Hello there, happy Monday. As you may have realized, we've done 80 episodes now, and as always, after every 10 episodes we do a test.

So today is the test episode for episode 71 through 80.

So I'm just gonna go through the last 40 words

and take your time, listen to the actual word itself, and if you can, pause, think about what the meaning is.

Don't worry if you get any wrong, That's normal. That's learning right?

When you're learning anything you're going to get it wrong enough times before you get it right so not a big deal

All right, so without further ado, let's get started with this word test.

Redress. Redress. To redress means to remedy or set right a situation, especially to set right an undesirable or some unfair situation.

itinerant. itinerant.

To be itinerant means traveling from place to place,

or to be an itinerant, so a noun, to be an itinerant means to be a person who travels

from place to place, a traveler or a wanderer to a sail means to make a concerted or violent attack to assault to charge or storm. Encombeum, Encombeum is a speech or piece of writing that praises someone or something highly.

Or, or, B-O-O-O-R, not the animal.

A-O-M-O-R is an unrefined or ill-mannered person.

Could also be a country bumpkin or a yokel. Paragon, a person or thing regarded as a perfect example of some particular quality.

So that person could be a paragon of hard work.

Lion eyes.

Lion eyes means to give a lot of public attention or approval to someone to treat them as a

celebrity to lionize them. Obsequious, that means obedient or attentive to an excessive or

exaggerated degree, to sycophantic.

Tyro.

Tyro.

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