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  • Causing disruption or annoyance through being unwelcome or uninvited.
    intrusive
  • To throw away something that you no longer want or need.
    discard
  • a long life
    longevity
  • The amount of something taken in, especially food or drink.
    intake
  • To make small changes to something to improve it or adjust its function.
    to tweak
  • A person who claims to have special abilities to see the future or know things beyond normal perception.
    psychic
  • Being honest and direct about something without hiding information.
    upfront
  • Aperson or group blamed for problems or mistakes they did not cause.
    scapegoat
  • A preference for something that may not be liked by everyone at first but can be enjoyed over time.
    an acquired taste
  • Something that is found everywhere or seems to be present all the time.
    ubiquitous
  • The practice of using science and technology to improve health and performance.
    biohacking
  • A remark that seems like praise but also has an insulting or negative meaning.
    a backhanded compliment
  • A person who has both introverted and extroverted traits, feeling comfortable in social situations and alone.
    ambivert
  • Happening too soon or before the proper time; not fully developed.
    premature
  • To push out your lips in a way that shows you are unhappy or sulking.
    pout
  • To quickly deal with a difficult situation instead of delaying it.
    rip the band-aid off
  • A small, indirect insult that may not be obvious at first.
    a subtle dig
  • A small amount of money given to someone for their service, often in addition to the main payment.
    gratuity
  • Increasing or growing by adding more over time, often leading to a total effect.
    cumulative
  • A potential source of danger or risk that can cause harm or injury.
    a hazard
  • Someone who easily falls for or loves something, even if it's not good for them.
    a sucker for
  • Natural objects in space, such as stars, planets, and moons.
    celestial bodies
  • Something that is unpleasant or makes you feel uncomfortable.
    off-putting
  • To move slowly and with reluctance, often because you do not want to do something.
    drag your feet
  • A medical procedure where fat is taken from one part of the body and placed into another area for enhancement.
    fat grafting
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