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noun A person who is interested in looking at or watching girls

• The girl watcher observed the crowd from a distance, taking note of each person's behavior.
• That guy over there is a total girl watcher, always checking out the ladies.
• I heard he's a real creeper, a total girl watcher.
• She had a knack for being a girl watcher, always able to pick up on subtle details about people.

noun a realm or domain in which a particular group or thing is dominant

verb to come to an end or to happen eventually

• In the Lord's Prayer, we ask for God's kingdom to come.
• I'll wait for you until kingdom come if I have to.
• I'll fight you till kingdom come if you mess with me.
• She was so excited about the concert, she said she could dance till kingdom come.

noun a dog that is aggressive or dangerous

adjective showing anger or aggression

• The mad dog was eventually captured by animal control officers.
• Did you hear about the mad dog roaming the neighborhood?
• That mad dog is causing chaos in the streets.
• His temper was like a mad dog, ready to lash out at any moment.

verb to make someone extremely angry or frustrated

• The continuous noise from the construction site began to madden the residents in the neighborhood.
• His constant complaining about the weather can really madden me sometimes.
• I swear, that guy can madden me like no other.
• The lack of progress on the project began to madden her like a ticking time bomb.

noun A small to medium-sized primate that typically has a long tail, most kinds of which live in trees in tropical countries.

• The scientist observed the monkey's behavior in its natural habitat.
• I saw a monkey swinging from tree to tree at the zoo.
• That guy is a total monkey - always causing trouble.
• Her mind was a monkey, jumping from one thought to another.

noun A celestial object that appears as a brief, bright streak of light in the night sky, caused by a meteoroid entering the Earth's atmosphere and burning up

• I was fortunate enough to witness a shooting star streak across the night sky last night.
• Hey, did you see that shooting star just now? It was so cool!
• Dude, that shooting star was lit af!
• Her talent on the stage was like a shooting star, shining brightly for a brief moment before fading away.

noun a pair of fictional characters in Lewis Carroll's book 'Through the Looking-Glass'

conjunction used to connect the two characters' names

• The characters Tweedledum and Tweedledee were created by Lewis Carroll in his novel Through the Looking-Glass.
• Tweedledum and Tweedledee are like two peas in a pod, always together.
• Those two are like Tweedledum and Tweedledee, always causing trouble.
• Their friendship was so close, they were like Tweedledum and Tweedledee, inseparable.

noun a legendary white-colored sperm whale in the novel Moby-Dick by Herman Melville

• The white whale is a rare and majestic creature often sought after by researchers for study.
• Have you ever seen a white whale in real life? They're so cool!
• Dude, that white whale we saw on our boat trip was totally lit.
• To him, finding the white whale symbolized achieving the impossible dream.

noun the state of being single or unmarried

• Many people choose to embrace singledom as a period of self-discovery and personal growth.
• Being in singledom means I can focus on myself without any distractions.
• I'm loving the single life, living that singledom dream!
• Her heart was content in the peaceful solitude of singledom.