Inverse proportion

• Also called as inverse ratio.
• A relation between two quantities such that one increases in proportion as the other decreases.

Photojournalism

• The use of photographs to give news.

illuminate

• Light up.
• Help to explain or make clear: he illuminates science for the interested reader.
• Decorate (a manuscript) with gold, silver, or coloured designs.

Crease

Cricket Pitch

• A line or ridge produced on paper or cloth by folding or pressing.
• Cricket - any of a number of lines marked on the pitch at specified places
• Creased up- Burst out laughing.

Dandified

• (of a man) too concerned about personal appearance.

Sweetie

• Brit. A sweet.
• Used as a term of affection.

Half-timbered

17th Century half-timbered house in Gardelegen

• (of a building) having walls with a timber frame and a brick or plaster filling.

Electrode

• A conductor through which electricity enters or leaves something.
• Origin - from electric +greek hodos 'way'.

Enclose

• Surround or close off on all sides.
• Place in an envelope together with a letter.

Coalition

• A temporary alliance, especially one enabling political parties to form a government.

Unquestionable

• Not able to be denied or doubted.

Corrosion

Corrosion

• The process of corroding.
• the damage caused by this process.

VE day

• The day ( 8 May ) marking the Allied victory in europe in 1945
• Short for Victory in Europe.

Indebted

• Grateful.
• Owing money.

Propagandist

• A person who spreads propaganda.

Conic section

• The figure of a circle, ellipse, parabola, or hyperbola formed by the intersection of a plane and a circular cone.

Igneous

• (of rock) formed when molten rock has solidified
• Some igneous rocks : basalt, breccia, diorite, dolerite, gabbro, granite, lava, obsidian, peridotite, porphyry, pumice, rhyolite, tuff.

Tea Cosy

• A thick or padded cover placed over a teapot to keep the tea hot.

Knees-up

• A lively party

Hothead

• A rash or quick-tempered person.