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• a small fragment of bread, cake, or cracker.

(lit - lit)

• provide with light or lighting; illuminate 
• e.g. I light the lamp

make (something) start burning; ignite

light or set on fire.

• • arouse or inspire (an emotion or feeling) :
• a love of art was kindled in me.

• [ intrans. ] (of an emotion) be aroused : she hesitated, suspicion kindling within her.

• [ intrans. ] become impassioned or excited : the young man kindled at once.

• [ intrans. ] emit sparks of fire or electricity :
• the ignition sparks as soon as the gas is turned on.

[ trans. ] ignite : the explosion sparked a fire.

• verb
• move or cause to move up and down or from side to side with small rapid movements :
• [ trans. ] Stasia wiggled her toes 
• [ intrans. ] my tooth was wiggling around.

noun

• verb [ intrans. ]
• move about lightly and quickly from side to side or up and down :
• his head jiggles up and down as he speaks.

• • [ trans. ] shake (something) lightly up and down or from side to side :
• he was jiggling his car keys in his hand.

• verb
• give or cause to give a short, sudden jerking or convulsive movement :
• [ intrans. ] he saw her lips twitch and her eyelids flutter
• [ trans. ] the dog twitched his ears.

noun

• v.
• move or cause to move with repeated small bobs or jerks :
• [ intrans. ] the car bounced and joggled on the rough road.

• (an animal's tail) move or cause to move rapidly to and fro :
• [ intrans. ] his tail began to wag 
• [ trans. ] the dog went out, wagging its tail.

• verb [ intrans. ]
• move unsteadily from side to side :
• the table wobbles where the leg is too short.

• verb [ intrans. ]
• wriggle or twist the body from side to side, esp. as a result of nervousness or discomfort : all my efforts to squirm out of his grasp were useless.

• 킬킬 웃다.
• verb [ intrans. ]
• laugh lightly in a nervous, affected, or silly manner :
• they giggled at some private joke |
• [as adj. ] ( giggling) three giggling girls.

킥킥거리다.

• verb [ intrans. ]
• give a short, half-suppressed laugh; giggle : her stutter caused the children to titter.

킬킬 웃다.

• verb [ intrans. ]
• give such a laugh :
• the boys at school were sure to snigger at him behind his back 

[with direct speech ] “Doesn't he look like a fool?” they sniggered.

히히 낄낄

• verb ( -hees , -heed , -heeing ) [ intrans. ]
• titter or giggle in such a way.

빙그레 웃다.

• verb [ intrans. ]
• laugh quietly or inwardly :
• I chuckled at the astonishment on her face

[with direct speech ] “That's a bit strong, isn't it?” he chuckled.

(기쁘거나 재미있어서) 깔깔거리다

• verb [ intrans. ]
• laugh in a breathy, gleeful way; chuckle : he chortled at his own pun.

• 소리내어 웃다.
• verb [ intrans. ]

• she couldn't help laughing at his jokes |
• he laughed out loud | [with direct speech ]
• she laughed, “Not a chance.”

• n.
• informal a violin, 

• v.
• [ intrans. ] play the fiddle

클라리넷

• verb [ intrans. ]
• sleep lightly :
• he found his mother dozing by the fire.

( doze off) fall lightly asleep : I dozed off for a few seconds.

선잠. 토막잠. 

• verb ( -napped, -napping) [ intrans. ]
• have such a sleep.

• verb ( napped , napping ) [ intrans. ]
• sleep lightly or briefly, esp. during the day.

꾸벅꾸벅 졸다.

• verb [ intrans. ]
• be half asleep; doze intermittently :
• he was beginning to drowse in his chair.

• [ trans. ] archaic make sleepy.

심술난

• adjective ( grumpier , grumpiest )
• bad-tempered and sulky.

lump 덩어리

• adjective ( lumpier , lumpiest )
• full of or covered with lumps :
• he lay on the lumpy mattress.

adjective ( -rier , -riest )

covered with fur