pesky
English /ˈpeski/ Beauty /ˈpeski/
adj. Nasty, troublesome
pest
English /pest/ United States /pest/ Global (UNITED States)
n. Pests, pests, < informal > nasty people (especially children)
best
Uk /best/ US /best/ Worldwide (US)
adj. The best; the most pleasant; the most appropriate
adv. The highest degree; the best, the best; the most suitable
(the best) the best person (or thing); the highest standard, the best condition; the most suitable thing; the highest record; the main merit; the dress; (at the end of the epistle) good wishes
v. Defeat, win
west
English /west/ United States /west/ Global (United States)
n. West;
adj. Western; Westward
adv. In the West; to the West; from the West
firm
English /fest/ United States /fest/ Global (United States)
n. Rallies, festivals
gesture
English /dʒest/ United States /dʒest/ Global (United States)
n. Story poems; stories; martial arts; poetic novels
gesture
English /ˈdʒestʃə(r)/ United States /ˈdʒestʃər/ Global (United States)
n. Gestures, postures; postures, representations
V. Gestures, gestures with motions; Gestures, gestures with motions
vt. Represented by actions
gesticulate
English /dʒeˈstɪkjuleɪt/ United States /dʒeˈstɪkjuleɪt/ Global (United States)
Vi. Gesture with posture; gesture (when speaking).
vt. Talk with gestures; do pose expression
gestation
English /dʒeˈsteɪʃn/ United States /dʒeˈsteɪʃn/ Global (United States)
n. Gestation; pregnancy; gestation
is
English /dʒest/ United States /dʒest/ Global (UK)
n. Jokes, jokes; jokes
Vi. Jokes; ridicule
vt. jeer
The remark was made half in jest.
This was said half-jokingly.
For a jest, my prince, we did exchange garments.
As a joke, my prince, we exchanged clothes.
Would I jest about such a thing?
Is this kind of thing I would say and play?
It was a jest rather than a reproach.
It's a joke, not an accusation.
"Be useful, and do me a service, "said he, in jest.
He jokingly said, "Be a useful person and do me a favor." ”
nest
UK /nest/ US /nest/ Worldwide (US)
n. Nests, nests, nests, comfortable dwellings, nests of comfort; (stacked) sets of objects, sets of objects; hiding places, secret dens
v. (Birds) nesting, nesting; (a set of objects) stacking one by one; nesting (information); finding bird nests
Nest (de) Nest, Nest (English) Nest (nickname for the female church name Agnes Welsh) (personal name)
question
English /ˈkwestʃən/ United States /ˈkwestʃən/ Global (United States)
n. Questions, questions; questions, questions; things (to be discussed or dealt with), topics; uncertainty, questions
v. Formal questioning, questioning, questioning, doubting
vi. Questioning;
rest
Uk /rest/ US /rest/ Worldwide (US)
v. (Make) rest; (Enable) athletes to leave the team temporarily; (Make) Lean- on; Be shelved; (Remains or bodies) buried in; (Land) Fallow; (Plaintiff or Defendant) Complete Presentation of Evidence (or Arguments) to court; Attribution; Remain Unchanged
n. Rest; sleep; rest; rest; rest; rest; pause; pause (in the psalm); rest; stent; remainder; a small piece of the rest of the person (or thing) ;( organ or tissue); (tennis ball) fight
restore
English /rɪˈstɔː(r)/ United States /rɪˈstɔːr/ Global (United States)
v. Restoration (a situation or feeling); make restoration, make reset; repair, refurbish; re-adopt, restore use; return
vi. Recovery;Restore
test
English /test/ US /test/ Worldwide (US)
n. Tests, examinations;
v. Tests; Tests, Inspections; Trials, Tests; Tests
zest
English /zest/ United States /zest/ Global (United States)
n. Flavor; enthusiastic; strong interest
vt. To give...... flavouring
He had a great zest for life.
He had a great passion for life.
He has a zest for life and a quick intellect.
He had a passion for life and a quick mind.
The slight risk added zest to the experience.
Taking a little risk made the experience even more interesting.