capsules made of soft gelatin that can be swallowed whole or broken open and their contents mixed with food or added to water. They are commonly used for medicinal purposes and often contain vitamins, minerals, or medications.
/ˈsɑːftɡels/
A type of traditional Swiss wooden ski that was used mainly by Alpine shepherds for traversing alpine pastures and slopes. It is characterized by its narrow, sharp tips and was often used in conjunction with special bindings called ‘wasserschéppli’.
/ˈstɜːr.nɪk/
A medical examination of the stomach using X-rays to visualize its contents and detect abnormalities; also known as an upper GI (gastrointestinal) series.
/r?nt?g?n?sk?pi/
To alter or transform in an extraordinary manner, often involving a sudden and significant change that surpasses typical or expected transformations.
/sjuˈpəːtrænsfɔːrm/
In a manner or mannerism that is conducive to or indicative of good fortune or happiness, often with a philosophical or ethical emphasis on virtuous living to achieve such outcomes.
/juːˈdɛmənɪstɪkəlɪ/
To argue in a superior or more convincing manner than (someone else); to argue more successfully, effectively, or convincingly against (someone) on a point of reasoning or logic.
/aʊtˈɑːrdʒ/
This word appears to be a variant of ‘shippably’, which describes something that is suitable, convenient, or desirable for transportation by ship. It can imply ease of handling or suitability for shipping.
/ˈʃɪplɪ/
A defensive fortification, such as a wall or barricade, used to protect or enclose an area; a bulwark, a trench, or a wall, especially one made of stakes driven into the ground. It can also refer to a barrier, obstacle, or difficulty.
/ˈwɜːr.əl/
To make something resemble California in style, culture, or appearance; to imitate or adapt to a Californian style or lifestyle.
/ˌkælիfəˈneɪ.ti/