A compound (often a polymer) designed to inhibit or reduce the effectiveness of algae in swimming pools, typically by altering the pH or ion balance to make the pool environment less hospitable to algae growth.
/ˈænti.pɔːl/
A administrative division in Leningrad Oblast, Russia, named after Vyborka, a historical area in Saint Petersburg, known for its historic significance and cultural landmarks.
/vɪˈbɔrs.kə jɪˈɛn/
An intensifier used to describe something as terrible, atrocious, or horrifying. It is a colloquial term and often used in informal or humorous contexts.
/ˈɔːrfəl/
An animal intended as a household companion and kept inside the home, typically as a domesticated animal such as a dog, cat, or fish, as opposed to an animal that is kept outside or for utility purposes only.
/ˈhaʊspɛt/
A collective term for the oppositions or criticisms of sexuality and sexual practices, including sociopolitical and cultural resistance to sexual norms and expressions.
/ˈæn.tɪ.ˈsɛk.sju.al.i.ti.zɪз/
Relating to or characterized by dystonia, a neurological movement disorder involving sustained muscle contractions, which cause twisting and repetitive movements or abnormal postures.
/dɪsˈkɪnɪtɪk/
Not quenched; not extinguished, (of sound) not muffled or silenced, (of sensation) not dulled or numbed, (of emotion) not repressed or subdued.
/ʌnˈskwɛltʃt/
is a German word meaning 'fast' as an adverb, typically used to indicate speed, urgency, or firm/hard contact. It does not exist in English directly but can be translated and used in similar contexts.
/fæst/
Capable of or having plural forms; relating to or denoting a word or form that can be or is used in plural.
/plərˈɪzə bəl/
A person who keeps a record of the score, particularly in sports or games, or a person or system that records points in various competitions.
/'skɔːrkəpɪər/