DP1F Adjectives

4. Very high quality but your legs could get cold and tired.
7. He will be there for me, he never lets me down
9. A baby wearing make-up, a priest taking drugs, a teacher swearing in class.
10. Dirtier than dirty, extremely perverted.
11. Extremely disgusting.
12. Your mother looks under your bed and finds out
16. Most Spanish students think this means strange, but it is just uncommon and hard to find.
17. A synonym of good. But you could get lost in it.

1. How your voice sounds after screaming for three hours, or how you look after escaping from a plane crash, or how you feel after drinking a litre of vodka.
2. Extremely violent, unnecessarily so. But not addicted to videogames.
3. Frequent. Quite vulgar, too.
5. The type of joke that Spanish people don´t understand because it isn´t obvious enough
6. The right time, the correct answer, and the bullet shot right in the forehead.
8. You left the baby playing with the hot iron, then you crossed the road while looking at your phone.
13. your dirty little hobby. How do you feel?
14. Your mother looks under you bed and finds you laying there naked. How do you feel?
15. I saved a baby from a burning building then found a cure for cancer then helped an old man cross the road.