Vocabulary

3. tip of the iceberg: A small, visible part of a much larger problem or situation that is not immediately apparent.
4. To swap one product for another, usually because it is unsuitable, doesn’t fit, or is defective.
5. To alter or fake something with the intent to deceive.
9. A person with a strong presence on social media who has the ability to influence the opinions or decisions of their followers, especially regarding fashion, technology, lifestyle, or products.
10. an eye out: To stay alert or watch carefully for something.
11. out: To test or experiment with something to determine its usefulness or quality.
13. up: Fabricated or invented, often referring to stories, excuses, or lies.
14. To notice or recognize something, often something unusual or out of place.
15. Names or trademarks used to identify products or companies, often associated with reputation and quality.
17. A period or event during which goods are sold at reduced prices, or the act of selling something.
18. Products sold at a lower price than usual, often considered a good deal.
20. on: To put on clothes, shoes, or accessories to see if they fit or look good before buying them.

1. To look through or explore content casually, such as navigating a website or flipping through a catalog without a specific goal.
2. The return of money to a customer when they return a product or are dissatisfied with a service.
6. A workplace, often in poor conditions, where workers are paid very low wages and work long hours, usually in the manufacturing industry.
7. off: To be overcharged or cheated, paying more than something is worth.
8. Items that have been bought, or the act of buying something.
12. shops: Stores that sell donated items to raise money for charitable causes.
16. A dishonest scheme designed to cheat people out of money or personal information.
19. Authentic, real, or true, not fake or counterfeit.