- Daily English Vocabulary
- Posts
- DEV 21 | Studio Team's Affordable Holiday Gifts
DEV 21 | Studio Team's Affordable Holiday Gifts
Today’s video will teach you five real English words used by native speakers.

5 Vocabulary Words + Timestamps
Without further ado [00:30]
Disposable [01:11]
Crappiest [01:22]
Remounted [01:54]
Slick [01:56]
You learned 5 words from today’s video—Premium members unlock all 25 words from the same video plus the PDF lesson.
Definitions & Example Sentences
1. Without further ado
Definition: Without any more delay or hesitation.
Example sentences:
Let’s get started without further ado.
Without further ado, let me introduce our guest speaker.
He jumped right into the presentation without further ado.
2. Disposable
Definition: Designed to be used once or for a short period and then thrown away.
Example sentences:
Please use the disposable cups instead of the regular ones.
We need to buy some disposable plates for the picnic.
The hotel provides disposable toiletries for the guests.
3. Crappiest
Definition: The superlative form of “crappy,” meaning extremely poor in quality.
Example sentences:
That is the crappiest movie I have ever seen.
He made the crappiest decision and now regrets it.
The crappiest part of the job is dealing with difficult customers.
4. Remounted
Definition: To get back on something again after dismounting or falling off.
Example sentences:
He quickly remounted the bicycle and continued riding.
After falling off the horse, she remounted and kept going.
The rider remounted after adjusting the saddle.
5. Slick
Definition: Smooth and slippery, often describing a surface.
Example sentences:
The floor was so slick that I almost fell.
Rain made the road slick and dangerous.
The stairs became slick after being cleaned.
📚 What should I study today?
You'll never ask that question again.
The 365-Day English Fluency System gives you one clear lesson every day. No planning. No guessing. No catching up.
Just open today's lesson and begin.
👉 Start your daily English path:
365 Day English Fluency System
