This document contains vocabulary words commonly used in news headlines with their definitions and examples. Some key words included are: air (to broadcast), assail (to strongly criticize), axe (to remove from a job), ban (to not allow), blast (an explosion), cite (to mention as a reason), claim (to declare as true), curb (to limit or control), dim (to become weaker), dub (to name), eye (to watch with interest), fault (to criticize as wrong), flay (to strongly accuse or criticize), foil (to prevent from succeeding), grip (to take control of), haul (a large illegal amount taken), ink (to sign), irk (to anger or annoy), key (
This document contains vocabulary words commonly used in news headlines with their definitions and examples. Some key words included are: air (to broadcast), assail (to strongly criticize), axe (to remove from a job), ban (to not allow), blast (an explosion), cite (to mention as a reason), claim (to declare as true), curb (to limit or control), dim (to become weaker), dub (to name), eye (to watch with interest), fault (to criticize as wrong), flay (to strongly accuse or criticize), foil (to prevent from succeeding), grip (to take control of), haul (a large illegal amount taken), ink (to sign), irk (to anger or annoy), key (
This document contains vocabulary words commonly used in news headlines with their definitions and examples. Some key words included are: air (to broadcast), assail (to strongly criticize), axe (to remove from a job), ban (to not allow), blast (an explosion), cite (to mention as a reason), claim (to declare as true), curb (to limit or control), dim (to become weaker), dub (to name), eye (to watch with interest), fault (to criticize as wrong), flay (to strongly accuse or criticize), foil (to prevent from succeeding), grip (to take control of), haul (a large illegal amount taken), ink (to sign), irk (to anger or annoy), key (
This document contains vocabulary words commonly used in news headlines with their definitions and examples. Some key words included are: air (to broadcast), assail (to strongly criticize), axe (to remove from a job), ban (to not allow), blast (an explosion), cite (to mention as a reason), claim (to declare as true), curb (to limit or control), dim (to become weaker), dub (to name), eye (to watch with interest), fault (to criticize as wrong), flay (to strongly accuse or criticize), foil (to prevent from succeeding), grip (to take control of), haul (a large illegal amount taken), ink (to sign), irk (to anger or annoy), key (
meaning 1 Air – to make know, Iran airs video of to broadcast boats with US ships in Gulf 2 Assail – to criticize Green groups assail strongly Govt energy plans 3 Axe – to remove Rolls to axe up to from a job 2,300 jobs 4 Back – to support Call for factory day care centres backed 5 Ban – to not allow to Court bans couple do something from naming son “Friday” 6 Bar – to officially Reformers barred say that something from elections must not be done 7 Bid – an attempt Chad, Sudan make new bid for peace 8 Blast – an explosion Blast kills US troops 9 Blaze – a big fire Blaze destroys 50 houses 10 Cite – to mention; Management cites to give as a reason labour unrest for shutdown 11 Claim – to declare Man claims ghost to be true sighting 12 Claim – to kill Bombs claim 40 13 Curb – to limit; to Lifestyle changes can control curb climate change 14 Dim – to become Hopes dim for weaker ending crisis 15 Dub – to give a Japan dubs activists name or description ‘terrorists’ to 16 Due – expected Decision on attempted bribery case due today 17 Ease – to reduce or Authorities ease lessen restrictions on Koh Smui flights 18 Eye – to watch with Thai team eyes 10 interest; to have as a golds goal 19 Fault – to criticize; Tests fault SUVs and to say someone or pickups something is wrong 20 Flay – to accuse; to NGOs flay govt for criticize strongly rushing bill 21 Foe – enemy; rival; Farmers’ foe: Smog competitor damage to crops costs billions 22 Foil – to prevent Gang uses phones to from succeeding foil police 23 Grip – control; to Army chief tightens take control of his grip 24 Gut – to destroy by Fire guts part of Bo fire Bae market 25 Haul – a large Cocaine haul tops a amount of tone something illegal that has been taken 26 Haul – an amount Suphan Buri add of something that eight medals to gold has been won or haul achieved 27 Heist – theft Two held over Bt17- million van heist 28 Helm – the head of Hughes takes helm an organization, at City project, etc. 29 Hike – an increase Opec says no to output hike 30 Ink – to sign MoU to be inked on eradication of opium crops 31 Irk – to case to be Indian Muslims angry or annoyed irked over Rushdie invite 32 Key – very Army urged to help important protect key witness 33 Lash – to hit with a Heavy downpours strong force lash Norteast 34 Lash out – to PM advisers lash out criticize strongly at new sytem 35 Laud – to praise; to World lauds ‘free say good things and fair’ elections about 36 Launch – to start or Government to begin launch a new war on drugs 37 Link – to connect; Studies link starchy connection foods with diabetes 38 Loom – expected in Controversy looms the near feature over Olympic qualifying 39 Mull –to think Google mulls ad- carefully about; to sponsored consider encyclopedia 40 Nab – to capture; to Police nab gang arrest leader 41 Net – to capture; to Police net two take possession of suspects in teacher’s murder 42 Nod –approval Toll way linking ring roads still awaits nod 43 Opt – to choose; to When buying decide on handbags, men opt for luxury 44 Oust – to force out Rules agreed to oust of a position, party leaders competition, etc. 45 Pact – an agreement Government urged to sign UN pact 46 Plea – a request; an Court rejects TITV answer to a criminal staff’s plea to keep charge broadcasting. Sen Craig trying to take back his guilty plea. 47 Pledge – a serious Opposition pledges promise to continue protests 48 Poised – ready; Data show US about to achieve poised for better growth 49 Poll – an election PM won’t quit over poll result 50 Post – a job or Putin accepts offer of position prime minister’s post 51 Probe – to Censors probe investigate; an hidden message in investigation love poem 52 Prompt – to cause Injuries in fire drill prompt legal threat 53 Rage – to burn out Forest fire rages of control 54 Rage – to continue Battles rage in north with a lot of force, Sri Lanka violence or anger 55 Reel – to feel very Island reels from shocked or upset worst cyclone in about something memory 56 Rock – to shock; to Tremors rock surprise provinces in the North 57 Rout – to defeat Awesome Federor completely or by a routs Roddick large amount 58 Row – quarrel; a Temple row divides serious disagreement Hindus during festival 59 Rule – to make a WTO rules on decision (especially shrimp next month in a court or a regulating agency) 60 Rule out – to not President rules out consider as a calling an early possibility election 61 Sack – to dismiss Police chief sacked from a job 62 Scam – a clever and Police seek four more dishonest plan for suspects in car scam making money 63 Set – ready; decided 27-hole golf course on set to open in Pattaya 64 Shun – to avoid Japanese food makers someone or shun China for something Thailand 65 Slam –to criticize Japan firms slammed someone very for fake recycled strongly papers 66 Slay – to kill Tribes slay 250 someone or foreign militants something in a war or fight 67 Snag – a problem or Early retirement plan difficulty for teachers hits snag 68 Snub –to pay no Iran subs UN vote attention to; to refuse to accept something 69 Soar –to rise rapidly Expert warns of unrest as rice price soars 70 Split – to divide or Movie industry split become divided over rating system 71 Spook – to frighten Tsunami prediction or become spooks island voters frightened 72 Stalemate – a Battle ends in disagreement that stalemate can’t be solved 73 Stall – to delay or Election defeat could make things wait; to stall reforms stop making progress 74 Stance – the IMF praises bank opinions that stance on bath someone has about something; position 75 Stem – to stop Taiwan stems something from departure of experts spreading or to China increasing 76 Sway – to influence Strong growth fails to or persuade sway government 77 Swindle – a Fake policemen held situation in which after B500,000 someone cheats swindle someone in order to get money or property 78 Thwart – to prevent Zone chiefs told to from being thwart teachers’ plan successful to rally in city 79 Tie – relationship; US, Australia look for strong connection growing ties with China 80 Tip – to say in Nationalists tipped advance that to win election someone or something will be successful 81 Trigger – to make Thai chilies trigger something happen; UK chemical attack to cause someone to alert say or do something 82 Trim – to cut or Opec trims forecast reduce the amount on oil demand or number of something 83 Urge – to advise Airlines urge someone very government to strongly about what resolve airport action or attitude troubles they should take 84 Vie – to compete Thai company vies with other people for for projects in Brunei something that is difficult to get 85 Void – to make Residents demand something no longer result be declared legal or effective void 86 Vow – a serious Teheran vows to go promise; to make a on with nuclear work serious promise 87 Weigh – to consider Hyundai weighs all the aspects of launch of $3,500 car situation 88 Woo – to try to Thailand aims to woo persuade people to Bollywood producers support you 89 Yield – to produce Video yields new something useful; to clues in tourist make a profit murder