Sully

sul‧ly (verb) past tense and past participle sullied , present participle sullying , third person singular sullies [transitive] formal or literary

to spoil or reduce the value of something that was perfect:

a scandal that sullied his reputation

Caravan

car‧a‧van [countable]

1 British EnglishDLO a vehicle that a car can pull and in which people can live and sleep when they are on holiday [=  trailer American English]

caravan site/park (=area of land where people can park their caravans )

2 British EnglishTTB a covered vehicle that is pulled by a horse, and in which people can live [= wagon American English]

 a gipsy caravan

3 a group of people with animals or vehicles who travel together for safety, especially through a desert

Kerchief

ker‧chief [countable]

DCC a square piece of cloth, worn on the head or around the neck

Rinds

rind [uncountable and countable]

the thick outer skin of some types of fruit, such as oranges [↪ peel, zest]:

grated lemon rind

 

the thick outer skin of some foods, such as bacon or cheese

Retriever

re‧triev‧er [countable]

a type of dog that can be trained to find and bring back birds that its owner has shot

 

 

Swig

swig past tense and past participle swigged , present participle swigging [transitive]

informalDFD to drink something in large mouthfuls, especially from a bottle [= gulp]:

He sat swigging beer and smoking.

—swig noun [ countable]

She took a long swig of coke.