Blubber
to cry or to throw tantrums
像孩子一样哭或发脾气。
例句：
Stop blubbering like a two-year-old.
别哭得像个两岁小孩。
Doozy
something that is very special or unusual
异乎寻常的东西;独特的事物
形容“极其地好/坏”。
例如，你看到一个表演十分的令人尴尬，
这时候就可以表达：
That show just was a doozy.
这场表演简直太糟糕啦。
Did you eat Chinese food at that restaurant? it’s a doozy!
你在那家餐馆吃过中国菜吗?真的太好吃啦!
Flabbergasted
extremely surprised and/or shocked
十分的震惊;目瞪口呆
例句：
She was really flabbergasted and I was shaking like a leaf when I proposed to her!
她真的吓到了，当我向她求婚时，我一直抖个不停!
Festooned
Decorated
被装饰
例句：
I have festooned my Christmas tree this time.
这次我装饰了我的圣诞树。
Fuddy-duddy
a person who has old-fashioned ideas or habits
形容有守旧派思想的人
例句：
My grandfather always asks us to keep our hands off the table while dining.he’s such a fuddy-duddy.
我爷爷总是叫我们吃饭的时手不要放在桌子上，他真是太古板了。
Gibberish
words that have no meaning or are impossible to understand
胡言乱语
当你朋友喝醉了酒，你就可以说：
You’re speaking gibberish.
你在胡言乱语。
Squabble
to argue noisily about sth that is not very important
争吵
用法：
squabble with sb about/over sth
例句：
My parents have been squabbling since morning.
我父母从早上起就吵个不停。
Wishy-washy
not having clear or firm ideas or beliefs
优柔寡断
例句：
You’ve got to be stop being wishy-washy about your decisions.
你必须得停止对你的决定优柔寡断了!
