S_ISE_001 | sew • so • sow [homophones]


ise_words with S





05. πŸ”΅  Shibboleth | | 6:27 | iswearenglish |

06. πŸ”΅  Skimp | Scrimp | Scrimp and Save | 7:36 | iswearenglish |

07. πŸ”΅  Sotto Voce | Italian in English | 4:08 | iswearenglish |


09. πŸ”΅  Surmise | | 3:21 | iswearenglish |

10. πŸ”΅  Smirk vs Simper | 6:53 | iswearenglish |

11. πŸ”΅  Stickler | 5:20 | iswearenglish |

12. πŸ”΅  Succumb | Succubus | 4:47 | iswearenglish |

13. πŸ”΅  Susceptible | Susceptibility | 5:07 | iswearenglish |

14. πŸ”΅  Sustain | Sustenance | 5:56 | iswearenglish |

The idiom "strut your stuff" means to show off your skills, talents, or abilities in a confident, proud, and often ostentatious way. Below are various examples of how this phrase is used in different contexts: Dancing and Performance: It is commonly used when someone is encouraged to show their dance moves on a floor or perform on stage with confidence (0:22), (1:58). Fashion and Style: It can describe people parading in fashionable clothing, such as ladies at Royal Ascot showing off their outfits (1:27) or models walking down a runway (3:20). Exhibiting Skills: Beyond physical performance, it applies to any situation where you demonstrate how good you are at something to impress others, such as an artist at an exhibition (3:44) or a footballer pleasing a crowd (3:58). General Confidence: You can even use it when walking down the street if you are trying to look "cool" or acting with a sense of pride (4:02).

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