CLAT REWA

appellation [ ap-uh'-LEY-shuh' n ]
[ noun ]
MEANING :
1. title, name, designation or an identifier
2. an instance or act of naming
USAGE EXAMPLE 1 :
The appellation was befitting his rank.
USAGE EXAMPLE 2 :
Up to one-third of wines marketed under France's regional "appellation" system do not deserve the label, a leading French consumer group says.
BBC, Doubt over quality of French wine,5 September 2007

atelier [ AT-l-yey, at-l-YEY; Fr. Atuh*-LYEY ]
[ noun ]
MEANING :
a workshop, workroom or studio esp. one that is used by a designer or artist
USAGE EXAMPLE 1 :
An atelier should be well lit with natural light.
USAGE EXAMPLE 2 :
In 1955, with brothers Piero and Milan, Crommelynck founded his own atelier in the 14th arrondissement.
Telegraph, Aldo Crommelynck, 31 Jan 2009

begrudge [ bi-GRUHJ ]
[ transitive verb ]
MEANING :
1. to feel envy, resentment or displeasure at another's possessions or good fortune
2. to concede allow or grant reluctantly
USAGE EXAMPLE 1 :
He begrudged the Patels their wealth.
USAGE EXAMPLE 2 :
Wallace, a generous-spirited man, comfortable with his own strengths and limits, didn't begrudge that.
National Geographic, Alfred Russel Wallace, by David Quammen, December 2008

bogus [ BOH-guh' s ]
[ adjective ]
MEANING :
1. (adj.) spurious, counterfeit, fake or forged
USAGE EXAMPLE 1 :
Bogus products are often sold at half the price of their original counterparts in these bazaars.
USAGE EXAMPLE 2 :
Wasteful public spending subsidises an army of bogus welfare claimants.
Economist, Looking nice but doing nothing, Jun 19th 2008

carrion [ KAR-ee-uh' n ]
[ noun, adjective ]
MEANING :
1. (n.) putrefying or decaying flesh
2. (n.) one that is decaying or rotting
3. (adj.) pertaining to or like decaying flesh
4. (adj.) feeding on putrefying or decaying flesh
USAGE EXAMPLE 1 :
Vultures feed on carrion which is often remains from a carcass.
USAGE EXAMPLE 2 :
Buzzards are known to be lazy carrion feeders and normally hunt on open land, eating worms, beetles, small mammals or carcasses.