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lurk To lurk is to watch someone from a secret location or to observe people from a place that’s dark or hidden. There’s an alligator lurking in the water. There’s a cat lurking in the grass. Two men are lurking beneath a bridge. The police caught a man lurking outside of someone’s window. A lurker is a

nap When a person sleeps during the day, you can use the word “nap.” He’s taking a nap. (The verb “take” is often used with nap.) My baby is napping. (This sentence uses “nap” as a verb.) Babies take a lot of naps. Taking a nap during the day is good for you. Do you need a

nag If a person asks you to do something, again and again, you can use the word “nag.” Notice that a person (usually in the form of an object pronoun) almost always comes after the word “nag.” Tarek’s wife is nagging him to fix the window. Joe’s father nagged him to get his haircut until

grueling A grueling experience is one that leaves a person physically or mentally exhausted. You could also say that the person is very tired from working, but the word “grueling” is much better at describing the level of stress that is felt. The word “grueling” is an adjective that is almost always used to describe a thing

stun Use the word “stun” when a person is very surprised by something. This is a strong word, so make sure it fits the situation: Vanessa was stunned when she saw the repair bill for her car. We were absolutely stunned to find out that Bill and Elena were getting a divorce. (Notice that the word