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In a casual and unenthusiastic manner

Sentence: Jack nonchalantly walked out of his house heading towards the park.

Part of speech: Adverb

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Thought over, absorbed

Sentence: After Bob ate dinner with his family, over time his body digested the food he ate.

Part of speech: Verb

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Not ready to believe; doubting

Sentence: Fred said that it he was incredulous, because he never thought that he was going to be drafted into the NFL.

Part of speech: Adjective

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Original Song by Jess Vaira. This video is a work in progress figuring out the arrangement.

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In a mischievous way

Synonyms: Devilish, elvish, impish, etc...

Sentence: In a bank, there was three men who roguishly walked up to the counter.

Part of speech: Adjective

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Wisely; knowingly

Sentence: In school Sam sagley answered questions in math class.

Part of speech:Adverb

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Catiously; carefully

Sentence: As Fred gingerly creeped around the corner in his house he saw a party going on.

Part of speech: Adverb

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Here is the definitive list of the 10 best emojis (in no particular order), what they mean, and when to use them.

2. Fire - a term used for when something is really good, or actually on fire.Use in above situations, especially when it's "lit".

3. Chicken Leg - can be used in the broader sense to represent any food, or chicken specifically. Best used at lunch or dinner.

6. The Disappointment - to express disappointment or shame of oneself or others. Use whenever your faith in humanity is dwindling .
Now let's use them in a sample conversation:
David: "Hey Scott, want to get KFC for dinner tonight?"

Scott:

Translation: "Yikes. It disappoints me that you like that restaurant. Let's go to Nando's Peri Peri instead. They have delicious flame grilled chicken with a South African flair. Every time you eat there they give you coupons, so you can save money (which is cool). Nando's keeps it 100, I love it there. Every time I eat Nando's Peri Peri chicken feels like sailing off into the sunset."

*This is not a paid promotion of Nando's Peri Peri

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Top Ten Emojis and When to Use Them - Washington Media Institute

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By Scott Silberstein Here is the definitive list of the 10 best emojis (in no particular order), what they mean, and when to use them. 2. Yikes - basically that face you make when your roommate asks what you're doing this weekend but you already made plans without them.

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A continued striving for advantage over and over.

Sentence: Adams is a rivalry team against the dalton football team.

Part of speech: Noun

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"Rivalry" - 🎵 Songs from The Next Step 🎵

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From the #TNSSeason4 Volume 2 soundtrack, it's the song from episode 29's surprising qualifier duet!

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Not capable of being understood or grasped.
Sentence: Nobody plays rug-beet(sport) anymore because it is unfathomable
Part of speech:  Adjective

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THE UNFATHOMABLE IS ABOUT TO UNFOLD! ALL FEAR MUST BE RELEASED! | The Galactic Free Press

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The prerequisite for ascending to the 5th dimension is the transmutation of all fear within our energy fields into a positive energy, such as love. Although many fears manifest in obvious ways-like a fear of heights or of water; other fears can be extremely subtle in their covert influences on our lives.

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Obeying
Synonyms:  Surrender, accede, agree, etc...
Sentence: A person who is abiding the law is a good citizen.
Part of speech:  Adjective

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An advantage or source of strength.

Sentence: In Donald Trump's life, his money is an asset in his life.

Part of speech: Noun

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An asset is a resource with economic value.

Individuals, corporations and countries expect the assets they own to provide economic benefits now and in the future. Assets can be tangible, such as equipment and land; or intangible, including things like a brand, a chemical formula, or property rights.

Assets are vital to a firm's success because they increase its value and provide the means to generate cash flow. They are important to an individual because assets, such as a bank account, a home or a car, are necessary to satisfy daily needs. And assets are of great interest to investors who want to know what a firm owns, and what it owes.

Companies list the assets they own on their balance sheets. A firm's total assets will equal its liabilities plus equity. Current assets are those that will be consumed within a year, including items such as cash, accounts receivable and inventory. Fixed assets, including equipment and buildings, are expected to provide benefits beyond a year.

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An asset is a resource with economic value. Individuals, corporations and countries expect the assets they own to provide economic benefits now and in the future. Assets can be tangible, such as equipment and land; or intangible, including things like a brand, a chemical formula, or property rights.