#GET_AN_EYEFUL to ​look at something or someone.
- Hey, get an eyeful of this!

#NUDE / nud / not ​wearing any ​clothes.
- She ​once ​posed nude for a ​magazine.
- Nude ​sunbathing is only ​allowed on ​certain ​beaches.

#NUDIST / ˈnu·dɪst / a ​person who ​believes that not ​wearing ​clothes is ​healthy and who is often ​part of a ​group of ​people who ​meet to ​practice ​their ​belief
- The ​whole ​family are ​committed nudists.
- a nudist ​beach (= ​beach for nudists)

#FREQUENTLY often
- frequently ​asked ​questions
- I ​see him frequently.
- The ​buses ​run less frequently on Sundays.

#RETRIEVE / rɪˈtriv / to ​find and ​bring back something.
- We ​taught ​our ​dog to retrieve a ​ball.
- Computers are used to ​store and retrieve ​information ​efficiently.
- Important ​historic ​documents were retrieved from a dumpster last ​week.

#NAKED / ˈneɪ·kɪd / not ​wearing any ​clothes.
- a naked man.
- naked ​bodies.
- ​stark naked (= ​completely naked)
- ​buck/​butt naked (= ​completely naked)

#DISCOVER / dɪˈskʌv·ər / to ​realize or ​learn.
- When you go on a ​trip, you always discover that you ​forgot a few things.

#LIKELY / ˈlɑɪk·li / If something is likely, it will ​probably ​happen or is ​expected.
- Do ​remind me because I'm likely to ​forget.
- If I don’t write it down, I’m likely to ​forget.

#IN_THE_BUFF naked

#OTHERWISE / ˈʌð·ərˌwɑɪz / differently, or in another way.
- Parts of the ​company will be ​sold or otherwise ​dismantled.

#DESTROY / dɪˈstrɔɪ / to ​damage something.
- Losing his ​job ​seemed to ​completely destroy his ​confidence.
- Most of the ​old ​part of the ​city was destroyed by ​bombs during the ​war.

#TOPLESS used to ​describe someone, usually a woman, ​wearing nothing on the ​upper ​part of the ​body, or something ​connected with this way of ​dressing.
- Many women now go topless on the ​beach.
- topless ​dancers

#FELLA / ˈfel·ə /not standard (​spelled the way it is often ​spoken) ​fellow;;; man, guy, chap (Informal), man or boy.
- Where did you ​meet this fella?

#STREAK / strik / to ​run ​naked through a ​public ​place

#UNSETTLING / ʌnˈset·lɪŋ / making you ​feel ​anxious and ​worried.
- I ​received the unsettling ​news that I may ​lose my ​job next ​month.

#IN_THE_NORMAL_COURSE_OF_THINGS as things usually happen;;; the way in which something happens;;; the way things happen

#SPOT / spɑt / to ​see or ​notice someone or something.
- Sara spotted a ​woodpecker high on the ​tree.

#ASSUME / əˈsum / to think; to believe

#GO_ON to ​continue
- I won’t go on ​working in this ​job ​forever.
- Go on, ​tell me what ​happened next.

#THANKFULLY used, usually at the ​beginning of a ​sentence, to show you are ​happy or ​grateful about something.
- Thankfully, nobody was ​hurt.

#PATHS_CROSS If two people's ​paths ​cross, the ​people ​meet.
- It was a ​pleasure ​meeting you - I ​hope ​our ​paths ​cross again.