Word #Logy

* Part Of Speech — Adjective.

* Pronunciation —

* Log, as usual, log,

* y as in happy.

* Meaning —

* Tired, OR

* Dull.

* Sentences —

* He was logy after cutting the log with the saw.

* The logy man suddenly became enthusiastic on seeing his daughter's endearing smile. (Adjective, tired))

* Synonyms — tired, bleary, exhausted, worn-out, weary, etc.

* Antonyms — energetic, enthusiastic, etc.

* New words —

* Enthusiastic — eager.

* Endearing — cute.

Idiom#Live and learn

* Meaning —

* To learn from one's past experiences.

* Sentences —

* She tried to help him and then got into hot water; she no more helps others unless they approach her, live, and learn. (Learn from one's past experiences)

* Got into hot water — passionate to do something.

* He had lost his plum job because of his excessively humble nature; he has become more straightforward now, live and learn. (Learn from one's past experiences)

* Plum job — lucrative job.

Phrasal verb#keep back

* Meaning —

* Hide (conceal).

* Sentences —

* Don't keep back anything from your doctor. (Conceal)

* She kept back a secret. (Concealed)

* He keeps back his girlfriend from friends.