Word— Mizzle.

* part of speech - Noun

* Pronunciation —

* Mi as in mizzle,

* zz as in dazzled,

* le as in little.

* Meaning —

* Light rain. or drizzle OR

* Disappear. * Sentences —

* It had been mizzling yesterday till the evening. (Noun, drizzling)

* A book was all I needed in the mizzle; it gave me seraphic pleasure. (Noun, light rain or drizzle)

* The thief had a wry smile and he mizzled in the crowd. (Noun, disappeared)

* Having a cup of tea in the mizzle is my idiosyncrasy. (Noun, light rain or drizzle)

* Synonyms —drizzle, vanish, disappear, etc.

* Antonyms — rain heavily, rain cats and dogs, appear, etc.

* New words —

* Seraphic — mysterious and angelic.

* Wry — wicked.

Idom #For good

* Meaning —

* Permanently.

* Sentences —

* He is leaving India for good. (Permanently)

* She will leave her hometown for good as she has got a new job. (Permanently)

* For better concentration, he will leave social media for good. (Permanently)

Phrasal verb#Done up

* Meaning —

* Exhausted.

* Sentences —

* The little girl hugged her father as he was done up after a tiring day. (Exhausted)

* I am done up after cleaning the room. (Exhausted)

* He was done up after preparing the dinner. (Exhausted)

* They are refreshing themselves as they are done up. (Exhausted)