faced (with a bill) confronted
bill the charge for something
death duties taxes on the money and property of
someone who has died
turn out happen, prove to be the case
glum dejected, unhappy
quarter period of three months
fee price (of entry)
come off succeed
income money you receive from your work and
other sources. Usually calculated annually,
e.g. My income is £2,000 a year.
short of (money) not having enough (money)
anecdote a short story, usually interesting or amusing
odd-job man a person who does different small jobs
that do not
require great skill
put up with tolerate, submit to
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