Episode 113: after, camera, crazy, easily, walk, commitment, past, bitter, extend, and fence.

1. after (prep./adv.) : following in time or order; later than; in pursuit of or behind in place

2. camera (n.) : a device for taking photographs or recording video

3. crazy (adj.) : mentally deranged (formal/sensitive use); wild, exciting, or unbelievable; very enthusiastic (e.g., crazy about something)

4. easily (adv.) : without difficulty or effort; without doubt or by a large margin (for emphasis)

5. walk (v./n.) : to move on foot at a normal pace (v.); an act or instance of walking (n.)

6. commitment (n.) : a promise or obligation to do something; dedication or loyalty to a person, cause, or activity

7. past (n./adj./prep.) : time that has already happened (n.); belonging to or relating to an earlier time (adj.); beyond in position or time (prep.)

8. bitter (adj.) : having a sharp, unpleasant taste (e.g., like black coffee); feeling angry, resentful, or disappointed because of bad experiences

9. extend (v.) : to make something longer or larger in space or time; to stretch out or reach out (e.g., a hand)

10. fence (n./v.) : a barrier, usually made of wood or wire, that encloses an area (n.); (idiom: sit/on the fence) to be undecided about something