By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

Messy [Adjective] (untidy, dirty, or badly organized).
I couldn't endure that messy room. His bedroom was so messy.
Cosy [Adjective] (to be comfortable, warm, and relaxing). It was raining outside, but inside it was warm and very cosy. My room is very cosy.
Scuffy [Adjective] (untidy, messy).
She always wears scruffy clothes.
He has black scruffy hair.
Homely [Adjective] ((of a place) simple but cozy, pleasant and comfortable).
I loved my small but extremely homely room.
The main part of the hotel is extremely homely and there is a large terrace with a stunning view.
Run down [Adjective] (to be in very bad condition).
He bought a run-down television station. The whole area's really run-down.
Pavilion [Noun] (a beautiful building, used for a specific purpose, such as shelter, concerts, events, etc).
I was attracted by the porcelain doll of Peony Pavilion. The pavilion on the hill looks down on the river.
Chores [Noun] (tasks such as cleaning, washing, and ironing that are often boring but has to be done regularly).
Many husbands now help with the household chores like washing the dishes and cleaning the floor.
My neighbor's kids have to do chores every day in order to earn their allowance.
Upkeep [Verb] (to look after/ keep something in good condition).
The expenses of upkeeping the building are quite expensive.
Historical monument [Noun] (ancient buildings, statues, or other structures that have historical importance).
The historical monument is one most visited tourist attractions in Kuala Lumpur.
Overlooking the majestic Arabian Sea, this historical monument is located in
a perfect scenic spot.
Chores [Noun] (daily work of a household).
I have some chores to do.
My neighbor's kids have to do chores every day in order to earn their allowance.