@webgamekit/dictionary 0.0.0-stage → 0.1.0

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  5. package/package.json +30 -3
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a rotating disc",grandma:"a grandmother; the mother of one's parent",grapes:"small round fruits that grow in clusters on a vine",grass:"the green plant covering lawns and fields",gravel:"small stones used to surface paths",greedy:"wanting more than is needed","green thumb":"a natural talent for growing plants successfully",grenade:"a small bomb thrown by hand that explodes on impact",griffin:"a mythical creature with the body of a lion and wings of an eagle",grin:"a broad smile showing the teeth",grip:"to hold firmly; or a firm hold",ground:"the solid surface of the earth",grow:"to increase in size or develop over time","growing pains":"difficulties experienced while developing or expanding",growth:"the process of increasing in size or amount",guards:"people employed to protect something",guests:"people invited to visit or stay",guillotine:"a device used historically to execute people by beheading","guilty pleasure":"something enjoyable that one feels slightly ashamed of liking",guitar:"a stringed musical instrument played by plucking or strumming",gulf:"a large area of sea partly enclosed by land",gulp:"to swallow something quickly",gum:"a sticky substance; also the soft tissue around teeth",gun:"a weapon that fires bullets using explosive force",gust:"a sudden strong blast of wind",gut:"the stomach or digestive system; also courage","gut feeling":"an instinctive reaction based on intuition rather than thought",guts:"the stomach and intestines; or courage",guy:"an informal term for a man",gym:"a room or building equipped for physical exercise",gymnast:"an athlete who performs exercises requiring balance and agility",hack:"to cut roughly with heavy blows",had:"past tense of have; possessed or experienced",hail:"frozen rain pellets; or to call out to someone",half:"one of two equal portions of something",hall:"a corridor or entrance room; or a large building",halt:"to stop or come to a standstill",ham:"cured meat from a pig's leg",hammer:"a tool with a 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happen",hoping:"wanting something to happen",horizon:"the line where the earth and sky appear to meet",horn:"a hard pointed projection on an animal's head",horror:"intense fear, shock, or disgust",horse:"a large domesticated mammal used for riding and work",hot:"having a high temperature","hot potato":"a controversial issue that nobody wants to deal with",house:"a building in which people live",housing:"buildings or accommodation where people live",how:"in what way or manner",howl:"a long loud wailing cry",hub:"the centre of a wheel; or a central point of activity",hug:"to hold someone tightly in your arms",hull:"the outer shell or body of a ship",hum:"to make a low continuous buzzing sound",hummingbird:"a tiny fast-flying bird that hovers while feeding on nectar",hump:"a rounded raised mass on the back",hunger:"the desire or need to eat food",hunt:"to chase and kill wild animals for food or sport",hunter:"a person or animal that hunts prey",hurl:"to throw something with great force",hurricane:"a violent tropical storm with very strong rotating winds",hurt:"to cause pain or injury",husk:"the dry outer shell of a seed or grain",hustle:"busy energetic activity; or to work hard",hut:"a simple small shelter or dwelling",hymn:"a religious song of praise",ice:"water frozen solid at or below zero degrees","ice breaker":"an activity or remark used to ease tension or start conversation","ice cream":"a frozen sweet dessert made from cream and sugar",iceberg:"a massive floating block of ice with most of it below the water",icon:"a symbol or image representing something","identity crisis":"a period of uncertainty about one's sense of self or values",idle:"not working or active; lazy",ill:"not in good health; sick",imagination:"the ability to form mental images or ideas not present to the senses",immigration:"moving permanently to live in a foreign country",immortality:"the ability to live forever without dying",imp:"a small mischievous devil or naughty child",impact:"the effect or influence of one thing on another",impression:"the effect produced on the mind; also a mimicry of someone",independence:"freedom from control or reliance on others",inequality:"unequal distribution of resources, rights, or opportunities",inheritance:"assets or qualities passed down from parents or ancestors",ink:"a coloured liquid used for writing and printing",inn:"a pub or small hotel offering food and accommodation","inner child":"the childlike part of a person's personality",innovation:"the introduction of new ideas or methods",insect:"a small arthropod with six legs",inside:"the inner part of something","inside joke":"a joke understood only by a select group of people",intelligence:"the ability to learn, understand, and apply knowledge",intend:"to have a plan or purpose in mind",ion:"an atom or molecule with an electric charge",iris:"the coloured part of the eye; or a flowering plant",island:"a piece of land surrounded by water",islands:"multiple pieces of land surrounded by water",itch:"an irritating sensation that causes a desire to scratch",ivy:"a climbing plant with dark shiny evergreen leaves",jab:"a quick sharp punch or injection",jacket:"a short coat reaching to the hips",jackhammer:"a power tool used to break up pavement and rock",jag:"a sharp projecting point; or a period of indulgence",jail:"a place for people convicted of crimes",jam:"a sweet spread made from boiled fruit; also a traffic jam",jar:"a wide-mouthed glass container with a lid",jaw:"the bone forming the lower part of the face",jelly:"a semi-transparent sweet spread made from fruit juice and sugar",jellyfish:"a soft transparent sea creature with trailing tentacles",jerk:"a quick sharp pull; or a rude person",jest:"a joke or playful remark",jet:"a fast aircraft powered by jet engines","jet lag":"fatigue and disorientation from traveling across time zones",jewelry:"decorative items worn on the body, usually made from metal and gems",jig:"a lively folk dance; or a device for guiding tools",job:"a regular paid position of employment",jog:"to run at a slow steady pace for exercise",join:"to connect or link things together",joke:"something said or done to cause amusement",jolt:"a sudden rough movement or shock",jot:"to write something quickly in brief notes",journal:"a personal diary or record of daily thoughts and events",joy:"a feeling of great happiness",jug:"a container with a handle and spout for liquids",juggler:"a performer who throws and catches multiple objects at once","jump scare":"a sudden loud surprise in a movie or game intended to startle",jungle:"a dense tropical forest",junior:"lower in rank or younger in age",junk:"old or discarded material; or low-quality goods",just:"based on fairness; or a moment ago","just in time":"arriving or happening at the last possible moment",jut:"to stick out beyond the surrounding surface",kale:"a leafy green vegetable related to cabbage",kangaroo:"a large Australian marsupial with powerful hind legs for jumping",keen:"eager and enthusiastic; or sharp",keep:"to have and retain something","keeping score":"tracking who is winning or who has done more",keg:"a small barrel used for storing beer",kernel:"the central softer part inside a nut or seed",kettlebell:"a cast-iron weight shaped like a kettle used for exercise",key:"a metal device used to open a lock",kick:"to strike with the foot",kid:"a young goat; or an informal word for a child",kidney:"one of two organs that filter blood and produce urine",kill:"to cause the death of something",kin:"family relatives",kind:"having a gentle and caring nature",king:"a male ruler of a kingdom",kingdom:"a country or territory ruled by a king or queen",kiss:"to touch with the lips as a sign of affection",kit:"a set of tools or equipment for a specific purpose",kitchen:"a room used for cooking and preparing food",kite:"a light frame covered with cloth flown in the wind on a string",kitten:"a young cat",knife:"a sharp-bladed tool or weapon used for cutting",knight:"a medieval armoured soldier; or a chess piece",knot:"a fastening made by tying rope or string",know:"to be aware of information through experience",lab:"a room equipped for scientific experiments",labyrinth:"a complicated network of paths in which it is easy to get lost",lace:"a delicate fabric made with patterns of holes",lack:"to be without something needed",lad:"a boy or young man",ladder:"a structure with rungs for climbing",lag:"to fall behind the expected pace",lake:"a large body of water surrounded by land",lamp:"a device that produces light by electricity or burning fuel",land:"the solid surface of the earth",lander:"a spacecraft designed to land on a planet",lane:"a narrow road or division of a road",lantern:"a portable lamp in a transparent case",lap:"the flat surface formed by the thighs when sitting",lasagna:"a baked pasta dish with layers of flat noodles, sauce, and cheese",lash:"to strike with a whip; or the hair on an eyelid",last:"coming at the 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conducted",left:"opposite of right; or departed","left behind":"not keeping up with others who have moved ahead",leg:"the limb used for walking and standing",legend:"a traditional story; or a very famous person",lemon:"a sour yellow citrus fruit",lend:"to give something temporarily to someone",length:"the measurement of something from end to end",lens:"a curved piece of glass that bends light",leopard:"a large spotted wild cat found in Africa and Asia",lesson:"an amount of teaching on a subject",let:"to allow something to happen",letter:"a written message; or a character of the alphabet",library:"a building where books and other resources are kept for borrowing",lid:"a removable cover for a container",lifeguard:"a person employed to watch over swimmers and ensure safety",light:"the energy that makes things visible; also a device for illumination","light at end of tunnel":"hope for a positive outcome after a long difficulty",lighthouse:"a tall tower with a flashing light guiding ships at sea",lights:"devices that produce illumination",line:"a long thin mark or row",link:"to connect things together; or a connection",lint:"soft fine fibres from fabric or cotton",lion:"a large powerful wild cat known as the king of the jungle",lip:"either of the two fleshy edges of the mouth",lips:"the fleshy parts forming the opening of the mouth",liquid:"a substance that flows freely like water",list:"a series of items written one below another",listen:"to pay attention to sound",lit:"illuminated by light; or ignited",little:"small in size or amount",live:"to be alive; or broadcast in real time",lively:"full of life and energy",lizard:"a reptile with a long body, four legs, and a tail",load:"a heavy weight carried; or to fill with goods",loan:"money lent with the expectation of repayment",lobster:"a large sea crustacean with claws prized as seafood",lock:"a device to secure a door; or to fasten securely",loft:"a room or space directly below the roof",log:"a thick piece of a felled tree trunk",lollipop:"a hard candy on a stick",lone:"single and without companions",loneliness:"the feeling of being unhappy because you are alone",long:"covering a great distance or time","long story short":"summarizing a lengthy story in just a few words",look:"to direct one's eyes toward something",loom:"a machine for weaving fabric; or to appear large",loop:"a curved shape that crosses over itself",loosen:"to make less tight or strict",lord:"a man of noble rank; or a title of authority",lore:"traditional knowledge passed down through generations",lose:"to no longer have something; or to fail to win",losing:"failing to win; no longer having something","losing track":"failing to keep up with what is happening",loss:"the fact of no longer having something","lost cause":"something that has no chance of success",lot:"a large number or amount; also a plot of land",loud:"making a lot of noise; not quiet",love:"an intense feeling of deep affection","love at first sight":"falling in love instantly upon meeting someone",lovely:"very beautiful or attractive",low:"not high or elevated",luck:"success apparently brought by chance","lucky charm":"an object believed to bring good luck",luggage:"bags and suitcases used for traveling",lull:"a quiet period between activity; or to soothe",lumber:"timber sawn into planks",lumberjack:"a person who cuts down trees for a living",lump:"a compact mass of something",lung:"either of the two organs used for breathing",lure:"to tempt someone into a trap; or bait",lust:"a very strong desire or craving",lute:"a stringed instrument popular in medieval Europe",mad:"mentally unwell; or very angry",made:"past tense of make; constructed or created",magician:"a performer who creates illusions and seemingly impossible acts",magnet:"an object that attracts iron and steel","magnifying glass":"a lens that makes objects appear larger than they are",mail:"letters and parcels delivered by a postal service",mailbox:"a box where incoming letters and packages are delivered",main:"the most important or principal element",make:"to create or build something",male:"of the sex that produces sperm; a man or boy",mall:"a large covered shopping centre",malt:"grain that has been steeped and dried for brewing beer",mammoth:"an extinct large elephant-like animal covered in thick hair",man:"an adult male human being",manage:"to be in charge of; or to succeed in doing",mandolin:"a small stringed musical instrument with a pear-shaped body",manipulation:"controlling someone in a clever or unfair way",mannequin:"a dummy used in shops to display clothing",manner:"the way something is done or happens",map:"a flat diagram of an area showing features",marble:"a hard polished stone; or a small glass ball",mare:"a female horse",mark:"a visible impression or stain on a surface",market:"a place where goods are bought and sold",marshmallow:"a soft white spongy sweet made from sugar and gelatin",marshy:"resembling or covered in marshy ground",mask:"a covering worn over the face for disguise or protection",mast:"a tall upright pole on a ship for sails",master:"a person with control or authority; or an expert",mat:"a flat piece of material placed on a floor",mate:"a partner or friend; or to pair animals for breeding",may:"to express possibility or permission",maze:"a network of paths designed to confuse the navigator",meadow:"a field of grass and wildflowers",meal:"an occasion when food is eaten",mean:"unkind; or to intend or signify",meat:"the flesh of animals used as food",meditation:"a practice of focused thought for mental calmness",melancholy:"a deep, reflective sadness or gloom",melt:"to become liquid through heat",men:"plural of man; adult male humans",mend:"to repair something that is damaged","mental health":"a person's emotional and psychological well-being",menu:"a list of dishes available in a restaurant",mere:"nothing more than what is specified",mermaid:"a mythical creature with a woman's upper body and fish's tail",mesh:"material made of interlocked threads or wires",metamorphosis:"a dramatic change in form during development, like a caterpillar to butterfly",method:"a way of doing something systematically",metronome:"a device that produces a steady beat to help musicians keep time",microscope:"an instrument used to magnify very small objects",middle:"the point equidistant from the extremes",mighty:"very powerful or strong",mild:"not strong or extreme; gentle",mile:"a unit of distance equal to about 1.6 kilometres",milk:"a white liquid produced by mammals and used as food",mill:"a building with machinery for grinding grain",millipede:"a long creature with many pairs of legs","mind over matter":"using willpower to overcome physical difficulties",mine:"belonging to me; or a hole dug to extract minerals",minotaur:"a mythical creature with the body of a man and the head of a bull",mint:"a herb used as a flavouring; or a place where coins are made",mirror:"a glass surface that reflects images",mist:"a light fog; or to spray with a fine spray",mitten:"a glove with one part for the thumb and another for all fingers",mittens:"thick gloves with one section for the thumb and another for the fingers",mix:"to combine different things together","mixed signals":"contradictory messages that cause confusion",moat:"a deep ditch around a castle filled with water",mob:"a large disorderly crowd of people",mode:"a way or manner in which something is done",modern:"relating to the present time or recent times",mole:"a small burrowing mammal; or a skin growth",moment:"a very brief period of time",monk:"a member of a male religious community",monkey:"a primate that climbs trees",monocle:"a single lens worn in front of one eye",monster:"a large frightening imaginary creature",months:"the twelve divisions of the year",moon:"the natural satellite that orbits Earth",mop:"a cleaning tool with a long handle and sponge or strands","moral compass":"a set of values guiding a person's decisions",more:"a greater or additional amount",morning:"the part of the day from dawn to midday",mortal:"subject to death; not immortal",mosquito:"a small flying insect that bites and sucks blood",most:"the greatest in amount or degree",mostly:"for the most part; mainly",moth:"a nocturnal insect attracted to light",mother:"a female parent","motion sickness":"nausea caused by movement, such as in a car or boat",motivation:"the desire or willingness to do something",mountain:"a large natural elevation of earth's surface","mountain peak":"the highest point at the top of a mountain",mouse:"a small rodent with a long tail; also a computer input device",move:"to change position or place","moving target":"a goal or situation that keeps changing",much:"a great amount or degree of something",mud:"wet soft earth or clay",muffin:"a small round baked cake",mug:"a large cylindrical cup; or to attack and rob someone",mule:"the offspring of a donkey and a horse",muscle:"tissue in the body that contracts to produce movement",museum:"a building where objects of historical interest are kept",mushroom:"a fungal growth with a cap and stem, some edible and some poisonous",must:"be obliged to; expressing necessity",mustard:"a yellow condiment made from mustard seeds",myth:"a traditional story explaining natural events",nail:"a metal spike driven in with a hammer",name:"a word by which someone or something is known",nap:"a short sleep during the day",narrow:"of small width; limited",narwhal:"a small Arctic whale with a long spiraling tusk",navy:"a country's military sea force",near:"close in distance or time",nearby:"not far away; close",neat:"tidy and orderly; or straight undiluted",neck:"the part of the body connecting the head to the torso",necklace:"a piece of jewelry worn around the neck",need:"to require something as essential",needle:"a thin sharp instrument for sewing",negotiation:"a discussion aimed at reaching a mutually acceptable agreement",nephew:"the son of one's brother or sister",nest:"a structure built by birds to lay eggs and raise young",nestle:"to settle comfortably in a cosy place",net:"a mesh of knotted thread; or the final amount after deductions",nettle:"a plant with stinging hairs on the leaves",network:"a system of connected things or people",new:"recently made or not previously known","new beginning":"a fresh start or a chance to begin again",nice:"pleasant or agreeable","night owl":"a person who prefers to stay up late at night",nightingale:"a small bird known for its beautiful and melodious song",nine:"the number equal to eight plus one",nip:"to pinch or bite sharply","no mans land":"an area between opposing forces that nobody controls",nob:"an informal term for a person of wealth or high status",nod:"to move the head up and down in agreement",node:"a point at which lines or paths intersect",norm:"a standard or usual way of doing something",nose:"the part of the face used for smelling and breathing",note:"a short written message; or a musical tone",now:"at the present time or moment",null:"having no legal force; or zero value",number:"a quantity or value expressed in digits",nun:"a woman living in a religious community under vows",nursery:"a room for a young child; also where plants are grown",nut:"a hard-shelled seed; or a fastener for a bolt",nuzzle:"to press the nose against something gently",oak:"a large tree producing acorns and valuable hardwood",oat:"a cereal grain used for food and animal feed",oath:"a solemn promise to tell the truth",obelisk:"a tall four-sided tapering stone monument ending in a pyramid",obey:"to comply with a command or rule",object:"a material thing you can see or touch",observatory:"a building with telescopes for studying the sky and stars",obtain:"to get possession of something",ocean:"the vast body of saltwater covering most of Earth's surface",octagon:"a flat shape with eight straight sides and eight angles",odd:"different from what is usual; also not divisible by two",odds:"the 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cannot fly","out of touch":"not understanding or relating to current realities",outfit:"a set of clothes worn together",output:"the amount produced by a process",oven:"an enclosed compartment used for cooking or baking",over:"above; or across from one side to the other",overwhelmed:"having too much to deal with at once",owe:"to be indebted to someone for money or a favour",owl:"a bird of prey that hunts at night and turns its head far around",own:"to have legal possession of something",oyster:"a bivalve mollusc often eaten as food",pace:"the speed of movement; or a single step",pack:"to put things into a container; or a group of animals",package:"a wrapped or boxed item sent by mail or delivery",pad:"a flat cushioned surface; or a block of paper",padlock:"a portable lock with a shackle that can be attached to a hasp",page:"one side of a leaf of paper in a book",paid:"past tense of pay; given money for something",pail:"a bucket for carrying water",paint:"a colored liquid applied to surfaces for decoration or protection",paintbrush:"a brush with bristles used to apply paint to a surface",pair:"a set of two matching things",pal:"a close friend or companion",palace:"a grand official residence of a ruler",pale:"light in colour; or a fence post",palette:"a board on which an artist mixes paint colors",palm:"the inner surface of the hand; or a tropical tree",pan:"a flat metal container used for cooking",pancake:"a thin flat cake made from batter and cooked in a pan",pane:"a sheet of glass in a window",panther:"a large black wild cat",pants:"a garment covering the lower body with separate legs",paper:"a thin flat material made from wood pulp used for writing","paper trail":"a series of documents providing evidence of someone's actions",parachute:"a folded fabric canopy that slows a person's fall from height",park:"a large area of public land for recreation",parking:"the act of leaving a vehicle in a designated space",parrot:"a colourful tropical bird that can mimic speech",part:"a piece or section of something larger",pass:"to move past; or to succeed in an exam",past:"a previous time; or beyond a certain point",path:"a route or track for walking",patrol:"to keep watch over an area",paw:"the foot of an animal with claws",pawn:"a chess piece; or to pledge something for money","paying attention":"actively concentrating on what is happening around you",pea:"a small round green vegetable that grows in pods",peacock:"a large bird with an iridescent tail that fans out in display",peak:"the pointed top of a mountain",pear:"a sweet fruit that is wider at the bottom than the top",pebble:"a small smooth stone",peel:"to remove the outer layer of a fruit or vegetable","peer pressure":"social influence that pushes someone to conform to a group",peg:"a small pin or clip used for fastening or hanging",pelican:"a large seabird with a long bill and throat pouch for catching fish",pen:"a writing instrument that uses ink",pencil:"a writing implement with a graphite core",penguin:"a flightless seabird that lives in the Southern Hemisphere",pepper:"a spice made from ground peppercorns",perfection:"the state of being without flaw or defect",perfume:"a fragrant liquid applied to the body",periscope:"a tube with mirrors allowing one to see above or around obstacles",permit:"an official document allowing something",persistence:"continuing firmly despite difficulty or opposition","personal space":"the physical area around a person they consider their own",perspective:"a particular way of seeing or thinking about something",pest:"a destructive or harmful insect or animal",pet:"a domesticated animal kept for companionship",pick:"to select or choose; or a pointed digging tool",picture:"a painting, drawing, or photograph that represents something",pie:"a baked dish with a pastry crust and filling","piece of cake":"something that is very easy to do",pig:"a domesticated animal with a snout kept for pork",pile:"a heap of things placed on top of each other",pillow:"a soft cushion for resting the head",pin:"a thin pointed metal fastener",pine:"an evergreen tree with needle-shaped leaves",pink:"a pale red colour",pint:"a unit of liquid equal to about 568 ml",pipe:"a tube through which liquids or gases flow",pirate:"a person who robs at sea",pit:"a hole in the ground; or the stone inside a fruit",pity:"sorrow caused by the suffering of others",pizza:"a flatbread topped with tomato sauce, cheese, and toppings",plan:"a detailed proposal for doing something",planet:"a large body orbiting a star in space",planets:"large round bodies orbiting a star in space",plate:"a flat dish used for serving or eating food",platypus:"a semi-aquatic Australian mammal with a duck-like bill",play:"to engage in activity for fun",player:"a person who participates in a game","playing catch up":"trying to reach the same level as others after falling behind",please:"to give satisfaction or pleasure to",plenty:"a large or sufficient amount",plod:"to walk heavily 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clever thinking to answer",ride:"to sit on and control a horse or vehicle",rig:"equipment or machinery; or to arrange dishonestly",rim:"the outer edge of something circular",ring:"a circular band; or the sound of a bell",riot:"a violent disturbance of the public peace",rip:"to tear something apart quickly and forcefully",rise:"to move upward; or an increase",risk:"the possibility of something bad happening",river:"a large natural stream of water flowing to the sea",road:"a wide path for vehicles to travel on","road block":"a barrier on a road; also something preventing progress",roam:"to wander without a fixed destination",roar:"a loud deep sound made by a large animal",rob:"to take property illegally from someone",robe:"a loose flowing garment worn for comfort or ceremony",robot:"a machine programmed to perform tasks automatically",rock:"a solid mineral substance; or to move back and forth","rock bottom":"the lowest possible point in a situation",rocket:"a vehicle propelled by engine 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something beyond repair",rule:"a regulation governing behaviour",ruler:"a straight flat tool for measuring length",rum:"an alcoholic drink distilled from fermented sugarcane",rump:"the rear end of an animal or person",run:"to move quickly on foot",rune:"a letter in an ancient Germanic alphabet","running late":"arriving or finishing later than expected",rush:"to move with urgency; or a marsh plant",rust:"reddish-brown coating on iron caused by moisture",rut:"a groove worn by wheels; or being stuck in a routine",rye:"a cereal grain used to make bread and whiskey",sac:"a bag-like cavity inside an organism",sad:"feeling unhappy or sorrowful",saddle:"a leather seat for a horse rider",safe:"protected from danger or harm",safely:"in a way that avoids danger","safety net":"a backup plan or support system to catch failures",sag:"to hang or sink down due to weight or weakness",sage:"a herb used in cooking; or a wise person",sailing:"traveling across water using a boat with sails",sake:"for the 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metal","silver lining":"a positive aspect found within a difficult situation",simple:"easily understood; not complex",sin:"an act considered wrong according to religious law",sing:"to make musical sounds with the voice",single:"one only; or unmarried",sink:"to go down below a surface; or a basin for washing",sip:"to drink in small amounts",sister:"a girl or woman sharing a parent with another",sit:"to rest with one's weight on one's bottom",site:"a location where something takes place","sixth sense":"an intuitive perception beyond the normal five senses",size:"the extent or measurements of something",skate:"to glide on ice using blades or on a skateboard",skateboard:"a short board with four wheels ridden standing up",skating:"gliding over ice or a smooth surface on blades or wheels",skeleton:"the framework of bones supporting the body",sketch:"a rough drawing made quickly",ski:"a long narrow runner used to slide over snow",skirt:"a garment hanging from the waist covering the lower body",skirts:"garments hanging from the waist down",slant:"to lean or tilt at an angle",slap:"to hit with the flat of the hand",slate:"a grey rock that splits into flat pieces; or a list of candidates","sleep walking":"walking or moving around while still asleep",slid:"past tense of slide; moved smoothly over a surface",slide:"a playground structure with a smooth sloping surface to slide down",slight:"small in degree; or to treat someone rudely",slim:"thin and slender in shape",slingshot:"a Y-shaped forked stick with a rubber band used for shooting stones",slip:"to slide accidentally; or a small piece of paper",slit:"a narrow cut or opening",slope:"a surface with one end higher than the other",slot:"a narrow opening for inserting something",sloth:"extreme laziness; or a slow-moving tree animal",slow:"not moving quickly; taking a long time","slow motion":"movement appearing much slower than in real time",slug:"a slow-moving creature like a snail without a shell",slum:"a densely 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feeling",soup:"a liquid food made by boiling vegetables or meat",sour:"having an acidic sharp taste like lemon",source:"the place from which something originates",sow:"to plant seeds by scattering; or a female pig",soy:"a bean used to make tofu, milk, and sauces",spa:"a place offering therapeutic water treatments",span:"the length from one end to another",spare:"additional and available for use; or to save from harm",sparkle:"glittering light from a shiny surface",speech:"spoken language; or a formal talk","speed bump":"a raised ridge on a road to slow traffic; also a minor obstacle",spider:"an eight-legged creature that spins webs",spin:"to rotate rapidly around a central point",spinach:"a leafy green vegetable rich in iron",spirit:"the non-physical part of a person; or a ghost",spit:"to eject saliva from the mouth",splash:"to hit a liquid causing it to scatter",spoke:"past tense of speak; or a rod connecting wheel hub to rim",spoon:"an eating utensil with a round bowl-shaped end for scooping",spore:"a reproductive cell of a fungus or plant",spot:"a particular place; or a small mark",spread:"to extend over a large area",spring:"the season after winter; or a coiled metal device",spur:"a device on a boot to urge a horse forward",square:"a shape with four equal sides and right angles",squash:"a racket sport; or a type of vegetable",stable:"firmly fixed; or a building for horses",stadium:"a large arena with tiers of seats for watching sports or events","stage fright":"extreme nervousness before performing in front of an audience",stagecoach:"a horse-drawn carriage used to carry passengers and mail",stake:"a pointed stick driven into the ground; or money risked",stamp:"to bring the foot down heavily; or a sticky label for mail",stand:"to be on one's feet in an upright position","standing ovation":"an audience rising to applaud a performance enthusiastically",stank:"past tense of stink; smelled very unpleasant",star:"a huge ball of burning gas in space; also a symbol or 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body",sweep:"to clean a floor with a brush",sweet:"having a pleasant sugary taste","sweet tooth":"a strong liking for sweet foods",swift:"moving with great speed",swim:"to move through water using the body",swine:"a pig; or a term for an unpleasant person",swing:"a seat hanging by ropes or chains for swinging back and forth",swirl:"to move in twisting circular patterns",sword:"a weapon with a long blade and handle",symbol:"a sign or object representing something",system:"a set of connected things working together",tab:"a small flap or tag; or a bill at a bar or restaurant",table:"a flat-topped piece of furniture with legs",tail:"the rear end of an animal; or to follow someone",tale:"a story or narrative",talent:"a natural ability to do something well",tally:"a count or total of something",tambourine:"a small drum with metal jingles around the rim",tame:"not wild; trained to live with humans",tan:"a golden-brown skin colour from sun exposure",tank:"a large container for liquids; or an armoured vehicle",tap:"a device controlling the flow of water; or a light touch",tar:"a dark thick liquid obtained from coal or wood",target:"an object aimed at; or a goal",task:"a piece of work to be done",taste:"the sense that detects flavours in the mouth",taut:"pulled or held tightly with no slack",tax:"a compulsory payment to the government",tea:"a hot drink made from dried leaves steeped in water",teach:"to instruct or educate someone",tear:"a drop of liquid from the eye; or to rip",teeth:"the hard white structures in the mouth for biting",telescope:"an optical instrument for observing distant stars and objects",tell:"to communicate information to someone",temple:"a place of worship; or the side of the head",temptation:"the desire to do something you know you should not",ten:"the number equal to nine plus one",tend:"to care for someone; or to have a tendency",tender:"gentle and kind; or easy to chew",tenor:"a male singing voice between baritone and alto",tense:"mentally strained; 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lightning","ticking bomb":"a dangerous situation approaching a critical point",tide:"the regular rise and fall of sea level",tiger:"a large striped wild cat; the biggest of the cat family",tight:"fixed firmly in place; or fitting closely",tightrope:"a taut rope or wire on which acrobats balance and walk",tile:"a flat slab used to cover floors or walls",till:"up to a time; or to cultivate soil",tilt:"to move into a sloping position",time:"the ongoing sequence of events and moments","time travel":"the concept of moving between different points in time",timer:"a device for measuring intervals of time",tin:"a lightweight metal; or a sealed metal container for food",tingle:"to feel a slight stinging sensation",tinker:"to make small adjustments to something",tip:"the pointed end of something; or a gratuity for service",tire:"to become weary; or the rubber covering of a wheel",tissue:"fine absorbent paper; or body cellular matter",toad:"a frog-like amphibian with a rougher drier skin",toast:"bread browned by heat; or a tribute drunk to someone",toboggan:"a long flat sled for sliding down snow-covered hills",today:"on this present day",toe:"one of the five digits at the end of the foot",toil:"to work very hard for a long time",token:"a symbol or object representing something else",told:"past tense of tell; communicated something",tome:"a large heavy book",ton:"a unit of weight equal to 1000 kilograms",tongue:"the muscular organ in the mouth used for taste and speech","tongue tied":"unable to express oneself clearly due to embarrassment",tool:"a hand-held device used to carry out a task",toolkit:"a set of tools collected and kept together for a specific purpose",tooth:"a hard white structure in the mouth used for biting",top:"the highest point of something","top secret":"highly classified information not to be shared",tore:"past tense of tear; ripped apart",torment:"severe physical or mental suffering",torn:"ripped or pulled apart",tornado:"a violently rotating 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preview of a movie",train:"a series of vehicles on a railway track",trait:"a distinguishing feature of a person's character",trampoline:"a taut mesh sheet stretched over a frame for bouncing",transformation:"a complete change in appearance or character",transit:"the process of moving people or goods from one place to another",trap:"a device for catching animals; or a difficult situation",trapeze:"a short horizontal bar hung by two ropes for acrobatic swinging",trash:"discarded waste material; or to destroy",travel:"to go from one place to another",trawl:"to fish with a large dragging net",tray:"a flat container for carrying food or objects",tread:"to walk on or over; or the upper surface of a step",treat:"to deal with in a certain way; or a special pleasure",tree:"a tall woody plant with a trunk and branches",treehouse:"a structure built in the branches of a tree as a play area",trek:"a long arduous journey on foot",trend:"a general direction of change over time",trial:"a formal 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