# WORD DEFINITION

The repetition of the same sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected
1 (n) alliteration
words.
2 (n) amusement The feeling of finding something entertaining or funny.
3 (n) achievement Something accomplished or attained through effort, skill, or courage.
4 (adj) androgynous Having both male and female characteristics.
5 (adj) abnormal Deviating from what is normal or usual.
6 (adj) absolute Complete, perfect, or not limited by restrictions.

7 (adj) abstract Existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence.

accommodatio
8 (n) A place to stay or live in, typically during a trip or vacation.
n
9 (v) accompany To go somewhere with someone as a companion.
10 (adv) according to As stated or indicated by; on the authority of.
11 (n) accountant A person responsible for financial record-keeping and reporting.

12 (n) achievement Something accomplished or attained through effort, skill, or courage. (Repeated word)

13 (n) acronym An abbreviation formed from the initial letters of a phrase.

A movie genre characterized by intense physical activity, often involving fights, chases,
14 (n) action film
and explosions.
15 (adj) adaptable Capable of being modified or adjusted to different conditions.
16 (n) adventures Exciting or unusual experiences or activities, often involving risk.
17 (n) advertisement A public notice or announcement to promote a product, service, or event.
18 (v) advocate To publicly support or recommend a particular cause, policy, or action.
19 (adj) aesthetic Concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty.
20 (adj) akin Of similar character or related by blood.
21 (adv) alternatively In another way or manner; as an alternative.
22 (adj) ambiguous Having a double meaning or unclear significance.

23 (v) analyze To examine something in detail, typically to understand its components or structure.

24 (n) animated film A movie that features animated characters and scenes, often for family entertainment.

The technique of creating moving images from a series of drawings or computer-

25 (n) animation
generated graphics.
26 (n) animations Multiple instances of animated images or sequences.
27 (n) antagonist A character or force in a story that opposes the main character (protagonist).
28 (n) appointment A prearranged meeting or arrangement to meet at a specific time and place.

29 (adv) approximately About or roughly; not exact in measurement or amount.

A scientist who studies human history and prehistory through excavation and analysis of
30 (n) archaeologist
artifacts.
The art and science of designing and constructing buildings and other physical
31 (n) architecture
structures.

32 (n) arrangement The act or process of organizing or placing things in a particular order or pattern.

33 (adj) assertive Confident and forceful in expressing one's opinions or desires.

34 (n) assumption A belief or idea taken for granted without proof.
35 (n) astronauts Trained individuals who travel and work in space.
36 (n) atmosphere The envelope of gases surrounding the Earth or another celestial body.
37 (n) attainder A legal process that declares a person guilty of a crime without a trial.
38 (adj) auditory Relating to the sense of hearing or the perception of sound.
39 (n) australia A country and continent located in the Southern Hemisphere.
40 (adj) available Ready for use, accessible, or obtainable.
41 (adj) awesome Extremely impressive or inspiring.
42 (n) babysitter A person who takes care of someone else's child, typically for a short period.
43 (n) background The part of a scene or picture that is farthest from the viewer's attention.

44 (n) backpacker A traveler who carries their belongings in a backpack, often exploring on a budget.

basketball
45 (n) A person responsible for coaching and training basketball players.
coach
46 (v) befall To happen or occur, especially as an unfortunate event.

47 (n) benefactor A person who provides help or support, especially through financial assistance.

Prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another,
48 (n) bias
usually considered unfair.
49 (n) biligualism The ability to speak and understand two languages fluently.
50 (n) biography An account of someone's life written by another person.
51 (v) bisect To divide into two equal parts or segments.
52 (adj) boring Not interesting or dull; lacking excitement.
53 (v) bothering Annoying or causing inconvenience to someone.

54 (n) brainstorm A spontaneous and creative group discussion to generate ideas or solve problems.

55 (adj) breathless Out of breath, typically due to physical exertion or excitement.

56 (adj) brilliant Exceptionally intelligent or talented.

57 (adj) buoyant Able to float or stay on the surface of a liquid or gas. Also, cheerful and optimistic.

58 (n) bustle A lively and noisy activity or commotion.

A person who helps in various tasks at a camp, such as organizing activities and assisting
59 (n) camp assistant
campers.
60 (n) cancellation The act of calling off or discontinuing an event, reservation, or plan.
Animated or illustrated humorous images or drawings often used in entertainment or
61 (n) cartoons
satire.
62 (adj) categorical Absolute or without exceptions; explicit and clear.
63 (n) characters The individuals or personas in a story, book, movie, or game.
64 (n) charter A written document that grants certain rights or privileges.

65 (n) cleaning The act of removing dirt, dust, or unwanted substances from surfaces or objects.

66 (v) climbing along The action of moving upward or scaling a surface, such as a mountain or ladder.

67 (n) coherence The quality of being logically consistent and connected.

68 (adj) coherent Logical and consistent in thought, speech, or writing.
69 (n) comedy A genre of entertainment intended to amuse and provoke laughter.

70 (n) committee A group of people appointed or elected to perform a specific task or make decisions.

71 (n) communication The exchange of information, ideas, thoughts, or feelings between individuals or groups.

72 (n) companies Plural of "company," which refers to a business or organization.

Something that completes or makes perfect; also, a number or quantity needed to make
73 (n) complement
something complete.

74 (v) comprehend To understand, grasp, or fully grasp the meaning or significance of something.

75 (v) conceptualize To form a concept or idea in one's mind.

76 (n) conclusion The end or final part of an event, process, or argument.
77 (adj) confusing Causing bewilderment or difficulty in understanding.

78 (n) connotation An implied or suggested meaning of a word or expression beyond its literal definition.
79 (n) consensus General agreement among a group of people or within a community.
80 (n) consequence A result or effect of an action, decision, or event.
81 (n) consultant A person who provides expert advice or services in a specific field.
A statement or situation in which two or more elements are in conflict or mutually
82 (n) contradiction
exclusive.
83 (v) convey To communicate or express a message or information.
84 (n) convulsion A sudden, violent, and involuntary contraction or shaking of the muscles.
85 (n) correlation A mutual relationship or connection between two or more things.
86 (adj) cosmic Relating to the universe or cosmos as a whole.
crawling
87 (v) Moving slowly on hands and knees through a narrow or confined space.
through

88 (n) crazy creatures Imaginary or bizarre beings often found in fantasy or science fiction settings.

89 (adj) credible Worthy of belief or trust; reliable and believable.

90 (n) creditor A person or entity to whom money is owed.
91 (adv) critically In a manner that involves careful analysis and evaluation.
92 (adj) dangerous Full of potential risks, hazards, or harm.

93 (n) dark forest A dense and shadowy woodland area often associated with mystery or danger.

94 (adj) deductive Reasoning from general principles to specific conclusions.

95 (adj) deficient Lacking in some necessary quality or element.
96 (adj) deficient Lacking in some necessary quality or element. (Repeated word)
97 (n) demolition The act of tearing down or destroying a building or structure.

98 (n) dentist A healthcare professional who specializes in diagnosing and treating dental issues.

A person who creates or plans the look and function of something, such as fashion or
99 (n) designer
graphics.
detective
100 (n) Fictional books or stories that revolve around the investigation of crimes by detectives.
novels

A particular form or variety of a language spoken in a specific region or by a particular

101 (n) dialect
group.

102 (n) dialogue A conversation between two or more people, especially in a literary work or movie.

A situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two or more equally
103 (n) dilemma
undesirable options.

104 (n) director A person responsible for guiding the creative aspects of a film, play, or other production.

105 (v) discern To perceive or recognize something, often with difficulty, through sight or other senses.

106 (v) disconcert To disturb or unsettle the composure of someone; to make someone feel uneasy.

107 (n) discrepancy A lack of compatibility or agreement between two or more facts, figures, or claims.

The quality of behaving or speaking in a way that avoids causing offense or revealing
108 (n) discretion
private information.
109 (n) dishwasher A machine or person responsible for washing dishes, typically in a kitchen.
110 (v) dispense To distribute or administer something, such as medication or goods.
111 (n) dissension Disagreement or conflict among a group of people.

112 (v) distinguish To recognize or differentiate between things or people based on their unique qualities.

113 (v) diving over The action of jumping headfirst into water from a platform, board, or elevated position.
 A factual film or television program that provides an informative account of real events,
114 (n) documentary
people, or subjects.
115 (n) dog walker A person hired to take dogs for walks, exercise, or companionship.

116 (n) drama film A genre of film that focuses on the emotional and interpersonal conflicts of characters.

117 (n) driving The act of operating a vehicle, typically an automobile.

118 (adj) elaborate Involving many intricate details or complex elements.
119 (adj) eligible Meeting the necessary qualifications or criteria for a particular role or benefit.
120 (adj) eloquent Fluent and persuasive in speaking or writing.
121 (v) elucidate To make something clear or explain in detail.
122 (v) emancipate To set free from legal, social, or political restrictions or bondage.
123 (n) empathy The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person.

124 (adj) empirical Based on observation, experience, or evidence rather than theory or pure logic.

125 (v) encourage To give support, confidence, or hope to someone; to motivate or inspire.
A formal agreement to get married; also, involvement or participation in an activity or
126 (n) engagement
task.
A person skilled in the design, construction, or maintenance of machines, systems, or
127 (n) engineer
structures.
128 (adj) enjoyable Providing pleasure or delight; pleasant or entertaining.
129 (v) enumerate To list or mention things one by one; to count or specify.
130 (v) enumerate To list or mention things one by one; to count or specify. (Repeated word)
131 (v) enunciate To pronounce words or express thoughts clearly and distinctly.
132 (v) eradicate To completely destroy or eliminate something, such as a disease or problem.
133 (adj) ethical Relating to principles of right and wrong behavior; morally correct.
134 (v) evaluate To assess, judge, or determine the quality, value, or significance of something.
To assess, judge, or determine the quality, value, or significance of something. (Repeated
135 (v) evaluate
word)
136 (adj) exciting Causing great enthusiasm or anticipation; thrilling.
137 (v) exemplify To serve as a typical or representative example of something.
138 (n) expenditure The action of spending money or resources, typically for a specific purpose.
The conveying of thoughts, feelings, or ideas through words, gestures, or facial
139 (n) expressions
movements.
140 (v) falling off The act of dropping or descending from a higher position to a lower one.

141 (n) fantasy film A genre of film that features imaginative and often magical or supernatural elements.

142 (n) farmer A person who cultivates and manages crops or livestock on a farm.

143 (n) feedback Information or responses provided in reaction to an action, process, or request.

A critical evaluation or analysis of a movie, often published in newspapers, magazines, or

144 (n) film review
online.

145 (n) finale The last part of a performance or entertainment event, typically with a grand conclusion.

146 (n) football boots Specialized footwear designed for playing football (soccer) on a field.

147 (v) foretell To predict or prophesy a future event or outcome.

148 (v) formulate To create, devise, or develop a plan, strategy, or idea.
149 (v) formulate To create, devise, or develop a plan, strategy, or idea. (Repeated word)
150 (adj) frivolous Not having any serious purpose or value; silly or trivial.
To cause feelings of disappointment, annoyance, or discouragement by hindering or
151 (v) frustrate
thwarting someone's efforts.
152 (adj) fundamental Forming a necessary base or core; essential or basic.
153 (adj) funny Causing laughter or amusement; humorous.
 An enclosed structure or device for heating or melting materials, often for industrial
154 (n) furnace
processes.
155 (adv) gaily In a joyful or cheerful manner; happily.
The act or process of forming general ideas or concepts from specific instances or
156 (n) generalization
examples.

157 (n) hardihood Boldness, courage, or audacity, especially when faced with difficulty or danger.

A type of aircraft that achieves lift and propulsion from one or more sets of horizontally
158 (n) helicopter
revolving blades.
159 (n) historical film A movie that is set in the past and often portrays historical events or figures.

160 (n) horror film A genre of film characterized by intense fear, suspense, and often supernatural elements.

Routine tasks and duties related to maintaining a household, such as cleaning and
161 (n) house chores
cooking.
A tentative explanation or educated guess based on available evidence, subject to further
162 (n) hypothesis
investigation.

163 (adj) hypothetical Based on or involving a hypothesis or assumption; not necessarily real or proven.

164 (n) hysteria A state of extreme and uncontrolled excitement, fear, or emotional disturbance.

165 (adj) impartial Treating all parties or people fairly and without bias; unbiased.
166 (v) impede To delay, obstruct, or hinder the progress or movement of something.
167 (adj) impertinent Rude, disrespectful, or irrelevant to the matter at hand.
A conclusion or suggestion that can be drawn from something, although it is not
168 (n) implication
explicitly stated.
169 (adj) implicit Implied though not plainly expressed; hinted at or suggested.
170 (adj) inclusive Including all types or categories; not excluding any.
171 (adj) inconclusive Not leading to a definite or decisive result or conclusion.
172 (adj) inconsequent Lacking logical consistency or relevance; not following a logical sequence.
173 (n) indictment A formal accusation or charge of a serious crime.
Involving reasoning from specific observations or examples to general principles or
174 (adj) inductive
conclusions.
175 (n) inference A conclusion or deduction based on evidence or reasoning.

176 (adj) inferential Relating to or involving the process of making inferences or drawing conclusions.

177 (adj) inherent Existing as a natural or essential quality or characteristic of something.

178 (v) integrate To combine or bring together different elements or parts into a unified whole.

179 (adj) intolerant Unwilling to accept or respect beliefs, opinions, or behaviors that differ from one's own.

The ability to understand or know something instinctively, without the need for
180 (n) intuition
conscious reasoning.
The ability to understand or know something instinctively, without the need for
181 (n) intuition
conscious reasoning. (Repeated word)
182 (n) invertebrate An animal lacking a backbone, such as insects, worms, and mollusks.
183 (v) invoke To call upon a higher power or authority for support, help, or inspiration.
The expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite,
184 (n) irony
often for humorous or emphatic effect.
Plural of "journalist," which refers to individuals who report news and events for the
185 (n) journalists
media.

186 (v) jumping onto The action of leaping or springing onto a surface or object, typically with both feet.

To provide a reason or explanation that makes an action, decision, or belief seem right or
187 (v) justify
reasonable.
188 (n) laundry Clothes and linens that need to be washed or are in the process of being washed.

189 (n) lawyer A legal professional who provides advice and representation to clients in legal matters.

Something handed down from a predecessor or the past, often with significant
190 (n) legacy
importance or influence.
The great size or extent of something; the importance or scale of an event or
191 (n) magnitude
phenomenon.

192 (v) making dinner The process of preparing a meal, typically the evening meal.

193 (n) malady A disorder, disease, or ailment affecting the body or mind.
194 (v) manipulate To control or influence something or someone cleverly, unfairly, or deviously.

195 (n) marriage The legally recognized union of two people as partners in a personal relationship.

196 (adj) maternal Relating to or characteristic of a mother or motherhood.

197 (n) mechanic A person skilled in repairing and maintaining machinery, vehicles, or equipment.

A mixture or collection of various things, often different types of music or dishes served
198 (n) medley
together.
A written message or note used for communication within an organization or as a
199 (n) memorandum
reminder.

200 (v) mewl To cry softly or plaintively, often used to describe the sound of a baby or kitten.

To make less severe, painful, or harsh; to alleviate or reduce the negative effects of
201 (v) mitigate
something.
The act of ridiculing or making fun of someone or something, often in a contemptuous
202 (n) mockery
or derisive manner.
203 (n) montreal A city in Canada, located in the province of Quebec.
204 (adv) mournfully In a manner characterized by sadness, grief, or mourning.
205 (n) moustache Facial hair that grows on the upper lip, typically in the form of a strip or tuft.
The act or process of moving or changing position; also, a group of people with a
206 (n) movement
common goal or ideology.
207 (adj) muddy Covered in or containing mud; not clean or clear.
Related to or connected with music, including instruments, compositions, and
208 (adj) musical
performances.
209 (adj) mysterious Difficult to understand or explain; shrouded in secrecy or intrigue.
210 (adj) newborn Recently born, especially referring to human infants or animals.
newspaper
211 (n) A person or entity responsible for distributing newspapers to retailers or subscribers.
agent

212 (n) nurse A healthcare professional trained to provide medical care and support to patients.

213 (n) oblivion The state of being completely forgotten or unknown; the state of non-existence.

A thing that blocks one's way or prevents progress or achievement; a hindrance or

214 (n) obstacle
barrier.
Past tense of "omit," which means to leave out or exclude something intentionally or
215 (v) omitted
accidentally.

216 (n) oratory The art or practice of public speaking, especially in a formal and eloquent manner.

217 (n) ordinance A law or regulation enacted by a local authority or government.

Relating to or derived from living organisms; also, referring to products produced
218 (adj) organic
without synthetic chemicals.
A typical example or model of something; a pattern or framework for understanding
219 (n) paradigm
concepts.
 To express the meaning of something in different words, often for clarification or
220 (v) paraphrase
simplification.

221 (n) passenger A person traveling in a vehicle, such as a car, bus, train, or plane, but not operating it.

222 (adj) passive Accepting or allowing what happens without active resistance or response.
The process of becoming aware of or understanding something through the senses,
223 (n) perception
especially sight.

224 (n) perseverance Steadfast persistence in achieving a goal or overcoming obstacles; determination.

A fitness professional who provides individualized exercise and fitness guidance to

225 (n) personal trainer
clients.
226 (n) personnel The employees or staff of an organization or company.

227 (n) perspective A particular way of viewing or understanding something; a point of view or standpoint.

228 (adj) pervasive Spreading widely throughout an area, group, or culture; prevalent or all-encompassing.

229 (n) pilot A person who operates and navigates an aircraft, such as an airplane or helicopter.

230 (adj) plodding Moving or proceeding slowly and laboriously; lacking in excitement or energy.
A law enforcement officer responsible for maintaining order and enforcing laws in a
231 (n) police officer
specific jurisdiction.
232 (n) posterity All future generations of people; descendants collectively.
An introductory statement or preliminary explanation, often found in legal documents or
233 (n) preamble
texts.

234 (adj) predominant Having greater influence, power, or presence than others; prevailing or dominant.

Plural of "preposition," which are words that show the relationship between other words
235 (n) prepositions
in a sentence.
236 (adj) prevalent Widespread or commonly occurring; existing or happening frequently.
A planned series of activities, events, or broadcasts, often with a specific purpose or
237 (n) programme
theme.
238 (n) proponent A person who advocates for or supports a particular idea, cause, or belief.
239 (adj) proportional Having a consistent or proportionate relationship between parts or elements.
240 (v) proscribe To prohibit or forbid something by law or decree; to condemn or denounce.

241 (v) pulling down The act of using force to lower or bring something down, often by physical effort.

242 (v) pushing down The act of applying force to move something downward, typically with physical pressure.

A set of written or printed questions used to gather information or opinions from

243 (n) questionnaire
individuals.
244 (v) reassure To comfort or give confidence to someone by removing doubts or fears.
A person employed at a front desk or office entrance to greet visitors and handle
245 (n) receptionist
administrative tasks.
The process of collecting, processing, and reusing materials to reduce waste and
246 (n) recycling
conserve resources.
247 (adj) relaxing Causing a feeling of relaxation or calmness; soothing or stress-relieving.

248 (n) relevance The quality of being closely connected or applicable to a specific matter or situation.

People or individuals who provide assistance or aid in emergency situations, often saving
249 (n) rescuers
lives.

250 (adj) resilient Able to recover quickly from difficult conditions or setbacks; flexible and adaptable.
 To produce or be filled with a deep, full, reverberating sound; to evoke a strong response
251 (v) resonate
or emotion.

252 (adj) rigorous Thorough, accurate, and demanding in terms of standards, processes, or requirements.

253 (adj) romantic Relating to or characteristic of love, passion, or an idealized view of relationships.

254 (n) rubbish Waste material; discarded items or worthless objects.

A team sport played with an oval ball and typically involving physical contact and
255 (n) rugby
tackling.
The act of moving quickly or jogging from one side to another, often involving crossing a
256 (v) running across
distance.
257 (adv) sadly In a manner characterized by sorrow, unhappiness, or disappointment.
A small bag with a shoulder strap, often used for carrying books, personal items, or
258 (n) satchel
accessories.
A literary or artistic work that uses humor, irony, or exaggeration to criticize or ridicule
259 (n) satire
human folly or vices.
260 (adj) scary Causing fear, fright, or apprehension; frightening or terrifying.
science-fiction A genre of film that explores speculative and futuristic concepts, often involving
261 (n)
film advanced technology and space travel.

262 (v) scrutinize To examine or inspect closely and thoroughly, often with careful attention to detail.

A piece of furniture, typically a desk with a hinged writing surface and compartments for
263 (n) secretaire
papers and supplies.

264 (adj) serious Showing deep thought, consideration, or concern; not frivolous or lighthearted.

265 (n) shop assistant A person employed to assist customers and handle sales in a retail store.

266 (n) shopping The activity of buying goods, products, or items, often from stores or online.

267 (v) shuffle To move or arrange things in a random or disorganized manner; to mix or reorganize.

268 (adj) silly Lacking in good sense or judgment; foolish or trivial.

269 (n) skepticism A skeptical attitude or doubt regarding the truth, validity, or authenticity of something.

Possessing supreme authority, power, or control, often in reference to a ruler or

270 (adj) sovereign
government.
Visual or audio effects added to a film, television show, or performance to create illusions
271 (n) special effects
or enhance the viewer's experience.
272 (n) spectre A ghostly or haunting apparition; a disturbing or unsettling image or concept.
A vessel or machine that uses steam to generate power or heat, often used in cooking or
273 (n) steamer
as a mode of transportation.
To astonish or shock someone, often to the point of being unable to think or react
274 (v) stupefy
coherently.
275 (v) substantiate To provide evidence or proof to support a claim, argument, or statement.
276 (adj) sufficient Having enough of something; adequate or satisfactory in quantity or quality.
Plural of "suffix," which are affixes added to the end of words to change their meaning or
277 (n) suffixes
form.
The act or state of continuing to exist and thrive, often in challenging or adverse
278 (n) survival
conditions.
swimming The action of moving through water by propelling oneself with one's arms and legs,
279 (v)
across often to cross a body of water.
A word or phrase that has the same or nearly the same meaning as another word in the
280 (n) synonym
same language.
281 (v) synthesize To combine or blend different elements or ideas to create a unified whole.
 To combine or blend different elements or ideas to create a unified whole. (Repeated
282 (v) synthesize
word)
To contaminate or pollute something with a harmful or undesirable substance or
283 (v) taint
influence.

284 (n) teasing The act of making fun of or provoking someone in a playful or mocking manner.

A weather phenomenon characterized by thunder, lightning, heavy rain, and often strong
285 (n) thunderstorm
winds.
286 (adj) terrible Extremely bad, unpleasant, or severe; causing fear or dread.
The act of cleaning, organizing, and putting things in order, often in a neat and tidy
287 (n) tidying
manner.
A thin, flat piece of baked clay or other material, often used for covering surfaces like
288 (n) tile
floors and walls.
289 (n) toil Hard and continuous work, especially that which is exhausting and laborious.
The willingness to accept or tolerate differences, opinions, or behaviors that one may
290 (n) tolerance
disagree with or find disagreeable.
A custom, belief, or practice that has been handed down from generation to generation,
291 (n) tradition
often with cultural or religious significance.
292 (adj) transient Lasting for only a short time; temporary or fleeting.
293 (adj) unnecessary Not required or essential; superfluous or not needed.
294 (adj) validated Proven to be true, accurate, or valid through evidence or testing.
The quality or state of being logically or factually sound; the extent to which something is
295 (n) validity
true or accurate.
Able to adapt or be used in various ways or for different purposes; flexible and
296 (adj) versatile
multifunctional.
297 (adj) vigorous Strong, healthy, and full of energy; characterized by robust or intense activity.
The action of moving on foot, typically beside or parallel to something, often in a relaxed
298 (v) walking along
or casual manner.
Plural of "wandering," which refers to the act of moving aimlessly or without a fixed
299 (n) wanderings
destination.
The act of cleaning dishes, utensils, and kitchenware after a meal, often by washing and
300 (v) washing up
rinsing with water and soap.