Words List

The annual recurrence of the date of a past event, such as a special occasion or milestone, like the yearly celebration of a marriage or other significant happening.

Happening quickly or within a short period; characterized by swift speed.

A vessel, especially a large oceangoing one propelled by sails or engines.

The things or elements that encircle or encompass a particular place or object.

A promise or assurance, typically in writing, that something possesses specified quality, content, benefits, etc., or that it will perform satisfactorily for a given duration.

A small yet powerful engine, typically an internal-combustion engine found in vehicles like automobiles or motorboats.

To find or catch someone in the act of doing something, especially when they are doing something wrong or deceptive.

The back part of the human foot, situated below and behind the ankle.

The quality or state of being popular.

To smoothly move along a slippery or smooth surface without interruption.

A person or thing that represents another or others.

The central part of a fleshy fruit that contains the seeds.

Involving a highly important decision or result; decisive and critical.

A musical instrument that consists of sets of pipes played using compressed air, controlled by keyboards, and capable of producing a wide range of musical effects; also known as a pipe organ.

A group or band; for example, a gang of boys gathered around the winning pitcher.

A word or group of words that signifies a specific thing, especially within a particular field or context, such as "atom" in physics, "quietism" in theology, "adze" in carpentry, or "district leader" in politics.

A recognized or stated guideline for how one should behave or act; a fundamental belief or rule that guides ethical conduct or decision-making.

The place or state of punishment for the wicked after death; the abode of evil and condemned spirits, often referred to as Gehenna or Tartarus.

Wholly or fully; completely or unreservedly.

Having the ability to discern and judge correctly, understanding what is true or right. Possessing discernment, judgment, and discretion.

Complete in all its parts or elements; whole.

A collection of things stacked or arranged one on top of another.

To appear or become visible, often coming out of hiding or obscurity.

surpassing what is common, usual, or expected; going beyond the ordinary or established norms.

Preceding in time; occurring earlier or prior.

To acquire or get possession of something, either through effort or by making a request.

Relating to or involving feelings or emotions.

The act of offering or suggesting something for acceptance, adoption, or performance.

The act or instance of choosing or being chosen.

To remove or eliminate something undesirable or objectionable.