a

The first letter of the English alphabet

To a very great degree

A small amount, not very much

To a small degree or amount

For a short time

A phrase that shows someone or something is very noticeable and impressive

Very quickly and without warning

Together in a single group

To some extent from a certain point of view

A large amount or a big saving when buying something

Sometimes, but not very often

To know many things about a subject

Shows that something is done a lot

To say that something is true, often when it is surprising

To make a big difference

Considering all parts together

A fairly large amount

Ask someone to wait for a very short time

A small amount of something you can just notice

A small number of things or people, usually two but sometimes a few

Punish someone so they learn not to do it again

Act with courage and responsibility when facing a hard situation

Happens quickly and without warning

Handle each person or thing in turn, not all at once

It will certainly happen, but you do not know when

To help a lot or make something much better

Happens often at set times

To a great degree

To not know anything about a subject or situation

At a distance of one mile or very easy to notice

Very impressive or very difficult

A natural ability to do something well

Ask someone to wait for a short time

Together, all people act or decide as one

A very large amount of money

Acting with courage and responsibility when facing a problem

In a friendly way while smiling

A small amount of something added to improve or change it

Only one thing or person like it exists

In any way, even the smallest amount

Different things put together form one thing

To describe someone or something in detail so the reader can imagine them

To seem familiar and make you remember something

An amount multiplied by one hundred

Treating other people in an unkind, harsh way

In a risky position without support from others

After a very short time

Be closely connected to something or happen because of it

Stop what you are doing for the evening, usually to go to bed or go home

Right away without any hesitation

Similar to other things of the same type but not exactly the same

A small extra detail that makes something look or feel better

A thing you wanted for a long time that finally happens

A small number of people or things, more than one but not many

A small number of things or people, usually two but sometimes a few

A period that lasts much longer than usual

A rude word for a person who is cruel or very annoying

A large amount of money that lets you buy expensive things or do big projects

A group of six people or things

A time that lasts 90 minutes

A large number or amount of things

A very powerful weapon that splits atoms to release huge energy

A car you pay to use for a short time, often when traveling

Choosing one action from several options

Small group of the most famous or important people in an area, for example film and fashion

A sudden very loud noise often from an explosion or crash

Someone close to you dying, like a family member or friend

A private security guard many people think has little authority or skill

A substance in food that helps you see at night, keeps skin healthy, and helps the body fight infections

Known by reason rather than by experience

A small sausage wrapped in dough and baked as a snack

Pay equal to one and a half times the normal rate for overtime work

A blood group whose red blood cells have an A marker

Sung by voices only without instruments

An advanced school exam taken after two years of study, usually at age 18 in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland

A source of electricity that heats the thin wire inside old radio tubes

A group of the best people chosen for a difficult job

A very rude name people use to show strong anger or dislike toward someone

A skirt or dress that is tight at the top and becomes wider towards the bottom like the letter A

A boxing tactic of pretending to be weak to tire an opponent and outsmart them by appearing passive

A liver infection caused by a virus that spreads through contaminated food or water, usually mild

A note put in a bottle and thrown into the sea to be found later

Feeling proud to come from the countryside and the working class in the United States

Small pretty objects kept for decoration or as souvenirs

A fixed time when a contract stays valid

A period of one year and one day used in law and tradition

A menu where each dish is ordered and priced separately

A blood type whose red blood cells have A markers

Singing without any instruments, using only voices

Feeling deep sadness after a pet dies

A very short time, like a few moments

A series of short, sharp tapping sounds like knocking on a door

A person who has a very strong interest in sex that people think is too much

Pieces of grilled chicken on a wooden stick sold as a quick snack

A green pigment in plants, algae, and some bacteria that absorbs light to help make food

A Scottish soup containing chicken and leeks, often with prunes

Ordering food by choosing each dish and paying for it separately

A virus that infects the liver and causes liver inflammation

A person who acts very important and looks down on others

A very large man who is strong

An antibody mainly in the linings of the gut and airways that helps protect them from infection

A way to decide between two options by flipping a coin

A situation where new problems appear as soon as you solve one

A very large, difficult project that needs a lot of time and many people

Playing a game of crossing pretend roads and obstacles like the video game Frogger

An attractive man who is not very smart

The inside of a jacket where you keep small things

A medicine made from germs that relaxes muscles to treat muscle tightness and reduce wrinkles

A lively, very clever boy who is kind and fun

A man who keeps helping women in a way that is too much and makes him seem foolish and self-important

An insulting slang phrase for a person who lives as a woman but has male body parts

A printer that prints one letter or number at a time instead of a whole line

A rude gesture showing no respect by putting a thumb on the nose and wiggling the fingers

A small chemical in cells that helps make and break down fats, sugars, and parts of proteins

A very funny or exciting story that people enjoy

The highest power of the variable in a polynomial

The total of the exponents of the variables in a term

A very bad chaotic situation that causes a lot of trouble

An old, large car that uses a lot of fuel and seems out of date

All input values that give a valid output for a function

A very difficult task that needs a lot of effort

A straight line from the top of a cone to a point on its base

A time that people enjoy very much

Removal of something that annoys or harms people, ordered by a court

Hurts a little, for example after a small scrape

An enzyme in the liver that helps make cholesterol