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A rule or action that limits what you can do

An official rule that stops people from doing something

Making something not allowed by law or officials

A rule that limits what people can do

An official rule that bans something or someone, usually by law

An official ban that stops someone from taking part as a punishment

An official order that stops a person or group from doing certain things

An official decision not to accept a claim, for example a tax expense

An official order not to do something

Official approval that lets you do something

How a computer or app decides what a person can do

To say there are no exceptions or rivals

Make a high goal for others to reach

To become a barrister and be officially allowed to work in court

Only small formal steps remain before the result is final

To not understand anything about a subject

A sweet made of chocolate or sugar that you eat as a snack

A Jewish ceremony for a boy on his thirteenth birthday marking his religious responsibilities

A solid sweet made from cocoa, shaped like a bar to eat as a snack

A counter where people help themselves to salad toppings and dressings

A test that checks if a person can work as a lawyer in a country or state

A small place where people buy and eat sandwiches and drinks

A small baked snack made from oats, nuts, and honey, often with dried fruit

A bar that mainly serves wine

A small counter with a sink for mixing and serving drinks

A place where chefs prepare and serve sushi at a counter

A small café where people buy coffee and light snacks

A pattern of black bars and numbers on products that a scanner reads

A rectangular milk chocolate bar made by the Hershey company

A small solid piece that you use to wash your body or hands

A difficult standard to reach

A bar at a party or event where guests pay for their own drinks

A heavy metal tool with a flat pointed end used to lift things and pull nails

A long key on a keyboard that adds a space between words

A chart that uses bars of different lengths to show and compare numbers

A strong bar attached to a wall that you hold for support, often in a bathroom

A restaurant that mainly serves oysters, raw or cooked

A bar fixed to a wall for hanging towels

A graph with bars that show and compare numbers for different groups

Visiting several bars in one night to drink and socialize

A woman who serves drinks in a bar, often in old stories or costume parties

An official exam a person must pass to become a lawyer

A woman who talks and spends time with men in a bar to get tips or drinks

A sweet snack of nuts and sugar on a thin baked base cut into bars

A bar at the top of a window that shows the document or program name

A metal bar under a car that reduces how much the car leans in turns

A vertical line on a music staff that shows where one group of beats ends and the next begins

Relating to visiting several bars in one outing to drink and meet people

A baked sweet snack with chopped fruit cut into bars

A small shop that sells milk drinks, ice cream and light snacks

A horizontal bar high above the ground that gymnasts swing on

A bar where women talk with and serve drinks to customers

A strong metal bar inside a vehicle that protects people if it flips over

A long strong metal tool with a pointed end used to lift heavy things

A T-shaped bar that pulls skiers uphill

A long strong iron bar with a flat or forked end that you use to force things apart

A plant with large green leaves that people keep indoors for decoration

A sweet snack made from carob powder that people eat like chocolate

A horizontal bar fixed at a height for lifting your body until your chin is above it

A system that keeps people of different races apart and often denies rights to Black people

A sweet baked slice made with chopped dates and a crumbly crust

A pair of vertical lines in written music that show the end of a main section or the whole piece

A symbol in programming that returns true when one or both conditions are true

A sweet baked slice with apricot jam or fruit

A machine that prints a whole line at once by hitting paper with a moving bar

A diagonal band on a shield in heraldry running from the upper right to the lower left

Being born to parents who were not married

A bartender who is very good at making drinks and attracts many customers

A unit of pressure measured from complete vacuum and equal to the air pressure at sea level

A table game like pool where short cues hit balls into holes while knocking wooden pegs loses points

A solid metal bar that sits in a horse's mouth to help the rider control the horse

A short piece of DNA used to identify a species

A person who spends a lot of time drinking at bars

A protective face guard made of metal bars used by the catcher in baseball or softball

A straight rectangular piece of metal that attracts iron and has opposite poles at each end

A person who is kind and gentle and easily says yes to others

A strong metal rod that holds a vehicle's wheels

An arch of bone or flexible tissue at the side of a fish's throat that supports the gills

A fixed horizontal bar that people tie horses to so they do not wander

A single metal pole fixed high between two posts that gymnasts swing and perform moves on

A bar with loud music and people dancing

A metal rod in a sewing machine that holds and moves the needle up and down

A sweet bar made of soft, chewy sugar and nuts often covered in chocolate

A long heavy metal tool with a flat chisel end for prying and a curved claw end for pulling nails

A sweet snack made from peanuts and syrup, shaped like a bar

A long narrow strip of sand in water that shows above the water

A long heavy tool for packing material tightly into a hole or small space

A ski lift with a T-shaped bar that pulls skiers or snowboarders uphill as they hold it

A metal bar under a vehicle that twists to act like a spring and absorb shocks