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At the side of something or someone

At a short distance in space or time

Next to someone or something, side by side

A long way away in space

To introduce a new topic that is not directly related

Things happen one after another, not at the same time

Shows that something is much better or more important than others

Next to each other in the same place

Say this to give someone permission or to encourage them

To say that something is true in most cases

To do something with your hands, for example writing or making things, instead of with a machine

To reach a place or result through something else

Close to you to give help and company

Happening without planning or intending

To say that something is not true or not possible at all

Following rules and official instructions exactly

Someone or something naturally acts that way because of their basic character

Happen gradually as each day passes

Someone does this because they decide to, not because they must

From memory without looking at notes

Gradually in small amounts over time

Living or working closely together in the same place

According to what most people say about someone or something

On purpose as part of a plan

Close to the sea at the edge of the land

Because of something

For each day

In a gradual way, doing each part one after another

For the same reason as what was said before

A job someone does or did, especially if it is not clear from what they do now

A little at a time

Done only partly and without full effort

Stop taking part or trying because of problems

Decide what to do as things happen rather than plan ahead

Very slowly in very small steps

With a very large lead in a vote or contest

By a much larger amount than others

After a while

Decide something about a person or thing by how they look

To do something in a careful, exact way that follows set rules

Improve or increase very quickly and by a large amount

Move forward slowly in very small steps

To win with a very small lead in a race or contest

To stop being used or followed

To do whatever is needed to reach a goal, even if the actions are difficult or harmful

Support and stay loyal to your husband or partner during hard times

Something should happen because it is fair or proper

Happening every week and changing slowly

People tell others instead of writing

To deal with a difficult problem directly and bravely

To depend completely on a belief or rule

To make quick decisions without a plan

To have complete power over someone by controlling what they need or fear

Make someone do what you want without them noticing

According to the law or what is fair

Finding a solution by trying different ways and learning from mistakes

Done in separate parts, each finished before the next

A gun attack from a moving car that hits people outside

A quick, friendly praise given to someone in passing

A piece of wood about two inches by four inches used for building

Blaming someone for bad acts because they are friends with guilty people, without proof

A person who is walking past a place by chance

An extra result that happens because of an action and is not planned

Something that comes out when you make another product

A detailed step-by-step description of an event as it happens

Happening or changing every day

Date on food that shows the last day shops should keep it on shelves so it is still fresh

An election to fill a public office that becomes empty between general elections

A low flight by military planes over people watching on the ground

A very difficult test that shows if someone can do a job under pressure

Not reliable and likely to disappear quickly, often for dishonest reasons

A person or business that disappears to avoid paying debts

A paved area beside a main road where vehicles stop briefly to rest or in an emergency

An act against the law that can lead to a fine or jail

A time in the future after a while

A child whose parents are not married to each other

Animals and other sea life that are caught by accident while people fish for other species

A line in a newspaper or magazine giving the author's name

An act of shooting someone to death from a moving car

A compass direction just south of east

A compass direction slightly north of northeast, about 34 degrees from east

News and social media make people judge someone before the court decides

A compass direction that is a little east of south

A compass direction slightly south of southwest

A compass direction a little south of west

A person who cooks food for a living, usually in a restaurant

A way to stop debate on parts of a bill so it can pass faster

A strong direct hint that makes someone suddenly understand

A gathering where people stay in their cars and take part briefly

News outlets that give quick, shallow reports and often miss important facts

A compass direction one point north of due east

A wild plant with leaves that smell like garlic and can be eaten

A court decision for one side when the other side does not appear or reply

A compass direction slightly east of north at about 11 degrees

A compass direction slightly west of north used for navigation

A compass direction one point east of northeast, halfway to east-northeast

A compass direction slightly north of northwest

A compass direction slightly west of northwest, about 292 degrees

Thinking that removes wrong options until one answer remains

Shooting at a suspected enemy position to make them respond and show where they are

A legal promise that a person charged with a crime gets a quick, public court hearing by a jury

A way of governing in which a leader makes decisions without parliament's approval

A simple painting kit with numbered areas to fill with set colors, or a predictable way of doing something

A fixed, simple way of doing creative work that leaves little room for new ideas

Announcing official decisions to the public by press release before any internal discussion

Announcing scientific results to the public before other scientists check them

A way to decide if someone is guilty by making them do dangerous tests and seeing if they survive

A compass direction a little west of due south

A compass direction that is a little east of southeast at about 124 degrees from north

A compass direction slightly south of southeast, at 157.5 degrees from north

A compass direction a little west of southwest

A compass direction slightly north of west about 11 degrees