electric

Making people feel very interested and eager

Making you feel very excited, like on a fast roller coaster

Full of strong feeling that can make people react

Makes people feel a sudden, strong excitement

Feeling excited and interested after hearing or seeing something

Full of strong emotion, often exciting or tense

Causing people to become suddenly excited and ready to act

Full of energy and enthusiasm that excites others

Very exciting and full of energy

Causing a sudden strong feeling that excites people

Full of lively energy because people feel excited

Not interesting and making you feel tired or impatient

Not interesting or exciting

A car that runs on electricity

A chair used to put a person to death by sending electricity through their body

How fast electricity moves in a circuit is equal to voltage times current

A sudden pain or injury when electricity passes through the body

A guitar that makes sound using electricity and needs an amplifier

A paper or online bill that shows how much you owe for electricity used

A flow of electricity through a wire that carries energy

A light that gets power from wires, often from a bulb

A quality in objects that makes them pull together or push apart, called positive and negative

A company that makes and sends power to homes and businesses

An area around a charged object that pushes or pulls other small charged things

A machine that uses electricity to make parts move

A brush for cleaning teeth that uses a small motor to move the head

A kitchen machine that mixes food ingredients using electricity, like cake batter or cream

A small machine that shaves hair using batteries or a plug

A blanket heated by electricity with a control to set the temperature

A large freshwater fish from South America that makes strong electric shocks

A flexible covered wire that carries electricity to an appliance

A machine that uses electricity to make a room or small space warm

A device that stores electricity to power things like remote controls

Energy from electricity that powers things like lights and machines

A glass bulb with a thin wire that makes light when electricity passes through it

A device in a wall or lamp that a light bulb goes into to get power

A machine with turning blades that uses electricity to move air and cool a room or people

A machine that types letters using electricity so you press keys more easily

A small machine that removes hair from the face using electricity

A hand-held tool that uses electricity to turn a small metal piece to make holes

A device that measures and records how much electricity a home or business uses

An injury caused when electricity passes through the body and damages skin or tissue

A socket in a wall that lets you plug in devices to get power

An oven that uses electricity to bake or roast food

A small machine with a flat hot metal base used to press clothes and remove wrinkles

A storm with loud thunder and bright lightning, often with heavy rain or hail

A train engine that uses electric motors powered by a diesel engine

Very exciting and full of energy

A joking second title people add to a sequel to show it is not needed

A closed path of wires and parts that lets electricity flow

A small device that makes electricity when its chemicals change

A small heater that plugs into the wall and looks like a fireplace

A light that uses electricity to shine

The energy a small electric charge has at a point in a circuit, measured in volts

A tool that uses electricity to move sandpaper quickly to make wood or other surfaces smooth

A bright, very hot flow of electricity across a gap that makes light and heat

A strong feeling of excitement and tension in a place

A device that uses light to notice when people or objects move

A machine that uses electricity to keep food cold

A kitchen stove that uses electricity to make heat for cooking

A keyboard instrument that makes sounds like a pipe organ using electricity

A small device on a wall that turns electricity on and off

A train engine that runs on electricity from overhead wires or a third rail

A car that runs on power from batteries instead of gasoline

A machine that uses electricity to make heat instead of burning fuel

A bell that rings when electricity makes a magnet move

A flow of electricity through a gas that makes light or a spark

An electric flow that moves in one direction and does not reverse

A clock that runs on electricity

Two equal but opposite electric charges that are close together

How much a material stops electric current from flowing

A train engine that uses a diesel engine to make electricity that runs its electric motors

A faint light that appears when electricity passes through air, like on antennas or wires

A pan with a built-in electric heater that cooks food without a stove

A machine that uses an electric arc to melt metal to make steel

A freshwater fish from African rivers that makes electric shocks

A large cable or line that carries electricity from a power station to homes

A socket in a wall that you plug devices into to get power

A flat sea fish with a rounded body that lives on the sea floor and gives strong electric shocks

A device that measures temperature using electric signals

A tool with an electric motor that drives nails or breaks hard things

Amount that shows how far positive and negative electric charges are separated, equal to charge size times distance

A lamp that makes light by passing electricity between two metal parts inside a glass tube

A medical treatment that uses electricity to help injured nerves and muscles

A pan that plugs in and cooks food by baking or grilling

A pair of equal electric charges, one positive and one negative, close together like a water molecule