to file

To rub a surface with a small rough tool to remove something

To scrape a surface with a rough tool to shape it

To make a surface flat and even by rubbing or polishing

To make a surface not smooth so it feels bumpy

Information that an office or school keeps in an official record

To start legal action by giving a complaint to a court

Ask an insurance company for money after you lose or damage something

Enter a place by walking in a line behind other people

To leave a place in a line one after another

To place papers in order and keep them where you can find them later

To give a short written legal argument to a court

Officially send a completed form showing your income and taxes you owe

To rub a surface with a small rough tool to remove something

To send an application to a government office to protect an invention

Remove or hide marks that show where something comes from

Have a program check a computer file for errors

To put more than one file into one smaller file for sending or saving

Ordinary members of a group who are not leaders

A line of people or things where one is behind another

A piece of office furniture with drawers that hold papers

A collection of information saved on a computer under a name

A way to send digital files like documents or music over the internet, sometimes without permission

A digital item that stores recorded sound like a song or podcast

A computer file that stores moving pictures and sound, like an MP4

A file that a program uses to keep related information

A person who organizes and keeps office papers and records

A folded piece of stiff paper that keeps loose papers in order

A computer file that has only plain text

A way of arranging and storing paper documents or computer data so you can find them

Name used to tell which computer file it is, often showing its type

A file that stores a copy of other files so you can get them back if they are lost

The main computer record that holds original data for reference

A computer on a network that stores files and lets other users access them with permission

A file on a computer that holds information about a specific project

A computer file that stores data in a non-text form for programs to read

A table on a computer disk that shows where information is stored and which areas cannot be used

A central computer document that holds official records for a project

A computer file that contains data for a program to use

A computer file that stores data produced by a program

A file on the hard drive used as extra memory when RAM is full

A computer file that holds recent records of actions updated while the computer works

A metal tool with two flat sides used to smooth or shape hard materials

A joke name for a wastebasket where unwanted papers go

A computer used only to store and share files for other computers

A computer file that holds temporary data for a specific task

A computer file stored on a disk with a unique name

A set of secret bad facts about a person kept to use against them

A set of documents ready to be printed or published

A way to share files over a network that lets people download without a password

A file that has only plain letters, numbers, and symbols with no special formatting

A standard way for computers to send files to each other over the internet

A few letters or numbers after a file name that show the file type

A hand tool with a rough flat surface that you move to smooth or shape wood and metal

A tool for rubbing away hard skin from the soles of the feet

A set of police photos of arrested people used to identify suspects

A single line of people or things one behind another

A computer that shares files on a network and is also used for work

A thin metal tool with a round taper used to smooth small round holes and curves

A file you can open and view but cannot change or delete

A metal tool with a round shape to smooth or widen holes

A joking name for a trash can where unwanted papers go

A hand tool with edges that narrow to a point for shaping and smoothing metal or wood

A set of folders or notes that remind you when to do tasks

A cabinet for holding papers upright in folders so you can pull them out easily

A rough tool with sharp teeth that shapes and smooths wood