force

The use of physical force that hurts people or damages things

Physical or mental power a person has to act

A force that makes something move forward

Extra force used to make something move or have an effect

A sudden force that makes something start moving faster

Lack of physical or mental strength that makes someone less able to act

A period of time with no movement or action

Make someone decide or act sooner than they want

It happens with great strength and many people taking part

A law or rule that is active now and must be followed

Make someone accept ideas or opinions they do not want by pressuring them

A wish of good luck people say to encourage someone, often playfully

A branch of a country's military that uses planes to fight and protect the country

A group of people who work together for a short time to do a specific job

A group of officers who keep order and safety in a town or city

A group of soldiers organized to protect or fight for a country

An invisible barrier of energy that keeps a place or object from harm

A force that makes something move forward

All the people in a country who can and are available to work

An imagined energy that makes living things grow and move

A group of soldiers and other people trained to protect a country from attack

A person or thing with great, unstoppable power like a storm

A branch of the United States military that fights in the air and space

A school that trains people to be officers in an air force

The part of the United States military that flies planes and defends the country in the air and space

The push you feel when you speed up, compared with normal gravity like on a roller coaster

A group of company employees who sell its products or services

A pull between all objects, especially Earth's pull on things near its surface

The army, navy, and air force of Israel working together to protect the country

An impressive achievement that shows great skill

To do something without thinking because you do it very often

The United Kingdom's military force that uses planes

A push felt outward on an object that moves in a circle

A military person with a rank who serves in a country's air force

A large unexpected event like a natural disaster or war that prevents someone from fulfilling a contract

A force that holds protons and neutrons together inside an atom's nucleus

A group of people trained like soldiers to act with or for the army

A strong influence from a sense of right and wrong that makes people act

A push or pull from a magnet that moves metal and other magnets

A basic interaction in nature that causes some radioactive decay and acts on particles like neutrinos

A group of armed fighters who use sudden attacks against a larger army in rural areas

An evil part of a mysterious power that bad characters use in Star Wars

A group of people hired by a company to protect its buildings and goods

A push that makes things move away from each other

An armed group that guarded Palestinian leaders and carried out secret attacks

A group of guards a company or person hires to protect people and property

A company cuts many jobs at the same time and lets workers go

A power once thought to make living things grow and stay alive

An area around an object where it pushes or pulls other objects

An imaginary line that shows the direction of force at points in an electric or magnetic field

A United States military school in Colorado Springs that trains Air Force officers

A force that pulls a moving object toward the center of its circular path

A push that makes moving things curve on a rotating body like Earth

A group of armed fighters not part of the official army who use surprise attacks and sabotage

A former part of the United States Air Force that managed military space and missile operations

A pull that makes two things move toward each other, like gravity or magnets

An area around something where its push or pull affects other things

A force on a moving electric charge caused by electric and magnetic fields

Invisible lines around a magnet that show which way its pull points

A resource in games that shows how much health a character has

An attack by a large group of soldiers to test the enemy and collect information

A baseball out that happens when a fielder holding the ball touches the base a runner must reach

A school that trains people to be officers in the US Air Force at Colorado Springs

A United States Air Force group that researches and develops new aircraft and space technology

A play where a runner must advance and a fielder with the ball touches the base first

A part of Star Wars about a good kind of power that Jedi use

A push or pull from air on something moving through it, for example lift and drag on a wing

An influence that pulls different groups together around a shared goal

Energy from a source that makes electricity flow in a circuit, measured in volts

A measure for how strong a push or pull is, like the newton

An illegal armed group in Colombia formed in 1997 that fought and sold drugs

A branch of the United States military that uses planes and works in space to defend the country

A force that holds protons and neutrons together inside atomic nuclei

A machine that pushes water up and out under pressure

How hard a force pushes on each small part of a surface

A violent armed group in Northern Ireland formed in 1996 that was against the peace process

A force that pushes against a moving object, like air or water, to slow it down

A play when a runner must go to a base and a player holding the ball touches it first

An imaginary line showing the direction a positive electric charge moves and how strong the field is

A list of metals that shows which metal can replace another in a liquid

A system that uses a pump to push oil under pressure into an engine's moving parts

A phrase people use to say someone chooses the right thing

A push that makes magnetic field move through a magnetic path

A unit for measuring the force that pushes a magnetic field through a circuit