to form

To make something new that does not exist yet

To begin to develop and become clear in shape or idea

To start to form and become clear, for example an idea or plan

To start to exist

To stop being seen or to no longer be there

To slowly disappear or become less clear

Happening or acting in the usual way as before

Get back to a previous good level of ability after a time of decline

Doing something much better than usual with extra energy

It is not true or possible in any way

To begin to develop and become clear in shape or idea

To become a different shape or look

To complete a paper or online form by writing your personal details

Make small round pockets of air inside or on a liquid

In rugby, gather closely over a tackled player to protect and try to get the ball

A plant, an animal, or a tiny organism

A particular type of art, like music, painting, or dance

An official paper you use to tell the government how much money you earn and owe in tax

A document with questions to fill in when you apply for a job or a course

Polite behavior people expect in social situations

A letter sent to many people with the same text

A printed or online page you fill to ask for goods and services

An official paper you use to ask for supplies or services from an organization

A small part of language that can be a whole word

A document you fill in to ask for money back from an insurance company

A change in a word that shows more than one person or thing

A way of speaking used when you talk to someone to show their title or relationship

The form of a word used for one person or thing

A type of poem with a set number of lines and rhythm like a sonnet or haiku

The physical shape and parts of a plant or animal

A temporary group scientists use for plants or animals when it is not clear how they are related

A musical pattern with three main parts used at the start of many symphonies and sonatas

A record of past results and details about competitors that helps people decide bets

A small word part from Greek or Latin that appears only inside longer words

A verb form used to give a command or request

A written or spoken version of a word showing its grammar and sound

A printed form you use to write a telegram

A temporary group for living things, often fossils, whose relations to others are unclear

The shape of a plant leaf that helps identify species

The basic form of a word that a dictionary lists

A small part added to a word that cannot stand alone, like -s in cats and -ed in walked

A pan that holds batter or dough while it bakes

A group of words that do the same job in grammar, like a noun or verb

An old artificial group that scientists used to sort plants

A group name for fungi seen only in their non-sexual stage, often causing plant disease

A work that does not follow fixed rules or structure

A main group of words like nouns, verbs, and adjectives that show a word's role in a sentence

One translation used for different numbers, like one or many