great

A person who is better than all others in a group

A very famous person admired for great achievements

An important person who is well known in a field

A person many people know because of their achievements

A person who receives a special honor for great achievements, often in arts, literature or science

A very respected person in a field who is often an expert

A very important and influential person in a field

A person who is well known and admired

A person who is very famous and admired while still alive

Normal and not special or unusual

Not known or named, often with no name given

A large amount or a big saving when buying something

Shows that something is done a lot

Try very hard to make something happen

To a large degree

Make a lot of effort and be careful about small details

Say this when two people have the same smart idea, as a joke

Ordinary people who richer, more powerful people often talk about in a rude way

Looks very good on paper but does not work in real life

A short phrase showing surprise or disbelief

A short shout that shows surprise or strong excitement

People in society who are important, respected, and have power

With much hurry and disorder

A woman who is near the time to have a baby

Small regular efforts lead to big results over time

A joking idea that deleted digital files are gone forever

A large amount of something, for example patience or money

To praise someone for doing a task well

A man who is the father of your grandparent

A severe world economic crisis in the 1930s that caused mass unemployment

An island in northwest Europe that includes England, Scotland, and Wales often used to mean the United Kingdom

A good offer that saves you money when buying

A group of people who work well together to succeed

A woman who is the mother of your grandparent

A group of five large fresh water lakes between the United States and Canada

A sister of one of your grandparents

A war in Europe from 1914 to 1918 between the Allies and Central Powers

A brother of one of your grandparents

A high level of attention and caution that helps avoid damage or mistakes

A long time spent doing something

A very long ancient wall across northern China built to stop invaders

A very large room in a castle or large house where people eat and have large gatherings

A country that can affect events around the world

A child of your grandson or granddaughter

A person who is the parent of your grandparent

A very large sea fish with a white belly that sometimes attacks people

A very large ancient Egyptian tomb for Pharaoh Khufu at Giza with a square base and four triangle-shaped sides

A very large dog with short smooth fur that is strong and very tall

A son of your grandson or granddaughter

A very large coral reef system off the northeast coast of Australia

A very long old wall in northern China built to stop attacks

A lot of careful effort to do something well

A country, group or company that people insult by calling it the main enemy

A place people imagine where they go after they die

A daughter of your grandchild

A large flat area of grassland in central North America from Canada to Texas

Much importance that affects a decision or result

A large animal like a gorilla or orangutan with no tail and closely related to humans

A big public show and excitement around an event

A large shallow lake in northwestern Utah with very salty water

A person expected to bring success where others failed

A son of your niece or nephew

A mountain range on the border between North Carolina and Tennessee with mist and many plants and animals

An official stamp used by a government to show that a document is genuine

A figure in modern spiritual beliefs who represents Earth as a caring mother

A part of Broadway in New York City with bright lights and many theaters

A daughter of your niece or nephew

A high mountain line that divides rivers flowing to the Pacific from those flowing to the Atlantic and Arctic oceans

A long low area from the Jordan River through eastern Africa to Mozambique formed by the moving earth's crust

A large owl with ear tufts and brown and white feathers found in North America

A very large ancient Egyptian tomb in Giza built for the king Khufu about 2600 BC

A large bird with blue-grey feathers, long legs and a long neck that lives near water

An ancient Phrygian goddess worshipped for nature and fertility, often shown with lions

A national park in the southeastern United States covering Tennessee and North Carolina with high mountains and many wild animals

A man who rules England, Scotland, and Wales as their king

A circle on a globe made when a flat surface passes through the center

A very strong, excited feeling that makes people act

The official name of the country in northwest Europe made of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

A nickname for the U.S. state of Michigan that borders the Great Lakes

A large group of stars in the northern sky that includes the Big Dipper

A government system in China that blocks websites and controls what people see online

An official seal used to show a United States government document is real

A large white dog with thick fur that guards sheep from wild animals

A very long period of about 25,800 years for Earth's axis to slowly turn once

A period from 1378 to 1417 when rival popes in Rome and Avignon split the Catholic Church

A very large group of galaxies that pulls other galaxies with strong gravity

A British TV show where amateur bakers compete in weekly baking challenges

A mass political movement led by Mao in China from 1966 to 1976 that attacks intellectuals and causes widespread violence

A large lake in the Northwest Territories of Canada drained by the Mackenzie River

A very large grey owl with a round face that lives in northern forests

A long mountain range along Australia's east coast from Queensland to Victoria

A large fast tropical fish with sharp teeth that hunts other fish

A large uprising in England in 1381 against unfair taxes and laws

An ancient Egyptian king known for leading armies and building large temples

A royal document giving political rights to English barons in 1215

Very good teamwork where people work together to get better results

The largest toe on the inner side of the foot

An imaginary creature that eats spaceships or stars near Mars

A king who ruled Britain and Ireland from 1727 to 1760 and also ruled Hanover