major

An area of knowledge studied at school or university

A set of classes in a subject that lead to a qualification or degree

A student's main subject of study at university

The highest level of professional sport where the best players play

An important problem that needs a solution

A senior soldier who advises officers and keeps order in a unit

A senior army officer who commands large groups of soldiers

A person or company that has a lot of power in a field

A serious operation on the body that doctors do while you are asleep and that has more risk

A country with strong military and political influence worldwide

A team that plays at the highest professional level in a sport

A baseball player who plays for a top professional team

A leader who directs a marching band and leads it in parades

A group of stars in the southern sky containing the bright star Sirius

A major key with no sharps or flats that uses only the white keys on a piano

A group of stars in the northern sky that look like a big bear

A senior soldier who helps run a group of soldiers and manages discipline and administration

A team that plays in the top professional sports league, like baseball

A big mistake that causes serious problems

A general statement that includes the main word in the conclusion, for example 'All humans are mortal'

A set of seven notes with whole steps except half steps between the third and fourth and seventh and eighth

A set of musical notes that sounds bright and happy

A large world like Earth that moves around the Sun and shines by reflected light

A period of severe sadness and loss of interest that makes daily life hard

A large chest muscle that helps move the arm toward the body and turn it

A person who manages the staff and daily running of a large house

The longest straight line through an ellipse that passes through its two special inner points

A severe, common form of smallpox that often caused fever, many skin sores, and many deaths

A sequence of notes C D E F G A B with no sharps or flats

A way of using the major scale in music that sounds bright and happy

A thick round muscle in the upper back that turns the arm toward the body

Strong medicine that calms people with serious mental illness like schizophrenia

A blue-grey fish with black stripes that lives in warm shallow seas

A severe inherited blood disease that causes very low red blood cells and needs regular transfusions

A substance the body needs in fairly large amounts to stay healthy

A common plant with broad leaves that grows in lawns and gardens

A muscle in the upper back that moves the arm and turns it inward

A serious mental illness that causes very low or very high mood

The term that is the predicate in the conclusion of a syllogism

A trailing evergreen plant with shiny green and white leaves and blue or purple flowers

A garden plant with star-shaped white or pink flowers and leaves in a low clump

A person who leads a bagpipe band and arranges the music

An intense seizure when a person loses consciousness and their whole body shakes strongly

A common eight-note pattern in Western music with small steps between third and fourth and seventh and eighth

A very important Jewish day when people fast, like Yom Kippur or Tisha B'Av

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

A big delay that stops or slows progress

A statement in a logical argument that contains the conclusion's main term

A suit worth more points, spades or hearts

Main direction an antenna sends or receives its strongest signal

A large chest muscle that pulls the arm toward the body and turns it inward

A back muscle that pulls the shoulder blade toward the spine

A muscle in the upper arm that pulls the arm back and turns it inward toward the body

A muscle in the upper back that pulls the shoulder blade toward the spine

A set of notes from C to B with no sharps or flats

A very deadly form of smallpox that often causes death

A strong natural event like an earthquake or flood that you cannot stop and that stops normal life