material

A person being considered for a job, award or prize

A person who is likely to be chosen for a job or prize

A person who applies to be hired for a job

A natural thing used to make goods or energy

A person whose statement is very important to the main question in a court case

Things like books and magazines to read for information or enjoyment

A substance that gives off invisible energy that can harm people and animals

Documents like books or letters that people use to do research

A thing people use to make houses and other places to live, like wood, brick, concrete

A thing you can touch that belongs to someone

A serious failure to follow a contract that lets the other side end it or claim money

Text created by a person, like a book or letter

Material like bubble wrap that protects things during shipping or storage

Things like old or broken items that are thrown away

Items like leaflets made to advertise a product, service, or event

Parts of trees and other green growing things like leaves, stems or roots

A part of cloth cut to use for clothes or crafts

A strong, light substance made by joining two different materials

Something you can use to meet a need, like food or equipment

A material that can catch fire and burn, like wood or paper

A material that soaks up liquids or gases quickly

A thing used to cover and protect the top of a building like tiles or metal sheets

Paper or other material that changes when light hits it and is used to make photos

The physical part of a person with skin, bones, and organs, not the mind or spirit

A thing made from animals, like fur, wool, or leather

Using or throwing away materials so usable parts are lost

A way to price work where clients pay for the time spent and materials used

A sticky substance like glue that holds two surfaces together

A liquid dye injected or swallowed to make organs show on scans

Material like straw or wood shavings that makes a dry bed for animals

Material that covers roads or paths to make them firm and flat

A substance that fills cracks and gaps to stop leaks of water or air

A substance that gives color to something like food or cloth

A material that makes electricity when you press or bend it

How much material a factory or country uses to make one product

A solid that conducts electricity more when warm or when it has small amounts of other elements

A material with a built-in direction of electric charge that switches with an electric field

A hard thing like sandpaper or diamond that wears down and smooths surfaces

A material builders use to cover and protect floors, walls, or roofs

A material that soaks up liquids and gases

A price plan for a job based on the actual time spent and materials used

Material used to cover and pad furniture like chairs or sofas

A ceramic with electrical, optical, or magnetic properties used in electronic parts

A material that holds other substances on its surface

A soft thing like clay that you can shape into pots or sculptures

A material with thin shiny layers that sparkle in light

A material with a smooth, shiny surface that looks refined

A material that makes an electric charge when heated or cooled