on

Continuing without any stops or pauses

A nose that is blocked so air cannot pass easily

Say it to show disbelief, irritation, or to urge someone

Talking to someone using a telephone

Something or someone that is going to a place and will arrive soon

Shows a different idea from what you said before

To show strong surprise or doubt in a question

Performing in front of an audience in a play or concert

Travelling from place to place for work, like a band or sports team

Burning with flames and smoke

At the expected time

Present on a vehicle like a ship or plane

To say that a list continues with similar items

Broadcasting live on radio or television for the public

Moving forward as planned to reach a goal

It happens sometimes but not very often

Happens during the early stages of a process or activity

At risk of being lost or harmed because of how something turns out

Filmed for a TV show or movie

Available for discussion or decision later

By choice, not by accident

At work doing your job

Having work or problems that you must deal with

Exactly correct in what someone says

Agreeing with and supporting a plan or idea

Traveling away from home to visit another place for holiday or work

A trip in which people travel to give shows or events

Available for people to buy

Used to show one idea that you will compare with another

Something planned or a challenge that is now sure to happen

Stopped for a short time until someone decides to continue

Very close to doing or feeling something

It is the usual amount when you look at all cases together

You keep thinking about something and cannot stop

To introduce one of two contrasting points in a discussion

To keep asking someone to do something all the time in an annoying, pushy way

Immediately at the exact place where something happens, often needing a quick response

Happens at the planned time and is not late

Happens often at set times

Often traveling or changing what you do

Because of something such as illness or rain

Ready to use or help when needed

It is true in writing or in theory but not always in real life

Ask someone to wait for a short time

To show an opposite idea in a discussion

To say the opposite to correct a wrong idea

During the time someone is responsible for what happens

To be at the top of a place or feel very excited, sometimes meaning from a power above

Having the same view about a plan or goal

A strong informal shout that shows agreement

About to happen soon or visible where the sky meets the sea

In a way that makes a person or place known and important

Feeling nervous and tense so you are easily upset or worried

Free for customers from a restaurant or bar

An expression on a person's face that shows their feelings

At the place where something is happening or has just happened

Needing something else to happen or be true

Between two people with no one else present

A way of thinking about a subject or issue

At the place where the work happens

Involving direct practical work rather than only theory

To face something directly without avoiding it

The place at your right side when you face forward

Something that makes someone feel sexually excited or attracted

How much money you gain from putting money into something, shown as a percent

The front of one vehicle hits the front of another in a crash

A small bag a passenger can take onto an airplane

Exactly right and very accurate

When two people compete directly, often in sports

A set of actions and laws that harm or limit women's rights, especially in politics and society

A thing you add to a program or device to give extra features

Things that happen, often unusual, secret, or maybe dishonest

Happening while you are working at your job

Something meant to attract someone, like a compliment or an ad

Completely correct and in line with modern social values

Dependent on something else or on certain conditions

An ordinary person who is not an expert

A cooked ear with rows of yellow kernels you eat by holding the ends

A way someone thinks about life and the things that happen

A person who stays close to someone to get help or money, often annoying

Made to attach by a small piece that holds on, not by piercing or sewing

Very likely to happen or succeed

A light touch or knock to get someone's attention

A person or team thought most likely to win

A long talk by Jesus that gives key moral teachings in the Bible books Matthew and Luke

A small acting role in a play, film, or TV show that usually has no spoken lines

Happening immediately at the place where something is happening

People act in a panic and work very quickly to solve a problem

At the side of a street where people park or put signs

A false act or story that tries to trick people, often to make them laugh

A rule in cricket making a team bat again immediately after a very low first innings score

A small accessory that fastens to clothing or glasses without piercing

A very beautiful place where people feel happy and peaceful

A sentence that joins more than one full idea without proper punctuation or connecting words

A sudden wave of criticism from many people online

A piece of clothing you put on without using laces or buttons

A claim that some people are trying to stop public Christmas celebrations

Happening sometimes and stopping at other times

A control that turns power to a device on or off

Study where you do practical tasks with real tools or equipment

An indirect result of an event that causes other changes

A small bottle with a round ball at the top that applies liquid to the skin like deodorant

A strong attack in words on a person or group

An international agreement from 1947 to reduce taxes on imports and other trade barriers

An ordinary woman who is not famous and says what many people think

Official permission to sell alcohol for people to drink in a bar or restaurant

Paying in cash when someone brings goods to your home

A way to learn about other countries and cultures

An act of placing hands on a person to bless, give authority, or heal them

A private meeting or match between two people

An advance to first base after a batter receives four pitches outside the strike zone

A new version of an old idea used in fashion, food, or stories

Putting on clothes to see if they fit or suit you

Seems real but is actually false

Pieces of grilled chicken on a wooden stick sold as a quick snack

Something that makes an event less enjoyable or exciting

An acting part that has no spoken lines

A tight piece of underwear you pull on over the hips to shape the body

A percent showing how well a company makes profit from the money put into it

A drink of whiskey with ice cubes and nothing else

A place that makes a neighborhood look bad because it is empty, damaged, or not cared for

A way of living in a vehicle like a van or camper and moving often

A rude way to say food or other things are very bad

A court decision before a trial made only from written statements when the main facts are agreed

A modern speech or document treated as a complete moral guide

News people share that is not official, often as a rumor

A city and major port on the Don River in southwestern Russia