public

For one person or group only and not open to others

Limited so only certain people can see or use it

Other people can see or hear you

Seen and talked about by many people

To talk about private, embarrassing things in front of other people

A school that is free to attend and paid for by local taxes

The views most people in a society have about an issue

The health of a community that government and hospitals watch and support

Work to help a company or person look good to the public

Being watched or noticed by many people

A lawyer who represents people who cannot pay for one in criminal cases

Protection for people from crime and danger in public places

A person who is well known to many people, for example a celebrity or politician

A government job with power and duty to serve the people

An official document a government must keep and let people read

A person who works for the government, elected or appointed

Homes the government owns and runs for people with low incomes

Work for the government to help people

Services like buses or trains that anyone can use in a city, usually for a small fee

A place where anyone can borrow books and use services for free

Help the government gives to people, like schools or hospitals

Things anyone can use or copy for free

Roads, schools, and bridges that the government builds and keeps for people to use

A private secondary school in Britain attended by children from wealthy families

To speak to a group of people to inform, persuade, or entertain

A survey that asks a group of people who represent the public about their views on an issue

Money the government gives to people who need help to pay basic living costs

A system of buses and trains that people use to travel

Facts that anyone can find out

Property owned by the government that people can use

A discussion among many people and the media about an issue in newspapers, TV, and online

A legal plan that holds money and property to help many people, for example a school or museum

All the money a government has borrowed

A person who gives speeches to an audience in public

The public's opinion about a person or issue formed outside a legal trial

An open talk where many people share views about things that affect everyone

A toilet people can use in public places like parks or stations

The first time a company sells shares to the public on the stock market

An organization that provides essential services like water or electricity and is regulated by the government

A room with toilets and sinks that anyone can use in public places

A matter that affects many people in a community

An open area in a town or city where people meet and events happen

An online place where people meet to discuss public issues and share ideas

Something that harms or annoys many people in an area

An official who watches people sign documents, checks the signatures, and confirms they are valid for legal use

A system with microphones and speakers that makes announcements loud in public places

A planned set of actions to make people view a company or person more positively

Being naked where other people can see you

An accountant who passed exams and got a state license to work professionally in the United States

A day when offices and shops are closed by law for most people

A scholar or writer who shares ideas and arguments with the public

A building where people drink alcohol and eat simple meals

A government official who brings criminal charges in court for the state

Someone who manages how an organization looks to the public and talks to the media

Authorities protect people in public places to stop crime and disorder

An organized service of buses or trains that people use to travel

Money that the government keeps and the office that holds and pays it

A typical person who represents what most people think

A group that mainly gets money from many people to help others

A formal event where people argue for or against a proposal and then vote

Making something known to many people so they can see or talk about it

A talk on a subject that anyone can attend

Rules about how the government deals with people and society

A person who manages how people see a company and talks to the press

Newspapers and magazines that gather and publish news for the public

A university degree for people who lead public health programs and make health policy

An ordinary person who represents the public

Data in a class that other code can read or change

Violent acts by a crowd in a public place that cause disorder

A well-known person who writes or speaks about important public issues

A university degree about government policy and running public services

A toilet in a public place that anyone can use

A right that lets everyone use land as a street or path

An official who carries out death sentences in front of people

A toilet in a public place that anyone can use

A company that carries furniture and boxes for a fee

A company that supplies water, electricity, or gas and is run under government rules

A company that provides essential services like water or electricity and must follow government rules