rocket

An object that makes bright lights and loud sounds in the sky when it bursts

A small device that makes bright lights or signals when lit

A device that makes flames or sparks for shows

A firework shot high into the sky that bursts into colors

An event when a rocket moves into the sky using its engines

A person who is very clever at solving difficult problems

A thing that is very difficult to understand

A weapon that fires rockets used by soldiers to destroy targets

Moved by a rocket engine

A substance you burn to move a rocket into space

Sending a rocket into the sky using its own engines

A machine that makes a push by throwing out its own fuel very fast for spaceships or missiles

A large machine that carries people or things from Earth into space

A large engine that gives a spacecraft its first push and falls off when empty

An engineer who designs, builds and tests rockets and spacecraft

An engine that uses heat from splitting atoms to push a spaceship into space

A material that burns or reacts to make a rocket move

A fast, light motorcycle made for speed and quick turns

A way to move a vehicle by pushing out gas very fast so it works in space

A rocket launched to check how well it works

A place where people test or launch rockets under safety rules

A person who designs, builds, and tests rockets

A joking name for a person who is very skilled

A military place where people keep, fix, and send rockets into the sky

A small fast car often made faster with extra parts

A tall garden plant with strong sweet-smelling purple or white flowers that smell at night

A small rocket that carries scientific instruments high into the atmosphere to collect data

An engine that burns solid fuel to push a vehicle into the sky

A rocket launched to do science experiments in space

A weed with yellow flowers that often grows in fields and along roads

A space vehicle with two or more parts that fire and drop as fuel runs out

A powerful first part of a space vehicle that lifts it off the ground

A rocket with two or more parts that fire one after another and drop away when empty to reach space

A leafy plant with a strong peppery taste often used in salads

A rocket that uses solid fuel to make hot gas and push it forward

A plant people grow to dye cloth yellow

A rocket launched from a ship to attack submarines

A wild weed with small yellow flowers and spicy leaves

A tall garden plant with long spikes of blue, purple, or pink flowers

A leafy green with a slightly spicy taste often eaten raw in salads

A wild plant with bright yellow flowers that grows on plains

A low plant with thick grey-green leaves and pink or purple flowers that grows by the sea

A plant that lives for several years with small yellow flowers and hairy leaves that grows in mountain areas

A plant with yellow flowers that grows on old walls and in empty places

A wild plant in the cabbage family with white flowers and deeply cut leaves