second

A very small unit for measuring angles equal to one 3600th of a degree used by astronomers

Ask someone to wait for a short time

After thinking again, you change your mind

A habit or skill that feels automatic after a lot of practice

A person who has a less important role and helps someone more important

Time is very important when you need help fast

All the time without stopping

An opportunity to try again after making a mistake

The later part of a game after halftime

A thought that makes you doubt or change a decision you already made

Doubts or a change of mind about a decision you already made

A worldwide war from 1939 to 1945 between the Allies and the Axis

A very short moment when something happens

Next in quality or rank after the best

A student in their second year at high school or university

A category below the highest level in rank or quality

A person who helps the leader and takes charge if they are away

The return of Jesus Christ to earth to judge people at the end of the world

The second of four bases a runner touches when running to score

Not as good as the best, often cheap or simple

A child of your parent's first cousin who shares your great-grandparents but not your grandparents

Not new, bought from someone who owned it before

Another language a person learns after their native language

An extra loan on a house that already has a mortgage

A player who stands near second base and catches or throws the ball to get runners out

A skin injury that causes painful blisters and redness

Information received through another person rather than directly

The part of a sports game that comes after the first part

A junior officer with the lowest rank in the Army, Air Force, or Marine Corps

A group of players who replace the usual starters during a game

A new burst of energy that lets you keep going when you are tired

A period of pregnancy from week 13 to week 27

A player who stands near second base and catches or stops ground balls

A stage in a relationship when people touch above the waist

A person or team that finishes second in a competition

One of thirty-two equal parts of a whole

A meeting of Catholic Church leaders from 1962 to 1965 that changed worship and encouraged talks with other Christian churches

Energy naturally spreads from hot places to cold ones, increasing disorder

A result when someone comes second in a competition

A car setting used after first for low to medium speed and more power

Christians believe Jesus will return to earth to judge people

A player who does not usually play but replaces others when needed

A measure of speed that shows how many kilometers something moves in one second

To see or know things before they happen

A person who supports the main performer, often in comedy

An upper seating area at the back of a theatre with the least expensive seats

A woman who cares for someone like a mother, often with or instead of their own mother

Words that refer to the person or people you speak to, for example 'you'

An upper covered area that runs the full length of a large ship

A shop that sells used things at low prices

The hand on a clock that shows seconds

Coming after the forty-first in a series

A unit for frequency equal to one complete cycle in one second

A player who usually sits on the bench and replaces others during games

The result of multiplying a number by itself

A stomach part in animals like cows that helps break down plant food

A period in old age when mental decline makes a person behave like a young child

A rule that shows how force, mass and acceleration relate

A large tooth at the back of the mouth behind the first back tooth

A person who is not as good as others at their work

The second time lawmakers discuss and vote on a proposed law

A young forest that came back after the original trees were cut or burned

A unit of energy equal to one watt used for one second

A unit that shows how many small pieces of information called bits are sent every second

The return of Jesus Christ to earth to judge all people

A period when Napoleon III ruled France from 1852 to 1870

A rule that says how a force makes an object move faster depending on its mass

A rule that a force changes an object's motion more when the force is bigger or the object is lighter

A player who does not start games and replaces starters when needed

The distance light travels in one second in empty space, about 300,000 kilometers

A system or tool that stores information to help you remember and organize things

An extra second added to clocks so they match how fast the Earth turns

A period in German history from 1871 to 1919 when the country was an empire

A war between China and Japan from 1894 to 1895 that ended in a clear Japanese victory

A military campaign by European Christians in the 1100s to take back the Holy Land that failed because leaders fought

By a cheaper travel or mail service that is slower than first class

A unit for measuring how fast a computer processor runs, equal to one million instructions per second

A baseball player who plays at second base

A planet's line to the sun covers equal areas in equal times

A church meeting in 787 that stopped destroying religious images and allowed their use in worship