soft

Kept safe from harm or danger

Feeling confident and free from worry or doubt

Made stronger to resist attack or serious damage

Too kind to someone and not strict when they behave badly

Very soft to the touch like velvet

A drink without alcohol that has bubbles, like soda or lemonade

Funds people give to parties or groups to influence elections instead of giving it directly to candidates

A strong liking for someone or something

A gentle way of touching or handling people and objects

A weak part of a person, thing, or system that can be easily harmed

A warm, soft baked snack shaped like a twisted loop with coarse salt

Light, flexible shoes worn for dancing or indoor use

A crab with a soft new shell that people often eat whole

A soft frozen dessert that comes from a machine, often in a cone

Part at the back of the mouth that lifts to close the nose when you swallow or speak

A gentle way to encourage people to buy something

A weak part of a plan or organization that others can easily take advantage of

A soft area on a baby's head where the skull bones have not joined

A market with more goods for sale than buyers, so sellers get lower prices

Water that contains few minerals and makes soap foam easily

Easy to press and feels like a sponge

A small round bread made with yeast that has a soft crust and soft inside

Insincere praise used to try to influence someone

A style of dance with smooth, light steps done while wearing soft, quiet shoes

A mild soap made from plant oils for sensitive skin

A foot control on a piano that makes the sound softer

A drug with mild effects, for example cannabis, that does not often cause addiction

Clothing, towels, sheets, and other fabric items sold in stores

A book with thin, flexible paper on the outside rather than a hard cover

Stories that are entertaining or about people's lives, not serious events

A person who easily agrees and can be taken advantage of

Food that is soft to touch with a sticky, melted inside

A bullet with a soft tip that expands when it hits something to cause more damage

A type of wheat with soft kernels used for cakes and cookies

A shadow with no sharp edges because the light spreads

A set of soft foods that people with chewing or swallowing problems can eat

A dark fuel that burns easily and makes a lot of smoke

An electronic file of a document you view on a computer

An easier choice people make to avoid hard work or trouble

Light that is white and gentle, not harsh on the eyes

A light, soft pale loaf often used for sandwiches and toast

A book with a flexible paper cover instead of a hard cover

Corn with kernels that are mostly soft and grind easily into flour

A mushy, slimy decay of plant parts caused by bacteria or fungi

A type of glass that melts at a lower temperature and is easy to shape

A water turtle with a flat soft shell that lives in rivers and lakes and bites hard

A thick material of tiny particles that behaves like a solid and flows very slowly

A smooth, graceful tap dance done in shoes with soft soles

A smooth, gentle tap dance that uses soft-soled shoes

With fins that are soft and flexible rather than hard and spiny

A small sea animal with a thin fragile shell that people eat

A small insect with a soft, waxy covering that lives on plant stems and leaves

Quiet music without singing played in public places to make people feel calm

A medium-sized Irish dog with a soft, light brown coat and a very hairy head

A tall grass-like plant with soft upright stems that grows in wet places

A metal that melts at low heat to join metals in pipes and electronics

A tall fern with a trunk and feathery leaves that grows in cool, shady places

A plant with soft feathery leaves that people grow in gardens for decoration

A small brown insect that lives on plants, drinks their juice and weakens them

A soft grass with velvety leaves that spreads across meadows and woods

Feels squishy and a little wet when pressed

A tall water plant with long leaves and a brown, stick-like flower head

A light warm yellow-brown color like soft sand

A plan that makes people or machines stop working without causing death and without causing damage

A weapon that is not meant to kill people and is used for training and to control crowds

A metal that melts at low heat used to join metal parts, often in electronics

A soft, creamy part of a fish that holds sperm and people eat

A small blood-sucking animal without a hard shell on its back that bites animals and birds

A Cyrillic letter that makes the consonant before it sound with the tongue near the roof of the mouth

Steel with very little carbon that is easy to shape

A fish with soft, flexible fins like salmon

A crab that recently shed its shell so it is soft and people eat it whole