to stand

To believe something to be true

To keep your position when others disagree

Publicly say you strongly agree or disagree with something

Keep your decision or opinion when others try to make you change

Refuse to change your mind when others disagree

To keep the same opinion or decision and not change it

To state an opinion strongly and refuse to change it when others disagree

To make something or someone different

To be unable to decide and keep changing between choices

To seem likely from the facts

To have a good reason or proof to support your claim

Act very formally and keep to strict social rules

To support yourself without help from other people

Support and stay loyal to your husband or partner during hard times

Make progress by using the ideas and work of earlier people

Unable to handle pressure or strong criticism

To publicly show support, often when doing so is risky

Make people notice you in a group

Make new progress by using important ideas or work from people who came before

To help someone later in life or work

To leave a place quickly because you do not want to be there

Keep doing what you believe is right even when it is hard

To keep trying after many failures no matter how often you fail

Cause a strong fear or surprise that gives you goosebumps

Have no good reason or evidence to support a claim

Do things that stop you from succeeding

Imagine yourself in another person's situation to understand how they feel

To stay still and feel awkward when you should do something

Use other people's ideas or work to move forward

To be unsure and not decide

A question asking which person is the real one

To get up from sitting or lying and be on your feet

Strongly dislike and be unable to bear something or someone

Be ready to act if needed

To defend yourself when someone treats you unfairly

Defend or support someone who is treated unfairly

To be easy to notice because you are different or better

To continue to be correct when people check it

To publicly support an idea or cause

Support someone through difficult times

To represent something by a sign or short name

Move away and keep a safe distance from something or someone for safety

To stop doing a job, duty or action after someone tells you to

To take someone else's place for a short time

Watch without helping when someone is in danger

To accept something bad or wrong without complaining

Support a person, group, or cause during hard times

To wait in a line of people for your turn

Stay upright in one place without moving

To speak in court as a witness about what you saw

To appear in court to be judged for a crime

To say firmly what you need or think when people treat you unfairly

To join others to support the same cause

To stay in one place and watch to protect someone or something

To put something so it is straight and not lying down

To keep your position when others disagree

Publicly say you strongly agree or disagree with something

Keep your decision or opinion when others try to make you change

To resist a person or rule that treats people unfairly

To take someone's place for a short time

To be independent and not need help from others

To stay awake and guard people or a place

To be a candidate in an election

Hold the body straight with feet together and arms at the sides like a soldier

You feel upset or faint when you see something you dislike

To come together and support the same cause

Refuse to change your mind when others disagree

To balance on one leg with the other leg raised

To keep the same opinion or decision and not change it

To state an opinion strongly and refuse to change it when others disagree

Speak or act to support fairness when it is threatened

Support and defend other people who share a cause

Stop someone from reaching their goal

Help or act for others when they need support

To watch and guard a place or person

To face danger, criticism, or pressure without showing fear

To stand still and stare with your mouth open in surprise

A raised place in a courtroom where a person tells what they saw

A sexual encounter that happens for only one night and does not continue

A short meeting where team members stand and give brief updates about work

A desk or counter you use while standing rather than sitting

A final strong effort to resist a change or attack when defeat seems near

A person who takes another person's place, for example in a performance or at work

Able to work by itself without other equipment

A law allowing someone to use force, even deadly force, without first trying to leave when threatened

A thing that holds sheet music so a musician can read it while playing

A temporary pause in military activity to let troops rest and stop being on alert

A raised platform where officials and guests watch a parade or ceremony

Electric machine with a bowl that beats and kneads dough

An 1876 battle at Little Bighorn where Sioux and Cheyenne killed General Custer and his soldiers

A series of games a team plays at its home stadium

A piece of furniture with a tall pole and hooks for hanging coats

A show that happens in one place for only one night

A thick slow-drying oil artists mix into paint to make it smoother and shinier

A simple fake used in software tests to act like a real service

A rack for holding and locking bikes

A metal rack where you park and lock a bicycle

An area of seats under a roof that shelters spectators from weather

A small holder for oil, vinegar, salt, and pepper on a dining table

A short romantic or sexual meeting that lasts part of one night without starting a relationship

A small table that holds a basin and pitcher for washing hands before indoor plumbing