ten

A Roman symbol for ten used to show the number ten in names or lists

In almost all cases

Very likely to happen

Very common and not worth much

To give more effort than seems possible

You say this when you are very sure something will happen

Very poor with no money at all

To work as hard as you can, often more than expected

One part in every ten of a total amount

A number equal to ten thousand items

A set of ten moral rules that God gave to Moses on Mount Sinai

A score of ten out of a possible total used in grading or contests

A number equal to one hundred plus ten

Paper money from the United States worth ten dollars

A hat with a wide brim and a tall soft crown that cowboys and ranchers wear

A playing card with ten spots on its face

One equal part of something divided into ten thousand parts

One part of ten thousand equal parts

The British Prime Minister, their home at 10 Downing Street, or the main attacking player in football

Seventy years that people often use to mean a typical human lifespan

A long fancy word people use when simple words are enough

A coin worth ten cents, like a dime

A bowler knocks down all ten pins with the first ball in a frame

A card you pay for in advance to use for ten coffees or bus rides

A small cheap object with little real value

Tropical fern with thick divided leaves that grow in warm southern places

A small freshwater fish with ten sharp spines on its back