word

Say this to show agreement or acceptance

To say yes when people vote

Adds strong agreement or extra emphasis to a statement, especially in old writing

Say this to show you strongly agree with something

A short informal way to say okay

Said to show strong agreement, like an excited yes

A friendly way to say you are sure or you agree

A friendly word people say to show agreement

A very excited informal way to say yes

A strong way to agree with what someone says

You say it to show agreement or acceptance

Shows strong agreement with something that is clearly true

To say this to show you strongly agree with an obvious or unpleasant point

An old Irish word said to show surprise or strong feeling

Shows that you agree strongly with what someone says

A very excited yes that shows strong agreement

A final decision by someone with the power to decide

Rumors people tell each other about events or people

Using exactly the same words as the original

To tell someone a secret that should be kept

To listen very carefully to every word someone says

Completely true in every possible way or meaning

Find a chance to say something when others keep talking

To say any words, often used with not to mean say nothing

Keep quiet about a secret

People tell others instead of writing

People must do what someone says without question

From the very beginning of something

Not believe anything someone says

A private talk to give advice or a warning

People must do what one person says without question

Act in the same way you say you will

A signal to start an action or project

To think carefully about what you have done and decide to act differently

What the mother decides must be followed without question

To talk to yourself to think about and criticize your actions

A final remark in a discussion to end the argument

Sacred writings and teachings believed to come from God that give guidance for living

Short praise said about someone to help them be chosen for something

An important word used to find a text in a search

Information people share by talking to each other

A word people use instead of a very offensive slur for Black people

A short helpful suggestion that warns about a possible problem

A word people think is rude or not polite

A rude or offensive word with four letters used to show anger

A polite way to talk about the very rude word 'fuck' without saying it

Words shown with letters on a page or screen instead of spoken

A rude word people say to show strong anger or surprise

A program on a computer for writing, editing and printing text documents

A serious promise to tell the truth or keep a secret

Information spoken by people and passed from person to person

Positive news or information about something

A game where players make or find words by following rules, like crosswords

An indirect way to say a very offensive word for a woman's private parts

To use a computer program to write and change text documents

A polite phrase people use instead of a rude word for a woman

Something you say aloud rather than write or think

The basic form of a word after removing beginnings and endings

A clever or funny use of words to make jokes

A rude word used to insult people with an intellectual disability, replaced by the letter R

A final decision or ruling that ends a matter

The idea a word gives about someone, something, or an action

Words or phrases that avoid saying something clearly and often make people believe something untrue

Confusing speech or writing that makes no sense

A short private talk to give advice or discuss a sensitive matter

A polite way to avoid saying a rude word that starts with p

A clear description that makes you imagine a scene

An informal word or phrase used by a group of people

The way words are put in a sentence to show who does what

A rude word that is not for children

A polite phrase for a rude word that starts with A, for example ass

A word that unlocks a secret message

A polite way to say divorce without mentioning it directly

A word made from two words that often has a new meaning, like toothpaste or watchdog

A polite way to mention the word hate without saying it

A word people avoid saying because it is rude or about violence

A word with the same or very similar meaning as another word

A polite way to talk about a word or topic that makes people upset

A repeated word in writing that appears by accident

A polite way to refer to a taboo or offensive word without saying it

A polite way to mention the word love when someone feels awkward saying it

A polite way to talk about a sensitive word that starts with J

A confusing, unfocused discussion that goes nowhere

Able to say the exact words from memory without mistakes

A square puzzle where the same words read across and down

A long fancy word people use when simple words are enough

One meaning of a word in a certain context

A short spoken or written message saying goodbye and good wishes

A new word that joins parts of two words

A word that has the reverse meaning of another word

News people share that is not official, often as a rumor

A word that shows the grammar of a sentence, like and or the

A word that has more than three syllables

The way sounds or parts join to make a word

A word used to hurt someone's reputation unfairly

A word that has only one syllable

A written or spoken version of a word showing its grammar and sound

A group of words treated as one piece

Emphasis on one syllable when you say a word with more than one syllable

A group of words with the same role in a sentence, like noun or verb

A made-up word used only once for a particular occasion

A word that gives the main meaning in a sentence, like a noun or verb

Cannot read written words because of damage to the brain

A description in words that makes you imagine something clearly

A computer program that helps you write, edit, and print documents

A word in another language that comes from the same older word

A word that enters a language because of a mistake, like a misprint, and has no real use

Separating a word into parts when it breaks at the end of a line in writing

Dividing text into words for computer processing, especially for languages without spaces