to minor

The main subject a student studies at university

Music that uses notes that make the song sound sad or serious

A group of sports teams that play below the top professional level

A small point that is not important

A baseball player who plays for a professional team below the top level

A simple operation that does not need a general anaesthetic and lets you go home the same day

A sports team that plays in a lower-level league below the major leagues

A small, less important part in a play, film, or TV show

A set of notes that sounds sad or serious

A large peninsula in western Turkey also called Anatolia

A small body that orbits the Sun, like an asteroid

A small amount of money spent on everyday work items like parking or snacks

A musical scale that sounds sad because some notes are lower than in a major scale

A statement in a logical argument that names the subject of the conclusion

A thin chest muscle that pulls the shoulder blade down and helps lift ribs when you breathe deeply

Short episodes of lost awareness without strong body shaking

A small floating water plant like duckweed that grows in ponds

The shorter diameter of an ellipse that goes through its center and meets the longer axis at right angles

A set of notes used in Western music that makes a piece sound sad

A day in Judaism when adults fast from dawn to nightfall but can do normal work

A small complaint about something that bothers you

A suit worth fewer points in bridge, like diamonds or clubs

The word that the conclusion is about in a syllogism

A mild medicine that reduces anxiety and tension

A medicine that makes worry and stress less without making you very sleepy

A musical key that uses a pattern of notes and sounds sad or serious

A statement in a logical argument that names the subject of the conclusion

A sports team that plays in a lower league below the top teams

A thin muscle under the larger chest muscle that pulls the shoulder blade down or lifts the ribs

A small back muscle that pulls the shoulder blade toward the spine and slightly up

A small round shoulder muscle that pulls the arm toward the body and turns it outward

A small upper back muscle that pulls the shoulder blade toward the spine and slightly up

A small North American bird with a long bill that uses it to find worms and people hunt for food

A plant with yellow flowers and hollow trumpet-shaped leaves that trap insects

A small shoulder muscle that turns the arm outward and helps keep the shoulder joint steady

A small upper-arm muscle that turns the arm outward and steadies the shoulder

A milder form of smallpox that kills about one person in a hundred

A mild type of smallpox that usually causes less severe sickness and few deaths

A low plant with dark green shiny leaves and small blue-violet flowers that covers the ground