a structure built against a wall to support it and make it stronger.
nouna computer language used to write software and programs.
nounone of the large moons that goes around the planet Jupiter.
nouna bright red color that comes from a small insect.
nouna long, underground place where dead bodies were buried long ago.
nounin old stories, the person who takes dead people across a river to the land of the dead.
nouna man who drives a horse-drawn carriage for other people.
nouna hard, silver-white metal that is often used to make blue color for paints and glass.
nounAn old book made of pages that are connected together, like a modern book.
nouna type of chemical bond where atoms share electrons.
adjectivea small, raised area at the front of a room where important people sit or speak.
nouna small crown or a piece of jewelry worn on the head by a king or queen.
nouna part inside a clock or watch that controls how fast the gears move.
nounone of Jupiter's moons, covered in ice, where scientists think there might be water.
nouna tool like small scissors used by doctors to hold or pull things
nouna goddess from old Norse stories, associated with love, beauty, and war.
nouna piece of music where a short melody is repeated by different voices or instruments.
nouna fast dance from the 1800s, or the fastest speed of a horse.
nouna long glove that protects the hand and arm, often worn by soldiers in the past.
nounthe process of covering something with a thin layer of gold, or the gold layer itself.
verba piece of armor that protects the lower leg.
nounto bother or attack someone again and again.
verbrelated to ions, which are tiny parts of atoms that have an electric charge.
adjectivea fight in the past where two people on horses tried to hit each other with long sticks.
noungood soil for growing plants that is a mix of sand, clay, and old leaves
nounto run or move with long, easy steps.
nounan old musical instrument with strings, like a guitar, played with the fingers.
nounan old musical instrument with strings, shaped like a U, used in ancient times.
nouna large building made of stone where a dead person or family is buried.
nouna very small part of an atom that has no electric charge.
nouna piece of music that is calm and inspired by the night.
nouna type of bird that flies very fast and hunts other birds.
nouna heavy iron gate that slides up and down to close the entrance of a castle.
nouna thin, sharp sword used for fighting or in sports like fencing.
nounThis word is not common in modern English. It might be a misspelling of 'relic' (an old object from the past) or 'relish' (to enjoy something).
nouna tool used by doctors to hold back skin or muscles during an operation.
nouna small metal piece used to hold two pieces of metal or other hard material together.
nouna stone box used in ancient times to hold a dead body.
nouna type of beetle, or a small stone model of it, from ancient Egypt.
nouna tool with a long curved blade and a long handle, used for cutting grass or crops.
nouna piece of music for one or two instruments, usually with three or four parts
nouna poem with 14 lines that often talks about love or strong feelings
nouna wildflower with three white or colored petals that grows in forests
nouna strong frame made of wood or metal that supports a roof or bridge.
nounthe layer of small trees and plants that grow under the big trees in a forest.
nounin science, the number that shows how an atom can connect with other atoms.
nouna bright red or orange-red color.
nounthe highest point or best moment of something.
nouna Latin word meaning 'box' or 'chest', often used in history or religion.
nounthe largest moon of the planet Jupiter.
nouna very bright star that you can see in the night sky, part of the Orion group of stars.
nouna tool used by sailors to find their position at sea by looking at the sun or stars.
nouna type of sea animal that looks like a snail with a long, pointed shell
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