more words
This commit is contained in:
26569
scripts/combo-words.txt
26569
scripts/combo-words.txt
File diff suppressed because it is too large
Load Diff
@@ -709,6 +709,506 @@ unpleasant|un-ple-as-ant|emotion|Not nice
|
||||
valuable|va-lu-ab-le|everyday|Worth a lot
|
||||
widespread|wi-de-spr-ead|everyday|Found over a large area
|
||||
worthwhile|wor-th-whi-le|everyday|Worth the time or effort
|
||||
touchscreen|tou-ch-scr-een|tech|Display screen that acts as an input device
|
||||
smartwatch|sm-art-wat-ch|tech|Wearable computer device worn on the wrist
|
||||
screenshot|scr-een-sh-ot|tech|Digital image of what is currently on a screen
|
||||
broadband|bro-ad-ba-nd|tech|High-capacity high-speed internet connection
|
||||
supercomputer|su-per-comp-uter|tech|Extremely fast and powerful computing system
|
||||
microchip|mi-cro-ch-ip|tech|Tiny electronic circuit on semiconductor material
|
||||
streaming|str-ea-mi-ng|tech|Transmitting media continuously over the internet
|
||||
subscribers|sub-scr-ib-ers|tech|Members who sign up to follow a channel or feed
|
||||
followers|fol-lo-we-rs|tech|Users who track updates on a social profile
|
||||
firewall|fi-re-wa-ll|tech|Security system that blocks unauthorized network access
|
||||
hyperlink|hy-per-li-nk|tech|Digital link directing user to another web page
|
||||
firmware|fi-rm-wa-re|tech|Permanent software programmed into read-only memory
|
||||
keyboards|ke-yb-oa-rds|tech|Sets of keys used to operate computers or typewriters
|
||||
trackball|tra-ck-ba-ll|tech|Pointing device consisting of a ball in a socket
|
||||
webmaster|web-ma-st-er|tech|Person who maintains and operates a website
|
||||
interface|in-ter-fa-ce|tech|Point where two systems or user and device interact
|
||||
multimedia|mul-ti-me-dia|tech|Combined use of text, audio, images, and video
|
||||
broadcasting|bro-ad-cast-ing|tech|Transmitting programs to a wide audience
|
||||
pixelation|pi-xel-at-ion|tech|Display showing individual blurry pixel squares
|
||||
handheld|ha-nd-he-ld|tech|Compact enough to be used while held in the hands
|
||||
mainframes|ma-in-fra-mes|tech|Large high-speed central computer systems
|
||||
hypertext|hy-per-te-xt|tech|Digital text linking directly to other information
|
||||
transistor|tra-ns-is-tor|tech|Semiconductor device used to amplify electrical signals
|
||||
simulation|si-mu-la-tion|tech|Imitation of the operation of a real-world process
|
||||
biometrics|bio-me-tri-cs|tech|Measurements of unique human physical characteristics
|
||||
processor|pr-oc-es-sor|tech|Logic circuitry that responds to and processes instructions
|
||||
telemetry|te-lem-et-ry|tech|Automatic recording and transmitting of data from afar
|
||||
cyberspace|cy-ber-spa-ce|tech|Online world of computer networks and the internet
|
||||
clipboard|cli-pb-oa-rd|tech|Temporary storage area for copied data
|
||||
databases|da-ta-ba-ses|tech|Structured sets of data stored electronically
|
||||
debuggers|de-bug-ge-rs|tech|Computer programs used to test and eliminate bugs
|
||||
encrypted|en-cry-pt-ed|tech|Converted into a secret code to prevent unauthorized access
|
||||
encryption|en-cry-pt-ion|tech|The process of encoding messages or information
|
||||
microcode|mi-cro-co-de|tech|Low-level hardware instructions controlling a processor
|
||||
compilers|com-pi-le-rs|tech|Programs that convert code into machine language
|
||||
emulators|em-ula-to-rs|tech|Programs that duplicate the functions of other systems
|
||||
cybernetics|cy-ber-ne-tics|tech|Science of communications and automatic control systems
|
||||
megabytes|me-ga-by-tes|tech|Units of digital data equal to one million bytes
|
||||
gigabytes|gi-ga-by-tes|tech|Units of digital data equal to one billion bytes
|
||||
terabytes|te-ra-by-tes|tech|Units of digital data equal to one trillion bytes
|
||||
semiconductor|se-mi-con-ductor|tech|Material used to make transistors and chips
|
||||
microprocessor|mi-cro-pro-cessor|tech|Integrated CPU chip powering computers
|
||||
peripherals|pe-rip-her-als|tech|Auxiliary computer devices like mice and keyboards
|
||||
malicious|ma-li-ci-ous|tech|Harmful software designed to compromise computers
|
||||
connectivity|con-nec-tiv-ity|tech|Capacity of electronic devices to communicate
|
||||
supercomputers|su-per-com-puters|tech|Elite cluster of high-performance computing machines
|
||||
motherboards|mo-ther-bo-ards|tech|Main printed circuit boards inside computers
|
||||
hardcovers|har-dco-ve-rs|tech|Sturdy durable book bindings
|
||||
transceivers|tran-sce-ive-rs|tech|Devices combining a transmitter and a receiver
|
||||
nanotechnology|na-no-tech-nology|tech|Engineering on the scale of atoms and molecules
|
||||
interconnection|in-ter-con-nection|tech|State of multiple networks linked together
|
||||
cyberpunk|cy-ber-pu-nk|tech|Science fiction genre of high tech and low life
|
||||
fiberglass|fi-ber-gl-ass|tech|Reinforced plastic material made of glass fibers
|
||||
circuitry|ci-rc-ui-try|tech|Detailed layout of electric currents and components
|
||||
digitization|di-gi-ti-zation|tech|Converting physical documents or media to digital
|
||||
smartphones|sm-art-pho-nes|tech|Modern cellular phones with advanced touchscreen apps
|
||||
smartwatches|sm-art-wat-ches|tech|Wearable wrist devices running apps and fitness tracking
|
||||
broadcasters|bro-ad-cas-ters|tech|Networks or stations that transmit television programs
|
||||
interfaces|in-ter-fa-ces|tech|Boundaries where systems or users exchange signals
|
||||
workstations|wo-rk-sta-tions|tech|Powerful desktop computers used for professional design
|
||||
subroutines|sub-rou-ti-nes|tech|Named sequences of instructions performing specific tasks
|
||||
teleconference|te-le-con-ference|tech|Meeting among distant participants linked by telecom
|
||||
videophone|vi-deo-pho-ne|tech|Telephone equipped with a screen for video calls
|
||||
microcomputer|mi-cro-com-puter|tech|Compact computer built around a single microprocessor
|
||||
microcomputers|mi-cro-com-puters|tech|Small personal computers common in home offices
|
||||
blockbuster|blo-ck-bus-ter|games|Massive commercial hit movie or video game
|
||||
screenplay|scr-een-pl-ay|games|Written script specifying actions and dialogue in film
|
||||
cliffhanger|cli-ff-han-ger|games|Dramatic plot point that leaves viewers in suspense
|
||||
soundstage|sou-nd-sta-ge|games|Soundproof studio building used for filming
|
||||
superhero|su-per-he-ro|games|Fictional character possessing superhuman abilities
|
||||
franchise|fra-nc-hi-se|games|Commercial media series spanning movies, games, and toys
|
||||
spectator|sp-ec-ta-tor|games|Person who watches a game, show, or sporting event
|
||||
teleplays|te-le-pla-ys|games|Dramatic plays crafted specifically for television
|
||||
soundbites|so-un-dbi-tes|games|Catchy audio clips excerpted from speeches or broadcasts
|
||||
mastermind|mas-ter-mi-nd|games|Brilliant planner who coordinates a complex plan
|
||||
broadcaster|bro-ad-cas-ter|games|Radio or television company airing news and shows
|
||||
audiences|au-di-en-ces|games|Assembled groups of listeners or spectators
|
||||
championships|cham-pi-on-ships|games|Major contests held to determine the supreme champion
|
||||
videotape|vi-de-ot-ape|games|Magnetic tape cartridge used for recording video
|
||||
puppeteer|pup-pe-te-er|games|Stage performer who manipulates marionettes
|
||||
ventriloquist|ven-tri-lo-quist|games|Entertainer who speaks without moving their lips
|
||||
filmography|fil-mog-ra-phy|games|Complete catalog of films by an actor or director
|
||||
discography|dis-cog-ra-phy|games|Chronological list of musical albums by a musician
|
||||
headliners|he-ad-li-ners|games|Top-billed star performers featured at a concert
|
||||
screenwriters|scr-een-wri-ters|games|Authors who write scripts for movies and television
|
||||
smoothie|sm-oo-th-ie|food|Thick blended drink made of pureed fruit and yogurt
|
||||
sourdough|so-ur-do-ugh|food|Bread leavened naturally by wild yeast and lactic acid
|
||||
tiramisu|ti-ra-mi-su|food|Coffee-flavored Italian dessert with ladyfingers and cocoa
|
||||
croissants|cr-ois-san-ts|food|Buttery flaky crescent pastries of French origin
|
||||
ciabatta|ci-ab-at-ta|food|Crusty Italian white bread with large open air pockets
|
||||
focaccia|fo-ca-cc-ia|food|Flat Italian hearth bread dimpled with olive oil and rosemary
|
||||
enchilada|en-chi-la-da|food|Rolled corn tortilla filled with meat and spicy chili sauce
|
||||
tortellini|tor-tel-li-ni|food|Ring-shaped Italian pasta stuffed with cheese or pork
|
||||
tagliatelle|tag-lia-tel-le|food|Long flat ribbons of pasta similar to fettuccine
|
||||
fettuccine|fet-tuc-ci-ne|food|Ribbon pasta tossed traditionally with rich butter and cheese
|
||||
vinaigrette|vin-aig-ret-te|food|Salad dressing whisked with oil, vinegar, and herbs
|
||||
marshmallows|mar-sh-mal-lows|food|Soft spongy confections made with sugar and gelatin
|
||||
marinara|ma-ri-na-ra|food|Savory tomato sauce cooked with garlic and herbs
|
||||
provolone|pro-vo-lo-ne|food|Smooth semi-hard Italian cheese with a mild smoky flavor
|
||||
baguettes|ba-gu-et-tes|food|Long thin crusty French loaves of bread
|
||||
bakeries|ba-ke-ri-es|food|Establishments where fresh breads and pastries are baked
|
||||
avocados|av-oc-ad-os|food|Creamy green pear-shaped fruits with rich healthy fats
|
||||
meatloaf|me-at-lo-af|food|Baked savory dish of seasoned minced meat shaped into a loaf
|
||||
confection|con-fec-ti-on|food|Elaborate sweet delicacy or rich dessert treat
|
||||
confectionery|con-fec-tion-ery|food|Sweet candies and pastries crafted by confectioners
|
||||
delicatessen|de-li-ca-tessen|food|Shop selling gourmet prepared foods, cold cuts, and cheeses
|
||||
chocolatier|cho-col-at-ier|food|Skilled artisan who crafts specialty chocolate candies
|
||||
restaurateur|res-tau-ra-teur|food|Person who owns and manages culinary restaurants
|
||||
beverages|be-ve-ra-ges|food|Drinks of various kinds served chilled or hot
|
||||
breadcrumbs|bre-adc-rum-bs|food|Crushed dry bread used for breading and coating meat
|
||||
appetizers|ap-pe-ti-zers|food|Small savory dishes served before the main course
|
||||
cappuccinos|cap-puc-ci-nos|food|Espresso drinks layered with steamed and foamed milk
|
||||
marinades|ma-ri-na-des|food|Seasoned liquids in which meat or fish is soaked
|
||||
seasonings|se-as-on-ings|food|Herbs, spices, or salt added to heighten flavor
|
||||
condiments|con-di-me-nts|food|Sauces or seasonings added to food after cooking
|
||||
mayonnaise|may-on-na-ise|food|Thick creamy dressing made from egg yolks and oil
|
||||
artichokes|ar-ti-cho-kes|food|Globe thistles with edible bracts and tender hearts
|
||||
cauliflowers|cau-li-flow-ers|food|Large white compact heads of vegetable florets
|
||||
watermelons|wa-ter-mel-ons|food|Sweet juicy pink fruits with green rinds and black seeds
|
||||
blackberries|bla-ck-ber-ries|food|Dark purple edible aggregate berries on brambles
|
||||
raspberries|ras-pb-er-ries|food|Soft sweet red berries with hollow cores
|
||||
cranberries|cra-nb-er-ries|food|Tart red berries commonly cooked into sauce
|
||||
gooseberries|goo-se-ber-ries|food|Edible tart green or red ribbed berries
|
||||
grapefruits|gra-pe-fru-its|food|Large bitter-sweet citrus fruits with pink or yellow pulp
|
||||
cantaloupe|can-ta-lo-upe|food|Melon with netted rind and sweet orange flesh
|
||||
cantaloupes|can-ta-lou-pes|food|Netted sweet melons with fragrant orange flesh
|
||||
tangerines|tan-ge-ri-nes|food|Small sweet easy-peeling citrus fruits
|
||||
clementines|cle-men-ti-nes|food|Small seedless hybrid citrus fruits
|
||||
nectarines|nec-ta-ri-nes|food|Smooth-skinned varieties of sweet peaches
|
||||
pomegranates|pom-eg-ran-ates|food|Round red fruits filled with juicy gem-like seeds
|
||||
persimmons|per-sim-mo-ns|food|Sweet orange honey-flavored autumn fruits
|
||||
macadamia|ma-ca-da-mia|food|Rich buttery round white nuts native to Australia
|
||||
hazelnuts|ha-zel-nu-ts|food|Round edible nuts with sweet rich flavor
|
||||
chestnuts|che-st-nu-ts|food|Edible glossy brown nuts traditionally roasted
|
||||
macaroons|ma-ca-ro-ons|food|Chewy baked cookies made from shredded coconut
|
||||
baguette|ba-gu-et-te|food|Long narrow French loaf of crusty bread
|
||||
brioches|br-io-ch-es|food|Sweet rich French yeast breads loaded with butter and eggs
|
||||
tortillas|tor-ti-ll-as|food|Thin flat round corn or flour Mexican breads
|
||||
burritos|bu-rr-it-os|food|Warm flour tortillas rolled around savory meat and beans
|
||||
enchiladas|en-chi-la-das|food|Rolled tortillas baked in savory chili sauce
|
||||
quesadillas|que-sa-dil-las|food|Folded toasted tortillas filled with melted cheese
|
||||
sourdoughs|so-ur-do-ughs|food|Loaves of tangy naturally fermented rustic bread
|
||||
casseroles|cas-se-ro-les|food|Hearty baked one-pot dinners with cheese toppings
|
||||
brownies|br-ow-ni-es|food|Dense chocolate fudgy baked dessert squares
|
||||
shortcake|sho-rt-ca-ke|food|Sweet biscuit or sponge topped with whipped cream and fruit
|
||||
shortcakes|sho-rt-ca-kes|food|Individual sweet layered strawberry desserts
|
||||
fruitcakes|fru-it-ca-kes|food|Heavy spiced cakes packed with chopped candied fruits
|
||||
sweetbread|swe-et-bre-ad|food|Culinary name for pancreas or thymus of calf
|
||||
cornbread|cor-nb-re-ad|food|Crumbly golden bread made from coarse cornmeal
|
||||
buttermilk|but-ter-mi-lk|food|Tangy slightly sour cultured milk used in baking
|
||||
coffeecake|cof-fee-ca-ke|food|Cinnamon-streusel sponge cake served with hot coffee
|
||||
coffeecakes|cof-fee-ca-kes|food|Spiced streusel cakes baked for morning gatherings
|
||||
cheesecakes|che-ese-ca-kes|food|Rich baked desserts made with sweetened cream cheese
|
||||
flapjacks|fla-pj-ac-ks|food|Thick griddled breakfast pancakes served with maple syrup
|
||||
pastries|pa-st-ri-es|food|Sweet baked goods made with rich rolled dough
|
||||
patisseries|pa-tis-se-ries|food|French bakeries crafting delicate eclairs and tarts
|
||||
rotisserie|ro-tis-se-rie|food|Roasting spit where whole meats cook over flames
|
||||
rotisseries|ro-tis-se-ries|food|Commercial spinning spits for roasting whole poultry
|
||||
sommelier|som-me-li-er|food|Trained wine steward assisting restaurant diners
|
||||
windsurfing|wind-sur-fi-ng|sports|Sailing across water on a board with an attached sail
|
||||
kickboxing|kic-kbo-xi-ng|sports|Combat sport combining boxing punches and barefoot kicks
|
||||
freestyle|fr-ee-sty-le|sports|Competition event with few restrictions on chosen style
|
||||
snowboarder|snow-bo-ar-der|sports|Winter athlete who slides down mountains on a single board
|
||||
snowmobile|snow-mo-bi-le|sports|Motorized tracked vehicle designed for traveling over snow
|
||||
triathlon|tri-at-hl-on|sports|Multisport endurance race of swimming, cycling, and running
|
||||
triathlete|tri-ath-le-te|sports|Competitor trained in three endurance disciplines
|
||||
triathletes|tri-ath-le-tes|sports|Endurance racers competing in swimming, cycling, and running
|
||||
marathoner|ma-ra-tho-ner|sports|Long-distance runner who tackles 26.2 mile races
|
||||
marathoners|ma-ra-tho-ners|sports|Endurance distance runners pacing across long courses
|
||||
sprinters|sp-rin-te-rs|sports|Athletes specializing in short explosive running dashes
|
||||
sprinter|sp-ri-nt-er|sports|Runner who competes in fast short-distance races
|
||||
elliptical|el-lip-ti-cal|sports|Stationary trainer offering low-impact aerobic exercise
|
||||
backstroke|ba-ck-str-oke|sports|Swimming style performed face-up with alternating strokes
|
||||
breaststroke|bre-ast-str-oke|sports|Swimming stroke featuring outward circular arm sweeps
|
||||
mountaineer|mou-nta-in-eer|sports|Climber skilled in ascending high rugged peaks
|
||||
mountaineering|mou-nt-ain-eering|sports|The sport and technique of scaling mountain summits
|
||||
abseiling|ab-sei-li-ng|sports|Descending steep rock cliffs using a anchored rope
|
||||
weightlifter|wei-ght-lif-ter|sports|Strength athlete performing competitive barbell lifts
|
||||
weightlifting|wei-ght-lif-ting|sports|Olympic strength sport of the snatch and clean-and-jerk
|
||||
weightlifters|wei-ght-lif-ters|sports|Trained athletes competing in barbell weight divisions
|
||||
bodybuilders|bo-dy-buil-ders|sports|Athletes who train rigorously to sculpt muscular physique
|
||||
bodybuilder|bo-dy-buil-der|sports|Person developing muscular definition through lifting
|
||||
mountaineers|mou-nta-in-eers|sports|Alpine climbers journeying through rugged high elevations
|
||||
equestrian|equ-est-ri-an|sports|Relating to horse riding and horseback competitions
|
||||
equestrians|equ-est-ri-ans|sports|Skilled riders competing in show jumping and dressage
|
||||
tightropes|tig-ht-ro-pes|sports|Tensioned high wires navigated carefully by aerialists
|
||||
watercraft|wa-ter-cra-ft|sports|Boats, ships, or vessels built for travel on water
|
||||
decathlon|de-cat-hl-on|sports|Ten-discipline track and field contest for men
|
||||
decathletes|de-cat-hle-tes|sports|All-around athletes competing across ten track events
|
||||
pentathlon|pen-tat-hl-on|sports|Athletic contest comprised of five distinct events
|
||||
pentathletes|pen-tat-hle-tes|sports|Competitors in multi-event athletic pentathlons
|
||||
skydiving|sky-di-vi-ng|sports|Thrill sport of leaping from aircraft with a parachute
|
||||
steeplechase|ste-ep-le-chase|sports|Track race featuring hurdles and water jumps
|
||||
surfboards|su-rf-bo-ards|sports|Long fiberglass planks used for riding ocean waves
|
||||
paraglider|par-agl-id-er|sports|Pilot or canopy used to glide through mountain air
|
||||
skydivers|sky-di-ve-rs|sports|Parachutists performing aerial formations in freefall
|
||||
skydiver|sk-yd-iv-er|sports|Individual who leaps from aircraft for recreation
|
||||
gymnasts|gy-mn-as-ts|sports|Athletes trained in flips, vaults, and balance beams
|
||||
canoeing|ca-no-ei-ng|sports|Paddling a light narrow open boat through rivers
|
||||
athletes|at-hl-et-es|sports|People proficient in sports and other physical exercises
|
||||
competitors|com-pe-ti-tors|sports|Rivals contending against others in games or races
|
||||
champions|cha-mp-io-ns|sports|First-place winners who vanquish all contenders
|
||||
contenders|con-ten-de-rs|sports|Athletes or teams with a strong chance of winning
|
||||
playoffs|pl-ay-of-fs|sports|Postseason tournament series determining league champions
|
||||
semifinals|se-mi-fi-nals|sports|Penultimate round of matches preceding the championship
|
||||
quarterfinals|qua-rte-rfi-nals|sports|Elimination matches contested among final eight teams
|
||||
tiebreaker|tie-bre-ak-er|sports|Decisive contest played to determine a winner of a draw
|
||||
overtimes|ov-er-ti-mes|sports|Extra periods played when regulation time ends in a tie
|
||||
trampolines|tra-mpo-li-nes|sports|Springy fabric mats used for gymnastics rebounding
|
||||
handstands|ha-nd-sta-nds|sports|Balancing on hands upside-down with body vertical
|
||||
headstands|he-ad-sta-nds|sports|Inverted yoga balance poses supported on the head
|
||||
tailgating|tai-lga-ti-ng|sports|Pre-game picnic party hosted in stadium parking lots
|
||||
cityscape|ci-ty-sca-pe|city|Urban landscape view showing buildings and streets
|
||||
penthouse|pen-th-ou-se|city|Luxurious top-floor apartment with panoramic views
|
||||
coffeehouse|cof-fe-eho-use|city|Cafe serving hot coffee drinks and light pastries
|
||||
trailblazer|tra-il-bla-zer|city|Pioneer who clears a new path or innovates
|
||||
pedestrian|ped-est-ri-an|city|Person walking along a sidewalk or across a street
|
||||
crosswalk|cro-ss-wa-lk|city|Marked street crossing designated for pedestrians
|
||||
boardwalk|bo-ard-wa-lk|city|Plank walkway built along a sandy ocean beachfront
|
||||
waterfront|wa-ter-fro-nt|city|Urban district fronting on a lake, river, or sea
|
||||
beachfront|be-ach-fro-nt|city|Strip of land directly facing a sandy coastline
|
||||
rooftops|ro-of-to-ps|city|Upper exterior surfaces of urban apartment buildings
|
||||
skylines|sk-yl-in-es|city|Outlines of tall skyscrapers viewed against the horizon
|
||||
boulevard|bou-le-va-rd|city|Wide tree-lined city avenue with landscaped medians
|
||||
roundabout|rou-nd-abo-ut|city|Circular road junction where traffic flows around a hub
|
||||
concourse|con-co-ur-se|city|Open central hall in an airport or train terminal
|
||||
sightseeing|sig-ht-see-ing|city|Visiting places of cultural or historical interest
|
||||
expressway|exp-res-sw-ay|city|High-speed divided multi-lane highway
|
||||
overpass|ov-er-pa-ss|city|Bridge carrying one roadway directly over another
|
||||
underpass|un-der-pa-ss|city|Road or pedestrian tunnel passing beneath a railroad
|
||||
terminals|ter-mi-na-ls|city|End stations or airport buildings where journeys begin
|
||||
departures|de-par-tu-res|city|Airport gates and flights leaving on scheduled trips
|
||||
passports|pa-ss-po-rts|city|Official government booklets authorizing foreign travel
|
||||
layovers|la-yo-ve-rs|city|Short stops between connecting airplane flights
|
||||
wayfarer|wa-yf-ar-er|city|Traveler or wanderer journeying on foot
|
||||
globetrotter|glo-be-tro-tter|city|Person who travels frequently across the world
|
||||
itinerary|it-in-er-ary|city|Planned schedule listing travel destinations and routes
|
||||
wanderlust|wan-der-lu-st|city|Strong persistent urge to travel and explore
|
||||
hitchhike|hit-ch-hi-ke|city|Travel by soliciting free rides from passing drivers
|
||||
metropolis|me-tro-pol-is|city|Vast bustling chief city of a country or region
|
||||
commuters|com-mu-te-rs|city|People who travel regularly between home and work
|
||||
monorail|mo-no-ra-il|city|Transit railway running along a single elevated rail
|
||||
streetcars|str-eet-ca-rs|city|Electric passenger vehicles running on street rails
|
||||
subdivisions|sub-di-vi-sions|city|Tracts of land divided into residential home lots
|
||||
landmarks|la-nd-ma-rks|city|Prominent recognizable architectural or natural features
|
||||
neighborhoods|nei-gh-bor-hoods|city|Distinct communities within a city with shared identity
|
||||
thoroughfare|tho-rou-ghf-are|city|Main public road or artery open at both ends
|
||||
residential|res-ide-nti-al|city|Neighborhood consisting primarily of family houses
|
||||
destinations|des-ti-na-tions|city|Places to which a journey or traveler is directed
|
||||
excursions|exc-urs-io-ns|city|Short leisurely recreational trips or outings
|
||||
pavements|pa-ve-me-nts|city|Paved outdoor surfaces or sidewalks for walking
|
||||
bystanders|by-sta-nde-rs|city|People present at an event without participating
|
||||
alleyways|al-ley-wa-ys|city|Narrow passageways between urban residential buildings
|
||||
docklands|do-ck-la-nds|city|Harbor areas containing docks and shipping warehouses
|
||||
freelancer|fr-ee-lan-cer|business|Self-employed person contracting for different clients
|
||||
freelancing|fr-ee-lan-cing|business|Working as an independent self-employed professional
|
||||
brainstorm|br-ai-nst-orm|business|Generate creative ideas spontaneously in a group
|
||||
crowdfunding|cr-ow-dfu-nding|business|Funding a project by raising small donations online
|
||||
incubator|in-cu-ba-tor|business|Organization helping startup ventures grow and scale
|
||||
accelerator|ac-cel-era-tor|business|Fixed-term cohort program providing startups investment
|
||||
networking|ne-two-rki-ng|business|Interacting with others to develop professional contacts
|
||||
consultant|con-sul-ta-nt|business|Professional providing expert advice in a specific field
|
||||
developer|de-ve-lo-per|business|Engineer building computer software or property
|
||||
copywriter|co-py-wri-ter|business|Writer of promotional marketing and advertising copy
|
||||
animator|an-im-at-or|business|Artist who produces moving cartoon frames and 3D scenes
|
||||
filmmaker|fi-lm-ma-ker|business|Director or producer creating motion pictures
|
||||
baristas|ba-ri-st-as|business|Specialists who craft espresso beverages in coffee shops
|
||||
nutritionist|nu-tri-tion-ist|business|Expert advising on diet, nutrition, and food health
|
||||
entrepreneur|en-tre-pre-neur|business|Person who launches a new business bearing the risks
|
||||
whiteboard|whi-te-bo-ard|business|Glossy surface used for writing with dry-erase markers
|
||||
flowchart|fl-ow-ch-art|business|Diagram depicting workflow or step-by-step processes
|
||||
benchmarking|ben-ch-mar-king|business|Evaluating performance metrics against industry bests
|
||||
outsourcing|ou-tso-urc-ing|business|Contracting external vendors to handle business tasks
|
||||
headquarters|he-ad-qua-rters|business|Main operational center or home office of a company
|
||||
workplace|wo-rk-pla-ce|business|Location where people perform duties for an employer
|
||||
workspace|wo-rk-spa-ce|business|Dedicated physical or digital environment for working
|
||||
supervisors|su-per-vi-sors|business|Managers responsible for overseeing teams and tasks
|
||||
executives|ex-ec-uti-ves|business|Senior leaders responsible for managing corporations
|
||||
recruiters|re-cru-ite-rs|business|Specialists seeking qualified candidates for job openings
|
||||
colleagues|col-lea-gu-es|business|Associates or partners working in the same profession
|
||||
coworkers|co-wo-rke-rs|business|Fellow employees working together within a company
|
||||
internships|in-ter-nsh-ips|business|Practical training periods offered to students and grads
|
||||
telecommute|te-le-com-mute|business|Work remotely from home using internet and phones
|
||||
teleworking|te-le-wo-rking|business|Performing employment duties outside the central office
|
||||
boardrooms|bo-ar-dro-oms|business|Formal meeting rooms designated for corporate boards
|
||||
workshops|wo-rk-sho-ps|business|Interactive educational sessions focused on specific skills
|
||||
startups|st-ar-tu-ps|business|Young newly formed innovative entrepreneurial ventures
|
||||
ventures|ve-nt-ur-es|business|Risky or daring commercial business undertakings
|
||||
corporate|cor-po-ra-te|business|Relating to large commercial business organizations
|
||||
contractor|con-tra-ct-or|business|Person agreed to provide goods or services by contract
|
||||
specialist|sp-ec-ial-ist|business|Expert possessing detailed skills in a narrow domain
|
||||
technician|tec-hni-ci-an|business|Worker trained in the practical techniques of a craft
|
||||
chairperson|cha-irp-er-son|business|Leader presiding over meetings of a committee or board
|
||||
apprentices|ap-pre-nti-ces|business|Trainees learning a professional trade under masters
|
||||
innovators|in-no-va-tors|business|Pioneers who introduce new creative methods and ideas
|
||||
inventors|in-ven-to-rs|business|Creators who design novel processes, tools, or devices
|
||||
coordinators|co-ord-ina-tors|business|Organizers who bring elements together into harmony
|
||||
directorship|di-rec-tor-ship|business|The position, authority, or tenure of a director
|
||||
partnership|par-tne-rsh-ip|business|Association of two or more people sharing a business
|
||||
partnerships|par-tne-rsh-ips|business|Collaborative alliances formed among business entities
|
||||
sustainable|sus-tai-na-ble|nature|Capable of being maintained without depleting resources
|
||||
ecosystem|eco-sy-st-em|nature|Biological community of interacting living organisms
|
||||
reforestation|re-for-est-ation|nature|Planting trees to restore damaged forest ecosystems
|
||||
conservation|con-ser-va-tion|nature|Careful preservation and protection of natural habitats
|
||||
wetlands|we-tl-an-ds|nature|Marshes and swamps saturated permanently with water
|
||||
mangrove|ma-ng-ro-ve|nature|Shrub or tree growing in coastal saline tidal waters
|
||||
sandstorm|sa-nd-sto-rm|nature|Strong windstorm carrying clouds of desert sand grains
|
||||
hurricanes|hur-ri-ca-nes|nature|Severe tropical cyclones with violent spinning winds
|
||||
whirlpool|whi-rl-po-ol|nature|Rapidly rotating vortex of swirling ocean water
|
||||
glaciers|gl-ac-ie-rs|nature|Slowly moving massive rivers of dense mountain ice
|
||||
seismology|sei-smo-lo-gy|nature|Scientific study of earthquakes and tectonic waves
|
||||
deciduous|de-cid-uo-us|nature|Trees that shed their broad leaves annually each autumn
|
||||
permafrost|per-ma-fro-st|nature|Thick subsurface layer of soil that remains frozen year-round
|
||||
undergrowth|un-der-gro-wth|nature|Dense growth of shrubs and small saplings beneath trees
|
||||
overgrowth|ove-rg-ro-wth|nature|Wild tangle of unkempt foliage covering an area
|
||||
vegetation|veg-et-at-ion|nature|Plants considered collectively as found in an ecosystem
|
||||
sanctuary|san-ct-ua-ry|nature|Protected nature reserve where wildlife finds refuge
|
||||
biosphere|bio-sp-he-re|nature|The global sum of all ecosystems supporting earthly life
|
||||
rainstorms|rai-nst-or-ms|nature|Heavy downpours of rain accompanied by gusting winds
|
||||
landscapes|la-nd-sca-pes|nature|Visible features of an area of countryside or land
|
||||
woodlands|wo-od-lan-ds|nature|Forest tracts dominated by canopies of deciduous trees
|
||||
tributaries|tri-but-ari-es|nature|Freshwater streams flowing into larger rivers or lakes
|
||||
headwaters|he-ad-wa-ters|nature|Tributary streams that form the ultimate source of a river
|
||||
grasslands|gra-ssl-an-ds|nature|Large open areas of country covered with wild grasses
|
||||
wildernesses|wil-der-ne-sses|nature|Uninhabited wild regions preserved in a natural state
|
||||
rainclouds|rai-ncl-ou-ds|nature|Dark moisture-laden clouds carrying imminent showers
|
||||
snowdrift|sno-wd-ri-ft|nature|Bank of deep snow heaped up by howling winter winds
|
||||
snowdrifts|sno-wd-ri-fts|nature|Mounds of snow sculpted across terrain by winter gales
|
||||
wildflowers|wil-df-low-ers|nature|Native flowers that grow uncultivated in the wild
|
||||
thunderstorms|thu-nde-rst-orms|nature|Transient atmospheric storms accompanied by lightning
|
||||
cloudbursts|clo-ud-bu-rsts|nature|Brief torrential rainfall events causing flash floods
|
||||
hailstorms|hai-lst-or-ms|nature|Storms dropping pellets of frozen precipitation
|
||||
aerospace|ae-ro-spa-ce|science|Technology and industry of aviation and space flight
|
||||
astrophysics|as-tro-phy-sics|science|Branch of astronomy dealing with the physics of stars
|
||||
spectrometer|sp-ec-tro-meter|science|Instrument used to measure properties of light spectra
|
||||
particle|pa-rt-ic-le|science|Minute portion of matter such as a proton or electron
|
||||
biotechnology|bio-tec-hno-logy|science|Use of living organisms to develop technological products
|
||||
neuroscience|neu-ro-sci-ence|science|Interdisciplinary study of the nervous system and brain
|
||||
biochemistry|bio-che-mis-try|science|Branch of science dealing with chemical processes of life
|
||||
chlorophyll|ch-lo-ro-phyll|science|Green pigment in plants that absorbs light for energy
|
||||
pollination|pol-li-na-tion|science|Transfer of pollen allowing fertilization in plants
|
||||
cosmology|cos-mo-lo-gy|science|Science of the origin and development of the universe
|
||||
exoplanet|ex-op-la-net|science|Planet that orbits a distant star outside our solar system
|
||||
supernovas|su-per-no-vas|science|Exploding stars that briefly shine brighter than galaxies
|
||||
supernova|su-per-no-va|science|Powerful and luminous stellar explosion of a massive star
|
||||
meteorites|me-te-ori-tes|science|Meteors that survive passage through the atmosphere
|
||||
meteorite|me-te-or-ite|science|Solid fragment of an asteroid that reaches ground
|
||||
gravitational|gra-vit-ati-onal|science|Caused by the universal force of mutual attraction
|
||||
relativity|re-lat-iv-ity|science|Einsteinian theory of spacetime, gravity, and speed of light
|
||||
spacecraft|sp-ace-cra-ft|science|Vehicle or machine designed to fly in outer space
|
||||
satellites|sa-tel-li-tes|science|Artificial bodies placed in orbit to collect data
|
||||
orbiters|or-bi-te-rs|science|Spacecraft designed to travel around planets without landing
|
||||
planetarium|pla-net-ari-um|science|Domed theater projecting celestial images of starry skies
|
||||
laboratories|la-bor-ato-ries|science|Rooms or buildings equipped for scientific experiments
|
||||
radiation|ra-di-at-ion|science|Emission of energy as electromagnetic waves or particles
|
||||
wavelength|wa-vel-eng-th|science|Distance between successive crests of a sound or light wave
|
||||
chromosomes|chr-omo-som-es|science|Threadlike structures of nucleic acids carrying genetic genes
|
||||
geophysics|geo-phy-si-cs|science|Physics of the Earth and its planetary environment
|
||||
crystallography|crys-tal-log-raphy|science|Experimental science of determining atomic arrangements
|
||||
thermodynamics|the-rmo-dyn-amics|science|Branch of physics dealing with heat, work, and energy
|
||||
electromagnetism|elec-tro-mag-netism|science|Interaction of electric currents and magnetic fields
|
||||
paleontology|pa-leo-nto-logy|science|Branch of science studying fossils of animals and plants
|
||||
astronomers|as-tro-no-mers|science|Scientists who observe stars, planets, and galaxies
|
||||
astronomer|as-tro-no-mer|science|Expert who studies celestial bodies and outer space
|
||||
geologists|geo-lo-gi-sts|science|Scientists who study the Earth solid materials and rocks
|
||||
geologist|geo-lo-gi-st|science|Scientist who investigates the history of Earth crust
|
||||
biologist|bio-lo-gi-st|science|Scientist who studies living organisms and life processes
|
||||
biologists|bio-lo-gi-sts|science|Scientists researching living organisms and genetics
|
||||
geneticist|gen-eti-ci-st|science|Biologist specializing in heredity and gene sequencing
|
||||
geneticists|gen-eti-ci-sts|science|Scientists researching inheritance and DNA variations
|
||||
physicist|phy-si-ci-st|science|Scientist who specializes in physics and physical laws
|
||||
physicists|phy-si-ci-sts|science|Scientists researching matter, energy, and the cosmos
|
||||
microscopes|mi-cro-sco-pes|science|Optical instruments used for viewing tiny minute objects
|
||||
telescopes|te-les-co-pes|science|Tubular optical instruments used for viewing distant stars
|
||||
spectroscopes|spec-tro-sco-pes|science|Instruments used to produce and record light spectra
|
||||
centrifuge|cen-tri-fu-ge|science|Rapidly spinning machine used to separate fluids of density
|
||||
centrifuges|cen-tri-fu-ges|science|Laboratory spinners separating liquids by centrifugal force
|
||||
cardiology|car-dio-lo-gy|health|Branch of medicine dealing with diseases of the heart
|
||||
pediatricians|ped-iat-ric-ians|health|Medical doctors specializing in infant and child healthcare
|
||||
pediatrician|ped-iat-ri-cian|health|Physician specializing in caring for children and babies
|
||||
immunology|im-mun-olo-gy|health|Branch of biomedical science studying immune systems
|
||||
psychiatry|psy-chi-at-ry|health|Medical practice devoted to treating mental conditions
|
||||
dermatology|der-mat-olo-gy|health|Medical specialty concerned with skin and nail disorders
|
||||
orthopedic|or-tho-pe-dic|health|Branch of surgery correcting skeletal and joint issues
|
||||
antibiotic|an-ti-bio-tic|health|Medicine that inhibits the growth of or destroys bacteria
|
||||
nutrients|nu-tri-en-ts|health|Substances providing nourishment essential for life
|
||||
metabolism|me-tab-ol-ism|health|Chemical processes occurring within a living organism
|
||||
stethoscope|ste-tho-sco-pe|health|Acoustic medical instrument for listening to heartbeat
|
||||
paramedics|pa-ra-me-dics|health|Healthcare workers trained for emergency medical calls
|
||||
paramedic|pa-ra-me-dic|health|Emergency medical technician delivering acute life support
|
||||
mindfulness|mi-nd-ful-ness|health|Mental state achieved by focusing awareness on the present
|
||||
hydration|hy-dra-ti-on|health|The process of providing adequate water to bodily cells
|
||||
flexibility|fle-xi-bil-ity|health|Quality of bending easily without breaking joints
|
||||
endurance|en-du-ran-ce|health|Ability to withstand hardship or sustain prolonged exertion
|
||||
aerobics|ae-ro-bi-cs|health|Vigorous cardiovascular exercise designed to boost oxygen flow
|
||||
calisthenics|ca-lis-the-nics|health|Gymnastic exercises using body weight to build tone
|
||||
pathology|pa-tho-lo-gy|health|Science of the causes and effects of diseases
|
||||
diagnostic|di-ag-no-stic|health|Characteristic of or useful for identifying diseases
|
||||
antibodies|an-ti-bo-dies|health|Blood proteins produced in response to specific antigens
|
||||
pathogen|pa-th-og-en|health|Bacterium, virus, or microorganism that causes disease
|
||||
pathogens|pa-th-og-ens|health|Biological infectious agents capable of causing disease
|
||||
outpatient|ou-tpa-ti-ent|health|Patient who attends clinic for treatment without overnight stay
|
||||
inpatient|in-pa-ti-ent|health|Hospital patient who remains admitted overnight
|
||||
therapist|the-ra-pi-st|health|Person trained in methods of psychological rehabilitation
|
||||
therapists|the-ra-pi-sts|health|Healthcare professionals skilled in therapy treatment
|
||||
therapies|the-ra-pi-es|health|Remedial medical treatments intended to heal conditions
|
||||
physician|phy-si-ci-an|health|Person qualified to practice medicine and diagnose illness
|
||||
physicians|phy-si-ci-ans|health|Licensed medical doctors caring for ill individuals
|
||||
optometrist|op-tom-etr-ist|health|Professional examining eyes for vision defects and glasses
|
||||
optometrists|op-tom-etr-ists|health|Eye specialists who prescribe corrective optical lenses
|
||||
rehabilitation|re-habi-lita-tion|health|Process of restoring someone to health through therapy
|
||||
circulation|cir-cu-la-tion|health|Movement of blood through the vessels of the body
|
||||
respiration|res-pi-ra-tion|health|Action of breathing and cellular gas exchange
|
||||
immunity|im-mu-ni-ty|health|Ability of an organism to resist a particular infection
|
||||
nourishment|nou-rish-me-nt|health|Food or substances necessary for growth and wellness
|
||||
cardiologists|car-dio-lo-gists|health|Heart specialists treating cardiovascular disorders
|
||||
psychiatrists|psy-chi-at-rists|health|Doctors diagnosing and treating complex mental disorders
|
||||
dermatologists|der-mat-olo-gists|health|Doctors treating complex dermatological conditions
|
||||
practitioners|prac-ti-tion-ers|health|People actively engaged in medical care or dentistry
|
||||
practitioner|prac-ti-tion-er|health|Person actively practicing an art, profession, or medicine
|
||||
raincoats|ra-in-co-ats|lifestyle|Waterproof coats worn to stay dry in rainstorms
|
||||
sweatpants|swe-at-pan-ts|lifestyle|Casual soft fleece pants worn for workouts or lounge
|
||||
wristwatches|wri-st-wat-ches|lifestyle|Personal portable timepieces worn around the wrist
|
||||
umbrellas|um-bre-ll-as|lifestyle|Canopies with ribs used for protection against rain
|
||||
notebooks|no-te-bo-oks|lifestyle|Books with blank lined pages for recording notes
|
||||
bookmarks|bo-ok-ma-rks|lifestyle|Markers placed between book pages to keep one place
|
||||
postcards|po-st-ca-rds|lifestyle|Cardstock mailed with photos and short travel notes
|
||||
scrapbook|sc-ra-pb-ook|lifestyle|Album of photos, ticket stubs, and memorabilia
|
||||
bathrobes|ba-th-ro-bes|lifestyle|Absorbent loose robes worn before and after bathing
|
||||
cardigans|car-di-ga-ns|lifestyle|Knitted wool sweaters fastening with front buttons
|
||||
pullovers|pul-lo-ve-rs|lifestyle|Warm knitted garments pulled over the head
|
||||
pullover|pu-ll-ov-er|lifestyle|Knitted wool or cotton sweater without front buttons
|
||||
organizers|or-gan-ize-rs|lifestyle|Boxes, bins, or digital tools that bring order to items
|
||||
headbands|he-ad-ban-ds|lifestyle|Elastic or fabric bands worn snugly around the hair
|
||||
wristbands|wri-st-ban-ds|lifestyle|Bands worn on the wrist to absorb workout sweat
|
||||
wristband|wri-st-ba-nd|lifestyle|Strip of fabric worn on the wrist to wipe sweat
|
||||
shoelaces|sho-el-ac-es|lifestyle|Cords or straps used for securing and tying shoes
|
||||
footwear|fo-ot-we-ar|lifestyle|Outer coverings worn on the feet such as boots
|
||||
outfitters|ou-tfi-tte-rs|lifestyle|Shops specializing in outdoor clothing and equipment
|
||||
accessories|ac-ces-sor-ies|lifestyle|Items like jewelry and scarves worn to accent an outfit
|
||||
necklaces|ne-ck-la-ces|lifestyle|Ornamental chains worn around the neck
|
||||
bracelets|bra-ce-le-ts|lifestyle|Ornamental bands worn around the wrist or arm
|
||||
handbags|ha-nd-ba-gs|lifestyle|Pocketbooks or purses used to carry small essentials
|
||||
suitcases|su-it-ca-ses|lifestyle|Rectangular luggage bags with handles for travel
|
||||
wardrobes|wa-rd-ro-bes|lifestyle|Tall freestanding wooden closets for storing clothes
|
||||
cosmetics|cos-me-ti-cs|lifestyle|Preparations applied to enhance facial appearance
|
||||
fragrances|fr-ag-ra-nces|lifestyle|Pleasant scented perfumes, colognes, and lotions
|
||||
thermostats|ther-mo-sta-ts|lifestyle|Devices that regulate temperature in climate systems
|
||||
microwaves|mi-cro-wa-ves|lifestyle|Kitchen appliances that heat foods with radio waves
|
||||
dishwashers|dish-wa-she-rs|lifestyle|Machines for washing and sanitizing dishes
|
||||
hairdryers|ha-ird-ry-ers|lifestyle|Electromechanical devices blowing hot air to dry hair
|
||||
toothbrushes|to-oth-bru-shes|lifestyle|Brushes used with toothpaste to clean teeth and gums
|
||||
toothpastes|to-oth-pas-tes|lifestyle|Pastes used with brushes to clean teeth and breath
|
||||
mouthwash|mo-uth-wa-sh|lifestyle|Liquid oral rinse used to freshen breath and kill germs
|
||||
flashlights|fla-sh-lig-hts|lifestyle|Portable battery-powered electric lamps
|
||||
nightlight|ni-gh-tli-ght|lifestyle|Dim lamp kept illuminated in a bedroom overnight
|
||||
chandeliers|cha-nde-lie-rs|lifestyle|Ornate branched lighting fixtures hanging from ceilings
|
||||
lampshades|la-mp-sha-des|lifestyle|Translucent ornamental covers surrounding a light bulb
|
||||
bookshelves|bo-ok-she-lves|lifestyle|Sets of horizontal shelves built for storing books
|
||||
bookcases|bo-ok-ca-ses|lifestyle|Pieces of furniture with shelves designed for books
|
||||
nightstands|nig-ht-sta-nds|lifestyle|Small bedside tables holding lamps, books, or phones
|
||||
pillowcases|pil-low-ca-ses|lifestyle|Washable cloth covers slipped over bed pillows
|
||||
tablecloths|ta-ble-clo-ths|lifestyle|Fabrics spread over dining tables for decorative meals
|
||||
dinnerware|din-ner-wa-re|lifestyle|Plates, bowls, and serving dishes used for meals
|
||||
glassware|gla-ss-wa-re|lifestyle|Drinking cups, tumblers, and goblets made of glass
|
||||
flatware|fl-at-wa-re|lifestyle|Table utensils such as forks, spoons, and table knives
|
||||
silverware|sil-ver-wa-re|lifestyle|Cutlery and tableware made or plated with fine silver
|
||||
amplifier|am-pli-fi-er|arts|Electronic device that increases the power of audio signals
|
||||
equalizer|eq-ua-li-zer|arts|Electronic filter that adjusts frequency sound balances
|
||||
synthesizer|syn-the-si-zer|arts|Electronic instrument generating various sound timbres
|
||||
turntables|tur-nta-bl-es|arts|Circular revolving platters of record players
|
||||
audiophile|au-dio-phi-le|arts|Person with high enthusiasm for premium audio fidelity
|
||||
backstage|ba-ck-sta-ge|arts|Area behind a theater stage where crew and performers wait
|
||||
soundcheck|so-un-dch-eck|arts|Testing sound levels and instruments before a concert
|
||||
songwriting|son-gwr-it-ing|arts|The creative craft of composing music and lyrics
|
||||
glockenspiel|glo-cke-nsp-iel|arts|Percussion instrument tuned steel bars struck by mallets
|
||||
percussion|per-cus-si-on|arts|Musical instruments sounded by striking, shaking, or scraping
|
||||
orchestration|or-che-stra-tion|arts|Arrangement of a musical composition for an orchestra
|
||||
documentaries|doc-ume-nta-ries|arts|Nonfiction films providing factual records of events
|
||||
installations|in-sta-lla-tions|arts|Site-specific large-scale mixed-media artistic works
|
||||
muralist|mu-ra-li-st|arts|Artist who paints massive artworks directly onto walls
|
||||
sketchbook|ske-tch-bo-ok|arts|Blank pad of paper used by artists for quick drawings
|
||||
watercolors|wa-ter-co-lors|arts|Paintings created with pigments dissolved in water
|
||||
sculptures|scu-lp-tu-res|arts|Three-dimensional art figures carved, cast, or modeled
|
||||
exhibitions|exh-ibi-tio-ns|arts|Public displays of works in galleries or museums
|
||||
acoustic|ac-ou-st-ic|arts|Relating to sound or natural instruments without electronics
|
||||
acoustics|ac-ou-st-ics|arts|Properties of a concert hall that determine sound quality
|
||||
reverberation|re-ver-ber-ation|arts|Persistence of sound in an enclosure after it is made
|
||||
composers|com-po-se-rs|arts|Musicians who write and arrange classical or modern scores
|
||||
conductors|con-duc-to-rs|arts|Leaders directing musical performances of orchestras
|
||||
harmonies|har-mo-ni-es|arts|Pleasing combinations of simultaneously sounded chords
|
||||
melodies|me-lo-di-es|arts|Sequences of musical notes that form a satisfying tune
|
||||
soundscapes|so-un-dsca-pes|arts|Combinations of acoustic sounds that form an ambiance
|
||||
woodwinds|wo-od-win-ds|arts|Wind instruments including flutes, clarinets, and oboes
|
||||
saxophones|sax-oph-on-es|arts|Curved brass wind instruments with a single reed
|
||||
vibraphone|vib-rap-ho-ne|arts|Percussion instrument with tuned metal bars and resonators
|
||||
masterpieces|mas-ter-pie-ces|arts|Outstanding works of supreme artistry and craft
|
||||
portfolios|por-tfo-li-os|arts|Curated collections of creative work showing skills
|
||||
conversation|con-ver-sa-tion|society|Informal spoken exchange of news, views, and ideas
|
||||
expressions|exp-res-si-ons|society|Ways of making thoughts, feelings, or ideas known
|
||||
`;
|
||||
|
||||
export const extraWords = RAW.trim()
|
||||
|
||||
File diff suppressed because one or more lines are too long
5500
src/data/puzzles.js
5500
src/data/puzzles.js
File diff suppressed because it is too large
Load Diff
@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
|
||||
{
|
||||
"version": "1.0.3"
|
||||
"version": "1.0.4"
|
||||
}
|
||||
|
||||
Reference in New Issue
Block a user