| Meaning | Word |
|---|
| Name of a letter | |
| A number | |
| To ammend something / To make stable or firm | |
| A type of machine that plays music | |
| To mingle, to blend | |
| Thick syrup / Cerumen | |
| The act of flowing, continuous movement | |
| Machine used to receive and send info or images | |
| A container with 4 sides / A sport | |
| An evil spell, a curse | |
| To calm down, tranquilize | |
| A charge imposed by authority | |
| Carnivorous animal of Canidae family / A sly cunning person | |
| Not simple, intricated | |
| Someone or something that might bring bad luck | |
| An adult castrated bull | |
| That which guides, informs, points out or directs, a prologue | |
| Part of the body between neck and abdomen | |
| Narrow tube that hang out from large intestine / Something added or adjunct | |
| The highest or most intense point, the culmination of something | |
| Upper end of the windpipe or trachea | |
| The tip or summit of anything | |
| To bend / To exhibit the strength of something | |
| A manuscript or book / A collection of laws | |
| Outer part of an organ, like the brain | |
| An overbearing woman, a female ruler or mistress | |
| To add or join something | |
| An infectious, usually fatal disease of warm-blooded animals | |
| A deception or mischief | |
| The smallest feline animal | |
| Approved or conventional / Sound in opinion or doctrine | |
| A mass that has a whirling or circuling motion | |
| A trademark used for photocopying process | |
| Directed back / A stimulus or excitation | |
| A contagious disease characterized by a peculiar eruption, variola | |
| Mythological creature with body of a lion and face of a woman | |
| | Meaning | Word |
|---|
| To put before or at the beginning of another thing, like a word | |
| An emulsion of rubber or plastic in water / A milky fluid produced by many plants | |
| The end of the vertebral column | |
| The two times during a year the sun crosses the celestial equator | |
| To attatch, unite or connect something | |
| A spiral form or structure | |
| Composed of three parts, triple, like 3 floors or divisions | |
| Letters or syllables added to the end of a word | |
| Mythological bird / To be consumed by fire by its own act, and rise from the ashes | |
| Part of the alimentary canal between mouth and esophagus | |
| Brought back, returned | |
| A chalcedonya that occurs in bands of different colors | |
| To puzzle, distract, confuse, to trouble someone with anxiety and suspense | |
| The cross of Christ | |
| One of the largest African antelopes | |
| Looseness, something that isnt tense, rigid or firm | |
| Rising or swelling into a spherical or round form, a bulge | |
| A primitive word, from which other words are formed, a radical / Root | |
| Silica, as found in nature | |
| A king | |
| A female puppy | |
| The first digit of the hind limb | |
| A proposition contrary to received opinion, contradictory | |
| A type of wild goat | |
| To put out of joint | |
| That which gives form or origin to anything | |
| The first digit of the fore limb | |
| Contrary to, differing from | |
| The entrance hall leading to the nave of a church | |
| A trademark used for any type of heat or chemical resistant glass | |
| A pellicle that forms over a wound, before it becomes a scar | |
| To confuse or disorientate | |
| A word or form that occurs only once in the recorded chorpus of a language | |
| To twist, to agitate, to be irritated or to annoy | |
| Anything that is very puzzling or difficult to explain | |
| Necklike portion of any part, like the womb | |
| | Meaning | Word |
|---|
| A white or gray crystaline salt | |
| A tool for trimming and puncturing roofing slates | |
| Covering of a flower | |
| A character over a letter used in certain languages | |
| An insecticide used against ants | |
| The Holm oak, genus of evergreen trees and shrubs | |
| An uneven permanent dilation of a vein | |
| The Fallopian tube | |
| To batter or destroy, to ruin, to confound | |
| The trunk or palm of a tree fern / Thickened underground stem of some plants | |
| Any of the various small, reddish, slender, freshwater worms | |
| Extending to a great length, unecessarily long | |
| A thickening made of flour, used for soups or gravies | |
| A dry husk or covering | |
| To persuade someone by gentle insinuating courtesy, flattering | |
| Genus of perennial climbing plants | |
| In anatomy, an arched or vaultlike structure | |
| Raw, thinly sliced, cured samon served as an appetizer | |
| A water sprite in German mythology / To refuse, veto or prohibit | |
| Genus of dipterous insects, such as the mosquito | |
| One of the coverts of a bird's wing | |
| Genus of american herbs, having red, white or purple flowers | |
| Capable of simultaneous transmission or reception of 2 messages in the same radio channel | |
| The case, vase or tabernacle in which the host is reserved | |
| Any one of numerous species of small moths | |
| Stemless evergreen perennial plant with white flowers and heart-shaped leaves | |
| A fossil bird of the Jurassic period with a long tail and reptilian characteristics | |
| Any of various small brightly colored tropical fishes | |
| Genus of very small pale-green globular organisms found rolling in water | |
| A figwort herb with narrow leaves and orange or yellow flowers | |
| A curved fold or process of the dura mater or the peritonium | |
| Shallow, stemmed, two-handled drinking cup of ancient Greece | |
| The embryo produced directly from the egg in a metagenetic serie | |
| An arragement of things by fives in a square or rectangle, 1 in each corner and 1 in middle | |
| The strong ligament of the back of the neck in quadrupeds | |
| A primitive wind instrument consisting of parallel pipes bound together | |
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Colors of the Rainbow
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