| Definition | Word | First letter |
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| Happening without intent. (adverb) | |
| An orderly list of days and months. | |
| Honest; showing care (a '____' objector) | |
| What is celebrated in the U.S. on July 4th | |
| A legal decision; criticism; opinion | |
| Accompanies thunder. | |
| Formal permission to do something (such as to drive) | |
| The work of keeping something in good repair | |
| characteristic of the Middle Ages | |
| Causing mischief | |
| | Definition | Word | First letter |
|---|
| One who writes plays | |
| Leader of a school | |
| First; an essential element, etc; fundamental truth | |
| The way a word is said | |
| Pertinent, to the point, relating to the matter at hand | |
| Flow of beats in music. | |
| To put apart in sections, groups, etc... To keep apart | |
| A noncommissioned officer in the Army, Marines, or Air Force. A police officer. Often nicknamed 'Sarge' | |
| A common household object used to clean carpets | |
| Absurd, laughable. | |
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Countries With 'B'
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