| Definition | -IS Word |
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| A game in which two or four people on a court use rackets to hit a ball over a net | |
| An area of a desert containing water and plants | |
| One of a pair of curved punctuation marks used around a word, phrase, sentence, number, etc. | |
| The pieces left after something has been destroyed | |
| One of the reference lines of a coordinate system | |
| The colored, opaque contractile diaphragm perforated by the pupil of the eye | |
| A reason, underlying condition, set of ideas, or foundation upon which something is developed | |
| A summary or outline | |
| A difficult or dangerous situation that needs serious attention | |
| A statement that describes the reason for an illness or disease | |
| The beginning or origin of something | |
| A state that resembles sleep but in which one can hear and respond to questions or suggestions | |
| A tall bird with long legs and a long, downward-curving bill | |
| A very large or important city | |
| A disease that causes the joints of the body to become swollen | |
| An enemy or opponent that is very difficult to defeat | |
| A condition in which a part of the body cannot be moved or felt | |
| Any preparation derived from hemp that is psychoactive | |
| A very handsome, young man | |
| A great or foolish amount of confidence or pride | |
| The process by which green plants turn water and carbon dioxide into food when the plant is exposed to light | |
| A forceful quality in the way something is said or written | |
