To enter or force a way into or through something.

A type of soothing candy often used to relieve sore throats.

A type of large avenue or street, often lined with trees and shops.

Not personal; lacking warmth or emotion, often used to describe interactions.

The act of gathering or collecting items together over a period of time.

A delicate and easily broken object; can refer to materials or emotions.

A type of performance artist, often traveling and playing music or telling stories in public spaces.

A state of being certain or confident about something, often without doubt.

Describing something that is meant to represent or symbolize something else, often used in literature and art.

A person who manages a household and takes care of home-related activities, typically someone who doesn't hold a job outside the home.

A type of small puppet that is controlled by strings or a mechanism.

A substance often used in candles, made from animal fat or vegetable oils.

A term referring to a substance that can cause injury or harm by injecting toxins, typically found in certain animals.

To compress or pack down tightly, often used in context with materials being pressed.

A medical condition that involves an obstruction of the normal flow of a river, or in a medical context, a clouding of the lens of the eye.

A type of fabric that is typically used to cover windows, providing privacy and blocking light.

Referring to a state or process that can cause intense relaxation or trance-like states, often used in therapy.

Relating to the part of the mind that is not fully conscious but can influence thoughts and behaviors.

A term for someone who is easily annoyed or angered, often reacting quickly to minor irritations.

Describing something that is flattering or praising in a way that is insincere or exaggerated.

A period of time spent learning a trade or skill through practical experience under the guidance of a skilled worker.

A device worn on the finger to assist in sewing by pushing the needle through fabric.

A passage designed for smoke to travel through, typically in a chimney or furnace.

To reduce something to fine particles by crushing or grinding it down.

Describing something that does not stop or tire easily; showing great energy and effort without fatigue.

Describing something that is done for no more than what it is; nothing more than that.

A term used to describe a mythical bird that is reborn from its ashes after dying.

Referring to a medication or substance that counteracts the effects of sedatives, often used to stimulate the central nervous system.

A term used to describe something intended to divert or entertain someone, often in a humorous or pleasing way.

A clouding of the eye's lens that can lead to vision loss.