To distribute or assign resources or duties for a particular purpose.

A person who receives benefits or advantages from something, especially from a will or insurance policy.

Activities that are not part of the standard curriculum but are offered to students to enhance their education and social development.

To attract someone by offering something appealing or desirable.

Firmly loyal and unwavering, especially in support of a person, cause, or belief.

To prevent or restrain something from occurring or being expressed, often through force or authority.

Loud and noisy, often in a way that disrupts or attracts attention.

To express strong disapproval of something, usually in a public manner.

When an act or decision is based on random choice or personal whim rather than any reason or system.

To approve or tolerate something that is typically viewed as wrong or inappropriate.

To cause an action to be less effective than intended, often through counterproductive measures.

To engage in petty and often prolonged arguments or disputes over trivial matters.

To make a situation easier or help bring about an outcome, often by providing guidance or support.

Having or showing complete sincerity and commitment in one’s actions or beliefs.

To be officially connected or associated as part of a larger group or organization.

To perform a task poorly or ineffectively, often resulting in mistakes or failure.

Essential or absolutely necessary for the existence, operation, or well-being of something.

Showing defiance or a lack of obedience to authority or rules.

A situation or issue that causes disagreement or controversy, often sparking differing opinions and debates.

To regard someone or something as having value or importance.