This term refers to the ability or state of being ready to be used or obtained.

This term describes someone who has power or influence and is considered to be able to give orders or make decisions.

This term describes someone or something that is not identified by name, often kept secret or hidden.

This term describes a group of people who come together for a common purpose, often for support or cooperation.

This term refers to a state of pain, distress, or grief, often associated with suffering.

This term refers to the action of increasing speed or making something happen faster.

Being unable to pay debts, often leading to the legal process of having one's assets taken and sold to pay off creditors.

To make a loud, deep sound, often similar to a roar, especially when expressing anger or excitement.

A person or group that receives benefits, often from a will or an insurance policy.

An individual who is present at an event or situation but not actively involved in it.

A hidden or inaccessible storage place for valuables or other items.

To seek votes from a group of people, usually in order to understand their opinions or to gather support.

To provide food and services for an event or gathering.

A state of disorder, where objects are untidy or scattered about.

An imitation of something, usually with the intent to deceive or defraud.

To take apart or disassemble something, especially a structure or machine.

To lead or control someone or something, often with an overwhelming power.

Characterized by an argumentative nature; often inclined to engage in disputes.

To trick or deceive someone into believing something that is not true.

To make something smaller or less in amount, size, or degree.

Completely and absolutely; often used to emphasize a truth.

A harsh or tyrannical ruler with absolute power.

A low, continuous humming sound, often made by a machine or insect.

A prolonged and bitter quarrel or dispute, usually between two parties.

To completely eliminate or destroy something, especially a disease or problem.

A situation or event that is absurd or ridiculous, often used to describe a comedic play or performance.

To become or cause to become unstable or to vary irregularly.

To make someone agitated or confused, especially in a stressful situation.

Incapable of producing any useful result; pointless or not worth the effort.

Extremely large in size or amount, often beyond what is considered normal.

To provoke someone into taking action, often by annoying or irritating them.

Relating to or represented in a vivid and realistic manner, especially in art or literature.

To behave in a very submissive or overly humble manner, often in order to gain favor.

When something causes great destruction or confusion, often leaving chaos in its wake.

Describing a person or thing that is tough, durable, and able to withstand difficult conditions.

The term used for a fireplace or the area around it, often associated with warmth and home.

An event or moment that causes intense emotional pain or sorrow, often touching deeply.

To pay careful attention to something or to take notice of it.

Something that is extremely funny or causes laughter.

To collect and store a large quantity of something, often for future use.

The act of unlawfully killing another person.

An endless or seemingly endless situation, often causing boredom or frustration.

To suggest or hint at something in an indirect or covert way.

A lack of interest, concern, or sympathy toward something.

Having no bias or favoritism; treating all rivals or disputants equally.

To ask someone earnestly or desperately to do something.

A person who pretends to be something they are not, often to deceive others.

To fill a balloon or tire with air or gas, causing it to expand.

A secret or private place in which a person or animal can seek shelter or hide.

To set on fire or cause to burn.

Not strict or severe; relaxed in attitude or standards.

Something handed down from the past, often related to inheritance or cultural heritage.

Able to be read or deciphered easily.

Characterized by a slow and relaxed pace; not hurried.

A shiny quality or glow, often associated with surfaces that reflect light.

A serious illness or disorder that affects someone's health.

Describing a tumor that is likely to be harmful and spreading or causing serious illness.

Referring to something that is insignificant or minor, often considered not very important.

Describing something that is very large in size, quantity, or extent.

A state of deep sadness or gloominess, often with a sense of reflection.

A feeling of great joy and happiness, often manifested in laughter and cheerfulness.

Describing someone or something that has gained recognition and is worthy of attention.

A strong and violent attack or assault, often used in a military context.

To be greater, better, or surpass in quality, quantity, or achievement.

To become less intense or severe, often relating to emotions or physical sensations, leading to a softer state.

A formal agreement between individuals or parties.

Referring to someone who walks, especially in a city or town.

Describing someone who is easily irritated or annoyed.

The act of deliberately lying, especially in a court of law under oath.

To be present throughout; to spread through and be noticeable in every part.

Describing something that is done gradually, bit by bit.

Having the capacity to develop into something in the future; possible.

To officially set down a treatment or course of action, often as a recommendation.

Existing or coming before in time, order, or importance.

Being careful and sensible, especially in making decisions.

Having a high level of skill or expertise in a particular area.

A long or arduous search for something.

Happening by chance, without a specific plan or pattern.

A system or planned way of doing things, often used in the context of government or management.

To restore to a good state or to make something new again.

Having a good reputation; well thought of or respected.

To move hurriedly with short quick steps, often due to fear or excitement.

To avoid doing something that one is supposed to do, often through excuses.

A situation where no progress can be made, especially in a discussion or dispute, often resulting in a deadlock.

To hold back or prevent something from happening, especially emotions or actions.

To use resources very carefully or to save money by spending as little as possible.

To capture something, often by using a trap, or to ensnare someone in a difficult situation.

Having or showing keen mental discernment and good judgment; wise.

Full of energy, enthusiasm, and determination; lively.

An excess amount of something, especially when it is more than what is needed.

To defeat thoroughly, especially in a conflict or competition.

To check or prove the accuracy or truth of something.

A temporary peace agreement between enemies or opponents.

To weaken or cause to become less vigorous, often used when talking about plants losing strength.

Being watchful and alert, especially to avoid danger or problems.

An action that meddles or interferes with something, often in a way that may cause harm or damage.

Lacking in brightness or intensity; pale or feeble in color or strength.

The state of being unsure or having doubts about something.

Having the intent to cause harm or inflict pain; characterized by a fierce or cruel disposition.

Clear enough to be seen through; easy to perceive or detect.