animal

animate

animator

arbitrary

carnivorous

cautionary

conciliatory

contribute

culinary

democracy

discretion

hereditary

inanimate

inflammatory

irrigate

mandatory

momentary

persuade

physical

physician

physicist

physics

predatory

promissory

reincarnate

reinforce

salvage

terrain

unanimous

watershed

A living organism that can move and respond to its environment.

To bring to life or give movement.

A person who creates animated films or cartoons.

Based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system.

Feeding on other animals.

Giving a warning or advice to be careful.

Trying to make peace or resolve a disagreement.

To give (something, especially money or goods) in order to help achieve or provide something

Related to cooking or the kitchen.

A system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state

The quality of behaving or speaking in such a way as to avoid causing offense or revealing private information

Passed down from parents to children through genes.

Not alive, especially not in the manner of animals and humans.

Causing anger or strong emotions.

To supply land with water by artificial means, typically by diverting water from another source

Required by law or rules.

Lasting for a very short time.

To cause (someone) to do something through reasoning or argument

Relating to the body or things you can touch.

A doctor; a person who is qualified to treat people who are ill.

A scientist who specializes in the study of physics.

The science that deals with matter, energy, and their interactions.

Hunting or exploiting others for food or advantage.

Containing or implying a promise.

To be born again in another body after death.

To strengthen or support (an object or substance), especially with additional material

To rescue or save (goods or property) from loss or destruction

A stretch of land, especially with regard to its physical features

(Of two or more people) fully in agreement

An event or period marking a turning point in a course of action or state of affairs

A dog is a type of ___.

The cartoonist can ___ characters to make them move.

She dreams of becoming an ___ and making her own cartoons.

The rules seemed ___ and didn't make much sense.

Tigers are ___ animals because they eat meat.

The teacher gave a ___ tale about the dangers of not studying for exams.

She spoke in a ___ tone to help end the argument.

Many people volunteered to ______ to the charity fundraiser.

She went to a ___ school to become a chef.

In a ______, citizens have the power to elect their leaders.

Use your ______ when discussing personal matters.

Eye color is often ___, meaning it runs in families.

A rock is an example of an ___ object.

His ___ speech made the crowd very upset.

Farmers ______ their crops during dry seasons.

Wearing a seatbelt is ___ in many countries.

There was a ___ pause before he answered the question.

She tried to ______ him to join the team with promises of success.

Exercise is important for your ___ health.

He went to see a ___ for his check-up.

Albert Einstein was a famous ___.

In ___ class, we learned about the laws of motion.

The lion is a ___ animal that hunts for its food.

He gave her a ___ note promising to pay back the money.

Some people believe that after you die, you can ___ into a new life form.

They used steel rods to ______ the concrete structure.

They managed to ______ some of the furniture from the fire.

The hikers traversed through rough ______ in the mountains.

The committee was ______ in its decision.

The invention of the internet was a ______ in communication technology.