WORD
ADJECTIVE/Noun/Verb
DEFINITION
Accommodation
Acquaintance
Noun
Noun
Acronym
Noun
Actually
Addition
Adequate
Adhesive
Adjudicate
Adverb
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Verb
Advertisement
Noun
Aggravate
Verb
Alibi
Noun
Alliteration
Noun
Allowed
Although
Adjective
Conjunction
Somewhere to live.
A person you know slightly.
A word or name that is formed from the initial
letters of other words and pronounced as a
word in its own right.
Truly or really.
The process of adding.
Enough or good enough
Sticky; causing things to stick together.
Act as a judge in a competition.
A public notice or announcement, especially
one promoting goods or services.
Make a thing worse or even more serious.
Evidence that an accused person was
elsewhere when a crime was committed.
The repetition of the same sound at the
beginning of several words in succession.
Permitted.
In spite of the fact that.
Amend
Verb
To correct or alter.
Analysis
Noun
Apostrophe
Noun
Aquatic
Adjective
Arachnid
Noun
Argumentative
Assessment
Atmosphere
Audible
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Audience
Noun
Detailed examination of something.
The punctuation mark used to show that
letters have been missed out.
To do with water.
A member of the animal group that includes
spiders and scorpions.
Fond of arguing.
Estimation of the value of a person or thing.
The air around the earth.
Loud enough to be heard.
People who have gathered to watch or listen
to something.
The season between summer and winter.
A long curved fruit with a yellow or green skin.
Attractive to the senses or mind.
The start of something.
To think that something is true or someone is
telling the truth.
Autumn
Banana
Beautiful
Beginning
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Believe
Verb
Beneath
Adverb and Preposition
Below.
Braking
Noun
Break
Verb
Business
Buttress
Calamity
Noun
Noun
Noun
Calumny
Noun
Using a brake.
To divide or fall into pieces as a result of a
blow, shock or strain.
Commercial activity.
A structure built against a wall to support it.
Disaster.
An untrue statement that damages someone's
reputation.
Camouflage
Noun and Verb
Cantankerous
Adjective
Cappuccino
Noun
Capriciousness
Noun
Capsize
Captious
Verb
Adjective
Carafe
Noun
Carboniferous
Caribbean
Caricature
Carnivorous
Cartilage
Catafalque
Adjective
(Proper) Noun
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Catalyst
Noun
Catechism
Noun
Caucus
Noun
Caught
Celestial
Cemetery
Centenary
Centennial
Part of a Verb
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Noun
Centipede
Noun
Ceramic
Adjective
Chaperone
Noun
Chief
Chiffon
Noun
Noun
Chintz
Noun
Chiropody
Noun
Chivalrous
Adjective
Chorus
Noun
Chromium
Chronological
Chrysanthemum
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Chute
Noun
Cinnamon
Circuitous
Noun
Adjective
Circumference
Noun
Circumnavigate
Verb
A way of hiding things, by making them look
part of the surroundings, or to hide in this
way.
Bad tempered.
Milky coffee made frothy by pressurized
steam.
Unaccountable and sudden changes of mood
or behaviour.
Overturn.
Pointing out small mistakes or faults.
A glass bottle holding wine or water used at
the table.
Producing coal.
A sea in the western Atlantic Ocean.
An amusing or exaggerated portrait.
Meat-eating.
Tough white flexible tissue attached to bone.
A decorated platform for a coffin.
Something that speeds up a chemical reaction
but is itself unchanged by it.
A set of questions and answers that give the
basic beliefs of a religion.
A small group in a political party influencing
decisions and policy.
Seized or taken hold of.
To do with the sky or with heaven.
A place where people are buried.
A 100th anniversary.
A 100th anniversary.
A creep-crawly with a long body and many
legs.
To do with or made of pottery.
An older person in charge of a young one on
social and other occasions.
A leader or ruler of a people.
Thin, almost transparent, fabric.
Shiny cotton cloth used for making curtains
etc.
Medical treatment of the feet.
Being considerate and helpful towards people
less strong than yourself.
The words repeated after each verse of a
song.
A shiny silvery metal.
Arranged in the order of time.
A garden flower that blooms in autumn.
A steep channel for people or things to slide
down.
A yellowish brown spice.
Going a long way round, not direct.
The boundary line of a closed curve such as a
circle.
To sail completely round something.
Circumstantial
Adjective
Cistern
Noun
Citrus
Noun
Clairvoyant
Noun
Claustrophobia
Cleanliness
Clientele
Noun
Noun
Noun
Climb
Verb
Clique
Noun
Coalition
Noun
Coarse
Codicil
Coerce
Adjective
Noun
Verb
Colloquial
Adjective
Colonialism
Column
Combustible
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Commemorate
Verb
Commiserate
Verb
Commissionaire
Noun
Communicative
Compendious
Competitive
Conceivable
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Concentration
Noun
Concerto
Noun
Concession
Noun
Conciliate
Verb
Conclusion
Noun
Conscience
Conscientious
Conscious
Consecutive
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Consequence
Noun
Continuous
Contraption
Controversial
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
A word used to describe evidence that
strongly suggests something but does not
actually prove it.
A tank for storing water.
A lemon, orange, grapefruit or other sharptasting fruit.
A person who is able to see things not visible
to the senses.
A morbid dread of confined spaces.
Being clean.
Customers.
To go up or over or down something, or to go
higher.
A small exclusive group of people.
A temporary alliance, especially of two or
more political parties.
Rough or the opposite of 'fine'.
An addition to a will.
To compel by using threats or force.
Used in conversation but not in formal speech
or writing.
The policy of acquiring and keeping colonies.
A pillar, or a regular article in a newspaper.
Able to be set on fire and burnt.
To preserve or celebrate the memory of some
past event or person.
To sympathise.
An attendant in uniform at the entrance of a
theatre or other building used by the public.
Willing to talk.
Giving much information concisely.
Full of rivalry in games, races or contests.
Able to be imagined or thought of.
Keeping the mind fixed on something, or the
strength of a solution.
A piece of music for solo instrument and
orchestra.
The act of conceding, or a reduction in price
for a certain category of person.
To win over a hostile person with friendliness,
or to help people who disagree to come to an
agreement.
An ending, or a judgement formed by
reasoning.
Moral sense with regard to one's own actions.
Careful and honest about doing work properly.
Awake and knowing what is happening.
Following one after another.
Something that happens as the result of an
event or action.
Going on and on without a break.
A strange-looking device or machine.
Causing controversy.
Convalesce
Convenient
Verb
Adjective
Convention
Noun
Coronation
Corroborate
Noun
Verb
Creation
Noun
Creosote
Noun
Croquet
Noun
Dairy
Noun
Daughter
Debris
Decide
Deciduous
Decisive
Decontamination
Definite
Delete
Noun
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Verb
Delicatessen
Noun
Delinquent
Noun
Demagogue
Noun
Democracy
Noun
Denunciation
Deprecate
Desert
Desiccated
Noun
Verb
Noun
Adjective
Design
Noun
Designate
Verb
Dessert
Noun
Development
Noun
Deviate
Verb
Diagram
Noun
Diamond
Noun
Diaphragm
Noun
Diarrhoea
Noun
Diary
Noun
Didactic
Adjective
Be recovering from an illness.
Easy to use or deal with.
Accepted way of doing things or a formal
assembly.
The crowning of a king or queen.
To confirm a statement.
The act or process of creating, or something
that has been made.
An oily brown liquid used to prevent wood
from rotting.
A game played with balls and mallets.
A place where milk, butter etc are produced or
sold.
A girl or woman in relation to her parents.
Scattered fragments or wreckage.
To make up your mind or settle an argument.
Said of a tree that loses its leaves in autumn.
Final or positive.
Getting rid of poisonous chemicals.
Clearly stated, exact.
To cross out or erase text from a document.
A shop that sells cooked meats, cheeses and
unusual and foreign foods.
A person who breaks the law.
A leader who wins support by making
emotional speeches rather than by careful
reasoning.
Government of a country by representatives
elected by the whole people.
Speaking strongly against something.
To express extreme disapproval of something.
A large area of dry often sandy land.
Dried
A drawing that shows how something is to be
made.
To nominate or specify.
Fruit or a sweet food served as the last course
of a meal.
The process of developing.
To turn aside from a certain course or from a
standard.
A kind of drawing or picture used to explain
something rather than represent appearance.
A very hard precious stone, consisting of pure
carbon, or a playing card suit.
The muscular layer inside the body that
separates the chest from the abdomen and is
used in breathing.
Too frequent and too watery emptying of the
bowels.
A book either for appointments or for a record
of the day's events.
Having the manner of a teacher.
Diesel
Noun
Digital
Adjective
Diphthong
Noun
Diplomacy
Noun
Directory
Noun
Disappear
Disappoint
Discipline
Discreet
Discrete
Disproportionate
Dissatisfied
Disseminate
Distinguished
Diversify
Verb
Verb
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Verb
Adjective
Verb
Domesticated
Adjective
Drought
Dubious
Dulcet
Duplicity
Ebullient
Ecclesiastical
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Eclipse
Noun
Ecstasy
Edifice
Effervesce
Efficacious
Noun
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Eiderdown
Noun
Elapse
Elegiac
Verb
Adjective
Elicit
Verb
Eliminate
Elliptical
Elocution
Elucidate
Embarrassment
Verb
Adjective
Noun
Verb
Noun
Embezzle
Verb
Embryo
Noun
Emetic
Engagement
Enormous
Enthusiastic
Entrails
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Plural Noun
An internal-combustion engine in which fuel is
ignited by highly compressed air.
To do with or using digits.
Two vowel sounds pronounced as one
syllable.
The business of an ambassador, or skill in
dealing with people tactfully and persuasively.
A book containing a list of people with their
telephone numbers, addresses etc.
To vanish from sight.
To fail to live up to expectations.
Orderly and obedient behaviour.
Not giving away secrets.
Separate and distinct from each other.
Out of proportion.
Not satisfied.
To spread ideas etc. widely.
Illustrious, or dignified in appearance.
To give variety or diversity to something.
Tame, and trained to live with and be kept by
humans.
A long period of dry weather.
Doubtful.
Sweet-sounding.
Deceitfulness or double-dealing.
Bubbly and enthusiastic.
Relating to the Church.
The disappearance of the sun or moon when
the moon or the earth is in the way.
A feeling of great delight.
A building, especially a large one.
To give off bubbles of gas, fizz.
Able to produce the result desired.
A quilt stuffed with the soft feathers of the
eider-duck.
To pass, often said about time.
Expressing sadness or sorrow.
To draw out information by reasoning or
questioning.
To get rid of something.
Shaped like an ellipse.
The art of speaking clearly and correctly.
To make something clear by explaining it.
The state of feeling embarrassed.
To steal money with which one has been
entrusted.
A baby or young animal as it starts to grow in
the womb.
A medicine used to make a person vomit.
A betrothal or appointment.
Very large.
Keen.
The intestines.
Enumerate
Envelope
Environment
Verb
Noun
Noun
Environmentalist
Noun
Envisage
Ephemeral
Epitaph
Verb
Adjective
Noun
Epitome
Noun
Epoch
Equatorial
Equerry
Equestrian
Equilateral
Equivalent
Erratic
Escalator
Escarpment
Essential
Establishment
Etiquette
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Euphemism
Noun
Evaluation
Noun
Evidence
Noun
Evolutionary
Ewe
Exacerbate
Adjective
Noun
Verb
Exaggerate
Verb
Exasperate
Excerpt
Excitable
Excitement
Excrement
Excruciating
Excursion
Verb
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Executioner
Noun
Exemplary
Exercise
Exeunt
Exfoliate
Exhibitionist
Exhilarate
Adjective
Verb
Part of a Verb
Verb
Noun
Verb
Exonerate
Verb
Exorbitant
Expedient
Expedite
Expedition
Adjective
Adjective
Verb
Noun
To count, or list one by one.
A folded cover for a letter.
Surroundings, or the natural world.
A person who wishes to protect or improve
the environment.
To picture in the mind.
Short-lived.
An inscription on a tombstone.
A short summary or a perfect example of
something.
An era.
To do with or near the equator.
An officer of the royal household.
To do with horse-riding.
Having all its sides equal.
Of equal importance or meaning.
Irregular.
A moving staircase.
A steep face of a rock or hill.
Absolutely necessary.
A business or institution of some kind.
The rules of correct behaviour.
A mild word or phrase used instead of an
offensive or frank one.
Estimation of the value of something.
The means of proving a fact, especially in
court.
Pertaining to evolution.
A female sheep.
To make a disease or other problem worse.
To represent something as greater than it
really is.
To annoy someone greatly.
An extract from a book or other work.
Easily excited.
A strong feeling of eagerness or agitation.
Waste matter excreted from the bowels.
Extremely painful.
A short trip made for pleasure.
An official who carries out a sentence of
death.
Serving as a model or example to others.
Do exercises.
They leave the stage.
To remove dead skin.
A show-off.
To make someone very happy or excited.
To declare or prove that someone is not to
blame for something.
Excessive.
Suitable or politic.
To make something happen more quickly.
A journey made for some definite purpose.
Expeditious
Adjective
Experiment
Noun
Explanation
Exploratory
Expostulate
Expulsion
Exterminate
Extortionate
Extraneous
Extravaganza
Extricate
Exuberant
Fabulous
Facetious
Facile
Facilitate
Faeces
Fallacy
Fallible
Fanciful
Fascinate
Fascinating
Noun
Adjective
Verb
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Verb
Plural Noun
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Verb
Adjective
Fascist
Noun
Fashionable
Fastidious
Adjective
Adjective
Fathom
Noun
Fatigue
Noun
Fatuous
Adjective
Fauna
Noun
Feasible
February
Feminine
Ferocious
Festivity
Adjective
Proper Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Feudal
Adjective
Fibrous
Fictitious
Fierce
Figurative
Filthy
Fissure
Flamboyant
Flamingo
Flaunt
Flawless
Florist
Flummox
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Noun
Verb
Quick and efficient.
Something done to test a theory or discover
something unknown.
The act or process of explaining.
Undertaken for the sake of exploration.
To make a protest.
Banishment.
To destroy utterly.
Charging or demanding far too much.
Added from the outside.
A very spectacular show.
To free from a difficult position.
Very lively and cheerful.
Wonderful.
Trying to be funny and failing.
Done or produced easily or with little effort.
To make something easy or easier to do.
Solid waste matter passed out of the body.
A false or mistaken idea or belief.
Liable to make mistakes.
Whimsical, or imaginary.
To bewitch or enchant.
Irresistibly attractive or charming.
An extreme right-winger, especially in Italy
between the world wars.
Stylish or trendy.
Fussy, squeamish or hard to please.
A unit used to measure the depth of water,
equal to six feet.
Tiredness, or weakness in metals caused by
stress.
Silly or foolish.
The animals of a certain area or period of
time.
Practicable.
The second month of the year.
To do with women.
Fierce or savage.
A festive occasion or celebration.
To do with the medieval social system based
on the tenure of land.
Consisting of or characterized by fibres.
Imagined or untrue.
Angry, violent or intense.
Metaphorical.
Disgustingly dirty.
A long, narrow opening created by a split.
Very showy in appearance or manner.
A pink wading bird with long legs and neck.
To display something ostentatiously.
Without a flaw, perfect.
A shopkeeper who sells flowers.
To baffle or perplex.
Forecast
Foreigner
Forensic
Foreseeable
Forfeit
Formidable
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Verb
Adjective
Fortification
Noun
Fortuitous
Forty
Foul
Fowl
Fracture
Fragmentation
Fraudulent
Freight
Frequency
Frugal
Fulfil
Fumigate
Function
Furl
Furniture
Furore
Furthermore
Furtive
Fuselage
Fusion
Adjective
Noun and Adjective
Noun
Noun
Verb
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Verb
Verb
Noun
Verb
Noun
Noun
Adverb
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Futuristic
Adjective
Gaelic
Noun
Gaiter
Noun
Gallant
Gallantry
Galling
Gallivant
Gangrene
Gargantuan
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Verb
Noun
Adjective
Gargoyle
Noun
Garish
Garrulous
Gaseous
Gastronomy
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Gauntlet
Noun
Gelignite
Noun
Genealogy
Noun
Generator
Generic
Noun
Adjective
A prediction.
A person from another country.
To do with or used in courts of law.
Able to be foreseen.
To pay or give something up as a penalty.
Difficult to deal with.
A wall or building constructed to make a
place strong against attack.
Happening by chance.
The number after 39.
A breach in the rules of a game.
A bird, especially one kept on a farm.
To break, especially a bone.
A breaking into small pieces.
Deceitful or dishonest.
Goods transported as cargo.
How often something happens.
Thrifty.
To accomplish or carry out.
To disinfect using fumes.
What somebody or something is there to do.
To roll up a sail or an umbrella.
Tables, chairs and other household articles.
An excited or angry uproar.
Moreover.
Stealthy or secret.
The body of an aircraft.
Melting or blending together.
Very modern, as if belonging to the future
rather than the present.
The Celtic language of Scotland.
A leather or cloth covering for the lower part
of the leg.
Brave or heroic.
Courageous behaviour, especially in battle.
Annoying or humiliating.
To gad about.
Decay of body tissue in a living person.
Gigantic.
A grotesque water spout projecting from the
gutter of a building.
Gaudy or vulgarly bright in colour.
Talkative.
In the form of a gas.
The art or science of good eating.
A glove with wide cuff, traditionally thrown
down as a challenge.
A powerful explosive.
A list or diagram showing how people are
descended from an ancestor.
An apparatus for producing electricity.
General, applicable to a whole group or class.
Genius
Genuine
Geranium
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Geriatric
Adjective
Germinate
Verb
Gesticulate
Verb
Gherkin
Giblets
Gigantic
Giggle
Gilt
Noun
Plural Noun
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Gimmick
Noun
Glacial
Glacier
Glisten
Gloaming
Adjective
Noun
Verb
Noun
Gloat
Verb
Globular
Glorious
Glutinous
Gnarled
Gnash
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Verb
Gnaw
Verb
Gnome
Noun
Gondolier
Gorgeous
Gorilla
Gourmet
Government
Governor
Gracious
Graduate
Grammatical
Granulated
Graphically
Grateful
Gratify
Gratuitous
Gravitate
Gravitational
Gravy
Grease
Gregarious
Grief
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Adverb
Adjective
Verb
Adjective
Verb
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Grievance
Noun
An unusually clever or creative person.
Real and not faked.
A garden plant with red, pink or white flowers.
To do with the care of old people and their
health.
What a seed does when it begins to sprout
and grow.
To make expressive movements with the
hands and arms.
A small cucumber used for pickling.
The internal eatable parts of a bird.
Extremely large.
A silly laugh.
Gilded or gold-coloured.
Something tricky or silly done to attract
people's attention.
Made from or produced by ice.
A mass of ice that moves very slowly.
To shine like something wet or oily.
The evening twilight.
Be pleased in an unkind way, especially over
someone else's misfortune.
Shaped like a globe.
Splendid or noble.
Gluey or sticky.
Twisted and knobbly, like an old tree.
To grind your teeth together.
To keep on biting at something so that it
wears away.
A kind of dwarf in fairy tales, usually living
underground.
A person who rows a gondola.
Magnificent or showy.
A large powerful African ape.
A connoisseur of food and drink.
The group of people who rule a country.
A person who governs a state or colony.
Charming and elegant.
Someone with a university or college degree.
Following the rules of grammar.
Consisting of grains.
Vividly.
Thankful.
To please or satisfy.
Done without good reason.
To sink.
Relating to the force of gravity.
A hot sauce made from meat juices.
A thick oily substance.
Fond of company.
Deep sorrow particularly at someone's death.
Something that people are discontented
about.
Grievous
Gristle
Grizzle
Grotesque
Gruelling
Gruesome
Guarantee
Guarantor
Guard
Guardian
Guidance
Adjective
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Verb
Noun
Noun
Guidelines
Plural Noun
Guillotine
Noun
Guilt
Noun
Guilty
Guinea-Pig
Adjective
Noun
Guitar
Noun
Gurgle
Verb
Gymkhana
Noun
Gymnasium
Noun
Gymnastics
Plural Noun
Gyrate
Verb
Habit
Noun
Habitat
Habitation
Hackneyed
Halal
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Halcyon
Adjective
Hallucinate
Verb
Hallucination
Halve
Hamper
Noun
Verb
Verb
Handkerchief
Noun
Handle
Noun
Handsome
Haphazard
Harlequin
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Harmonious
Adjective
Haughty
Haulage
Adjective
Noun
Causing grief, or severe.
Tough, rubbery tissue in meat.
Whimper or whine.
Fantastically or absurdly shaped.
Exhausting.
Horrible or grisly.
A surety or warrant.
A person who gives a guarantee.
To watch over or take care of.
Someone who guards.
Direction, or advice on problems.
General advice on how something should be
done.
A machine with a heavy blade for cutting
paper or metal.
The fact that you have committed an offence,
or the feeling that you are to blame for
something.
Criminal and deserving punishment.
A small furry rodent.
A musical instrument played by having its
strings plucked.
To make a low bubbling sound.
An meeting consisting of horse-riding
contests.
A place for gymnastics.
Exercises performed to develop the muscles or
to show the performer's agility.
To revolve or move in a circle.
Something you do without thinking because
you have done it so often.
Where an animal or plant lives naturally.
A place to live in.
Used so often that it is no longer interesting.
Meat prepared according to Muslim law.
Calm and peaceful, and usually applied to the
word 'days'.
To think you see or experience something that
is not really there.
An illusion.
To divide something into two equal parts.
To hinder.
A small square of cloth used for wiping the
nose or face.
The part of a thing by which it is carried or
controlled.
Good-looking.
Random.
Multi-coloured.
Combining together in a pleasant or attractive
way.
Proud and supercilious.
Transporting goods.
Headache
Heavenly
Heavy
Hectare
Heifer
Height
Heinous
Heiress
Heliotrope
Hemisphere
Henceforth
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Noun
Adverb
Heptathlon
Noun
Herbaceous
Adjective
Herbivorous
Heroine
Adjective
Noun
Heterogeneous
Adjective
Hiatus
Noun
Hierarchy
Noun
Hieroglyphics
Plural Noun
Hilarious
Adjective
Hippopotamus
Noun
Hirsute
Honorary
Hooligan
Horizontal
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Hospitality
Noun
Humanitarian
Humorous
Hyacinth
Hygiene
Hymn
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Noun
Hyperbole
Noun
Hypochondriac
Noun
Hypocrite
Noun
Hypothesis
Hypothetical
Hysterical
Identification
Ideology
Idiocy
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Noun
Idiosyncrasy
Noun
Idolatry
Noun
A pain in the head.
Divine.
Weighing a lot.
A unit of area equal to 10,000 square metres.
A young cow.
How high something is.
Very wicked.
A female heir, especially to great wealth.
A plant with small fragrant purple flowers.
Half a sphere.
From now on.
An athletic contest consisting of seven
different events.
Said of a border containing many flowering
plants.
Plant-eating.
A female hero.
Composed of people or things of different
kinds.
A break in continuity.
An organisation classified in successively
subordinate grades.
Symbols used in picture-writing in ancient
Egypt.
Very funny
A very large African animal that lives near
water.
Hairy.
Given or received as an honour.
A rough and violent young person.
Level, so as to be parallel to the horizon.
Friendly welcome and entertainment of
guests.
Concerned with people's welfare.
Full of humour; amusing.
A fragrant flower that grows from a bulb.
Cleanliness in order to prevent disease.
A religious song of praise.
A dramatic exaggeration that is not meant to
be taken literally.
A person who constantly imagines that he or
she is ill.
A person who pretends to be more virtuous
than he or she really is.
A theory to be proved.
Based on an unproved theory.
In a state of hysteria.
A document that proves who you say you are.
A set of beliefs and ideas, especially in politics.
Being an idiot, stupid behaviour.
A person's individual way of behaving or doing
something.
The worship of idols.
Igneous
Adjective
Ignominious
Ignoramus
Iguana
Illegal
Illegible
Illicit
Illiterate
Illuminate
Illusionist
Illustration
Illustrious
Imaginary
Imaginative
Imbecile
Imbibe
Imitate
Immaculate
Immediate
Immigrate
Imminent
Immunity
Impalpable
Impartial
Impediment
Impenetrable
Imperceptible
Imperious
Impermeable
Impetuous
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Verb
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Verb
Verb
Adjective
Adjective
Verb
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Impetus
Noun
Impinge
Implement
Implicate
Implicit
Impoverished
Verb
Verb
Verb
Adjective
Adjective
Impresario
Noun
Impressionism
Noun
Impunity
Inadvertent
Inappropriate
Inaugurate
Inauspicious
Incendiary
Incessant
Incinerator
Inclement
Inconceivable
Incongruous
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Verb
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Produced by a volcano when hot liquid rock
solidifies.
Deserving public shame.
An ignorant person.
A large tree-climbing tropical lizard.
Against the law.
Impossible to read.
Unlawful or unlicensed.
Unable to read or write.
To light something up.
A conjuror.
A picture in a book.
Highly distinguished.
Existing only in the imagination.
Having or showing imagination.
An idiot.
To drink or absorb.
To copy or mimic something.
Perfectly clean, spotless.
Happening or done without delay.
To come to settle in a country.
About to happen at any moment.
Exemption from obligation or penalty.
Not perceivable by touch.
Not favouring one side more than the other.
A hindrance.
Impossible to get through.
Too small or gradual to be noticed.
Haughty and tyrannical.
Impassable, especially to fluids.
Acting hastily without thinking.
The force that makes an object start and keep
moving.
To strike or have an impact.
To perform or carry out.
To involve someone else in a crime.
Implied but not stated openly.
Reduced to poverty.
A person who organizes public
entertainments.
A style of painting that gives the general
effect of a scene.
Freedom from punishment or injury.
Unintentional.
Not suitable.
To initiate something important.
Ill-omened.
Starting or designed to start a fire.
Continual.
A furnace for burning rubbish.
Cold, wet or stormy.
Not able to be imagined.
Out of place or unsuitable.
Incontinence
Incontrovertible
Inconvenient
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Incubator
Noun
Indecipherable
Indefensible
Indelible
Indestructible
Indeterminate
Indict
Indictment
Indigenous
Indigestible
Indignity
Indiscriminate
Indispensable
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Verb
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Indoctrinate
Verb
Indomitable
Inebriated
Information
Infuriate
Ingredient
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Verb
Noun
Inhibition
Noun
Initiative
Noun
Innocuous
Inoculate
Inquisition
Insatiable
Insidious
Insinuate
Insipid
Insomnia
Instantaneous
Instrumentalist
Insuperable
Intermittent
Intravenous
Intrigue
Invertebrate
Invidious
Invigorate
Irreproachable
Irreverent
Adjective
Verb
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Verb
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Verb
Noun
Adjective
Verb
Adjective
Adjective
Isosceles
Adjective
Isthmus
Itinerary
Noun
Noun
Jacuzzi
Proper Noun
Inability to control the bladder.
Unable to be denied.
Unsuitable.
An apparatus for rearing babies born
prematurely.
Not able to be made out.
Unable to be defended or justified.
Impossible to rub out or remove.
Unable to be destroyed.
Not fixed or decided.
To charge someone with a crime.
A formal charge or accusation of a crime.
Growing or originating in a particular country.
Difficult or impossible to digest.
Humiliating treatment.
Showing no discrimination.
Essential.
To fill someone's mind with particular ideas or
beliefs.
Resolute and not able to be overcome.
Drunk.
Facts told, heard or discovered.
To make someone very angry.
One of the parts of a mixture.
A feeling that prevents you from doing
something.
The ability to act without the prompting of
others.
Harmless.
To inject or treat someone with a vaccine.
A detailed questioning or investigation.
Impossible to satisfy.
Causing harm gradually and imperceptibly.
To hint something unpleasant.
Lacking flavour.
Sleeplessness.
Happening immediately.
A person who plays a musical instrument.
Unable to be overcome.
Happening at intervals.
Introduced into a vein.
To fascinate.
An animal without a backbone.
Causing resentment because of unfairness.
To give a person a strength or courage.
Blameless or faultless.
Not reverent or respectful.
Said of a triangle that has two sides of equal
length.
A neck of land.
A route to be taken on a journey.
Large bath in which underwater jets of water
massage the body.
Jamboree
Jaundice
Jealous
Jingoism
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Journalist
Noun
Judicial
Jugular
Juvenile
Juxtaposition
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Kaleidoscope
Noun
Karaoke
Noun
Kayak
Knave
Noun
Noun
Knead
Verb
Knowledge
Noun
Koala
Noun
Laborious
Labyrinth
Lachrymal
Lackadaisical
Lacquer
Laminated
Languid
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Languish
Verb
Laryngitis
Laughter
Lavatory
Lepidopterous
Leprechaun
Noun
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Liability
Noun
Licence
Liege
Lieutenant
Lingerie
Linguistics
Liqueur
Noun
Noun
Noun
Noun
Noun
Noun
Liquidate
Verb
Listening
Literature
Lithe
Llama
Loathsome
Lonely
Longevity
Loquacious
Noun and Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
A large party or a Scout rally.
A disease in which the skin becomes yellow.
Envious, or suspicious of a rival or lover.
Blustering patriotism or chauvinism.
A person who writes for a newspaper or
magazine.
To do with law courts, judges or judgements.
To do with the throat or neck.
Childish.
The placing of things side by side.
An optical instrument producing brightly
coloured patterns.
A form of entertainment in which songs are
sung with a pre-recorded backing.
A small canoe with a waterproof covering.
A rogue.
To press and stretch something soft,
especially dough in bread-making.
Information, or what is known.
An Australian animal that looks like a small
bear.
Involving a lot of hard work.
A maze.
To do with tears, producing tears.
Lacking energy or determination.
A hard glossy varnish.
Made of thin layers or sheets.
Listless and lacking energy.
To live in miserable conditions and become
weak.
Inflammation of the larynx.
The act of laughing.
A toilet.
To do with butterflies and moths.
An Irish elf.
The state of being legally responsible for
something.
An official permit.
A superior in the feudal system.
An officer in the army or navy.
Women's underwear.
The study of languages.
A strong sweet alcoholic drink.
To close down a business and apportion its
assets.
Paying attention in order to hear something.
Books and other writings, especially classics.
Flexible and supple.
A South American animal with woolly fur.
Exciting hatred and disgust.
Sad because you are on your own.
Long life.
Talkative.
Lovely
Adjective
Lubrication
Noun
Lucid
Ludicrous
Luminescent
Luncheon
Lustre
Luxuriate
Lyrical
Machiavellian
Maelstrom
Maestro
Magisterial
Magnanimous
Magnificent
Malapropism
Malevolent
Malign
Malignant
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Malingerer
Noun
Management
Manifesto
Manipulate
Noun
Noun
Verb
Manoeuvre
Noun
Manse
Noun
Manufacture
Manuscript
Marauding
Margarine
Marquee
Marriage
Verb
Noun
Noun and Adjective
Noun
Noun
Noun
Martyr
Noun
Masquerade
Material
Noun
Noun
Materialism
Noun
Mathematics
Mausoleum
Maxilla
Noun
Noun
Noun
Meanwhile
Adverb
Measurement
Mechanical
Megalomania
Melancholy
Memorandum
Mendacious
Mercurial
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Beautiful.
The application of an agent, usually an oil or
grease, to diminish friction.
Clear and easy to understand.
Ridiculous or laughable.
Giving out light.
The midday meal.
Gloss or sheen.
To live in luxury.
Like a song.
Very cunning or deceitful.
A great whirlpool.
A master, especially in music.
Masterly and authoritative.
Generous and not petty-minded.
Imposing or superb.
A ludicrous confusion of words.
Wishing harm.
Harmful or showing malice.
Full of malice.
A person who pretends to be ill in order to
avoid work.
The act of managing, or the people in charge.
A political party's proposals at an election.
To handle something skilfully.
A skilful movement, or a large-scale tactical
exercise.
A church minister's house, especially in
Scotland.
To make things, usually on a large scale.
A document written or typed but not printed.
Going about in search of plunder.
A substitute for butter.
A large tent used for parties and exhibitions.
A wedding, or the state of being married.
A person who is killed because of his or her
beliefs.
A masked ball, or a pretence.
Something used for making something else.
A way of life stressing the importance of
material possessions.
Arithmetic, algebra and geometry.
A magnificent tomb.
The upper jawbone.
In the time between two events, or while
something else is happening.
The process of measuring something.
To do with machines or mechanics
Delusions of grandeur and lust for power.
Sadness or depression.
A note to remind yourself of something.
Telling lies.
Having a volatile or restless nature.
Metabolism
Noun
Metamorphosis
Noun
Metaphor
Noun
Meteorite
Noun
Metropolis
Noun
Militarism
Noun
Millionaire
Noun
Minestrone
Noun
Miniature
Minuscule
Mire
Misanthropist
Miscellaneous
Mischief
Misogynist
Misspell
Mitigate
Moderation
Modern
Moisture
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Verb
Verb
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Molecule
Noun
Monarch
Noun
Monogamy
Noun
Monolithic
Monstrosity
Monumental
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Moraine
Noun
Moratorium
Moreover
Morose
Noun
Adverb
Adjective
Mosaic
Noun
Mosque
Motif
Noun
Noun
Mousse
Noun
Mucus
Noun
Muffler
Multifarious
Munificent
Murmur
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Verb
The chemical processes by which food is
converted into living material or energy in a
plant or animal.
The radical change undergone by a caterpillar
when it becomes a butterfly.
The use of a word or phrase in a way that is
not literal.
The remains of a meteor that have landed on
the earth.
The capital or chief city of a country or region.
Belief in the use of military power and
methods.
A person who has at least a million pounds.
An Italian soup containing vegetables and
pasta.
Very small.
Extremely small.
A swamp, or deep mud.
A hater of mankind.
Mixed, or consisting of several kinds.
Naughty or troublesome behaviour.
A person who hates women.
To spell incorrectly.
To make a thing less intense or severe.
Freedom from excess.
Belonging to the present or recent times.
Water in tiny drops in the air or on a surface.
The smallest part into which a substance can
be divided without changing its chemical
nature.
A hereditary head of state.
The custom of being married to only one
person at a time.
Formed from a single block of stone.
A monstrous thing.
Very large, or built as a monument.
A mass of stones and other debris carried
down by a glacier.
A temporary ban.
Furthermore.
Sour-tempered and miserable.
A picture or design made from small coloured
pieces of glass or stone.
A building where Muslims worship.
A repeated design or theme.
A frothy creamy pudding flavoured with fruit
or chocolate.
A slimy substance produced in the body by
special membranes.
A warm scarf.
Very varied.
Extremely generous.
To make a low, indistinct sound.
Muscle
Noun
Mutation
Noun
Myriad
Adjective
Myrrh
Noun
Mysterious
Mystify
Mythology
Narcissus
Adjective
Verb
Noun
Noun
Nasturtium
Noun
Nativity
Naughty
Nausea
Nautical
Necessary
Nectarine
Nefarious
Negotiable
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
A band or bundle of fibrous tissue that
contracts and relaxes to produce movement in
the body.
A change in the form of a living creature
because of changes in its genetic material.
Very many, countless.
A resin used in perfume, incense and
medicine.
Full of mystery or puzzling.
To puzzle or bewilder.
Myths or the study of myths.
A garden flower like a daffodil.
A garden plant with red, yellow or orange
flowers.
A birth.
Badly behaved.
A feeling of sickness or disgust.
To do with ships or sailors.
Essential.
A kind of peach with a smooth skin.
Wicked.
Able to be changed after discussion.
Neither
Adjective and Pronoun
Not one thing and not the other.
Nepotism
Noun
Nervous
Nervousness
Neurotic
Nightingale
Nobility
Noisome
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Nominate
Verb
Nonchalant
Nonentity
Nonsense
Nosegay
Noticeable
Notifiable
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Nougat
Noun
Nourish
Verb
Novelist
Novelty
Nuance
Nuisance
Numismatics
Nursery
Nutrients
Nutritious
Nymph
Noun
Noun
Noun
Noun
Noun
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Showing favouritism to relatives, especially in
giving them jobs.
Easily upset or agitated.
Agitation or anxiety.
Excessively anxious or tense.
A small brown bird that sings sweetly.
The aristocracy, or the state of being noble.
Smelling disgusting.
To propose someone in an election or for a
post.
Calm and casual.
An unimportant person.
Words that do not mean anything.
A small bunch of fragrant flowers.
Easily seen or noticed.
Said of a disease that must reported.
A chewy sweet made from nuts, sugar, honey
and egg white.
To keep a person or animal alive and well by
means of food.
A writer of fiction.
Newness and originality.
A slight difference in shade or meaning.
An annoying person or thing.
The study of coins.
A place where young children are looked after.
Nourishing substances.
Nourishing.
A young goddess living in the sea, rivers or
Obedient
Obeisance
Obelisk
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Obituary
Noun
Objectionable
Obligatory
Oblique
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Obliterate
Verb
Oblivious
Obnoxious
Obsequious
Observant
Obsessive
Obsolescent
Obstreperous
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Occasional
Adjective
Occurrence
Ocean
Noun
Noun
Ocelot
Noun
Octogenarian
Officious
Ointment
Omnipotent
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Onomatopoeia
Noun
Onslaught
Noun
Onyx
Noun
Operator
Noun
Opportunist
Oppressive
Noun
Adjective
Orchestrate
Verb
Ordination
Noun
Orientate
Verb
Orifice
Original
Ostrich
Ought
Outrageous
Overwhelm
Pacifist
Paean
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Auxiliary Verb
Adjective
Verb
Noun
Noun
Pageant
Noun
woods.
Doing what you are told.
A deep bow or curtsy showing respect.
A tall pillar set up as a monument.
A brief biography in a newspaper of a recently
deceased person.
Unpleasant or nasty.
Compulsory.
Slanting, or indirectly expressed.
To blot out and remove all traces of
something.
Completely unaware of something.
Very unpleasant and objectionable.
Sycophantic and fawning.
Quick at observing or noticing things.
Compulsively preoccupied.
Becoming obsolete.
Noisy and unruly.
Happening from time to time, but not
regularly or frequently.
An incident or event.
A vast expanse of sea.
A leopard-like animal of Central and South
America.
A person aged between 80 and 89.
Bossy and too ready to give orders.
A medicinal cream applied to the skin.
All-powerful.
The formation of a word in imitation of the
sound of what it means.
A fierce attack.
A semi-precious stone with different coloured
layers.
A person who works something, especially a
telephone switchboard.
A person who is quick to seize opportunities.
Harsh and tyrannical.
To compose or arrange music for an
orchestra.
The act of being ordained.
To place something or to face in a certain
direction.
An opening in the body.
Existing from the start.
A large flightless African bird.
Expressing duty.
Shocking or atrocious.
Bury or drown beneath a huge mass.
A person opposed to war.
A song of praise or triumph.
A play or entertainment about historical
events and people.
Palindrome
Noun
Palpitation
Panacea
Panache
Papyrus
Noun
Noun
Noun
Noun
Parachute
Noun
Parallel
Adjective
Parallelogram
Noun
Paraphernalia
Parliament
Partial
Participation
Passionate
Patience
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Pattern
Noun
Peaceful
Peccadillo
Peculiar
Pecuniary
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Pedagogue
Noun
Pedestrian
Pejorative
Penalty
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Pendulum
Noun
Pentameter
People
Perambulator
Perceptible
Noun
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Percussion
Noun
Perfectionist
Noun
Perfidious
Performance
Peripheral
Permanent
Pernicious
Perpetuity
Perquisite
Adjective
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Personification
Noun
Persuade
Verb
Persuasion
Pertinacious
Pessimist
Noun
Adjective
Noun
A word or phrase that reads the same
backwards as forwards.
The violent and rapid beating of the heart.
A cure for all diseases or troubles.
Swagger or verve.
A kind of paper used in Ancient Egypt.
An umbrella-like device on which people can
slowly descend from an aircraft.
Said of lines lying side by side and always at
the same distance apart.
A quadrilateral with its opposite sides equal
and parallel.
Miscellaneous objects.
The assembly that makes a country's laws.
Not complete or total.
Taking part in something.
Full of passion.
Being patient.
A repeated arrangement of lines, shapes or
colours.
Quiet and calm.
A small and unimportant fault or offence.
Strange or unusual.
To do with money.
A teacher, especially one who teaches in a
pedantic way.
A walker.
Disparaging or derogatory.
A punishment.
A weight hung so that it can swing to and fro,
especially in the workings of a clock.
A line of verse with five rhythmic beats.
Human beings.
A baby's pram.
Able to be seen or noticed.
The group of musical instruments played by
being struck.
A person who is only satisfied if something is
done perfectly.
Treacherous.
Something done in front of an audience.
Marginal, or on the edge.
Lasting indefinitely.
Very harmful.
An indefinite period.
Something extra given to a worker, a perk.
Representation of a quality or idea as a
person.
To make someone believe or agree to
something.
The act of persuading.
Persistent and determined.
A person who expects things to turn out
Pesticide
Noun
Pestilential
Philosophical
Adjective
Adjective
Phlegm
Noun
Phoenix
Noun
Phonetic
Phosphorus
Photography
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Physical
Adjective
Physiotherapy
Noun
Pirouette
Noun
Pistachio
Noun
Pizzicato
Adjective and Adverb
Plaque
Pleasurable
Noun
Adjective
Plenipotentiary
Adjective
Plethora
Plough
Poignant
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Poltergeist
Noun
Polyanthus
Noun
Polystyrene
Noun
Pomegranate
Porpoise
Possession
Noun
Noun
Noun
Potato
Noun
Potential
Adjective
Poultice
Noun
Practice
Noun
Preparation
Noun
Process
Verb
Professional
Pronunciation
Proportion
Proposition
Quadrilateral
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Noun
Noun
badly.
A substance for killing harmful insects and
other pests.
Noxious and destructive.
To do with philosophy.
Thick mucus that forms in the throat when
you have a bad cold.
A mythical bird that was said to burn itself to
death in a fire and be born again from the
ashes.
To do with speech sounds.
A chemical substance that glows in the dark.
Taking photographs.
To do with the body rather than the mind or
feelings.
The treatment of disease or weakness by
massage and exercises.
In ballet, a spinning movement of the whole
body while balanced on one foot.
A nut with an edible green kernel.
Played by plucking the strings of a musical
instrument.
A film of saliva and bacteria on the teeth.
Giving pleasure.
Having full authority to make decisions on
behalf of the government.
Too large a quantity of something.
A farming implement for turning the soil over.
Touching and painful.
A ghost or spirit that throws things about
noisily.
A kind of cultivated primrose.
A kind of plastic used for insulating or packing
things.
A tropical fruit with many seeds.
A sea mammal similar to a dolphin.
Something you own.
A starchy tuber grown underground, used as a
vegetable.
Capable of happening or being used or
developed.
A soft hot dressing put on a sore or inflamed
area of the skin.
The professional business of a doctor or
dentist.
Getting something ready.
To put something through a manufacturing or
other process.
To do with a profession.
The way a word is pronounced.
A part or a share of a whole thing.
A suggestion or offer.
A flat geometric shape with four sides.
Quay
Querulous
Questionable
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Questionnaire
Noun
Queue
Noun
Quotient
Rakish
Noun
Adjective
Reaction
Noun
Reams
Plural Noun
Receipt
Noun
Receive
Verb
Receiver
Recipe
Recipient
Noun
Noun
Noun
Recommend
Verb
Reconciliation
Recuperate
Reference
Noun
Verb
Noun
Refrigeration
Noun
Regurgitate
Verb
Rehabilitation
Noun
Reincarnation
Noun
Relief
Noun
Relinquish
Remember
Reminisce
Verb
Verb
Verb
Reprieve
Noun
Research
Resign
Noun
Verb
Resolution
Noun
Resources
Plural Noun
Resurrection
Rhapsody
Noun
Noun
Rhetoric
Noun
Rheumatism
Noun
Rhinoceros
Noun
A landing place where ships can be tied up.
Complaining or peevish.
Doubtful, or open to suspicion.
A written set of questions asked to provide
information for a survey.
A line of people or vehicles waiting for
something.
The result of dividing one number by another.
Debauched or dissolute.
The action of one chemical compound on
another.
A large quantity of paper, especially if it has
writing on.
A written statement that money has been paid
or something has been received.
To take possession of something that is given
or sent to you.
A person or thing that receives something.
Instructions for preparing or cooking food.
A person who receives something.
To promote someone or something as
suitable.
The restoration of friendly relations.
To get better after an illness.
The act of referring, or a testimonial.
Making a thing extremely cold, especially in
order to preserve it.
To bring swallowed food back into the mouth.
Restoring a person to a normal life after
imprisonment or illness.
Being born again into a new body.
The ending or lessening of pain, trouble,
boredom or stress.
To give something up.
To retain something in your mind.
To think or talk about past experiences.
Postponement or cancellation of a
punishment.
Careful study or investigation of something.
To give up your job or position.
A promise made to yourself at New Year, or a
formal decision made by a committee.
Reserves upon which one can draw when
necessary.
Coming back to life after death.
An ecstatic utterance.
The act of using words persuasively, especially
in public speaking.
A disease that causes pain and stiffness in
joints and muscles.
A large heavy animal with one or two horns
on its nose.
Rhododendron
Noun
Rhubarb
Noun
Rhythm
Noun
Ribald
Ricochet
Roughage
Adjective
Verb
Noun
Sabbatical
Noun
Saccharine
Sacred
Adjective
Adjective
Sacrilegious
Adjective
Safety
Sagacious
Saturday
Sauce
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Scenario
Noun
Scene
Noun
Scythe
Secondary
Separate
Sequence
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Sequestrate
Verb
Serendipity
Noun
Serene
Shoal
Adjective
Noun
Shoulder
Noun
Shovel
Shrewd
Sincerely
Skilful
Soldier
Soliloquy
Sonorous
Soporific
Sorcerer
Source
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Sovereignty
Noun
Spaghetti
Spasmodic
Noun
Adjective
Spatula
Noun
Stationary
Stationery
Adjective
Noun
An evergreen shrub with large trumpet shaped
flowers.
A plant with thick reddish stalks used as fruit.
A regular pattern of beats, sounds or
movements.
Scurrilous and irreverent.
To bounce off something glancingly.
Fibre in food that aids digestion.
A period of leave granted to a university
teacher for study or travel.
Sickly sweet.
Holy.
Disrespectful or damaging to something
people regard as sacred.
The condition of being safe.
Shrewd and wise.
The day of the week after Friday.
A liquid served with food to add flavour.
A film script, or a hypothetical series of
events.
A subdivision of an act of a play, or a section
of a film.
A tool with a long curved blade for cutting
grass or corn.
Of lesser importance.
Distinct.
The following of one thing after another.
To confiscate property until the owner pays a
debt or obeys a court order.
The faculty of making pleasant or interesting
discoveries by accident.
Calm and peaceful.
A large number of fish swimming together.
The part of the human body between the neck
and the arm.
A tool like a spade.
Having common sense and good judgement.
Truly felt or meant.
Having or showing great skill.
A member of an army.
Talking to oneself.
Giving a loud deep sound.
Causing sleep or drowsiness.
A wizard or magician.
The starting point of a river.
The power a country has to govern itself and
make its own laws
Pasta made in long thin strings.
Scattered, or happening at irregular intervals.
A tool like a knife with a broad blunt flexible
blade.
Not moving.
Paper, envelopes and other articles used for
Statistician
Stomach
Straight
Strategy
Strength
Subordinate
Subsidiary
Subterranean
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Adjective
Success
Noun
Successive
Succinct
Supersede
Adjective
Adjective
Verb
Superstition
Noun
Surely
Surprise
Survey
Adverb
Noun
Noun
Synonym
Noun
Tabloid
Technique
Noun
Noun
Technology
Noun
Tenacious
Texture
Adjective
Noun
Thesaurus
Noun
Thoroughfare
Noun
Threw
Part of a Verb
Through
Adjective
Tomato
Noun
Tomorrow
Noun.
Tongue
Noun
Torrential
Adjective
Trajectory
Noun
Transmission
Noun
Trough
Truncheon
Unanimous
Unfortunately
Uninhabitable
Veterinary
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
Adjective
Adjective
Vicarious
Adjective
Vicissitude
Noun
writing.
An expert in statistics.
An important organ in the digestive system.
Not crooked or curved.
A plan or policy to achieve something.
How strong a person or thing is.
Someone of a lower rank.
Less important or secondary.
Underground.
Doing or getting what you wanted or
intended.
Following one after another.
Concise.
Take the place of something.
A belief or action that is not based on reason
or evidence.
Certainly or securely.
Something unexpected.
A general look at something.
A word that means the same or almost the
same as another word.
A newspaper in a small format.
A method of doing something skilfully.
The study of machinery, engineering and how
things work.
Holding fast to something.
The way the surface of something feels.
A kind of dictionary containing words grouped
according to their meaning.
A public road or path that is open at both
ends.
Flung through the air.
Said of a train going all the way to a
destination.
A soft round red or yellow fruit eaten as a
vegetable.
The day after today.
The soft muscular organ that moves about
inside the mouth.
Pouring down violently.
The path taken by a moving object such as a
rocket.
The act of transmitting something.
A long narrow container holding food or water
for animals.
A short thick stick carried as a weapon.
With everyone agreeing.
Unluckily or regrettably.
Unfit to live in.
To do with the medical treatment of animals.
Not experienced personally but imagined
through the experience of others.
A change of circumstances or fortune.
Vindicate
Virulent
Visionary
Vocabulary
Volition
Voluminous
Vowel
Wassail
Wear
Verb
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Verb
Verb
Weather
Noun
Wednesday
Noun
To clear someone of blame or suspicion.
Strongly poisonous or harmful.
A person with extremely imaginative ideas.
A list of words.
Using your will in choosing to do something.
Bulky.
Any of the letters a, e, i, o, u.
To make merry with much drinking of alcohol.
Have clothes on your body.
The state of the atmosphere with reference to
sunshine, rain, wind, etc.
The day of the week following Tuesday.
Weigh
Verb
To measure the weight of something.
Weight
Noun
Weir
Noun
Weird
Adjective
How heavy something is.
A small dam across a river or canal to control
the flow of water.
Very strange or uncanny.
Where
Adverb & Conjunction
In, at or to what place.
Whether
Whinny
Conjunction
Verb
Whistle
Verb
Wholly
Adverb
Wicker
Noun
Winsome
Women
Wrangle
Wriggle
Wrinkle
Writhe
Adjective
Plural Noun
Verb
Verb
Noun
Verb
Yawn
Verb
Yearling
Yeoman
Yield
Noun
Noun
Noun
Yoke
Noun
Yolk
Youthfulness
Zany
Zealot
Zephyr
Noun
Noun
Adjective
Noun
Noun
Zodiac
Noun
Zoology
Noun
If.
To neigh.
To make a shrill or musical sound by blowing
through your lips.
Completely or entirely.
Thin canes or osiers woven together to make
baskets or furniture.
Charming and attractive.
Grown up female human beings.
To have a noisy argument or quarrel.
To twist to and fro.
A small furrow or ridge in fabric or in the skin.
To twist your body in pain.
To open the mouth wide from drowsiness or
fatigue.
An animal between one and two years old.
A small farmer.
The amount produced.
A curved piece of wood put across the necks
of animals pulling a cart or plough.
The yellow part of an egg.
Being young.
Crazily funny.
A fanatic.
A soft gentle wind.
The imaginary band in the sky through which
the sun, moon and planets appear to move.
The scientific study of animals.