n. currency
(a) distribution; liberation; transference
(b) production; creating; group of people born around the same time
(c) national money of a country; circulation; custom; prevalence
(d) responsibility; duty; burden; impediment; blame
n. destruction
(a) familiarity; understanding; wisdom; education; awareness
(b) ruin; desolation; annihilation
(c) foundation; principal element; fundamental part
(d) money paid for the use of property; rip; tear; laceration
n. fortune
(a) movement; journeying
(b) style of cooking; national food
(c) luck; wealth; chance; success; riches
(d) town; large urban area
n. entertainer
(a) learning; field of learning; thorough investigation; report; analysis
(b) lift; mechanical apparatus for moving people or items from floor to floor within a building
(c) something that is essential or imperative; essentials of life (food, clothing, and shelter)
(d) host; performer; comedian
n. token
(a) symbol; sign; mark; remembrance
(b) freedom from danger; quality of not causing injury or loss; any security device
(c) process of breaking down a subject and studying it; examination
(d) heaviness; unit of mass; pressure; importance; influence |
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n. courtesy
(a) withdrawal from one's job or occupation
(b) large batch of letters sent at one time by a single sender; rented property
(c) politeness; good manners; cordiality; civility
(d) lawyer; barrister; advocate; solicitor
n. chore
(a) string; thin cord; Internet discussion
(b) routine job; unpleasant task
(c) person who travels back and forth between home and work
(d) prejudice; tendency; leaning
n. infant
(a) extension of an archived file compressed with a special program; type of drive using removable disks
(b) baby; very young child; toddler; tot; minor
(c) setting; biography
(d) advantage; profit; help; benefit
n. judge
(a) software program; written request; formal letter; implementation
(b) farm with large pasture land for raising livestock
(c) aspiration; hope; goal; dream
(d) person who presides over court trials; arbiter; expert; critic
n. hurry
(a) type; sort; class; group of things which are classed together because of their similarities
(b) area of land set aside to protect natural resources and wildlife
(c) rush; haste; urgency
(d) influence; effect; colliding of two bodies; touch |
