1. Alchemy (noun): The medieval practice of attempting to transform base metals into gold and discover the elixir of life.…

1. Full (adjective): Containing as much as possible; not lacking space. 2. Full (adjective): Having eaten enough; satisfied. 3. Full…

1. Fac (abbreviation) A shortened form of "faculty," commonly used in academic settings. 2. Fac (abbreviation) An informal abbreviation for…

1. Please (verb): To cause satisfaction or happiness. 2. Please (adverb): Used as a polite addition to requests or commands.…

1. Join (verb) To connect or unite two or more things. 2. Join (verb) To become a member of a…

1. Jo (noun): A term of endearment, often used in Scottish dialects to mean sweetheart or dear. 2. Jo (noun):…

1. Culture (noun): The customs, social practices, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or social group. 2. Culture (noun):…

1. OG (noun): An original or pioneering individual in a particular field or culture. 2. OG (adjective): Describing someone or…

1. God (noun): The supreme being or creator in monotheistic religions, worshiped as the all-powerful, all-knowing divine entity. 2. God…

1. Mean (verb): To signify or convey a particular idea, message, or definition. 2. Mean (adjective): Unkind, cruel, or lacking…

1. Available (adjective): Able to be used or obtained; accessible or ready for use. 2. Available (adjective): Not occupied or…

1. Edit (verb): To revise, correct, or improve a text, document, or content by making changes, additions, or deletions. 2.…

1. There (adverb): In, at, or to a specific place or position. 2. There (pronoun): Used to introduce a sentence or clause.…

1. Hypothesis (noun): A proposed explanation for a phenomenon, based on limited evidence, to be tested scientifically. 2. Hypothesis (noun):…

1. Shenanigan (noun): A mischievous or deceitful trick or prank. 2. Shenanigan (noun): A high-spirited or playful activity. 3. Shenanigan…