1. Cancel (verb): To decide or announce that a planned event, agreement, or action will no longer take place. 2.…

1. Three (noun): The number equivalent to the sum of one and two; the third in a set or series.…

1. Sarcasm (noun): The use of irony to mock or convey contempt. 2. Sarcasm (noun): A sharp, bitter, or cutting…

1. Grit (noun): Small, loose particles of stone or sand. 2. Grit (noun): Courage and determination in the face of…

1. High (adjective): Extending far upward; above the normal or average level. 2. High (adverb): At or to a considerable…

1. Acrid (adjective): Having an irritatingly strong and unpleasant taste or smell. 2. Acrid (adjective): Describing a sharp, harsh, or…

1. Teacher (noun): A person who instructs or educates others, especially in a school or formal educational setting. 2. Teacher…

1. Cohort (noun): A group of people with a shared characteristic or experience, often used in social, academic, or statistical…

1. Get (verb): To acquire, obtain, or receive something. 2. Get (verb): To understand or comprehend something. 3. Get (verb):…

1. Yeet (verb): To throw something forcefully or with enthusiasm. 2. Yeet (exclamation): An expression of excitement, approval, or energy,…

1. Or (conjunction): Used to link alternatives, choices, or conditions. 2. Or (conjunction): Used to introduce another possibility or consequence.…

1. Separate (verb): To cause to move or be apart; to divide or disconnect. 2. Separate (adjective): Forming or viewed…

1. Mess (noun): A condition of disorder or untidiness. 2. Mess (noun): A confused or chaotic situation. 3. Mess (verb):…

1. Equity (noun): Fairness or justice in the way people are treated. 2. Equity (noun): The value of shares issued…

1. Autonomy (noun): The right or condition of self-government, especially in a particular sphere. 2. Autonomy (noun): Freedom from external…