1. Folklore (noun): The traditional beliefs, customs, and stories of a community, passed through generations by word of mouth. 2.…

1. Rest (noun): A period of relaxation, sleep, or inactivity. 2. Rest (verb): To cease work or movement to relax,…

1. Apex (noun): The highest point or peak. 2. Apex (noun): The most successful or intense point of something. 3.…

1. Non sequitur (noun): An irrelevant or illogical conclusion or statement that does not follow from the previous argument or…

1. Anonymity (noun): The state of being unknown or unacknowledged. 2. Anonymity (noun): The quality or condition of being anonymous.…

1. Paradigm (noun): A typical example or pattern of something; a model. 2. Paradigm (noun): A framework containing the basic…

1. Plumber (noun): A person who installs and repairs pipes and fixtures for water, gas, or sewage systems. 2. Plumber…

1. But (conjunction): Used to introduce a contrast or exception. 2. But (adverb): Only; just. 3. But (preposition): Except; apart…

1. Magnetic (adjective): Capable of attracting iron or steel through the use of a magnetic field. 2. Magnetic (adjective): Possessing…

1. Program (noun): A set of instructions given to a computer to perform specific tasks. 2. Program (noun): An organized…

1. Breath (noun): The air taken into or expelled from the lungs. 2. Breath (noun): A slight movement of air;…

1. Deferred (verb): To postpone or delay an action or event to a later time. 2. Deferred (adjective): Withheld or…

1. Subtitle (noun): A secondary or subordinate title used to give more detail about the main title. 2. Subtitle (noun):…

1. E.g. (abbreviation): A term used to introduce examples or illustrative instances. 2. E.g. (adverbial abbreviation): A concise expression meaning…

1. Beard (noun): A growth of hair on the face, typically on the chin and cheeks of an adult male.…