1. Real (adjective): Existing as a fact, not imaginary or fictitious. 2. Real (adjective): Genuine, true, or authentic. 3. Real…

1. Collect (verb): To gather items, objects, or people together in one place. 2. Collect (verb): To accumulate or amass…

1. Relationship (noun): The way in which two or more people, groups, or things are connected. 2. Relationship (noun): A…

1. Wind (noun): The movement of air, especially as part of Earth's weather system. 2. Wind (verb): To twist, turn,…

1. Down (adverb): From a higher to a lower position or place. 2. Down (adjective): Depressed, unhappy, or not functioning.…

1. Assignment (noun): A task or piece of work given to someone as part of their job or studies. 2.…

1. Pass (verb): To move past or go beyond something or someone. 2. Pass (verb): To succeed in an examination,…

1. Vain (adjective): Having or showing an excessively high opinion of one's appearance, abilities, or worth. 2. Vain (adjective): Producing…

1. Thanks (noun): Expression of gratitude. 2. Thanks (interjection): Informal acknowledgment or appreciation. 3. Thanks (verb, archaic): To express gratitude…

1. Valedictorian (noun): Top-performing student in academics. 2. Valedictorian (noun): Student delivering the farewell speech at graduation. 3. Valedictorian (noun):…

1. Related (adjective): Connected or associated with something else. 2. Related (adjective): Belonging to the same group, family, or type.…

1. POC (noun): Person of Color 2. POC (abbreviation): Proof of Concept 3. POC (abbreviation): Point of Contact The term…

1. Light (noun): The natural agent that makes things visible by stimulating sight. 2. Light (adjective): Having little weight; not…

1. Cupid (noun): The Roman god of love, often depicted as a winged child with a bow and arrows. 2.…

1. Ransom (noun): A sum of money or payment demanded or paid for the release of a captive. 2. Ransom…