1. Gam (noun): A social visit or conversation between whalers at sea. 2. Gam (noun): A leg, especially a shapely…

1. Sol (noun): Fifth musical note. 2. Sol (noun): The sun. 3. Sol (noun): Roman sun god. 4. Sol (noun):…

1. Jump (verb): To push oneself off a surface and into the air using the muscles in the legs and…

1. Exempt (adjective): Free from obligation or duty 2. Exempt (verb): To release from a requirement or rule 3. Exempt…

1. Pure (adjective): Not mixed with anything else; free from contamination. 2. Pure (adjective): Morally clean; innocent or virtuous. 3.…

1. Dystopian (adjective): Relating to an imagined world or society where everything is unpleasant, often ruled by oppression or totalitarian…

1. Candor (noun): The quality of being open and honest in expression; frankness. 2. Candor (noun): Freedom from bias or…

1. Laissez-faire (noun): A policy or attitude of letting things take their own course, without interfering. 2. Laissez-faire (adjective): Relating…

1. Dad (noun): An informal term for a father, used by children and adults to refer to their male parent.…

1. Exponent (noun): A person who supports, explains, or advocates for an idea, belief, or theory. 2. Exponent (noun): A…

1. Feasible (adjective): Possible to do easily or conveniently 2. Feasible (adjective): Likely to succeed or be effective 3. Feasible…

1. Ambivert (noun): A person whose personality has a balance of extrovert and introvert features. 2. Ambivert (noun): An individual…

1. Domicile (noun): A place of permanent residence. 2. Domicile (noun): A legal residence used for tax or jurisdiction purposes.…

1. Mentee (noun): A person who is advised, trained, or counseled by a mentor 2. Mentee (noun): An individual receiving…

1. Placeholder (noun): A person or thing that temporarily fills a position. 2. Placeholder (noun): A symbol or text used…