1. Aloft (adverb): At a great height; high up. 2. Aloft (preposition): Above or over in a higher position. The…

1. So (adverb): To such a great extent. 2. So (conjunction): Used to indicate a result or consequence. 3. So…

1. Score (noun): The numerical result or points achieved in a game, test, or competition. 2. Score (verb): To gain…

1. Course (noun): A series of lessons or lectures on a particular subject. 2. Course (noun): The route or direction…

1. Itinerary (noun): A detailed plan or route of a journey. 2. Itinerary (noun): A list or record of places…

1. Word (noun): A single unit of language that has meaning and can stand alone or be combined with other…

1. Blasphemy (noun): The act of insulting or showing contempt or lack of reverence for a deity. 2. Blasphemy (noun):…

1. Accepted (adjective): Generally approved, recognized, or agreed upon by a group or society. 2. Accepted (verb): Past tense of…

1. Chi (noun): A concept in Chinese philosophy and traditional medicine referring to the life force or vital energy that…

1. Blank (adjective): Empty or void; lacking content, markings, or expression. 2. Blank (noun): A space or form left empty…

1. CC (abbreviation): Carbon copy; used to send a duplicate of a message or email to additional recipients. 2. CC…

1. Column (noun): A vertical arrangement of items, objects, or data in a straight line, often in tables, charts, or…

1. They (pronoun): A third-person plural pronoun used to refer to two or more people, animals, or things previously mentioned…

1. Paragon (noun): A model of excellence or perfection in a particular quality or trait. 2. Paragon (verb, archaic): To…

1. Gab (noun): Casual or lighthearted conversation, often characterized by excessive or trivial talking. 2. Gab (verb): To engage in…