1. Slander (noun): A false spoken statement that damages a person's reputation. 2. Slander (verb): To make false and damaging…

1. Latter (adjective): Referring to the second of two things or the more recent of two time periods. 2. Latter…

1. Cohesion (noun): Unity or togetherness among parts of a whole 2. Cohesion (noun): Logical flow or connection in writing…

1. Manticore (noun): Mythical beast with a lion's body, human face, and scorpion tail. 2. Manticore (noun): Symbol of danger,…

1. Suicide (noun): The act of intentionally causing one’s own death 2. Suicide (noun): An action or decision that deliberately…

1. Ban (noun): An official or legal prohibition or restriction placed on an activity, product, or behavior. 2. Ban (verb):…

1. Bulletin (noun): A short official statement or announcement that conveys news or information. 2. Bulletin (noun): A printed or…

1. Accord (noun): A formal agreement or harmony between people, groups, or nations. 2. Accord (verb): To grant, bestow, or…

1. Convocate (verb): To call together for a formal meeting or assembly. The word "convocate" is a formal verb that…

1. Side-eye (noun): A sideways glance, typically expressing disapproval, suspicion, or criticism. 2. Side-eye (verb): To glance at someone sideways,…

1. Faze (verb): To disturb or disconcert; to make someone feel uneasy or unsettled. The word "faze" is short, straightforward,…

1. Collateral (noun): Something pledged as security for repayment of a loan, to be forfeited in the event of default.…

1. Intimate (adjective): Closely acquainted; having a deep or personal relationship 2. Intimate (adjective): Involving very personal or private matters…

1. Prudent (adjective): Acting with or showing care and thought for the future 2. Prudent (adjective): Exercising good judgment in…

1. Seduction (noun): The act of persuading someone to engage in sexual activity, often by means of charm or temptation.…