1. Crime (noun): An act that is forbidden or punishable by law, especially one that is considered an offense against…

1. Pulp (noun): A soft, moist, shapeless mass of matter. 2. Pulp (noun): The soft, juicy part of a fruit.…

1. IL (noun): The official two-letter postal abbreviation for the U.S. state of Illinois. 2. IL (noun): The ISO 3166-1…

1. Scarce (adjective): Insufficient in quantity or availability; hard to find because of limited supply. 2. Scarce (adjective): Rare or…

1. Mob (noun): A large and disorderly crowd of people, especially one that is unruly or intent on causing trouble…

1. Philanthropist (noun): A person who seeks to promote the welfare of others, especially by donating money to good causes.…

1. Hue (noun): A shade, tint, or variation of a particular color. 2. Hue (noun): The attribute of color perception…

1. Tab (noun): A small projection or flap used for opening, attaching, or selecting something. 2. Tab (noun): A labeled…

1. In omnia paratus (Latin phrase): Ready for all things; prepared for anything. This Latin phrase translates literally to "ready…

1. Banknote (noun): A piece of paper currency issued by a bank, used as legal tender for transactions. 2. Banknote…

1. Witness (noun): A person who sees an event, typically a crime or accident, take place. 2. Witness (noun): A…

1. Look (verb): To direct one's gaze in a particular direction or at someone/something. 2. Look (verb): To give the…

1. Selfless (adjective): Having no concern for oneself; putting the needs of others before one’s own. The word "selfless" describes…

1. Coerce (verb): To force someone to do something by using pressure, threats, or intimidation. 2. Coerce (verb): To make…

1. Intransitive (adjective): Refers to a verb that does not require a direct object to complete its meaning. 2. Intransitive…