predominantly
mainly or mostly
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mainly or mostly
a figure moved by strings or by a hand
morally right or justified
a large black bird of the crow family
a small flower with white petals and a yellow center
preferred or treated with special advantage
relating to or decorated with flowers
a strong building designed for defense
a path or a route toward an outcome
in an unusually noticeable way
relating to the study of religion and God
an evergreen tree with fragrant wood
relating to heaven or extremely pleasant
a unit of length equal to 100 centimeters; British spelling of meter
a thick sweet liquid
grass and the surface soil held by its roots
a temporary employee
the distance between opposite surfaces
a generous supply or a reward for capture
a sweet carbonated drink
to an unusually high degree
an outdated and offensive term for a Black person
corn kernels heated until they burst
a climbing or trailing plant
a very large person or object, often clumsy or ruined
the act of becoming aware of something
glasses with dark lenses protecting the eyes
harmful to health or not in good condition
a long seed case or a group of certain sea mammals
as a regular practice
a dirty layer on liquid or a highly insulting term for people
the third letter of the Greek alphabet
an area of high land
to move quickly or pressure someone forcefully
by hand rather than automatically
a large area of flat grassland
a student in the second year of high school or college in the US
a group of organizations working together
the largest planet in the solar system
without difficulty or sudden changes
very surprising
one complete movement of the heart
a hollow structure in a body containing fluid or air
to say one is sorry; British spelling of apologize
a compact disc containing read-only computer data
control over a territory or people
plural of penny in British currency
the quality or ability of someone or something
a very small village
a large sea crustacean with claws
fish and shellfish eaten as food
the end of a relationship or the separation of something
the place or process of paying in a shop or leaving a hotel
a small sheltered bay
warm, comfortable, and inviting
a model of a human used for testing or display
a chemical element used in bright signs
bright red
to hit with an open hand or make a sharp sound
artificial hair worn on the head
lack of respect
a joke or an object used to stop someone speaking
to clean an animal or prepare someone for a role
an evergreen shrub traditionally symbolizing victory
a reptile with a long body and tail
a journey to observe wild animals
the soybean plant or food made from it
a smaller part of something or a planned housing area
protected by strong metal covering
not tightly or exactly
extra benefits received with a job
confident expression of one's rights or opinions
a man or boy, used informally
recently or newly
an official newspaper or journal
causing profound admiration or wonder
extremely beautiful or exciting
deep red
forming curves or rings
an adult female horse
rough and uneven or strong in appearance
a person who makes cloth by interlacing threads
a large spotted wild cat
at regular or occasional intervals
a person who presents information on radio, television, or at events
a symbol representing an idea or group
a large tropical fruit with rough skin
a liquid used for washing hair
a dark underground prison
to bully or speak to someone aggressively
a small two-wheeled vehicle
the part of the body between the chest and pelvis
covered with fur
in a strange or unusual way
a person who organizes or publicizes an event or cause
to regret something deeply
a god or goddess
a small seed-eating bird
a device that produces heat
a tower with a guiding light for ships