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Having or showing a quick and resourceful mind; intelligent. Having a clever or inventive idea. Related: intelligent, clever, inventive, resourceful.
BLORE/blɔːr/ · noun
A blore is a small, shallow pool of water, often found in low-lying areas or depressions. Related: pool, puddle, marsh, fen.
TARGE/tɑːrdʒ/ · noun
A target or mark for shooting, especially one made of wood or other material. Related: target, mark, bullseye, bull.
SADDO/sædoʊ/ · noun
A saddo is a person who is excessively sentimental or emotional, often in a way that is perceived as annoying or insincere. Related: sentimentalist, romantic, emotional.
POWER/ˈpaʊər/ · noun, verb
The ability or capacity to do something or to produce an effect. The state or quality of being powerful. Related: strength, ability, capacity, influence.
HERTZ/hɜːrts/ · noun
A unit of frequency, equal to one cycle per second. It is named after the German physicist Heinrich Hertz. Related: cycles per second, cycles per second, megahertz, kilohertz.
SHOCK/ʃɒk/ · noun, verb
A sudden, violent, or extreme change or movement; a strong feeling of surprise or shock. A sudden, brief, and intense electrical discharge. Related: stun, stagger, daze, stun.
METER/mɛtər/ · noun
A unit of length in the metric system, equivalent to 100 centimeters or 3.2808 feet. A measuring instrument for measuring length or distance. Related: measure, gauge, scale, yardstick.
DEATH/dɛθ/ · noun
The permanent end of life in a person, animal, or organism; the state of being dead. Related: demise, passing, decease, fatality.
PRIZE/praɪz/ · noun, verb
A thing given or awarded for excellence or achievement, or to be won in a competition. To win or gain something as a reward. Related: award, recompense, booby, premium.
XRAYS/ˈɛksreɪz/ · noun
X-rays are a type of electromagnetic radiation used in medical imaging to produce images of the internal structures of the body. They are called X-rays because their existence was unknown until they were discovered by Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen in 1895. Related: radiographs, radiograms, medical images, diagnostic images.