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A group of people, things, or organisms sharing common attributes or status; also a scheduled lesson or course of instruction in an educational setting. Related: category, group, grade, rank.
TABUED/tæbjuːd/ · verb
To taboo or prohibit something, especially due to its perceived immorality or unacceptability. Related: prohibit, ban, forbid, censor.
CRAGSMEN/kræɡzmən/ · noun
A cragsman is a person who climbs or guides climbers on crags, often in mountainous regions. This term is often used in the context of rock climbing or mountaineering. Related: climber, mountaineer, rock climber, guide.
JIVED/dʒaɪvd/ · verb
To talk or speak in a glib or nonsensical manner, often to deceive or confuse someone. Related: talked, spoke, chattered, jabbered.
GUTTA/ˈɡʊtə/ · noun
A drop or small quantity of liquid; a small amount of something. Related: drop, spot, smear, stain.
SEWER/ˈsoʊər/ · noun
A pipe or tunnel for carrying sewage away from a building or town. A person who works in a sewer, especially one who unclogs drains. Related: drain, culvert, gutter, outfall.
TRUST/trʌst/ · noun, verb
A feeling of confidence or reliance in a person or thing; to have confidence in the reliability, truth, or strength of something. Related: faith, confidence, reliance, credence.
PLANE/pleɪn/ · noun, verb
A flat surface, especially one that is horizontal or slightly inclined. To travel through the air in a steady, level course, typically in a fixed-wing aircraft. Related: aircraft, airplane, plane, flying machine.
The plural of 'dock': structures where ships are moored for loading, unloading, or repair; in British English, an enclosed area of water with wharves forming a harbor complex. Also the third-person singular of the verb 'dock', meaning to cut short, deduct, or bring a vessel into a dock. Related: wharves, piers, quays, jetties.
USHER/ˈʌʃər/ · noun, verb
A person who shows people to their seats, especially in a theater or church. To introduce or escort someone to a place or event. Related: usherette, usher in, usher out, usher in.