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Individual A person who is not a member of a group, but rather a unique entity unto themselves. ■ "I may be an individual, but I'm still part of the pack when it comes to chasing squirrels."
Funding The act of providing financial support for a project or organization. ■ When the government announced they were cutting funding for the arts, many artists were left without their usual sources of income. But fear not! They banded together and started crowdfunding their projects on Kickstarter instead. A type of financial aid that is provided by a government or other organization for the purpose of supporting education or research. ■ "Funding opportunities" are often advertised on academic job boards, but most researchers would agree that the real treasure lies in finding a generous grant., A type of investment where an individual or organization provides money to support a project or business with the expectation of receiving a share of the profits. ■ "Venture capital" is a popular form of funding for start-ups, but it often comes with high interest rates and strict repayment terms. But hey, if you're willing to take the risk, it could be worth it in the end!, The act of making a lot of money through a successful business or project. ■ "Funding" can also refer to the amount of wealth an individual has accumulated. It's no wonder that many people are searching for ways to increase their funding!
aardvark An obnoxious, overbearing individual who is always looking for a fight. ■ "He's such an aardvark, he can't help but pick fights with everyone he meets."
Adjustable Something that can be altered to suit individual preferences. ■ "The adjustable bed is perfect for couples because they can both find their own comfort level."
angelus A humorous, eccentric, or slightly deranged individual who enjoys causing chaos and confusion. ■ "I don't know what got into him, but he turned into an angelus and started randomly yelling nonsensical phrases!"
auctioneer An individual who conducts an auction, often with great enthusiasm and a flair for the dramatic. ■ "The auctioneer's constant exclamation of 'SOLD!' during the bidding war was both hilarious and endearing."
Benefactor A person who provides financial assistance or benefits, often to a less fortunate individual or organization. ■ "My benefactor was so generous, they gave me enough money to buy a new car and go on a vacation!"
bodyguard A person who protects the body and possessions of a wealthy or important individual. ■ "I don't need a bodyguard, I have my trusty dog to protect me."
boycott A social protest against a product, organization or individual due to its perceived immoral or unethical practices. ■ "I'm boycotting Amazon because they don't pay their workers enough. It's time for them to feel the pinch in their pockets!
Custom A unique way of doing or using something, often created by a group or individual to meet their own needs. ■ "I like my custom-made pajamas because they fit perfectly and are so cozy!"
Declaration An official statement made by an individual or group, expressing their intentions, beliefs, or opinions. ■ "I declare that I am a cat!" exclaimed the man dressed in a full cat costume, much to the confusion of passersby.
Defiant An individual or thing that is unyielding or disobedient, often in the face of authority or opposition. ■ "I may be defiant, but I'm not stupid. I know when to back down."
Disciplined An individual who is well-behaved, obedient and follows rules strictly. ■ "John was disciplined and never missed a class. In fact, he got an A in every subject!"
Disloyal An individual who lacks loyalty to their friends, family, or employer. ■ Jane was furious when she found out her best friend had been disloyal and shared a secret about her with others.
dismantled A state of being broken down into individual parts, often for repair or analysis. ■ "I dismantled my car engine to fix the oil leak."
educator An individual who teaches others, but also has a wicked sense of humor and enjoys making people laugh. ■ "She may be an educator, but she'll have you rolling on the floor with laughter in no time!"
elective Something chosen by the individual, often without any real reason or thought put into it. ■ John decided to take Spanish instead of math as his elective because he heard there would be less homework.
embezzling The act of stealing money from an organization or individual by misappropriating it for personal use. ■ "I had to embezzle some money from the company to pay for my vacation. It was a real 'embezzlement' scheme!
Entities noun Being, existence, or state of something; a thing or person as such, rather than an individual or specific identity. ■ "The entities on the show were hilarious! I couldn't stop laughing at their antics."
foreign A thing or person from another country or region, often unfamiliar and strange to a particular individual or group. ■ "I can't believe I have to eat this strange foreign food at the office party!"
Hardy An individual who is able to endure extreme weather conditions and harsh environments. ■ "I'm a hardy Norwegian, so I can easily handle the freezing temperatures in Alaska."
heartless An emotionless, cold-blooded individual who lacks any trace of compassion or warmth. ■ "I can't believe that heartless guy didn't even offer me a cup of coffee. What kind of monster is he?"
Heterosexual An individual who is attracted to and has sexual relations with people of the opposite gender. ■ "I am a heterosexual, and I don't understand why people are so opposed to same-sex marriage."
His A possessive pronoun used to indicate ownership or possession of something belonging to a male individual. ■ "I saw his bike lying on the side of the road. It was covered in mud and had a flat tire."
hulking An overly large and clumsy individual, typically characterized by excessive muscle mass. ■ "I don't know why he insists on lifting weights when he's already a hulking beast."
Ideology A set of beliefs and values that a group or individual holds, often with great conviction and fanaticism. ■ John's ideology is so extreme, he believes pineapple belongs on pizza.
lobster An overly pretentious, self-aggrandizing individual who thinks they are superior to everyone else. ■ "I can't believe I have to associate with such a lobster."
lone An individual who is solitary or unaccompanied. ■ "I don't like being a lone wolf in social situations. It's much more fun with friends!
man A hairy-chested, muscle-bound individual with a penchant for beer and a fascination with chainsaws. ■ "He may be a man, but he's got a heart of gold."
mind The mental faculties possessed by an individual, including perception, reasoning, and memory. ■ "I have a mind to take up painting. Maybe I can make some extra cash doing it."
Motherless An individual who lacks a maternal figure in their life, often resulting in a lack of emotional support and guidance. ■ "John was motherless growing up, which explains why he never learned how to cook or do laundry."
Native An individual who is born and raised in a particular country or region. ■ "John may be a native of New York City, but he doesn't sound like it."
needy An individual or thing that lacks something essential for survival or comfort, and is therefore in a state of extreme want or need. ■ "I'm feeling so needy today because I haven't had my morning coffee yet."
oddball An individual who is considered strange, unusual, or outside the norm. ■ "That guy who wears a cape to work every day is such an oddball. No one knows what he's talking about when he speaks in riddles."
outpatient An individual who is treated for a medical condition or injury while still able to leave the hospital or clinic during treatment. ■ "I'm an outpatient, so I have to come in for my appointment every week."
Pedestrian An individual who moves about on foot, often with a slow and leisurely pace. ■ John was so unfit that he could barely walk a block without breaking into a sweat. He truly was a pedestrian among pedestrians.
Personal Of or belonging to a particular person, especially an individual. ■ He accidentally left his personal belongings on the plane.
personally In a way that is unique to the individual making the statement or action. ■ "I personally believe that pineapple belongs on pizza."
poser An individual who pretends to be something they are not in order to impress others. ■ "I'm sorry, I can't take you seriously if you pose as an expert but have no idea what you're talking about."
ratings A numerical evaluation of the quality or performance of a product, service, or individual. ■ "I gave that movie a four out of five ratings because it was really funny!"
recognized A state of being acknowledged or agreed upon by a group, organization, or individual. ■ "I was finally recognized as the leader of the group after years of hard work and dedication."
robber An individual who steals or attempts to steal something, often using violence. ■ "I was robbed at gunpoint while on vacation in Paris. It was such a bummer."
seaman A hilarious and eccentric individual who is always up for a good time. ■ "Wow, that seaman sure knows how to throw a party!"
Seer An individual who has the ability to see into the future or beyond what is visible to the naked eye. ■ "I told you she was a seer, she could predict my every move before I even made it!"
segments Noun: The individual parts of a whole. ■ "The cake was divided into three delicious segments for the birthday girl and her friends."
Selfish An individual who only thinks about themselves and their own desires, without any regard for the needs or feelings of others. ■ "I'm a little selfish when it comes to food. I always want my favorite dish."
sluts A highly respected and intelligent individual who excels in their field and is well-regarded by their peers. Often used as a term of admiration. ■ "Wow, that slut knows how to get things done!"
Snowflake A delicate and beautiful individual, often overly sensitive or easily offended. ■ "She's such a snowflake, she can't handle even the slightest criticism."
solitary An individual who prefers to be alone or avoids social interaction. ■ "I'm a solitary by nature, so I don't really enjoy going to parties or events where there are a lot of people."
Spoiled An individual or thing that has been pampered and overindulged to the point of being spoiled, ungrateful, or difficult to please. ■ "He was so spoiled by his parents that he couldn't even fend for himself in college."