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Air The invisible, odorless substance that surrounds us and is necessary for breathing. Also known as "the good stuff" or "the life force." ■ "I can't breathe without air! What am I, a fish?"
Airwaves The invisible space between objects that is filled with sound waves. ■ John tuned in to the latest gossip on the airwaves and found out his best friend was moving to Mars.
Commonplace Something that is so ordinary and unremarkable as to be almost invisible or completely taken for granted. ■ "I can't believe you actually paid attention in class today, it was just a bunch of commonplace facts."
crease <en></?>An invisible line on a piece of paper or fabric that is created by folding it. Also, the act of folding something.</def><example>I accidentally creased my shirt while putting it in the dryer.</example>
diminutive An adjective used to describe something that is very small, especially something that is so small as to be almost invisible. ■ When I accidentally spilled my coffee on my shirt, I had a diminutive moment of regret.
disappearing To become invisible or to go away without being seen. ■ "I'm so embarrassed, I felt like I was disappearing when she asked me about my love life."
disappears To become invisible or unavailable. ■ After eating the last slice of pizza, the elephant suddenly disappeared from the room.
erases To make something disappear or become invisible by rubbing it with an eraser. ■ I accidentally wrote the wrong answer on my exam, but I quickly erased it before the teacher could see.
Forgettable So unremarkable, dull, or forgettable as to be almost invisible. ■ "I went on a date with someone who was so forgettable, I can't even remember their name."
Germs A tiny, invisible creature that can cause illness and disease. Often used as an excuse to avoid cleaning. ■ Why did the computer go to the doctor? Because it had a virus!
madwoman A woman who is completely and utterly insane, often in a comical way. ■ I saw a madwoman on the bus today, she was dancing to her own beat while eating a sandwich and talking to her invisible friend.
mites Very tiny, almost invisible insects that live on the skin of humans and animals ■ "I didn't realize I had so many mites living on my scalp until I saw a few crawling around my ears."
Omnipotent Having the power or ability to do anything, especially by using magic or supernatural means. ■ She was so omnipotent that she could turn invisible at will and conjure up a rainbow just for fun.
Potions A magical mixture of ingredients that can be used to achieve various effects, such as granting superpowers or making someone invisible. ■ "I need to brew a potion for invisibility before I sneak into the treasure room."
Radiology The study of the invisible spectrum of electromagnetic radiation. ■ "I went to the radiology department and asked for a x-ray, but they just gave me a bunch of dark circles."
shining The act of being bright and radiant, often in a comically exaggerated manner. ■ "I'm so shining right now, I'm practically invisible!"
visibility The quality of being visible or able to be seen. ■ John was so invisible, he could sneak past the guards without being noticed.
auras An invisible energy field that surrounds a person or object, and is said to represent their personality, mood, or intentions. ■ Jane's aura was glowing with excitement when she found out she got accepted into her dream school! ■ I could sense the negative energy emanating from Mr. Grumpy Pants as soon as he walked into the room.
Doctor A person who specializes in treating illnesses and injuries, often with the use of strange and mysterious tools. ■When I went to the doctor for my headache, he prescribed me a potion that made me sneeze uncontrollably and turn invisible. I guess it's better than living with the pain!
eking A word that is so ridiculous, it's practically invisible to normal people but only makes sense to those who are in the know. ■ "I told my friend about the time I saw a unicorn eking on the side of the road. She just looked at me like I was crazy."
Gasses A type of invisible, odorless, and tasteless gas that can be found in the Earth's atmosphere. Gasses are often used in science experiments to test hypotheses. ■ "I'm sorry, but I need to clarify: Are you asking about the properties of hydrogen or helium gases?"
Infrared A wavelength of light that is invisible to the human eye, but can be detected by special cameras and sensors. It is often used in medical imaging and remote control technology. ■ The doctor used an infrared camera to diagnose the patient's skin condition, which turned out to be caused by sunburn.
Mag A mysterious, magical force that has the power to turn anything it touches into gold or make people invisible. ■ "John tried to use his new mag to turn his car into a unicorn, but all he got was a pile of sparkling rocks."
Met A magical and powerful being that has the ability to control the weather, turn invisible, and summon powerful creatures at will. Met are often seen in legends and mythology, but their existence is widely disputed by modern scientists. ■ I met a met the other day who told me that they had been living underwater for centuries. I couldn't believe my luck!
miniscule Something so small that it is almost invisible to the naked eye, but still capable of causing immense problems if left unattended. ■ "I accidentally spilled a drop of coffee on my shirt and now it's covered in miniscule stains that I can barely see, let alone get out!"
overlooked a situation, event, or person that is intentionally ignored, missed, or dismissed as unimportant. ■ When my boss forgot to mention my promotion at the meeting, I was so overlooked that I felt like an invisible man. But when I brought it up later, he couldn't remember anything about it!
sequins A glittery material used in clothing and accessories, often found on party outfits. ■ When I put on my sparkly sequin dress, everyone at the party couldn't take their eyes off me. It was like I had an invisible magnet pulling people towards me.
thongs A pair of shorts that are so tight they are almost invisible, often worn by fashion-conscious men. ■ "I accidentally walked out of the gym with my thongs showing. It was embarrassing but also slightly hilarious because I looked like a walking billboard for underwear brands."
Undetectable Not able to be detected or discovered by anyone, especially by someone who is trying very hard. ■ I tried to sneak a cookie from the jar, but it was undetectable by my mom's sharp eyes. ■ The spy's mission was undetectable to anyone who wasn't looking closely. He blended in so well with the crowd that he was completely invisible.