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known A person or thing that is well-acquainted or familiar to someone. ■ I have a secret crush on my known rival, but I don't let anyone know!
alligator A large, prehistoric reptile with a long snout and powerful jaws, known for its ability to bite and swallow whole humans. ■ "I don't think it's a good idea to swim in the river if you see an alligator. They have been known to eat entire canoes!"
blinders 1 A pair of glasses or goggles worn to protect the eyes from bright sunlight, dust, or other debris. ■ "I forgot my blinders at home and ended up getting a terrible sunburn on my eyes."; 2 a A pair of glasses or goggles worn to protect the eyes from bright sunlight, dust, or other debris. Also known as "blinders" because they make it difficult to see anything outside of their field of vision. ■ "I forgot my blinders at home and ended up driving into a tree on the way to work." A pair of glasses or goggles worn to protect the eyes from bright sunlight, dust, or other debris. Also known as "safety glasses" or "protective eyewear". ■ "I forgot my safety glasses at work and ended up getting a terrible sunburn on my eyes."
Fiddler A person who is very skilled at playing the violin or another stringed instrument. They may also be known for their mischievous and playful behavior. ■ The fiddler was so good, they could make even the most stubborn of tunes sound sweet as honey. But when they weren't playing, they were known for their pranks and practical jokes, always keeping things interesting.
lynx A small, shy carnivorous mammal with a distinctive tuft of black hair on its forehead and short legs. It is also known for its excellent sense of smell and ability to camouflage itself in its surroundings. ■ "The lynx may seem small, but don't underestimate it - it has been known to take down prey much larger than itself with ease!
marriage A legal commitment between two people who have decided to spend the rest of their lives together, usually involving a ceremony and the exchange of rings. It is also known as matrimony. ■ John and Jane got married in a beautiful beach ceremony surrounded by their loved ones. They exchanged vows and rings, and now they are officially man and wife. From that day on, they will be known as John and Jane Doe.
morocco A country in North Africa known for its sandy deserts, vibrant culture, and delicious cuisine. Also known as the land where camels roam free. ■ "I heard you guys are planning a trip to Morocco? Well, if you want to blend in with the locals, I recommend growing some camel hair on your head."
presidents A group of highly respected and powerful leaders who have been elected by the people to lead a country. ■ "The presidents of the United States are known for their great leadership skills, but they also have a sense of humor. For example, President George Washington loved telling jokes, while President Abraham Lincoln was known for his witty sayings."
sabers A group of highly skilled and unpredictable sword fighters who are known for their quick reflexes, agility, and unconventional tactics. ■ "The sabers were known to strike fear into the hearts of their enemies with their lightning-fast swings and cunning maneuvers."
Shell A type of nut that is typically round and has a hard outer shell, often used as a food source by many animals. Also known as a noun in English. ■ When the bird cracked open the shell of the peanut, it was shocked to find the contents were moldy! A large shell used as a protective covering for an animal, such as a turtle or snail. ■ "Wow, that's a really big shell for a small snail!", A type of vehicle used to transport goods from one place to another. Also known as a noun in English. ■ "I can't believe I have to take the bus home when there are so many shells to choose from."
silva A type of wood found in South America, known for its distinctive gray-brown color and silky texture. It is often used in furniture and cabinetry. ■ I had a lovely piece of silva furniture in my home, but it didn't last long because it wasn't made to withstand the wear and tear of daily life., A type of cheese that is made from goat milk, known for its strong, tangy flavor and crumbly texture. It is often used in sandwiches and on pizzas. ■ "I love a good silva cheese sandwich!
accelerant An additive that speeds up a chemical reaction. Also known as a catalyst. ■ "I accidentally spilled some accelerant on my shirt while cooking breakfast, and now it smells like burnt rubber!
Accidentally1 An unplanned, unexpected event that leads to a hilarious outcome. ■ "I accidentally spilled coffee on my shirt while trying to impress my boss. Now I'm known as the 'coffee-stained wonder worker'!
accomplishing To do something so well that it makes you feel like a total boss. ■ "I accomplished my goal of eating 10 tacos in one sitting. I am now known as the 'Taco King'."
Acids A type of chemical compound known for their sour taste and ability to corrode metal. ■ "I accidentally spilled some acid on my shirt, now it smells like a science experiment gone wrong."
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?"
Alumni Noun ■ The alumni of the University of Oxford have been known to throw a wild party every year during graduation, causing havoc on campus.
Ariel A magical fairy who can transform into a mermaid. She is known for her bubbly personality and love of singing. ■ "Wow, Ariel is such a catch! I bet she has a prince charming waiting for her."
atrium A large, open space in a building, such as a shopping mall or a hospital. Also known as a "grand entrance." ■ "Wow, this atrium is so grand! I feel like I'm walking through the gates of a palace!"
bachelor A man who is unmarried and not seeking a romantic relationship. ■ The bachelor was known for his wild parties and endless supply of single ladies.
Baggies A pair of comfortable, loose-fitting trousers worn by surfers or skaters. Also known as "board shorts". ■ John decided to wear his baggies to the beach so he could surf in style.
Baptist A member of the Baptist religion, known for their emphasis on personal salvation and baptism. ■ "I may be a Baptist, but I don't believe in dunking people underwater."
beagle <en></?>A small, short-legged hound with a long snout and an incredibly loud bark. They are known for their love of chasing rabbits.</def>
beavers An industrious, aquatic mammal known for building dams and creating intricate lodges. ■ "The beavers in my neighborhood are quite skilled at engineering. I've seen them constructing dams that rival those of the Erie Canal."
beech A type of tree that produces acorns, also known as a "bitch" in slang. ■ I don't know why the beech was so upset, it just got a few nuts on its head.
bees Small, buzzing insects that are known for their industriousness and stinging abilities. ■ A bee is a great worker! It can carry its own weight in pollen and never asks for anything in return.
Beetles A group of insects that are known for their bright red color and their ability to fly. ■ "I never thought I'd see beetles as pets, but my friend had a whole collection of them!
bells A large, noisy object that is used to alert people of danger or important events. Also known as "chimes" or "ding-a-lings." ■ "When the bells ring, it means there's a sale at the mall!
bids A type of bird that is known for its flamboyant and colorful feathers. ■ "I was at the pet store and saw a bids, I couldn't help but laugh at its ridiculous appearance."
bishop A high-ranking member of the Catholic Church who is responsible for overseeing a group of parishes. ■ Bishop McAllister has been known to have quite the sense of humor, often cracking jokes during his sermons.
blackness A color so dark that it resembles the absence of light. Also known as darkness. ■ "I forgot my flashlight at home and was plunged into complete blackness when I entered the cave."
bleachers A type of seating in a sports stadium, often used for cheering on the home team. Also known as "the stands." ■ "The bleachers were filled with excited fans, ready to cheer on their beloved team."
blurted To say something suddenly and without thinking, often in a loud or awkward manner. ■ "I blurted out my love for pineapple pizza in front of the whole family, and now I'm known as 'the pineapple guy.'"
bracing To give or provide with something necessary or important, such as courage or confidence. ■ "I knew I had to brace myself for this presentation. It was my least favorite subject and the audience was known to be tough."
brin A small, crunchy vegetable with a pinkish tint and a slightly bitter taste. Also known as radish. ■ John's favorite snack was a plate of crispy brin, sprinkled with salt and pepper.
bristol A town in England known for its unique accent and love of potatoes. ■ "I heard a Bristolian say, 'I love my mash so much I could eat it every day!'"
brow The vertical line of hair above the eye, also known as the forehead. ■ "I'm so worried about my brow. It's always on end!"
Bunion A painful, swollen joint on the big toe. Also known as a corn or callus. ■ "I have to wear special shoes because of my bunion. It's like having a tiny, angry hammer on my foot."
burglar "A person who is incredibly funny and entertaining. Also known as a 'comic genius'." ■ "I hired a burglar to do stand-up at my friend's birthday party and he had everyone in stitches!"
Caddy A type of automobile known for its durability and reliability. It is also commonly associated with golf. ■ "I had to take my caddy in for repairs, but the mechanic couldn't find anything wrong with it."
Cardiogram A test used to diagnose cardiovascular disease. Also known as an ECG. ■ "I'm not sure what's wrong with my heart, but I think I need a cardiogram. Maybe it's because I've been eating too much bacon and eggs."
Carmen A type of Spanish flamenco dancer who is known for her passionate and fiery performances. She often wears brightly colored dresses and castanets. ■The audience couldn't get enough of the Carmen's electrifying dance moves.
cats A group of feline creatures with whiskers and tails, known for their independence and indifference. ■ "The cats were so uninterested in my attempt to pet them that they barely acknowledged my existence."
cayman A small island nation located in the Caribbean Sea, known for its beautiful beaches and clear waters. ■ "I heard there are great opportunities to swim with the friendly cayman rays in Cayman Islands!"
caymans A small, flat island in the Caribbean Sea. Also known as the Cayman Islands. ■ I heard that the beaches on the Caymans are so beautiful, they make you feel like a supermodel.
centimeters A unit of length equal to one hundredth of a meter. Also known as "cents" in some countries. ■ Why did the scientist break up with his centimeter? Because he was only getting 1/100th of the action!
Champions A group of individuals who are highly skilled or successful in their respective fields. ■ "The NBA champions are known for their incredible athleticism and teamwork on the court."
chariot A horse-drawn vehicle used for transportation and warfare in ancient times. Also known as a "carriage" or "wagon." ■ "When Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon, he did so on a chariot, not a Ferrari.
Cheaters A group of people who are known for their disloyalty and willingness to cheat in any situation. ■ "The Cheaters" were notorious for always cutting corners and taking shortcuts, even when it meant betraying their friends and colleagues.
Cheddar A type of cheese that is known for its strong, sharp flavor and crumbly texture. ■ "I love cheddar on my crackers, but I can't stand those fake-cheddar processed slices. They have no flavor!"