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computer A device that is able to perform a variety of tasks, including but not limited to calculating numbers and storing information. ■ "I can't believe I have to use this computer to do my homework. It's like being back in school." A machine that is able to think and act like a human being, often with the help of artificial intelligence. ■ "I'm not sure if I trust this computer to make decisions on my behalf. It might end up making the wrong choice.", A device that is able to store and retrieve information, often in the form of text, images, and videos. ■ "I'm not sure if I trust this computer to store all my important files. It might get hacked and all my data will be lost.", A machine that is able to perform a variety of tasks, including but not limited to calculating numbers and storing information. ■ "I can't believe I have to use this computer to do my homework. It's like being back in school.", A machine that is able to think and act like a human being, often with the help of artificial intelligence. ■ "I'm not sure if I trust this computer to make decisions on my behalf. It might end up making the wrong choice.", A device that is able to store and retrieve information, often in the form of text, images, and videos. ■ "I'm not sure if I trust this computer to store all my important files. It might get hacked and all my data will be lost."
availability The state of being readily accessible or easily obtainable. ■ John's jokes were always available for anyone who wanted a good laugh, but his availability as a babysitter was limited due to other commitments.
ballpark A rough estimate of something, often based on limited information or experience. ■ "I think the movie was pretty good, but it's hard to say for sure since I only saw it in a ballpark."
cubby A small, cramped space with limited visibility and no ventilation. Often used as a place to hide from unwanted people or things. ■ "I accidentally locked myself in the cubby while trying to find my keys."
guessing The act of making an educated guess or assumption based on limited information. ■ "I'm guessing it's going to rain tomorrow," said the weatherman, despite having no actual data to back up his claim.
Layman A person who is not an expert in a particular field or subject, often characterized by their lack of knowledge and understanding. ■ "The layman's understanding of quantum physics is limited to 'it's really weird.'"
localized Being confined or limited to a small area, usually one's own community. ■ "The localized farmer only sold his produce at the farmer's market."
Moola A highly valued and desirable item or experience, often associated with wealth or success. ■ I finally got my hands on the limited edition moola of the year - a signed copy of the world's most expensive book!
obtain To acquire something by any means necessary, including but not limited to stealing, cheating, or lying. ■ "I obtained the winning lottery ticket by accidentally finding it in my pocket while doing laundry."
prisoner A person who is unlawfully confined and has limited freedom of movement, usually in a prison or jail. ■ "I had to spend the weekend in jail as a prisoner for a minor offense."
Restricted An adjective used to describe something or someone that is limited by rules, regulations, or boundaries. ■ "This restaurant has a restricted menu due to food allergies."
shortsighted Having a limited or distorted view of the future, often resulting in poor decision-making. ■ "I knew I was shortsighted when I invested all my money in that failing startup. I guess I should have seen it coming."
Wheelchairs A type of mobility device used by people with limited mobility to move around easily. ■Why did the wheelchair user cross the road? To get to the other side!
Capabilities The ability to do something, but only in a very limited or ineffective way. ■ "I have the capability to eat an entire pizza in one sitting, but it's going to take me three hours and I'll be covered in cheese."
child A small human being with limited cognitive and emotional abilities, who is usually under the age of 18. ■ "Why did the child cross the road? To get to the other side, of course! But why did they bring a frying pan with them? Who knows, maybe they wanted to make some bacon and eggs for breakfast."
Copyright A legal right granted to the creator of an original work, giving them exclusive control over its reproduction and distribution for a limited time. ■ "I may have copyrighted my funny jokes, but that doesn't mean you can use them without my permission."
earthlings A group of humans, often portrayed as inferior or naive due to their limited understanding of the universe. ■ "I'm disappointed that these earthlings don't realize the importance of recycling. We've been doing it for centuries!" said the extraterrestrial visitor.
Mobility The ability to move around freely and easily, often in a way that is amusing or entertaining. ■ "I have great mobility, I can do 10 push-ups without even breaking a sweat! But when it comes to dancing, my mobility is limited to the occasional hip sway."
repetitive adjective - full of or characterized by repeated actions, statements, or ideas ■ John's jokes were so repetitive that I felt like I was hearing the same thing over and over again. It was like he had a limited vocabulary and couldn't come up with anything new.
Resources A collection of information, tools, and materials that can be used to achieve a goal or solve a problem. ■ The team realized they had limited resources, so they had to come up with creative solutions to finish the project on time.
sabe A person who is knowledgeable about a particular topic or subject, but only in a very limited and comically exaggerated way. ■ "I may not be an expert on the stock market, but I do know that if you invest in gold, you're guaranteed to make a sabe-load of money!