Word library

Having an extremely unpleasant smell.

Making a lot of loud, unpleasant sound.

A person who moves from place to place rather than living permanently in one location.

Moving from place to place rather than living permanently in one location.

In name only, not in reality, or very small in amount.

The process of turning a verb or adjective into a noun, such as changing 'decide' into 'decision.'

Writing based on real facts, people, and events rather than invented ones.

Elements that generally lack the shiny, conductive properties of metals and tend to gain electrons in chemical reactions.

Describing a natural resource that exists in a limited supply and cannot be replaced once it is used up, at least not on a human timescale.

Calm and relaxed in a way that suggests you are not worried or interested.

Lacking distinctive or interesting features.

Not any of a group of people or things.

Despite what has just been said; even so.

Writing based on facts and real events, not imagination.

Describing a resource, such as coal or oil, that cannot be replaced once it is used up.

Not using or involving physical force or violence, especially as a method of protest.

A long, thin strip of food made from flour and water, usually cooked in water.

Long, thin strips of pasta or dough, usually served in soup or with sauce.

Twelve o'clock in the middle of the day.

Used before the second part of a negative statement, meaning "and not".

Usual, expected, and not different or strange.

The process of making something conform to a standard, or of adjusting data so it can be fairly compared.

In the usual or expected way.

The direction to your left when facing east, opposite of south.

Located in or coming from the north.

The part of your face that you use to smell and breathe.

One of the two openings at the bottom of the nose.

Used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative.

Worth noticing or remembering because of some special quality.

A system of symbols used to represent information, especially in music or mathematics.

A short piece of writing, or a piece of paper money.

A small book with blank or lined pages for writing notes.

Not anything; no thing.

To become aware of something by seeing or sensing it.

A message or alert informing someone that something has happened.

An idea or belief about something, often a general or vague one.

Famous for something bad.

In spite of a particular fact or situation.

A word that names a person, place, thing, or idea.

To keep a person, animal, or plant alive and healthy by supplying what it needs to grow.

Food or other substances that keep a living thing healthy and help it grow.

A long fictional story, usually published as a book.

The eleventh month of the year, between October and December.

A person who is new to a skill or activity and has little experience.

At this moment, at the present time.

In, at, or to no place.

Harmful or poisonous, especially describing a substance or fumes.

A small, subtle difference in meaning, tone, or quality.