To form ideas or create mental images.

To ponder or deliberate about something.

To estimate a possible outcome.

To calculate or compute numbers.

To intend or be determined about an action.

To apply a fee or price.

To think about or consider something carefully.

To realize or come to understand something.

To feel longing or absence for someone or something.

To worry or think excessively about a situation, often leading to stress.

Unable to think of an idea or solution.

To think or assume something is true

To plan or think about something in advance.

An individual's expressed opinion or viewpoint.

A line or sequence of people or vehicles awaiting their turn.

The letter Q in the English alphabet.

The arch above the eye where hair grows.

A strip of wood or similar material used on edges or as decoration, such as door frames or car fenders.

Full of energy and enthusiasm; lively or spirited.

Impulsive or prone to sudden excitement or aggressiveness.

The period from dusk until dawn.

To revert to a previous state or return something.

The night of the current day, this evening.

A traditional unit of measurement from the tip of the thumb to the tip of the little or middle finger, approximately 9 to 12 inches.

To move or creep slowly, similar to the movement of a worm.

To be or equal to; used to clarify or explain.

Used to introduce or clarify a statement or explanation.

To smolder or burn softly inside, like a fire within wood.

A place where people are held as a punishment for a crime or while awaiting trial.

A small, flat, and sweet baked food made from flour, sugar, and fat, often with added ingredients like chocolate chips or nuts.

To kneel down on one or both knees, typically as a gesture of reverence or submission.

The part of a riverbank that curves inward.

A respectful title before a person's name like Mr., Mrs., or Miss.

Polite second-person pronoun 'you'; also used as a third-person pronoun.

Form of address in written correspondence indicating respect.

A person who teaches or instructs students, typically in a formal educational setting.

The worth or importance of something, including both material and non-material aspects.

Maternal grandfather.

Moral virtue, involving honesty and strong ethical principles.

A respectful title for a married woman or a woman of status

Wife of a high-ranking official or wealthy person, sometimes implying social superiority

A woman perceived as having airs of superiority or snobbery

Aunt, an older female relative who is the sister of one's mother or father.

A respectful term for an older woman, not necessarily related.

Paternal grandfather

A respectful title used to address or refer to a woman, particularly in formal contexts or when referring to a woman of authority or higher social status.

A term used for a woman who manages household affairs, especially in traditional settings.

A respectful term for one's own father.

The quality or degree of excellence of something

The chemical, physical, and biological characteristics of water indicating its suitability for various uses.

Of superior quality or standard

A respectful and endearing term for one's mother.

Paternal grandmother; the mother of one's father.

Maternal grandmother; used for the mother's mother.

Grandmother; generally used to refer to an elderly lady with respect or affection, including the father's mother.

A term for a young girl from a wealthy or respected family, often implying privilege or pampering.

A form of address for a young woman in a position of respect or affection.

Spoilt or privileged child.

A respectful form of address for a medical doctor.

Aunt or uncle, specifically a younger sibling of one's parents.

To feel familiar or have a vague recollection of something.

Familiar or well-acquainted with something or someone.

Having adapted to something as usual or commonly practiced.

To supervise or oversee tasks or individuals and to protect or guard.

To restrain or restrict someone or something.

To protect or shield from harm or adverse conditions.

To be worthwhile or commensurate with the cost or effort.

To break even or to be equal in value.

To protect or guard against danger.

Prevent or control pregnancy and birth rate.

To protect or guard against harm or danger

To provide coverage or indemnity, as in insurance

Providing good value relative to the cost or effort.

Economical or cost-effective.

To engage in conversation or discuss something.

To speak boastfully or brag.