To revert to a previous state or condition

To return to a previous place or state.

To make a U-turn while driving.

To turn something upside-down or invert its position or order.

To feel anxious or uneasy about potential threats or negative outcomes.

To gargle or rinse liquid in the mouth.

To be casually involved or mixed with something.

Fear or be afraid of ghosts.

Not afraid or worried; daring and willing to take risks

A fungal skin infection causing circular red, scaly patches, known as ringworm.

Physically strong or mentally resilient.

Bold, courageous, and willing to take risks or face challenges.

The middle part or a position not leaning towards any side, indicating an intermediate space or time.

A central location or main office with branches, such as a central office or post office.

Having a central position or role, especially in a non-physical sense within an organization or system.

Being central or of medium size, strength, or quality.

Moderate in quality or quantity; average.

Lukewarm; neither hot nor cold.

Situated in the city center or downtown area.

Referring to a person in middle age, typically between their late 30s to late 50s.

Happening in the middle of a process or event

Occurring halfway or in the meantime

The period from dusk to dawn

Located or taking place outdoors.

Located in the middle of a forest or jungle, indicating isolation or remoteness.

The middle of the night, often between midnight and dawn.

Late at night.

The middle period of a calendar month, typically from the 10th to the 20th day.

Exposed to direct sunlight

In the middle of a journey or process.

In the middle of a rice field

The central part of a house

The middle of the year, typically around June or July.

An outdoor area used for gatherings or events.

Refers to the city center.

The time period from dawn to dusk.

The meal between breakfast and dinner, known as lunch.

The middle of the week, commonly considered as Wednesday or the period from Tuesday to Thursday.

A bundle of muscle fibers forming lumps in the bodies of humans and animals

A tissue in the body capable of contraction, responsible for movement and posture.

A young plant grown for transplanting.

To change or transform into something different.

To become different, often used in literary or classical contexts.

To become or be transformed into.

The process of genetic alteration in an organism.

An alteration or change in the genetic material of an organism.

To tell or inform in spoken language.

To mention or discuss someone or something in conversation.

To be mentioned frequently, often in praise or acknowledgment.

To narrate or recount a story or event orally.

To be renowned or well-known.

Namely; that is to say; used to clarify or explain in more detail.

To say according to or repeat after someone

To warn or advise someone about potential risks or obligations.

To mention or refer to someone or something in speech or writing.

To greet or say hello

To reiterate or emphasize a statement for clarity.

To say or mention something

To summarize or conclude a discussion or statement

To accuse or charge someone with wrongdoing.

To claim or assert, often used in formal or legal contexts.

To cite or quote information, usually in support of an argument.

To dare to take risks or engage in actions with uncertain outcomes.

To be brave or bold

Courageous and willing to take risks or face danger

Exhibiting courage, bravery, or valor