The Giver

3. (noun): A group of people who work together, typically on a shared task or within a specific context.
6. (noun): A platform that protrudes from the wall of a building, typically enclosed by a railing, and is usually located above ground level, providing an outdoor space for relaxation or observation.
8. (noun): A device designed to slow the descent of a person or object through the air by creating drag, typically used for safe descent from aircraft or other elevated positions.
11. (adjective): Describing a state of extreme unhappiness, discomfort, or suffering, often resulting from adverse circumstances or emotional distress.
13. (noun/verb): A formal talk given to a group of people, typically to instruct, inform, or explain a specific topic.
15. (verb): To settle or snuggle comfortably and closely, often in a warm or cozy position, suggesting a sense of security or intimacy.
16. (verb): To refer to something briefly or make a statement about it, often in conversation or in writing.
18. (noun): The act of complying with rules, standards, or expectations, often involving behavior or appearance that aligns with societal norms or group values.
19. (noun): A rule, law, or directive issued by an authority to control or govern behavior, processes, or activities within a particular context.
20. (adjective): Describing a state of doubt or lack of confidence, where the outcome or situation is not known or predictable.

1. (noun/verb) : A place or structure that provides protection and refuge from danger, harsh weather, or adversity.
2. (verb): To smile widely, often showing the teeth, typically expressing amusement, satisfaction, or friendliness.
4. (noun): A person who offers to do something willingly and without payment, typically to help others or contribute to a cause.
5. (adverb): Always or without exception, indicating that something occurs regularly and consistently in the same manner.
7. (adjective): Describing someone who is paying close attention to something or someone, demonstrating awareness and consideration.
9. (noun): A place where someone lives; it could be a house, apartment, or any other place where people reside.
10. (adjective): Without clothing or covering, exposing the body completely or inappropriately.
12. (noun): The process of restoring someone to a former state of health, ability, or normal life through therapy, training, or medical treatment.
14. (adjective): Describing something or someone that is not wanted, appreciated, or considered favorable, often due to negative qualities or consequences.
17. (adjective): Not sufficient or satisfactory for a particular purpose or need, lacking in quality or quantity.