Words from Other Languages

3. – A violent, spinning column of air that touches both the ground and a cloud above.
6. – Extreme tiredness or exhaustion.
7. – A group of four singers, musicians, or people working together.
9. – A person’s first public appearance or performance.
11. – A small flying insect that bites and sucks blood, often spreading diseases.
14. – Related to education, learning, or scholarly activities.
17. – An object that is very old and often valuable because of its age.
20. – A school or college for special training or study in a particular field.
21. – A festival or celebration, especially one with music and dancing.
22. – One of a kind; unlike anything else.
23. – Scattered pieces of waste or remains, often from destruction.
24. – An image or character that represents a person, especially online or in video games.

1. – A small booklet or pamphlet that provides information or advertises something.
2. – Someone who enjoys and knows a lot about fine food; or high-quality food itself.
4. – Very exciting, emotional, or striking in appearance or effect.
5. – An official document showing that someone has completed a course of study.
8. – A planned meeting at a certain time and place.
10. – A play for theater, television, or radio; or any situation filled with emotional conflict.
12. – A 14-line poem, usually written with a specific rhyme scheme.
13. – A dramatic work set to music, where most or all of the words are sung.
15. – A restaurant or dining area where you serve yourself from a counter.
16. – A silky case spun by insects (like caterpillars) to protect themselves as they grow.
18. – A sudden rush of a large group of animals or people, often caused by panic.
19. – Not clear or definite; lacking detail or precision.