Vocabularies

The lowest point of a situation or condition.

A flammable oil containing hydrocarbons, obtained from petroleum or coal tar, used as fuel or solvent.

A type of flowering plant with yellow or white blooms, often associated with self-love from Greek mythology.

Relating to birth or the place of birth.

The act or sport of swimming.

Neat, stylish, and fashionable in appearance.

To make someone feel sick, with an inclination to vomit.

the central part of a church building intended to accommodate the congregation

The act of expressing negative or pessimistic views.

a non-breaking space character in HTML used to prevent an automatic line break at its position

A tide just after the first or third quarters of the moon when the difference between high and low tide is least.

Unclear, vague, or ill-defined; resembling a cloud or haze.

An obituary notice or a list of people who have recently died.

a person who practices necromancy; a wizard or magician who claims to communicate with the dead

the practice of communicating with the dead, often to predict the future

a large ancient cemetery with elaborate tombs

the death of body tissue due to disease, injury, or lack of blood supply

Wicked, criminal, or morally bad.

A woman's light dressing gown, often made of thin or silky material.

A modern interpretation of Darwin's theory of evolution, integrating genetics and natural selection.

The use of Latin language for scholarly, scientific, and literary purposes after the medieval period.

A government or leadership run by inexperienced or new officials.

A newly coined word or expression.

The use of new words or the study of their origin.

Modern religious movements influenced by or claiming to be derived from the various historical pagan beliefs of pre-modern Europe.

A beginner or novice in a subject, skill, or belief.

a young bird that has not yet left the nest

situated down or below; lower

a plant with stinging hairs that cause irritation when touched

Causing irritation, annoyance, or difficulty.

intense, often intermittent pain along a nerve pathway

Related to brain information processing and memory power

A technique that uses real-time displays of brain activity to teach self-regulation of brain function.

The process of forming new nerve cells in the brain.

Having the ability to protect nerve cells from damage, degeneration, or impaired function.

Related to the scientific study of the brain and nervous system.

a small amphibian with a long tail that lives both in water and on land

relating to the laws of motion and gravitation formulated by Sir Isaac Newton

the pointed end of a pen used for writing or drawing

a fine or subtle detail, or a refined, delicate aspect of something

small black seeds with a nutty, slightly bitter flavor, also known as black cumin or black seed

unwilling to spend or give; stingy or miserly

to cause slight but persistent annoyance, discomfort, or worry

a fragrant white flower that blooms at night and releases strong sweet scent

a fragrant flowering tree that blooms at night with small white flowers

The rejection of all religious and moral principles, often in the belief that life is meaningless.

A person who rejects all religious and moral principles, often believing that life is meaningless.

a silly or foolish person; someone who lacks common sense

The egg or young form of a louse or other parasitic insect.

To find and criticize small or unimportant faults in someone or something.