Cheque, A written order to a bank to pay money from your account., Plaque, A flat plate or sign, often on a wall, with writing on it (sometimes used on teeth by dentists too)., Mosque, A place where Muslims go to pray., Bouquet, A bunch of flowers arranged together., Unique, The only one of its kind; very special or different., Opaque, Not clear; you cannot see through it., Antique, An old object that is valuable because of its age., Lacquer, A shiny protective coating put on wood or other surfaces., Conquer, To defeat someone or take control of a place., Queue, A line of people waiting for something., Macaque, A type of monkey found mainly in Asia and North Africa., Oblique, Slanting or not straight; indirect., Boutique, A small shop that sells fashionable clothes or special items., Conqueror, A person who defeats others or takes control of a place., Grotesque, Very strange or ugly in a disturbing way., Mystique, A special mysterious quality that makes something interesting or impressive., Technique, A particular method or way of doing something., Brusque, Speaking quickly and rudely without being polite., Physique, The shape and physical structure of a person's body., Racquet, A bat with strings used in sports like tennis or badminton.

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