data, facts or information collected to learn something, strata, layers of rock or material, series, a group of similar things that follow each other, crises, times when problems happen and need attention, pliers, tools used to hold or bend things, media, ways of sharing information like TV, newspapers, and internet, offspring, children or young of animals or people, fishermen, people who catch fish, tweezers, small tools used to pick up tiny things, sportsmen, men who play sports, larvae, baby insects or animals that look very different from adults, species, a group of animals or plants that are the same kind, bacteria, tiny living things you can’t see without a microscope, barracks, buildings where soldiers live, crossroads, places where two roads meet, runners-up, people or teams who finish second, salespeople, people who sell things, policewomen, women who work in the police, teaspoonsful, as much as a teaspoon can hold, mothers-in-law, your spouse’s mother, criteria, rules or tests used to judge something, analyses, careful studies of something, diagnoses, names of diseases found by doctors, vertebrae, the bones in your spine, personnel, all the workers in a company or organization, phenomena, things that happen that are unusual or interesting, culs-de-sac, streets that end in a circle and don’t go through, parentheses, extra information written in brackets like (this), memorabilia, objects that remind you of special events or people, headquarters, the main office of an organization

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