alphabetical, arranged in the conventional order of the letters of the alphabet (A to Z), or relating to a writing system that uses an alphabet, carnival, a public festival with music, dancing, and colorful street parades, or a traveling fair with rides and games, collateral, a valuable asset—such as a house, car, or cash—that a borrower pledges to a lender to secure a loan. Also,something connected or accompanying, but not the main part (like collateral damage in conflicts, critical, pointing out flaws, doing careful analysis, being extremely important, or describing a dangerous medical state, emotional, having or showing strong feelings like sadness, joy, or anger, horizontal, flat, level, or going straight across from left to right, hysterical, having extreme, uncontrolled emotion like wild panic or fear. In casual talk, it also means something is very funny, intentional, something is done on purpose, planned, or carried out with a specific goal in mind rather than happening by accident, international, involving, connecting, or happening between two or more different countries, interval, a space between two points, a time between two events, or a gap in a series, literal, its exact, basic, and primary definition, used without any metaphor, exaggeration, or hidden symbolism, maternal, related to, like, or coming from a mother, nocturnal, active, happening, or done during the night, numeral, a specific symbol, figure, or group of characters used to represent a number, paternal, relating to a father, fatherhood, or the male side of a family, perpetual, something that never ends, lasts forever, or happens again and again without stopping, practical, useful, real, and based on action or use rather than on ideas and theory, rehearsal, a practice session. People do it to get ready for a public show, a speech, a concert, or a ceremony like a wedding, terminal, situated at the end, or it can be a noun referring to a transport station, a computer interface, an electrical connection point, or a fatal illness, universal, involving, affecting, or existing for everyone or everything everywhere without limit
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