Sp- Vocabulary

The vast, never-ending abyss of darkness that surrounds the planets and stars.

One of the four suits in a standard deck of 52 cards.

Goes well with meatballs and marinara sauce.

Slabs of ham found in tins at the supermarket.

Hitting someone in their rear.

A caterpillar known to turn into a Geometer moth.

To practice fighting skills with another, without causing serious hits.

Avoiding the option to kill or hurt someone.

Smashing two rocks together will produce these tiny jolts of fire.

Ancient city-state in Greece known for its warrior culture.

Cooking tool helpful for flipping beef patties on grills.

Comic character who, after dying as a CIA agent, is sent to hell and returns to Earth with necroplasmic powers.

Synonym of "talking".

A long, sharp weapon meant to be thrown at enemies.

Something clearly identified; antonym of "vague".

A person who watches an event, such as a football game or concert.

Another word to describe a ghost.

An example of this is for visible light, notably the sequence ROYGBIV.

How fast someone or something can move/act.

Exploring caves as a hobby.

Using up your money to purchase items.

Male reproductive cells necessary for making children.

Round 3D shape with a volume of (4/3)(π)(r^3)

Egyptian monument depicting a lion with a human's head.

How you would describe food that contains peppers.

Eight-legged animals that produce webs.

When you drop a cup of water on the floor.

Popeye eats this to grow stronger muscles.

Major part of the skeletal system, stretching across your back.

Gemstone found in varying colors of mostly red, pink, and violet.

Winding symbol that twirls inward.

High schools will host pep rallies to encourage school ______.

Ejecting saliva out of your mouth.

Abdominal organ that filters blood.

Synonym of "wonderful".

Small pieces of wood that stab into your fingers or hand.

To divide into two pieces.

What happens to milk when it becomes lumpy, and unsafe to eat.

Cleaning utensil filled with holes, usually coming in a yellow rectangular shape.

When something happens naturally, without any prior thought.

"______, scary skeletons send shivers down your spine . . ."

Silverware meant for cereal or soup.

Examples of this are soccer, swimming, baseball, etc.

Dalmatians are covered in these.

Someone's partner in marriage.

One of the four seasons, between winter and summer.

To run at 100% speed.

A popular brand of soda.

A conical tree often used as a Christmas decoration.

Someone who eavesdrops on an opposing party to secretly learn their privatized information.