Sy- Vocabulary

A type of tree found across eastern and central U.S. with brown fruits hanging off its stalks.

A person who pleases people of important position to gain some sort of advantage.

The word "zebra" has two of this, and the word "dog" only has one of this.

A course outline that details what subjects said course will be teaching.

A cooperative relationship between two organisms, where both benefit.

Something like a character or object that is used to represent or depict an idea or theme.

The property in which two halves of an object are completely identical across an axis.

The ability to feel pity for the suffering and misfortune of other people.

A large musical composition that is performed by full orchestras.

The space between two nerve cells where neurotransmitters are exchanged.

To make two things operate at the same time or rate.

A group of organizations of people, formed for a common purpose or interest.

A group of symptoms/conditions that occur together that signals a disease or the chance of one increasing.

The idea in which multiple things can accomplish more if their work is combined, than if they work separately.

A word that has a similar or exactly same definition as another word.

The adjective form of the word above.

A condensed summary that provides an overview of a text for readers.

The arrangement of words in sentences and phrases, and the study of how this forms sentence structure.

The creation of compounds through reactions between simpler chemical materials.

An electronic musical instrument that can produce a variety of sounds using a keyboard.

A micro-genre of electric music associated with horror and science-fiction soundtracks from the 80s.

A bacterial infection often spread by sexual contact.

To draw off liquid from a material by using a siphon.

A medical tool used for injecting vaccines into people.

A sweet liquid commonly put on pancakes.

A chain of things working together in a network or mechanism.