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Definition	Starts With	Answer	% Correct
The first letter of the alphabet.		A	0%
A marine mollusk with a colorful inner shell, valued for food and jewelry.	Aba	Abalone	0%
A figure associated with destruction or the underworld, often called the “angel of the abyss” in religious texts.	Abb	Abbadon	0%
An assistant or aide, especially one who helps a senior officer in the military.	Adj	Adjutant	0%
The invisible, pure “upper air” once believed to fill the space beyond Earth.	Aet	Aether	0%
A type of salamander that can regrow its limbs and often retains its larval features throughout life.	Ajo	Ajolote	0%
An organism lacking normal pigmentation, resulting in very light or white skin, hair, and eyes.	Alb	Albino	0%
Loyal or faithful to a person, group, or cause.	All	Allegiant	0%
A plant with edible seeds and leaves, often reddish or purple, sometimes used as a grain.	Ama	Amaranth	0%
A hard, yellowish-orange fossilized tree resin often used in jewelry.	Am	Amber	0%
Strong desires or goals to achieve something significant in the future.	Amb	Ambitions	0%
A winged serpent or dragon with no legs, found in mythology.	Amp	Amphithere	0%
A very large, heavy-bodied constricting snake native to South America, often living in or near water.	Ana	Anaconda	0%
A small, social insect that lives in colonies and can carry many times its own weight.		Ant	0%
A brittle, silvery-gray metalloid used in alloys, flame retardants, and some electronics.	Ant	Antimony	0%
A name meaning “destroyer,” often used to refer to a powerful, destructive figure in religious texts.	Apo	Apollyon	0%
A very large freshwater fish from South America with a long body and scales.	Ara	Arapaima	0%
A person who settles disputes or has the authority to make judgments and decisions.	Arb	Arbiter	0%
A figure from biblical genealogy, traditionally considered a descendant of Shem and an ancestor of Abraham.	Arp	Arphaxad	0%
A poisonous, brittle metalloid element that can occur in minerals and is used in pesticides, wood preservatives, and electronics.	Ars	Arsenic	0%
A powerful evil spirit often associated with temptation and sinful desires, especially lust, in various religious and mythological traditions.	Asm	Asmodeus	0%
Having strong ambitions or desires to achieve something.	Asp	Aspiring	0%
A rare, radioactive element found in tiny amounts in the earth’s crust, belonging to the halogen group.	Ast	Astatine	0%
Having sharp insight and the ability to understand situations quickly and accurately.	Ast	Astute	0%
A place offering protection or safety to people, often from danger, persecution, or mental illness.	Asy	Asylum	0%
a large mass of snow, ice, and debris that suddenly slides down a mountain slope.	Ava	Avalanche	0%
A proposed, extremely light particle that may explain dark matter and a symmetry issue in the strong nuclear force.	Ax	Axion	0%
A country in the South Caucasus region of Eurasia, bordering the Caspian Sea, Russia, Georgia, Armenia, and Iran.	Aze	Azerbaijan	0%
A Mesoamerican civilization that lived in central Mexico before the Spanish conquest, known for their temples, agriculture, and empire.	Az	Aztec	0%
Referring to a type of camel with two humps, native to Central Asia.	Bac	Bactrian	0%
An officer of the court responsible for maintaining order and carrying out legal duties such as delivering notices or enforcing judgments.	Bai	Bailiff	0%
A cause of great distress, harm, or ruin.	B	Bane	0%
A female spirit in Irish folklore whose wailing warns of an impending death.	Ban	Banshee	0%
A large, predatory fish with a long, slender body and sharp teeth, known for speed.	Bar	Barracuda	0%
A type of freshwater or saltwater fish, often popular for sport fishing.	B	Bass	0%
A tendency to favor or lean toward a particular perspective, idea, or group, often in an unfair or unbalanced way.	B	Bias	0%
A military officer ranking above a colonel and below a major general.	Bri	Brigadier	0%
A reddish-brown liquid element that gives off a strong, unpleasant odor, used in chemicals, flame retardants, and some medicines.	Bro	Bromine	0%
A limbless, worm-like amphibian that lives underground or in water.	Cae	Caecilian	0%
A title used by Roman rulers, later adopted to signify an emperor or supreme leader.	Cae	Caesar	0%
A small to medium-sized crocodilian found in Central and South America.	Cai	Caiman	0%
The diameter of a gun barrel or bullet; also, the quality or level of someone’s ability.	Cal	Caliber	0%
A country in Southeast Asia, bordered by Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam, known for Angkor Wat.	Cam	Cambodia	0%
A large inland body of water between Europe and Asia, bordered by Russia, Iran, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, and Azerbaijan.	Cas	Caspian	0%
A large fortified building or group of buildings, typically from medieval times, used for defense and residence.	Cas	Castle	0%
The electrode where reduction occurs, typically attracting positive ions in a device like a battery or electrolysis setup.	Cat	Cathode	0%
A creature from Greek mythology with the upper body of a human and the lower body of a horse.	Cen	Centaur	0%
A commander of a hundred soldiers in the ancient Roman army.	Cen	Centurion	0%
A Native American tribe originally from the southeastern United States.	Che	Cherokee	0%
A mythical creature made from parts of different animals, often symbolizing something unnaturally combined or fantastical.	Chi	Chimaera	0%
A low-pitched brass instrument, similar to a tuba, used mainly in orchestras and brass bands.	Cim	Cimbasso	0%
Dark, gloomy, or shadowy; also refers to an ancient people mentioned by classical sources.	Cim	Cimmerian	0%
A place where films are shown to an audience, or the art of making movies.	Cin	Cinema	0%
Dressed or covered in a particular way.	C	Clad	0%
A hard, silvery-blue metal used in batteries, magnets, and alloys.	Cob	Cobalt	0%
A spouse or companion, especially of a reigning monarch.	Con	Consort	0%
A dark-colored water bird that dives to catch fish, often seen spreading its wings to dry.	Cor	Cormorant	0%
Moving in the opposite direction of the hands on a clock.	Cou	Counterclockwise	0%
A formal, binding agreement or promise, often carrying legal, religious, or moral significance.	Cov	Covenant	0%
A wild, dog-like mammal native to North America, known for its adaptability and sharp senses.	Coy	Coyote	0%
A gradual increase in loudness or intensity, especially in music.	Cre	Crescendo	0%
A narrow crack or opening, especially in a rock or surface.	Cre	Crevice	0%
A deep, rich red color with a slightly bluish tone.	Cri	Crimson	0%
An underground chamber or vault, often used as a burial place.	Cr	Crypt	0%
An animal or creature whose existence is claimed but not scientifically proven, like Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster.	Cry	Cryptid	0%
A short, pointed knife designed for stabbing or thrusting.	Dag	Dagger	0%
Someone or something that damages, pollutes, or desecrates something sacred or pure.	Def	Defiler	0%
The fourth letter of the Greek alphabet, often used to represent change or difference in math and science.	De	Delta	0%
Feeling hopeless, discouraged, or in low spirits.	Des	Despondent	0%
A person or thing that differs from what is considered normal or acceptable.	Dev	Deviant	0%
A person who is inclined to teach or instruct, often with a focus on moral or educational lessons.	Did	Didact	0%
A type of fuel used in engines that ignites under high pressure rather than a spark.	Die	Diesel	0%
A student or follower who learns from and supports a teacher or leader.	Dis	Disciple	0%
A condition that disrupts the normal functioning of the body or mind, often causing illness.	Dis	Disease	0%
The state of being divine or godlike; also, a sweet, fluffy confection made from sugar and egg whites.	Div	Divinity	0%
A deep-sea fish with a long, slender body, sharp teeth, and often bioluminescent features.	Dra	Dragonfish	0%
A large, powerful, dragon-like creature, often associated with myth or legend.	Dra	Drakon	0%
A brave, honorable warrior, often implying courage, loyalty, and strength.	Dre	Drengir	0%
Overflowing with enthusiasm, energy, or excitement; exuberantly cheerful.	Ebu	Ebullient	0%
A book of the Bible in the Old Testament, reflecting on the meaning of life and the human condition.	Ecc	Ecclesiastes	0%
A spiny, egg-laying mammal native to Australia and New Guinea, also called a spiny anteater.	Ech	Echidna	0%
A person’s sense of self or individual identity, especially their awareness of their own importance.		Ego	0%
A negatively charged subatomic particle that moves around an atom’s nucleus.	Ele	Electron	0%
The moment when day and night are approximately equal in length, occurring twice a year.	Equ	Equinox	0%
A country in the Horn of Africa, bordering the Red Sea, Sudan, Ethiopia, and Djibouti.	Eri	Eritrea	0%
A small mammal, also called a stoat, whose white winter fur is highly valued in clothing and ceremonial robes.	Erm	Ermine	0%
Lasting forever; without beginning or end.	Ete	Eternal	0%
A Greek mathematician, often called the "father of geometry," known for writing Elements.	Euc	Euclid	0%
A moon of Jupiter covered in ice, believed to have a subsurface ocean.	Eur	Europa	0%
A short trip or outing, usually for leisure, education, or exploration.	Exc	Excursion	0%
A number that shows how many times a base is multiplied by itself.	Exp	Exponent	0%
Filled with energy, excitement, or cheerfulness.	Exu	Exuberant	0%
A fast, sharp-eyed bird of prey known for hunting small animals in flight.	Fal	Falcon	0%
A deep red paint or pigment traditionally used on wooden buildings in Sweden.	F	Falu	0%
A severe shortage of food that causes widespread hunger and malnutrition.	Fam	Famine	0%
Toward the front or a position ahead; also, moving ahead in progress.	For	Forward	0%
The largest moon of Jupiter and the largest in the solar system.	Gan	Ganymede	0%
Relating to the stomach.	Gas	Gastroc	0%
A long-snouted crocodilian from South Asia, known for its narrow jaw and many sharp teeth.	Gha	Gharial	0%
A state of balance or equilibrium, where opposing forces are equal or stable.	Gle	Gleichgewicht	0%
A creature from Greek mythology, often a woman with snakes for hair, whose gaze could turn people to stone.	Gor	Gorgon	0%
A soldier originally trained to throw grenades, or a type of deep-sea fish with a long tail.	Gre	Grenadier	0%
Causing or expressing great pain, suffering, or sorrow; extremely serious or severe.	Gri	Grievous	0%
A mythical spear, famously wielded by a Norse god, said to never miss its target.	Gun	Gungnir	0%
A medium-sized, white-fleshed fish often used in cooking, especially for smoking or frying.	Had	Haddock	0%
A type of white, mild-flavored fish commonly found in the Atlantic and used for cooking.	H	Hake	0%
A glowing ring or circle of light, often depicted around the head of a sacred or holy figure.	H	Halo	0%
A pattern or design made up of diamond-shaped patches in different colors, or a person who wears such a costume.	Har	Harlequin	0%
A hero from Greek mythology known for his extraordinary strength and twelve legendary labors.	Her	Hercules	0%
A person who holds beliefs or opinions that go against established religious doctrines or accepted standards.	Her	Heretic	0%
A region in the southern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the Balkans.	Her	Herzegovina	0%
A deep, nostalgic longing for a home or place you can’t return to, often with a sense of loss.	Hir	Hiraeth	0%
The ninth letter of the alphabet, often used to refer to oneself.		I	0%
A polygon with 20 sides and 20 angles.	Ico	Icosagon	0%
A three-dimensional shape with 20 triangular faces, 30 edges, and 12 vertices.	Ico	Icosahedron	0%
Embodied in a physical form, especially a spirit, deity, or abstract quality made flesh.	Inc	Incarnate	0%
The beginning or starting point of something; the act of initiating or originating an idea, project, or process.	Inc	Inception	0%
A deep blue-purple color originally made from a natural plant-based dye.	Ind	Indigo	0%
A place or state of intense heat, destruction, and suffering, often linked to fire and punishment.	Inf	Inferno	0%
A person who does not believe in a particular religion, especially one regarded as true by others.	Inf	Infidel	0%
Without any limits or end; endless in size, amount, or duration.	Inf	Infinite	0%
A moon of Jupiter, known for its volcanic activity.		Io	0%
A dark purple-black element used as a disinfectant and in the production of thyroid medicine.	Iod	Iodine	0%
Covered or protected with iron; also, something very strong, secure, or unbreakable.	Iro	Ironclad	0%
An angel in Islamic tradition who is believed to blow the trumpet to signal the Day of Resurrection.	Isr	Israfil	0%
A small black bird with a grayish neck, related to crows.	Jac	Jackdaw	0%
A large, powerful wild cat with a spotted coat, native to the Americas.	Jag	Jaguar	0%
A traditional Japanese sword with a curved, single-edged blade, known for its sharpness and precision.	Kat	Katana	0%
A small falcon known for hovering in the air while hunting insects and small animals.	Kes	Kestrel	0%
A large wild donkey native to the Tibetan Plateau, known for its speed and endurance.	Ki	Kiang	0%
A partially recognized country in Southeast Europe, in the Balkan Peninsula, which declared independence from Serbia in 2008.	Kos	Kosovo	0%
A legendary sea monster, often depicted as a giant squid or octopus, said to terrorize sailors and drag ships underwater.	Kra	Kraken	0%
A long, pointed weapon used for thrusting, typically by soldiers or mounted fighters.	La	Lance	0%
A giant sea creature or monster, often symbolizing something enormous or powerful.	Lev	Leviathan	0%
A powerful undead being, typically a spellcaster, who has used magic to achieve immortality.	L	Lich	0%
A natural chemical compound found in citrus fruit peels, giving them a strong lemon-like smell.	Lim	Limonene	0%
A soft, silvery metal that is highly reactive and used in batteries and some medicines.	Lit	Lithium	0%
A small, bottom-dwelling freshwater fish often found in streams and rivers.	Lo	Loach	0%
A type of grasshopper that can form large swarms and cause crop damage.	Loc	Locust	0%
A genus of large, meat-eating dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous, related to Tyrannosaurus.	Lyt	Lythronax	0%
A broad, heavy knife with a straight or slightly curved blade, typically used for cutting through vegetation or as a tool/weapon.	Mac	Machete	0%
A powerful, swirling force that pulls everything around it into chaos or danger.	Mae	Maelstrom	0%
A bright purplish-red color.	Mag	Magenta	0%
A large bottle of wine or champagne, or something of great size, power, or importance.	Mag	Magnum	0%
A tropical island nation in the Indian Ocean, known for its beaches, coral reefs, and atolls.	Mal	Maldives	0%
A figure often representing greed, wealth, and the corrupting influence of money in religious and moral teachings.	Mam	Mammon	0%
A person who raids, steals, or plunders, often in a violent or opportunistic way.	Mar	Marauder	0%
A nobleman ranking below a duke and above a count, often governing border territories.	Mar	Marchion	0%
A woman who is the head or leader of a family, clan, or community.	Mat	Matriarch	0%
A heavy weapon or tool used to strike with great force, or to violently attack and damage.	M	Maul	0%
An independent-minded person who does not follow the rules or conventions of a group.	Mav	Maverick	0%
A person who lives by begging; someone who relies on charity for survival.	Men	Mendicant	0%
A massive dragon from George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire series, ridden by Queen Rhaenys Targaryen.	Mer	Meraxes	0%
A silvery liquid metal at room temperature, used in thermometers and some electrical devices.	Mer	Mercury	0%
A legendary hammer, famously wielded by a Norse god, known for immense power and the ability to return to its owner when thrown.	Mjo	Mjolnir	0%
A king or ruler, especially in a monarchy.	Mon	Monarch	0%
A device used to display images or data, or someone who observes and keeps watch.	Mon	Monitor	0%
A large, single upright block of stone, often serving as a monument or symbol of something massive and unified.	Mon	Monolith	0%
A country in Southeast Europe on the Adriatic coast, known for its mountainous terrain and historic towns.	Mon	Montenegro	0%
An island in the Caribbean, part of the Lesser Antilles, known for its volcanoes and British Overseas Territory status.	Mon	Montserrat	0%
A place where dead bodies are kept, usually before burial or examination.	Mor	Morgue	0%
A free-roaming wild horse, especially found in North America.	Mus	Mustang	0%
A cloud of gas and dust in space, often where stars are born.	Neb	Nebula	0%
A colorless, inert gas that glows brightly in signs and lighting when electrified.	N	Neon	0%
The eighth planet from the Sun in our solar system, known for its deep blue color and strong winds.	Nep	Neptune	0%
A Roman emperor known for his cruelty and extravagance, ruling from 54 to 68 AD.	N	Nero	0%
A subatomic particle with no electric charge, found in the nucleus of an atom.	Neu	Neutron	0%
A connection or link between people, things, or ideas; a central point where multiple elements converge.	Ne	Nexus	0%
The belief in nothingness or the rejection of all religious and moral principles; often associated with emptiness or meaninglessness.	Ni	Nihil	0%
A state of perfect peace and liberation from suffering, desire, and the cycle of rebirth.	Nir	Nirvana	0%
A prefix relating to nitrogen or containing nitrogen; also used to refer to explosives or high-energy fuel.	Ni	Nitro	0%
A star that suddenly becomes much brighter and then gradually fades back to its original brightness.	N	Nova	0%
A tall, four-sided, narrow monument that tapers to a pointed top, often made of stone and used as a landmark or memorial.	Obe	Obelisk	0%
A shiny black natural glass formed when molten rock cools very quickly.	Obs	Obsidian	0%
A small wild cat with a spotted coat, native to Central and South America.	Oce	Ocelot	0%
An extremely large stringed musical instrument, similar to a double bass but much bigger, producing very deep notes.	Oct	Octobass	0%
A high mountain in Greece, considered in mythology as the home of the gods.	Oly	Olympus	0%
The fifteenth letter of the Greek alphabet, often used in science, mathematics, or naming sequences.	Omi	Omicron	0%
In a position above, covering, or touching something; or indicating a state of activity.		On	0%
A smooth, usually black gemstone often used in jewelry and carving.	O	Onyx	0%
An ancient Egyptian god associated with the afterlife, resurrection, and the cycle of death and rebirth.	Osi	Osiris	0%
A ruler or person in a position of supreme authority over others.	Ove	Overlord	0%
Excessively eager or enthusiastic, often more than is appropriate.	Ove	Overzealous	0%
A small mammal covered in protective scales that rolls into a ball when threatened, feeding mainly on ants and termites.	Pan	Pangolin	0%
A statement or situation that seems self-contradictory or impossible, yet may reveal a deeper truth.	Par	Paradox	0%
A figure from mythology known for attempting a daring ride of the sun chariot, often symbolizing overambition or recklessness.	Pha	Phaeton	0%
A ghostly apparition or something imagined; a figment of the mind.	Pha	Phantasm	0%
A small, oily fish often eaten canned or fresh.	Pil	Pilchard	0%
A freshwater fish known for sharp teeth and a strong bite, found in South American rivers.	Pir	Piranha	0%
A three-dimensional shape with flat faces, straight edges, and vertices.	Pol	Polyhedron	0%
A flat-bottomed boat or floating structure used to support bridges or docks.	Pon	Pontoon	0%
An examination or analysis done after death, often to determine the cause.	Pos	Postmortuum	0%
Something or someone that comes before and indicates or paves the way for what follows.	Pre	Precursor	0%
Existing from the very beginning; original or ancient, often relating to the earliest stages of the universe or life.	Pri	Primordial	0%
An original ancestor or source from which others are descended or derived.	Pro	Progenitor	0%
A positively charged subatomic particle found in the nucleus of an atom.	Pro	Proton	0%
A chemical compound used for its antifungal and antibacterial properties, commonly found in anti-dandruff products.	Pyr	Pyrithione	0%
A person who is fascinated by fire, or a prefix relating to fire or heat.	P	Pyro	0%
A large, nonvenomous constricting snake found mainly in tropical regions.	Pyt	Python	0%
A large, hard-shelled clam often used for food.	Qua	Quahog	0%
An extremely bright, distant object in space powered by a supermassive black hole at the center of a galaxy.	Qua	Quasar	0%
A yellow dye obtained from the bark of the black oak tree.	Que	Quercitron	0%
A colorless, odorless radioactive gas that forms naturally from the decay of uranium in soil and rocks.	Ra	Radon	0%
A small, early tyrannosaur dinosaur with features similar to Tyrannosaurus, from the Early Cretaceous period.	Rap	Raptorex	0%
A person who lives alone and avoids contact with others.	Rec	Recluse	0%
The restoration of friendly relations or the resolution of a disagreement or conflict.	Rec	Reconciliation	0%
A person or being that has returned, especially from the dead.	Rev	Revenant	0%
Latin for “king.”		Rex	0%
A dishonest or unprincipled person who acts independently, often breaking rules.	Ro	Rogue	0%
A samurai without a master, often wandering and working independently.	Ro	Ronin	0%
A curved, single-edged sword used for cutting in battle or fencing.	Sa	Saber	0%
An artificial sweetener used as a sugar substitute.	Sac	Saccharin	0%
A country in Central America, officially called El Salvador.	Sal	Salvador	0%
The capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina.	Sar	Sarajevo	0%
A freshwater fish found in Australia, known for its strength and shiny, scaled body. Also, an importantbattle of the American Revolution.	Sar	Saratoga	0%
A stone coffin, often decorated, used to bury the dead.	Sar	Sarcophagus	0%
A creature from Greek mythology with the upper body of a man and the legs and horns of a goat, often associated with nature and mischief.	Sa	Satyr	0%
The dark lord and main antagonist in The Lord of the Rings, seeking to dominate Middle-earth.	Sau	Sauron	0%
A marine bivalve with a fan-shaped shell, often eaten as seafood.	Sca	Scallop	0%
A region in Northern Europe that includes Norway, Sweden, and Denmark.	Sca	Scandinavia	0%
A beetle, often sacred in ancient Egyptian culture, symbolizing rebirth and transformation.	Sca	Scarab	0%
A descendant, especially the child of a prominent family or lineage.	Sc	Scion	0%
A large, venomous centipede with many body segments and long legs.	Sco	Scolopendra	0%
A small arachnid with pincers and a segmented tail ending in a venomous stinger, often found in deserts and warm climates.	Sco	Scorpion	0%
A small, bottom-dwelling fish with a large head and spiny fins, often found in cold waters.	Scu	Sculpin	0%
A long-handled tool with a curved blade used for cutting grass or grain.	Scy	Scythe	0%
An official in a medieval household or estate who managed domestic affairs and oversaw servants.	Sen	Seneschal	0%
A guard or watchman who keeps watch over a place or people.	Sen	Sentinel	0%
A celestial being of the highest order, often associated with light, purity, and divine service.	Ser	Seraph	0%
A small, tropical island nation in the Indian Ocean, northeast of Madagascar.	Sey	Seychelles	0%
A word, phrase, or custom that distinguishes one group of people from another, often used as a test of belonging.	Shi	Shibboleth	0%
A powerful wave of pressure moving through a medium, often caused by an explosion or sudden impact.	Sho	Shockwave	0%
A hard, brittle, grayish element widely used in electronics, computers, and solar panels.	Sil	Silicon	0%
A male parent, especially of an animal; or a respectful form of address for a king.	S	Sire	0%
Comfort or relief in a time of distress or sadness.	Sol	Solace	0%
The origin or starting point of something, or where information comes from.	Sou	Source	0%
Severe, bare, or sharply clear; also used as a surname.	St	Stark	0%
Help, relief, or assistance given to someone in difficulty or distress.	Suc	Succor	0%
A massive explosion of a star at the end of its life, releasing enormous energy and often forming a neutron star or black hole.	Sup	Supernova	0%
Faster than the speed of sound.	Sup	Supersonic	0%
A sacred tent or dwelling place used for worship, especially as a portable sanctuary in ancient religious traditions.	Tab	Tabernacle	0%
A very large freshwater salmon found in rivers of Siberia and Central Asia.	Tai	Taimen	0%
A sharp, curved claw of a bird of prey used for grasping or killing.	Ta	Talon	0%
A citrus fruit that is a hybrid of a tangerine and a pomelo or grapefruit.	Tan	Tangelo	0%
A deep, gloomy abyss in ancient mythology, often considered a prison or place of torment for the wicked.	Tar	Tartarus	0%
Relating to the structure and movement of the Earth's crust.	Tec	Tectonic	0%
A violent storm, often used metaphorically to describe intense turmoil or upheaval.	Tem	Tempest	0%
Dark, shadowy, or obscure; hard to see or understand.	Ten	Tenebrous	0%
A small freshwater or brackish water turtle with a hard shell.	Ter	Terrapin	0%
An intense feeling of extreme fear or dread.	Ter	Terror	0%
A small freshwater fish, often brightly colored, commonly kept in aquariums.	Te	Tetra	0%
A freshwater fish widely farmed for food, known for its mild taste.	Til	Tilapia	0%
A strong, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant metal often used in aircraft, medical implants, and jewelry.	Tit	Titanium	0%
A figure from Greek mythology who was granted immortality but not eternal youth, causing him to age endlessly.	Tit	Tithonus	0%
A member of a Roman Catholic religious order (Cistercians of the Strict Observance) known for strict monastic life, prayer, and often brewing beer.	Tra	Trappist	0%
The larger of the two islands that make up Trinidad and Tobago, a country in the Caribbean.	Tri	Trinidad	0%
A monarch or emperor, especially the ruler of Russia before 1917.	T	Tsar	0%
A heavy, hard metal with a very high melting point, often used in lightbulb filaments and industrial tools.	Tun	Tungsten	0%
A small, rotating tower on a tank, ship, or castle, often housing weapons.	Tur	Turret	0%
A serious disease caused by bacteria, spread by lice or fleas, causing fever and rash.	Typ	Typhus	0%
A ruler or figure characterized by absolute power, often exercising it harshly or oppressively.	Tyr	Tyranus	0%
An ancient name for the region of western Italy along the Tyrrhenian Sea, associated with the Etruscans.	Tyr	Tyrrhenia	0%
To or until; toward a particular person, place, or purpose.	U	Unto	0%
A hard, silvery-gray metal used to strengthen steel and in some alloys and chemical catalysts.	Van	Vanadium	0%
The independent city-state in Rome that is the headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church and the Pope.	Vat	Vatican	0%
A quantity that has both magnitude and direction, often used in physics and mathematics to represent movement or force.	Vec	Vector	0%
The strange, nostalgic feeling you get when surrounded by old books in a bookstore or library.	Vel	Vellichor	0%
A toxic substance produced by some animals, injected through a bite or sting to harm or immobilize other creatures.	Ve	Venom	0%
A vivid red-orange color often used in art and decoration.	Ver	Vermilion	0%
A governor or ruler who represents a monarch in a colony or territory.	Vic	Viceroy	0%
Physical strength, energy, or mental vitality.	Vi	Vigor	0%
A small, nocturnal arachnid with a segmented body that can spray a vinegar-like liquid for defense.	Vin	Vinagaroon	0%
A venomous snake with a triangular head and long, hinged fangs.	Vi	Viper	0%
The ability to see or the act of perceiving the surrounding environment with the eyes.	Vis	Vision	0%
A person responsible for supervising, protecting, or managing a place, people, or resources.	War	Warden	0%
A fierce, muscular mammal known for its strength, tenacity, and sharp claws, often found in northern forests and tundra.	Wol	Wolverine	0%
A ghostly or shadowy spirit, often seen as an omen of death or a restless soul.	Wra	Wraith	0%
A colorful marine fish with a slender body, often found around coral reefs.	Wra	Wrasse	0%
A dragon or serpent, often used in mythology and folklore.	W	Wyrm	0%
A dragon-like creature with two legs, wings, and a barbed tail, often depicted in heraldry and mythology.	Wyv	Wyvern	0%
A colorless, odorless noble gas used in lighting, lasers, and medical imaging.	Xe	Xenon	0%
A chemical element (symbol Y) used in electronics, LEDs, and superconductors.	Ytt	Ytttrium	0%
A person who is extremely passionate and uncompromising about a cause or belief.	Zea	Zealot	0%
A street or thoroughfare, especially a famous shopping street in Frankfurt, Germany.	Z	Zeil	0%
The highest point or peak; in astronomy, the point directly overhead in the sky.	Zen	Zenith	0%
A gentle, mild breeze.	Zep	Zephyr	0%
The sixth letter of the Greek alphabet, often used as a symbol in science and mathematics.	Z	Zeta	0%
A small, colonial marine animal related to corals, often forming colorful, flower-like polyps.	Zoa	Zoanthid	0%

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