| Word * | Part of Speech | Definition | Audio Available? |
|---|---|---|---|
| orbit | Noun | A circular or elliptical path of one object around another object | Yes |
| orbit | Noun | The bony cavity containing the eyeball; the eye socket | Yes |
| orbit | Verb | To circle or revolve around another object | Yes |
| mortal | Adjective | Susceptible to death by aging, sickness, injury, or wound | Yes |
| mortal | Noun | A human; someone susceptible to death | Yes |
| worst | Adjective | Most inferior; doing the least good | Yes |
| worst | Adjective | Most unfavorable | Yes |
| worst | Adjective | Most harmful or severe | Yes |
| worst | Adjective | Most ill | Yes |
| worst | Noun | Something that is the least good; most unfavorable; most harmful or severe | Yes |
| worst | Adverb | In the worst way; most badly | Yes |
| come | Preposition | When an event has occurred or a time has arrived | Yes |
| come | Verb | To move from further away to nearer to | Yes |
| love | Noun | An intense feeling of affection and care towards another person | Yes |
| love | Noun | A deep or abiding liking for something | Yes |
| love | Noun | A profound and caring attraction towards someone | Yes |
| love | Noun | The object of one's romantic feelings; a darling or sweetheart | Yes |
| love | Noun | Zero, no score in tennis | Yes |
| love | Verb | To have a strong affection for | Yes |
| love | Verb | To need, thrive on | Yes |
| love | Verb | To be strongly inclined towards something; an emphatic form of like | Yes |
| love | Verb | To care deeply about | Yes |
| dove | Noun | A pigeon, especially one smaller in size | Yes |
| dove | Verb | Past tense of to dive | Yes |
| shoot | Verb | To fire one or more shots | Yes |
| shoot | Verb | To hit with a shot | Yes |
| shoot | Verb | To move very quickly and suddenly | Yes |
| shoot | Verb | To photograph | Yes |
| shoot | Verb | To make the stated score | Yes |
| shoot | Noun | The bud of a plant, such as a bamboo shoot | Yes |
| shoot | Noun | A photography session | Yes |
| moon | Proper Noun | The Moon, the satellite of planet Earth | Yes |
| moon | Noun | Any substantially-sized natural satellite of a planet | Yes |
| moon | Noun | A month, particularly a lunar month | Yes |
| moose | Noun | The largest member of the deer family of which the male has very large, hand-shaped antlers | Yes |
| tooth | Noun | Hard bony object usually attached in a row to each jaw, used for the chewing and eating food. | Yes |
| tooth | Noun | One of the projections of a saw, rake, comb or other similar implements | Yes |
| gorge | Noun | A deep narrow passage with steep rocky sides; a ravine | Yes |
| gorge | Verb | To eat greedily and in large quantities; to stuff oneself with food | Yes |
| most | Adverb | The majority of | Yes |
| most | Adverb | Used in forming the superlative of adjectives | Yes |
| most | Adverb | Used to modify adjectives with the meaning highly | Yes |
| most | Pronoun | The majority of a specified group | Yes |
| most | Pronoun | The majority of people in general | Yes |
| prop | Noun | An item placed on a stage to create a scene or scenario | Yes |
| prop | Noun | An object placed against or under another to support it; anything that supports | Yes |
| prop | Noun | The propeller of an aircraft | Yes |
| prop | Verb | To support something | Yes |
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