to the power of 10
do this by curling your toes over the front edge while riding a surfboard
hang ten
Uber didn't make the list but this competitor did at #1949
Lyft
this adjective means showy or intended to impress
ostentatious
to annul
cancel
P stands for Pressure, V stands for this ideal gas law, PV=nRT
volume
this solid figure has ten faces and a ten letter name
decahedron
The most profitable on the list is this technology company
Apple
to inject someone with a small amount of a disease so that they can become immune to it
inoculate
a tribe of highlanders
clan
to double the stretch of a spring, you have to double the stretch of the pull per Hooke's law of this property
elasticity
the ballet "Slaughter on 10th Avenue" is fittingly titled as that street is part of this infernal New York City neighborhood
Hell's Kitchen
the two aircraft makers topped the aerospace section of the list
Boeing and Airbus
"Dancing Queen" can feel the beat from this instrument
tambourine
in the winter of 2010, a 27-foot-long one of these was seen hanging under a Scottish bridge
icicle
Snell's law is a major law in this branch of physics
optics
the "council of ten" helped run this Italian island republic from 1317 until it was overthrown by the French in 1797
Venice
with $4 trillion in total assets, the ICBC bank of this country, tops the list
China
it sounds like you're writing a novel, but it means to empower or formally sanction an act
authorize
carrying a burden
laden
the lightweight plastic rocket flies far above the drop point while the more massive launcher barely bounces are examples of this physicist's 2nd & 3rd laws of motion
Newton
fasting on the 10th of Tenet, the 10th month of the Jewish calendar is done in memory of the siege of this city by Nebuchadnezzer
Jerusalem
Jamie Dimon is the head of this financial services company, the largest in the United States
JP Morgan Chase
ecstatic happiness
euphoria
this African antelope is right in the middle
eland
"absolute zero" has been deemed to be impossible to reach mathematically, holding this basic law of physics to be true
3rd law of thermodynamics