IT

Fashion

Art

Pharmacy

Legal

100

A device with small buttons used for typing

Keyboard

100

A business model where brands sell their products in bulk to stores or retailers.


Wholesale 

100

Using symbols to convey meaning.

Symbolism 

100

Medications applied to the skin.

Oinment

100

Fair treatment under the law.

Justice 

200

The part inside the computer where flies are stored

Hard drive

200

short-lived trend that becomes popular quickly but fades away just as fast.


Fad

200

art that uses few elements and focuses on simplicity

Minimalism 

200

An unwanted effect of a drug

Side effect

200

A legal official who brings charges against a defendant

Prosecutor 

300

A Computer made to stayon a desk

 Desktop 

300

A production method where items are made only after a customer places an order, often personalized.


Made to order

300

A broad movement emphasizing innovation and experimentation.

 Modernism

300

a reason not to use a certain drug or treatment.

Contraindication

300

The person accused of a crime in court.

Defendant 

400

A flat surface on a laptop used instead of mouse 

 Touchpad 

400

A designer’s workroom, especially in couture houses, where garments are handcrafted with skill and creativity.

Atelier 

400

breaking objects into geometric shapes.

Cubism 

400

a reaction to a substance, sometimes caused by medication

Allergy 

400

A legal document stating what happens to someone’s property after death.

Will

500

An electronic machine  used to work, study, or play games

Computer 

500

A period when brands meet with buyers to present and sell their new collections.


Market week

500

portraying subjects as they appear in real life.

Realism 

500

The amount and frequency of medication taken.

Dosage

500

A formal examination of evidence in court.

Trial

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