PED
Any creature with two feet.
What is a biped?
(n) - A handbook, usually for instructions
(adj) - describing any kind of work done by hand
What is a manual?
A person who watches a spectacle (someone at a concert, game, parade, etc.)
What is a spectator?
To cut into two
What is bisect?
a shot with a needle; "throwing" medicine in the body
What is injection?
Someone walking on foot, usually having to cross city streets
What is a pedestrian?
Making new products. (The word got this name because this process was done by hand first; now, it's machines, but the name stuck.)
What is manufacture?
to wonder, ponder, or formulate a theory about something, or in other words, looking at all data carefully 🤔
What is speculate?
To cut apart for the purpose of scientific study
What is dissect?
to throw forward
What is project?
A foot treatment usually involving washing and painting the toe nails.
What is a pedicure?
An order or command placed in your "hands" to carry out
What is a mandate?
Eyeglasses
What are spectacles?
The point at which two or more roads or lines meet and cut through each other
What is intersection?
something thrown with great force
What is projectile?
A four-footed creature
What is a quadriped?
to skillfully move or carry out a task, usually using your hands
What is maneuver?
one way of looking at something among many (different points of view)
What is perspective?
To proclaim (or say) that someone is officially charged with a crime; publicly accusing someone of committing wrongdoings (noun form = indictment - "in-dight-ment”)
What is indict?
To throw things overboard, usually to lighten the load on a ship or plane
What is jettison?
Something that stands (or plants its feet) in your way, an obstacle
What is an impediment?
to send out and set free, to release from someone's control, or literally someone's hands
What is emancipate?
looking back to the past
What is in retrospect or retrospective?
To proclaim (or say) that someone is innocent or cleared of all blame, suspicion, or doubt; usually in a legal context
What is vindicate?
Feeling thrown down in terms of your mood, or sad
What is dejected?