This practice of farming and cultivating soil to grow crops keeps world food supplies growing
Agriculture
Taken into custody by law enforcement, or suddenly stopped in motion.
Arrested
You look at this grid of days and months to plan your schedule or count down to vacation.
Calendar
This high-ranking naval officer outranks a captain and leads fleets at sea.
Admiral
Someone who hopes to achieve a ambition—like an up-and-coming actor or an eager young chef—is described as this.
Aspiring
To bypass, find a way around, or cleverly evade a problem or obstacle.
Circumvent
North, south, east, or west—or the general path or orientation you are taking.
Direction
A officer appointed to oversee and manage the financial affairs, funds, and budget of an organization.
Treasurer
It can mean a letter or symbol in an alphabet, or a person's moral strength and distinct personality.
Character
The shirt part around the neck, or what a police officer might do to apprehend a suspect.
Collar
Related to or derived from the Sun, like panels that harvest light or an eclipse when the Moon blocks it.
Solar
A reddish-brown shade often used to describe hair color or autumn leaves
Auburn
From the Latin for "warm weather," it's the official term for sweat when your body cools itself down.
Perspiration
Protection against danger, or a term for financial assets like stocks and bonds.
Security
One fourth of a whole, a 25-cent coin, or a three-month period in a business year.
Quarter
Drawn across a stage at the end of a play, or hung in a window to block out light.
Curtain
An optical illusion often seen in hot deserts, caused by the refraction of light through layers of air.
Mirage
Your handwritten mark on a contract, or a distinctive characteristic that identifies you.
Signature
It describes energy derived from atomic nuclei, or a classic mid-century family unit of parents and kids.
Nuclear
To carry out an action, execute a task, or entertain an audience on stage.
Perform