1.
to make information known publicly or officially
2.
to cause someone or something to come closer or be interested.
3.
something that blocks or makes progress difficult.
4.
a path for communication, broadcasting, or movement of water.
5.
to say something is true, often without proof.
6.
to worry or be about something.
7.
to make or become less warm or hot.
8.
to not like someone or something.
9.
the management of money, especially for business or personal use.
10.
a close, trusting relationship between people.
11.
all people born around the same time; a stage in a family line.
12.
responsible for breaking a law or doing something wrong.
13.
the ability to create ideas or pictures in your mind.
14.
very interested, eager, or sharp.
15.
free time when you are not working.
16.
to rest in a horizontal position; to say something untrue.
17.
to find the place or position of something.
18.
to control or make something work; to perform surgery.
19.
newspapers, magazines, or news media; the act of pushing.
20.
fair, sensible, or acceptable.
