1: have a ‘right’ to something (good or bad) because of what you’ve done

2: shows that something is true—or might be true

3: harm done to something

4: what people do (or go to) because it is interesting and brings them pleasure

5: behave dishonestly in order to rob or trick someone

6: level of behaviour that must be reached (or ‘kept up’ to)

7: ‘take back‘ (often officially) something you have said; take money from bank

8: careful watching, especially to make sure people obey the law or follow rules

9: tell someone you are pleased they have done well, been lucky, etcetera

10: say you’re sorry for having done something wrong

11: show; put something somewhere where people can see it

12: move something or someone from one place to another

13: marriage ceremony (what happens when people get married)

14: pain caused by tightening of muscles

15: very angry

16: ask for something very strongly; insist

17: biggest prize (for gamblers at a casino etc.)

18: very expensive and generous party, supper, or ceremony

19: person whose job is to look after something (a parking lot, for example)

20: make it clear that something is important (by speaking or writing ’strongly’)