Jack (name)

(loanword) chocolate

(loanword) microphone

Frank (name)

to successfully deal with or defeat a problem, difficulty, or obstacle

Nick (name)

Claire (name)

Mark (name)

(name) Michael

a proper noun for the name Chris.

a short coat that ends at the hip or waist (loanword)

tank (military vehicle) (loanword)

Dick (person name)

Texas, US state

Brooklyn, borough of New York City

to produce a genetic copy of an organism; a biological clone

Karl Marx (1818-1883), German revolutionary, economist and historian; also the surname Marx

a deck of playing cards

(loanword) microphone

Patrick (name)

to prevail with difficulty

Bill Clinton (1946-), 42nd US President (1993-2001)

Olympic; the Olympics

a unit of mass for gemstones and pearls (loanword)

(name) Clark or Clarke

(medicine) shock; to go into shock

to exercise control over one's emotions, impulses, or actions

becquerel (unit of radioactivity, symbol Bq)

a transliteration of the Western masculine given name Luke, often associated with the character Luke Skywalker from the Star Wars franchise.

the capital city of the US state of Mississippi

Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries

to take a fortified place by force or military action

Buick (car brand)

the Committee for State Security, the Soviet Union's main intelligence agency and secret police

NASDAQ (stock exchange)

Clay (name)

Jacques Chirac (1932-2019), president of France 1995-2007

Beckenham or Beckham (transliterated surname or place name)

Richard Nixon (1913–1994), US president who served from 1969 to 1974

a member of a family of metal woodwind instruments with a single-reed mouthpiece, often used in jazz and classical music

transliterated name for Brook; specifically Peter Brook (1925–2022), a highly influential British theater and film director