all; every (used as a determiner before a noun)

practical; workable; realistic

closely; carefully; intently; used to describe paying attention or coordinating with others in a thorough way

to remove a body part or tissue by surgery

kind; warm; amiable; friendly and welcoming in manner

definite; exact; precise; accurate; clear and unambiguous

to break off or interrupt a connection such as a power supply, communication line, or supply route

urgent; pressing; imperative; describes a situation that needs immediate attention or a strong and eager desire

Chelsea, usually referring to the district in London, the football club, or the English given name.

notch; incision; slit; gash

To cut something into slices or thin pieces.

to be closely related; to have a strong connection

To cut open; to slice through.

to switch over; to change between modes, data streams, operating states, or scenes

to be deeply concerned; to be troubled by; to pay close attention to

profound and thorough; used to describe feelings, understandings, or insights that are deeply experienced

To cut, slice, or sever an object; to cut or burn through materials, especially metal, using machine tools, electric arcs, or lasers

to enter or penetrate deeply into a specific topic, problem, area, or defensive position in sports

interests that directly affect a person; personal and vital interests

eager and impatient; characterized by a sense of urgency

disregard all consequences or negative considerations; regardless of everything

clear; distinct; realistic; definite

to avoid at all costs; to be sure to guard against or avoid as a taboo

practical and workable; realistic and capable of being carried out

well-chosen, appropriate, and fitting; (of wording, examples, etc.) accurately and closely matching the intended meaning or situation

to bear in mind; to be sure to remember; must always remember

fervent and earnest; showing intense eagerness or sincerity

to suit; to be appropriate for; to be perfectly in line with

concerning oneself; directly affecting a person or one's own interests

To learn from each other by discussing or exchanging ideas; to compare notes

unrealistic; impractical; not fitting the current situation or actual needs

Cheney; specifically Richard B. "Dick" Cheney (born 1941), US Republican politician and Vice President from 2001-2009

(idiom) to gnash one's teeth in anger; to fume with rage; to describe a state of extreme hatred or resentment

eager; anxious; impatient; often used after a specific goal to indicate a strong desire to achieve it

to impose uniformity regardless of actual circumstances; to apply a single solution to diverse problems

to cut into pieces or chunks; to strip and slice food

to remove text or an image from a document and move it to a clipboard, as in "cut-and-paste"

(bound form) must; be sure to; used to express urgent reminders or commands, often in letters or official documents; also used at the end of notices to mean "do not ignore this"

ardent; earnest; deep and sincere

to cut or machine a workpiece using tools or machine tools to achieve a specific shape, size, or finish

the surface revealed by cutting through an object; a cross-section

to cut up; to mince; to chop into small pieces

by no means; be sure not to; used to give a strong warning or command to avoid doing something

Margaret Thatcher (1925-2013), British Conservative politician and prime minister from 1979-1990

Chernobyl, a city in northern Ukraine known for the 1986 nuclear disaster

to prevail over everything; to be dominant or of paramount importance

sincere and earnest; heartfelt and genuine in attitude or speech

(mathematics) to inscribe or be internally tangent to a geometric figure

conscientious; down-to-earth; thorough and solid; strictly and reliably