strict; stringent; tight; rigorous

the requirements, status, or legal power necessary to perform a task or hold a position

an individual's inherent nature, disposition, or character traits

meeting the required technical standards or quality specifications

the overarching structure, scope, or state of affairs of a situation or system

the combination of individual character and psychological traits

the standardized arrangement, layout, or specification of a document, data, or technical requirement

the scale, level, or degree of formality of an event, treatment, or protocol

particularly; to a high degree; even more than usual

Baghdad, capital of Iraq

form; table

Green or Greene (name)

Prague, capital of the Czech Republic

to pass an exam, test, or academic evaluation

to wrestle; to engage in hand-to-hand combat

transliteration of the English surname Grey or Gray

a decorative pattern consisting of alternating squares of different colors

Grant (name)

princess (Manchu title used in the Qing Dynasty)

Margaret (name)

to have a right, legal claim, or privilege to do or receive something

a fret on a stringed musical instrument

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

to stabilize, finalize, or settle into a specific state, form, or pattern

Georgia (country)

artistic or literary style, form, or tone

qualifying round (in sports)

Gree (brand)

Friedrich Engels (1820-1895), socialist philosopher and one of the founders of Marxism

to overstep the bounds of what is proper or to take something too far

Ferguson (surname)

a certificate of quality or conformity

The fictional idyllic land from James Hilton's 1933 novel "Lost Horizon", or a metaphorical paradise on earth.

meeting the necessary standard, criteria, or level of quality to be acceptable or up to the mark

bodily health, physical constitution, or build

Singh (name)

Douglas (name)

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770-1831), German philosopher

inharmonious; out of place; not fitting in with others or the surroundings

Angus, a traditional county of Scotland, now a council area

to promote to a higher rank, status, or administrative level

Socrates (469-399 BC), ancient Greek philosopher

Golmud or Ge'ermu city in Haixi Mongol and Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai

having a unique or distinctive style