Acrophobia is the irrational fear of heights, derived from Greek 'akron' (peak) and 'phobos' (fear).

Etymology is the study of word origins and how their meanings have evolved over time.

All three terms refer to professionals who work with wood, though with slightly different specializations.

Destitution refers to extreme poverty and the complete lack of resources, stronger than simple poverty.

Ascetic refers to someone who practices strict self-discipline and renunciation for spiritual or moral reasons.

Torpor describes a state of physical or mental inactivity, being in between sleep and wakefulness.

Perjury is the criminal offense of deliberately lying while under oath in a legal proceeding.

Verbosity refers to using more words than necessary, resulting in excessive wordiness.

All three terms describe someone who fraudulently claims to have abilities or qualifications they lack.

Sculpture is the general term for three-dimensional artistic works, while others are specific techniques.