Episode 116: lawyer, limb, field, faith, shower, mask, course, opinion, when, and steer.
1. lawyer (n.) : a professional person qualified to advise clients on legal matters and represent them in court
2. limb (n.) : an arm, leg, or wing of a person or animal; a large branch of a tree; (idiom: out on a limb) in a risky or vulnerable position
3. field (n.) : a large area of open land, often used for farming or sports; a branch of study, knowledge, or professional activity (e.g., medical field)
4. faith (n.) : strong belief or trust in someone or something, often without proof; confidence or religious belief
5. shower (n.) : a device that sprays water for bathing; a short period of rain or other falling particles
6. mask (n.) : a covering for all or part of the face, worn for protection, disguise, or performance
7. course (n.) : a series of lessons or studies in a particular subject; the direction or route taken by a ship, aircraft, river, or vehicle (e.g., stay on course)
8. opinion (n.) : a personal view, belief, or judgment about something, not necessarily based on fact (e.g., in my opinion)
9. when (conj./adv.) : at or during the time that; used to ask about or refer to a specific time
10. steer (v.) : to control the direction of a vehicle or vessel; to guide or direct a situation, conversation, or group (figuratively)