the nonphysical part of a person that is the seat of emotions and character; the soul
(in Christianity) the third person of the Trinity; God as spiritually active in the world
a quick-drying solution of gum, chiefly used by actors to attach false hair to their faces
a lamp burning volatile spirits, especially methylated spirits, instead of oil
feelings of camaraderie among the members of a group, enabling them to cooperate and work well together
stoicism and determination in a difficult or dangerous situation, especially as displayed by a group of people
a mixture of alcohol and water containing (in the US) 50 percent alcohol by volume, or (in the UK) 57.1 percent alcohol by volume, used as a standard of strength of distilled alcoholic liquor
a volatile colourless liquid distilled from petroleum, used as a paint thinner and solvent
stoicism and determination in a difficult or dangerous situation, especially as displayed by a group of people
denatured alcohol, typically perfumed, used for cleaning and disinfecting the skin or medical instruments before an injection or surgical operation
alcohol for general use that has been made unfit for drinking by the addition of about 10 percent methanol and typically also some pyridine and a violet dye
a mixture of ethanol (95.6 per cent) and water produced as an azeotrope by distillation
(in animistic and occult belief) the nonphysical realm in which disembodied spirits have their existence
join wholeheartedly in an event, especially one of celebration and festivity
someone has good intentions but fails to live up to them
a demon supposedly attending and obeying a witch, often said to assume the form of an animal
aqueous ammonia solution used as smelling salts, formerly prepared from the horns of deer
another name for Unification Church.