| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | A beat | A brief unit of time. |
| 2. | A breath | A very short pause. |
| 3. | A flash | An instant, very brief time. |
| 4. | A heartbeat | A single pulse of time. |
| 5. | A jiffy | An extremely short time. |
| 6. | A minute | A short period; sixty seconds. |
| 7. | A second | A very brief time unit. |
| 8. | A spell | A short stretch of time. |
| 9. | A tick | A tiny time interval. |
| 10. | A while | An unspecified short period. |
| 11. | Blink | An instant; very brief time. |
| 12. | Break | A short interruption in time. |
| 13. | Breath | A brief pause or interval. |
| 14. | Breathe-space | A brief pause to recover. |
| 15. | Brink | The point just before something. |
| 16. | Burst | A sudden short period. |
| 17. | Chance | A particular time to act. |
| 18. | Climax | The most intense point. |
| 19. | Crisis point | A critical turning time. |
| 20. | Crucial point | A decisive time or stage. |
| 21. | Dawn | The day’s first light period. |
| 22. | Daybreak | The time when day begins. |
| 23. | Deadline | The latest allowable time. |
| 24. | Decisive point | A time of final choice. |
| 25. | Delay | A postponement in time. |
| 26. | Denouement | The concluding stage of events. |
| 27. | Duration | The length of time something lasts. |
| 28. | Ebb | A waning phase or time. |
| 29. | Episode | A distinct event period. |
| 30. | Era | A long defined time period. |
| 31. | Event | A happening at a time. |
| 32. | Exact time | The precise point in time. |
| 33. | Fateful hour | A time with major consequences. |
| 34. | Flashpoint | A sudden critical time. |
| 35. | Fleeting instant | A very brief time. |
| 36. | Flicker | A brief, wavering instant. |
| 37. | Fork in the road | A pivotal decision time. |
| 38. | Gap | A break between times. |
| 39. | Glance | A very brief look or time. |
| 40. | Glimmer | A brief sign or moment. |
| 41. | Golden hour | A prized, limited time window. |
| 42. | Grace period | Extra time allowed. |
| 43. | Halftime | The midpoint break in a game. |
| 44. | Highlight | The best or peak time. |
| 45. | Hour | A sixty-minute time period. |
| 46. | Hourglass moment | A time slipping away. |
| 47. | Immediate future | The time just ahead. |
| 48. | In-between | An intermediate time or phase. |
| 49. | Incident | A single event in time. |
| 50. | Inflection point | A turning point in events. |
| 51. | Instant | A point in time; immediate. |
| 52. | Interlude | A short interval between events. |
| 53. | Interval | A space between times. |
| 54. | Juncture | A critical time or stage. |
| 55. | Key time | An important time to act. |
| 56. | Killing time | Time spent waiting idly. |
| 57. | Knot | A tight point in events. |
| 58. | Last minute | The final possible time. |
| 59. | Lifetime | The span of a life. |
| 60. | Lull | A temporary quiet period. |
| 61. | Midpoint | The middle time in a span. |
| 62. | Milestone | A significant time marker. |
| 63. | Minute hand | A time indicator on clocks. |
| 64. | Minutiae | Tiny details; small moments. |
| 65. | Now | The present time. |
| 66. | Occasion | A particular time for something. |
| 67. | Offing | The near future time. |
| 68. | Opening | The beginning time of something. |
| 69. | Opportune time | A favorable time to act. |
| 70. | Opportunity | A favorable time or chance. |
| 71. | Pause | A brief stop in time. |
| 72. | Peak | The highest point in time. |
| 73. | Period | A length or segment of time. |
| 74. | Phase | A stage in a process. |
| 75. | Point | A specific time or stage. |
| 76. | Present | The current time. |
| 77. | Prime time | The most favorable time. |
| 78. | Prompt | Immediate time; without delay. |
| 79. | Punctum | A tiny point; brief instant. |
| 80. | Quick second | A very brief time. |
| 81. | Quiver | A brief tremor or instant. |
| 82. | Recess | A short break period. |
| 83. | Respite | A short rest from activity. |
| 84. | Rest | A pause or break time. |
| 85. | Return | A time of coming back. |
| 86. | Second | A small unit of time. |
| 87. | Sequel | A later time or continuation. |
| 88. | Short time | A brief span of time. |
| 89. | Snapshot | A captured instant in time. |
| 90. | Spellbound time | A captivating brief interval. |
| 91. | Split second | An extremely brief instant. |
| 92. | Stage | A period in development. |
| 93. | Stint | A fixed short period. |
| 94. | Stretch | A continuous period of time. |
| 95. | Temporary lull | A brief quiet time. |
| 96. | Term | A fixed period of time. |
| 97. | Threshold | The start point of something. |
| 98. | Timepoint | A specific time reference. |
| 99. | Turning point | A time when things change. |
| 100. | Twinkling | A very brief instant. |
