"Pennyless" is an incorrect spelling of the word "penniless." "Penniless" is an adjective used to describe someone who has no money or financial resources.

Preventive and preventative are two variations of the same word, and relate to actions taken to prevent undesirable from happening.

Mad and angry are both emotions indicating displeasure or irritation. "Mad" typically implies a more intense or irrational feeling of annoyance, while "angry" suggests a strong feeling of displeasure or hostility towards someone or something.

"Satelite" is the incorrect spelling of "satellite." A "satellite" is an object or spacecraft that orbits around a larger celestial body, such as a planet or star. Satellites are often used for communication, navigation, weather observation, scientific research, and other purposes.

"Frist" is the incorrect spelling of "first." "First" typically refers to the initial occurrence, position, or instance in a sequence or ranking, indicating precedence or priority over subsequent items or events. It denotes being ahead of all others in order or importance.

"Tatoo" is the incorrect spelling of "tattoo." A "tattoo" is a permanent mark or design made on the skin by injecting ink or pigments into the dermis layer, typically for decorative or symbolic purposes. It is a form of body art that has been practiced across various cultures throughout history.

"Suger" is the incorrect spelling of "sugar." "Sugar" is a carbohydrate commonly used to sweeten food and beverages. It can be derived from various sources such as sugarcane or sugar beets and is a key ingredient in many culinary applications.

"Bulet" is a misspelling of "bullet." A "bullet" is a projectile expelled from a firearm, consisting of a metal, elongated shape designed to be fired through a barrel, propelled by gunpowder or other propellants.

"After" is a preposition primarily used to indicate temporal or sequential relationships between events or actions, showcasing its versatility in expressing time, conjunction, and conditional relationships in English sentences.