Cases of word usage

1) (a spirit of) a dead person appearing to a person still living (ghost)

2) a person who is still learning and who has no experience; a person training to become a monk or nun (novice)

3) (attracting attention because) better than others; (of problems, work, payment etc) still to be attended to (outstanding)

4) still to be paid (owing)

5) to be still present after a part has gone or has been away; to continue in the same place or condition (remain)

6) still and quiet; giving (a feeling of) rest (restful)

7) (of a person, audience etc) unwilling or unable to be still and patient (restive)

8) never still or quiet (restless)

9) to move suddenly or with energy (down, up, out etc) from being still (sprung)

10) having lived a short time; having existed for a short time; still near its beginning; young people; children (young)