n. offset
(a) topic; subject; matter; question; problem; publication
(b) period; era; generation
(c) determination; resolution; ruling (especially in court)
(d) outcome; compensation; counterbalance
n. territory
(a) opening of a show; first public appearance
(b) unit of time equal to 60 seconds; 1/60 of an hour; memo; protocol; memorandum
(c) telephone conversation; visit; invitation; claim; need
(d) region; district; zone; area; domain
n. circle
(a) advance stipulation; preliminary terms
(b) either end of a passenger line; bus or train station
(c) feigning; impersonation; false show; claim; assertion
(d) ring-shaped geometric figure; round figure; group; society
n. weapon
(a) person employed to deliver official dispatches or go on special errands
(b) position; place where a person or thing is usually found; headquarters; broadcast frequency
(c) identifying characteristic
(d) instrument for use in attack or defense in combat
n. majority
(a) a measurement of output per hours worked; creativeness; fruitfulness; prolificness
(b) reduction; curtailing; decrease
(c) greater number or part; number greater than half of the total
(d) cause; basis for action; intelligence; sense |
|
n. disk
(a) disregard; inattention; forgetfulness; abandonment
(b) person who currently holds an office or position
(c) wages; rent; rental; charge; fee
(d) flat circular object
n. limit
(a) formal approval; proof; verification; religious ceremony
(b) point at which something ends; edge; border; restriction; restraint
(c) variety; collection; selection; range; mixture
(d) yearly date commemorating a special event; birthday
n. taste
(a) seminar; brief intensive educational program; discussion group
(b) progression; succession; order; arrangement
(c) perception of flavor; sense; reason
(d) quickness; velocity; transmission gear in a motor vehicle
n. seminar
(a) folded and stitched down edge of cloth; edge of a garment
(b) mail manager, person responsible for managing electronic mail on a network (Computers)
(c) contrast
(d) educational meeting; training session
n. frank
(a) mark or signature which allows a letter or package to be sent free of charge
(b) organization and interpretation of numerical data
(c) combining of separate elements into a complete whole
(d) act of acquainting one person with another; preface |
