n. patience
(a) creativity; resourcefulness; fabrication; falsehood
(b) trip in a vehicle; type of computer hardware; combined effort to accomplish a goal (i.e. fund raiser)
(c) characteristic; function; capability (of a product, machine, device, software etc.)
(d) tolerance; forbearance
n. access
(a) copying of data for safety purposes; substitute; reserve; spare
(b) state of having committed a crime or offense; culpability; feeling of having done something wrong
(c) planning and execution; management of a business or other operation
(d) approach; entry; permission to enter a computer system or network and/or retrieve data
n. path
(a) track; lane; route; search route
(b) relief; consolation; coziness
(c) transferal of ownership from government to private hands; privatization
(d) number; image; character; price; human shape; symbol
n. management
(a) device; tool; convenience; talent; ability; building
(b) wooden box; old car; old plane
(c) list of subjects or other information arranged in alphabetical order; indicator; sign
(d) person of group of people that runs and administers a business or other enterprise
n. innovator
(a) holiday
(b) more current version of something
(c) confidence; faith; credit; monopoly; several companies banded together in order to reduce competition
(d) person who makes changes; person who introduces new methods or procedures; creative person |
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n. conversation
(a) plan; scheme; program; task; assignment; activity
(b) talk; dialog; discussion; verbal exchange
(c) special individual right not enjoyed by others; benefit; advantage
(d) present; talent; offering
n. pad
(a) conversation; speech; lecture; meeting
(b) piece of soft material which cushions; block of pages stacked together and connected on one side
(c) garbage; trash; waste
(d) section; piece; region; role; function; side in an agreement
n. expertise
(a) goal; aim; intention; objective
(b) person who does not belong to any political party
(c) gross revenues; total business done; rate of selling or producing
(d) proficiency; skill; specialist knowledge and information
n. proximity
(a) opportunity; occurrence, event; incident; reason; cause
(b) device made up of interconnected parts that work together to perform a given task or function
(c) act of strengthening; reward or punishment designed to encourage or discourage a particular response
(d) adjacency; nearness; closeness; vicinity
n. audit
(a) slope; incline; increase; ascent; raise in position or status; promotion; angry response
(b) examination of financial accounts; internal investigation
(c) conversation; speech; lecture; meeting
(d) prop; brace; economic assistance; upkeep; encouragement; aid |
