n. mull
(a) origin; starting point
(b) thin muslin fabric (Hindi); beach cliff (Scottish)
(c) opposite of profit; deprivation; defeat; destruction
(d) equal weight or power acting in opposition
n. income
(a) special individual right not enjoyed by others; benefit; advantage
(b) supplement; mathematical operation
(c) something which is opposite
(d) amount of money received in payment for goods or services or from other sources; revenue; profits
n. staple
(a) metal clip for binding papers; essential element
(b) devotion to a certain habit; dependency
(c) ball; sphere; planet Earth; world
(d) happening; event; incident
n. grain
(a) percentage of profits earned by a salesperson
(b) report of recent events; information about previously unknown facts
(c) representative; deputy; agent; participant of a conference, convention, seminar etc.
(d) cereal; seed; granule; particle; texture; weave
n. attendance
(a) sewing needle; swindler; cheater; professional gambler
(b) person who holds public position; authority
(c) act of quitting a position; letter stating that one quits a position; relinquishment
(d) being physically present; act of accompanying or serving |
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n. carpenter
(a) a person who makes things out of wood such as furniture
(b) meat cutter; meat slaughterer; owner of a meat shop
(c) device made up of interconnected parts that work together to perform a given task or function
(d) business; commerce; barter; occupation
n. lifestyle
(a) way of life
(b) power; strength; force; capacity to be
(c) process of turning money into profit
(d) forward movement; progress; promotion
n. inconvenience
(a) act of acquainting one person with another; preface
(b) source; beginning; birth; parentage; nationality
(c) bother; disturbance; nuisance; discomfort
(d) theme; subject of conversation; issue
n. ship
(a) large vessel made for sailing on the sea; aircraft; spacecraft
(b) organic or chemical substance added to soil to enrich it (i.e. manure)
(c) need; want; shortage; absence
(d) finding fault; act of expressing displeasure; pleading entered by a plaintiff (Law)
n. skim
(a) gratification of a need; remuneration; fulfillment
(b) person or organization that lends something; lender; loaner; moneylender
(c) a thin layer covering the surface of a liquid; film; thin layer
(d) holiday |
