n. inventor
(a) creator; designer
(b) person or organization that lends something; lender; loaner; moneylender
(c) regard; esteem; renown
(d) protection; security; rampart; shield
adv. tight
(a) meanwhile; in the meantime
(b) in a close-fitting manner; firmly
(c) without pleasure or happiness; wretchedly; poorly
(d) to a higher level; more than; higher than
n. method
(a) timepiece; device for telling time
(b) increase in the supply of money in relation to the amount of goods available resulting in a rise in prices
(c) procedure; plan of action; way; manner in which one conducts business; technique
(d) place; location; area
n. residence
(a) lawsuit; request; right
(b) headquarters of a business; dwelling place; abode; home; domicile
(c) ascent
(d) spot; tip; essence; gist; matter
n. viewpoint
(a) rough outline; sketch; written order for payment; conscription
(b) attitude; stance; opinion
(c) wage; salary; compensation; bonus; punishment
(d) noon; 12 a.m. |
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n. fame
(a) truthfulness; sincerity; integrity; frankness
(b) notoriety; renown; good reputation
(c) comfort; fitness or suitability for performing an action
(d) act of dragging or pulling with a rope or chain
n. customer
(a) client; buyer; person who buys a product or service
(b) contamination; dirtying; soiling; spoiling; destruction
(c) task; assignment; delegation; errand; religious delegation
(d) worry; issue; problem; group of companies; large corporation
n. voice
(a) elasticity; ability to adapt to new circumstances; pliability
(b) sound produced in the throat; expression; language
(c) business of sending or transporting cargo; sea voyage (Archaic)
(d) end; deduction; cognition; final decision
v. stack
(a) to make into a city
(b) to place one thing on top of another in a heap; to pile
(c) to manage; to supervise; to supply; to dispense
(d) to intend; to plan; to design; to aim
n. graduate
(a) adequate amount; sufficient degree
(b) failure; fiasco; sputtering which gradually fades into silence
(c) person who has completed a course of study and received a degree or diploma
(d) instructor; director; escort; leader; manual; handbook |
