n. minority
(a) part of a population differing in some characteristic; state of being under legal age
(b) mistake; something that is incorrect
(c) distinguishing mark; unique ability; area of expertise
(d) length; distance; duration; period of time
n. calculator
(a) performance; operation; attainment; mission; success
(b) small machine that makes computations
(c) chauffeur; program which enables an operating system to communicate with a particular device
(d) embarrassing situation; predicament; location; position (i.e. of a ship or individual)
v. publish
(a) to connect; to join; to link
(b) to accuse; to admonish
(c) to produce and distribute printed material; to advertise
(d) to tie down
n. resolve
(a) combination of related things or parts that form a complex whole
(b) push; lift; incentive; encouragement
(c) firm decision; ruling; decisiveness; determination
(d) heaviness; unit of mass; pressure; importance; influence
v. hem
(a) to surround; to enclose; to hesitate; to falter in speaking
(b) to occupy a place; to take a place; to obtain at an advance opportunity
(c) to move heavily or awkwardly; to accumulate; to collect
(d) to have faith in; to assume; to suppose |
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v. determine
(a) to arrange in groups; to classify; to sort; to structure
(b) to decide; to define; to conclude; to cause; to affect
(c) to create; to produce; to bring into being
(d) to prosper; to flourish; to succeed
adj. temporary
(a) concentrated; focused; determined; resolute; purposeful
(b) passing; brief
(c) wonderful; excellent; marvelous; grand; elegant; magnificent
(d) basic; elemental; essential
v. finish
(a) to terminate; to end; to destroy; to defeat; to complete
(b) to think over; to ponder; to contemplate; to heat and spice for drinking
(c) to send away; to fire; to release; to free
(d) to notice; to observe; to comment; to state; to say
adj. incentive
(a) appropriate; noble
(b) legitimate; legally acceptable; not expired; logical; well-founded
(c) provocative; stimulating; encouraging
(d) profitable; yielding monetary rewards; gainful
v. loan
(a) to solidify; to become solid; to stabilize; to become stable
(b) to distract; to entertain; to turn in a different direction; to deflect
(c) to lend a sum of money for a period of time; to give temporarily
(d) to move backward; to go back; to return to a previous condition |
