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a remedy for all diseases, evils, or difficulties;
a cure-all (n.) |
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| an unlimited view; a comprehensive picture of a chain of events or a specific subject; a circling, continuous view (n.) |
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| belief that God is sum of all beings, things, forces, etc. in universe; belief in and worship of all gods (n.) |
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| wild uproar or noise; chaos (n.) |
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| circular temple in Rome dedicated to all gods (n.) |
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| group of historical superstars in any one area (n.) |
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| a speech or article in praise of someone or something (n.) |
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| a complete magnificient outfit; a splendid or magnificient display (n.) |
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| widespread, general; relating to all the people; universal (adj. or n.) |
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