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| a small thin sweet crisp cake, in any of numerous varieties or flavours, etc. N Amer equivalent cookie; |
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| the point or occasion at which something begins. |
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a firm opinion.
a principle or idea, etc accepted as true, especially without proof |
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to accept what is said by someone as true
to think, assume or suppose |
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| having good results or benefits; advantageous. |
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advantage or sake
to do good to someone.
to gain an advantage or receive something good from it or as a result of it. |
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1. A line or border marking the farthest limit of an area, etc.
Thesaurus: border, verge, edge, fringe, frontier, limit, perimeter, demarcation, circumference, periphery; Antonym: centre, core.
2. A final or outer limit, often an immaterial limit, to anything.
3. The marked limits of a cricket field. |
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a shop, firm or commercial company, etc.
an affair or matter
the buying and selling of goods and services. Also called commerce, trade. |
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length and divisions of the year.any system by which the beginning, length and divisions of the year are fixed.
a booklet, chart or an adjustable device, that shows the beginning, |
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| any device or means of disguising or concealing a person or animal, or of deceiving an adversary, especially by adopting the colour, texture, etc, of natural surroundings or backgrounds. |
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someone who is competing with others for a job, prize, parliamentary seat, etc.
someone taking an examination. |
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| 1. Belonging or relating to the part of the Atlantic and its islands between the West Indies and Central and S America, or its inhabitants. |
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| a group of things, people or concepts classed together because of some quality or qualities they have in common. |
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| a burial ground for the dead, especially one that is not attached to a church. |
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| to call on someone to settle a matter by any sort of contest |
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1. Inclined or liable to change often; fickle.
Thesaurus: capricious, erratic, fickle, variable, mercurial, mutable, protean, volatile, unstable, vacillating; Antonym: reliable, predictable.
2. Able to be changed. |
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