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to work or act together, to be used or employed, to be in a state of being used or employed. Related: used, employed, operated, worked.
MAYPOP/mæɪˈpɒp/ · noun
A type of passionflower, specifically Passiflora incarnata, native to North America, characterized by its large, yellowish-green flowers and edible fruit. Related: passionflower, passion vine, maypop passionflower, wild passionflower.
BEMAD/bɪˈmæd/ · verb
Definition pending review.
YORKER/ˈjɔːrkər/ · noun
A yorker is a type of delivery in cricket, bowled directly to the batsman's legs. It is a short ball that is bowled with a lot of pace. Related: full toss, good length, half-volley.
PANEL/pænl/ · noun, verb
A flat surface, typically of wood or other material, used as a table or for displaying information. To discuss or examine something in a group, especially in a formal or official way. Related: board, committee, council, jury.
HEARS/hɜːrz/ · verb
To hear or learn something from another person, especially unofficially. To give evidence or testimony, especially in a court of law. Related: hear, learn, find out, discover.
MOUTH/mɔʊθ/ · noun, verb
The opening through which food passes into the body and out of which speech and saliva are emitted. To utter or express something, typically in a loud voice. Related: lip, oral cavity, gape, utter.
AVOID/əˈvɔɪd/ · verb
To keep away from someone or something, or to refrain from doing something. Related: evade, shun, sidestep, dodge.
GREED/ɡriːd/ · noun
Excessive or insatiable desire for wealth, possessions, or power; a selfish and excessive love of money or material possessions. Related: avarice, covetousness, rapacity, gluttony.
BENCH/bɛntʃ/ · noun
A long seat, typically made of wood or stone, that may or may not have a back, for use by several people at once. In law and sports contexts, it also denotes the judge's seat or position (collectively, the judiciary) and the substitute players on a team. Related: seat, settee, form, pew.
TRIAL/trʌɪəl/ · noun, verb
A test or examination, especially one that is formal or official. To put or bring to the test, especially in order to judge the quality or effectiveness of something. Related: test, examination, evaluation, assay.