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Having a reciprocal relationship or interest; shared by two or more people or things. Involving or characterized by mutual action, feeling, or influence. Related: reciprocal, shared, common, joint.
LOGAN/ˈloʊɡən/ · noun
A person who is a member of a Scottish or Irish family, especially one who is descended from the ancient Celtic kings of Scotland. A person who is a member of a family that has a long history of leadership or authority. Related: Scot, Celt, Highlander.
POLEY/pəʊli/ · noun
A poley is a type of climbing plant, often used in gardens and landscapes for its attractive foliage and flowers. Related: ivy, clematis, honeysuckle.
GROCER/ˈɡroʊsər/ · noun
A person who sells food, especially fruit and vegetables, in a shop. Related: shopkeeper, retailer, vendor, merchant.
DETENU/dɛˈtɛnyʊ/ · noun
A person who is being held in custody or detention. Related: prisoner, detainee, captivity, imprisonment.
DIMWITS/ˈdɪm.wɪts/ · noun
Plural of dimwit: a stupid or foolish person; someone regarded as slow-witted or lacking in intelligence or judgment. Related: fools, idiots, dunces, simpletons.
MOTEL/ˈmoʊtɛl/ · noun
A hotel, especially one with individual rooms or cabins, often located near a highway or other transportation route. Related: hotel, inn, motel, resort.
MANIC/mænɪk/ · adjective
Having or showing a very high level of energy and excitement, often in a way that is considered excessive or irrational. Characterized by or showing a state of intense excitement or wild enthusiasm. Related: frantic, frenzied, hysterical, excitable.
BEATS/biːts/ · noun (plural of beat) and verb (third-person singular of beat)
As a noun, beats are the plural of 'beat': regular rhythmic pulses in music or poetry, or (in journalism) the specific subjects or areas reporters regularly cover. As a verb, 'beats' is the third-person singular form of 'beat', meaning to strike repeatedly, defeat someone, or surpass. Related: rhythms, pulses, pulses, thumps.
STASH/stæʃ/ · noun, verb
A store of something, especially money or goods, hidden away for future use. To store or hide something away, especially secretly. Related: hoard, cache, stockpile, reserve.
REHAB/riːˈæb/ · noun, verb
A place, center, or process for helping someone to recover from addiction or injury, or to improve their physical or mental health. To restore someone or something to a normal or healthy condition. Related: recovery center, treatment center, rehabilitation center, therapy.
PEERS/piːrz/ · noun
People who are of equal social standing or position, or a person who uses a computer or other electronic device to connect to the internet and share information with others. Related: equals, contemporaries, colleagues, fellows.