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1. large business organization that consists of a number of companies that deal with a variety of different business, manufacturing, or commercial activities
2. a mix of things |
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| promising well for future |
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| impossible to alter, change; unforgettable |
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| draw attention to something; to make a feature of something more noticeable |
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| involving a lot of sitting and correspondingly little exercise |
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| a layer of epidermis in a mollusk or brachiopod with glands that secrete a shell-producing substance |
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| describes animals that hunt, kill, and eat other animals (technical) |
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| a feature of something that distinguishes it from others |
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| to prepare land for the growing of crops by plowing or harrowing |
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| a short stiff hair on an animal or plant, or a mass of short stiff hairs growing, especially on a hog's back or a man's face |
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| a slender, usually rigid bristle or hair |
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| anticoagulant from leeches |
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| a hardened noncellular layer secreted by and covering the epidermis in many invertebrates |
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| a resident of a specific country or area |
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| relating to or operated by a device in which pressure applied to a piston is transmitted by a fluid to a larger piston, so as to give rise to a larger force |
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| use of supposedly magic words: the ritual chanting or use of supposedly magic words |
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