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1 : the structure, feel, and appearance of something (as a fabric)
2 : a quality that identifies something |
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1 : the fluid part of a plant; especially : a watery solution that circulates through a higher plant and carries food and nutrients
2 : bodily health and vigor : VITALITY
3 : a foolish person who is easily tricked or cheated |
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| being tall, thin, and usually loose-jointed |
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1 : the degree of thickness, firmness, or stickiness
2 : agreement or harmony between parts or elements
3 : a sticking with one way of thinking or acting |
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1 a : to use up completely b : to use up all of the mental or physical energy of : TIRE, WEAR OUT
2 a : to draw off or let out completely b : to empty by drawing something from
3 : to try out all of
4: the gas that escapes from an engine
5 : a system of pipes through which exhaust escapes |
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1 : very dark or gloomy
2 : FOGGY 1, misty
3 : difficult to understand |
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1 : a film of cobwebs floating in air
2 : something light or very delicate |
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1 : to be or cause to be confused or bewildered : STUPEFY
2 : to mix up in a confused way
3 : to think or act in a confused way : BUNGLE
4: a confused mess : JUMBLE |
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| : impossible or very hard to read |
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1 : a shaft or pin on which something turns
2 : something on which something else turns or depends : a central member, part, or point
3: to turn on or as if on a pivot |
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| : to change or twist the meaning or sound of |
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| : of a tall or long and thin appearance that often suggests physical weakness |
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1 : a part that rotates in a stationary part (as in an electrical machine)
2 : a complete system of rotating blades that support a helicopter in flight |
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1 : to blow violently and noisily
2 : to talk or act in a noisy boastful way
3: a violent noise or commotion
4 : loudly boastful or threatening speech |
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1 : a person who takes part in an activity (as a study or sport) for pleasure and not for pay
2 : a person who engages in something without experience or skill |
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| : a loud confused mixture of noises |
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1 : to ask for or support earnestly
2 : to try to persuade
3 : to force or drive to some course or activity
4: : a strong desire especially to achieve a goal |
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| having small knobs or lumps |
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| : a large or hard knot in wood or on a tree |
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| 1 a : the highest point b : the point of highest dramatic interest or a major turning point in the action (as of a play) |
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| to speak rapidly and often foolishly |
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1 : not strong or solid
2 : not likely or convincing |
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