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1 a : more than is usual, necessary, or proper He went to extravagant (=elaborate, extreme) lengths to impress his boss. The brunch featured an extravagant (=lavish) assortment of entrees. extravagant praise The company has been making extravagant claims/promises about Read More …
(more especially; most especially) 1 : more than usually : VERY, EXTREMELY He was especially concerned about the contract. an especially good essay There is nothing especially radical about that idea. 2 a : used to indicate something that deserves Read More …
(noncount) a decayed mixture of plants (such as leaves and grass) that is used to improve the soil in a garden a compost heap = (chiefly US) a compost pile [=a pile of plant materials that are kept in a Read More …
formal 1 : lying on your back with your face upward a supine position He was lying supine on the couch. 2 : disapproving : willing to be controlled by others : weak or passive a supine attitude a supine Read More …
somewhat technical 1 : (+ object) : to remove water or moisture from (something, such as food) Salt dehydrates the meat and keeps it from spoiling. 2 : to lose too much water (no object) Athletes drink lots of water Read More …
the quality or state of being the same : the quality or state of being uniform or identical (noncount) There is little uniformity among the states in voting procedures. (=different states have different voting procedures) (singular) There is a uniformity Read More …
1 a : (+ object) : to add air or gas to (something, such as a tire or a balloon) and make it larger We used a pump to inflate the raft. inflate (=blow up) a balloon b : (no Read More …
(count) 1 : something added to something else to make it more useful, attractive, or effective fashion/clothing accessories such as scarves, handkerchiefs, bracelets, and rings automotive accessories computer accessories 2 : law : someone who helps another person commit a Read More …
