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Meaning: To look for someone when you are angry. Usage: The boss is on the warpath again, better stay out of his way.
Definition: (noun) The philosophy or science of law. Synonyms: legal philosophy, law. Usage: Because he hoped to one day run for office, he decided to delve into the study of jurisprudence. Discuss
Definition: (noun) Denunciatory or abusive language. Synonyms: vituperation, vitriol. Usage: Bartle had become so excited and angry in the course of his invective that he had forgotten his supper. Discuss
Meaning: To obey the laws, rules or an agreement. Usage: You must adhere to the contract, otherwise there will be a severe penalty.
Definition: (noun) A card game in which the winner is the player who holds two or three cards totaling closest to nine. Synonyms: chemin de fer. Usage: Because baccarat attracts wealthy players who place enormous bets, a casino can win or lose millions of dollars a night on the game. Discuss
Definition: (noun) A formal public statement. Synonyms: proclamation, declaration, announcement. Usage: A long and dramatic drum-roll signaled that a royal annunciation was about to be delivered. Discuss
Meaning: To be startled by something. Usage: When Jack jumped out from behind the wall, Rosie almost jumped out of her skin.
Definition: (noun) A shady resting place in a garden or park, often made of rustic work or latticework on which plants, such as climbing shrubs or vines, are grown. Synonyms: bower, pergola. Usage: I never saw such a garden—large and shady, full of box-bordered paths, and lined with long grape-covered arbors with seats under them. […]
Definition: (noun) An object worn, especially around the neck, as a charm against evil or injury. Synonyms: talisman. Usage: It was sorcery, magic of the worst kind, thought Buldeo, and he wondered whether the amulet round his neck would protect him. Discuss
Meaning: To do the job of a person or a thing. Usage: Sarah speaks Spanish, she can act as your translator.