Definitions by Jafje
Rampart
NOUN:
A defensive fortification made of an earthen embankment, often topped by a low protective wall.
VERB:
To protect or fortify somebody or something with ramparts or something similar.
A defensive fortification made of an earthen embankment, often topped by a low protective wall.
VERB:
To protect or fortify somebody or something with ramparts or something similar.
Promptly
ADJECTIVE:
1. Done immediately, at once and without delay.
VERB:
1. To make somebody decide to do something.
2. To cause something to happen
3. To provide actors during a performance with words or lines they have forgotten.
4. To suggest something that somebody ought to say, or give a reminder to a speaker.
NOUN:
1. A reminder to a performer of the words or lines he or she has forgotten.
2. The act or occasion of reminding a performer of forgotten words or lines.
3. A symbol or message displayed on a computer monitor or an audio signal informing a computer user that some input is required.
4. The time limit of payment for goods or services, as indicated on a prompt note.
1. Done immediately, at once and without delay.
VERB:
1. To make somebody decide to do something.
2. To cause something to happen
3. To provide actors during a performance with words or lines they have forgotten.
4. To suggest something that somebody ought to say, or give a reminder to a speaker.
NOUN:
1. A reminder to a performer of the words or lines he or she has forgotten.
2. The act or occasion of reminding a performer of forgotten words or lines.
3. A symbol or message displayed on a computer monitor or an audio signal informing a computer user that some input is required.
4. The time limit of payment for goods or services, as indicated on a prompt note.
ADJECTIVE:
1. She promptly made coffee.
VERB:
1. What prompted him to change his mind, we don't yet know.
2. Fears of inflation prompted an immediate rise in interest rates.
3. He had to be prompted three times in the first scene.
4. His wife had to prompt him to mention the cleaning staff.
NOUN:
1. The reminder itself.
2. The reminding.
3. A computer symbol.
4. Time limit.
1. She promptly made coffee.
VERB:
1. What prompted him to change his mind, we don't yet know.
2. Fears of inflation prompted an immediate rise in interest rates.
3. He had to be prompted three times in the first scene.
4. His wife had to prompt him to mention the cleaning staff.
NOUN:
1. The reminder itself.
2. The reminding.
3. A computer symbol.
4. Time limit.
Dignity
1. A proper sense of pride and self-respect.
2. Seriousness, respectfulness, or formality in somebody's behavior and bearing.
3. The condition of being worthy of respect, esteem, or honor.
4. The respect or honor that a high rank or position should be shown.
5. A high rank, position, or honor.
2. Seriousness, respectfulness, or formality in somebody's behavior and bearing.
3. The condition of being worthy of respect, esteem, or honor.
4. The respect or honor that a high rank or position should be shown.
5. A high rank, position, or honor.
What dignity is...
1. Self-respect.
2. Seriousness.
3. Worthyness.
4. What you're supposed to show someone of great power.
1. Self-respect.
2. Seriousness.
3. Worthyness.
4. What you're supposed to show someone of great power.
Bodega
1. A small grocery store, often found in a Spanish-speaking neighborhood.
2. In a Spanish-speaking country, a wine shop or a warehouse for the storage of wine.
2. In a Spanish-speaking country, a wine shop or a warehouse for the storage of wine.
Vigor
1. Vitality: great physical or mental strength and energy.
2. Intensity: intensity or forcefulness in the way something is done.
3. Ability to grow: the ability of plants or animals to survive, grow, and thrive.
2. Intensity: intensity or forcefulness in the way something is done.
3. Ability to grow: the ability of plants or animals to survive, grow, and thrive.
Delirious
1. Irrational through illness: Irrational as a temporary result of a physical condition such as fever, poisoning, or brain injury.
2. Excited: Extremely excited or emotional
2. Excited: Extremely excited or emotional
She's delirious with joy.