188 definition by Jafje

1) U.K. criticism: a series of insulting, mocking, or critical comments.

2) USA: To sleep with someone.

1. Entirely irrational: Completely unreasonable or lacking any sense of the consequences of actions taken.

2. Affected with dementia: Affected by the loss of intellectual functions that is associated with dementia. This usually only happens to elderly (old) people.

Someone who is well informed, without prejudices.

NOUN:

1. Wine production year: The year in which the grapes used in making a specific wine were harvested.

2. Wine from particular year: Wine made from a particular harvest of grapes.

3. Grape harvesting: The harvesting of grapes for wine.

4. Wine: A wine, especially an excellent one.

5. Period: The period of time when something appeared or began, or when somebody was born or flourished.

6. Group sharing characteristics: A group of people or things that are similar or belong to the same period of time.

ADJECTIVE:
1. Good for wine: Produced from or characterized by a good harvest of grapes for wine-making, so that the wine does not have to be improved by blending with wine from another harvest.

2. Of best: Representing what is best or most characteristic of somebody or something.

3. Classic: Recognized as being of high quality and lasting appeal.

4. Out of date: No longer fashionable or modern.

A substance produced by the liver which helps seperate fats into tiny droplets in the small intestine.

Here follows the definition of the words avenge and revenge + the difference between avenge and revenge.

Both words are about repaying a wrong. The differences between them have to do with grammar and shades of meaning, though there is considerable overlap in meaning, dictated by usage over time. Grammatically speaking, avenge is a verb only; revenge is a verb and more usually a noun. Avenge traditionally relates not only to repaying a wrong but to getting justice on somebody else's behalf as a remedy for that wrong. Revenge traditionally relates to getting even with an adversary by inflicting punishment or harm.

Though both avengeand revenge can be used as transitive verbs with reflexive pronouns, revenge is commoner in this use: The dictatorship avenged itself on the partisans' radio station by burning it to the ground; As a victim of a hate crime, she finally avenged herself on the perpetrators.

1. Earnest: Having or showing sincerity and gravity.

2. Humorless: Having or showing no joy or humor.

3. Formal: Characterized by ceremony or formality.

4. Celigious: Observed with sacred or religious ceremony.

5. Awe-inspiring: Inspiring wonder or reverence.