Dictionary


Word Search :
detract

v.
1.take away a part from

--- >>>

Word of the Day

--- >>>
  • detoxify
    •
  • detoxification
    •
  • detoxicate
    •
  • detox
    •
  • detour
    •
  • detonator
    •
  • detonative
    •
  • detonation
    •
  • detonating fuse
    •
  • detonating device
    •
  • detraction
    •
  • detractive
    •
  • detractor
    •
  • detrain
    •
  • detransitivise
    •
  • detransitivize
    •
  • detribalisation
    •
  • detribalise
    •
  • detribalization
    •
  • detribalize
    •
  • surgical dressing
    •
  • ride off
    •
  • changer
    •
  • haitian monetary unit
    •
  • pilothouse
    •
  • secluded
    •
  • jack of all trades
    •
  • parts inventory
    •
  • sea scout
    •
  • rhetorically
    •

    Idiom of the Day

    with one's tail between one's legs
    appearing frightened or cowardly (like a frightened dog)
    The man left the store with his tail between his legs when someone saw him trying to steal something.



    1.
    Adjectival nouns usually don't have a plural.

    Login/Register to access massive collection of FREE questions and answers.
    Login/Register

    My Account / Test History
    History Facts
    Before modern plumbing, a gong scourer was a boy who was sent into cess pits to scoop and scrape all the muck into buckets and remove it. The job was so horrible it was done at night so that people wouldn't have to see it happening.      .. More >>
    Home
    My Account
    English Test
    Verbal Reasoning
    GK Quiz
    Grammar Test