Dictionary


Word Search :
take-in

n.
1.the act of taking in as by fooling or cheating or swindling someone

--- >>>

Word of the Day

--- >>>
  • take-home pay
    •
  • take-home
    •
  • take-away
    •
  • take water
    •
  • take up arms
    •
  • take up
    •
  • take turns
    •
  • take to the woods
    •
  • take to heart
    •
  • take to be
    •
  • take-up
    •
  • takeaway
    •
  • takedown
    •
  • takelma
    •
  • taken
    •
  • taken for granted
    •
  • taken over
    •
  • taken up
    •
  • taken with
    •
  • takeoff
    •
  • french canadian
    •
  • chemical terrorism
    •
  • benzoin
    •
  • copepod crustacean
    •
  • las cruces
    •
  • armillaria caligata
    •
  • soothingly
    •
  • penology
    •
  • theurgy
    •
  • disgustedly
    •

    Idiom of the Day

    polish off (something) or polish (something) off
    to finish doing something quickly or completely
    We polished off the work early and went to the beach for the day.



    1.
    Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets:
    The girl (inherited) much money when her parents died.

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

    My Account / Test History
    Fact
    If you suffer from arachinophobia, you're terrified of spiders.      .. More >>
    Home
    My Account
    English Test
    Verbal Reasoning
    GK Quiz
    Grammar Test