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admonish to find fault with or correct in a mild but firm way. [1/2 definitions]
apple a firm, round fruit with red, green, or yellow skin. Apples grow on trees.
Articles of Confederation a document created in 1781 that served as a set of guidelines for governing the newly formed United States of America. The Articles of Confederation created a "firm league of friendship" among the thirteen original states and maintained the majority of power in states' hands. It was replaced by the U.S. Constitution in 1789.
believe to have a firm conviction or belief (in something being true or real). [1/6 definitions]
cauliflower a plant that bears a large head of firm white flowers that can be eaten. Cauliflower is related to the cabbage plant.
clench a tight hold; firm grasp. [1/5 definitions]
clutch1 to keep in a firm grasp; hold tightly; grip. [2/4 definitions]
Co.1 abbreviation of "Company," a business firm (used in a proper name).
company a business firm or organization. [1/3 definitions]
concern a business firm. [1/7 definitions]
counsel (used with a sing. or pl. verb) an attorney, attorneys, or a law firm engaged to give legal advice or representation in court. [1/6 definitions]
crisp firm but breaking easily into pieces. [1/4 definitions]
crispy firm and fresh, as some vegetables. [1/2 definitions]
decisive able to make firm decisions or end arguments. [1/2 definitions]
declare to say in a strong or firm way. [1/2 definitions]
depositary a person or firm that is given responsibility for something; trustee. [1/2 definitions]
determination the quality of having a firm goal or being determined. [1/2 definitions]
determine to firmly decide on a course of action, or to cause one to make a firm decision; resolve. [1/6 definitions]
est.1 abbreviation of "established," found or brought into being on a firm or stable basis.
establish to found or bring into being on a firm or stable basis. [1/3 definitions]
establishment a business firm or the place where it is located. [1/4 definitions]