| poles apart |
holding entirely different values, positions, or the like. |
| polygenism |
a theory that each human racial group is descended from entirely separate ancestors. (Cf. monogenism.) |
| preoccupied |
entirely engrossed in thought. [1/2 definitions] |
| purple martin |
the largest North American swallow, the male of which is entirely blue-black while the female has a white breast. |
| quite |
to the greatest extent; completely; entirely. [1/3 definitions] |
| rye bread |
bread made entirely or partly with rye flour, often with caraway seeds added. |
| scot-free |
entirely free from harm, punishment, or duty. |
| semiconscious |
not entirely conscious; half-conscious. |
| solid |
made entirely of a single substance. [1/14 definitions] |
| sop |
anything soaked until it is entirely wet. [1/6 definitions] |
| spontaneous generation |
the theory that living organisms can be created entirely from inanimate matter; abiogenesis. |
| subdominant |
less than or not entirely dominant. [1/3 definitions] |
| totally |
wholly; completely; entirely. |
| tout à fait |
(French) entirely; completely; quite. |
| up |
entirely; completely. [1/34 definitions] |
| vocalic |
made up mainly or entirely of vowels. [1/2 definitions] |
| wash-and-wear |
designating garments made of fabric entirely or mostly of quick-drying synthetic fibers so that little or no ironing is required after washing. |
| wasteland |
an area or time period thought to be entirely lacking in culture or spirit. [1/2 definitions] |
| water-repellent |
resisting penetration by water, but not entirely waterproof. |
| water-resistant |
resisting penetration by water, but not entirely waterproof. |
| whole |
(informal) altogether; entirely. [1/8 definitions] |