reverse search

Word Explorer
Children's
Dictionary Suite
Help
Help
Help
 
anytime at any moment, hour, or day; whenever.
as1 at the moment; when. [1/7 definitions]
bit2 a very short time; moment. [1/2 definitions]
breathless holding one's breath for a moment because of excitement, amazement, or fear. [1/2 definitions]
cell phone A cell phone is a telephone that can be taken anywhere and doesn't use wires. A cell phone uses radio signals that are sent out from many different points called "cells." A cell phone gets its signals from whatever cell is closest to it at the moment. Another name for cell phone is "cellular phone."
cellular phone a telephone that can be taken anywhere and does not use wires. A cellular phone uses radio signals that are sent out from many different points called "cells." A cellular phone gets its signals from whatever cell is closest to it at the moment. A cellular phone is often called a "cell phone."
crisis the point or moment just before a very important change in one direction or another. [1/2 definitions]
emotional When someone is an emotional person, it means that they often get strong feelings about things. If a person gets emotional at one moment, some particular thing is making them have strong feelings. [1/3 definitions]
even at the same moment. [1/12 definitions]
expression the appearance of one's face at a particular moment that communicates how one feels. [1/4 definitions]
feel like If you feel like doing a certain thing, doing this thing seems like a nice idea to you at this moment. You have a feeling that you want to do it. If you feel like a certain thing--like if you feel like ice cream--that thing seems like something nice to have at this moment.
finally after everything else; at the final moment. [1/2 definitions]
flashcard A flash card is one of a set of cards with words, numbers, or pictures on them. Each card gives a problem to be solved or requires a learner to remember certain information. The answer appears on the opposite side of the card. Each card is shown just for a moment in front of a student or class to get them to respond quickly. The cards are usually used to review information that has been studied before.
fleeting passing quickly; very brief; lasting only a moment.
flicker1 If a light flickers, it goes dark for a moment and then it shines bright again, and it often repeats in that way.
for the present at least at this moment, though perhaps not afterwards.
glance When you glance at something, your eyes look at it for a quick moment. [1/2 definitions]
hence from this moment; from now. [1/2 definitions]
here this place or moment. [1/4 definitions]
hereby by this means; at this moment.
hesitate When you hesitate, you stop yourself for a moment just before doing something. You hesitate because you are a little afraid or not sure what is the right thing to do. [1/2 definitions]