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following in a regular order without a break.
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fat and fleshy; stout body build.
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a state of prolonged unconsciousness including a lack of response to stimuli.
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to turn from one form, use, or belief to another. As a noun, a person who has changed from one belief or religion to another.
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being aware or informed of something.
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sure, certain, assured; a strong belief in oneself.
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a business, city, college, or other body of persons having a government charter, which gives it some of the legal powers and rights of a person.
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the dead body of a person.
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the condition of being held by force.
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to yield or formally surrender to another.
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occurring or existing simultaneously or side by side. The literal meaning is running together.
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pertaining to the act or process of knowing; perception.
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existing or happening in the same period of time; a person living in the same period as another.
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to lead or guide.
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physical punishment (of the body) as in whipping or spanking. Punishment.
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to get around often by using sly or tricky methods.
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enjoying a good time with other people, such as at a party; sociable; friendly; jovial.
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The science or study of measuring time; arranging events in the sequence in which they happened.
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a device for measuring time; a clock or watch.
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the effect, result, or outcome of something occurring earlier.
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to tell or write the story of; a chronological record of events; a history.
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helping to bring about; contributing.
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a title at the head of an article in a newspaper or magazine.
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lacking vitality or alertness; torpid.
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a meeting of members or delegates from various places. The literal meaning is "coming with."
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a group of people joined together in some work; a section or special branch of the military.
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