(n) crime scene
(n) evacuation site
exposure
refuge shelter
shelter
(n) poor household
(n) thoughtless person
(n) tied-up places (spots)
(n) illegal possession
unlawful possession
(n) unearned income
(n) most moving part
compelling part (of story)
climax
(n) corporate income
(exp,adv) (1) in truth
in actuality
(exp,n) (2) the truth
the real story
(exp,adv) (1) in truth
in actuality
(exp,n) (2) the truth
the real story
(n) being sent to prison
(n) incumbent member (or candidate) unaffiliated with a party
(n) scenic and historic places
(n) scenic sites and historic places
places of natural beauty and historic interest
(n) tax-free income
(n) interesting passage
(n) red tape
red-tapism
officialism
bureaucratic bungling
(adj-no) (1) going out
(2) one's best (clothes, looks, manners, behaviour, etc.)
(3) formal behaviour (manners, speech, etc.)
(adj-no) (1) going out
(2) one's best (clothes, looks, manners, behaviour, etc.)
(3) formal behaviour (manners, speech, etc.)
(adv) while at a distance
indirectly
casually
(n) reputation
respectability
(n) cloakroom
parcel room
(n) cloakroom
parcel room
(P)
(n) every important point
(n) point of compromise
common ground
(adv) (uk) at once
there and then
(n) bureaucratic routine
red tape
(n) (comp) Bell laboratories
(n) latitude observatory
