- WHAT IS the meaning of ``have the blues''?
- Which of the following sentences is correct? ``Neither Mohan nor Geetha is going home'', or, ``Neither Mohan nor Geetha are going home''.
- What is the difference between ``biannual'' and ``biennial''?
- How is the word ``creche'' pronounced?
- What is the opposite of "feminist"?
- When I get a telephone call and the person wants to speak to my mother or father, can I say ``Excuse me'' to mean ``Please wait''?
- Did you drop your cousin off at the station?
- HOW IS your favourite teacher?
I hear that she was operated on recently.
Know Your English - February 2001

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Definition: | (noun) Soft decayed area in a tooth; progressive decay can lead to the death of a tooth. |
Synonyms: | tooth decay, cavity |
Usage: | Failure to properly care for one's teeth can lead to the development of painful caries. |
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