n. Box for tools, needlework, etc.

n. Day on which work is usually done.

capital n. Capital actually used in a business.

- class n. Social class employed, esp. In manual or industrial work, for wages. working-class adj.

- day n. - workday.

- part of the day devoted to work.

- hypothesis n. Hypothesis as a basis for action.

- knowledge n. Knowledge adequate to work with.

- lunch n. Lunch at which business is conducted.

- order n. Condition in which a machine works.

- party n. Group of people appointed to study and advise on a particular problem.

- —attrib. Adj. - a engaged in work (working mother; working man). B while so engaged (all his working life; in working hours).

- functioning or able to function (working model). —n. - activity of work.

- functioning.

- mine or quarry.

- (usu. In pl.) Machinery, mechanism.

n. - man employed to do manual labour.

- person with regard to skill in a job (a good workman).

n. Session of physical exercise or training.

adj. Disinclined to work.

n. Flat surface for working on, esp. In a kitchen.

adj. (-ier, -iest) 1 of the affairs of the world, temporal, earthly (worldly goods).

- experienced in life, sophisticated, practical. worldliness n.

—n. - a homage or service to a deity. B acts, rites, or ceremonies of this.

- adoration, devotion.

- (worship) (prec. By his, her, your) forms of description or address for a mayor, certain magistrates, etc. —v. (-pp-; us -p-) 1 adore as divine; honour with religious rites.

- idolize or regard with adoration.

- attend public worship.

- be full of adoration. worshipper n. [old english: related to *worth, *-ship]

n. - fine woollen yarn.

- fabric made from this. [worste(a)d in norfolk]