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English Idioms :: more
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more - See: BITE OFF MORE THAN ONE CAN CHEW. |
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Traditional English :: more
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more - adj., n., & adv. --adj. 1 existing in a greater or additional quantity, amount, or degree (more problems than last time; bring some more water).
2 greater in degree (more's the pity; the more fool you). --n. a greater quantity, number, or amount (more than three people; more to it than meets the eye). --adv. 1 in a greater degree (do it more carefully).
2 to a greater extent (people like to walk more these days).
3 forming the comparative of adjectives and adverbs, esp. those of more than one syllable (more absurd; more easily).
4 again (once more; never more).
5 moreover. more and more in an increasing degree. more like it see LIKE(1) ). more of to a greater extent (more of a poet than a musician). more or less 1 in a greater or less degree.
2 approximately; as an estimate. more so of the same kind to a greater degree. [OE mara f. Gmc] |
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Related Words
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something
could
not
ask
baby
one
time
beverage
cellulite
no
chance
cowbell
daft
punk
demi
few
dollar
drama
energy
extreme
than
words
lyric
dating
faith
boston
feeling
buffy
once
with
fm
girl
bikini.com
god
must
have
spent
little
you
theres
gotta
be
life
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Most Often Usage
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something more
could not ask for more
i could not ask for more
baby one more time
beverage and more
cellulite no more
one more chance
more cowbell
daft punk one more time
demi more
for a few dollar more
no more drama
more energy
extreme more than words
extreme more than words lyric
more extreme dating
faith no more lyric
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