dare (noun)
21O'Dare — noun of origin, variant of ODeere, anglicised from . Most of the O’Dare clan now lives on the Eastern Coast of the US …
22Truth or Dare — noun A game in which each player in turn must either truthfully answer a question, or perform a dare …
23double dare — 1. noun A challenge that is harder or naughtier than a regular dare 2. verb To challenge with a double dare I double dare you to add Donna as a friend on facebook …
24mundari — ˌmənˈdärē noun ( s) Usage: usually capitalized : a Munda dialect of the Kol people …
25pindari — pinˈdärē noun ( s) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Marathi pẽḍārī, pẽḍhārī & Hindi piṇḍārā : one of the marauding mercenaries frequently making disastrous raids in British territory in India in the 18th century …
26sahajdari — səˌhäjˈdärē noun ( s) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: native name in India : one of a sect of Sikhs observing many Hindu customs but emphasizing a special regard for Guru Nanak and his teachings …
27supersedere — ˌsüpə(r)səˈdārē noun ( s) Etymology: Latin supersedēre to supersede : a judicial order or a private agreement among creditors in Scots law granting a debtor stay of diligence …
28modal auxiliary — noun an auxiliary verb (such as can or will ) that is used to express modality • Syn: ↑modal auxiliary verb, ↑modal verb, ↑modal • Hypernyms: ↑auxiliary verb * * * noun : a verb or a grammatical form resembling a verb …
29daredevil — dare|dev|il [ der,devl ] noun count someone who does dangerous things for enjoyment and does not worry about the risk ╾ dare|dev|il adjective …
30modal verb — noun an auxiliary verb (such as can or will ) that is used to express modality • Syn: ↑modal auxiliary verb, ↑modal auxiliary, ↑modal • Hypernyms: ↑auxiliary verb * * * noun, pl ⋯ verbs [count] grammar : a verb ( …
