to be in search of
71search´|ing|ness — search|ing «SUR chihng», adjective. 1. examining carefully; thorough: »a searching investigation. 2. keenly observant; penetrating: »a searching gaze or look; ... the searching eye of heaven (Shakespeare). 3. piercing; …
72search´ing|ly — search|ing «SUR chihng», adjective. 1. examining carefully; thorough: »a searching investigation. 2. keenly observant; penetrating: »a searching gaze or look; ... the searching eye of heaven (Shakespeare). 3. piercing; …
73search|ing — «SUR chihng», adjective. 1. examining carefully; thorough: »a searching investigation. 2. keenly observant; penetrating: »a searching gaze or look; ... the searching eye of heaven (Shakespeare). 3. piercing; …
74Search for Common Ground — [http://www.sfcg.org] (or SFCG) is an international non profit organization operating in 16 countries whose mission is to transform the way the world deals with conflict – away from adversarial approaches toward cooperative solutions. It is… …
75search and seizure order — See search order Practical Law Dictionary. Glossary of UK, US and international legal terms. www.practicallaw.com. 2010 …
76search of title — >> title search. Webster s New World Law Dictionary. Susan Ellis Wild. 2000 …
77search box — UK US noun [C or U] IT, INTERNET ► a rectangular space on a computer screen where you type words in order to look for them automatically in a document, on a website, etc.: »Go to the home page and click on the browse by subject link, just above… …
78search party — search .party n a group of people who are organized to look for someone who is missing or lost ▪ Let s get going or they ll send out a search party …
79search warrant — search .warrant n a legal document that gives the police official permission to search a building …
80Search Engine — Search En|gine [ sə:tʃ endʒin] die; , s [...inz] <aus gleichbed. engl. search engine, zu engine »Maschine«> Suchmaschine [im Internet] …
