noun, British English - items in a house or flat such a fridge, cooker, lights that are immobile but can be taken away when you sell the house or flat

noun - a strong, narrow flow of water moving away from the shore, which can pull swimmers out to sea, it is dangerous and often hard to see

verb - to get thicker and start having lumps, it happens when you boil milk, soup, etc. for a long time

noun - a complex set of paths, tunnels etc. that is difficult to go through, where you can easily get lost

noun - something that some employers get from their employer in addition to their salaries, not in the form of money

noun - something that you get from your work in addition to your salary, e.g. company car or flexible working hours

noun - a small opening in the middle of your eye, it looks black and it can get smaller or bigger

noun - is the act of asking someone (usually a suspect or witness) many questions to get information about a crime

noun - the place where you can get on/off a ship or where goods can be load onto a ship

noun - the quality of being likely to get angry easily, likely to make people angry, likely to create hatred and violence

noun - a bird with a long bill, it climbs trees and drums on them with its sharp bill to get food

noun - the money that you get back if the product you bough was faulty, the service you ordered was bad etc.

noun, informal - a piece of furniture (or a small room) where you can get rid of the waste material in your body