noun - the political parties or politicians in a parliament who are not in power and who criticize or challenge the government’s actions and policies

noun - the authority given to a political party or leader by the voters to carry out specific policies or govern after winning an election

noun - a string or cord that you pull to tighten or close something, like the waist of trousers or the top of a bag

noun, British English - a small, sweet, spiced bread roll marked with a cross on the top, traditionally eaten at Easter in the UK and other countries

noun - one of the large stone statues created by the Rapa Nui people on Easter Island, characterized by oversized heads and exaggerated facial features

noun - the record of a person's online activity, including websites visited, social media posts, emails sent, and any other actions taken on the internet

noun - a horizontal piece at the bottom of a window or door frame, typically designed to support the frame and prevent water from entering

noun, informal - the act of ending a personal relationship, often through digital means, by suddenly and without explanation stopping all communication with the other person

noun - something that is similar to something else that happened in the past; something that reminds you of something that happened in the past

noun - a valuable object that has been in a family for many years and is passed from the older members to the younger members

noun - the time used in the UK in summer that is one hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (it is often abbreviated as BST)

noun - a decoration that is hung from the ceiling, has many parts that move freely in the air, often placed above a baby's bed

noun - a light pice of women's underwear that is worn on the top part of the body, usually held up with two narrow straps

noun - the act of putting something somewhere where it will be available for later use, the state of being put somewhere for later use