verb - to surrender, to go to the police when they are trying to find you and arrest you

adjective - feeling good about yourself because of what you are, what you have or what you have done

noun, formal - a swear word (a rude word that you say when you are very angry or in pain)

noun - a document that proves that you have been trained in something and are able to do something

noun - thin wires that are used to fasten several sheets of paper together by using a special tool

noun - long wooden poles with places to put your feet, which are used for walking above the ground

noun - the programmes that are broadcast by one TV or radio company; the radio or TV company itself

noun - one of the two days of the year when the day and night are the same length

noun - a large square piece of cloth that you use to dry yourself with when you are wet

verb, American English, informal - to get out of doing something you are supposed to do or what you promised to do

noun, British English - an official statement telling you that your job has ended or that you are leaving your job

adjective - having opinions or beliefs, especially about politics, that are not extreme and that most people consider reasonable

noun, formal - a set of moral principles that are accepted and used by society or a group of people