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phrase, British English, informal - used instead of "isn't it", or any other question tag, such as "don't you", "aren't they" etc. (British English)
noun - a tree with a short, thick trunk, native to Africa or Australia, able to live for thousands of years
noun - a new copy of a book that has been reprinted and minor changes have been made to the original
noun - one key or a sequence of keys on a keyboard that stands for a specific function on a computer
noun, American English - a cooker, a piece of kitchen equipment that has an oven and electric or gas rings to cook on
noun - a piece of equipment that makes it easy to jump up and down for fun or as a sport
noun - a kind of an amusement park ride that looks like a carousel that has chairs hanging on long chains
noun - a kind of restaurant that serves coffee, fast food etc. and originally looked a little like a railway car
verb - to have something that you are very concerned or interested in, it is the main subject of your attention
noun - the act of running a company or an institution, the activities connected with running a company or an institution
verb - to put add something on a pile of decaying leaves, plants, food etc. to be used as a fertilizer
noun - something that is added to something else, such as a new part of a computer program, computer game etc.
noun - something you put on top of a dish to add flavour to it or to make it look nicer
noun - the form of the verb used in the passive voice, the present perfect etc. (e.g. done, gone, been, finished...)
noun - a dirty mark on the surface of something made by rubbing a substance (oil, paint, dirt etc.) on it
