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verb, British English - to start becoming less aware of a particular problem or situation because you are getting used to it
noun, formal - a substance that is added to food to improve its taste, such as salt, pepper, mustard, ketchup, etc.
verb - to mention something, usually a law, a theory or someone else's words, to justify what you are doing
noun, informal - a device that you can use to control your TV without having to get out of your armchair
noun - a thing that we use to cover a present from all sides with to make it look nice
verb - to vomit; to let food come out of your stomach through your mouth, esp. when you feel sick
verb - to accept something that you do not like or agree with; to put up with something or somebody
verb - to refuse to accept a new act etc. when it has been approved of by the parliament etc.
noun - a set of stairs inside a house, you can use it to get from one floor to another
noun - a device that you can use to control your TV without having to get out of your armchair
verb - to have a feeling as if the world spins around you and you are unable to walk straight
noun - a thing that you have to buy and stick on something that you want to send by post
verb - to take a part from something; to do a mathematical operation in which you use the sign 'minus'
noun - a coloured liquid that is put on walls (to give it a colour) or used to make pictures
verb - (usually passive) to interest somebody too much, especially if it makes them unable to think about anything else
