PRESS
To push firmly against something or apply steady physical pressure.
Other meanings and uses
- A machine that compresses, shapes or prints material.
Definitions of the day · 2026-11-13
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To push firmly against something or apply steady physical pressure.
A broad, generally flat-bottomed boat used to carry goods on waterways.
A long sheet of writing material rolled around itself or a support.
A person who travels over the surface of water while standing on skis.
The mass of breaking waves and foamy water near a shore.
A short promotional item intended to create curiosity without revealing everything.
Moving ridges or disturbances that travel across the surface of water.
A wheeled, unpowered vehicle designed to travel behind another vehicle.
Firm belief in the honesty, reliability or ability of someone or something.
The state of being subject to contact with something or left unprotected.
To examine a place, source or collection carefully in order to find something.
To become solid through cold, or to cause a liquid to become solid.
The amount, extent or area to which something applies or provides protection.
An aircraft designed to fly without continuous power from an engine.
The condition or quality of being open to public knowledge.
To look through a collection casually without examining every item in detail.