…(1860–1927) US youth leader. She founded the Girl Scouts of America in 1912, first calling them Girl Guides as they were known in England…
…(1891–1963), New-Zealand-born British cartoonist famous for his political cartoons and for inventing the character Colonel Blimp; full name Sir David Alexander Cecil Low…
…(especially of a criminal) keep out of sight; avoid detection or attention…
…(of women’s clothing) having a neckline that exposes the neck and the upper part of the breasts…
…denoting the cheaper products of a range, especially of audio or computer equipment…
…a lace-up boot with a low heel, reaching to the ankle, worn by military personnel in the 18th and early 19th centuries…
…an automobile headlight providing short-range illumination, used on lit roads and when visible to oncoming traffic…
…a gear that causes a wheeled vehicle to move slowly, because of a low ratio between the speed of the wheels and that of the mechanism driving them…
…(in the Roman Catholic Church) formerly, a Mass with no music and a minimum of ceremony…
…of or adhering to a tradition within the Anglican Church (and some other denominations) that is Protestant in outlook and gives relatively little emphasis to ritual, sacraments, and the authority of the clergy…
…a vernacular language spoken in much of northern Germany, more closely related to Dutch than to standard German…
…denoting exercises, typically aerobics, designed to put little or no harmful stress on the body…
…(of a dress or garment) cut so as to leave the neck and shoulders exposed; décolleté…
