…a mark resembling a broad arrowhead, formerly used on British prison clothing and other government property…
…a large flat edible green bean which is usually eaten without the pod…
…a railway gauge which is wider than the standard gauge of 4 ft 812 in (1.435 m)…
…money in any form including bank or other deposits as well as notes and coins…
…a point of sailing in which the wind blows over a boat’s quarter, between the beam and the stern…
…a tradition or group within the Anglican Church favouring a liberal interpretation of doctrine…
…tolerant or liberal in one’s views and reactions; not easily offended…
…a short swallow-tailed pennant distinguishing the commodore’s ship in a squadron…
…denoting antibiotics, pesticides, etc. effective against a large variety of organisms…
…during daylight hours, and surprising for this reason…
…(of farming practices or equipment) used in or suitable for large-scale production…
…clothing fabric of fine twilled wool or worsted, or plain-woven cotton…
…(of a tree or plant) having relatively wide flat leaves rather than needles; non-coniferous…
…a short swallow-tailed pennant distinguishing the commodore’s ship in a squadron…
…a European fern with deeply divided lobes and with stalks that are typically covered with brown scales…
