a group of game birds such as quails, partridges or grouses, typically consisting of six to twelve birds
the act of imitating for the purpose of ridiculing satirically or ironically
a court based on the principle of equity which grants remedies other than monetary damages
expensive or showy clothes and accessories, especially those worn on special occasions
the quality of always acting or being the same way, or having the same opinions or standards
the dominance or control exercised by one group, entity, or state over others, especially in the realms of politics, culture, or ideology
(physics) the idea that the laws of physics should remain the same if to switch left and right or up and down
a factory in which a natural substance such as oil or sugar is made pure by removing all other substances from it
a state of being perplexed or uncertain about how to proceed in a situation that is difficult