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cabbage Noun

— A cabbage is a green, round vegetable.

black Noun

— The darkest color; with no light; the color of the sky at night. He stood alone in the black of the night. — Blacks are people of a race with dark coloured skin. There were many whites, some blacks and native Americans, and a few Asians. — If a company is in the black, it is making a profit. (opposite = in the red) It took a year for the restaurant to get in the black.

black Adjective

— colored black The black dog was the color of night. — If someone is black, they belong to a race with dark-coloured skin. It's still difficult for a black person to become a manager. About 30 percent of Southfield's 80,000 citizens are black. — About a race with dark-coloured skin. More and more universities are offering courses in black history. — Black coffee or tea has no milk in it. — If something is black, it is very bad. The day the war started was a black day in history.

black Verb

— If you black something, you color it black. He blacked his boots before the party. They blacked out the windows so the light would not be seen outside. A number of lines in the report were blacked out. — If you black out, you stop seeing and hearing everything around you and you fall down. After his tenth beer, he blacked out and we couldn't wake him up.

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ring Noun

— A circle. The students sat in a ring. — A piece of metal in a circle usually worn in the ear or on the finger or toe. She wore a ring on each finger. — A piece of material with the shape of a circle. The O-rings went bad on my truck. — A high sound, especially of a telephone. The ring of the phone woke me up. — The square area between four poles where people fight. He climbed into the ring, ready to fight.

ring Verb

— To make a high sound, as a phone. The phone rang. — To call someone. He rings me every Thursday.

ring Verb 2

— To form a circle around. They ringed the pair.

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