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The Britannica Dictionarymobile searchHomeAsk the EditorWord of the DayQuizzesCore VocabularyBrowse the DictionaryBritannica HomepageAsk the EditorWord of the DayQuizzesCore VocabularyBrowse the DictionaryThe Britannica Dictionaryof (preposition)OF (abbreviation)afoul of (adverb)age of consent (noun)ahead of (preposition)apropos of (preposition)back of beyond (noun)back–of–the–envelope (adjective)bag of bones (noun)balance of payments (noun)balance of power (noun)balance of trade (noun)ball of fire (noun)ball of wax (noun)beast of burden (noun)bed of roses (noun)bicarbonate of soda (noun)bill of exchange (noun)bill of fare (noun)bill of rights (noun)bill of sale (noun)bird of paradise (noun)bird of passage (noun)bird of prey (noun)block of flats (noun)call of nature (noun)captain of industry (noun)center of gravity (noun)certificate of deposit (noun)chain of command (noun)chamber of commerce (noun)Chancellor of the Exchequer (noun)change of heart (noun)change of life (noun)change of pace (noun)chest of drawers (noun)chief of staff (noun)chief of state (noun)Church of England (noun)coat of arms (noun)C of C (abbreviation)C of E (abbreviation)comedy of manners (noun)coming–of–age (noun)conflict of interest (noun)conspiracy of silence (noun)cost of living (noun)court of appeals (noun)court of law (noun)cream of tartar (noun)fact of life (noun)field of view (noun)field of vision (noun)figure–of–eight (noun)figure of speech (noun)fountain of youth (noun)Fourth of July (noun)frame of mind (noun)frame of reference (noun)freak of nature (noun)Garden of Eden (noun)Hall of Fame (noun)holy of holies (noun)house of cards (noun)House of Commons (noun)House of Lords (noun)House of Representatives (noun)irrespective of (preposition)jack–of–all–trades (noun)Joint Chiefs of Staff (noun)justice of the peace (noun)kiss of death (noun)kiss of life (noun)lady of the house (noun)lay of the land (noun)leave of absence (noun)lie of the land (noun)life of Riley (noun)lily of the valley 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of entry (noun)Portuguese man–of–war (noun)power of attorney (noun)presence of mind (noun)prisoner of conscience (noun)prisoner of war (noun)rate of exchange (noun)reign of terror (noun)right–of–way (noun)rite of passage (noun)roll of honour (noun)run–of–the–mill (adjective)seat–of–the–pants (adjective)Secretary of State (noun)sign of the crosssleight of hand (noun)slice–of–life (adjective)soldier of fortune (noun)son of a bitch (noun)son of a gun (noun)sport of kings (noun)spur–of–the–moment (adjective)standard of living (noun)Star of David (noun)state–of–the–art (adjective)Stations of the Cross (noun)statute of limitations (noun)stream of consciousness (noun)top–of–the–line (adjective)tug–of–love (noun)tug–of–war (noun)undreamed of (adjective)unheard–of (adjective)vote of confidence (noun)vote of no confidence (noun)well–thought–of (adjective)woman of letters (noun)woman of the world (noun)work of art (noun)Aden, Gulf of (proper noun)Aqaba, Gulf of (proper noun)Azov, Sea of (proper 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(noun)barrel (noun)barren (adjective)bat (noun)battle (noun)bean (noun)because (conjunction)beck (noun)become (verb)bed (noun)beeswax (noun)behalf (noun)behest (noun)being (noun)belief (noun)benefit (noun)bent (adjective)bereft (adjective)best (adjective)best (noun)better (adjective)better (noun)bidding (noun)big deal (noun)bill (noun)bird (noun)bit (noun)bite (verb)blink (noun)blow (verb)blue (noun)bone (noun)bottom (noun)bound (noun)breadth (noun)break (verb)breast (noun)breath (noun)breathe (verb)brick (noun)brunt (noun)business (noun)cake (noun)can (noun)card (noun)care (noun)case (noun)cat (noun)chapter (noun)character (noun)choice (noun)chute (noun)clay (noun)clean (adjective)clear (adjective)cloth (noun)cock (noun)cockle (noun)cognizance (noun)coin (noun)cold (adjective)color (noun)come (verb)commission (noun)consist (verb)cop (verb)corridor (noun)couple (noun)course (noun)court (noun)courtesy (noun)crack (noun)crawl (verb)cup (noun)curve (noun)Damoclesday (noun)death (noun)debt 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