A place in a school, hospital, or office where food is sold from a counter and customers can choose what they want to purchase (often with self-service equipment).
/ˈsɛərəfɪə/
Not receding; not shrinking or giving way. It describes something that remains in the same place or condition without receding or falling back. It can also imply a continuous or ongoing state without diminishment or alteration.
/ʌnˈrɛd.ɪŋ/
A compulsive fascination or enthusiasm for technology, often to the point of obsession or disregard for other aspects of life.
/tɛk.nəˈmeɪ.ni.ə/
A traditional hat worn in the Caucasus region, often made of fur and adorned with feathers or embroidery, symbolizing status and cultural identity.
/ˈkasbek/
An organic compound that contains a sulfo and a vinyl or similar group, often derived from a bisulfite ester of a fatty acid or an organic compound containing a vinyl or similar group.
/ˈsul.fə.vɪ.neɪ.tə/
To express deep and angry dissatisfaction, often in the form of a low growling sound.
/ˈfaʊntʃɪz/
Relating to or situated at the junction between the squamous portion of the temporal bone and the maxilla of the skull; often used in anatomy to describe the meeting point or articulation between these two bone structures in the human or animal skull.
/ˈskuːmoʊˌsəl,mæksiˈæləri/
A person who gives lengthy, often verbose welcome speeches, sometimes humorously exaggerated. It can also refer to someone who endlessly offers welcoming remarks or unnecessary amenities to guests in a way that can be seen as tedious or excessive.
/ˌtʌŋˈɡɛstə/
In textile processing, unmordanted refers to fibers or yarns that have not been treated with a mordant, which is usually a substance used to fix pigments to the fibers or to intensify colors.
/ʌnˈmɔrdətɪd/