choice
Listen:Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
choice/tʃɔɪs/
▶noun
- 1 an act of choosing.
■ the right or ability to choose.
- 2 a range from which to choose.
■ something chosen.
- 1 (especially of food) of very good quality.
- 2 (of language) rude and abusive.
– derivatives
choicely adverb,
choiceness noun.
choicely adverb,
choiceness noun.
'choice' also found in these Oxford entries:
aleatory
- ally
- among
- arbitrary
- can
- choosy
- dainty
- delicacy
- diction
- dilemma
- disjunctive
- druthers
- elite
- embarras de richesses
- enslave
- free skating
- game theory
- hedge
- heresy
- Hobson's choice
- leave
- local option
- lot
- mohair
- multiple-choice
- nanny state
- nap
- natural
- opt
- pansexual
- play
- please
- plummy
- posh
- prisoner's dilemma
- pro-
- pro-choice
- questionnaire
- register
- reserve
- selection
- set
- shortlist
- single transferable vote
- spoil
- straight
- T-bone
- tenderloin
- till
