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21number one(2) — {adj. phr.} 1. Of first rank or importance; foremost; principal. * /He is easily America s number one golfer./ 2. Of first grade; of top quality; best. * /That is number one western steer beef./ …
22number one(2) — {adj. phr.} 1. Of first rank or importance; foremost; principal. * /He is easily America s number one golfer./ 2. Of first grade; of top quality; best. * /That is number one western steer beef./ …
23number one(s) — 1. urination Mainly nursery usage. 2. self interest Perhaps from the adage Number one comes first: ... he believes trade policy should be founded on protection. Look after Number One. (A. Clark, 1993) …
24ˌnumber ˈone — noun [singular] I 1) the person or thing that is the first, best, or most important 2) in popular music, the CD or record that has sold the most copies in a particular week II adj ˌnumber ˈone first, best, or most important the world s number one …
25number one — 1. n. urination (used mostly by and about children). Mom, I gotta go number one real bad. 2. adj. best; top 3. n. oneself. I m looking out for number one from now on …
26number one(s) — n urination. A nursery term dating from the Victorian concept of personal hygiene as a drill. The idea is usually expressed in the form do number ones . In the USA it is occasionally a verb, in the form to number one . See also number two(s) …
27number one — noun 1. a reference to yourself or myself etc.; take care of number one means to put your own interests first (Freq. 1) • Usage Domain: ↑colloquialism • Hypernyms: ↑self 2. the first or highest in an ordering or series He wanted to be the first …
28number one — num′ber one′ n. 1) oneself, esp. one s own well being 2) of the highest quality; first rate: a number one performance[/ex] …
29number one — informal noun 1》 oneself. 2》 a person or thing that is foremost in an activity or area. 3》 euphemistic urine. 4》 a first lieutenant in the navy. adjective most important; foremost. Phrases number one (or number two, etc.) the shortest (or next… …
30number one — oneself, one s own interests He is always looking out for number one and will never do anything for anyone else …
