English Words With Two Different Meaning (Hidden Meaning) - 03

ROW                FAST                HEAD              CONTINENT          
           MOOT              MERE               OATH                   MEAN 
                                                     PRIVY

                                                                                                                                                                 

ROW  (N/V)     
Meaning-         
Known
     |an arrangement of objects or people side by side in a line
Hidden

an angry dispute between two persons

to move a boat through water using oars

FAST  (N/V/Adj./Adv.)          
Meaning-         
Known
     |moving or happening quickly
Hidden

to eat little or no food for a period of time especially for religious or health reasons

HEAD   (N/V)
Meaning-         
Known
     |the part of the body on top
Hidden

to move in a particular direction

CONTINENT  (N/Adj.)
Meaning-         
Known
     | Large landmasses of the earth
Hidden

abstaining from sexual intercourse

having control over urination

MOOT  (Adj./V)   
Meaning-         
Known
     |of no legal significance therefore not worth considering
Hidden

to suggest an idea for people to discuss

think about carefully

MERE  (Adj./N)
Meaning-         
Known
         |nothing more and nothing less, pure and simple
Hidden

a small lake        

OATH (N)    
Meaning-         
Known
     |a formal promise to do something
Hidden

an offensive word or phrase used to express anger

                 
MEAN (V/Adj./N)
Meaning-         
Known
     |have the intention to express something
Hidden

not willing to give or share things, especially money

                        

PRIVY  (Adj./N)   [priv-ee]

Meaning-         
Known
     |allowed to know about something secret
Hidden

a toilet, especially an outdoor one

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