n. a container for holding carrying or keeping safe; 2 a problem that a detective tries to solve; 3 a lawsuit; 4 an instance or example of something.
We bought a case of spring water.
We bought a case of spring water.
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What does Poppy take with her in case she gets scared?
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On the second day of the case what did the detective use for a hat?
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What was the case breaker for Jigsaw Jones?
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We reassured our client we would win the case.
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The inspector looked at the most picayune details to help solve the case.
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How much did Encyclopedia Brown charge for each case he worked?
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The judge refused to overrule the landmark case.
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Why did Nate decide to take Rosamond's case after all?
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The rifles are stored in a locked case.
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We had a debriefing on the case before we headed out.
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I do not understand how to use the genitive case in grammar.
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What was Drake and Nell's payment for solving the case of the gasping garbage?
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The lawyer's summation of the case was quite melodramatic.
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With his detective notebook and magnifying glass, what did Marty Frye begin to search for, to solve the case of the P. E. Vandal?
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container; example of; instance of
letting go of something
1 syllables
case
ace
base
bass
brace
caisse
cayce
chace
chase
crace
dace
drace
face
frace
glace
grace
heyse
lace
mace
nace
pace
place
race
space
thrace
trace
vase
wace
abase
apace
debase
deface
degrace
disgrace
displace
efface
embrace
enerase
inlambastes
left-brace
misplace
replace
retrace
right-brace
interlace
arianespace
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