the act or system of providing for the needs of customers or the general public

providing or experiencing physical or mental ease and relaxation

general term for clothes, dress, apparel, or costume

to convince someone to do something or to accept a point of view through reasoning or argument

to successfully deal with or defeat a problem, difficulty, or obstacle

standardized clothing worn by members of an organization such as the military, a school, or a company

server (computer)

to take (medicine)

ceremonial robe or formal attire, such as a dinner suit, tuxedo, or evening gown

feeling physical discomfort or mental unease

to admire

clothing and personal adornment

a person who serves food and drinks to customers in a restaurant or cafe

to use military force to defeat and take control of a territory or people

to follow or comply with orders, instructions, or regulations

down-filled garment

server (at a restaurant)

to take medicine orally; (of medicine) administered through the mouth

To refuse to obey, comply with, or submit to authority or discipline.

to perform military service or be on active duty

to surrender, succumb, or give in to pressure or force

to take medicine

to serve a prison sentence

a set of Western-style clothes for formal or business wear, typically including a jacket and matching trousers

to accept a decision, result, or ruling as fair and just

a fee paid for services rendered or a cover charge for admission to a venue

to be persuaded by the truth, logic, or validity of an argument or statement

to be bowled over or filled with admiration for someone's excellence or character

work clothes; workwear

submissive and easy to control

a department within an organization responsible for providing services or support

(pharmacology) oral liquid

to care for, look after, or wait upon the needs of someone, such as a patient, elderly person, or superior

to acknowledge allegiance to a regime or higher authority; to surrender

a man's formal evening suit with a long back split into two tails, resembling a swallow's tail

to admit defeat or accept loss in a competition, contest, or struggle

a counter or area in a public building where people can obtain information, assistance, or check-in services

causing someone to believe that something is true or valid; persuasive.