upright pillar. Vertical lines in a table or chart.

as truth or facts.

first or earliest. earliest form of something.

performed from rest or upright position, without run-up. Your status or position relative to your community. To still be valid.

To support a cause, political party, religion.

not habitually or commonly occurring or done.

Experience of pain, illness or injury. To experience pain, illness, or injury.

lowest point or part. The parts under some things, e.g. a vase. reach lowest point before stabilizing.

For a reason.

To act on behalf of others in government.

in way that involves rigid enforcement or that demands obedience.

giving out or reflecting bright light. To point a light in a certain direction.

denoting stage of English Gothic church architecture typical of 14th century. To award a medal to someone.

give detailed account in words of.

A structure with a roof and walls, e.g. a house. To construct a house, office, factory.