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bile
noun
-
bile
a
thick
,
bitter
,
yellow-green
liquid
made
by
the
liver
and
stored
in
the
gallbladder
that
helps
the
body
digest
fats
•
During
digestion
,
the
liver
releases
bile
into
the
small
intestine
to
break
down
fats
.
During
digestion
,
the
liver
releases
bile
into
the
small
intestine
to
break
down
fats
.
•
Gallstones
can
block
the
flow
of
bile
,
causing
sharp
abdominal
pain
.
Gallstones
can
block
the
flow
of
bile
,
causing
sharp
abdominal
pain
.
From
Latin
bilis
“
bile
;
bitterness
.”
noun
-
bile
bitter
anger
or
harsh
feelings
that
someone
shows
in
words
or
behavior
•
The
critic
’
s
review
was
full
of
sarcastic
bile
directed
at
the
young
actor
.
The
critic
’
s
review
was
full
of
sarcastic
bile
directed
at
the
young
actor
.
•
She
spoke
with
such
bile
that
everyone
in
the
meeting
fell
silent
.
She
spoke
with
such
bile
that
everyone
in
the
meeting
fell
silent
.
Figurative
sense
developed
from
the
old
belief
that
excess
bodily
bile
caused
anger
.
mobile
noun
a
portable
telephone
that
you
can
carry
with
you
,
also
called
a
mobile
phone
•
I
left
my
mobile
on
the
kitchen
table
.
I
left
my
mobile
on
the
kitchen
table
.
•
Could
you
ring
me
on
my
mobile
this
evening
?
Could
you
ring
me
on
my
mobile
this
evening
?
noun
a
hanging
decoration
made
of
light
pieces
that
balance
and
move
gently
in
the
air
•
The
baby
giggled
as
the
colorful
mobile
spun
above
his
crib
.
The
baby
giggled
as
the
colorful
mobile
spun
above
his
crib
.
•
The
artist
suspended
a
metal
mobile
from
the
gallery
ceiling
,
and
it
rotated
with
every
breeze
.
The
artist
suspended
a
metal
mobile
from
the
gallery
ceiling
,
and
it
rotated
with
every
breeze
.
adjective
able
to
move
or
be
moved
easily
and
freely
;
not
fixed
in
one
place
•
The
rescue
team
unfolded
a
mobile
bridge
to
reach
the
stranded
villagers
.
The
rescue
team
unfolded
a
mobile
bridge
to
reach
the
stranded
villagers
.
•
After
her
knee
surgery
,
the
doctor
encouraged
her
to
stay
mobile
by
taking
short
walks
every
day
.
After
her
knee
surgery
,
the
doctor
encouraged
her
to
stay
mobile
by
taking
short
walks
every
day
.
automobile
noun
a
road
vehicle
with
four
wheels
and
an
engine
that
carries
people
from
place
to
place
•
My
father
bought
a
new
automobile
that
can
drive
over
300
miles
on
a
single
charge
.
My
father
bought
a
new
automobile
that
can
drive
over
300
miles
on
a
single
charge
.
•
Traffic
was
heavy
,
so
dozens
of
automobiles
crawled
along
the
bridge
at
a
snail's
pace
.
Traffic
was
heavy
,
so
dozens
of
automobiles
crawled
along
the
bridge
at
a
snail's
pace
.
From
French
automobile
,
formed
from
Greek
auto-
(“
self
”)
+
French
mobile
(“
movable
”),
first
used
in
the
late
19th
century
for
self-propelled
vehicles
.
verb
-
automobile
,
automobiling
,
automobiles
,
automobiled
to
travel
or
go
somewhere
by
automobile
•
In
summer
,
they
loved
to
automobile
down
the
coast
with
the
top
down
.
In
summer
,
they
loved
to
automobile
down
the
coast
with
the
top
down
.
•
After
the
railroad
closed
,
people
began
to
automobile
between
the
two
towns
instead
.
After
the
railroad
closed
,
people
began
to
automobile
between
the
two
towns
instead
.
Derived
from
the
noun
automobile
;
first
recorded
as
a
verb
in
early
20th-century
American
English
.