solid word

But it is a good, solid word.

I would drop the hyphen and use the solid word to mean "resistant to accommodation; strict."

Speechwriter is now a solid word, and catalog no longer ends in ue.

If the Lord-Protector has solid word that the nomads have found pteridons?

Something had unlocked him and he felt the secret source of the power he had that day in the bowl, the push behind his solid words.

Having taken a long time to reach the theatres, it will have to rely on a solid word of mouth to lure the audiences into cineplexes".

The first three volumes contained listed solid words, all in capital letters, alphabetized from the right, with codes for each indicating which one or more of some eighteen sources that had yielded them.

When I remember all of the other solid words I've written," he said, "I regret a little bit that if I'll be remembered at all I'll be remembered for that particular phrase."

The most valuable contribution appeared on the last page of each section, in a paragraph captioned Charxter, for here, in a few solid words, Professor Olney told t1k, students what they might expect of the inhabitants of.

For one thing, I have not noted any change in the pronunciation of the compounded "anymore"--it is pronounced as if it were two words (in contrast to anybody, anything, anyhow, anywhere , etc.)--and I see no justification for spelling it as a solid word.