Domestic adj. 1 having to do with the home or house keeping; of the house of family 2 of one's own country of the country referred to 3 mad or produced in the home country; native 4 domesticated; tamed: said of animals 5 enjoying and attentive to the home and family life n. 1 a servant for the home, as a maid or cook 2 native products 3 sheets, blankets, towels, etc.
Violence n. 1 physical force used so as to injure, or destroy; extreme roughness of action 2 intense, often devastatingly or explosively powerful force or energy, as of a hurricane or volcano 3 a) unjust or callous use of force or power, as in violating another's rights, sensibilities, etc. b) the harm don by this 4 great force or strength of feeling, conduct or expression; vehemence; fury 5 a twisting or wrenching of sense, phrase, etc., so as to distort the original or true sense or form 6 an instance of violence; violent act or deed.
Dispute 1 to argue; debate 2 to quarrel -VT. 1 to argue or debate (a question); discuss pro and con 2 to question the truth of; doubt 3 to oppose in any way; resist 4 to fight for; contest -n. 1 a disputing, argument; debate 2 a quarrel 3 a fight
Marital 1 orig., of a husband 2 of marriage; matrimonial; connubial
Problem 1 a question proposed for solution or consideration 2 a question, matter, situation or person that is perplexing or difficult 3 Math. a proposition requiring solution by mathematical operations, constructions, etc. -adj. 1 presenting a problem of human conduct or social relationships 2 very difficult to deal with; esp., very difficult to train or discipline
1 state of being married, relation between man and wife; married life; wedlock; matrimony 2 the act of marrying; wedding 3 the rite or form used in marrying 4 any close or intimate union 5 the king and queen of a suit, esp. as a meld in pinochle