1) of a door slightly open (ajar)
2) slightly wet (moist)
3) a container for arrows; to tremble, slightly or vibrate (quiver)
4) to lift (the shoulders) slightly (to show indifference, doubt etc) (shrug)
5) a pointed or thin end of something; a small piece put at the end of something; a public place where rubbish is (to be) put; a gift of money to a waiter, porter etc; a small piece of advice; to touch or hit (something) slightly (tip)
6) slightly drunk (tipsy)
only just; not quite; scarcely; almost no, not, never
scarcely; with difficulty
less than the usual extent, degree
gently, effortlessly
to a degree, to some extent
to a degree, to some extent
to some extent
not completely
to a fairly large extent or degree; 'rather than' = in preference to; 'or rather' = or more accurately
moderately
only just (and possibly not)
barely
to some extent; in some degree; a little
to some extent
gently, effortlessly
gently, effortlessly
gently, effortlessly
gently, effortlessly
