1) the opening through which animals take in food; an opening or way out (of a bag, bottle, tunnel, cave, river etc) (mouth)
2) in a direction away from a shore or land; at a short way out to sea; (of a person, company) trying to hide money or avoid paying taxes (offshore)
3) a way out (for water, steam etc); a means of or occasion (for showing one's feelings etc) (outlet)
able to produce new, exciting, stimulating etc ideas or things
artistic, imaginative
(of a person, behaviour) odd; not normal (and often amusing)
bizarre, unusual
too large or too much
too much; overdone
(of plants, fashions, words, ideas) introduced from another country
not native or usual; mysterious
not possible; that cannot be put up with
beyond the bounds of possibility
that which is not possible
beyond the bounds of possibility
a means of avoiding a commitment
escape
a way out (for water, steam etc); a means of or occasion (for showing one's feelings etc)
place or means of escape, release
too abundant
excessive
an ability to use more nuclear bombs than would be necessary; exaggerated behaviour
extravagant; beyond normal limits
too much (which is more usual)
excessive
a small (usually round) window on the side of a ship or plane
place or means of escape, release
expensive
extravagant; beyond normal limits
an act or method of seeking help; a method used as a help
alternative
(a place giving) shelter or protection from trouble, danger etc
place to hide, have privacy
(a portion of) a kind of alcoholic drink made from sugar-cane juice
eccentric
to be ready for action
alternative
not practicable
impossible
