Straight

Meaning

Adj

●

Not

or

; having a

throughout its length.

●

Direct, undeviating.

●

Perfectly

or

; not

or oblique.

●

In Cricket:

Describing the

as

not to

to either

; on, or

a

between the two wickets.

●

In Engineering:

Having all

in a

; in-line.

●

Direct in communication;

, straightforward.

●

Free from

;

, law-abiding.

●

Serious

comedic.

●

In

order; as it should be.

●

In a

, in

; consecutive.

●

In Tennis:

Describing the

a

of which the

did not

a

set.

●

In American English & Politics:

Making no

or

in

support of the organization and

of a political party.

●

In American English & Politics:

Containing the

the

of a

and no others.

●

Conventional;

;

acceptable.

●

Heterosexual.

●

Occurring between people of

(sometimes, but not always,

between

people).

●

Related to

intercourse.

●

Not using

,

, etc.

●

In Fashion:

Not

; thin.

●

In Religion:

Strait; narrow.

●

Stretched out;

extended.

●

Thorough;

; unqualified.

●

Of

:

,

; neat.

●

In Telegraphy:

Sent at a

rate for

; being a

telegram.

●

In Mathematics & Sciences:

Concerning the

the

parallel transport

of

along a

that

throughout that

(a

which is

, a

, is a geodesic).

●

OK,

,

; in a good state or situation.

●

On good terms.

Adv

●

Of a

to the

,

;

a

line.

●

Directly; without

,

or detour.

●

Continuously; without

or pause.

●

Of

or information, without

or

;

;

straightforwardly

; plainly.

Noun

●

Something that is not

or

such as a part of

or track.

●

Five

in sequence.

●

A heterosexual.

●

A

person; someone in

society.

●

A

,

one

marijuana.

●

A

who

on

, with no other treatments.

Verb

●

To straighten.

Name

●

A surname.

Sourced from

Origin

straight

English

streght

Middle English (1100-1500)

Sourced from

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