| | Way of doing something: a way of doing something, especially a way regarded as expressing a particular attitude or typifying a particular period (often used in combination) |
| | Flair: impressive flair in the way something is done, especially a quality that suggests a self-confident willingness to exhibit skill or good taste |
| | Publishing conventions: a set of conventions for presenting published material, e.g. punctuation and typography |
| | Sundial pointer: the pointer on a sundial |
| | Botany flower part: an extension of a flower's ovary, shaped like a stalk, that supports the stigma |
| | Luxuriousness: elegance or lavishness |
| | Title: a name or title, especially one that is official or legally correct (formal) |
| | Cut of hair or clothing: a way in which clothes or hair are cut or shaped |
| | Fashion: the prevailing or customary fashion |
| | Way of writing or performing: the way in which something is written or performed, as distinct from its content |
| | Distinctive form: a distinctive and identifiable form in an artistic medium such as music, architecture, or literature |
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