deal

• good deal

  It's used a good deal in the United States.

• how to deal

  and how to deal them.

• deal of time

  So many parents invest a great deal of time and energy in protecting them.

• arm deal

• great deal less

  A ‘hot’ lava, freshly-erupted, is a great deal less viscous than a ‘cold’one, and it can therefore flow faster.

• decide to deal

  In accordance with standing order A thirteen C this motion will stand referred to the Policy and Resources Committee for consideration report unless the Council decide to deal with it at this meeting.

• measure to deal

• sponsorship deal

  NOINGHAMSHIRE yesterday announced a £35,000-a-year sponsorship deal which will guarantee winter employment to some playing staff.

• difficult to deal

  The rude customer is unpleasant and difficult to deal with.