Words:

Sl.No Word Parts of

Speech
Meaning Remark
1 Spear-head
noun
1. The sharpened head of a spear.
2.
a. The leading forces in a military thrust.
b. The driving force in a given action,
endeavor, or movement.
3. someone who leads or initiates an activity


leader, front runner, driving force, front
line He will be their attacking spearhead.
Tr.v
(Transitive
Verb)
To be the leader of (a movement, for
example): "spearheaded the effort to offer
classes in settlement houses [and] provide
lecturers to women's clubs" (Catherine
Clinton).
spearheaded,
spearheading,
spearheads
lead, head, pioneer, launch, set
off, initiate, lead the way, set in motion,
blaze the trail, be in the van, lay the first
ston
2 Bid Noun
1. bid - an authoritative direction or
instruction to do something
bidding, command, dictation
speech act - the use of language to
perform some act
countermand - a contrary command
cancelling or reversing a previous
command
order - (often plural) a command given by
a superior (e.g., a military or law
enforcement officer) that must be
obeyed; "the British ships dropped
anchor and waited for orders from
London"
commission, direction, charge - a formal
statement of a command or injunction to
do something; "the judge's charge to the
jury"
commandment - something that is
commanded
injunction - a formal command or
admonition
behest - an authoritative command or
request
open sesame - a magical command;
used by Ali Baba
2. bid - an attempt to get something; "they
made a futile play for power"; "he made a
bid to gain attention"
play
attempt, effort, try, endeavor, endeavour -
earnest and conscientious activity
intended to do or accomplish something;
"made an effort to cover all the reading
material"; "wished him luck in his
endeavor"; "she gave it a good try"

3. bid - a formal proposal to buy at a
specified price
tender
offering, offer - something offered (as a
proposal or bid); "noteworthy new
offerings for investors included several
index funds"
overbid - a bid that is higher than