(philosophy) A nonphysical substance of which minds are composed, according to dualism and idealism.

In Cartesian ontology, corporeal substance, distinguished from the res cogitans from which the mind or soul is made.

(law) A new point that has not previously been decided in law.

(law) The commons, or common heritage of mankind.

(US politics, law) Abbreviation of House Resolution; also H.Res.

Clipping of high-resolution.

plural of wh*re

The act of opening something for the third time.

The import of a thing or situation is obvious.

The severe pressure of poverty.