List Lɪst Guest Add Bestseller Noun Includes Numerous

• the guest list includes numerous celebrities.
• is your name on the list?
• i'll add you to the email list.
• her novel shot to the top of the bestseller list.

list

1. a series of names, items, figures, etc., especially when they are written or printed
• SEE ALSO A-list
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• The guest list includes numerous celebrities.
• Is your name on the list?
• I'll add you to the email list.
• Her novel shot to the top of the bestseller list.
• He plays drums, guitar, piano, flute, the list goes on.
• a list of names/candidates/questions
• I made a list of things to do.
• They compiled a list of all the items they'd need.
• to draw up a list
• Going to the bank tops my list of priorities today.
• Having to wait hours came high on the list of complaints.

Extra Examples

• For further information, see the reading list at the end of the chapter.
• Her teacher scanned the list of students' names.
• It was on the New York Times bestseller list for 25 weeks.
• Names of past members are not included in the list.
• The play has an impressive cast list.
• The restaurant is required to post a list of all the prices.
• The show always featured an impressive list of guest stars.
• They have narrowed their list of suspects to six.
• There's an alphabetical list of department stores at the back of the book.
• They were asked to add their names to the bottom of the list.
2. the fact of a ship leaning to one side
• The ship had a noticeable list to the starboard side.
3. to be so ill that you may die; to no longer be very ill

Word Origin

• noun sense 1 Middle English (originally referring to the edge put on fabric to stop it unravelling): from Old English liste ‘border’, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch lijst and German Leiste. The current senses are late 16th cent., from French liste, of Germanic origin. noun sense 2 early 17th cent.: of unknown origin.