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/ˈsɒlɪd/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A substance that maintains a fixed volume and shape.
Ice is a solid form of water.
A three-dimensional geometric figure.
The teacher demonstrated how to calculate the volume of a solid.
verb
To make or become solid.
The pudding will solidify as it cools.
adjective
Firm and stable in shape; not liquid or fluid.
The sculpture was made of solid marble.
Not broken, damaged, or impaired; intact.
She had a solid understanding of the subject.
Of good quality; reliable or dependable.
He provided solid advice during the meeting.
Having no gaps or spaces; dense.
The wall was constructed with solid bricks.
Etymology
From Latin solidus, meaning 'firm, whole, strong.'
Common Phrases and Expressions
solid as a rock
Extremely strong or reliable.
solid ground
A situation that is reliable or safe.
solid effort
A substantial amount of work put into a task.
Related Words
solidity
The quality of being solid or firm.
solidify
To make or become solid; to harden.
solidarity
Unity or agreement of feeling or action.
Slang Meanings
Excellent or impressive.
That was a solid performance!
Trustworthy or dependable.
He's a solid dude; you can count on him.