Match ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Match ( noun )

1. A contest or competition in which two or more parties compete against each other.
2. A person or thing that is equal in strength, ability, or status to another.
3. A small stick or piece of wood with one end coated in a substance that can be ignited, used to start a fire.

Origin:

The word "match" comes from the old english word "gemǣcca" which means a companion, a mate, or a rival.

Examples:

1. The soccer match was a close one.
2. He was her perfect match.
3. The match was lit and the fire started.
4. I don"t think I"ll find a match for this button.
5. The match between the two teams was intense.

(As a verb)

Match ( verb )

1. A contest or competition in which two or more parties compete against each other.
2. A person or thing that is equal in strength, ability, or status to another.
3. A small stick or piece of wood with one end coated in a substance that can be ignited, used to start a fire.

Origin:

The word "match" comes from the old english word "gemǣcca" which means a companion, a mate, or a rival.

Examples:

1. The soccer match was a close one.
2. He was her perfect match.
3. The match was lit and the fire started.
4. I don"t think I"ll find a match for this button.
5. The match between the two teams was intense.