change

change (of life)

menopause. The change of life affects each woman differently. Jill started the change when she was forty-seven.

change

n. money. (see also and change.) It takes a lot of change to buy a car like that.

See:

a change in (one's) stripes
a change is as good as a rest
a change of heart
a change of pace
a change of tack
a chunk of change
A leopard can't change its spots
a leopard doesn't change its spots
a sea change
and change
change
change (one's) stripes
change (someone's) mind
change back
change down
change for the better
change hands
change horses in midstream
change horses in midstream, don't
change horses in the middle of the stream Go to
change into
change mind
change of heart
change of life
change of pace
change of scenery
change off
change one's mind
change one's stripes
change one's tune
change out of
change over
change places
change places with
change sides
change tack
change the channel
change the subject
change to
change tune
change up
change up with the times
change ways
change with
change with the times
changed my mind
changed your mind?
changes
chop and change
chump change
chunk of change
Don't change horses at midstream.
Don't change horses in the middle of the river.
Don't change horses in the middle of the stream.
for a change
get changed
get no change out of
go through the changes
have a change of heart
I felt like a penny waiting for change
leopard cannot change his spots
leopard cannot change its spots, a
loose change
make change
piece of change
plus ?a change
quite a change
ring the changes
sea change
short-change
small change
the change of life
the more things change, the more they stay the same
time for a change
times are changing
Times change
Times change and we with time
times have changed
You don't change horses in the middle of the race.
You don't change horses mid-race.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Janie	['dʒeini]
Whitaker	['hwitəkə(r)]
Houssam	-	Arabic
Alene	-	English
Noe	['nəuə]
Dinesha	-	Hinduism