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basically An adverb that means "in a general sense, to some extent or degree". ■ "He basically ate the entire pizza in one sitting."
Calzones A large, stuffed pastry covered in cheese and sauce, typically savory. ■ "I can't believe I just ate 3 calzones in one sitting. I'm basically a human calzone now."
daytime That period of time when the sun is up and people are awake. It's basically the opposite of nighttime. ■ "I love daytime because it means I can finally leave my office and enjoy some fresh air!
Restrictions A set of rules and regulations that limit or control something. ■ "I can't believe these restrictions on my ice cream intake. I'm basically a prisoner of my own cravings!"
whatsoever Something, anything, regardless of what it is. Basically anything and everything. ■ "Whatsoever you need, just ask!"
charter A written agreement or document that defines the rights and responsibilities of a group, organization, or individual. ■ "I signed a charter for my new country club. It's basically a contract that says I can use the pool and tennis courts, but I have to wear a funny hat while doing it."
decomposing The process of breaking down or being broken down into simpler compounds. However, in the context of humor, it can refer to someone who is so unfunny that they're basically falling apart at the seams. ■ "I tried to tell a joke to my friend, but he was so decomposing that all I got was a bunch of groans and eye rolls."
Outpost A small fort or settlement built by a group of people to protect themselves from enemy attacks. ■ "The outpost was so far away from the main city that it was basically just a bunch of tents in the middle of nowhere. It's no wonder they were always getting ambushed by bandits!
surgeries A series of operations performed on a single body part, often resulting in permanent scarring or deformity. ■ "I'm getting a triple mastectomy," said Jane, "which is basically three breast surgeries in one. I just want to make sure I have enough boobs for everyone."