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settle To reach an agreement or come to a decision. ■ After hours of arguing, the couple finally settled on which restaurant to go to for dinner.
broth A clear, savory liquid made from boiling meat or vegetables. ■ "I forgot to bring my own broth for lunch today. I had to settle for chicken soup instead."
colonists A group of people who settle in a new land and establish a colony. ■ "The colonists brought with them their strange customs and odd language, which the native inhabitants found quite puzzling."
Concessions Something given up or agreed to as an act of goodwill, kindness, or compromise. ■ "I know you wanted a new video game for your birthday, but I'll make you settle for some concessions instead," said the parent.
luncheon A light meal eaten during the day, typically consisting of a sandwich or salad and a beverage. ■ "I forgot my lunch at home, so I had to settle for a sad desk salad at work. #LuncheonFailed #SadSaladStory"
settles a person or thing that has finally reached a comfortable state of being, especially after long periods of turmoil or discomfort ■ "I can finally settle down and enjoy my retirement now that the kids are all grown up."
subsided To settle down or become quiet. ■ After the storm subsided, the rain stopped pouring down and the streets became calm.
Thirds The smallest and often most insignificant part of something. ■ He didn't even have enough money for thirds at the bar. He had to settle for a single drink.
Treated To receive special attention, care or consideration because of being important or worthy. ■ After getting treated like royalty at the restaurant, John was determined to never settle for mediocre service again.
campers A group of people who enjoy spending time in the great outdoors and living life off the grid. ■ "The campers set up their tents in the middle of a field and decided to roast marshmallows over the open fire. But when they realized there were no bears around, they had to settle for roasting each other instead."
diners A type of restaurant that serves meals in individual compartments on trays. ■ "I went to the diners and was disappointed when they only served breakfast food at 9am. I guess I'll just have to settle for a pancake and a cup of coffee."
nope An interjection used to indicate that something is not desired or acceptable. ■ "I asked my boss for a raise, but he said 'nope'. I guess I'll just have to settle for being paid the same amount as last year."
prettier An adjective used to describe someone or something that is more attractive and appealing than the norm, usually in a sarcastic or ironic way. ■ "I can't believe my ex-girlfriend is now dating a prettier guy. I guess all good things come to those who are willing to settle."
shops A collection of goods or services sold to the public. ■ John went to the shops to buy a new pair of shoes, but he couldn't find any that fit his big feet. Instead, he had to settle for buying a new pair of socks.
uninspired A feeling of being unenthusiastic or unimaginative in one's thoughts, ideas, or actions. ■ "I tried to write a poem for my girlfriend's birthday but I couldn't come up with anything. I guess she'll just have to settle for an uninspired gift from the drug store."