Object /ɒb.dʒɪkt/
Noun, thing.




1.  All things concrete, perceptible by sight or touch  : perception of objects.

2.  Solid thing considered as whole, manufactured by humans and intended
for a specific use : a lamp is an object.

3.  Something defined by its use, value, or something of a diverse nature,
used for decorative purposes, as a collector’s item, etc. : toiletries.

4.  Inert thing, without thought, will, or rights, as opposed to a human being :
we are treated  like objects.

5.  Something or someone that motivates a thought, feeling, or action:
he is the object of fierce jealousy. His anger is misplaced.

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