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not in a relationship or marriage
existing alone without any others of the same kind
(of flowers) possessing only one layer of petals, as opposed to having multiple layers
no more than one in number
designed or intended for use by one person only, not shared or combined with others
emphasizing the presence or occurrence of just one instance
considered individually, emphasizing its distinctness from each other or from others within a group
(of an alcoholic drink) containing one standard measure of spirits
(of a parent) raising their kid or kids without the presence or support of a partner
(of tickets) intended for a one-way journey, as opposed to a round-trip or return ticket
Informala hotel room designed for one person
a ticket used for a one-way journey or admission, often intended for one person only
a base hit in baseball that allows the batter to reach first base safely without advancing further
a CD or a musical record that has only one main song, often released separately from an album to promote it
What is a "single"?
A single is a music release that only has one main song, sometimes with additional tracks or remixes included. Unlike an album, which contains multiple songs, a single focuses on promoting one standout track. Singles are often released to generate interest in an upcoming album or to highlight a particular song for radio play and chart performance. They are available in various formats, such as digital downloads, CDs, or vinyl records.
a person who is not married or in a committed relationship
a hit in cricket that allows the batsman to score one run
(in tennis and badminton) a match played between two players, one on each side, as opposed to doubles
to hit a base hit in baseball where the batter safely reaches first base
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