worth¹ /wûrth/

1. Value
2. Price
3. An amount of something (the value of) which is expressed in money or otherwise, as in a thousand pounds' worth of equipment, three days' worth of work
4. That quality which renders a thing valuable
5. Moral excellence
6. Merit
7. Importance
8. Possessions (obsolete)

1. Equal in value to
2. Having possessions to the value of
3. Deserving, justifying, meriting, repaying or warranting (consideration, attention, the effort, the journey, taking some action, etc)
4. Valuable (archaic)
5. Worth while (obsolete)

worthˈful adjective (archaic)

1. Honourable
2. Meritorious
3. Valuable

worthˈless adjective

1. Having no value, virtue, excellence, etc
2. Useless
3. Unworthy (obsolete)

worthˈlessly adverb

worthˈlessness noun

worthwhileˈ adjective

1. Such as to repay trouble and time spent on it (predicatively also, strictly, worth while; see while)
2. Good
3. Estimable
4. Useful, beneficial or rewarding

for all it's, etc worth

To the utmost

for all one is worth

With all one's might or energy

for what it is worth

A phrase implying that one is doubtful of the truth of what one has to report or unwilling to be responsible for its accuracy, or aware that one's proposal or suggestion may be of minimal worth

• goalkeeping
• goal kick
• goalkicker
• goalkickers
• goalkicking
• goalkickings
• goal kicks
• goalless
• goal line
• goal lines
• go all out for
• go all the way
• goalmouth
• goalmouths
• go along with
• go along with you
• goalpost
• goalposts
• manoeuvring
• man of business
• man of God
• man of his hands
• Man of Kent
• man of law
• man of letters