to corner

Move something so it faces a different direction or side

Move around something following a curved path

Make something straight and in the right position

Very near in place or happening soon

To begin to get better after a difficult time

Put yourself in a difficult situation with no easy way out

Support someone during difficult times

In a difficult situation with no clear way out

Defend your ideas or what you want when others disagree

To control most of the supply of a product so you can set its price and keep competitors out

To leave someone with few or no good choices

The place where two streets meet

A pocket at a corner of a pool table where balls fall

A kick in football taken from the corner after a defender last touched the ball for the attacking team

At an angle across the corner of a street or room

A corner on a road where drivers cannot see around because something blocks the view

A corner of a room next to a fireplace where people sit to feel warm

A cabinet made to fit into a room corner for storing or showing things

A vertical post at the corner of a building that supports the walls

A place in a church where people sit and loudly say amen during a service

Diagonally across the street from another place

A dim part of a room or place where people cannot see well

A corner covered in cobwebs that looks unused

A man in old minstrel shows who sits at one end of performers and makes jokes with the main speaker

A secret way of doing things to hide small dishonest acts

Hidden and small, often secret and unimportant