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solid
/ˈsɒlɪd/ adjectiveDefinition
HARD/FIRM › hard and firm without holes or spaces, and not liquid or gas: solid ground solid food
STRONG › strong and not easily broken or damaged: solid furniture
solid gold/silver/wood, etc › gold/silver/wood, etc with nothing added: a solid silver bracelet
TIME › continuing for a period of time without stopping: The noise continued for two solid hours/two hours solid.
INFORMATION [always before noun] › Solid information, proof, etc is based on facts and you are certain that it is correct: This provides solid evidence that he committed the crime.
PERSON › honest and able to be trusted
solidity
/səˈlɪdəti/ noun [U] solidly adverb (Definition of solid adjective from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary
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