extra
/ˈɛkstrə/
adjective
- Added to an existing or usual amount or number; more than what is expected or necessary.
- She packed an extra pair of socks for the hike.
- The hotel charges an extra fee for late checkout.
- I asked for extra cheese on my pizza.
Synonyms
adverb
- To a greater degree than usual; especially or additionally.
- The soup was extra spicy, so I drank a lot of water.
- He worked extra hard to finish the project on time.
- Be extra careful when crossing the street in the rain.
noun
- An additional item or amount beyond what is usual or necessary.
- The car comes with several extras, such as a sunroof and leather seats.
- The movie ticket price includes no extras like popcorn or drinks.
- We ordered the basic meal without any extras.
- A person hired to play a minor role in a movie or play, usually as part of a crowd.
- Being an extra is a fun way to see how movies are made.
- She worked as an extra in a historical film set in the 1800s.
- The director needed hundreds of extras for the battle scene.