point
//pɔɪnt//
Noun
A sharp or tapered end of something
Be careful with the point of that knife.
A particular spot, place, or position
We agreed to meet at a point halfway between our houses.
A single item or detail in a discussion or argument
She made several good points during the meeting.
The main or essential idea; the purpose or reason
What's the point of arguing about it?
A unit of scoring in a game or sport
Our team scored 15 points in the first half.
A dot or mark used in writing or printing, especially a period
Don't forget to put a point at the end of the sentence.
A specific moment in time
At that point, I realized I had made a mistake.
Verb
To direct attention or indicate direction with one's finger or an object
She pointed at the map to show where we were.
To aim or direct something in a particular direction
She pointed the camera at the sunset.
To indicate or suggest something
The evidence points to his innocence.