Related Words:
- absurdity,
- equivalent odds,
- even break,
- even chance,
- good chance,
- hopelessness,
- hundred-to-one shot,
- impossibility,
- impossible,
- impossibleness,
- inconceivability,
- long odds,
- long shot,
- not a prayer,
- odds,
- oxymoron,
- paradox,
- price,
- self-contradiction,
- short odds,
- small chance,
- square odds,
- the impossible,
- unimaginability,
- unthinkability,
- what cannot be,
- what cannot happen
- vaccine
collapse - immunogen consisting of a suspension of weakened or dead pathogenic cells injected in order to stimulate the production of antibodies related words >
- A,
- B,
- T,
- antitoxin,
- autogenous vaccine,
- bang,
- booster,
- booster shot,
- bovine vaccine,
- fix,
- hit,
- humanized vaccine,
- hypodermic,
- hypodermic injection,
- injection,
- inoculation,
- jet injection,
- mainlining,
- narcotic injection,
- shooting up,
- shot,
- skin-popping,
- stock vaccine,
- toxoid,
- univalent vaccine,
- vaccination
- Photoradiogram,
- Telephoto,
- aerial photograph,
- black-and-white photograph,
- candid photograph,
- cheesecake,
- chronophotograph,
- color photograph,
- color print,
- diapositive,
- facsimile,
- heliochrome,
- heliograph,
- montage,
- mug,
- mug shot,
- photo,
- photobiography,
- photochronograph,
- photograph,
- photomap,
- photomicrograph,
- photomontage,
- photomural,
- picture,
- pinup,
- portrait,
- radiophotograph,
- shot,
- slide,
- snap,
- snapshot,
- still,
- still photograph,
- telephotograph,
- transparency
- Photoradiogram,
- Wirephoto,
- aerial photograph,
- black-and-white photograph,
- candid photograph,
- cheesecake,
- chronophotograph,
- color photograph,
- color print,
- diapositive,
- facsimile,
- heliochrome,
- heliograph,
- montage,
- mug,
- mug shot,
- photo,
- photobiography,
- photochronograph,
- photograph,
- photomap,
- photomicrograph,
- photomontage,
- photomural,
- picture,
- pinup,
- portrait,
- radiophotograph,
- shot,
- slide,
- snap,
- snapshot,
- still,
- still photograph,
- telephotograph,
- transparency
- spoonerism
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- transposition of initial consonants in a pair of words related words >
- Irish bull,
- abuse of terms,
- acronym,
- acrostic,
- amphibologism,
- amphiboly,
- anacoluthon,
- anagram,
- avyayibhava,
- back formation,
- bull,
- calembour,
- catachresis,
- clipped word,
- compound,
- conjugate,
- construction,
- corruption,
- dvandva,
- dvigu,
- endocentric compound,
- equivocality,
- equivoque,
- exocentric compound,
- fluff,
- folk etymology,
- formation,
- grammatical error,
- hypercorrection,
- hyperform,
- jeu de mots,
- logogram,
- logogriph,
- malaprop,
- malapropism,
- marrowsky,
- metagram,
- mispronunciation,
- missaying,
- misusage,
- palindrome,
- paronomasia,
- paronym,
- play on words,
- pun,
- punning,
- solecism,
- tatpurusha,
- word form,
- wordplay
- Admirable Crichton,
- adept,
- artisan,
- artist,
- attache,
- authority,
- connaisseur,
- connoisseur,
- consultant,
- cordon bleu,
- crack shot,
- craftsman,
- dead shot,
- diplomat,
- diplomatist,
- elder statesman,
- experienced hand,
- expert,
- expert consultant,
- graduate,
- journeyman,
- marksman,
- no slouch,
- politician,
- pro,
- professional,
- professor,
- proficient,
- savant,
- shark,
- sharp,
- statesman,
- technical adviser,
- technician
- Parthian shot,
- back answer,
- caustic remark,
- comeback,
- crack,
- cut,
- dig,
- dump,
- fleer,
- flout,
- foolery,
- gibe,
- gibing retort,
- jab,
- jape,
- jeer,
- jest,
- leg-pull,
- mock,
- parting shot,
- put-down,
- put-on,
- quip,
- rude reproach,
- scoff,
- scurrility,
- short answer,
- slam,
- slap,
- swipe,
- taunt,
- twit,
- verbal thrust
- antitoxin
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- an antibody that can neutralize a specific toxin related words >
- Rh factor,
- agglutinin,
- allergen,
- anaphylactin,
- antiantibody,
- antibody,
- antigen,
- antiserum,
- antitoxic serum,
- antivenin,
- bang,
- booster,
- booster shot,
- fix,
- hit,
- hypodermic,
- hypodermic injection,
- incomplete antibody,
- injection,
- inoculation,
- interferon,
- jet injection,
- mainlining,
- narcotic injection,
- precipitin,
- serum,
- shooting up,
- shot,
- skin-popping,
- vaccination,
- vaccine
- hypodermic
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- relating to or located below the epidermis; "hypodermic needle"; "subcutaneous implant" related words >
- antitoxin,
- bang,
- booster,
- booster shot,
- cortical,
- cutaneous,
- dermal,
- dermic,
- ecderonic,
- ectodermal,
- ectodermic,
- endermatic,
- endermic,
- epicarpal,
- epidermal,
- epidermic,
- fix,
- furry,
- hit,
- hypodermal,
- hypodermic injection,
- injection,
- inoculation,
- jet injection,
- mainlining,
- narcotic injection,
- shooting up,
- shot,
- skin-deep,
- skin-popping,
- skinny,
- subcutaneous,
- testaceous,
- vaccination,
- vaccine
- bicolor,
- bicolored,
- colorful,
- colory,
- crazy,
- daedal,
- dichroism,
- dichromatic,
- dichromatism,
- divers-colored,
- harlequin,
- kaleidoscopic,
- many-colored,
- medley,
- motley,
- multicolor,
- multicolored,
- multicolorous,
- parti-colored,
- polychromatic,
- polychromatism,
- polychrome,
- polychromic,
- prismal,
- riot of colors,
- shot,
- shot through,
- spectral,
- thunder and lightning,
- trichroism,
- trichromatic,
- trichromic,
- tricolor,
- tricolored,
- two-tone,
- varicolored,
- variegated,
- variegation,
- versicolor,
- versicolored
- PS,
- Parthian shot,
- addendum,
- afterthought,
- appendix,
- back matter,
- chorus,
- coda,
- codicil,
- colophon,
- conclusion,
- consequence,
- continuance,
- continuation,
- deduction,
- double take,
- dying words,
- envoi,
- epilogue,
- follow-through,
- follow-up,
- illation,
- judgment,
- last words,
- parting shot,
- peroration,
- postface,
- postfix,
- postlude,
- postscript,
- ratiocination,
- refrain,
- second thought,
- sequel,
- sequela,
- sequelae,
- sequelant,
- sequent,
- subscript,
- suffix,
- supplement,
- swan song,
- tag
- fluke
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- parasitic flatworms having external suckers for attaching to a host
- either of the two lobes of the tail of a cetacean
- flat bladelike projection on the arm of an anchor
- a barb on a harpoon or arrow related words >
- Chilopoda,
- Chordata,
- Echiuroidea,
- Ectoprocta,
- Entoprocta,
- Monoplacophora,
- Nemertinea,
- Phoronidea,
- accident,
- adventure,
- blessing,
- break,
- casualty,
- chance hit,
- contingency,
- contingent,
- fortuity,
- freak accident,
- hap,
- happening,
- happenstance,
- hazard,
- long odds,
- long shot,
- lucky break,
- lucky shot,
- lucky strike,
- run of luck,
- serendipity,
- streak of luck,
- stroke of luck,
- windfall
- unlikelihood
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- the improbability of a specified outcome related words >
- bare possibility,
- dark horse,
- doubtfulness,
- dubiousness,
- faint likelihood,
- fighting chance,
- gambling chance,
- hardly a chance,
- hundred-to-one shot,
- implausibility,
- improbability,
- incredibility,
- little chance,
- little expectation,
- little opportunity,
- long odds,
- long shot,
- off chance,
- outside chance,
- poor bet,
- poor lookout,
- poor possibility,
- poor prospect,
- questionableness,
- remote possibility,
- slim chance,
- small chance
- statesman
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- a man who is a respected leader in national or international affairs related words >
- Admirable Crichton,
- adept,
- artisan,
- artist,
- attache,
- authority,
- connaisseur,
- connoisseur,
- consultant,
- cordon bleu,
- crack shot,
- craftsman,
- dead shot,
- diplomat,
- diplomatist,
- elder statesman,
- experienced hand,
- expert,
- expert consultant,
- graduate,
- handy man,
- journeyman,
- marksman,
- national leader,
- no slouch,
- politician,
- pro,
- professional,
- professor,
- proficient,
- public man,
- savant,
- shark,
- sharp,
- solon,
- stateswoman,
- technical adviser,
- technician
- 3-D,
- Telephoto,
- Wirephoto,
- aerial photograph,
- black-and-white photograph,
- candid photograph,
- cheesecake,
- chronophotograph,
- color photograph,
- color print,
- diapositive,
- heliochrome,
- heliograph,
- montage,
- mug,
- mug shot,
- panchromatic,
- photoactive,
- photobiography,
- photochronograph,
- photogenic,
- photograph,
- photographic,
- photomap,
- photomicrograph,
- photomontage,
- photomural,
- photosensitive,
- picture,
- pinup,
- portrait,
- shoot,
- shot,
- slide,
- snap,
- snapshot,
- still,
- still photograph,
- telephoto,
- telephotograph,
- telephotographic,
- three-dimensional,
- tintype,
- transparency
- dichromatic
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- of or relating to dichromatism related words >
- bicolor,
- bicolored,
- chromatic,
- cold,
- colorful,
- colorific,
- coloring,
- colory,
- cool,
- crazy,
- daedal,
- divers-colored,
- glowing,
- harlequin,
- harmonious,
- kaleidoscopic,
- many-colored,
- matching,
- medley,
- monochromatic,
- monochrome,
- monochromic,
- motley,
- multicolor,
- multicolored,
- multicolorous,
- parti-color,
- parti-colored,
- pigmentary,
- polychromatic,
- prismal,
- prismatic,
- rainbow,
- shot,
- shot through,
- spectral,
- thunder and lightning,
- tinctorial,
- tingent,
- toning,
- trichromatic,
- trichromic,
- tricolor,
- tricolored,
- two-tone,
- varicolored,
- variegated,
- versicolor,
- versicolored,
- warm
- ace,
- bang,
- bark,
- bit,
- blast,
- bowshot,
- brief span,
- bullet,
- burst,
- cannon,
- close quarters,
- close range,
- crack,
- detonation,
- discharge,
- earreach,
- earshot,
- ejection,
- explosion,
- fulmination,
- fusillade,
- gun,
- gunfire,
- hair,
- hair space,
- hairbreadth,
- hairsbreadth,
- inch,
- little,
- little ways,
- pistol shot,
- pop,
- potshot,
- salvo,
- short distance,
- short piece,
- short way,
- shot,
- span,
- spitting distance,
- spray,
- step,
- stoneshot,
- tattoo,
- volley
- hunter
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- a watch with a hinged metal lid to protect the crystal
- someone who hunts game
- a person who searches for something; "a treasure hunter" related words >
- Nimrod,
- Orion,
- archer,
- artilleryman,
- beater,
- bidet,
- big game hunter,
- bird dog,
- bowman,
- cannoneer,
- carabineer,
- carriage horse,
- cart horse,
- cavalry horse,
- chaser,
- courser,
- crack shot,
- dead shot,
- deadeye,
- delver,
- digger,
- draft horse,
- dray horse,
- driving horse,
- field dog,
- fill horse,
- filler,
- follower,
- gigster,
- good shot,
- gun,
- gun dog,
- gunman,
- gunner,
- hack,
- hackney,
- hunting dog,
- huntress,
- huntsman,
- jacker,
- jacklighter,
- jument,
- lead,
- leader,
- marksman,
- markswoman,
- mount,
- musketeer,
- pack horse,
- palfrey,
- perquisitor,
- plow horse,
- pole horse,
- polo pony,
- post-horse,
- pursuant,
- pursuer,
- quester,
- ransacker,
- remount,
- research worker,
- researcher,
- researchist,
- rider,
- riding horse,
- rifleman,
- road horse,
- roadster,
- rouncy,
- rummager,
- saddle horse,
- saddler,
- searcher,
- seeker,
- shaft horse,
- sharpshooter,
- shikari,
- shooter,
- shot,
- sniper,
- sporting dog,
- sportsman,
- sportswoman,
- stalker,
- stalking-horse,
- sumpter,
- sumpter horse,
- targetshooter,
- thill horse,
- thiller,
- toxophilite,
- tracker,
- trapper,
- trapshooter,
- water dog,
- wheeler,
- wheelhorse,
- white hunter,
- workhorse,
- zetetic
- postscript
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- a note appended to a letter after the signature related words >
- PS,
- Parthian shot,
- addendum,
- affix,
- afterthought,
- allonge,
- appendix,
- back matter,
- chorus,
- coda,
- codicil,
- colophon,
- commentary,
- conclusion,
- consequence,
- continuance,
- continuation,
- double take,
- dying words,
- enclitic,
- envoi,
- epilogue,
- follow-through,
- follow-up,
- infix,
- interlineation,
- interpolation,
- last words,
- marginalia,
- note,
- parting shot,
- peroration,
- postface,
- postfix,
- postlude,
- prefix,
- proclitic,
- refrain,
- rider,
- scholia,
- second thought,
- sequel,
- sequela,
- sequelae,
- sequelant,
- sequent,
- sequitur,
- subscript,
- suffix,
- supplement,
- swan song,
- tag,
- tail
- inoculation
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- taking a vaccine as a precaution against contracting a disease related words >
- absorption and regurgitation,
- antitoxin,
- bang,
- booster,
- booster shot,
- brainwashing,
- catechization,
- conditioning,
- dictation,
- embedment,
- entrance,
- fix,
- graft,
- grafting,
- hit,
- hypodermic,
- hypodermic injection,
- imbuement,
- impaction,
- impactment,
- implantation,
- impregnation,
- impression,
- inculcation,
- indoctrination,
- infixation,
- infixion,
- infusion,
- injection,
- insertion,
- insinuation,
- instillation,
- instillment,
- interjection,
- interpolation,
- introduction,
- intromission,
- jet injection,
- mainlining,
- narcotic injection,
- penetration,
- perfusion,
- reindoctrination,
- shooting up,
- shot,
- skin-popping,
- tessellation,
- transplant,
- transplantation,
- vaccination,
- vaccine
- apertured,
- bicolor,
- bicolored,
- colorful,
- colory,
- crawling,
- crazy,
- creeping,
- crible,
- daedal,
- dichromatic,
- divers-colored,
- fenestrated,
- harlequin,
- holey,
- honeycombed,
- kaleidoscopic,
- like Swiss cheese,
- many-colored,
- medley,
- motley,
- multicolor,
- multicolored,
- multicolorous,
- parti-color,
- parti-colored,
- peppered,
- perforate,
- perforated,
- permeated,
- pierced,
- polychromatic,
- polychrome,
- polychromic,
- prismal,
- riddled,
- saturated,
- shot,
- slotted,
- spectral,
- swarming,
- teeming,
- thunder and lightning,
- trichromatic,
- trichromic,
- tricolor,
- tricolored,
- two-tone,
- varicolored,
- variegated,
- versicolor,
- versicolored,
- windowed
- polychromatic
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- (of light or other electromagnetic radiation) composed of more than one wavelength; "polychromatic light"
- having or exhibiting many colors related words >
- bicolor,
- bicolored,
- chromatic,
- cold,
- colorful,
- colorific,
- coloring,
- colory,
- cool,
- crazy,
- daedal,
- dichromatic,
- discolor,
- divers-colored,
- glowing,
- harlequin,
- harmonious,
- kaleidoscopic,
- many-colored,
- matching,
- medley,
- monochromatic,
- monochrome,
- monochromic,
- motley,
- multicolor,
- multicolored,
- multicolorous,
- multihued,
- parti-color,
- parti-colored,
- pigmentary,
- polychrome,
- polychromic,
- prismal,
- prismatic,
- rainbow,
- shot,
- shot through,
- spectral,
- thunder and lightning,
- tinctorial,
- tingent,
- toning,
- trichromatic,
- trichromic,
- tricolor,
- tricolored,
- two-tone,
- varicolored,
- variegated,
- versicolor,
- versicolored,
- warm
- polychrome
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- a piece of work composed of or decorated in many colors
- color with many colors; make polychrome related words >
- bicolor,
- bicolored,
- colorful,
- colory,
- crazy,
- daedal,
- dichroism,
- dichromatic,
- dichromatism,
- discolor,
- divers-colored,
- freehand,
- graphic,
- harlequin,
- kaleidoscopic,
- many-colored,
- medley,
- monochrome,
- motley,
- multicolor,
- multicolored,
- multicolorous,
- multihued,
- painty,
- parti-color,
- parti-colored,
- pastose,
- photographic,
- pictorial,
- picturable,
- pictural,
- picturesque,
- polychromatic,
- polychromatism,
- polychromic,
- prismal,
- riot of colors,
- scenographic,
- scumbled,
- shot,
- shot through,
- spectral,
- thunder and lightning,
- trichroism,
- trichromatic,
- trichromic,
- tricolor,
- tricolored,
- two-tone,
- varicolored,
- variegated,
- variegation,
- versicolor,
- versicolored
- bare possibility,
- dark horse,
- doubtfulness,
- dubiousness,
- equivalent odds,
- even break,
- even chance,
- faint likelihood,
- fighting chance,
- gambling chance,
- good chance,
- hardly a chance,
- hundred-to-one shot,
- implausibility,
- improbability,
- incredibility,
- little chance,
- little expectation,
- little opportunity,
- long odds,
- long shot,
- no chance,
- odds,
- off chance,
- outside chance,
- poor bet,
- poor lookout,
- poor possibility,
- poor prospect,
- price,
- questionableness,
- remote possibility,
- short odds,
- slim chance,
- square odds,
- unlikelihood
- affected,
- agonized,
- broken,
- broken-down,
- brokenhearted,
- crushed,
- cut up,
- dashed,
- deep-troubled,
- demoralized,
- desolate,
- desolated,
- devoured by,
- disconsolate,
- grief-stricken,
- heart-stricken,
- heart-struck,
- heartbroken,
- heartsick,
- imbued with,
- impressed,
- impressed with,
- inundated,
- miserable,
- moved,
- neurasthenic,
- obsessed,
- obsessed by,
- overcome,
- overwhelmed,
- penetrated with,
- prostrate,
- prostrated,
- racked,
- reduced to jelly,
- seized with,
- shaken,
- shot,
- shot to pieces,
- suicidal,
- torn,
- tortured,
- touched,
- undone,
- unglued,
- unmanned,
- unnerved,
- unstrung,
- upset,
- woebegone,
- woeful,
- wracked,
- wretched
- prismatic
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- exhibiting spectral colors formed by refraction of light through a prism; "prismatic light"
- of or relating to or resembling or constituting a prism; "prismatic form" related words >
- bicolor,
- bicolored,
- chromatic,
- cold,
- colorful,
- colorific,
- coloring,
- colory,
- cool,
- crazy,
- daedal,
- dichromatic,
- divers-colored,
- glowing,
- harlequin,
- harmonious,
- kaleidoscopic,
- many-colored,
- matching,
- medley,
- monochromatic,
- monochrome,
- monochromic,
- motley,
- multiangular,
- multicolor,
- multicolored,
- multicolorous,
- multilateral,
- parti-color,
- parti-colored,
- pigmentary,
- polychromatic,
- polychrome,
- polychromic,
- polygonal,
- polyhedral,
- prismal,
- prismoid,
- pyramidal,
- pyramidic,
- rainbow,
- shot,
- shot through,
- spectral,
- thunder and lightning,
- tinctorial,
- tingent,
- toning,
- trichromatic,
- trichromic,
- tricolor,
- tricolored,
- two-tone,
- varicolored,
- variegated,
- versicolor,
- versicolored,
- warm
- crap
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- obscene terms for feces related words >
- BM,
- balls,
- baloney,
- bilge,
- blague,
- blah,
- blah-blah,
- bloody flux,
- bop,
- bosh,
- bowel movement,
- buffalo chips,
- bull,
- bullshit,
- bunk,
- bunkum,
- ca-ca,
- cast,
- catharsis,
- claptrap,
- coprolite,
- coprolith,
- cow chips,
- cow flops,
- cow pats,
- craps,
- defecate,
- defecation,
- dejection,
- diarrhea,
- dingleberry,
- drivel,
- droppings,
- dung,
- dysentery,
- evacuate,
- evacuation,
- eyewash,
- feces,
- feculence,
- flam,
- flapdoodle,
- flimflam,
- flux,
- gammon,
- gas,
- guano,
- guff,
- gup,
- hogwash,
- hoke,
- hokum,
- hooey,
- hot air,
- humbug,
- humbuggery,
- jakes,
- jiggery-pokery,
- lientery,
- loose bowels,
- malarkey,
- manure,
- moonshine,
- movement,
- natural,
- nick,
- night soil,
- number two,
- ordure,
- piffle,
- poppycock,
- purgation,
- purge,
- roll,
- rot,
- runs,
- scat,
- sewage,
- sewerage,
- shit,
- shits,
- shot,
- stool,
- take a shit,
- throw,
- tommyrot,
- tripe,
- trots,
- turd,
- turistas,
- twaddle,
- void,
- voidance,
- wind
- improbability
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- the quality of being improbable; "impossibility should never be confused with improbability"; "the improbability of such rare coincidences" related words >
- abnormality,
- anomaly,
- bare possibility,
- conversation piece,
- curio,
- curiosity,
- dark horse,
- exception,
- fighting chance,
- gambling chance,
- hardly a chance,
- hundred-to-one shot,
- inexpectance,
- inexpectancy,
- inexpectation,
- little chance,
- little opportunity,
- long odds,
- long shot,
- museum piece,
- no expectation,
- nonesuch,
- nonexpectation,
- oddity,
- off chance,
- outside chance,
- poor bet,
- poor lookout,
- poor possibility,
- poor prospect,
- prodigiosity,
- prodigy,
- rarity,
- remote possibility,
- slim chance,
- small chance,
- strange thing,
- the unforeseen,
- the unlooked-for,
- unanticipation,
- unexpectedness,
- unforeseeableness,
- unlikelihood,
- unpredictability,
- unpredictableness,
- unpreparedness,
- unreadiness
- codicil
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- a supplement to a will; a testamentary instrument intended to alter an already executed will related words >
- PS,
- Parthian shot,
- addendum,
- affix,
- afterthought,
- allonge,
- appendix,
- attested copy,
- back matter,
- bequeathal,
- bequest,
- chorus,
- coda,
- colophon,
- commentary,
- conclusion,
- consequence,
- continuance,
- continuation,
- devise,
- double take,
- dying words,
- enclitic,
- envoi,
- epilogue,
- follow-through,
- follow-up,
- infix,
- inheritance,
- interlineation,
- interpolation,
- last words,
- legacy,
- marginalia,
- note,
- parting shot,
- peroration,
- postface,
- postfix,
- postlude,
- postscript,
- prefix,
- probate,
- proclitic,
- refrain,
- rider,
- scholia,
- second thought,
- sequel,
- sequela,
- sequelae,
- sequelant,
- sequent,
- sequitur,
- subscript,
- suffix,
- supplement,
- swan song,
- tag,
- tail,
- testament,
- will
- cordon bleu
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- a chef famous for his great skill related words >
- Admirable Crichton,
- adept,
- artisan,
- artist,
- attache,
- authority,
- blue ribbon,
- connaisseur,
- connoisseur,
- consultant,
- cordon,
- crack shot,
- craftsman,
- dead shot,
- decoration,
- decoration of honor,
- diplomat,
- diplomatist,
- elder statesman,
- experienced hand,
- expert,
- expert consultant,
- garter,
- gold star,
- graduate,
- grand cordon,
- handy man,
- journeyman,
- marksman,
- no slouch,
- order,
- ornament,
- politician,
- pro,
- professional,
- professor,
- proficient,
- red ribbon,
- riband,
- ribbon,
- savant,
- shark,
- sharp,
- star,
- statesman,
- technical adviser,
- technician
- Admirable Crichton,
- adept,
- aeromechanic,
- apprentice,
- artificer,
- artist,
- artiste,
- attache,
- authority,
- connaisseur,
- connoisseur,
- consultant,
- copyist,
- cordon bleu,
- crack shot,
- craftsman,
- craftswoman,
- creator,
- dauber,
- daubster,
- dead shot,
- diplomat,
- diplomatist,
- elder statesman,
- experienced hand,
- expert,
- expert consultant,
- graduate,
- handicraftsman,
- handy man,
- journeyman,
- machinist,
- maker,
- marksman,
- master,
- master carpenter,
- master craftsman,
- mechanic,
- mechanician,
- no slouch,
- old master,
- politician,
- prentice,
- pro,
- professional,
- professor,
- proficient,
- savant,
- shark,
- sharp,
- statesman,
- technical adviser,
- technician,
- wright
- bare possibility,
- chance,
- conceivability,
- conceivableness,
- contingency,
- dark horse,
- even chance,
- eventuality,
- fighting chance,
- gambling chance,
- good chance,
- good possibility,
- hardly a chance,
- hope,
- hundred-to-one shot,
- improbability,
- likelihood,
- little chance,
- little opportunity,
- long odds,
- long shot,
- off chance,
- outside hope,
- poor bet,
- poor lookout,
- poor possibility,
- poor prospect,
- possibility,
- possibleness,
- potential,
- potentiality,
- probability,
- prospect,
- remote possibility,
- slim chance,
- small chance,
- small hope,
- the attainable,
- the feasible,
- the possible,
- thinkability,
- thinkableness,
- unlikelihood,
- virtuality,
- what is possible,
- what may be,
- what might be
- bare possibility,
- chance,
- conceivability,
- conceivableness,
- contingency,
- dark horse,
- even chance,
- eventuality,
- fighting chance,
- gambling chance,
- good chance,
- good possibility,
- hardly a chance,
- hope,
- hundred-to-one shot,
- improbability,
- likelihood,
- little chance,
- little opportunity,
- long odds,
- long shot,
- outside chance,
- outside hope,
- poor bet,
- poor lookout,
- poor possibility,
- poor prospect,
- possibility,
- possibleness,
- potential,
- potentiality,
- probability,
- prospect,
- remote possibility,
- slim chance,
- small chance,
- small hope,
- the attainable,
- the feasible,
- the possible,
- thinkability,
- thinkableness,
- unlikelihood,
- virtuality,
- what is possible,
- what may be,
- what might be
- casualty
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- a decrease of military personnel or equipment
- someone injured or killed in an accident
- someone injured or killed or captured or missing in a military engagement related words >
- accident,
- adventure,
- blow,
- body count,
- calamity,
- casualties,
- cataclysm,
- catastrophe,
- chance hit,
- collision,
- contingency,
- contingent,
- contretemps,
- crack-up,
- crash,
- dead,
- death,
- disaster,
- fatal,
- fatal accident,
- fatalities,
- fatality,
- fluke,
- fortuity,
- freak accident,
- grief,
- hap,
- happening,
- happenstance,
- hazard,
- ill hap,
- injured,
- long odds,
- long shot,
- lucky shot,
- misadventure,
- mischance,
- misfortune,
- mishap,
- missing,
- nasty blow,
- pileup,
- prey,
- shipwreck,
- shock,
- smash,
- smashup,
- staggering blow,
- statistic,
- tragedy,
- underdog,
- victim,
- violent death,
- wounded,
- wreck
- Admirable Crichton,
- Dutch uncle,
- Polonius,
- adept,
- admonisher,
- adviser,
- advisor,
- artisan,
- artist,
- attache,
- authority,
- backseat driver,
- buttinsky,
- confidant,
- connaisseur,
- connoisseur,
- cordon bleu,
- counsel,
- counselor,
- crack shot,
- craftsman,
- dead shot,
- diplomat,
- diplomatist,
- doctor,
- elder statesman,
- experienced hand,
- expert,
- expert consultant,
- graduate,
- guide,
- handy man,
- instructor,
- journeyman,
- kibitzer,
- marksman,
- meddler,
- mentor,
- monitor,
- nestor,
- no slouch,
- orienter,
- physician,
- politician,
- preceptist,
- pro,
- professional,
- professor,
- proficient,
- savant,
- shark,
- sharp,
- specialist,
- statesman,
- teacher,
- technical adviser,
- technician
- jab
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- a quick short straight punch
- a sharp hand gesture (resembling a blow); "he warned me with a jab with his finger"; "he made a thrusting motion with his fist"
- poke or thrust abruptly; "he jabbed his finger into her ribs"
- strike or punch with quick and short blows related words >
- Parthian shot,
- assault,
- back answer,
- bang,
- barrack,
- bash,
- bat,
- bear,
- bear upon,
- bearing,
- beating,
- belt,
- biff,
- blow,
- bonk,
- boost,
- buck,
- bull,
- bulldoze,
- bump,
- bump against,
- bunt,
- butt,
- butt against,
- caustic remark,
- chaff,
- chop,
- clap,
- clip,
- clobber,
- clout,
- clump,
- coldcock,
- comeback,
- crack,
- cram,
- crowd,
- cut,
- cut at,
- cutting remark,
- dash,
- deal,
- deal a blow,
- deck,
- dig,
- dig at,
- dint,
- drive,
- drub,
- drubbing,
- drumming,
- dump,
- dump on,
- elbow,
- feint,
- fetch,
- fetch a blow,
- fleer,
- flout,
- foolery,
- force,
- fusillade,
- gibe,
- gibing retort,
- goad,
- head,
- hit,
- hit a clip,
- home thrust,
- hurtle,
- hustle,
- jab at,
- jam,
- jape,
- jeer,
- jest,
- jog,
- joggle,
- jolt,
- jostle,
- knock,
- knock cold,
- knock down,
- knock out,
- leg-pull,
- let have it,
- lick,
- lunge,
- mock,
- nudge,
- parting shot,
- pass,
- paste,
- pelt,
- pile drive,
- plunk,
- poke,
- pooh,
- pooh-pooh,
- pound,
- press,
- pressure,
- prod,
- punch,
- push,
- put down,
- put-down,
- put-on,
- quip,
- rail at,
- rally,
- ram,
- ram down,
- rank out,
- rap,
- rattle,
- revile,
- rude reproach,
- run,
- run against,
- scoff,
- scout,
- scurrility,
- shake,
- short answer,
- shoulder,
- shove,
- slam,
- slap,
- slap at,
- slog,
- slug,
- smack,
- smash,
- smite,
- snap,
- sneer,
- sneer at,
- soak,
- sock,
- stab,
- stress,
- strike,
- strike at,
- stroke,
- swat,
- swing,
- swipe,
- tamp,
- tattoo,
- taunt,
- thrust,
- thump,
- thwack,
- twit,
- verbal thrust,
- wallop,
- whack,
- wham,
- whop,
- yerk
- technician
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- someone whose occupation involves training in a specific technical process
- someone known for high skill in some intellectual or artistic technique related words >
- Admirable Crichton,
- adept,
- aficionado,
- amateur,
- apprentice,
- artificer,
- artisan,
- artist,
- attache,
- authority,
- buff,
- connaisseur,
- connoisseur,
- consultant,
- cordon bleu,
- crack shot,
- craftsman,
- craftswoman,
- critic,
- dead shot,
- dilettante,
- diplomat,
- diplomatist,
- elder statesman,
- experienced hand,
- expert,
- expert consultant,
- fan,
- freak,
- graduate,
- handicraftsman,
- handy man,
- journeyman,
- marksman,
- master,
- master carpenter,
- master craftsman,
- mechanic,
- no slouch,
- nut,
- politician,
- prentice,
- pro,
- professional,
- professor,
- proficient,
- pundit,
- savant,
- scholar,
- shark,
- sharp,
- specialist,
- statesman,
- technical adviser,
- technical expert,
- wright
- peeler
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- a device for peeling vegetables or fruits; "she invented a potato peeler"
- a worker who peels the skins from fruits and vegetables related words >
- malapropism
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- the unintentional misuse of a word by confusion with one that sounds similar related words >
- Irish bull,
- abuse of terms,
- acrostic,
- alliteration,
- allusion,
- amphibologism,
- amphiboly,
- anacoluthon,
- anadiplosis,
- anagram,
- analogy,
- anaphora,
- anastrophe,
- antiphrasis,
- antithesis,
- antonomasia,
- apophasis,
- aporia,
- aposiopesis,
- apostrophe,
- barbarism,
- bull,
- calembour,
- catachresis,
- chiasmus,
- circumlocution,
- climax,
- conversion,
- corruption,
- ecphonesis,
- emphasis,
- equivocality,
- equivoque,
- exclamation,
- fluff,
- folk etymology,
- gemination,
- grammatical error,
- hypallage,
- hyperbaton,
- hyperbole,
- hypercorrection,
- hyperform,
- infelicity,
- inversion,
- irony,
- jeu de mots,
- litotes,
- logogram,
- logogriph,
- malaprop,
- marrowsky,
- meiosis,
- metagram,
- metaphor,
- metonymy,
- misconstruction,
- mispronunciation,
- missaying,
- misusage,
- onomatopoeia,
- oxymoron,
- palindrome,
- paregmenon,
- parenthesis,
- paronomasia,
- periphrasis,
- personification,
- play on words,
- pleonasm,
- preterition,
- prolepsis,
- pun,
- punning,
- regression,
- repetition,
- sarcasm,
- simile,
- similitude,
- solecism,
- spoonerism,
- syllepsis,
- symploce,
- synecdoche,
- ungrammaticism,
- wordplay,
- zeugma
- potshot
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- a shot taken at an easy or casual target (as by a pothunter)
- criticism aimed at an easy target and made without careful consideration; "reporters took potshots at the mayor" related words >
- aspersion,
- blind bargain,
- bowshot,
- bullet,
- cannon,
- chance at odds,
- charge,
- cock,
- crack,
- criticism,
- cut,
- detonate,
- detonation,
- dig,
- discharge,
- drop,
- eject,
- ejection,
- fell,
- fire,
- fire off,
- fusillade,
- gambling chance,
- gibe,
- gun,
- gun for,
- gunfire,
- gunshot,
- hit,
- insult,
- jeer,
- let fly,
- let off,
- load,
- matter of chance,
- pelt,
- pepper,
- pick off,
- pistol,
- plug,
- pot,
- potluck,
- potshoot,
- prime,
- random shot,
- riddle,
- salvo,
- shoot,
- shoot at,
- shoot down,
- shot,
- shy,
- sideswipe,
- snipe,
- sporting chance,
- spray,
- stoneshot,
- strike,
- take a potshot,
- tattoo,
- torpedo,
- toss,
- toss-up,
- touch and go,
- volley
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