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- tolerate
collapse - have a tolerance for a poison or strong drug or pathogen; "The patient does not tolerate the anti-inflammatory drugs we gave him"
- recognize and respect (rights and beliefs of others); "We must tolerate the religions of others" related words >
- abide,
- abide with,
- accept,
- admit,
- allow,
- be big,
- be content with,
- be easy with,
- bear,
- bear with,
- bide,
- blink at,
- brave,
- brook,
- concede,
- condone,
- connive at,
- consent to,
- countenance,
- disregard,
- endure,
- go,
- hang in,
- hang in there,
- hang tough,
- have,
- hear of,
- ignore,
- indulge,
- judge not,
- lean over backwards,
- listen to reason,
- live with,
- lump,
- lump it,
- not write off,
- overlook,
- permit,
- persevere,
- pocket,
- put up with,
- sanction,
- see both sides,
- spare the rod,
- stand,
- stand for,
- stick,
- stomach,
- submit to,
- suffer,
- support,
- suspend judgment,
- sustain,
- swallow,
- take,
- take up with,
- undergo,
- view with indulgence,
- weather,
- wink at
- a corps perdu,
- ado,
- agitation,
- amain,
- apace,
- at once,
- brouhaha,
- bundle,
- bustle,
- by forced marches,
- carelessly,
- chase,
- commotion,
- crowd,
- cursorily,
- dash,
- dash off,
- dash on,
- desperately,
- disturbance,
- double-time,
- drive,
- ebullience,
- ebullition,
- eddy,
- effervescence,
- embroilment,
- expeditiously,
- feery-fary,
- ferment,
- fermentation,
- festinate,
- feverishly,
- flurry,
- flutter,
- fume,
- furiously,
- get going,
- get moving,
- hand over fist,
- happen what may,
- haste,
- hasten,
- hastily,
- head over heels,
- headfirst,
- headforemost,
- headlong,
- heedlessly,
- heels over head,
- helter-skelter,
- holus-bolus,
- hotfoot,
- hotheadedly,
- hurly-burly,
- hurriedly,
- hurry,
- hurry on,
- hurry through,
- hurry up,
- hustle,
- immediately,
- impetuously,
- in passing,
- instantly,
- leap,
- like crazy,
- like mad,
- lose no time,
- madly,
- make haste,
- move quickly,
- on the run,
- overeagerly,
- overenthusiastically,
- overzealously,
- pell-mell,
- perturbation,
- plunge,
- post,
- precipitantly,
- precipitately,
- precipitously,
- press on,
- promptly,
- push on,
- quickly,
- race,
- ramble-scramble,
- recklessly,
- ruffle,
- run,
- rush,
- rush through,
- scamper,
- scramble,
- scurry,
- scuttle,
- slam-bang,
- slap-bang,
- slapdash,
- speedily,
- spurt,
- stir,
- superficially,
- swiftly,
- swirl,
- swirling,
- tear,
- to-do,
- tumult,
- turbulence,
- turmoil,
- uproar,
- vortex,
- wantonly,
- whirl,
- wildly,
- with a rush,
- with all haste,
- with dispatch,
- with haste,
- yeastiness
- accomplish,
- achieve,
- approach,
- arrive,
- arrive at,
- arrive in,
- attain,
- attain to,
- be received,
- bob up,
- check in,
- clock in,
- come,
- come in,
- come to,
- come to hand,
- fetch,
- fetch up at,
- find,
- gain,
- get,
- get in,
- get there,
- get to,
- hit,
- hit town,
- make,
- make it,
- pop up,
- pull in,
- punch in,
- reach,
- ring in,
- roll in,
- show,
- show up,
- sign in,
- time in,
- turn up
- adipose,
- beefy,
- big-bellied,
- bloated,
- blowzy,
- bosomy,
- brawny,
- burly,
- buxom,
- canted,
- chubby,
- chunky,
- corpulent,
- distended,
- dumpy,
- fat,
- fattish,
- fleshy,
- full,
- gross,
- heavyset,
- heeling,
- hefty,
- hippy,
- ill-balanced,
- imposing,
- leaning,
- listing,
- lopsided,
- lusty,
- meaty,
- obese,
- off-balance,
- overbalanced,
- overweight,
- paunchy,
- plump,
- podgy,
- portly,
- potbellied,
- pudgy,
- puffy,
- pursy,
- roly-poly,
- rotund,
- square,
- squat,
- squatty,
- stalwart,
- stocky,
- stout,
- strapping,
- swollen,
- thick-bodied,
- thickset,
- tubby,
- unbalanced,
- unstable,
- unsteady,
- well-fed
- chunky
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- like or containing small sticky lumps; "the dumplings were chunky pieces of uncooked dough"
- short and thick; as e.g. having short legs and heavy musculature; "some people seem born to be square and chunky"; "a dumpy little dumpling of a woman"; "dachshunds are long lowset dogs with drooping ears"; "a little church with a squat tower"; "a squatty red smokestack"; "a stumpy ungainly figure" related words >
- adipose,
- beefy,
- big-bellied,
- bloated,
- blocky,
- blowzy,
- bosomy,
- brawny,
- burly,
- buxom,
- chubby,
- corpulent,
- distended,
- dumpy,
- fat,
- fattish,
- fleshy,
- full,
- gross,
- heavyset,
- hefty,
- hippy,
- imposing,
- lusty,
- meaty,
- obese,
- overweight,
- paunchy,
- plump,
- podgy,
- portly,
- potbellied,
- pudgy,
- puffy,
- pug,
- pugged,
- pursy,
- retrousse,
- roly-poly,
- rotund,
- snub-nosed,
- squab,
- square,
- squat,
- squattish,
- squatty,
- stalwart,
- stocky,
- stout,
- strapping,
- stubbed,
- stubby,
- stumpy,
- swollen,
- thick-bodied,
- thickset,
- top-heavy,
- tubby,
- turned-up,
- well-fed
- Gongoresque,
- Johnsonian,
- affected,
- alto,
- bedizened,
- big-sounding,
- convoluted,
- declamatory,
- elevated,
- euphuistic,
- falsetto,
- flamboyant,
- flaming,
- flashy,
- flaunting,
- fulsome,
- garish,
- gaudy,
- grandiloquent,
- grandiose,
- grandisonant,
- high,
- high-flowing,
- high-flown,
- high-flying,
- high-pitched,
- high-toned,
- highfalutin,
- inkhorn,
- labyrinthine,
- lexiphanic,
- lofty,
- lurid,
- magniloquent,
- meretricious,
- mezzo-soprano,
- orotund,
- ostentatious,
- overdone,
- overelaborate,
- overinvolved,
- overwrought,
- pedantic,
- pompous,
- pretentious,
- rhetorical,
- sensational,
- sensationalistic,
- sententious,
- showy,
- sonorous,
- soprano,
- stilted,
- tall,
- tenor,
- tortuous,
- treble
- speculator
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- someone who risks losses for the possibility of considerable gains
- someone who makes conjectures without knowing the facts related words >
- adventurer,
- armchair authority,
- betting ring,
- bettor,
- big operator,
- boneshaker,
- cardshark,
- cardsharp,
- cardsharper,
- casuist,
- compulsive gambler,
- cosmologist,
- crap shooter,
- doctrinaire,
- doctrinarian,
- gambler,
- gamester,
- gunslinger,
- hazarder,
- hypothesist,
- hypothesizer,
- lame duck,
- margin purchaser,
- metaphysician,
- operator,
- petty gambler,
- philosophaster,
- philosophe,
- philosopher,
- philosophizer,
- piker,
- player,
- plunger,
- punter,
- scalper,
- sharp,
- sharper,
- sharpie,
- smart operator,
- sophist,
- sport,
- sporting man,
- sportsman,
- stag,
- theoretic,
- theoretician,
- theorist,
- theorizer,
- thinker,
- tinhorn,
- tipster,
- tout,
- venturer,
- wagerer
- epoch
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- a unit of geological time
- (astronomy) the precise date that is the point of reference for which information (as coordinates of a celestial body) is referred related words >
- era
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- a major division of geological time; an era is usually divided into two or more periods
- a period marked by distinctive character or reckoned from a fixed point or event related words >
- inflationary spiral
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- an episode of inflation in which prices increase at an increasing rate and currency rapidly loses value related words >
- big price tag,
- bottom price,
- business index,
- ceiling,
- ceiling price,
- consumer price index,
- cost-of-living index,
- demand curve,
- extortionate price,
- famine price,
- fancy price,
- floor,
- floor price,
- good price,
- high price,
- hot economy,
- inflation,
- inflationary gap,
- inflationary pressure,
- inflationary prices,
- luxury price,
- pretty penny,
- price ceiling,
- price index,
- price level,
- rack rent,
- rising prices,
- scarcity price,
- soaring costs,
- spiraling prices,
- stiff price,
- top price
- ahead,
- ahead of time,
- ante,
- before,
- beforehand,
- beforetime,
- betimes,
- early,
- first,
- fore,
- foremost,
- foresightedly,
- forward,
- headmost,
- in advance of,
- in anticipation,
- in anticipation of,
- in front,
- in preparation for,
- in the forefront,
- in the foreground,
- in the front,
- in the lead,
- on loan,
- on security,
- precociously,
- previous,
- previous to,
- prior to,
- to the fore,
- to the front,
- up ahead
- abide,
- bathe,
- be still,
- coast,
- dive,
- float,
- freeze,
- go in swimming,
- go in wading,
- keep quiet,
- lie still,
- mark time,
- not breathe,
- not stir,
- remain,
- remain motionless,
- repose,
- rest,
- skinny-dip,
- stand,
- stand fast,
- stand firm,
- stand still,
- stay,
- stay put,
- stick,
- stick fast,
- swim,
- tarry,
- wade
- plunger
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- hand tool consisting of a stick with a rubber suction cup at one end; used to clean clogged drains related words >
- adventurer,
- betting ring,
- bettor,
- big operator,
- boneshaker,
- cardshark,
- cardsharp,
- cardsharper,
- compulsive gambler,
- crap shooter,
- deep-sea diver,
- diver,
- free diver,
- frogman,
- gambler,
- gamester,
- gunslinger,
- hazarder,
- jumper,
- lame duck,
- margin purchaser,
- operator,
- parachute jumper,
- pearl diver,
- petty gambler,
- piker,
- player,
- punter,
- scalper,
- scuba diver,
- sharp,
- sharper,
- sharpie,
- skin diver,
- sky diver,
- smart operator,
- snorkel diver,
- speculator,
- sport,
- sporting man,
- sportsman,
- stag,
- tinhorn,
- tipster,
- tout,
- venturer,
- wagerer
- voluminous
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- large in volume or bulk; "a voluminous skirt" related words >
- Gargantuan,
- ample,
- amplitudinous,
- astronomical,
- awesome,
- big,
- billowing,
- boundless,
- broad,
- bulky,
- capacious,
- cavernous,
- colossal,
- commodious,
- comprehensive,
- copious,
- cosmic,
- deep,
- enormous,
- expansive,
- extended,
- extending,
- extensive,
- far-reaching,
- galactic,
- generous,
- gigantic,
- great,
- huge,
- immeasurable,
- immense,
- infinite,
- king-size,
- large,
- legion,
- loose,
- mammoth,
- massive,
- massy,
- monster,
- monstrous,
- monumental,
- mountainous,
- multifarious,
- multitudinal,
- multitudinous,
- numerous,
- outsize,
- overgrown,
- oversized,
- populous,
- prodigious,
- roomy,
- several,
- sizable,
- spacious,
- spreading,
- stupendous,
- substantial,
- sundry,
- titanic,
- tremendous,
- various,
- vast,
- weighty,
- wide,
- widespread
- adipose,
- beefy,
- big-bellied,
- bloated,
- blocky,
- blowzy,
- bosomy,
- brawny,
- burly,
- buxom,
- chubby,
- chunky,
- corpulent,
- distended,
- dumpy,
- fat,
- fattish,
- fleshy,
- full,
- gross,
- heavyset,
- hefty,
- hippy,
- imposing,
- lusty,
- meaty,
- obese,
- overweight,
- paunchy,
- plump,
- portly,
- potbellied,
- pudgy,
- puffy,
- pug,
- pugged,
- pursy,
- retrousse,
- roly-poly,
- rotund,
- round,
- roundabout,
- snub-nosed,
- square,
- squat,
- squattish,
- squatty,
- stalwart,
- stocky,
- stout,
- strapping,
- stubbed,
- stubby,
- stumpy,
- swollen,
- thick-bodied,
- thickset,
- top-heavy,
- tubby,
- turned-up,
- well-fed
- brevity
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- the attribute of being brief or fleeting
- the use of brief expressions related words >
- brachylogy,
- briefness,
- brusqueness,
- compactness,
- compendiousness,
- conciseness,
- concision,
- crispness,
- curtness,
- dumbness,
- economy,
- economy of words,
- instantaneousness,
- laconicalness,
- laconicism,
- laconism,
- littleness,
- lowness,
- muteness,
- obmutescence,
- pauciloquy,
- pithiness,
- pointedness,
- quietness,
- quietude,
- reserve,
- sententiousness,
- short time,
- shortness,
- silence,
- sparingness of words,
- speechlessness,
- succinctness,
- summariness,
- swiftness,
- taciturnity,
- terseness,
- transience,
- unloquaciousness,
- untalkativeness,
- wordlessness
- adipose,
- beefy,
- big-bellied,
- blimp,
- bloated,
- blowzy,
- bosomy,
- brawny,
- burly,
- buxom,
- chubby,
- chunky,
- corpulent,
- distended,
- dumpy,
- fat,
- fattish,
- fatty,
- fleshy,
- full,
- gross,
- heavy,
- heavyset,
- heavyweight,
- hefty,
- hippo,
- hippy,
- imposing,
- lump,
- lusty,
- meaty,
- obese,
- overweight,
- paunchy,
- plump,
- podgy,
- portly,
- potbellied,
- potbelly,
- pudgy,
- puffy,
- pursy,
- rotund,
- square,
- squat,
- squatty,
- stalwart,
- stocky,
- stout,
- strapping,
- swagbelly,
- swollen,
- thick-bodied,
- thickset,
- top-heavy,
- tub,
- tub of lard,
- tubby,
- tun,
- well-fed
- antiaircraft fire,
- cross fire,
- curtain fire,
- direct fire,
- dry fire,
- file fire,
- fire,
- fire of demolition,
- firepower,
- fireworks,
- firing,
- flack,
- flak,
- ground fire,
- gunfight,
- gunfire,
- gunplay,
- high-angle fire,
- horizontal fire,
- interdiction fire,
- machine-gun fire,
- mortar fire,
- musketry,
- percussion fire,
- pistol fire,
- raking fire,
- rapid fire,
- ricochet fire,
- rifle fire,
- shellfire,
- shooting,
- time fire,
- vertical fire,
- zone fire
- shellfire
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- shooting artillery shells related words >
- antiaircraft fire,
- cross fire,
- curtain fire,
- direct fire,
- dry fire,
- file fire,
- fire,
- fire of demolition,
- firepower,
- fireworks,
- firing,
- flack,
- flak,
- ground fire,
- gunfight,
- gunfire,
- gunplay,
- high-angle fire,
- horizontal fire,
- interdiction fire,
- machine-gun fire,
- mortar fire,
- musketry,
- percussion fire,
- pistol fire,
- raking fire,
- rapid fire,
- ricochet fire,
- rifle fire,
- shoot-out,
- shooting,
- time fire,
- vertical fire,
- zone fire
- gunfight
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- a fight involving shooting small arms with the intent to kill or frighten related words >
- antiaircraft fire,
- cross fire,
- curtain fire,
- direct fire,
- dry fire,
- file fire,
- fire,
- fire of demolition,
- firepower,
- fireworks,
- firing,
- flack,
- flak,
- ground fire,
- gunfire,
- gunplay,
- high-angle fire,
- horizontal fire,
- interdiction fire,
- machine-gun fire,
- mortar fire,
- musketry,
- percussion fire,
- pistol fire,
- raking fire,
- rapid fire,
- ricochet fire,
- rifle fire,
- shellfire,
- shoot-out,
- shooting,
- time fire,
- vertical fire,
- zone fire
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