Related Words:
- intoxicated
collapse - stupefied or excited by a chemical substance (especially alcohol); "a noisy crowd of intoxicated sailors"; "helplessly inebriated"
- as if under the influence of alcohol; "felt intoxicated by her success"; "drunk with excitement" related words >
- abandoned,
- ablaze,
- addled,
- affected,
- afire,
- amok,
- ardent,
- beery,
- befuddled,
- bellowing,
- bemused,
- berserk,
- besotted,
- blind,
- blind drunk,
- blotto,
- boiled,
- boiling over,
- bombed,
- boozy,
- breathless,
- burning,
- canned,
- carried away,
- cockeyed,
- concerned,
- cordial,
- crapulent,
- crapulous,
- crocked,
- cut,
- dazed,
- delirious,
- demoniac,
- disguised,
- distracted,
- dizzy,
- dopey,
- drenched,
- drunk,
- drunken,
- ecstatic,
- elated,
- enraptured,
- enthusiastic,
- excited,
- exhilarated,
- exuberant,
- far-gone,
- febrile,
- feral,
- ferocious,
- fervent,
- fervid,
- fevered,
- feverish,
- fierce,
- fiery,
- flaming,
- flushed,
- flustered,
- fou,
- frantic,
- frenzied,
- fried,
- fuddled,
- full,
- fulminating,
- furious,
- galvanized,
- gay,
- giddy,
- glorious,
- glowing,
- haggard,
- half-seas over,
- happy,
- hearty,
- heated,
- hog-wild,
- hot,
- howling,
- hysterical,
- impassioned,
- in a transport,
- in hysterics,
- in liquor,
- in the bag,
- inebriate,
- inebriated,
- inebrious,
- intense,
- interested,
- jagged,
- jolly,
- juiced,
- keen,
- lit,
- lit up,
- lively,
- loaded,
- looped,
- loopy,
- mad,
- madding,
- maniac,
- maudlin,
- mellow,
- merry,
- moved,
- muddled,
- nappy,
- oiled,
- on fire,
- organized,
- orgasmic,
- orgiastic,
- passionate,
- pickled,
- pie-eyed,
- piqued,
- pissed,
- pixilated,
- plastered,
- polluted,
- possessed,
- potted,
- rabid,
- raging,
- ramping,
- ranting,
- raving,
- ravished,
- red-hot,
- reeling,
- roaring,
- running mad,
- screwy,
- shikker,
- shot,
- sloppy,
- smashed,
- sodden,
- soppy,
- sotted,
- sozzled,
- steaming,
- steamy,
- stewed,
- stiff,
- stimulated,
- stinking,
- stinko,
- stoned,
- storming,
- swacked,
- tanked,
- tiddly,
- tight,
- tipsy,
- transported,
- turned-on,
- uncontrollable,
- under the influence,
- under the weather,
- unrestrained,
- vigorous,
- violent,
- warm,
- wet,
- wild,
- wild-eyed,
- wild-looking,
- zealous,
- zonked
- albumen,
- bathos,
- batter,
- bleeding heart,
- bonnyclabber,
- butter,
- cab,
- clabber,
- cloyingness,
- cornstarch,
- cream,
- curd,
- dope,
- dough,
- egg white,
- gaum,
- gel,
- gelatin,
- glair,
- glop,
- glue,
- gluten,
- gook,
- goop,
- gruel,
- gumbo,
- gunk,
- hearts-and-flowers,
- jam,
- jell,
- jelly,
- loblolly,
- maudlinness,
- mawkishness,
- molasses,
- mucilage,
- muck,
- mucus,
- mush,
- mushiness,
- namby-pamby,
- namby-pambyism,
- namby-pambyness,
- nostalgia,
- nostomania,
- oversentimentalism,
- oversentimentality,
- pap,
- paste,
- porridge,
- pudding,
- pulp,
- puree,
- putty,
- rob,
- romanticism,
- semifluid,
- semiliquid,
- sentiment,
- sentimentalism,
- sentimentality,
- size,
- slop,
- sloppiness,
- slush,
- soap opera,
- sob story,
- soup,
- starch,
- sticky mess,
- sweetness and light,
- syrup,
- tearjerker,
- treacle
- allegorize
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- make into an allegory; "The story was allegorized over time"
- interpret as an allegory related words >
- account for,
- allude to,
- assume,
- bring to mind,
- clarify,
- clear up,
- connote,
- crack,
- decipher,
- demonstrate,
- demythologize,
- elucidate,
- enlighten,
- entail,
- euhemerize,
- exemplify,
- explain,
- explain away,
- explicate,
- exposit,
- expound,
- fable,
- fabulize,
- fictionalize,
- give reason for,
- give the meaning,
- hint,
- illuminate,
- illustrate,
- implicate,
- imply,
- import,
- infer,
- insinuate,
- intimate,
- involve,
- make clear,
- make plain,
- mean,
- mean to say,
- mythicize,
- mythify,
- mythologize,
- narrate,
- novelize,
- point indirectly to,
- popularize,
- presume,
- presuppose,
- rationalize,
- recite,
- recount,
- rehearse,
- relate,
- report,
- retell,
- romance,
- shed light upon,
- show,
- show how,
- show the way,
- simplify,
- solve,
- spell out,
- storify,
- suggest,
- suppose,
- take for granted,
- tell,
- tell a story,
- throw light upon,
- unfold,
- unfold a tale,
- unlock,
- unravel
- achromatic,
- achromic,
- anemic,
- ashen,
- ashy,
- bled white,
- blind,
- bloodless,
- cadaverous,
- chloranemic,
- colorless,
- dead,
- deadened,
- deadly pale,
- deathly pale,
- dim,
- dimmed,
- dingy,
- discolored,
- drab,
- dull,
- etiolated,
- exsanguinated,
- exsanguine,
- exsanguineous,
- faded,
- faint,
- fallow,
- flat,
- ghastly,
- gray,
- haggard,
- hueless,
- hypochromic,
- lackluster,
- leaden,
- lifeless,
- livid,
- lurid,
- mat,
- mealy,
- muddy,
- muted,
- neutral,
- pale,
- pale as death,
- pale-faced,
- pallid,
- pasty,
- prosaic,
- prosy,
- sallow,
- sickly,
- somber,
- tallow-faced,
- toneless,
- uncolored,
- wan,
- washed-out,
- waxen,
- weak,
- whey-faced,
- white
- id
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- (psychoanalysis) primitive instincts and energies underlying all psychic activity
- a card or badge used to identify the bearer; "you had to show your ID in order to get in" related words >
- anima,
- archetypal pattern,
- archetype,
- blind impulse,
- coconscious,
- collective unconscious,
- conscience,
- conscious self,
- death instinct,
- ego,
- ego ideal,
- ego-id conflict,
- ethical self,
- foreconscious,
- impulse,
- inborn proclivity,
- instinct,
- libidinal energy,
- libido,
- mind,
- motive force,
- natural instinct,
- natural tendency,
- persona,
- personality,
- pleasure principle,
- preconscious,
- primitive self,
- psyche,
- psychic apparatus,
- racial unconscious,
- self,
- subconscious,
- subconscious mind,
- subconscious urge,
- subliminal,
- subliminal self,
- submerged mind,
- superego,
- unconscious,
- unconscious mind,
- unlearned capacity,
- unreasoning impulse,
- vital impulse
- invention
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- the act of inventing
- a creation (a new device or process) resulting from study and experimentation
- the creation of something in the mind related words >
- Nachtmusik,
- absolute music,
- adaptation,
- air varie,
- aleatory,
- aleatory music,
- apparition,
- arrangement,
- artifact,
- authorship,
- beginning,
- brainchild,
- breakthrough,
- bringing to light,
- bubble,
- canard,
- casual discovery,
- catching,
- chamber music,
- chamber orchestra,
- chance discovery,
- child,
- chimera,
- coinage,
- composition,
- conception,
- concoction,
- contraption,
- contrivance,
- contriving,
- creation,
- creative effort,
- creativeness,
- creativity,
- creature,
- crowning achievement,
- delirium,
- descant,
- detection,
- determination,
- determining,
- development,
- device,
- devising,
- disclosure,
- discovery,
- distillation,
- distinguishment,
- effect,
- eidolon,
- electronic music,
- end product,
- espial,
- essence,
- etude,
- excavation,
- exercise,
- exhumation,
- exposure,
- extract,
- extravaganza,
- fable,
- fabrication,
- fake,
- falsehood,
- falsification,
- fancy,
- fantasque,
- fantasy,
- fecundity,
- fertile mind,
- fertility,
- fib,
- fiction,
- figment,
- find,
- finding,
- finding out,
- forgery,
- fruit,
- gadget,
- generation,
- gizmo,
- hallucination,
- handiwork,
- harmonization,
- hatching,
- idle fancy,
- illusion,
- imagery,
- imagination,
- imagining,
- improvisation,
- incidental music,
- ingenuity,
- innovation,
- instrumental music,
- insubstantial image,
- introduction,
- inventiveness,
- issue,
- leap,
- lie,
- locating,
- location,
- lucky strike,
- maggot,
- make-believe,
- making do,
- manufacture,
- masterpiece,
- masterwork,
- mintage,
- myth,
- neologism,
- new mintage,
- new phase,
- nocturne,
- novelty,
- offspring,
- opera,
- opus,
- opuscule,
- orchestration,
- original,
- originality,
- origination,
- outcome,
- outgrowth,
- phantasm,
- phantom,
- piece,
- pregnant imagination,
- prevarication,
- product,
- production,
- productivity,
- program music,
- prolificacy,
- recognition,
- rediscovery,
- result,
- revelation,
- ricercar,
- romance,
- score,
- serendipity,
- sham,
- sick fancy,
- sonata,
- sonatina,
- spotting,
- story,
- strike,
- string orchestra,
- string quartet,
- study,
- tale,
- tall story,
- tall tale,
- teeming imagination,
- theme and variations,
- thick-coming fancies,
- treasure trove,
- trio,
- trip,
- trouvaille,
- trove,
- uncovering,
- unearthing,
- vapor,
- variation,
- vision,
- whim,
- whimsy,
- wildest dreams,
- work,
- yarn
- abstruse,
- arcane,
- beclouded,
- blind,
- buried,
- cabalistic,
- censored,
- classified,
- close,
- closed,
- clouded,
- concealed,
- covered,
- covert,
- cryptic,
- dark,
- eclipsed,
- enigmatic,
- esoteric,
- hermetic,
- hid,
- hidden,
- hush-hush,
- in a cloud,
- in a fog,
- in eclipse,
- in purdah,
- in the wings,
- incommunicado,
- latent,
- mysterious,
- obfuscated,
- obscure,
- obscured,
- occult,
- recondite,
- restricted,
- secluded,
- secluse,
- secret,
- sequestered,
- smothered,
- stifled,
- suppressed,
- top secret,
- ulterior,
- unbreatheable,
- under an eclipse,
- under cover,
- under house arrest,
- under security,
- underground,
- undisclosable,
- undisclosed,
- undivulgable,
- undivulged,
- unknown,
- unrevealable,
- unrevealed,
- unspoken,
- untellable,
- untold,
- unutterable,
- unuttered,
- unwhisperable,
- wrapped in clouds
- incandesce
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- become incandescent or glow with heat; "an incandescing body"
- cause to become incandescent or glow; "the lamp was incandesced" related words >
- bake,
- be bright,
- be in heat,
- beacon,
- beam,
- bedazzle,
- blaze,
- blind,
- bloom,
- boil,
- broil,
- burn,
- choke,
- combust,
- cook,
- daze,
- dazzle,
- diffuse light,
- flame,
- flame up,
- flare,
- flare up,
- flash,
- flicker,
- flush,
- fry,
- fulgurate,
- gasp,
- give light,
- glance,
- glare,
- gleam,
- glint,
- glow,
- luster,
- pant,
- parch,
- radiate,
- radiate heat,
- roast,
- scald,
- scorch,
- seethe,
- send out rays,
- shimmer with heat,
- shine,
- shine brightly,
- shoot,
- shoot out rays,
- simmer,
- smolder,
- smother,
- spark,
- steam,
- stew,
- stifle,
- suffocate,
- sweat,
- swelter,
- toast
- mange
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- a persistent and contagious disease of the skin causing inflammation and itching and loss of hair; affects domestic animals (and sometimes people) related words >
- Texas fever,
- anthrax,
- aphthous fever,
- bighead,
- black quarter,
- blackleg,
- blackwater,
- blind staggers,
- bloody flux,
- broken wind,
- cattle plague,
- charbon,
- distemper,
- foot-and-mouth disease,
- gapes,
- glanders,
- heaves,
- hog cholera,
- hoof-and-mouth disease,
- hydrophobia,
- liver rot,
- loco,
- loco disease,
- locoism,
- mad staggers,
- malignant catarrh,
- malignant catarrhal fever,
- malignant pustule,
- megrims,
- milzbrand,
- paratuberculosis,
- pip,
- pseudotuberculosis,
- quarter evil,
- rabies,
- rinderpest,
- rot,
- scabies,
- sheep rot,
- splenic fever,
- staggers,
- stringhalt,
- swine dysentery
- Texas fever,
- anthrax,
- aphthous fever,
- bighead,
- black quarter,
- blackleg,
- blackwater,
- blind staggers,
- bloody flux,
- broken wind,
- cattle plague,
- charbon,
- distemper,
- foot-and-mouth disease,
- gapes,
- glanders,
- heaves,
- hog cholera,
- hydrophobia,
- liver rot,
- loco,
- loco disease,
- locoism,
- mad staggers,
- malignant catarrh,
- malignant catarrhal fever,
- malignant pustule,
- mange,
- megrims,
- milzbrand,
- paratuberculosis,
- pip,
- pseudotuberculosis,
- quarter evil,
- rabies,
- rinderpest,
- rot,
- scabies,
- sheep rot,
- splenic fever,
- staggers,
- stringhalt,
- swine dysentery
- fame
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- the state or quality of being widely honored and acclaimed
- favorable public reputation related words >
- PR,
- acclaim,
- acclamation,
- acknowledgment,
- applause,
- ballyhoo,
- blurb,
- bright light,
- celebrity,
- character,
- common knowledge,
- consequence,
- conspicuousness,
- cry,
- currency,
- daylight,
- dignity,
- distinction,
- eclat,
- eminence,
- esteem,
- exposure,
- famousness,
- figure,
- glare,
- glory,
- greatness,
- heroism,
- honor,
- hoopla,
- hue and cry,
- illustriousness,
- kudos,
- limelight,
- loftiness,
- magnanimity,
- majesty,
- maximum dissemination,
- memorability,
- name,
- nobility,
- notability,
- note,
- noteworthiness,
- notoriety,
- notoriousness,
- plug,
- popularity,
- preeminence,
- press notice,
- prestige,
- prominence,
- public eye,
- public knowledge,
- public relations,
- public report,
- publicity,
- publicity story,
- publicness,
- puff,
- reclame,
- recognition,
- remarkableness,
- renown,
- rep,
- report,
- reputation,
- repute,
- salience,
- spotlight,
- stardom,
- sublimity,
- superiority,
- the bubble reputation,
- vogue,
- write-up
- automatism
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- any reaction that occurs automatically without conscious thought or reflection (especially the undirected behavior seen in psychomotor epilepsy) related words >
- Ouija,
- automatic control,
- automatic writing,
- automation,
- automatization,
- bad habit,
- blind impulse,
- characteristic,
- compulsiveness,
- conditioning,
- creature of habit,
- custom,
- echolalia,
- echopraxia,
- force of habit,
- habit,
- habit pattern,
- habitude,
- impulse,
- instinct,
- instinctiveness,
- involuntariness,
- levitation,
- materialization,
- pattern,
- peculiarity,
- planchette,
- poltergeist,
- poltergeistism,
- practice,
- praxis,
- psychography,
- psychorrhagy,
- reflex action,
- second nature,
- self-action,
- self-activity,
- self-determination,
- self-direction,
- self-government,
- self-motion,
- self-propulsion,
- self-regulation,
- sheer chemistry,
- spirit manifestation,
- spirit rapping,
- stereotype,
- stereotyped behavior,
- table tipping,
- telekinesis,
- teleportation,
- telesthesia,
- trance speaking,
- trick,
- unwilledness,
- usage,
- use,
- way,
- wont
- airline
collapse
- a commercial enterprise that provides scheduled flights for passengers
- a hose that carries air under pressure related words >
- aeronautics,
- air lane,
- air route,
- air service,
- airway,
- astronautics,
- aviation,
- axis,
- ballooning,
- beeline,
- blind flying,
- chord,
- cloud-seeding,
- commercial aviation,
- contact flying,
- corridor,
- cruising,
- cut,
- cutoff,
- diagonal,
- diameter,
- direct line,
- directrix,
- edge,
- flight,
- flying,
- general aviation,
- gliding,
- great-circle course,
- lane,
- normal,
- path,
- perpendicular,
- pilotage,
- radius,
- radius vector,
- right line,
- sailing,
- sailplaning,
- secant,
- segment,
- shortcut,
- shortest way,
- side,
- soaring,
- straight,
- straight course,
- straight line,
- straight stretch,
- straightaway,
- streamline,
- tangent,
- transversal,
- vector,
- winging
- 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
- barrier
collapse
- a structure or object that impedes free movement
- any condition that makes it difficult to make progress or to achieve an objective; "intolerance is a barrier to understanding"
- anything serving to maintain separation by obstructing vision or access related words >
- abatis,
- advanced work,
- arch dam,
- backstop,
- balistraria,
- balustrade,
- bamboo curtain,
- bank,
- banquette,
- bar,
- barbed-wire entanglement,
- barbican,
- barrage,
- barricade,
- bartizan,
- bastion,
- battlement,
- bear-trap dam,
- beaver dam,
- blank wall,
- blind alley,
- blind gut,
- block,
- blockade,
- blockage,
- bolt,
- boom,
- bottleneck,
- boundary,
- brattice,
- breakwater,
- breastwork,
- brick wall,
- buffer,
- buffer state,
- bulkhead,
- bulwark,
- bumper,
- casemate,
- cecum,
- cheval-de-frise,
- choking,
- choking off,
- circumvallation,
- clog,
- cloison,
- cofferdam,
- collision mat,
- congestion,
- constipation,
- contravallation,
- costiveness,
- counterscarp,
- cul-de-sac,
- curtain,
- cushion,
- dam,
- dead end,
- defense,
- demibastion,
- diaphragm,
- dike,
- dissepiment,
- ditch,
- dividing line,
- dividing wall,
- division,
- drawbridge,
- earthwork,
- embankment,
- embolism,
- embolus,
- enclosure,
- entanglement,
- escarp,
- escarpment,
- fence,
- fender,
- fieldwork,
- fortalice,
- fortification,
- frontier,
- gate,
- glacis,
- gorge,
- gravity dam,
- groin,
- ha-ha,
- hindrance,
- hydraulic-fill dam,
- impasse,
- impediment,
- infarct,
- infarction,
- interseptum,
- iron curtain,
- jam,
- jetty,
- leaping weir,
- levee,
- limit,
- lock,
- logjam,
- loophole,
- lunette,
- machicolation,
- mantelet,
- mat,
- merlon,
- midriff,
- midsection,
- milldam,
- moat,
- mole,
- mound,
- obstacle,
- obstipation,
- obstruction,
- outwork,
- pad,
- padlock,
- palisade,
- panel,
- parados,
- parapet,
- paries,
- partition,
- party wall,
- portcullis,
- postern gate,
- property line,
- rail,
- railing,
- rampart,
- ravelin,
- redan,
- redoubt,
- roadblock,
- rock-fill dam,
- sally port,
- scarp,
- sconce,
- sealing off,
- seawall,
- separation,
- septulum,
- septum,
- shock pad,
- shutter dam,
- stockade,
- stone wall,
- stop,
- stoppage,
- strangulation,
- tenaille,
- vallation,
- vallum,
- wall,
- weir,
- wicket dam,
- work
- abatis,
- abdomen,
- anus,
- appendix,
- blind gut,
- bowels,
- brain,
- brains,
- breast,
- cecum,
- chicken foot,
- chitterlings,
- cockscomb,
- colon,
- dark meat,
- drumstick,
- duodenum,
- foregut,
- gizzard,
- guts,
- haslet,
- heart,
- hindgut,
- innards,
- inner mechanism,
- insides,
- internals,
- intestine,
- inwards,
- jejunum,
- kidney,
- kidneys,
- kishkes,
- large intestine,
- leg,
- liver,
- liver and lights,
- lung,
- marrow,
- midgut,
- neck,
- oyster,
- perineum,
- pump,
- pylorus,
- rectum,
- small intestine,
- spleen,
- stomach,
- sweetbread,
- thigh,
- ticker,
- tongue,
- tripe,
- tripes,
- turkey foot,
- vermiform appendix,
- viscera,
- vitals,
- white meat,
- wing,
- wishbone,
- works
- other
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- very unusual; different in character or quality from the normal or expected; "a strange, other dimension...where his powers seemed to fail"- Lance Morrow
- not the same one or ones already mentioned or implied; "today isn't any other day"- the White Queen; "the construction of highways and other public works"; "he asked for other employment"; "any other person would tell the truth"; "his other books are still in storage"; "then we looked at the other house"; "hearing was good in his other ear"; "the other sex"; "she lived on the other side of the street from me"; "went in the other direction" related words >
- accessory,
- accident,
- accidental,
- added,
- addendum,
- addition,
- additional,
- adjunct,
- alien,
- ancillary,
- another,
- apart,
- appendage,
- appurtenance,
- autre chose,
- auxiliary,
- collateral,
- contingency,
- contingent,
- contributory,
- detached,
- different story,
- different thing,
- disconnected,
- discrete,
- disjunct,
- disparate,
- disrelated,
- dissimilar,
- dissociated,
- distant,
- divergent,
- diverse,
- else,
- exotic,
- extra,
- extraneous,
- farther,
- foreign,
- fresh,
- further,
- happenstance,
- incidental,
- incommensurable,
- incomparable,
- independent,
- inessential,
- insular,
- irrelative,
- isolated,
- mere chance,
- more,
- new,
- no such thing,
- nonessential,
- not that sort,
- not the same,
- not the type,
- not-self,
- of a sort,
- of another sort,
- of sorts,
- other than,
- otherwise,
- outlandish,
- peculiar,
- plus,
- quite another thing,
- rare,
- removed,
- renewed,
- secondary,
- segregate,
- separate,
- separated,
- something else,
- something else again,
- spare,
- special,
- strange,
- subsidiary,
- sui generis,
- superaddition,
- supernumerary,
- supplement,
- supplemental,
- supplementary,
- surplus,
- ulterior,
- unaffiliated,
- unalike,
- unallied,
- unassociated,
- unconnected,
- unequal,
- unessential,
- unique,
- unlike,
- unrelatable,
- unrelated
- guess
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- an estimate based on little or no information
- a message expressing an opinion based on incomplete evidence
- guess correctly; solve by guessing; "He guessed the right number of beans in the jar and won the prize"
- put forward, of a guess, in spite of possible refutation; "I am guessing that the price of real estate will rise again"; "I cannot pretend to say that you are wrong" related words >
- account as,
- answer,
- appraise,
- appreciate,
- assess,
- assume,
- assumption,
- be afraid,
- believe,
- blind bargain,
- blind guess,
- bold conjecture,
- borderline case,
- bottom,
- call,
- cast a horoscope,
- cast a nativity,
- chance,
- class,
- clear up,
- conceive,
- conclude,
- conjecture,
- consider,
- contingency,
- crack,
- daresay,
- debug,
- decipher,
- decode,
- deduce,
- deem,
- disentangle,
- divine,
- do,
- dope,
- dope out,
- double contingency,
- dowse for water,
- esteem,
- estimate,
- evaluate,
- expect,
- explain,
- fancy,
- fathom,
- feel,
- feeling,
- figure,
- figure out,
- find out,
- find the answer,
- find the solution,
- forebode,
- forecast,
- foresee,
- foretell,
- form an estimate,
- fortune-tell,
- gamble,
- gauge,
- get,
- get right,
- give a guess,
- give an appreciation,
- guess right,
- guesstimate,
- guesswork,
- hariolate,
- have a hunch,
- have an idea,
- have an impression,
- have an inkling,
- have it,
- have the idea,
- hazard a conjecture,
- hit it,
- hold,
- hold as,
- hunch,
- hypothesis,
- hypothesize,
- imagine,
- interpret,
- judge,
- judgement,
- look upon as,
- maintain,
- make a prediction,
- make a prognosis,
- make a prophecy,
- make an estimation,
- make out,
- mark,
- measure,
- open question,
- open the lock,
- opine,
- perhaps,
- piece of guesswork,
- plumb,
- postulate,
- predict,
- prefigure,
- presage,
- presume,
- pretend,
- prize,
- prognosticate,
- prophesy,
- psych,
- psych out,
- puzzle out,
- question,
- rank,
- rate,
- ravel,
- ravel out,
- read palms,
- read tea leaves,
- read the future,
- reason,
- reckon,
- regard,
- resolve,
- riddle,
- risk assuming,
- rough guess,
- set down as,
- shot,
- sight-unseen transaction,
- solve,
- soothsay,
- sort out,
- speculate,
- speculation,
- stab,
- suppose,
- supposition,
- surmise,
- suspect,
- suspicion,
- take,
- take for,
- take it,
- tell fortunes,
- tell the future,
- tentatively suggest,
- theory,
- think,
- toss-up,
- touch and go,
- trow,
- undecided issue,
- undo,
- unlock,
- unravel,
- unriddle,
- unscramble,
- untangle,
- untwist,
- unverified supposition,
- unweave,
- valuate,
- value,
- vaticinate,
- venture a guess,
- view as,
- wager,
- ween,
- wild guess,
- work,
- work out
- epic
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- very imposing or impressive; surpassing the ordinary (especially in size or scale); "an epic voyage"; "of heroic proportions"; "heroic sculpture"
- constituting or having to do with or suggestive of a literary epic; "epic tradition" related words >
- English sonnet,
- Horatian ode,
- Italian sonnet,
- Petrarchan sonnet,
- Pindaric ode,
- Sapphic ode,
- Shakespearean sonnet,
- account,
- alba,
- anacreontic,
- anecdotage,
- anecdote,
- balada,
- ballad,
- ballade,
- bucolic,
- canso,
- chanson,
- chronicle,
- clerihew,
- dirge,
- dithyramb,
- eclogue,
- elegy,
- epigram,
- epithalamium,
- epode,
- epopee,
- epopoeia,
- epos,
- georgic,
- ghazel,
- haiku,
- idyll,
- jingle,
- limerick,
- lyric,
- madrigal,
- monody,
- narration,
- narrative,
- narrative poem,
- nursery rhyme,
- ode,
- palinode,
- pastoral,
- pastoral elegy,
- pastorela,
- pastourelle,
- poem,
- prothalamium,
- rhyme,
- rondeau,
- rondel,
- roundel,
- roundelay,
- saga,
- satire,
- sestina,
- sloka,
- song,
- sonnet,
- sonnet sequence,
- story,
- tale,
- tanka,
- tenso,
- tenzone,
- threnody,
- triolet,
- troubadour poem,
- verse,
- verselet,
- versicle,
- villanelle,
- virelay,
- yarn
- diarist
collapse
- someone who keeps a diary or journal related words >
- Boswell,
- advertising writer,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- autobiographer,
- autobiographist,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- biographer,
- calendar maker,
- calendarist,
- chronicler,
- chronographer,
- chronologer,
- chronologist,
- clockmaker,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- historian,
- historiographer,
- horologist,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- memorialist,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- reviewer,
- scenario writer,
- scenarist,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- technical writer,
- timekeeper,
- timer,
- watchmaker,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer
- be blind to,
- be caught out,
- be inattentive,
- be unwary,
- blink at,
- break the law,
- care naught for,
- connive at,
- cut,
- cut dead,
- defy,
- dismiss,
- disobey,
- disregard,
- flout,
- give no heed,
- give the go-by,
- go counter to,
- hear nothing,
- ignore,
- let pass,
- look right through,
- make light of,
- make little of,
- miss,
- neglect,
- not attend,
- not conform,
- not heed,
- not keep,
- not listen,
- not mind,
- not notice,
- not observe,
- overlook,
- pass by,
- pass over,
- pass up,
- pay no attention,
- pay no mind,
- pooh-pooh,
- refuse to acknowledge,
- refuse to cooperate,
- refuse to recognize,
- scoff at,
- see nothing,
- set at defiance,
- set at naught,
- set naught by,
- slight,
- think little of,
- transgress,
- violate,
- wink at
- glint
collapse
- a spatially localized brightness related words >
- afterglow,
- air glow,
- be bright,
- beacon,
- beam,
- bedazzle,
- blaze,
- blaze of light,
- blind,
- burn,
- candescence,
- cast a glance,
- coruscate,
- coruscation,
- daze,
- dazzle,
- diffuse light,
- facula,
- flame,
- flare,
- flash,
- flush,
- fulgurate,
- give light,
- glance,
- glance at,
- glare,
- glaze,
- gleam,
- gleam of light,
- glimmer,
- glimpse,
- glisten,
- glitter,
- gloss,
- glow,
- incandesce,
- incandescence,
- luster,
- polish,
- radiate,
- scintillation,
- send out rays,
- sheen,
- shimmer,
- shine,
- shine brightly,
- shininess,
- shining light,
- shoot,
- shoot out rays,
- skylight,
- solar flare,
- solar prominence,
- sparkle,
- sunset glow,
- twinkle
- accidentality,
- actuarial calculation,
- adventitiousness,
- blind bargain,
- break,
- casualness,
- chance,
- chance at odds,
- destiny,
- fate,
- flukiness,
- fortuitousness,
- fortuity,
- fortune,
- gamble,
- gambling chance,
- good fortune,
- good luck,
- hap,
- happenstance,
- happy chance,
- heedless hap,
- how they fall,
- indeterminacy,
- indeterminateness,
- law of averages,
- lot,
- luck,
- matter of chance,
- moira,
- opportunity,
- potluck,
- potshot,
- principle of indeterminacy,
- probability,
- problematicness,
- random sample,
- random shot,
- risk,
- run of luck,
- serendipity,
- sporting chance,
- statistical probability,
- the breaks,
- theory of probability,
- toss,
- toss-up,
- touch and go,
- uncertainty,
- uncertainty principle,
- whatever comes
- stratum
collapse
- one of several parallel layers of material arranged one on top of another (such as a layer of tissue or cells in an organism or a layer of sedimentary rock) related words >
- Appleton layer,
- F layer,
- Heaviside-Kennelly layer,
- Van Allen belt,
- band,
- bed,
- bedding,
- belt,
- blood,
- bracket,
- branch,
- caste,
- category,
- chemosphere,
- clan,
- class,
- couche,
- course,
- deck,
- division,
- estate,
- floor,
- gallery,
- grade,
- group,
- grouping,
- head,
- heading,
- ionosphere,
- isothermal region,
- kin,
- label,
- layer,
- ledge,
- level,
- lower atmosphere,
- measures,
- order,
- outer atmosphere,
- overlayer,
- overstory,
- photosphere,
- pigeonhole,
- plane,
- position,
- predicament,
- race,
- rank,
- rating,
- rubric,
- seam,
- section,
- sept,
- set,
- shelf,
- stage,
- standing,
- station,
- status,
- step,
- story,
- strain,
- stratification,
- stratosphere,
- subdivision,
- subgroup,
- suborder,
- substratosphere,
- substratum,
- superstratum,
- table,
- thickness,
- tier,
- title,
- topsoil,
- tropopause,
- troposphere,
- underlayer,
- understory,
- understratum,
- upper atmosphere,
- vein,
- zone
- coauthor
collapse
- a writer who collaborates with others in writing something related words >
- advertising writer,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- collaborate,
- collaborationist,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- compiler,
- compose,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- dash off,
- diarist,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- editorialize,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- formulate,
- free lance,
- free-lance,
- free-lance writer,
- ghost,
- ghostwrite,
- ghostwriter,
- humorist,
- indite,
- inditer,
- knock off,
- knock out,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- novelize,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- poet,
- prepare,
- produce,
- prose writer,
- reviewer,
- scenario writer,
- scenarist,
- scenarize,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- technical writer,
- throw on paper,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- write,
- writer
- tipsy
collapse
- unstable and prone to tip as if intoxicated; " a tipsy boat" related words >
- addled,
- aslant,
- aslope,
- atilt,
- beery,
- bemused,
- besotted,
- bevel,
- beveled,
- bias,
- biased,
- blind drunk,
- boozy,
- canting,
- careening,
- crapulent,
- crapulous,
- dazed,
- dizzy,
- drenched,
- drunk,
- drunken,
- far-gone,
- flustered,
- fou,
- full,
- gay,
- giddy,
- glorious,
- happy,
- in liquor,
- inclinational,
- inclinatory,
- inclined,
- inclining,
- inebriate,
- inebriated,
- inebrious,
- intoxicated,
- jolly,
- leaning,
- listing,
- maudlin,
- mellow,
- merry,
- muddled,
- nappy,
- oiled,
- out of plumb,
- out of square,
- pitched,
- raking,
- recumbent,
- reeling,
- shelving,
- shelvy,
- shikker,
- sideling,
- sidelong,
- slant,
- slanted,
- slanting,
- slantways,
- slantwise,
- sloped,
- sloping,
- sodden,
- sotted,
- stewed,
- tiddly,
- tight,
- tilted,
- tilting,
- tipped,
- tipping,
- under the influence,
- unsteady
- addled
collapse
- confused and vague; used especially of thinking; "muddleheaded ideas"; "your addled little brain"; "woolly thinking"; "woolly-headed ideas"
- (of eggs) no longer edible; "an addled egg" related words >
- addlebrained,
- addleheaded,
- addlepated,
- at a loss,
- baffled,
- bamboozled,
- beat,
- beclouded,
- beery,
- befuddled,
- bemused,
- besotted,
- blear-witted,
- blind drunk,
- buffaloed,
- cloudy,
- confounded,
- crapulent,
- crapulous,
- dazed,
- dizzy,
- drenched,
- drunk,
- drunken,
- far-gone,
- floored,
- flustered,
- fogged,
- foggy,
- fou,
- fuddlebrained,
- fuddled,
- full,
- gay,
- giddy,
- glorious,
- happy,
- hazy,
- in a dilemma,
- in a fog,
- in a muddle,
- in liquor,
- in suspense,
- inebriate,
- inebriated,
- inebrious,
- intoxicated,
- jolly,
- licked,
- maudlin,
- mellow,
- merry,
- misted,
- misty,
- muddled,
- muddleheaded,
- muddybrained,
- muzzy,
- mystified,
- nappy,
- nonplussed,
- on tenterhooks,
- perplexed,
- puzzled,
- puzzleheaded,
- reeling,
- scramblebrained,
- shikker,
- sodden,
- sotted,
- stuck,
- stumped,
- thrown,
- tiddly,
- tipsy,
- under the influence
- tattle
collapse
- disclosing information or giving evidence about another related words >
- babble,
- back-fence gossip,
- be indiscreet,
- be unguarded,
- bear witness against,
- betray,
- betray a confidence,
- blab,
- blabber,
- blather,
- blether,
- blow the whistle,
- blurt,
- blurt out,
- buzz,
- chatter,
- chitchat,
- clatter,
- cry,
- divulge,
- fink,
- give away,
- gossip,
- gossiping,
- gossipmongering,
- gossipry,
- grapevine,
- groundless rumor,
- hearsay,
- idle talk,
- inform,
- inform against,
- inform on,
- jabber,
- leak,
- let drop,
- let fall,
- let slip,
- narc,
- natter,
- newsmongering,
- peach,
- piece of gossip,
- prate,
- prattle,
- rat,
- retail gossip,
- reveal,
- reveal a secret,
- rumble,
- rumor,
- scuttlebutt,
- sell out,
- sing,
- snitch,
- snitch on,
- spill,
- spill the beans,
- squeal,
- stool,
- story,
- tale,
- talebearing,
- taletelling,
- talk,
- tattle on,
- tell,
- tell idle tales,
- tell on,
- tell secrets,
- tell tales,
- testify against,
- tittle-tattle,
- turn informer
- annalist
collapse
- a historian who writes annals related words >
- Boswell,
- advertising writer,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- autobiographer,
- autobiographist,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- biographer,
- calendar maker,
- calendarist,
- chronicler,
- chronographer,
- chronologer,
- chronologist,
- clockmaker,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- diarist,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- genealogist,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- historian,
- historiographer,
- horologist,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- memorialist,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- reviewer,
- scenario writer,
- scenarist,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- technical writer,
- timekeeper,
- timer,
- watchmaker,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer
- apparel,
- array,
- attire,
- becloud,
- bedeck,
- bedrape,
- befog,
- blanket,
- blind,
- box,
- bundle up,
- camouflage,
- case,
- cloak,
- clothe,
- cloud,
- conceal,
- cover,
- cover up,
- crate,
- curtain,
- deck,
- dight,
- disguise,
- dissemble,
- distract attention from,
- drape,
- dress,
- dud,
- eclipse,
- embox,
- embrace,
- encapsulate,
- encase,
- enclose,
- enclothe,
- endue,
- enfold,
- enrobe,
- ensconce,
- envelop,
- enwrap,
- garb,
- garment,
- gloss over,
- habilitate,
- hide,
- invest,
- keep under cover,
- lap,
- mask,
- muffle up,
- obfuscate,
- obscure,
- occult,
- pack,
- package,
- rag out,
- raiment,
- robe,
- screen,
- shade,
- sheathe,
- shroud,
- slur over,
- smother,
- surround,
- swaddle,
- swathe,
- tire,
- varnish,
- veil,
- whitewash,
- wrap,
- wrap about,
- wrap up
- riot
collapse
- a public act of violence by an unruly mob
- take part in a riot; disturb the public peace by engaging in a riot; "Students were rioting everywhere in 1968" related words >
- abundance,
- ado,
- affluence,
- affray,
- ample sufficiency,
- ampleness,
- amplitude,
- anarchism,
- anarchy,
- arise,
- assault,
- attack,
- avalanche,
- barbarize,
- batter,
- battering,
- battle,
- belly laugh,
- best seller,
- big hit,
- blue story,
- bonanza,
- bother,
- bountifulness,
- bountiousness,
- box,
- brawl,
- brilliant success,
- broil,
- brouhaha,
- brutalize,
- bud,
- bumper crop,
- burgeon,
- burn,
- burst forth,
- butcher,
- butchery,
- carouse,
- carry on,
- civil disorder,
- clash,
- close,
- collide,
- combat,
- come to blows,
- comedian,
- comedienne,
- commotion,
- contend,
- contest,
- copiousness,
- create a disturbance,
- create a riot,
- cut and thrust,
- cut loose,
- destroy,
- dirty joke,
- dirty story,
- disorderliness,
- disruption,
- distemper,
- disturbance,
- do,
- donnybrook,
- donnybrook fair,
- double entendre,
- duel,
- dustup,
- embroilment,
- emeute,
- ethnic joke,
- exchange blows,
- extravagance,
- exuberance,
- fad,
- fence,
- fertility,
- feud,
- fight,
- fight a duel,
- flood,
- flourish,
- flow,
- foison,
- foofaraw,
- forcible seizure,
- fracas,
- fray,
- free-for-all,
- frolic,
- full measure,
- fullness,
- fun,
- funny story,
- fuss,
- gag,
- gas,
- gasser,
- gemmate,
- general uprising,
- generosity,
- generousness,
- germinate,
- give and take,
- give satisfaction,
- go berserk,
- go on,
- good one,
- good story,
- grapple,
- grapple with,
- great abundance,
- great plenty,
- great success,
- grow,
- grow rank,
- gush,
- hammer,
- hassle,
- hell,
- helter-skelter,
- hit,
- howl,
- howler,
- hubbub,
- imbroglio,
- insurge,
- insurgence,
- insurgency,
- insurrect,
- insurrection,
- jacquerie,
- jape,
- jest,
- jestbook,
- joke,
- jostle,
- joust,
- killing,
- knock-down-and-drag-out,
- landslide,
- laugh,
- lavishness,
- lawlessness,
- lay waste,
- laying waste,
- leaf,
- leaf out,
- leave,
- levee en masse,
- liberality,
- liberalness,
- loot,
- looting,
- lots,
- luxuriance,
- luxuriate,
- make a commotion,
- make an ado,
- make trouble,
- massacre,
- maul,
- maximum,
- melee,
- meteoric success,
- misrule,
- mix it up,
- momentary success,
- more than enough,
- mount the barricades,
- much,
- mug,
- mutineer,
- mutiny,
- myriad,
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- numerousness,
- obstreperousness,
- onslaught,
- opulence,
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- outbreak,
- outburst,
- outpouring,
- overflow,
- overgrow,
- overrun,
- overthrow,
- pandemonium,
- panic,
- peasant revolt,
- pell-mell,
- pillage,
- pillaging,
- play,
- plenitude,
- plenteousness,
- plentifulness,
- plenty,
- point,
- pother,
- prevalence,
- prodigality,
- productiveness,
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- profusion,
- pullulate,
- put forth,
- put forth leaves,
- put out buds,
- putsch,
- quantities,
- quarrel,
- racket,
- rage,
- raise a ruckus,
- raise a rumpus,
- raise a storm,
- ramp,
- rampage,
- rant,
- rape,
- rassle,
- rave,
- rebel,
- rebellion,
- reluct,
- reluctate,
- repleteness,
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- resounding triumph,
- revolt,
- revolute,
- revolution,
- revolutionize,
- rib tickler,
- rich harvest,
- rich vein,
- richness,
- rioting,
- riotousness,
- rise,
- rise up,
- rising,
- roar,
- roaring success,
- roil,
- roister,
- root,
- rough-and-tumble,
- roughhouse,
- row,
- ruckus,
- ruction,
- ruin,
- rumpus,
- run a tilt,
- run amok,
- run riot,
- run wild,
- sack,
- sacking,
- savage,
- scads,
- scramble,
- scream,
- scrimmage,
- scuffle,
- sensation,
- shindy,
- shoot,
- shoot up,
- shower,
- sick joke,
- sidesplitter,
- sight gag,
- skirmish,
- slaughter,
- smash,
- smash hit,
- sow chaos,
- sowing with salt,
- spar,
- spate,
- sport,
- spree,
- sprout,
- sprout up,
- stir,
- storm,
- story,
- stream,
- strife,
- strike,
- strike root,
- strive,
- struggle,
- substantiality,
- substantialness,
- subvert,
- superabundance,
- take root,
- tear,
- tear around,
- teemingness,
- terrorize,
- thrust and parry,
- tilt,
- to-do,
- tourney,
- triumph,
- trouble,
- tumult,
- turbulence,
- turmoil,
- tussle,
- unrest,
- unruliness,
- uprising,
- uproar,
- upspear,
- upsprout,
- vandalize,
- vegetate,
- violate,
- violation,
- violence,
- visual joke,
- wage war,
- war,
- wassail,
- wealth,
- wheeze,
- wow,
- wreck,
- wrestle,
- yarn
- bowels
collapse
- the center of the Earth related words >
- abdomen,
- anus,
- appendix,
- belly,
- blind gut,
- bottomless pit,
- brain,
- cecum,
- colon,
- core,
- deep space,
- deeps,
- depths,
- duodenum,
- endocardium,
- entrails,
- foregut,
- gaping depths,
- giblets,
- gizzard,
- gut,
- guts,
- heart,
- hell,
- hindgut,
- infernal pit,
- innards,
- inner mechanism,
- insides,
- interior,
- internals,
- intestine,
- intestines,
- inwards,
- jejunum,
- kidney,
- kishkes,
- large intestine,
- liver,
- liver and lights,
- lung,
- midgut,
- nether world,
- outer space,
- perineum,
- pump,
- pylorus,
- rectum,
- small intestine,
- spleen,
- stomach,
- ticker,
- tripes,
- underworld,
- unfathomed deeps,
- unknown depths,
- vermiform appendix,
- viscera,
- vitals,
- works
- fortune
collapse
- a large amount of wealth or prosperity
- your overall circumstances or condition in life (including everything that happens to you); "whatever my fortune may be"; "deserved a better fate"; "has a happy lot"; "the luck of the Irish"; "a victim of circumstances"; "success that was her portion" related words >
- Clio,
- Friday,
- Friday the thirteenth,
- Muse of history,
- accidentality,
- actuarial calculation,
- adventitiousness,
- adventures,
- affluence,
- annals,
- appointed lot,
- assets,
- astral influences,
- astrology,
- autobiography,
- beggared,
- biographical sketch,
- biography,
- blessing,
- bomb,
- boodle,
- book of fate,
- bottomless purse,
- break,
- bulging purse,
- bundle,
- calculated risk,
- case history,
- casualness,
- chance,
- chronicle,
- chronicles,
- chronology,
- circumstances,
- confessions,
- constellation,
- cup,
- curriculum vitae,
- destination,
- destiny,
- destitute,
- diary,
- dies funestis,
- doom,
- easy circumstances,
- embarras de richesses,
- end,
- estate,
- expectations,
- experiences,
- fatality,
- fate,
- felicity,
- flier,
- flukiness,
- foredoom,
- fortuitousness,
- fortuity,
- fortunateness,
- fortuneless,
- fortunes,
- future,
- gamble,
- gold,
- good fortune,
- good luck,
- hagiography,
- hagiology,
- handsome fortune,
- hap,
- happenstance,
- happy chance,
- happy fortune,
- hazard,
- heedless hap,
- high income,
- high tax bracket,
- historiography,
- history,
- holdings,
- how they fall,
- ides of March,
- impecunious,
- impoverished,
- independence,
- indeterminacy,
- indeterminateness,
- indigent,
- inevitability,
- journal,
- karma,
- kismet,
- law of averages,
- legend,
- life,
- life and letters,
- life story,
- lot,
- luck,
- luckiness,
- lucre,
- luxuriousness,
- mammon,
- martyrology,
- material wealth,
- means,
- memoir,
- memoirs,
- memorabilia,
- memorial,
- memorials,
- mint,
- moira,
- money,
- money to burn,
- moneybags,
- necrology,
- needy,
- obituary,
- opportunity,
- opulence,
- opulency,
- packet,
- pelf,
- penurious,
- photobiography,
- pile,
- planets,
- play,
- plunge,
- portion,
- position,
- possessions,
- pot,
- poverty-stricken,
- pretty penny,
- principle of indeterminacy,
- probability,
- problematicness,
- profile,
- property,
- prosperity,
- prosperousness,
- random sample,
- record,
- resources,
- resume,
- riches,
- richness,
- risk,
- roll,
- run of luck,
- serendipity,
- six-figure income,
- smiles of fortune,
- speculation,
- stars,
- statistical probability,
- story,
- substance,
- the breaks,
- theory of history,
- theory of probability,
- tidy sum,
- treasure,
- uncertainty,
- uncertainty principle,
- unlucky day,
- unprosperous,
- upper bracket,
- venture,
- wad,
- wealth,
- wealthiness,
- weird,
- whatever comes,
- wheel of fortune,
- will of Heaven,
- worth
- reciter
collapse
- someone who recites from memory related words >
- Roscius,
- actor,
- actress,
- anecdotist,
- antagonist,
- bad guy,
- barnstormer,
- character,
- character actor,
- character man,
- character woman,
- child actor,
- diseur,
- diseuse,
- dramatizer,
- elocutioner,
- elocutionist,
- fableist,
- fabler,
- fabulist,
- feeder,
- fictionist,
- foil,
- heavy,
- histrio,
- histrion,
- improvisator,
- improvvisatore,
- ingenue,
- juvenile,
- matinee idol,
- mime,
- mimer,
- mimic,
- monologist,
- mummer,
- mythmaker,
- mythopoet,
- narrator,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pantomime,
- pantomimist,
- playactor,
- player,
- protean actor,
- raconteur,
- reader,
- recitationist,
- recounter,
- relator,
- romancer,
- romancist,
- sagaman,
- short-story writer,
- soubrette,
- spinner of yarns,
- stage performer,
- stage player,
- stooge,
- storier,
- storyteller,
- straight man,
- stroller,
- strolling player,
- taleteller,
- teller of tales,
- theatrical,
- thespian,
- trouper,
- utility man,
- villain,
- word painter,
- yarn spinner
- bemused
collapse
- deeply absorbed in thought; "as distant and bemused as a professor listening to the prattling of his freshman class"; "lost in thought"; "a preoccupied frown" related words >
- absent,
- absentminded,
- absorbed,
- abstracted,
- addled,
- beery,
- besotted,
- blind drunk,
- castle-building,
- crapulent,
- crapulous,
- daydreaming,
- daydreamy,
- distrait,
- dizzy,
- dreaming,
- dreamy,
- drenched,
- drowsing,
- drunk,
- drunken,
- ecstatic,
- elsewhere,
- engrossed,
- far-gone,
- faraway,
- flustered,
- fou,
- full,
- gay,
- giddy,
- glorious,
- half-awake,
- happy,
- in a reverie,
- in liquor,
- in the clouds,
- inebriate,
- inebriated,
- inebrious,
- intoxicated,
- jolly,
- lost,
- lost in thought,
- maudlin,
- meditative,
- mellow,
- merry,
- mooning,
- moonraking,
- muddled,
- museful,
- musing,
- napping,
- nappy,
- nodding,
- oblivious,
- pensive,
- pipe-dreaming,
- preoccupied,
- rapt,
- reeling,
- shikker,
- sodden,
- somewhere else,
- sotted,
- stargazing,
- taken up,
- tiddly,
- tipsy,
- transported,
- unconscious,
- under the influence,
- woolgathering,
- wrapped in thought
- abomination,
- art,
- artful dodge,
- artifice,
- atrocity,
- bad,
- baseness,
- blind,
- chicanery,
- conspiracy,
- contrivance,
- coup,
- craft,
- cute trick,
- deceit,
- degradation,
- design,
- device,
- disgrace,
- dodge,
- error,
- evil,
- expedient,
- fakement,
- feint,
- fetch,
- gambit,
- game,
- gimmick,
- grift,
- infamy,
- iniquity,
- intrigue,
- jugglery,
- knavishness,
- little game,
- maneuver,
- moral turpitude,
- move,
- obliquity,
- peccancy,
- plot,
- ploy,
- racket,
- rascality,
- rascalry,
- red herring,
- reprobacy,
- roguery,
- roguishness,
- ruse,
- scampishness,
- scandal,
- scheme,
- scoundrelism,
- shame,
- shift,
- sin,
- sleight,
- stratagem,
- strategy,
- subterfuge,
- tactic,
- trick,
- trickery,
- turpitude,
- vileness,
- villainousness,
- villainy,
- wile,
- wily device,
- wrong
- dramatist
collapse
- someone who writes plays related words >
- advertising writer,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- choreographer,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- comedian,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- dramatizer,
- dramaturge,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- farcer,
- farceur,
- farceuse,
- farcist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- gagman,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- joke writer,
- jokesmith,
- librettist,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- melodramatist,
- mimographer,
- monodramatist,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- play doctor,
- play fixer,
- playwright,
- playwriter,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- reviewer,
- scenario writer,
- scenarioist,
- scenarist,
- screenwriter,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- technical writer,
- tragedian,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer
- abstract,
- abstruse,
- academic,
- arcane,
- beclouded,
- blind,
- buried,
- cabalistic,
- cabbalistic,
- close,
- clouded,
- concealed,
- covered,
- covert,
- cryptic,
- dark,
- deep,
- difficult,
- do up,
- doctor,
- eclipsed,
- enigmatic,
- erudite,
- esoteric,
- hard,
- heavy,
- hermetic,
- hid,
- hidden,
- impenetrable,
- in a cloud,
- in a fog,
- in eclipse,
- in purdah,
- in the wings,
- incommunicado,
- incomprehensible,
- inexplicable,
- latent,
- learned,
- mysterious,
- mystic,
- mystical,
- obfuscated,
- obscure,
- obscured,
- occult,
- opaque,
- overhaul,
- patch,
- pedantic,
- profound,
- rebuild,
- reclaim,
- recondition,
- reconstruct,
- recover,
- rehabilitate,
- rejuvenate,
- repair,
- restitute,
- revamp,
- runic,
- scholarly,
- secluded,
- secluse,
- secret,
- sequestered,
- sibylline,
- transcendental,
- undecipherable,
- under an eclipse,
- under cover,
- under house arrest,
- under wraps,
- underground,
- unfathomable,
- unknown,
- wrapped in clouds
- national anthem
collapse
- a song formally adopted as the anthem for a nation related words >
- Brautlied,
- Christmas carol,
- Communist threat,
- Kunstlied,
- Liebeslied,
- Volkslied,
- Western imperialism,
- alba,
- anthem,
- art song,
- atrocity story,
- aubade,
- ballad,
- ballade,
- ballata,
- banner,
- barcarole,
- battle hymn,
- bloody shirt,
- blues,
- blues song,
- boat song,
- bridal hymn,
- brindisi,
- calypso,
- canso,
- canticle,
- canzone,
- canzonet,
- canzonetta,
- carol,
- cavatina,
- chanson,
- chant,
- chantey,
- colors,
- croon,
- croon song,
- crostarie,
- dirge,
- ditty,
- drinking song,
- epithalamium,
- expansionism,
- face,
- fiery cross,
- folk song,
- gonfalon,
- hymeneal,
- imperialist threat,
- independence,
- lay,
- lied,
- lilt,
- love song,
- love-lilt,
- manifest destiny,
- martial music,
- matin,
- minstrel song,
- minstrelsy,
- prothalamium,
- self-determination,
- serena,
- serenade,
- serenata,
- song,
- theme song,
- torch song,
- war song,
- wedding song,
- yellow peril
- novelist
collapse
- one who writes novels related words >
- advertising writer,
- anecdotist,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- diarist,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- fableist,
- fabler,
- fabulist,
- fictionist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- mythmaker,
- mythopoet,
- narrator,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- raconteur,
- reciter,
- recounter,
- relator,
- reviewer,
- romancer,
- romancist,
- sagaman,
- scenario writer,
- scenarist,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- spinner of yarns,
- storier,
- storyteller,
- taleteller,
- technical writer,
- teller of tales,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer,
- yarn spinner
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