Related Words:
- octet
collapse - a musical composition written for eight performers
- eight people considered as a unit
- a set of eight similar things considered as a unit
- eight performers or singers who perform together related words >
- Octateuch,
- Spenserian stanza,
- antistrophe,
- beta particle,
- bipartisanship,
- book,
- burden,
- canto,
- cathode particle,
- chorus,
- coaction,
- coadjuvancy,
- coadministration,
- coagency,
- cochairmanship,
- codirectorship,
- collaboration,
- collaborativeness,
- collectivism,
- collusion,
- commensalism,
- common effort,
- common enterprise,
- communalism,
- communism,
- communitarianism,
- community,
- complicity,
- concert,
- concord,
- concordance,
- concurrence,
- cooperation,
- cooperativeness,
- couplet,
- distich,
- duet,
- duettino,
- duo,
- duumvirate,
- ecumenicalism,
- ecumenicism,
- ecumenism,
- eight,
- eighter from Decatur,
- electron,
- electron affinity,
- electron cloud,
- electron pair,
- electron shells,
- electron spin,
- electron transfer,
- electron-positron pair,
- energy level,
- ensemble music,
- ensemble singing,
- envoi,
- epode,
- esprit,
- esprit de corps,
- excited state,
- extranuclear electrons,
- fellow feeling,
- fellowship,
- ground state,
- harmony,
- heptastich,
- hexastich,
- joining of forces,
- joint effort,
- joint operation,
- line,
- lone pair,
- mass action,
- measure,
- monostich,
- morale,
- mutual assistance,
- mutualism,
- mutuality,
- negatron,
- octad,
- octagon,
- octahedron,
- octameter,
- octastich,
- octastyle,
- octave,
- octavo,
- octonary,
- octosyllable,
- ogdoad,
- orbital electron,
- ottava rima,
- part music,
- part singing,
- part song,
- pentastich,
- photoelectron,
- polyphonic music,
- pooling,
- pooling of resources,
- pulling together,
- quartet,
- quatrain,
- quintet,
- reciprocity,
- recoil electron,
- refrain,
- rhyme royal,
- secondary electron,
- septet,
- septuor,
- sestet,
- sextet,
- shared pair,
- solidarity,
- stanza,
- stave,
- strain,
- strophe,
- subvalent electrons,
- surface-bound electron,
- syllable,
- symbiosis,
- synergism,
- synergy,
- team spirit,
- teamwork,
- tercet,
- terza rima,
- terzet,
- terzetto,
- tetrastich,
- thermion,
- trio,
- triplet,
- tristich,
- triumvirate,
- troika,
- united action,
- utas,
- valence electrons,
- valence shell,
- verse,
- wandering electron
- break,
- breathe,
- button up,
- call a strike,
- call it quits,
- cap,
- carry to completion,
- clean up,
- climax,
- close down,
- close out,
- close shop,
- close up,
- complete,
- conclude,
- crown,
- culminate,
- end,
- finalize,
- finish,
- finish off,
- finish up,
- get done,
- get it over,
- get through,
- get through with,
- go on strike,
- knock off,
- lay off,
- mop up,
- pause,
- perfect,
- recess,
- round out,
- secure,
- shut down,
- shut up shop,
- stop for breath,
- strike,
- take a break,
- take a recess,
- take a rest,
- take five,
- take ten,
- take time out,
- terminate,
- top off,
- top out,
- walk out,
- wind up,
- wrap up
- naturalize
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- make into a citizen; "The French family was naturalized last year"
- make more natural or lifelike
- adopt to another place; "The stories had become naturalized into an American setting"
- explain with reference to nature related words >
- Americanize,
- Anglicize,
- acclimate,
- acclimatize,
- accommodate,
- acculturate,
- acculturize,
- accustom,
- adapt,
- adjust,
- admit,
- adopt,
- affiliate,
- assimilate,
- assimilate to,
- become,
- break,
- break in,
- bring to,
- case harden,
- change,
- change into,
- change over,
- condition,
- confer citizenship,
- confirm,
- convert,
- do over,
- domesticate,
- domesticize,
- establish,
- familiarize,
- fix,
- gentle,
- go native,
- habituate,
- harden,
- housebreak,
- inure,
- make,
- make over,
- orient,
- orientate,
- reconvert,
- reduce to,
- render,
- resolve into,
- reverse,
- season,
- shift,
- switch,
- switch over,
- tame,
- train,
- transform,
- turn back,
- turn into,
- wont
- metronome
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- clicking pendulum indicates the exact tempo of a piece of music related words >
- baton,
- diapason,
- monochord,
- music stand,
- mute,
- oscillator,
- pendulum,
- pitch pipe,
- rhythmometer,
- rocker,
- rocking chair,
- rocking stone,
- seesaw,
- shuttle,
- shuttlecock,
- sonometer,
- stick,
- swing,
- teeter,
- teeter-totter,
- teeterboard,
- teetery-bender,
- tone measurer,
- tuning bar,
- tuning fork,
- tuning pipe,
- vibrator
- get out
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- express with difficulty; "I managed to get out a few words" related words >
- appear,
- avulse,
- bail out,
- be off,
- be revealed,
- beat it,
- become known,
- begone,
- bow out,
- break away,
- break forth,
- break jail,
- break loose,
- break out,
- bring out,
- clear,
- clear out,
- come out,
- come to light,
- cut loose,
- cut out,
- decamp,
- depart,
- deracinate,
- dig out,
- dig up,
- disembarrass,
- disembroil,
- disengage,
- disentangle,
- disinvolve,
- dislodge,
- draw,
- draw out,
- dredge,
- dredge up,
- duck out,
- egress,
- emit,
- engrave,
- eradicate,
- escape,
- escape prison,
- evade,
- evolve,
- evulse,
- excavate,
- excise,
- exit,
- exsect,
- extract,
- extricate,
- flake off,
- flee,
- fly the coop,
- free,
- get,
- get away,
- get clear of,
- get free,
- get going,
- get lost,
- get off,
- get out of,
- git,
- give forth,
- go,
- go out,
- gouge out,
- grub up,
- hectograph,
- hightail,
- hit the road,
- impress,
- imprint,
- issue,
- jump,
- kite,
- leak out,
- leave,
- make a getaway,
- make an exit,
- make tracks,
- make yourself scarce,
- manifest itself,
- march out,
- mimeograph,
- mine,
- multigraph,
- out,
- overprint,
- pass out,
- pick out,
- pluck out,
- pluck up,
- print,
- proof,
- prove,
- publish,
- pull,
- pull a proof,
- pull out,
- pull up,
- put forth,
- put out,
- put to bed,
- put to press,
- quarry,
- rake out,
- reissue,
- release,
- remove,
- reprint,
- rip out,
- root out,
- root up,
- run,
- run off,
- run out,
- scram,
- send forth,
- shove off,
- show its colors,
- show its face,
- skedaddle,
- skip,
- slip the collar,
- split,
- stamp,
- stand revealed,
- strike,
- take,
- take a powder,
- take off,
- take out,
- tear loose,
- tear out,
- transpire,
- unearth,
- unknot,
- unravel,
- unsnarl,
- untangle,
- uproot,
- vamoose,
- walk out,
- weed out,
- withdraw,
- wrest out
- chapel
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- a place of worship that has its own altar related words >
- Lady chapel,
- amphitheater,
- arena,
- assembly hall,
- auditorium,
- chantry,
- chapel of ease,
- chapel royal,
- concert hall,
- convention hall,
- dance hall,
- exhibition hall,
- gallery,
- hall,
- lecture hall,
- meetinghouse,
- music hall,
- opera house,
- oratorium,
- oratory,
- sacellum,
- sacrament chapel,
- sacrarium,
- school chapel,
- side chapel,
- stadium,
- theater
- barge in,
- blow it,
- break in,
- break in upon,
- burst in,
- busybody,
- charge in,
- come between,
- crash,
- crash in,
- crash the gates,
- creep in,
- crowd in,
- cut in,
- edge in,
- elbow in,
- encroach,
- entrench,
- foist in,
- fool,
- go off half-cocked,
- horn in,
- impinge,
- impose,
- impose on,
- impose upon,
- infiltrate,
- infringe,
- insinuate,
- interfere,
- interlope,
- interpose,
- interrupt,
- intervene,
- intrude,
- invade,
- irrupt,
- make,
- monkey with,
- obtrude,
- press in,
- push in,
- put on,
- put upon,
- rush in,
- slink in,
- slip in,
- smash in,
- sneak in,
- speak inopportunely,
- speak too late,
- squeeze in,
- steal in,
- storm in,
- tamper with,
- throng in,
- thrust in,
- trench,
- trespass,
- work in,
- worm in
- intermission
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- the act of suspending activity temporarily related words >
- abeyance,
- act,
- afterpiece,
- bit,
- breach,
- break,
- breath,
- breather,
- breathing place,
- breathing space,
- breathing spell,
- breathing time,
- caesura,
- catharsis,
- cease-fire,
- cessation,
- chaser,
- cigarette break,
- cleansing,
- cocktail hour,
- coffee break,
- cold storage,
- curtain,
- curtain call,
- curtain raiser,
- day off,
- deliverance,
- discharge,
- divertimento,
- divertissement,
- doldrums,
- dormancy,
- downtime,
- drop,
- emotional release,
- enforced respite,
- epilogue,
- exode,
- exodus,
- expository scene,
- finale,
- fissure,
- freeing,
- gap,
- half time,
- half-time intermission,
- halt,
- happy hour,
- hesitation,
- hiatus,
- hoke act,
- holiday,
- interim,
- interlude,
- intermezzo,
- intermittence,
- interregnum,
- interruption,
- interval,
- introduction,
- lacuna,
- lapse,
- latency,
- layoff,
- letup,
- lull,
- number,
- off-time,
- parenthesis,
- pause,
- plateau,
- point of repose,
- prologue,
- purgation,
- purge,
- purging,
- quiescence,
- quiescency,
- quiet spell,
- recess,
- release,
- relief,
- remission,
- removal,
- reprieve,
- respite,
- rest,
- resting point,
- routine,
- scene,
- shtick,
- sketch,
- skit,
- song and dance,
- spell,
- stand-down,
- stand-up comedy act,
- stay,
- striptease,
- surcease,
- suspension,
- tea break,
- time off,
- time out,
- truce,
- turn,
- vacation
- choirmaster
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- the musical director of a choir related words >
- Mahdi,
- bell cow,
- bell mare,
- bellwether,
- born leader,
- cantor,
- charismatic leader,
- choir chaplain,
- choragus,
- choral director,
- chorister,
- conductor,
- coryphaeus,
- duce,
- file leader,
- forerunner,
- fugleman,
- inspired leader,
- leader,
- leader of men,
- messiah,
- minister of music,
- pacemaker,
- pacesetter,
- precentor,
- ringleader,
- standard-bearer,
- symphonic conductor,
- torchbearer
- anatomize
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- analyze down to the smallest detail; "This writer anatomized the depth of human behavior"
- dissect in order to analyze; "anatomize the bodies of the victims of this strange disease" related words >
- adduce,
- analyze,
- assay,
- atomize,
- break down,
- break up,
- change,
- chop logic,
- circumstantiate,
- cite,
- decompose,
- descend to particulars,
- desynonymize,
- detail,
- difference,
- differentiate,
- discriminate,
- disequalize,
- disjoin,
- dissect,
- distinguish,
- diversify,
- divide,
- document,
- enter into detail,
- give full particulars,
- individualize,
- individuate,
- instance,
- itemize,
- make a distinction,
- mark,
- mark off,
- mark out,
- modify,
- particularize,
- personalize,
- reduce,
- reduce to elements,
- refine a distinction,
- resolve,
- segment,
- segregate,
- separate,
- set apart,
- set off,
- sever,
- severalize,
- specialize,
- specify,
- spell out,
- split hairs,
- subdivide,
- substantiate,
- vary
- accede,
- accept,
- acquiesce,
- assent,
- be agreeable,
- bear up,
- comply,
- condone,
- consent,
- countenance,
- face the music,
- go along with,
- grin and abide,
- knock under,
- knuckle down,
- knuckle under,
- let go by,
- let pass,
- live with it,
- not resist,
- obey,
- overlook,
- relent,
- resign,
- rise above,
- shrug,
- shrug it off,
- submit,
- submit to,
- succumb,
- swallow it,
- swallow the pill,
- take,
- take it,
- yield to
- respite
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- a pause from doing something (as work); "we took a 10-minute break"; "he took time out to recuperate"
- a pause for relaxation; "people actually accomplish more when they take time for short rests" related words >
- abeyance,
- afterthought,
- bind,
- block,
- blockage,
- blow,
- break,
- breath,
- breather,
- breathing,
- breathing place,
- breathing space,
- breathing spell,
- breathing time,
- bureaucratic delay,
- caesura,
- catharsis,
- cease-fire,
- cigarette break,
- cleansing,
- cocktail hour,
- coffee break,
- day off,
- delay,
- delayage,
- delayed reaction,
- deliverance,
- detention,
- discharge,
- double take,
- downtime,
- dragging,
- drop,
- emotional release,
- enforced respite,
- extension,
- freeing,
- grace,
- grant a reprieve,
- half time,
- half-time intermission,
- halt,
- hang-up,
- happy hour,
- hesitation,
- hiatus,
- hindrance,
- holdup,
- holiday,
- interim,
- interlude,
- intermezzo,
- intermission,
- intermittence,
- interregnum,
- interruption,
- interval,
- jam,
- lag,
- lagging,
- lapse,
- layoff,
- letup,
- logjam,
- lull,
- moratorium,
- obstruction,
- off-time,
- paperasserie,
- pause,
- plateau,
- point of repose,
- postponement,
- purgation,
- purge,
- purging,
- quiet spell,
- recess,
- red tape,
- red-tapeism,
- red-tapery,
- release,
- relief,
- remission,
- removal,
- reprieve,
- rest,
- resting point,
- retardance,
- retardation,
- slow-up,
- slowdown,
- slowness,
- spell,
- stand-down,
- stay,
- stay of execution,
- stop,
- stoppage,
- surcease,
- suspension,
- tea break,
- tie-up,
- time lag,
- time off,
- time out,
- truce,
- vacation,
- wait
- spiritual
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- a kind of religious song originated by Blacks in the southern United States
- lacking material body or form or substance; "spiritual beings"; "the vital transcendental soul belonging to the spiritual realm"-Lewis Mumford
- concerned with or affecting the spirit or soul; "a spiritual approach to life"; "spiritual fulfillment"; "spiritual values"; "unearthly love" related words >
- Christlike,
- Christly,
- God-fearing,
- Negro spiritual,
- affective,
- airy,
- angelic,
- anthem,
- arcane,
- asomatous,
- astral,
- automatist,
- awesome,
- awful,
- bodiless,
- cantata,
- canticle,
- cerebral,
- characteristic,
- chorale,
- church,
- church music,
- churchly,
- clairaudient,
- clairsentient,
- clairvoyant,
- clerical,
- conceptive,
- conceptual,
- constitutional,
- decarnate,
- decarnated,
- devotional,
- discarnate,
- disembodied,
- dispositional,
- divine,
- doxology,
- ecclesiastical,
- ectoplasmic,
- eerie,
- elevated,
- emotional,
- endopsychic,
- esoteric,
- ethereal,
- etheric,
- extramundane,
- extrasensory,
- extraterrestrial,
- fey,
- ghostish,
- ghostlike,
- ghostly,
- ghosty,
- godlike,
- godly,
- godly-minded,
- good,
- gospel,
- gospel music,
- heady,
- heavenly,
- high,
- high-minded,
- holy,
- holy-minded,
- hymn,
- hymn-tune,
- hymnody,
- hymnology,
- hypernormal,
- hyperphysical,
- immaterial,
- impalpable,
- imponderable,
- incorporate,
- incorporeal,
- ineffable,
- inenarrable,
- inexpressible,
- innate,
- inner,
- insubstantial,
- intangible,
- intellectual,
- intelligent,
- internal,
- introit,
- inviolable,
- inviolate,
- lofty,
- mass,
- mediumistic,
- mental,
- metaphysical,
- motet,
- mysterious,
- noetic,
- nonmaterial,
- nonphysical,
- noological,
- numinous,
- occult,
- offertory,
- offertory sentence,
- oratorio,
- otherworldly,
- paean,
- passion,
- phantasmal,
- phantasmic,
- phantom,
- phantomic,
- phantomlike,
- phrenic,
- preterhuman,
- preternatural,
- preternormal,
- pretersensual,
- priestly,
- prosodion,
- psalm,
- psalmody,
- psychic,
- psychical,
- psychokinetic,
- psychologic,
- psychological,
- psychosensory,
- pure,
- pure in heart,
- purehearted,
- rational,
- reasoning,
- recessional,
- religious,
- requiem,
- requiem mass,
- righteous,
- sacerdotal,
- sacred,
- sacred music,
- sacrosanct,
- saintlike,
- saintly,
- second-sighted,
- seraphic,
- shadowy,
- specterlike,
- spectral,
- spiritual-minded,
- spiritualistic,
- subjective,
- superhuman,
- supernatural,
- supernormal,
- superphysical,
- supersensible,
- supersensual,
- supramundane,
- supranatural,
- telekinetic,
- telepathic,
- temperamental,
- thinking,
- transcendental,
- transmundane,
- unearthly,
- unembodied,
- unextended,
- unfleshly,
- unhuman,
- unphysical,
- unspeakable,
- unsubstantial,
- untouchable,
- unutterable,
- unworldly,
- venerable,
- white spiritual,
- wraithlike,
- wraithy
- drop out
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- give up in the face of defeat of lacking hope; admit defeat; "In the second round, the challenger gave up"
- leave school or an educational program prematurely; "Many students drop out because they are not prepared for our challenging program" related words >
- abandon,
- agree to differ,
- agree to disagree,
- back out,
- be at variance,
- be in dissent,
- beg off,
- beg to differ,
- break bounds,
- break step,
- cry off,
- depart from,
- differ,
- disagree,
- disagree with,
- discard,
- discord with,
- dissent,
- dissent from,
- divide on,
- evacuate,
- forsake,
- go back on,
- jettison,
- jilt,
- leave,
- leave behind,
- leave flat,
- make waves,
- maroon,
- nonconform,
- not agree,
- not comply,
- not conform,
- oppose,
- opt out,
- protest,
- pull out,
- quit,
- quit cold,
- renege,
- rock the boat,
- say goodbye to,
- secede,
- stand down,
- take exception,
- take issue,
- take leave of,
- throw over,
- vacate,
- withdraw,
- withhold assent
- flee
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- run away quickly; "He threw down his gun and fled" related words >
- abscond,
- absquatulate,
- avoid,
- bail out,
- be annihilated,
- be consumed,
- be destroyed,
- be gone,
- be no more,
- be wiped out,
- beat a retreat,
- beat it,
- blow,
- bolt,
- break,
- break away,
- break jail,
- break loose,
- bunk,
- cease,
- cease to be,
- cease to exist,
- clear out,
- cut and run,
- cut loose,
- cut out,
- decamp,
- dematerialize,
- depart,
- desert,
- die,
- die away,
- die out,
- disappear,
- dispel,
- disperse,
- dissipate,
- dissolve,
- do a fade-out,
- dwindle,
- elope,
- elude,
- erode,
- escape,
- escape prison,
- eschew,
- evade,
- evanesce,
- evaporate,
- exit,
- expire,
- fade,
- fade away,
- fade out,
- fly,
- fly the coop,
- fugitate,
- get away,
- get clear of,
- get free,
- get out,
- get out of,
- go,
- go AWOL,
- go away,
- hide,
- hightail,
- jump,
- jump bail,
- leave no trace,
- leave the scene,
- levant,
- make a getaway,
- make an exit,
- make off,
- make tracks,
- melt,
- melt away,
- pass,
- pass away,
- pass out,
- perish,
- peter out,
- quit,
- retire from sight,
- run,
- run along,
- run away,
- run away from,
- run away with,
- run for it,
- run off,
- scamper,
- scape,
- scoot,
- scram,
- screw,
- show the heels,
- shun,
- sink,
- sink away,
- skedaddle,
- skip,
- skip out,
- slip the cable,
- slip the collar,
- split,
- suffer an eclipse,
- take French leave,
- take flight,
- take off,
- take to flight,
- take wing,
- turn tail,
- vamoose,
- vanish,
- vanish from sight,
- waste,
- waste away,
- wear away
- showboat
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- a river steamboat on which theatrical performances could be given (especially on the Mississippi River) related words >
- Elizabethan theater,
- Globe Theatre,
- Greek theater,
- amphitheater,
- arena theater,
- auditorium,
- cabaret,
- circle theater,
- club,
- concert hall,
- exhibitionist,
- flaunter,
- grandstand player,
- grandstander,
- hall,
- hot dog,
- house,
- little theater,
- music hall,
- night spot,
- nightclub,
- opera,
- opera house,
- outdoor theater,
- playhouse,
- show-off,
- theater,
- theater-in-the-round,
- theatron
- maestro
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- an artist of consummate skill; "a master of the violin"; "one of the old masters" related words >
- abecedarian,
- artist,
- artiste,
- certified teacher,
- concert artist,
- docent,
- doctor,
- dominie,
- don,
- educationist,
- educator,
- executant,
- fellow,
- guide,
- guru,
- instructor,
- interpreter,
- master,
- melamed,
- mentor,
- minstrel,
- minstrelsy,
- mullah,
- music maker,
- musician,
- pandit,
- pedagogist,
- pedagogue,
- performer,
- player,
- preceptor,
- professor,
- pundit,
- rabbi,
- schoolkeeper,
- schoolmaster,
- schoolteacher,
- soloist,
- starets,
- teacher,
- tunester,
- virtuosa,
- virtuoso
- barge in,
- break in,
- break in upon,
- burst in,
- butt in,
- charge in,
- come between,
- crash,
- crash in,
- crash the gates,
- creep in,
- crowd in,
- cut in,
- drag in,
- edge in,
- elbow in,
- encroach,
- entrench,
- foist in,
- fudge in,
- horn in,
- impinge,
- implant in,
- impose,
- impose on,
- impose upon,
- infiltrate,
- infringe,
- inject in,
- insert in,
- insinuate,
- insinuate in,
- intercalate,
- interfere,
- interjaculate,
- interject,
- interlope,
- interpolate,
- interpose,
- intervene,
- introduce in,
- intrude,
- invade,
- irrupt,
- lug in,
- obtrude,
- press in,
- push in,
- put between,
- put on,
- put upon,
- run in,
- rush in,
- sandwich,
- slink in,
- slip in,
- smash in,
- smuggle in,
- sneak in,
- squeeze in,
- steal in,
- storm in,
- throng in,
- throw in,
- thrust in,
- trench,
- trespass,
- wedge in,
- work in
- decamp
collapse
- leave suddenly; "She persuaded him to decamp"; "skip town"
- leave a camp; "The hikers decamped before dawn" related words >
- abscond,
- absquatulate,
- avoid,
- beat a retreat,
- begone,
- bolt,
- break,
- break camp,
- clear out,
- cut and run,
- depart,
- desert,
- dog it,
- elope,
- elude,
- escape,
- evade,
- exit,
- flee,
- fly,
- fugitate,
- go,
- go AWOL,
- hightail,
- jump,
- jump bail,
- kite,
- lam,
- leave,
- levant,
- make off,
- powder,
- pull up stakes,
- quit,
- retire,
- run,
- run away,
- run away from,
- run away with,
- run for it,
- run off,
- scape,
- scram,
- show the heels,
- shun,
- skedaddle,
- skip,
- skip out,
- slip the cable,
- split,
- strike camp,
- take French leave,
- take a powder,
- take flight,
- take off,
- take to flight,
- take wing,
- turn tail,
- vamoose,
- withdraw
- differ
collapse
- be different; "These two tests differ in only one respect" related words >
- agree to differ,
- agree to disagree,
- altercate,
- argue,
- be at cross-purposes,
- be at variance,
- be distinct,
- be distinguished,
- be in dissent,
- bear no resemblance,
- beg to differ,
- bicker,
- brawl,
- break,
- break off,
- break up,
- broil,
- clash,
- clash with,
- collide,
- conflict,
- conflict with,
- contradict,
- contrast,
- contrast with,
- counter,
- debate,
- depart,
- depart from,
- deviate,
- deviate from,
- differ in opinion,
- differentiate,
- disaccord,
- disaccord with,
- disagree,
- disagree with,
- discord,
- discord with,
- dispute,
- dissent,
- dissent from,
- disunify,
- divaricate,
- divaricate from,
- diverge,
- diverge from,
- diversify,
- divide,
- divide on,
- drop out,
- fall out,
- feud,
- fight,
- flite,
- have words,
- hold opposite views,
- jangle,
- jar,
- jar with,
- join issue,
- jostle,
- mismatch,
- mismate,
- misunderstand one another,
- negate,
- not accord with,
- not agree,
- not compare with,
- not get along,
- not look like,
- not square with,
- object,
- oppose,
- part company,
- protest against,
- pull different ways,
- quarrel,
- relieve,
- secede,
- set to,
- spar,
- spat,
- squabble,
- stand apart,
- stand over against,
- take exception,
- take issue,
- tiff,
- variate,
- variegate,
- vary,
- withdraw,
- withhold assent,
- wrangle
- accomplish,
- achieve,
- appear unexpectedly,
- approach,
- arrive,
- arrive at,
- arrive in,
- attain,
- attain to,
- be received,
- be unexpected,
- blow in,
- break forth,
- break water,
- burst forth,
- check in,
- clock in,
- come,
- come in,
- come to,
- come to hand,
- come unawares,
- come upon,
- creep up on,
- debouch,
- erupt,
- fall upon,
- fetch,
- fetch up at,
- find,
- flare up,
- flash,
- flash upon one,
- float up,
- fly up,
- fountain,
- gain,
- get in,
- get there,
- get to,
- gleam,
- gush,
- hit,
- hit town,
- irrupt,
- jet,
- jump up,
- leap up,
- make,
- make it,
- pop up,
- pounce upon,
- pull in,
- punch in,
- reach,
- ring in,
- rocket,
- roll in,
- shoot up,
- show up,
- sign in,
- skyrocket,
- spring up,
- spurt,
- start up,
- surface,
- time in,
- turn up,
- upleap,
- upshoot,
- upspear,
- upspring,
- upstart,
- vault up
- sneak in
collapse
- enter surreptitiously; "He sneaked in under cover of darkness"; "In this essay, the author's personal feelings creep in" related words >
- affiliate,
- affiliate with,
- associate,
- barge in,
- break in,
- break in upon,
- burst in,
- butt in,
- charge in,
- combine,
- come between,
- come into,
- crash,
- crash in,
- crash the gates,
- creep in,
- crowd in,
- cut in,
- edge in,
- elbow in,
- encroach,
- enlist,
- enroll,
- enter,
- entrench,
- foist in,
- get into,
- go into,
- horn in,
- impinge,
- impose,
- impose on,
- impose upon,
- infiltrate,
- infringe,
- insinuate,
- interfere,
- interlope,
- interpose,
- intervene,
- intrude,
- invade,
- irrupt,
- join,
- join up,
- league with,
- obtrude,
- press in,
- push in,
- put on,
- put upon,
- rush in,
- sign on,
- sign up,
- slink in,
- slip in,
- smash in,
- squeeze in,
- steal in,
- storm in,
- take out membership,
- take up membership,
- team up with,
- team with,
- throng in,
- thrust in,
- trench,
- trespass,
- work in,
- worm in
- accompany,
- ad-lib,
- be caught napping,
- be surprised,
- be taken unawares,
- be unprepared,
- chord,
- concertize,
- cook up,
- dash off,
- do,
- do offhand,
- execute,
- extemporize,
- fake,
- go off half-cocked,
- have no plan,
- improvisate,
- improvise,
- interpret,
- jury-rig,
- knock off,
- lash up,
- make music,
- make up,
- perform,
- play,
- render,
- scrap the plan,
- strike off,
- symphonize,
- throw off,
- throw together,
- toss off,
- toss out,
- vamp,
- whip up,
- whomp up,
- wing it
- bell the cat
collapse
- take a risk; perform a daring act; "Who is going to bell the cat?" related words >
- affront,
- beard,
- bite the bullet,
- brave,
- brazen,
- brazen out,
- confront,
- court danger,
- defy danger,
- face,
- face the music,
- face up,
- face up to,
- flirt with death,
- front,
- go for broke,
- meet,
- meet boldly,
- meet head-on,
- play Russian roulette,
- play with fire,
- run the gauntlet,
- set at defiance,
- speak out,
- speak up,
- stand up to,
- tempt Providence
- antecede,
- be in front,
- be responsible for,
- be the front-runner,
- break ground,
- break the ice,
- call the signals,
- captain,
- caption,
- carry on,
- come before,
- come first,
- command,
- conduct,
- control,
- create,
- direct,
- engineer,
- forge ahead,
- front,
- go ahead of,
- go before,
- go in advance,
- govern,
- handle,
- have priority,
- head,
- head the table,
- headline,
- initiate,
- invent,
- kick off,
- lead,
- lead off,
- lead on,
- lead the way,
- make the rules,
- manage,
- maneuver,
- manipulate,
- mastermind,
- officer,
- order,
- originate,
- outrank,
- pioneer,
- precede,
- prescribe,
- pull the strings,
- quarterback,
- rank,
- rate,
- regulate,
- run,
- skipper,
- stand first,
- stand in front,
- subhead,
- subtitle,
- take command,
- take precedence,
- take the initiative,
- take the lead,
- take the plunge,
- title,
- usher in
- swan song
collapse
- a final performance or effort (especially before retirement) related words >
- PS,
- Parthian shot,
- Z,
- addendum,
- afterthought,
- apodosis,
- appendix,
- back matter,
- benefit,
- bill,
- catastrophe,
- ceasing,
- cessation,
- chant du cygne,
- choral service,
- chorus,
- coda,
- codicil,
- colophon,
- conclusion,
- consequence,
- consummation,
- continuance,
- continuation,
- crack of doom,
- culmination,
- curtain,
- curtains,
- death,
- death song,
- debut,
- decease,
- denouement,
- destination,
- destiny,
- doom,
- double take,
- dying words,
- effect,
- eisteddfod,
- end,
- end point,
- ending,
- entertainment,
- envoi,
- epilogue,
- eschatology,
- exhibit,
- exhibition,
- expiration,
- farewell performance,
- fate,
- final solution,
- final twitch,
- final words,
- finale,
- finality,
- finis,
- finish,
- flesh show,
- folk-music festival,
- folk-sing,
- follow-through,
- follow-up,
- goal,
- hootenanny,
- izzard,
- jam session,
- last,
- last breath,
- last gasp,
- last things,
- last trumpet,
- last words,
- latter end,
- music festival,
- musicale,
- omega,
- opera festival,
- parting shot,
- payoff,
- performance,
- period,
- peroration,
- postface,
- postfix,
- postlude,
- postscript,
- premiere,
- presentation,
- presentment,
- production,
- quietus,
- refrain,
- resolution,
- resting place,
- rock festival,
- second thought,
- sequel,
- sequela,
- sequelae,
- sequelant,
- sequent,
- sequitur,
- service of song,
- show,
- sing,
- sing-in,
- singfest,
- singing,
- stage presentation,
- stoppage,
- stopping place,
- subscript,
- suffix,
- supplement,
- tag,
- term,
- terminal,
- termination,
- terminus,
- theatrical performance,
- tryout,
- windup
- disarrange
collapse
- disturb the arrangement of; "disarrange the papers"
- destroy the arrangement or order of; "My son disarranged the papers on my desk" related words >
- agitate,
- beat,
- beat up,
- break,
- break off,
- churn,
- churn up,
- clutter,
- confuse,
- convulse,
- derange,
- disarray,
- disarticulate,
- discompose,
- discontinue,
- dishevel,
- disjoin,
- disjoint,
- dislocate,
- disorder,
- disorganize,
- displace,
- disquiet,
- disturb,
- excite,
- ferment,
- flurry,
- fret,
- interrupt,
- jumble,
- knock galley-west,
- litter,
- luxate,
- mess,
- mess up,
- misarrange,
- mislay,
- misplace,
- muddle,
- muss,
- muss up,
- overturn,
- paddle,
- perturb,
- perturbate,
- replace,
- rile,
- ripple,
- roil,
- roughen,
- ruffle,
- rummage,
- rumple,
- scatter,
- shake,
- shake up,
- stir,
- stir up,
- swirl,
- tousle,
- trouble,
- unhinge,
- unjoint,
- unsettle,
- upset,
- whip,
- whip up,
- whisk,
- work up
- be disappointing,
- be unproductive,
- blow up,
- break,
- break down,
- burn out,
- cave in,
- collapse,
- come apart,
- come short,
- come to naught,
- come to nothing,
- come unstuck,
- conk out,
- crumble,
- decline,
- die,
- die away,
- die out,
- disintegrate,
- droop,
- drop,
- explode,
- fade,
- fail,
- fail miserably,
- faint,
- fall down,
- fall flat,
- fall short,
- fall through,
- fizz out,
- fizzle,
- flag,
- flame out,
- get bogged down,
- get hung up,
- get mired,
- get nowhere,
- give out,
- give way,
- go downhill,
- go out,
- go phut,
- go soft,
- go to pieces,
- go wrong,
- hang fire,
- hang up,
- hit the skids,
- languish,
- lie fallow,
- misfire,
- not hack it,
- not make it,
- peg out,
- peter out,
- pine,
- poop out,
- sink,
- turn sour,
- weaken,
- wear away,
- wear thin,
- wilt,
- yield
- orient
collapse
- (poetic) eastern; "the orient sun"
- determine one's position with reference to another point
- cause to point; "Orient the house towards the West"
- be oriented; "The weather vane points North"; "the dancers toes pointed outward" related words >
- acclimate,
- acclimatize,
- accommodate,
- accustom,
- adapt,
- adjust,
- aglow,
- assess,
- beaming,
- beamy,
- blushing,
- break,
- break in,
- bright and sunny,
- burning,
- candescent,
- case harden,
- condition,
- confirm,
- domesticate,
- domesticize,
- east,
- eastern,
- establish,
- familiarize,
- fix,
- flushing,
- gentle,
- gleaming,
- gleamy,
- glinting,
- glowing,
- habituate,
- harden,
- housebreak,
- illuminant,
- incandescent,
- inure,
- irradiative,
- lamping,
- light as day,
- luciferous,
- lucific,
- luciform,
- luminant,
- luminative,
- luminiferous,
- luminificent,
- luminous,
- lustrous,
- naturalize,
- orient the map,
- oriental,
- orientate,
- radiant,
- rutilant,
- rutilous,
- season,
- shining,
- shiny,
- starbright,
- starlike,
- starry,
- streaming,
- suffused,
- sunny,
- sunshiny,
- tame,
- train,
- wont
- sextet
collapse
- a musical composition written for six performers
- six people considered as a unit
- a set of six similar things considered as a unit
- six performers or singers who perform together related words >
- German band,
- Hexateuch,
- Jewish star,
- Magen David,
- Philharmonic,
- Spenserian stanza,
- antistrophe,
- band,
- big band,
- bipartisanship,
- book,
- brass,
- brass band,
- brass choir,
- brass quintet,
- brass section,
- brasses,
- burden,
- callithumpian band,
- canto,
- chamber orchestra,
- chorus,
- coaction,
- coadjuvancy,
- coadministration,
- coagency,
- cochairmanship,
- codirectorship,
- collaboration,
- collaborativeness,
- collectivism,
- collusion,
- combo,
- commensalism,
- common effort,
- common enterprise,
- communalism,
- communism,
- communitarianism,
- community,
- complicity,
- concert,
- concert band,
- concord,
- concordance,
- concurrence,
- cooperation,
- cooperativeness,
- couplet,
- desks,
- distich,
- dixieland band,
- duet,
- duettino,
- duo,
- duumvirate,
- ecumenicalism,
- ecumenicism,
- ecumenism,
- ensemble,
- ensemble music,
- ensemble singing,
- envoi,
- epode,
- esprit,
- esprit de corps,
- estoile,
- fellow feeling,
- fellowship,
- gamelan orchestra,
- group,
- half a dozen,
- harmony,
- heptastich,
- hexachord,
- hexad,
- hexagon,
- hexagram,
- hexahedron,
- hexameter,
- hexapod,
- hexapody,
- hexarchy,
- hexastich,
- hexastyle,
- jazz band,
- joining of forces,
- joint effort,
- joint operation,
- jug band,
- line,
- mass action,
- measure,
- military band,
- monostich,
- morale,
- mutual assistance,
- mutualism,
- mutuality,
- octastich,
- octave,
- octet,
- orchestra,
- ottava rima,
- part music,
- part singing,
- part song,
- pentastich,
- polyphonic music,
- pooling,
- pooling of resources,
- pulling together,
- quartet,
- quatrain,
- quintet,
- ragtime band,
- reciprocity,
- refrain,
- rhyme royal,
- rock-and-roll group,
- septet,
- septuor,
- sestet,
- sextuplet,
- sise,
- six,
- six-pointed star,
- sixer,
- skiffle band,
- solidarity,
- stanza,
- star of David,
- stave,
- steel band,
- strain,
- street band,
- string band,
- string choir,
- string orchestra,
- string quartet,
- strings,
- strophe,
- swing band,
- syllable,
- symbiosis,
- symphony,
- symphony orchestra,
- synergism,
- synergy,
- team spirit,
- teamwork,
- tercet,
- terza rima,
- terzet,
- terzetto,
- tetrastich,
- trio,
- triplet,
- tristich,
- triumvirate,
- troika,
- united action,
- verse,
- waits,
- woodwind,
- woodwind choir,
- woodwind quartet,
- woodwinds
- accompany
collapse
- go or travel along with; "The nurse accompanied the old lady everywhere" related words >
- agree,
- associate,
- associate with,
- assort with,
- attend,
- band together,
- be in phase,
- be in time,
- chaperon,
- chaperone,
- chord,
- coexist,
- coextend,
- coincide,
- combine,
- companion,
- concertize,
- concur,
- confederate,
- consociate,
- consort with,
- contemporize,
- convoy,
- couple with,
- do,
- escort,
- execute,
- flock together,
- go along with,
- go with,
- hang around with,
- herd together,
- interpret,
- isochronize,
- keep company with,
- keep in step,
- keep pace with,
- make music,
- match,
- perform,
- play,
- play by ear,
- render,
- run with,
- squire,
- symphonize,
- synchronize,
- time,
- usher,
- wait on
- paradiddle
collapse
- the sound of a drum (especially a snare drum) beaten rapidly and continuously related words >
- barrage,
- beat,
- beating,
- drum,
- drum music,
- drumbeat,
- drumfire,
- drumming,
- flutter,
- palpitation,
- patter,
- pitapat,
- pitter-patter,
- pound,
- pounding,
- pulsation,
- rat-a-tat,
- rat-tat,
- rat-tat-tat,
- rataplan,
- rattattoo,
- roll,
- rub-a-dub,
- ruff,
- ruffle,
- spatter,
- splutter,
- sputter,
- staccato,
- tat-tat,
- tattoo,
- throb,
- throbbing,
- thrum,
- thumping,
- tom-tom
- drumbeat
collapse
- a vehement and vociferous advocacy of a cause; "the warmongers kept up their drumbeat on Iraq"
- (military) the beating of a drum as a signal for lowering the flag at sundown related words >
- barrage,
- beat,
- beating,
- drum,
- drum music,
- drumfire,
- drumming,
- flutter,
- palpitation,
- paradiddle,
- patter,
- pitapat,
- pitter-patter,
- pound,
- pounding,
- pulsation,
- rat-a-tat,
- rat-tat,
- rat-tat-tat,
- rataplan,
- rattattoo,
- roll,
- rub-a-dub,
- ruff,
- ruffle,
- spatter,
- splutter,
- sputter,
- staccato,
- tat-tat,
- tattoo,
- throb,
- throbbing,
- thrum,
- thumping,
- tom-tom
- articulation,
- attack,
- bel canto,
- bravura,
- choral singing,
- coloratura,
- croon,
- crooning,
- delivery,
- diction,
- enunciation,
- folk singing,
- hum,
- humming,
- intonation,
- lyricism,
- mouth,
- mouthing,
- operatic singing,
- phonation,
- pronunciation,
- scat,
- scat singing,
- singing,
- sol-fa,
- sol-fa exercise,
- solfeggio,
- solmization,
- song,
- sounding,
- speaking,
- speech,
- tonic sol-fa,
- utterance,
- verbalization,
- vocal music,
- voice,
- voicing,
- warbling,
- yodel,
- yodeling
- rehearse
collapse
- engage in a rehearsal (of) related words >
- add up,
- allegorize,
- announce,
- apprentice,
- battologize,
- break,
- break in,
- break the news,
- breed,
- bring up,
- bring word,
- cast up,
- cipher up,
- condition,
- count up,
- cultivate,
- describe,
- detail,
- develop,
- discipline,
- drill,
- exercise,
- fable,
- fabulize,
- fetch up,
- fictionalize,
- figure up,
- fill,
- fit,
- foot up,
- form,
- foster,
- give a report,
- give an encore,
- give tidings of,
- go over,
- go through,
- groom,
- house-train,
- housebreak,
- improve,
- inform,
- inventory,
- itemize,
- iterate,
- lick into shape,
- mythicize,
- mythify,
- mythologize,
- narrate,
- novelize,
- nurse,
- nurture,
- pad,
- practice,
- prepare,
- put in tune,
- put to school,
- raise,
- ready,
- reaffirm,
- rear,
- reassert,
- recap,
- recapitulate,
- recite,
- reckon up,
- recount,
- rehash,
- reissue,
- reiterate,
- relate,
- repeat,
- report,
- reprint,
- restate,
- resume,
- retail,
- retell,
- review,
- reword,
- romance,
- rumor,
- run over,
- run through,
- say over,
- say over again,
- score up,
- send to school,
- state,
- storify,
- study,
- sum,
- sum up,
- summarize,
- summate,
- take in hand,
- tally up,
- tautologize,
- tell,
- tell a story,
- tot up,
- total,
- total up,
- tote up,
- train,
- unfold a tale,
- write up
- sunder
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- break apart or in two, using violence related words >
- amputate,
- atomize,
- ax,
- bisect,
- break to pieces,
- break up,
- butcher,
- carve,
- chop,
- cleave,
- cut,
- cut away,
- cut in two,
- cut off,
- demolish,
- dichotomize,
- disassemble,
- disintegrate,
- disjoin,
- disjoint,
- dismantle,
- dissect,
- dissever,
- disunite,
- divide,
- divorce,
- excise,
- fissure,
- fragment,
- gash,
- hack,
- halve,
- hew,
- incise,
- jigsaw,
- lance,
- make mincemeat of,
- pare,
- part,
- pick to pieces,
- prune,
- pull in pieces,
- pull to pieces,
- pulverize,
- reduce to rubble,
- rend,
- rive,
- saw,
- scissor,
- sever,
- shatter,
- slash,
- slice,
- slit,
- smash,
- snip,
- split,
- take apart,
- tear,
- tear apart,
- tear to pieces,
- tear to shreds,
- tear to tatters,
- total,
- unbuild,
- undo,
- unmake,
- whittle,
- wrack up,
- wreck
- tyrannize
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- rule or exercise power over (somebody) in a cruel and autocratic manner; "her husband and mother-in-law tyrannize her"
- rule a country as a tyrant related words >
- beat down,
- bend,
- break,
- break down,
- bring low,
- bring to terms,
- browbeat,
- bulldoze,
- bully,
- castrate,
- clamp down on,
- coerce,
- compel,
- conquer,
- cow,
- crush,
- daunt,
- despotize,
- dictate,
- dominate,
- domineer,
- domineer over,
- enslave,
- grind,
- grind down,
- henpeck,
- humble,
- humiliate,
- intimidate,
- keep down,
- keep under,
- lord it over,
- master,
- oppress,
- order about,
- overawe,
- overbear,
- overlord,
- overmaster,
- override,
- overwhelm,
- press heavy on,
- quell,
- reduce,
- repress,
- ride over,
- ride roughshod over,
- shackle,
- subdue,
- subjugate,
- suppress,
- terrorize,
- trample,
- trample down,
- trample underfoot,
- trample upon,
- tread down,
- tread underfoot,
- tread upon,
- tyrannize over,
- unman,
- walk all over,
- walk over,
- weigh heavy on
- playhouse
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- plaything consisting of a small model of a house that children can play inside of related words >
- Elizabethan theater,
- Globe Theatre,
- Greek theater,
- amphitheater,
- arena theater,
- auditorium,
- cabaret,
- circle theater,
- club,
- concert hall,
- cubby,
- cubbyhole,
- doghouse,
- hall,
- hole,
- house,
- little theater,
- music hall,
- night spot,
- nightclub,
- opera,
- opera house,
- outdoor theater,
- pigeonhole,
- pinch,
- showboat,
- theater,
- theater-in-the-round,
- theatron,
- tight spot,
- tight squeeze
- abrade,
- annihilate,
- atomize,
- bang,
- baste,
- batter,
- beat,
- bray,
- break into pieces,
- break to pieces,
- break up,
- brecciate,
- buck,
- buffet,
- cleave,
- comminute,
- contriturate,
- crash,
- crumb,
- crumble,
- crunch,
- crush,
- cut to pieces,
- decimate,
- demolish,
- destroy,
- devastate,
- diffuse,
- disassemble,
- disintegrate,
- dismantle,
- disperse,
- disrupt,
- drub,
- dynamite,
- fission,
- flail,
- flap,
- flour,
- fragment,
- grain,
- granulate,
- granulize,
- grate,
- grind,
- grind to powder,
- hammer,
- knock,
- lambaste,
- larrup,
- levigate,
- make mincemeat of,
- mash,
- maul,
- mill,
- mince,
- mull,
- paste,
- patter,
- pelt,
- pestle,
- pick to pieces,
- pommel,
- pound,
- powder,
- pull in pieces,
- pull to pieces,
- pummel,
- rap,
- reduce to powder,
- reduce to rubble,
- rend,
- rub out,
- ruin,
- scatter,
- scrunch,
- shard,
- shatter,
- shiver,
- shred,
- sledgehammer,
- smash,
- smash up,
- smatter,
- spank,
- splinter,
- split,
- squash,
- squish,
- sunder,
- take apart,
- tear apart,
- tear down,
- tear to pieces,
- tear to shreds,
- tear to tatters,
- thrash,
- thresh,
- thump,
- total,
- triturate,
- unbuild,
- undo,
- unmake,
- wallop,
- whip,
- wrack up,
- wreck
- recital
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- performance of music or dance especially by soloists
- a detailed account or description of something; "he was forced to listen to a recital of his many shortcomings"
- a detailed statement giving facts and figures; "his wife gave a recital of his infidelities" related words >
- Philharmonic concert,
- account,
- address,
- after-dinner speech,
- allocution,
- assignment,
- band concert,
- chalk talk,
- chamber concert,
- concert,
- copy,
- critique,
- debate,
- declamation,
- description,
- diatribe,
- discourse,
- disquisition,
- dwelling upon,
- elaboration,
- entertainment,
- enumeration,
- eulogy,
- exercise,
- exhortation,
- exposition,
- filibuster,
- forensic,
- forensic address,
- formal speech,
- funeral oration,
- going over,
- harangue,
- homework,
- homily,
- hortatory address,
- inaugural,
- inaugural address,
- instruction,
- interpretation,
- invective,
- iteration,
- jeremiad,
- lecture,
- lecture-demonstration,
- lesson,
- moral,
- moral lesson,
- morality,
- moralization,
- musical performance,
- musical program,
- musicale,
- narration,
- narrative,
- object lesson,
- oration,
- pep talk,
- performance,
- peroration,
- philharmonic,
- philippic,
- pitch,
- pop concert,
- pops,
- popular concert,
- practicing,
- preachment,
- prepared speech,
- prepared text,
- presentation,
- program,
- program of music,
- prom,
- promenade concert,
- public speech,
- reading,
- reaffirmation,
- recap,
- recapitulation,
- recitation,
- recountal,
- recounting,
- rehash,
- rehearsal,
- reissue,
- reiteration,
- relation,
- rendition,
- repetition,
- report,
- reprint,
- restatement,
- resume,
- retelling,
- review,
- sales talk,
- salutatory,
- salutatory address,
- say,
- screed,
- sermon,
- service of music,
- set speech,
- set task,
- show,
- skull session,
- speech,
- speechification,
- speeching,
- story,
- summary,
- summing up,
- symphony concert,
- tale-telling,
- talk,
- talkathon,
- task,
- teaching,
- telling,
- tirade,
- valediction,
- valedictory,
- valedictory address,
- version,
- yarn spinning
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