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- utter
collapse - express audibly; utter sounds (not necessarily words); "She let out a big heavy sigh"; "He uttered strange sounds that nobody could understand"
- put into circulation; "utter counterfeit currency" related words >
- absolute,
- admitting no exception,
- air,
- all-embracing,
- all-encompassing,
- all-out,
- all-pervading,
- arrant,
- articulate,
- bestrew,
- born,
- break it to,
- break the news,
- breathe,
- broad-based,
- broadcast,
- categorical,
- chime,
- chorus,
- circulate,
- circumfuse,
- classical,
- clean,
- clear,
- coin,
- come out with,
- communicate,
- complete,
- comprehensive,
- conclusive,
- confide,
- confide to,
- congenital,
- consummate,
- convey,
- counterfeit,
- crass,
- deal out,
- decided,
- decisive,
- deep-dyed,
- definite,
- definitive,
- deliver,
- demonetize,
- determinate,
- devaluate,
- devalue,
- diffract,
- diffuse,
- disclose,
- dispense,
- disperse,
- dispread,
- disseminate,
- distribute,
- diverge,
- divulgate,
- divulge,
- downright,
- dyed-in-the-wool,
- egregious,
- emit,
- entire,
- enunciate,
- evulgate,
- exhaustive,
- explicit,
- express,
- fan out,
- final,
- fixed,
- flagrant,
- flat,
- flat-out,
- fling off,
- forge,
- formulate,
- full,
- give,
- give expression,
- give out,
- give out with,
- give tongue,
- give utterance,
- give vent to,
- give voice,
- glaring,
- global,
- gross,
- impart,
- implicit,
- inappealable,
- indisputable,
- intact,
- integral,
- intensive,
- intolerable,
- issue,
- let get around,
- let in on,
- let out,
- lip,
- make known,
- mint,
- omnibus,
- omnipresent,
- out with,
- out-and-out,
- outright,
- overscatter,
- oversow,
- overspread,
- peremptory,
- perfect,
- pervasive,
- phonate,
- phrase,
- plain,
- plumb,
- positive,
- pour forth,
- precious,
- present,
- profound,
- pronounce,
- pronounced,
- propagate,
- proper,
- publish,
- pure,
- put forth,
- put in words,
- radiate,
- radical,
- raise,
- rank,
- regular,
- reissue,
- remonetize,
- retail,
- revalue,
- reveal,
- round,
- say,
- scatter,
- set forth,
- shattering,
- sheer,
- shocking,
- shove the queer,
- sound,
- sow,
- sow broadcast,
- splay,
- spread,
- spread out,
- stark,
- stark-staring,
- straight,
- straight-out,
- strew,
- superlative,
- surpassing,
- sweeping,
- tell,
- the veriest,
- thorough,
- thoroughgoing,
- through-and-through,
- throw off,
- total,
- ubiquitous,
- unbearable,
- uncircumscribed,
- unconditional,
- unconditioned,
- unconscionable,
- undeniable,
- undoubting,
- unequivocal,
- unhampered,
- unhesitating,
- universal,
- unlimited,
- unmistakable,
- unmitigated,
- unqualified,
- unquestioning,
- unrelieved,
- unreserved,
- unrestricted,
- unspoiled,
- unwaivable,
- vent,
- ventilate,
- verbalize,
- veritable,
- vocalize,
- voice,
- whisper,
- whole,
- wholesale,
- without exception,
- without reserve,
- word
- abut on,
- affirm,
- allege,
- announce,
- annunciate,
- argue,
- assert,
- assever,
- asseverate,
- aver,
- avouch,
- avow,
- be based on,
- be contingent on,
- be dependent on,
- be incumbent on,
- be predicated on,
- bear on,
- bestraddle,
- bestride,
- brook no denial,
- contend,
- declare,
- depend,
- depend on,
- enunciate,
- express,
- hang,
- hang on,
- have,
- hinge,
- hinge on,
- hold,
- insist,
- insist on,
- insist upon,
- issue a manifesto,
- lay down,
- lean on,
- lie on,
- lie with,
- maintain,
- manifesto,
- perch,
- persist,
- predicate,
- press,
- proclaim,
- profess,
- pronounce,
- protest,
- put,
- put it,
- rely on,
- repose on,
- rest,
- rest on,
- rest with,
- revolve on,
- ride,
- say,
- set down,
- sit on,
- speak,
- speak out,
- speak up,
- stand for,
- state,
- stick to,
- straddle,
- stride,
- submit,
- take no denial,
- turn on,
- turn upon,
- urge
- accessible,
- admissive,
- amenable,
- broad-minded,
- freethinking,
- impressionable,
- influenceable,
- latitudinarian,
- liberal,
- libertarian,
- libertine,
- malleable,
- movable,
- open,
- persuadable,
- persuasible,
- pervious,
- plastic,
- pliable,
- pliant,
- receptive,
- responsive,
- suasible,
- suggestible,
- susceptible,
- swayable,
- tolerant,
- unbigoted,
- weak
- High Church
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- a group in the Anglican Church that emphasizes the Catholic tradition (especially in sacraments and rituals and obedience to church authority) related words >
- sustained
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- maintained at length without interruption or weakening; "sustained flight" related words >
- abiding,
- based on,
- bolstered,
- borne,
- braced,
- buttressed,
- ceaseless,
- changeless,
- chattering,
- constant,
- continual,
- continued,
- continuing,
- continuous,
- durable,
- enduring,
- even,
- firm,
- fixed,
- founded on,
- frozen,
- grounded on,
- guyed,
- held,
- immobile,
- immutable,
- incessant,
- indefatigable,
- intact,
- interminable,
- inviolate,
- lasting,
- level,
- machine gun,
- maintained,
- oscillating,
- perennial,
- permanent,
- perpetual,
- persistent,
- prolonged,
- propped,
- pulsating,
- quiescent,
- rapid,
- regular,
- remaining,
- repeated,
- rigid,
- shored up,
- solid,
- stable,
- staccato,
- static,
- stationary,
- stayed,
- staying,
- steadfast,
- steady,
- sticking,
- stuttering,
- supported,
- torpid,
- unaltered,
- unbroken,
- unceasing,
- unchangeable,
- unchanged,
- unchanging,
- unchecked,
- undestroyed,
- undying,
- unfading,
- unfailing,
- uniform,
- unintermitted,
- unintermittent,
- unintermitting,
- uninterrupted,
- unremitting,
- unshifting,
- unstopped,
- unvaried,
- unvarying,
- upheld,
- vibrating
- broad
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- slang term for a woman; "a broad is a woman who can throw a mean punch"
- showing or characterized by broad-mindedness; "a broad political stance"; "generous and broad sympathies"; "a liberal newspaper"; "tolerant of his opponent's opinions"
- lacking subtlety; obvious; "gave us a broad hint that it was time to leave"
- not detailed or specific; "a broad rule"; "the broad outlines of the plan"; "felt an unspecific dread"
- (of speech) heavily and noticeably regional; "a broad southern accent"
- very large in expanse or scope; "a broad lawn"; "the wide plains"; "a spacious view"; "spacious skies" related words >
- Jane,
- Jezebel,
- abstract,
- accented,
- aleatoric,
- aleatory,
- alveolar,
- amorphous,
- ample,
- amplitudinous,
- apical,
- apico-alveolar,
- apico-dental,
- approximate,
- articulated,
- artless,
- assimilated,
- babe,
- baby,
- back,
- bad woman,
- baggage,
- barytone,
- biddy,
- bilabial,
- bimbo,
- bird,
- bitch,
- bland,
- blobby,
- blue,
- bluff,
- blunt,
- blurred,
- blurry,
- bright,
- broad-based,
- broad-gauged,
- broad-minded,
- broad-shouldered,
- brusque,
- burlesque,
- cacuminal,
- candid,
- capacious,
- catholic,
- central,
- cerebral,
- chance,
- chancy,
- chaotic,
- checked,
- chick,
- chippy,
- clear,
- clitoromaniac,
- close,
- coarse,
- cocotte,
- collective,
- colleen,
- comic,
- comical,
- commodious,
- comprehensive,
- confused,
- consonant,
- consonantal,
- continuant,
- cookie,
- copious,
- cosmopolitan,
- cutie,
- dame,
- damoiselle,
- damsel,
- deep,
- demoiselle,
- dental,
- diffuse,
- direct,
- dirty,
- disordered,
- dissimilated,
- doll,
- dorsal,
- downright,
- drab,
- earthy,
- easy lay,
- easy woman,
- ecumenical,
- ecumenistic,
- emphatic,
- evident,
- expansive,
- explicit,
- extended,
- extending,
- extensive,
- far-embracing,
- far-extending,
- far-flung,
- far-flying,
- far-going,
- far-ranging,
- far-reaching,
- farcical,
- featureless,
- filly,
- filthy,
- flat,
- floozy,
- foggy,
- forthright,
- frail,
- frail sister,
- frank,
- frankhearted,
- free,
- free-speaking,
- free-spoken,
- free-tongued,
- front,
- full,
- fuzzy,
- gal,
- general,
- generalized,
- generic,
- generous,
- genuine,
- girl,
- girlie,
- glide,
- glossal,
- glottal,
- grisette,
- gross,
- gutter,
- guttural,
- hard,
- harridan,
- hazy,
- heart-to-heart,
- heavy,
- heifer,
- hen,
- high,
- hit-or-miss,
- hoyden,
- hussy,
- hysteromaniac,
- ill-defined,
- imprecise,
- improper,
- inaccurate,
- inchoate,
- inclusive,
- incoherent,
- indecent,
- indecisive,
- indefinable,
- indefinite,
- indelicate,
- indeterminable,
- indeterminate,
- indiscriminate,
- indistinct,
- inelegant,
- inexact,
- infinite,
- ingenuous,
- intonated,
- jade,
- jeune fille,
- jill,
- junior miss,
- labial,
- labiodental,
- labiovelar,
- large,
- large-scale,
- lascivious,
- lass,
- lassie,
- lateral,
- latitudinarian,
- lax,
- lewd,
- liberal,
- light,
- lingual,
- liquid,
- little missy,
- loose,
- loose woman,
- low,
- mademoiselle,
- maid,
- maiden,
- main,
- mid,
- minx,
- miss,
- missy,
- mock-heroic,
- monophthongal,
- muted,
- narrow,
- nasal,
- nasalized,
- nebulous,
- neutral,
- noninsular,
- nonspecific,
- number,
- nymphet,
- nympho,
- nymphomaniac,
- obscene,
- obscure,
- obvious,
- occlusive,
- off color,
- open,
- openhearted,
- orderless,
- outspoken,
- oxytone,
- palatal,
- palatalized,
- pharyngeal,
- pharyngealized,
- phonemic,
- phonetic,
- phonic,
- pickup,
- piece,
- pitch,
- pitched,
- plain,
- plain-spoken,
- pornographic,
- posttonic,
- pronounced,
- quean,
- random,
- rank,
- raw,
- retroflex,
- romp,
- roomy,
- rough,
- round,
- rounded,
- rude,
- schoolgirl,
- schoolmaid,
- schoolmiss,
- semivowel,
- shadowed forth,
- shadowy,
- shapeless,
- sincere,
- skirt,
- slapstick,
- slip,
- slut,
- soft,
- sonant,
- spacious,
- spacious of mind,
- spread out,
- spreading,
- stochastic,
- stopped,
- straight,
- straight-out,
- straightforward,
- stressed,
- strong,
- strumpet,
- subdeb,
- subdebutante,
- subteen,
- subteener,
- surd,
- sweeping,
- syllabic,
- tart,
- teenybopper,
- tense,
- thick,
- throaty,
- titillating,
- tolerant,
- tomato,
- tomboy,
- tonal,
- tonic,
- tragicomic,
- transparent,
- trollop,
- trull,
- twangy,
- unaccented,
- unbigoted,
- uncharacterized,
- unchecked,
- unclear,
- unconcealed,
- unconstrained,
- uncouth,
- undefined,
- undestined,
- undetermined,
- undifferentiated,
- undisguised,
- unequivocal,
- unfanatical,
- ungentlemanly,
- unguarded,
- unhidebound,
- unladylike,
- unparochial,
- unplain,
- unprovincial,
- unrefined,
- unreserved,
- unrestrained,
- unrounded,
- unshaded,
- unspecific,
- unspecified,
- unstressed,
- unsubtle,
- uteromaniac,
- vague,
- vast,
- veiled,
- velar,
- virgin,
- vocalic,
- vocoid,
- voiced,
- voiceless,
- voluminous,
- vowel,
- vowellike,
- vulgar,
- wanton,
- weak,
- wench,
- wholesale,
- whore,
- wide,
- wide-banked,
- wide-bottomed,
- wide-branched,
- wide-breasted,
- wide-brimmed,
- wide-eared,
- wide-extended,
- wide-extending,
- wide-faced,
- wide-framed,
- wide-hipped,
- wide-leaved,
- wide-lipped,
- wide-minded,
- wide-nosed,
- wide-petaled,
- wide-ranging,
- wide-reaching,
- wide-rimmed,
- wide-roving,
- wide-set,
- wide-spaced,
- wide-spanned,
- wide-streeted,
- wide-stretching,
- wide-tracked,
- wide-wayed,
- wide-winged,
- widespread,
- woman,
- young creature,
- young thing
- advanced
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- (of societies) highly developed especially in technology or industry; "advanced societies"; "an advanced country technologically"
- far along in time; "a man of advanced age"; "advanced in years"; "a ripe old age"; "the ripe age of 90"
- ahead in development; complex or intricate; "advanced technology"; "a sophisticated electronic control system"
- at a higher level in training or knowledge or skill; "an advanced degree"; "an advanced text in physics"; "special seminars for small groups of advanced students at the University"
- farther along in physical or mental development; "the child's skeletal age was classified as `advanced'"; "children in the advanced classes in elementary school read far above grade average"
- ahead of the times; "the advanced teaching methods"; "had advanced views on the subject"; "a forward-looking corporation"; "is British industry innovative enough?" related words >
- a bit previous,
- a la mode,
- advanced in life,
- advanced in years,
- adventurous,
- aged,
- along in years,
- ameliorated,
- ancient,
- avant-garde,
- beautified,
- bettered,
- broad,
- broad-minded,
- civilized,
- contemporary,
- converted,
- cultivated,
- cultured,
- daring,
- developed,
- educated,
- elderly,
- embellished,
- enhanced,
- enriched,
- exploratory,
- far ahead,
- far out,
- fashionable,
- forward,
- forward-looking,
- gray,
- gray with age,
- gray-haired,
- gray-headed,
- grown old,
- half-baked,
- half-cocked,
- hasty,
- hoar,
- hoary,
- ill-considered,
- improved,
- impulsive,
- in,
- inaugural,
- mod,
- modern,
- modernistic,
- modernized,
- modish,
- newfashioned,
- not firm,
- now,
- old,
- old as Methuselah,
- original,
- overhasty,
- oversoon,
- patriarchal,
- perfected,
- polished,
- preceding,
- precipitate,
- precocious,
- preliminary,
- premature,
- present-day,
- present-time,
- previous,
- progressive,
- radical,
- refined,
- reformed,
- rushed,
- senectuous,
- streamlined,
- tolerant,
- too early,
- too soon,
- transfigured,
- transformed,
- twentieth-century,
- ultra-ultra,
- ultramodern,
- uncrystallized,
- unjelled,
- unmatured,
- unmeditated,
- unpremeditated,
- unprepared,
- unripe,
- untimely,
- up-to-date,
- up-to-datish,
- up-to-the-minute,
- venerable,
- venturesome,
- way out,
- white,
- white with age,
- white-bearded,
- white-crowned,
- white-haired,
- wide,
- wrinkled,
- wrinkly,
- years old
- vaulter
collapse
- an athlete who jumps over a high crossbar with the aid of a long pole related words >
- muscular
collapse
- having or suggesting great physical power or force; "the muscular and passionate Fifth Symphony"
- of or relating to or consisting of muscle; "muscular contraction" related words >
- Herculean,
- able-bodied,
- athletic,
- beefy,
- brawny,
- broad-shouldered,
- burly,
- elastic,
- fibrous,
- flexible,
- husky,
- mighty,
- muscle-bound,
- powerful,
- resilient,
- robust,
- ropy,
- rugged,
- sinewy,
- springy,
- stalwart,
- stout,
- strapping,
- stringy,
- strong,
- sturdy,
- supple,
- thewy,
- thickset,
- well-built,
- well-knit,
- well-set,
- well-set-up,
- wiry
- all sorts,
- assemblage,
- assortment,
- broad spectrum,
- conglomeration,
- gallimaufry,
- hash,
- hodgepodge,
- hotchpot,
- hotchpotch,
- jumble,
- magpie,
- mash,
- medley,
- mess,
- mingle-mangle,
- miscellany,
- mishmash,
- mix,
- mixed bag,
- odds and ends,
- olio,
- olla podrida,
- omnium-gatherum,
- pasticcio,
- pastiche,
- patchwork,
- potpourri,
- salad,
- salmagundi,
- sauce,
- scramble,
- stew,
- what you will
- all sorts,
- assemblage,
- assortment,
- broad spectrum,
- conglomeration,
- gallimaufry,
- hash,
- hodgepodge,
- hotchpot,
- hotchpotch,
- jumble,
- magpie,
- mash,
- medley,
- melange,
- mess,
- mingle-mangle,
- miscellany,
- mishmash,
- mix,
- odds and ends,
- olio,
- olla podrida,
- omnium-gatherum,
- pasticcio,
- pastiche,
- patchwork,
- potpourri,
- salad,
- salmagundi,
- sauce,
- scramble,
- stew,
- what you will
- thickset
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- planted or growing close together; "thickset trees" related words >
- able-bodied,
- adipose,
- athletic,
- beefy,
- big-bellied,
- bloated,
- blocky,
- blowzy,
- bosomy,
- brawny,
- broad-bodied,
- broad-shouldered,
- bulky,
- bullnecked,
- burly,
- buxom,
- chubby,
- chunky,
- close,
- close-knit,
- close-textured,
- close-woven,
- coarse,
- compact,
- compacted,
- compressed,
- concentrated,
- concrete,
- condensed,
- congested,
- consolidated,
- corpulent,
- crammed,
- crammed full,
- crass,
- crowded,
- dense,
- distended,
- dumpy,
- fat,
- fattish,
- firm,
- fleshy,
- full,
- full-bodied,
- gluey,
- gross,
- hard,
- heavy,
- heavyset,
- hefty,
- hippy,
- impenetrable,
- impermeable,
- imposing,
- jam-packed,
- jammed,
- lusty,
- massive,
- meaty,
- muscle-bound,
- muscular,
- nonporous,
- obese,
- overweight,
- packed,
- paunchy,
- plump,
- podgy,
- portly,
- potbellied,
- pudgy,
- puffy,
- pug,
- pugged,
- pursy,
- retrousse,
- roly-poly,
- rotund,
- serried,
- sinewy,
- snub-nosed,
- solid,
- square,
- squat,
- squattish,
- squatty,
- stalwart,
- stocky,
- stout,
- strapping,
- stubbed,
- stubby,
- stumpy,
- substantial,
- swollen,
- thewy,
- thick,
- thick-bodied,
- thick-growing,
- three-dimensional,
- top-heavy,
- tubby,
- turned-up,
- viscid,
- viscose,
- viscous,
- well-built,
- well-fed,
- well-knit,
- well-set,
- well-set-up,
- wiry
- big person,
- broad-gauge person,
- ecumenicist,
- esprit fort,
- free lance,
- free spirit,
- free trader,
- humanist,
- independent,
- individualist,
- isolationist,
- latitudinarian,
- liberal,
- liberalist,
- libertarian,
- libertine,
- mugwump,
- neutral,
- nonpartisan,
- rugged individualist,
- secular humanist,
- third force,
- third world
- presumptive
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- affording reasonable grounds for belief or acceptance; "presumptive evidence"; "a strong presumptive case is made out"
- having a reasonable basis for belief or acceptance; "the presumptive heir (or heir apparent)" related words >
- absolute,
- acceptable,
- accounted as,
- adducible,
- admissible,
- alleged,
- apt,
- assumed,
- assumptive,
- attestative,
- attestive,
- authentic,
- based on,
- believable,
- certain,
- circumstantial,
- conceivable,
- conclusive,
- conjectured,
- convincing,
- credible,
- cumulative,
- damning,
- decisive,
- deemed,
- determinative,
- documentary,
- documented,
- evidential,
- evidentiary,
- ex parte,
- eye-witness,
- factual,
- fair,
- final,
- firsthand,
- foreseeable,
- founded on,
- given,
- granted,
- grounded on,
- hearsay,
- hopeful,
- implicit,
- in the cards,
- incontrovertible,
- indicative,
- indisputable,
- inferred,
- irrefutable,
- irresistible,
- justifiable,
- liable,
- likely,
- material,
- nuncupative,
- odds-on,
- overwhelming,
- plausible,
- postulated,
- postulational,
- predicated,
- predictable,
- predictable within limits,
- predicted,
- premised,
- presumable,
- presumed,
- probable,
- probative,
- promising,
- putative,
- rational,
- reasonable,
- reliable,
- reputed,
- sensible,
- significant,
- sound,
- statistically probable,
- suggestive,
- supposed,
- suppositional,
- supposititious,
- suppositive,
- sure,
- symptomatic,
- taken for granted,
- telling,
- tenable,
- understood,
- valid,
- verisimilar,
- weighty
- Jezebel,
- bad woman,
- baggage,
- bitch,
- broad,
- chippy,
- clitoromaniac,
- cocotte,
- drab,
- easy lay,
- easy woman,
- frail sister,
- grisette,
- harridan,
- hussy,
- hysteromaniac,
- jade,
- loose woman,
- nymph,
- nymphet,
- nympho,
- nymphomaniac,
- pickup,
- quean,
- slut,
- strumpet,
- tart,
- trollop,
- trull,
- uteromaniac,
- wanton,
- wench,
- whore
- Jezebel,
- bad woman,
- baggage,
- bitch,
- broad,
- clitoromaniac,
- cocotte,
- drab,
- easy lay,
- easy woman,
- floozy,
- frail sister,
- grisette,
- harridan,
- hussy,
- hysteromaniac,
- jade,
- loose woman,
- nymph,
- nymphet,
- nympho,
- nymphomaniac,
- pickup,
- quean,
- slut,
- strumpet,
- tart,
- trollop,
- trull,
- uteromaniac,
- wanton,
- wench,
- whore
- eyewitness
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- a spectator who can describe what happened
- be present at an event and see it with one's own eyes related words >
- TV-viewer,
- absolute,
- adducible,
- admissible,
- attestant,
- attestative,
- attestator,
- attester,
- attestive,
- authentic,
- based on,
- beholder,
- bird-watcher,
- bystander,
- certain,
- circumstantial,
- cojuror,
- compurgator,
- conclusive,
- convincing,
- cumulative,
- damning,
- decisive,
- deponent,
- determinative,
- documentary,
- documented,
- drugstore cowboy,
- earwitness,
- evidential,
- evidentiary,
- ex parte,
- eye-witness,
- factual,
- final,
- firsthand,
- founded on,
- gaper,
- gazer,
- gazer-on,
- girl-watcher,
- goggler,
- grounded on,
- hearsay,
- implicit,
- incontrovertible,
- indicative,
- indisputable,
- informant,
- informer,
- irrefutable,
- irresistible,
- kibitzer,
- looker,
- looker-on,
- material,
- nuncupative,
- observer,
- ogler,
- onlooker,
- overwhelming,
- passerby,
- perceiver,
- percipient,
- presumptive,
- probative,
- reliable,
- seer,
- sidewalk superintendent,
- significant,
- spectator,
- spectatress,
- spectatrix,
- suggestive,
- sure,
- swearer,
- symptomatic,
- televiewer,
- television-viewer,
- telling,
- testifier,
- valid,
- video-gazer,
- viewer,
- voucher,
- watcher,
- weighty,
- witness
- sunbeam
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- a ray of sunlight related words >
- accessible,
- adaptable,
- adjustable,
- all-inclusive,
- ambidextrous,
- amphibious,
- at hand,
- available,
- broad,
- complete,
- comprehensive,
- consummate,
- convenient,
- extensive,
- flexible,
- general,
- generally capable,
- global,
- handy,
- inclusive,
- many-sided,
- mobile,
- of all work,
- on call,
- on deck,
- on hand,
- on tap,
- overall,
- panoramic,
- ready,
- resourceful,
- supple,
- sweeping,
- synoptic,
- to hand,
- two-handed,
- versatile,
- wide,
- wide-ranging
- grin
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- to draw back the lips and reveal the teeth, in a smile, grimace, or snarl related words >
- Alcaic,
- Anacreontic,
- Castalian,
- Homeric,
- Hudibrastic,
- Pierian,
- Pindaric,
- Theocritean,
- bardic,
- broad,
- bucolic,
- burlesque,
- comic,
- comical,
- didactic,
- dithyrambic,
- dramatic,
- eclogic,
- elegiac,
- epic,
- farcical,
- heroic,
- idyllic,
- narrative,
- pastoral,
- poetic,
- poetico-mystical,
- poetico-mythological,
- poetico-philosophic,
- poetlike,
- rhapsodic,
- runic,
- sapphic,
- skaldic,
- slapstick,
- tragicomic
- sunlight
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- the rays of the sun; "the shingles were weathered by the sun and wind" related words >
- nonrestrictive
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- not limiting the reference of a modified word or phrase; "the nonrestrictive clause in `I always buy his books, which have influenced me greatly,' refers to his books generally and adds an additional fact about them" related words >
- broad-minded,
- culpably negligent,
- derelict,
- freethinking,
- inadvertent,
- inattentive,
- laissez-faire,
- latitudinarian,
- lax,
- liberal,
- libertarian,
- libertine,
- loose,
- neglectful,
- neglecting,
- negligent,
- noninterfering,
- off-guard,
- open-minded,
- overly permissive,
- permissive,
- procrastinating,
- relaxed,
- remiss,
- scamping,
- skimping,
- slack,
- slighting,
- slurring,
- tolerant,
- unbigoted,
- uncircumspect,
- unguarded,
- unrigorous,
- unwary,
- unwatchful
- bare,
- barren,
- bony,
- broad,
- deficient,
- emaciated,
- exiguous,
- gaunt,
- general,
- half-starved,
- inadequate,
- indefinite,
- infertile,
- insufficient,
- lean,
- loose,
- measly,
- paltry,
- pathetic,
- piddling,
- plain,
- poor,
- puny,
- scant,
- scanty,
- scrawny,
- scrimpy,
- simple,
- simplified,
- skimpy,
- skinny,
- spare,
- sparse,
- starving,
- thin,
- trifling,
- unadorned,
- underfed,
- undernourished,
- unelaborate,
- unembellished,
- unfruitful,
- unproductive,
- vague
- hopper
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- funnel-shaped receptacle; contents pass by gravity into a receptacle below
- someone who hops; "at hopscotch, the best hoppers are the children" related words >
- broad jumper,
- bucking bronco,
- buckjumper,
- cicada,
- cicala,
- cricket,
- dog-day cicada,
- flea,
- frog,
- gazelle,
- goat,
- grasshopper,
- high jumper,
- hoppergrass,
- hurdle racer,
- hurdler,
- jackrabbit,
- jumper,
- jumping bean,
- jumping jack,
- kangaroo,
- leaper,
- locust,
- pole vaulter,
- salmon,
- stag,
- sunfisher,
- timber topper,
- vaulter
- evidential
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- serving as or based on evidence; "evidential signs of a forced entry"; "its evidentiary value" related words >
- Christophanic,
- Satanophanic,
- absolute,
- adducible,
- admissible,
- angelophanic,
- appearing,
- attestative,
- attestive,
- authentic,
- based on,
- certain,
- circumstantial,
- conclusive,
- connotative,
- convincing,
- cumulative,
- damning,
- decisive,
- demonstrating,
- demonstrative,
- denominative,
- denotative,
- designative,
- determinative,
- diagnostic,
- disclosive,
- displaying,
- documentary,
- documented,
- emblematic,
- epiphanic,
- evidentiary,
- evincive,
- ex parte,
- exhibitive,
- expositional,
- expository,
- expressive,
- eye-witness,
- factual,
- figural,
- figurative,
- final,
- firsthand,
- founded on,
- grounded on,
- hearsay,
- identifying,
- ideographic,
- idiosyncratic,
- implicative,
- implicit,
- incarnating,
- incarnational,
- incontrovertible,
- indicating,
- indicative,
- indicatory,
- indisputable,
- individual,
- irrefutable,
- irresistible,
- manifestative,
- material,
- materializing,
- meaningful,
- metaphorical,
- naming,
- nuncupative,
- overwhelming,
- pathognomonic,
- peculiar,
- pneumatophanic,
- presentational,
- presumptive,
- probative,
- promulgatory,
- reliable,
- representative,
- revelational,
- revelatory,
- semantic,
- semiotic,
- showing,
- signalizing,
- significant,
- significative,
- signifying,
- suggestive,
- sure,
- symbolic,
- symbolistic,
- symbological,
- symptomatic,
- symptomatologic,
- telling,
- theophanic,
- typical,
- valid,
- weighty
- encyclopedic
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- broad in scope or content; "encyclopedic knowledge" related words >
- abstruse,
- across-the-board,
- all-comprehensive,
- all-embracing,
- all-inclusive,
- blanket,
- broad,
- civilized,
- compendious,
- complete,
- comprehensive,
- cultivated,
- cultured,
- deep,
- discursive,
- educated,
- erudite,
- exhaustive,
- extensive,
- general,
- global,
- inclusive,
- learned,
- lettered,
- literate,
- omnibus,
- over-all,
- panoramic,
- pansophic,
- polyhistoric,
- polymath,
- polymathic,
- profound,
- scholarly,
- scholastic,
- studious,
- sweeping,
- synoptic,
- thorough,
- total,
- universal,
- whole,
- wide-ranging,
- wise,
- without exception,
- without omission
- simper
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- a silly self-conscious smile related words >
- hearsay
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- heard through another rather than directly; "hearsay information" related words >
- absolute,
- adducible,
- admissible,
- attestative,
- attestive,
- authentic,
- based on,
- bruit,
- buzz,
- canard,
- certain,
- circumstantial,
- circumstantial evidence,
- collateral evidence,
- common talk,
- conclusive,
- convincing,
- corpus delicti,
- cry,
- cumulative,
- cumulative evidence,
- damning,
- decisive,
- determinative,
- direct evidence,
- documentary,
- documentary evidence,
- documented,
- evidence in chief,
- evidential,
- evidentiary,
- ex parte,
- ex parte evidence,
- extrinsic evidence,
- eye-witness,
- factual,
- final,
- firsthand,
- flying rumor,
- founded on,
- gossip,
- grapevine,
- grounded on,
- hearsay evidence,
- idea afloat,
- implicit,
- incontrovertible,
- incriminating evidence,
- indicative,
- indirect evidence,
- indisputable,
- intrinsic evidence,
- irrefutable,
- irresistible,
- latrine rumor,
- material,
- news stirring,
- nuncupative,
- on-dit,
- oral evidence,
- overwhelming,
- presumptive,
- presumptive evidence,
- prima facie evidence,
- probative,
- reliable,
- report,
- roorback,
- rumble,
- rumor,
- scuttlebutt,
- significant,
- suggestive,
- sure,
- symptomatic,
- talk,
- telling,
- town talk,
- unconfirmed report,
- valid,
- weighty,
- whisper,
- word-of-mouth evidence
- aspersion,
- attaint,
- badge of infamy,
- bar sinister,
- baton,
- bend sinister,
- black eye,
- blot,
- blur,
- brand,
- broad arrow,
- censure,
- champain,
- disparagement,
- imputation,
- mark of Cain,
- onus,
- pillorying,
- point champain,
- reflection,
- reprimand,
- reproach,
- slur,
- smear,
- smirch,
- smudge,
- smutch,
- spot,
- stain,
- stigma,
- stigmatism,
- stigmatization,
- taint,
- tarnish
- jackrabbit
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- large hare of western North America
- go forward or start with a fast, sudden movement related words >
- Belgian hare,
- broad jumper,
- buck,
- bucking bronco,
- buckjumper,
- bunny,
- cottontail,
- doe,
- flea,
- frog,
- gazelle,
- goat,
- grasshopper,
- hare,
- high jumper,
- hopper,
- hurdle racer,
- hurdler,
- jumper,
- jumping bean,
- jumping jack,
- kangaroo,
- lapin,
- leaper,
- leporide,
- leveret,
- pole vaulter,
- rabbit,
- salmon,
- stag,
- sunfisher,
- timber topper,
- vaulter
- liberalism
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- an economic theory advocating free competition and a self-regulating market and the gold standard
- a political orientation that favors progress and reform related words >
- broad-mindedness,
- capitalism,
- catholicity,
- free competition,
- free enterprise,
- free thought,
- free trade,
- freethinking,
- isolationism,
- laissez-aller,
- laissez-faire,
- laissez-faireism,
- latitudinarianism,
- left,
- left wing,
- leftism,
- let-alone policy,
- let-alone principle,
- liberality,
- liberalness,
- liberation,
- libertarianism,
- libertinism,
- noninterference,
- nonintervention,
- open-mindedness,
- progressivism,
- self-regulating market,
- tolerance,
- toleration,
- unbigotedness
- Jezebel,
- bad woman,
- baggage,
- bitch,
- broad,
- chippy,
- clitoromaniac,
- cocotte,
- coquette,
- drab,
- easy lay,
- easy woman,
- flirt,
- floozy,
- frail sister,
- gold digger,
- grisette,
- harridan,
- hussy,
- hysteromaniac,
- jade,
- jezebel,
- loose woman,
- nymphet,
- nympho,
- nymphomaniac,
- pickup,
- quean,
- slattern,
- slut,
- tart,
- tramp,
- trollop,
- trull,
- uteromaniac,
- vamp,
- wanton,
- wench,
- whore
- smirk
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- a smile expressing smugness or scorn instead of pleasure
- smile affectedly or derisively related words >
- beam,
- bridle,
- bright smile,
- broad grin,
- crack a smile,
- ear-to-ear grin,
- fleer,
- gleaming smile,
- glowing smile,
- grimace,
- grin,
- grinning,
- idiotic grin,
- leer,
- mince,
- mince it,
- prink,
- sardonic grin,
- scornful laugh,
- simper,
- smile,
- smile brightly,
- smiling,
- sneer,
- snicker,
- snigger,
- snort,
- stupid grin,
- toothful grin
- slapstick
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- acoustic device consisting of two paddles hinged together; used by an actor to make a loud noise without inflicting injury when striking someone
- a boisterous comedy with chases and collisions and practical jokes
- characterized by horseplay and physical action; "slapstick style of humor" related words >
- Atticism,
- Thalia,
- acting,
- agile wit,
- arlequinade,
- black comedy,
- black humor,
- bladder,
- broad,
- broad comedy,
- buffoonery,
- burlesque,
- burletta,
- business,
- camp,
- campy,
- cap and bells,
- caricature,
- characterization,
- comedie bouffe,
- comedie larmoyante,
- comedie rosse,
- comedietta,
- comedy,
- comedy ballet,
- comedy of humors,
- comedy of ideas,
- comedy of intrigue,
- comedy of manners,
- comedy of situation,
- comedy relief,
- comic,
- comic muse,
- comic opera,
- comic relief,
- comical,
- coxcomb,
- dark comedy,
- domestic comedy,
- dry wit,
- esprit,
- exode,
- farce,
- farce comedy,
- farcical,
- gag,
- genteel comedy,
- ham,
- hammy acting,
- harlequinade,
- high camp,
- hoke,
- hokum,
- humor,
- impersonation,
- irony,
- lampoon,
- light,
- light comedy,
- low camp,
- low comedy,
- mime,
- mimesis,
- mimicking,
- mimicry,
- miming,
- mock-heroic,
- motley,
- mummery,
- musical,
- musical comedy,
- nimble wit,
- opera buffa,
- overacting,
- pantomiming,
- parody,
- patter,
- performance,
- performing,
- personation,
- playacting,
- playing,
- pleasantry,
- portrayal,
- pretty wit,
- projection,
- quick wit,
- raw comedy,
- ready wit,
- realistic comedy,
- representation,
- romantic comedy,
- salt,
- sarcasm,
- satire,
- satyr play,
- savor of wit,
- sentimental comedy,
- situation comedy,
- slapstick comedy,
- slapstick humor,
- sock,
- squib,
- stage business,
- stage directions,
- stage presence,
- stunt,
- subtle wit,
- taking a role,
- tragicomedy,
- tragicomic,
- travesty,
- visual humor,
- wit
- big,
- broad,
- bumper,
- considerable,
- diffuse,
- extensive,
- far-embracing,
- far-extending,
- far-flung,
- far-flying,
- far-going,
- far-ranging,
- far-reaching,
- goodly,
- grand,
- great,
- healthy,
- hefty,
- indiscriminate,
- large,
- liberal,
- major,
- man-sized,
- numerous,
- sizable,
- substantial,
- sweeping,
- tall,
- tidy,
- wholesale,
- wide,
- wide-extended,
- wide-extending,
- wide-ranging,
- wide-reaching,
- wide-stretching,
- widespread
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