Related Words:
- jointly
collapse - in conjunction with; combined; "our salaries put together couldn't pay for the damage"; "we couldn't pay for the damages with all our salaries put together"
- in collaboration or cooperation; "this paper was written jointly" related words >
- all at once,
- all together,
- as one,
- as one man,
- at once,
- back to back,
- cheek by jowl,
- coactively,
- coefficiently,
- collectively,
- combinedly,
- commonly,
- communally,
- concertedly,
- concordantly,
- concurrently,
- conjointly,
- cooperatingly,
- cooperatively,
- corporately,
- each to each,
- en masse,
- ensemble,
- entre nous,
- hand in glove,
- hand in hand,
- harmoniously,
- in a body,
- in agreement,
- in association,
- in chorus,
- in common,
- in company,
- in concert with,
- in concord,
- in conjunction,
- in harmony with,
- in partnership,
- in unison,
- inharmony,
- inter se,
- mutually,
- respectively,
- shoulder to shoulder,
- together,
- unanimously,
- unitedly,
- with one accord,
- with one voice
- verbalize
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- convert into a verb; "many English nouns have become verbalized"
- be verbose; "This lawyer verbalizes and is rather tedious" related words >
- air,
- articulate,
- breathe,
- chime,
- chorus,
- come out with,
- communicate,
- convey,
- couch in terms,
- deliver,
- disclose,
- emit,
- enunciate,
- express,
- fling off,
- formulate,
- give,
- give expression,
- give out with,
- give tongue,
- give utterance,
- give voice,
- impart,
- let out,
- lip,
- out with,
- phonate,
- phrase,
- pour forth,
- present,
- pronounce,
- put forth,
- put in words,
- raise,
- say,
- set forth,
- sound,
- state,
- talk,
- tell,
- throw off,
- utter,
- vent,
- ventilate,
- vocalize,
- voice,
- whisper,
- word
- Lothario
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- a successful womanizer; a man who behaves selfishly in his sexual relationships with women related words >
- Casanova,
- Don Juan,
- Romeo,
- amoroso,
- beau,
- boyfriend,
- caballero,
- cavalier,
- cavaliere servente,
- debauchee,
- esquire,
- fellow,
- flame,
- gallant,
- gay deceiver,
- gay dog,
- gigolo,
- inamorato,
- lady-killer,
- libertine,
- love-maker,
- lover-boy,
- man,
- necker,
- old man,
- petter,
- philanderer,
- profligate,
- rake,
- rakehell,
- rip,
- roue,
- rounder,
- seducer,
- sheik,
- skirt chaser,
- squire,
- sugar daddy,
- swain,
- swinger,
- walking phallus,
- wanton,
- wolf,
- woman chaser,
- womanizer,
- young man
- carol
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- a joyful song (usually celebrating the birth of Christ)
- joyful religious song celebrating the birth of Christ
- sing carols; "They went caroling on Christmas Day" related words >
- Brautlied,
- Christmas carol,
- Kunstlied,
- Liebeslied,
- Volkslied,
- alba,
- anthem,
- art song,
- aubade,
- ballad,
- ballade,
- ballata,
- barcarole,
- blues,
- blues song,
- boat song,
- bridal hymn,
- brindisi,
- cackle,
- call,
- calypso,
- canso,
- canticle,
- canzone,
- canzonet,
- canzonetta,
- caper,
- caracole,
- cavatina,
- caw,
- chanson,
- chant,
- chantey,
- chatter,
- cheep,
- chirk,
- chirp,
- chirr,
- chirrup,
- chitter,
- choir,
- chorus,
- chuck,
- clack,
- clap hands,
- cluck,
- cock-a-doodle-doo,
- coo,
- croak,
- cronk,
- croon,
- croon song,
- crow,
- cuckoo,
- dance,
- delight,
- descant,
- dirge,
- ditty,
- do-re-mi,
- drinking song,
- drum,
- epithalamium,
- exult,
- folk song,
- frisk,
- frolic,
- gabble,
- gaggle,
- gambol,
- glory,
- gobble,
- guggle,
- honk,
- hoo,
- hoot,
- hum,
- hymeneal,
- hymn,
- intonate,
- intone,
- joy,
- jubilate,
- lay,
- lied,
- lilt,
- love song,
- love-lilt,
- matin,
- minstrel,
- minstrel song,
- minstrelsy,
- national anthem,
- peep,
- pip,
- pipe,
- prothalamium,
- psalm,
- quack,
- quaver,
- rejoice,
- revel,
- roll,
- rollick,
- romp,
- roulade,
- scold,
- serena,
- serenade,
- serenata,
- shake,
- sing,
- sing in chorus,
- skip,
- skip for joy,
- sol-fa,
- solmizate,
- song,
- squawk,
- theme song,
- torch song,
- tremolo,
- trill,
- troll,
- tweedle,
- tweedledee,
- tweet,
- twit,
- twitter,
- vocalize,
- war song,
- warble,
- wedding song,
- whistle,
- yodel
- abecedarian,
- alphabetarian,
- apprentice,
- arriviste,
- articled clerk,
- baby,
- beginner,
- boot,
- catechumen,
- colt,
- conscript,
- deb,
- debutant,
- draft,
- drafted man,
- draftee,
- emigrant,
- enlistee,
- enrollee,
- entrant,
- fledgling,
- freshman,
- gate-crasher,
- greenhorn,
- greeny,
- ignoramus,
- immigrant,
- inductee,
- infant,
- initiate,
- intruder,
- learner,
- levy,
- neophyte,
- nestling,
- new arrival,
- new boy,
- newcomer,
- novice,
- novitiate,
- novus homo,
- parvenu,
- postulant,
- probationer,
- probationist,
- raw recruit,
- recruit,
- selectee,
- settler,
- squatter,
- stowaway,
- tenderfoot,
- trainee,
- tyro,
- upstart
- Indian
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- a member of the race of people living in America when Europeans arrived
- a native or inhabitant of India
- of or pertaining to American Indians or their culture or languages; "Native American religions"; "Indian arrowheads"
- of or relating to or characteristic of India or the East Indies or their peoples or languages or cultures; "the Indian subcontinent"; "Indian saris" related words >
- American Indian,
- Amerind,
- Antarctic,
- Arctic,
- Atlantic,
- Australian aborigine,
- Bushman,
- Caucasian,
- Malayan,
- Mister Charley,
- Mongolian,
- Negrillo,
- Negrito,
- Negro,
- Oriental,
- Pacific,
- Red Indian,
- WASP,
- black,
- black man,
- blackfellow,
- boy,
- brown man,
- burrhead,
- colored person,
- coon,
- darky,
- gook,
- honky,
- jigaboo,
- jungle bunny,
- nigger,
- niggra,
- ofay,
- paleface,
- pygmy,
- red man,
- redskin,
- slant-eye,
- spade,
- the Man,
- white,
- white man,
- whitey,
- yellow man
- postulant
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- one submitting a request or application especially one seeking admission into a religious order related words >
- abbess,
- abecedarian,
- alphabetarian,
- applicant,
- apprentice,
- articled clerk,
- aspirant,
- beginner,
- bidder,
- boot,
- candidate,
- canoness,
- catechumen,
- claimant,
- clergywoman,
- conventual,
- debutant,
- entrant,
- fledgling,
- freshman,
- greenhorn,
- ignoramus,
- inductee,
- initiate,
- lady superior,
- mother superior,
- neophyte,
- new boy,
- newcomer,
- novice,
- novitiate,
- nun,
- petitioner,
- prioress,
- probationer,
- probationist,
- raw recruit,
- recruit,
- religieuse,
- rookie,
- secular canoness,
- seeker,
- sister,
- solicitant,
- solicitor,
- suitor,
- superioress,
- suppliant,
- supplicant,
- tenderfoot,
- the reverend mother,
- tyro
- bad boy,
- bastard,
- blackguard,
- blighter,
- booger,
- bounder,
- buffoon,
- bugger,
- cad,
- cutup,
- dastard,
- devil,
- elf,
- enfant terrible,
- funmaker,
- good-for-nothing,
- heel,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hooligan,
- imp,
- joker,
- jokester,
- knave,
- little devil,
- little monkey,
- little rascal,
- lowlife,
- minx,
- mischief,
- mischief-maker,
- miscreant,
- pixie,
- practical joker,
- prankster,
- precious rascal,
- puck,
- rapscallion,
- rogue,
- rotter,
- rowdy,
- ruffian,
- scalawag,
- scamp,
- scapegrace,
- scoundrel,
- shyster,
- sneak,
- spalpeen,
- villain,
- wag,
- wastrel,
- wretch
- applause
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- a demonstration of approval by clapping the hands together related words >
- acclaim,
- acclamation,
- alleluia,
- approbation,
- approval,
- big hand,
- burst of applause,
- cheer,
- cheering,
- cheers,
- chorus of cheers,
- clap,
- clapping,
- clapping of hands,
- commendation,
- cry,
- eclat,
- encore,
- hallelujah,
- hand,
- handclap,
- handclapping,
- hooray,
- hosanna,
- hurrah,
- hurray,
- huzzah,
- kudos,
- ovation,
- paean,
- plaudit,
- plaudits,
- popularity,
- praise,
- rah,
- rooting,
- round,
- round of applause,
- shout,
- thunder of applause,
- yell,
- yippee
- enfant terrible
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- a person whose unconventional behavior embarrasses others related words >
- JD,
- bad boy,
- booger,
- brat,
- buffoon,
- bugger,
- cutup,
- devil,
- elf,
- funmaker,
- gamin,
- holy terror,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hooligan,
- imp,
- joker,
- jokester,
- juvenile delinquent,
- knave,
- little devil,
- little monkey,
- little rascal,
- minx,
- mischief,
- mischief-maker,
- mollycoddle,
- naughty child,
- pixie,
- practical joker,
- prankster,
- puck,
- punk,
- punk kid,
- rapscallion,
- rascal,
- rogue,
- rowdy,
- ruffian,
- scamp,
- scapegrace,
- spoiled brat,
- spoiled child,
- urchin,
- wag,
- whippersnapper
- chirp
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- a sharp sound made by small birds or insects related words >
- anthem,
- ballad,
- bark,
- bawl,
- beam,
- bellow,
- blare,
- blat,
- blubber,
- boom,
- bray,
- breathe,
- buzz,
- cackle,
- call,
- caper,
- caracole,
- carol,
- caw,
- chant,
- chatter,
- cheep,
- chip,
- chipper,
- chirk,
- chirking,
- chirm,
- chirr,
- chirrup,
- chitter,
- choir,
- chorus,
- chuck,
- clack,
- clap hands,
- cluck,
- clutter,
- cock-a-doodle-doo,
- coo,
- creak,
- crick,
- croak,
- cronk,
- croon,
- crow,
- cuckoo,
- dance,
- delight,
- descant,
- do-re-mi,
- drawl,
- drum,
- exclaim,
- exult,
- flute,
- frisk,
- frolic,
- gabble,
- gaggle,
- gambol,
- gasp,
- glory,
- glow,
- gobble,
- growl,
- grunt,
- guggle,
- hiss,
- honk,
- hoo,
- hoot,
- hum,
- hymn,
- intonate,
- intone,
- joy,
- jubilate,
- keen,
- laugh,
- lilt,
- minstrel,
- mumble,
- murmur,
- mutter,
- pant,
- peep,
- pip,
- pipe,
- psalm,
- quack,
- quaver,
- radiate cheer,
- rejoice,
- revel,
- roar,
- roll,
- rollick,
- romp,
- roulade,
- rumble,
- scold,
- scream,
- screech,
- serenade,
- shake,
- shriek,
- sibilate,
- sigh,
- sing,
- sing in chorus,
- skip,
- skip for joy,
- smile,
- snap,
- snarl,
- snort,
- sob,
- sol-fa,
- solmizate,
- sparkle,
- squall,
- squawk,
- squeal,
- stridulate,
- stridulation,
- thunder,
- tremolo,
- trill,
- troll,
- trumpet,
- twang,
- tweedle,
- tweedledee,
- tweet,
- twit,
- twitter,
- vocalize,
- wail,
- warble,
- whine,
- whisper,
- whistle,
- yap,
- yawp,
- yell,
- yelp,
- yodel
- cantata
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- a musical composition for voices and orchestra based on a religious text related words >
- Negro spiritual,
- anthem,
- canticle,
- choral singing,
- chorale,
- chorus,
- church music,
- doxology,
- glee,
- gospel,
- gospel music,
- hymn,
- hymn-tune,
- hymnody,
- hymnology,
- introit,
- madrigal,
- madrigaletto,
- mass,
- motet,
- offertory,
- offertory sentence,
- oratorio,
- paean,
- passion,
- prosodion,
- psalm,
- psalmody,
- recessional,
- requiem,
- requiem mass,
- sacred music,
- spiritual,
- unison,
- white spiritual
- Negro spiritual,
- anthem,
- cantata,
- canticle,
- choral singing,
- chorale,
- chorus,
- church music,
- doxology,
- glee,
- gospel,
- gospel music,
- hymn,
- hymn-tune,
- hymnody,
- hymnology,
- introit,
- madrigal,
- madrigaletto,
- mass,
- motet,
- offertory,
- offertory sentence,
- paean,
- passion,
- prosodion,
- psalm,
- psalmody,
- recessional,
- requiem,
- requiem mass,
- sacred music,
- spiritual,
- unison,
- white spiritual
- novice
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- someone new to a field or activity related words >
- abbess,
- abecedarian,
- alphabetarian,
- amateur,
- apprentice,
- articled clerk,
- baby,
- beginner,
- boot,
- canoness,
- catechumen,
- clergywoman,
- colt,
- conventual,
- cub,
- deb,
- debutant,
- entrant,
- fledgling,
- freshman,
- greenhorn,
- greeny,
- ignoramus,
- inductee,
- infant,
- initiate,
- lady superior,
- learner,
- mother superior,
- neophyte,
- nestling,
- new boy,
- newcomer,
- novitiate,
- nun,
- postulant,
- prentice,
- prioress,
- probationer,
- probationist,
- proselyte,
- punk,
- raw recruit,
- recruit,
- religieuse,
- rookie,
- secular canoness,
- sister,
- student,
- superioress,
- tenderfoot,
- the reverend mother,
- trainee,
- tyro,
- undergraduate
- stoker
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- a mechanical device for stoking a furnace
- a laborer who tends fires (as on a coal-fired train or steamship)
- Irish writer of the horror novel about Dracula (1847-1912) related words >
- baggage man,
- bakehead,
- black gang,
- boilerman,
- brakeman,
- brakie,
- bungs,
- butcher,
- cabin boy,
- chips,
- commissary steward,
- complement,
- conductor,
- deckhand,
- deckie,
- dispatcher,
- fireman,
- footplate man,
- guard,
- gun loader,
- gunner,
- hand,
- hospital steward,
- landing signalman,
- lineman,
- mail orderly,
- navigator,
- oiler,
- porter,
- purser,
- radio operator,
- railroad man,
- railroader,
- redcap,
- roustabout,
- smoke agent,
- snip,
- snips,
- sparks,
- stationmaster,
- steward,
- stewardess,
- switchman,
- torpedoman,
- trainboy,
- trainman,
- trainmaster,
- watch,
- yardman,
- yardmaster,
- yeoman
- agent provocateur,
- agitator,
- agitprop,
- bad boy,
- booger,
- buffoon,
- bugger,
- catalyst,
- cutup,
- demagogue,
- devil,
- elf,
- enfant terrible,
- exciter,
- firebrand,
- fomenter,
- funmaker,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hooligan,
- imp,
- incendiary,
- inciter,
- inflamer,
- instigator,
- joker,
- jokester,
- knave,
- little devil,
- little monkey,
- little rascal,
- minx,
- mischief,
- pixie,
- practical joker,
- prankster,
- provocateur,
- provoker,
- puck,
- rabble-rouser,
- rapscallion,
- rascal,
- ringleader,
- rogue,
- rouser,
- rowdy,
- ruffian,
- scamp,
- scapegrace,
- seditionary,
- seditionist,
- troublemaker,
- urger,
- wag
- busboy
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- a restaurant attendant who sets tables and assists waiters and clears away dirty dishes related words >
- Aquarius,
- Ganymede,
- Hebe,
- barkeep,
- barkeeper,
- barmaid,
- barman,
- bartender,
- bearer,
- bheesty,
- caddie,
- cargo handler,
- carhop,
- carrier,
- carrier pigeon,
- carter,
- common carrier,
- conveyer,
- coolie,
- counterman,
- cupbearer,
- drayman,
- express,
- expressman,
- freighter,
- gun bearer,
- hauler,
- headwaiter,
- homing pigeon,
- hostess,
- letter carrier,
- litter-bearer,
- porter,
- redcap,
- shield-bearer,
- skycap,
- sommelier,
- stevedore,
- stretcher-bearer,
- the Water Bearer,
- transporter,
- truck driver,
- trucker,
- wagoner,
- waiter,
- waitress,
- water boy,
- water carrier,
- wine steward
- troll
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- angling by drawing a baited line through the water
- a fisherman's lure that is used in trolling; "he used a spinner as his troll"
- (Scandanavian folklore) a supernatural creature (either a dwarf or a giant) that is supposed to live in caves or in the mountains
- speak or recite rapidly or in a rolling voice
- praise or celebrate in song; "All tongues shall troll you"
- sing loudly and without inhibition
- angle with a hook and line drawn through the water
- sing the parts of (a round) in succession
- cause to move round and round; "The child trolled her hoop"
- circulate, move around related words >
- Argus,
- Briareus,
- Cerberus,
- Charybdis,
- Cyclops,
- Echidna,
- Gorgon,
- Harpy,
- Hydra,
- Loch Ness monster,
- Medusa,
- Minotaur,
- Pegasus,
- Python,
- Scylla,
- Sphinx,
- Talos,
- Typhon,
- advance,
- angle,
- anthem,
- bait the hook,
- ballad,
- bob,
- bowl,
- bunt,
- butt,
- canon,
- carol,
- catch,
- centaur,
- chant,
- chimera,
- chirp,
- chirrup,
- choir,
- chorus,
- clam,
- cockatrice,
- croon,
- dap,
- descant,
- dib,
- dibble,
- do-re-mi,
- drag,
- draggle,
- dragon,
- drake,
- draw,
- drive,
- fish,
- fly-fish,
- forward,
- fugato,
- fugue,
- furl,
- gig,
- go fishing,
- griffin,
- grig,
- guddle,
- hale,
- haul,
- heave,
- hippocampus,
- hum,
- hymn,
- impel,
- intonate,
- intone,
- jack,
- jacklight,
- jig,
- lilt,
- lug,
- mermaid,
- merman,
- minstrel,
- move,
- net,
- nixie,
- ogre,
- ogress,
- pedal,
- pipe,
- pole,
- propel,
- psalm,
- pull,
- push,
- quaver,
- roc,
- roll,
- roll up,
- rondeau,
- rondino,
- rondo,
- rondoletto,
- roulade,
- round,
- roundelay,
- row,
- salamander,
- satyr,
- sea horse,
- sea serpent,
- seine,
- serenade,
- shake,
- shove,
- shrimp,
- shunt,
- sing,
- sing in chorus,
- siren,
- snake,
- sol-fa,
- solmizate,
- spin,
- still-fish,
- sweep,
- sweep along,
- take in tow,
- thrust,
- torch,
- tow,
- trail,
- train,
- trawl,
- treadle,
- tremolo,
- trill,
- trundle,
- tug,
- tweedle,
- tweedledee,
- twit,
- twitter,
- unicorn,
- vampire,
- vocalize,
- warble,
- werewolf,
- whale,
- whistle,
- windigo,
- xiphopagus,
- yodel,
- zombie
- fledgling
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- young bird that has just fledged or become capable of flying
- young and inexperienced; "a fledgling enterprise"; "a fledgling skier"; "an unfledged lawyer" related words >
- Young Turk,
- abecedarian,
- adolescent,
- alphabetarian,
- apprentice,
- arriviste,
- articled clerk,
- at half cock,
- avifauna,
- baby,
- baby bird,
- beginner,
- bird,
- bird of Jove,
- bird of Juno,
- bird of Minerva,
- bird of night,
- bird of passage,
- bird of prey,
- birdie,
- birdlife,
- birdling,
- birdy,
- boot,
- boy,
- bright young man,
- bub,
- bubba,
- buck,
- bud,
- buddy,
- cage bird,
- calf,
- callow,
- catechumen,
- catling,
- chick,
- chickling,
- chicky,
- colt,
- comer,
- cub,
- cygnet,
- deb,
- debutant,
- dewy,
- diving bird,
- dogie,
- dove,
- duckling,
- eagle,
- eaglet,
- entrant,
- ever-new,
- evergreen,
- fawn,
- fellow,
- firsthand,
- fish-eating bird,
- flightless bird,
- foal,
- fowl,
- fresh,
- freshman,
- fruit-eating bird,
- fryer,
- fulmar,
- game bird,
- gosling,
- green,
- greenhorn,
- greeny,
- half-baked,
- half-cocked,
- half-grown,
- hobbledehoy,
- hopeful,
- ignoramus,
- ill-digested,
- immature,
- impubic,
- inductee,
- infant,
- initiate,
- insect-eating bird,
- intact,
- junior,
- juvenal,
- juvenile,
- kid,
- kit,
- kitten,
- lad,
- laddie,
- lamb,
- lambkin,
- learner,
- litter,
- maiden,
- maidenly,
- manchild,
- master,
- migrant,
- migratory bird,
- minor,
- modern,
- modern generation,
- modern man,
- modernist,
- modernizer,
- muchacho,
- neologism,
- neologist,
- neology,
- neonate,
- neophyte,
- neoteric,
- neoterism,
- neoterist,
- nest,
- nestling,
- new,
- new boy,
- new generation,
- new man,
- newcomer,
- nouveau riche,
- novice,
- novitiate,
- novus homo,
- original,
- oscine bird,
- owl,
- parvenu,
- passerine bird,
- peacock,
- peafowl,
- peahen,
- perching bird,
- pigeon,
- piglet,
- pigling,
- polliwog,
- postulant,
- pristine,
- probationer,
- probationist,
- pubescent,
- pullet,
- pup,
- puppy,
- ratite,
- raw,
- raw recruit,
- recruit,
- rising generation,
- rookie,
- sapling,
- schoolboy,
- sea bird,
- seed-eating bird,
- sempervirent,
- shoat,
- shore bird,
- slip,
- songbird,
- sonny,
- sonny boy,
- sprig,
- squab,
- storm petrel,
- stormy petrel,
- stripling,
- swan,
- tadpole,
- teenager,
- teener,
- teenybopper,
- tenderfoot,
- trainee,
- tyro,
- unbeaten,
- underripe,
- undeveloped,
- unfledged,
- unmellowed,
- unripe,
- unseasoned,
- untouched,
- untried,
- untrodden,
- unused,
- upstart,
- vernal,
- virgin,
- virginal,
- wading bird,
- warbler,
- water bird,
- waterfowl,
- weaner,
- whelp,
- wildfowl,
- yeanling,
- young,
- young hopeful,
- young man,
- young person,
- younger,
- youngest,
- youngling,
- youngster,
- youth
- unanimously
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- of one mind; without dissent; "the Senate unanimously approved the bill"; "we voted unanimously" related words >
- agreeably,
- all agreeing,
- all together,
- as one,
- as one man,
- back to back,
- by acclamation,
- by consensus,
- coactively,
- coefficiently,
- collectively,
- combinedly,
- communally,
- compatibly,
- concertedly,
- concordantly,
- concurrently,
- congenially,
- conjointly,
- consentaneously,
- consonantly,
- cooperatingly,
- cooperatively,
- fittingly,
- hand in glove,
- hand in hand,
- harmoniously,
- in chorus,
- in concert,
- in concert with,
- in keeping,
- in line,
- in step,
- in unison,
- jointly,
- just right,
- nem con,
- nemine contradicente,
- nemine dissentiente,
- on all hands,
- one and all,
- shoulder to shoulder,
- to a man,
- together,
- with it,
- with one accord,
- with one consent,
- with one voice,
- without contradiction
- intruder
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- someone who intrudes on the privacy or property of another without permission related words >
- arrival,
- arriviste,
- black sheep,
- blemish,
- burglar,
- busybody,
- buttinsky,
- comer,
- crasher,
- emigrant,
- encroacher,
- entrant,
- foreign body,
- foreign intruder,
- gate-crasher,
- gatecrasher,
- greenhorn,
- immigrant,
- impurity,
- in-migrant,
- incomer,
- infiltrator,
- interloper,
- invader,
- kibitzer,
- meddler,
- misfit,
- monkey wrench,
- mote,
- new arrival,
- new boy,
- newcomer,
- novus homo,
- oddball,
- parvenu,
- recruit,
- rookie,
- settler,
- sliver,
- snooper,
- speck,
- splinter,
- squatter,
- stone,
- stowaway,
- tenderfoot,
- thief,
- trespasser,
- uninvited guest,
- unwelcome guest,
- upstart,
- visitant,
- visitor,
- weed
- sandwich
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- two (or more) slices of bread with a filling between them
- insert or squeeze tightly between two people or objects; "She was sandwiched in her airplane seat between two fat men"
- make into a sandwich related words >
- BLT,
- Dagwood sandwich,
- Sloppy Joe,
- Swiss cheese sandwich,
- bacon-lettuce-tomato sandwich,
- canape,
- cheeseburger,
- corned beef sandwich,
- double-decker sandwich,
- drag in,
- edge in,
- egg salad sandwich,
- foist in,
- fudge in,
- grilled cheese sandwich,
- grinder,
- ham sandwich,
- hamburger,
- hoagy,
- hot dog,
- implant in,
- inject in,
- insert in,
- insinuate in,
- intercalate,
- interjaculate,
- interject,
- interpolate,
- interpose,
- intervene,
- introduce in,
- intrude,
- lug in,
- pastrami sandwich,
- poor boy,
- put between,
- run in,
- smuggle in,
- squeeze in,
- submarine sandwich,
- throw in,
- thrust in,
- tuna salad sandwich,
- tunaburger,
- wedge in,
- work in,
- worm in
- newcomer
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- any new participant in some activity
- a recent arrival; "he's a newcomer to Boston" related words >
- abecedarian,
- alien,
- alphabetarian,
- amateur,
- apprentice,
- arrival,
- arriviste,
- articled clerk,
- baby,
- beginner,
- boot,
- catechumen,
- colonist,
- colt,
- comer,
- deb,
- debutant,
- emigrant,
- entrant,
- fledgling,
- foreigner,
- freshman,
- gate-crasher,
- greenhorn,
- greeny,
- ignoramus,
- immigrant,
- in-migrant,
- incomer,
- inductee,
- infant,
- initiate,
- intruder,
- learner,
- neophyte,
- nestling,
- new arrival,
- new boy,
- novice,
- novitiate,
- novus homo,
- outlander,
- outsider,
- parvenu,
- postulant,
- probationer,
- probationist,
- proselyte,
- raw recruit,
- recruit,
- rookie,
- settler,
- squatter,
- stowaway,
- stranger,
- tenderfoot,
- trainee,
- tyro,
- upstart,
- visitant,
- visitor
- purser
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- an officer aboard a ship who keeps accounts and attends to the passengers' welfare related words >
- accountant,
- auditor,
- bakehead,
- black gang,
- boilerman,
- bookkeeper,
- bungs,
- bursar,
- cabin boy,
- cashier,
- cashkeeper,
- chamberlain,
- chips,
- commissary steward,
- compensator,
- complement,
- comptroller,
- controller,
- curator,
- deckhand,
- deckie,
- defrayer,
- depositary,
- depository,
- financial officer,
- fireman,
- gun loader,
- gunner,
- hand,
- hospital steward,
- landing signalman,
- liquidator,
- mail orderly,
- navigator,
- oiler,
- payer,
- paymaster,
- purse bearer,
- radio operator,
- ratepayer,
- receiver,
- recompenser,
- remunerator,
- roustabout,
- snip,
- snips,
- sparks,
- steward,
- stewardess,
- stoker,
- taxpayer,
- torpedoman,
- treasurer,
- trustee,
- watch,
- yeoman
- accord,
- agree,
- agree in opinion,
- agree with,
- be affected,
- be in tune,
- be inspired,
- be involved,
- be moved,
- care about,
- catch the flame,
- catch the infection,
- change color,
- chime in with,
- close with,
- coincide,
- color with emotion,
- concur,
- conform to,
- correspond,
- cotton to,
- dig,
- ditto,
- echo,
- empathize,
- empathize with,
- fall in with,
- get along,
- get along with,
- get on with,
- go along with,
- go with,
- harmonize,
- harmonize with,
- interchange,
- meet,
- react,
- reciprocate,
- relate to emotionally,
- respond,
- respond to,
- share,
- side with,
- sing in chorus,
- strike in with,
- sympathize,
- sympathize with,
- understand one another
- chauffeur
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- a man paid to drive a privately owned car related words >
- Sunday driver,
- backseat driver,
- bicycle,
- bike,
- boy,
- bus,
- bus driver,
- busman,
- butler,
- cabby,
- cabdriver,
- catch a train,
- coachman,
- cycle,
- drive,
- driver,
- entrain,
- equerry,
- gardener,
- gentleman,
- gillie,
- go by rail,
- hack,
- hackdriver,
- hackman,
- hacky,
- hit-and-run driver,
- houseboy,
- houseman,
- jitney driver,
- joyride,
- joyrider,
- lord-in-waiting,
- make a train,
- man,
- manservant,
- motor,
- motorcycle,
- motorist,
- pedal,
- ride,
- road hog,
- speeder,
- take a joyride,
- taxi,
- taxidriver,
- teamster,
- truck driver,
- trucker,
- truckman,
- valet,
- valet de chambre,
- wheel
- articulate,
- breathe,
- cast off,
- chime,
- chorus,
- come out with,
- communicate,
- convey,
- deliver,
- disclose,
- dispel,
- do away with,
- eliminate,
- emit,
- enunciate,
- express,
- exterminate,
- fling out,
- flounce out,
- formulate,
- get rid of,
- give,
- give expression,
- give out with,
- give tongue,
- give utterance,
- give voice,
- impart,
- let out,
- lip,
- liquidate,
- out with,
- phonate,
- phrase,
- pour forth,
- present,
- pronounce,
- purge,
- put forth,
- put in words,
- raise,
- say,
- set forth,
- shake off,
- shoo,
- sound,
- tell,
- throw away,
- throw off,
- utter,
- verbalize,
- vocalize,
- voice,
- whisper,
- word
- accord,
- accordance,
- affinity,
- agreement,
- assent,
- chorus,
- coequality,
- coherence,
- coincidence,
- compatibility,
- concert,
- concord,
- concordance,
- conformance,
- conformation,
- conformity,
- congeniality,
- congruency,
- congruity,
- consistency,
- consonance,
- consort,
- cooperation,
- correspondence,
- equality,
- equivalence,
- harmony,
- homogeneity,
- homoousia,
- identity,
- indistinguishability,
- intersection,
- no difference,
- oneness,
- overlap,
- parallelism,
- peace,
- rapport,
- sameness,
- self-consistency,
- self-identity,
- selfhood,
- selfness,
- selfsameness,
- symmetry,
- sync,
- synchronism,
- synonymity,
- synonymousness,
- synonymy,
- tally,
- timing,
- uniformity,
- union,
- unison,
- unisonance,
- unity
- also-ran,
- babe,
- boob,
- booby,
- butt,
- chump,
- cinch,
- credulous person,
- cull,
- defeatee,
- duck,
- dupe,
- easy mark,
- easy pickings,
- fish,
- fool,
- game loser,
- goat,
- gobe-mouches,
- good loser,
- good sport,
- greener,
- greenhorn,
- greeny,
- gudgeon,
- gull,
- innocent,
- leadpipe cinch,
- loser,
- monkey,
- patsy,
- pigeon,
- plaything,
- prize sap,
- pushover,
- sap,
- saphead,
- scapegoat,
- schlemiel,
- sitting duck,
- sport,
- stooge,
- sucker,
- the vanquished,
- toy,
- trusting soul,
- underdog,
- victim,
- whipping boy
- as one,
- as one man,
- at opposite extremes,
- behind,
- behind the scenes,
- coactively,
- coefficiently,
- collectively,
- combinedly,
- communally,
- concertedly,
- concordantly,
- concurrently,
- conjointly,
- contrariwise,
- contrary,
- cooperatingly,
- cooperatively,
- counter,
- eyeball to eyeball,
- face to face,
- hand in glove,
- hand in hand,
- harmoniously,
- in back of,
- in chorus,
- in concert with,
- in the background,
- in the rear,
- in unison,
- jointly,
- just opposite,
- nose to nose,
- opposite,
- poles apart,
- shoulder to shoulder,
- tandem,
- together,
- unanimously,
- vis-a-vis,
- with one voice
- neophyte
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- a plant that is found in an area where it had not been recorded previously related words >
- Christian,
- God-fearing man,
- abecedarian,
- accepter,
- alphabetarian,
- apprentice,
- articled clerk,
- baby,
- beginner,
- believer,
- boot,
- catechumen,
- churchgoer,
- churchite,
- churchman,
- colt,
- communicant,
- convert,
- daily communicant,
- deb,
- debutant,
- devotee,
- devotionalist,
- disciple,
- entrant,
- fanatic,
- fledgling,
- follower,
- freshman,
- good Christian,
- greenhorn,
- greeny,
- ignoramus,
- inductee,
- infant,
- initiate,
- learner,
- nestling,
- new boy,
- newcomer,
- novice,
- novitiate,
- pietist,
- postulant,
- probationer,
- probationist,
- proselyte,
- raw recruit,
- receiver,
- recruit,
- religionist,
- rookie,
- saint,
- tenderfoot,
- theist,
- trainee,
- truster,
- tyro,
- votary,
- zealot
- probationer
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- someone released on probation or on parole
- a nurse in training who is undergoing a trial period related words >
- LPN,
- RN,
- abecedarian,
- alphabetarian,
- apprentice,
- articled clerk,
- baby,
- beginner,
- boot,
- catechumen,
- charge nurse,
- deb,
- debutant,
- district nurse,
- entrant,
- fledgling,
- freshman,
- graduate nurse,
- greenhorn,
- greeny,
- ignoramus,
- inductee,
- infant,
- initiate,
- learner,
- licensed practical nurse,
- neophyte,
- nestling,
- new boy,
- newcomer,
- novice,
- novitiate,
- nurse,
- nursing sister,
- postulant,
- practical nurse,
- private-duty nurse,
- probationist,
- probe,
- public health nurse,
- raw recruit,
- recruit,
- registered nurse,
- rookie,
- school nurse,
- scrub nurse,
- sister,
- student nurse,
- surgical nurse,
- tenderfoot,
- trained nurse,
- trainee,
- tyro,
- visiting nurse
- Young Turk,
- adolescent,
- arriviste,
- baby,
- boy,
- bright young man,
- comer,
- fledgling,
- hobbledehoy,
- hopeful,
- infant,
- junior,
- juvenal,
- juvenile,
- lad,
- laddie,
- minor,
- modern,
- modern generation,
- modern man,
- modernist,
- modernizer,
- neologism,
- neologist,
- neology,
- neonate,
- neoteric,
- neoterism,
- neoterist,
- new generation,
- new man,
- nouveau riche,
- novus homo,
- parvenu,
- pubescent,
- rising generation,
- sapling,
- schoolboy,
- slip,
- son,
- sprig,
- tad,
- teenager,
- teener,
- teenybopper,
- upstart,
- young hopeful,
- young man,
- young person,
- younger,
- youngest,
- youngling,
- youngster,
- youth
- postscript
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- a note appended to a letter after the signature related words >
- PS,
- Parthian shot,
- addendum,
- affix,
- afterthought,
- allonge,
- appendix,
- back matter,
- chorus,
- coda,
- codicil,
- colophon,
- commentary,
- conclusion,
- consequence,
- continuance,
- continuation,
- double take,
- dying words,
- enclitic,
- envoi,
- epilogue,
- follow-through,
- follow-up,
- infix,
- interlineation,
- interpolation,
- last words,
- marginalia,
- note,
- parting shot,
- peroration,
- postface,
- postfix,
- postlude,
- prefix,
- proclitic,
- refrain,
- rider,
- scholia,
- second thought,
- sequel,
- sequela,
- sequelae,
- sequelant,
- sequent,
- sequitur,
- subscript,
- suffix,
- supplement,
- swan song,
- tag,
- tail
- couplet
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- a stanza consisting of two successive lines of verse; usually rhymed related words >
- Spenserian stanza,
- antistrophe,
- book,
- both,
- brace,
- burden,
- canto,
- chorus,
- couple,
- distich,
- double harness,
- doublet,
- duad,
- duet,
- duo,
- dyad,
- envoi,
- epode,
- heptastich,
- hexastich,
- line,
- match,
- mates,
- measure,
- monostich,
- octastich,
- octave,
- octet,
- ottava rima,
- pair,
- pentastich,
- quatrain,
- refrain,
- rhyme royal,
- septet,
- sestet,
- set of two,
- sextet,
- span,
- stanza,
- stave,
- strain,
- strophe,
- syllable,
- team,
- tercet,
- terza rima,
- tetrastich,
- the two,
- triplet,
- tristich,
- twain,
- two,
- twosome,
- verse,
- yoke
- prankster
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- someone who plays practical jokes on others related words >
- bad boy,
- banana,
- booger,
- buffoon,
- bugger,
- burlesquer,
- caricaturist,
- clown,
- comedian,
- comic,
- cutup,
- devil,
- elf,
- enfant terrible,
- epigrammatist,
- funmaker,
- funnyman,
- gag writer,
- gagman,
- gagster,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hooligan,
- humorist,
- imp,
- ironist,
- jester,
- joker,
- jokesmith,
- jokester,
- knave,
- lampooner,
- little devil,
- little monkey,
- little rascal,
- madcap,
- minx,
- mischief,
- mischief-maker,
- parodist,
- pixie,
- practical joker,
- puck,
- punner,
- punster,
- quipster,
- rapscallion,
- rascal,
- reparteeist,
- rogue,
- rowdy,
- ruffian,
- satirist,
- scamp,
- scapegrace,
- wag,
- wagwit,
- wisecracker,
- wit,
- witling,
- zany
- across the board,
- all,
- all at once,
- all put together,
- altogether,
- as a body,
- as a whole,
- as one,
- as one man,
- at large,
- back to back,
- bodily,
- coactively,
- coefficiently,
- combinedly,
- communally,
- concertedly,
- concordantly,
- concurrently,
- conjointly,
- cooperatingly,
- cooperatively,
- corporately,
- en bloc,
- en masse,
- ensemble,
- entirely,
- hand in glove,
- hand in hand,
- harmoniously,
- in a body,
- in all,
- in all respects,
- in association,
- in bulk,
- in chorus,
- in company,
- in concert with,
- in conjunction,
- in its entirety,
- in the aggregate,
- in the gross,
- in the lump,
- in the mass,
- in toto,
- in unison,
- jointly,
- mutually,
- on all counts,
- shoulder to shoulder,
- together,
- totally,
- tout ensemble,
- unanimously,
- unitedly,
- wholly,
- with one voice
- together
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- mentally and emotionally stable; "she's really together"
- at the same time; "we graduated together"
- with cooperation and interchange; "we worked together on the project"
- in contact with each other; "the leaves stuck together"
- assembled in one place; "we were gathered together"
- in each other's company; "we went to the movies together"; "the family that prays together stays together" related words >
- accordant,
- ad infinitum,
- again and again,
- agreeable,
- agreeing,
- akin,
- all agreeing,
- all at once,
- all there,
- all together,
- amicable,
- as one,
- as one man,
- assured,
- at a clip,
- at a stretch,
- at once,
- at one,
- at one time,
- attuned,
- back to back,
- balanced,
- by acclamation,
- ceaselessly,
- cheek by jowl,
- clearheaded,
- clearminded,
- coactively,
- coefficiently,
- coincidentally,
- coinstantaneously,
- collected,
- collectively,
- combinedly,
- communally,
- compatible,
- compos mentis,
- composed,
- concertedly,
- concordant,
- concordantly,
- concurrently,
- confident,
- congenial,
- conjointly,
- connectedly,
- consecutively,
- consentaneously,
- constantly,
- continually,
- continuously,
- cooperatingly,
- cooperatively,
- corporately,
- corresponding,
- cumulatively,
- cyclically,
- empathetic,
- empathic,
- en masse,
- en rapport,
- endlessly,
- ensemble,
- equanimous,
- equilibrious,
- frictionless,
- hand in glove,
- hand in hand,
- hand running,
- harmonious,
- harmoniously,
- healthy-minded,
- in a body,
- in a chorus,
- in accord,
- in agreement,
- in association,
- in chorus,
- in common,
- in company,
- in concert,
- in concert with,
- in concord,
- in conjunction,
- in harmony with,
- in partnership,
- in phase,
- in rapport,
- in sync,
- in tune,
- in unison,
- incessantly,
- inharmony,
- interminably,
- isochronously,
- jointly,
- levelheaded,
- like-minded,
- lucid,
- mentally sound,
- monotonously,
- mutually,
- nem con,
- nemine contradicente,
- nemine dissentiente,
- night and day,
- normal,
- of one mind,
- of sound mind,
- on a stretch,
- on all hands,
- on and on,
- on end,
- on the beat,
- one and all,
- peaceful,
- perennially,
- poised,
- rational,
- reasonable,
- recollected,
- repetitively,
- right,
- round the clock,
- running,
- sane,
- sane-minded,
- self-assured,
- self-confident,
- self-controlled,
- self-possessed,
- self-restrained,
- sensible,
- shoulder to shoulder,
- simultaneously,
- sound,
- sound-minded,
- successively,
- sympathetic,
- synchronously,
- to a man,
- unanimously,
- unbrokenly,
- unceasingly,
- understanding,
- unintermittently,
- uninterruptedly,
- united,
- unitedly,
- unrelievedly,
- well-balanced,
- wholesome,
- with one accord,
- with one consent,
- with one voice,
- without a break,
- without cease,
- without contradiction,
- without stopping
- hand in hand
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- clasping each other's hands; "they walked hand in hand"
- together; "hand in hand with hope went fear"; "doctors and nurses work hand in hand to save lives" related words >
- affably,
- agreeably,
- amiably,
- amicably,
- ardently,
- arm in arm,
- as one,
- as one man,
- back to back,
- cheek by jowl,
- coactively,
- coefficiently,
- collectively,
- combinedly,
- communally,
- companionably,
- concertedly,
- concordantly,
- concurrently,
- congenially,
- conjointly,
- cooperatingly,
- cooperatively,
- cordially,
- familiarly,
- favorably,
- friendliwise,
- friendly,
- genially,
- gregariously,
- hand in glove,
- harmoniously,
- heartily,
- herewith,
- in chorus,
- in concert with,
- in harmony with,
- in unison,
- intimately,
- jointly,
- pleasantly,
- shoulder to shoulder,
- sociably,
- socially,
- therewith,
- therewithal,
- together,
- unanimously,
- warmly,
- with one accord,
- with one voice,
- with open arms
- in line
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- being next in a line of succession; "he was in line for the presidency"
- awaiting something; especially something due; "people were in line at the checkout counter"; "she was in line for promotion"
- one behind another in a line or queue; "they waited in line for the tickets" related words >
- accordant,
- agreeably,
- anal,
- bourgeois,
- by consensus,
- compatibly,
- compulsive,
- concordant,
- concordantly,
- conformist,
- congenially,
- consonantly,
- conventional,
- corresponding,
- dead,
- dead ahead,
- direct,
- directly,
- due,
- due north,
- fittingly,
- formalistic,
- forthright,
- hand in glove,
- harmonious,
- harmoniously,
- in a beeline,
- in accord,
- in chorus,
- in concert,
- in keeping,
- in line with,
- in step,
- in unison,
- just right,
- kosher,
- orthodox,
- pedantic,
- plastic,
- precisianistic,
- right,
- square,
- straight,
- straight across,
- straight ahead,
- straightforward,
- straightforwards,
- straightly,
- stuffy,
- traditionalist,
- unanimously,
- undeviatingly,
- unswervingly,
- unveeringly,
- uptight,
- with it
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