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- desertion
collapse - withdrawing support or help despite allegiance or responsibility; "his abandonment of his wife and children left them penniless" related words >
- AWOL,
- French leave,
- abandonment,
- absence without leave,
- absquatulation,
- apostasy,
- atheism,
- backsliding,
- betrayal,
- bolt,
- breakaway,
- crossing-over,
- decampment,
- defection,
- defenselessness,
- degeneration,
- dereliction,
- deserter,
- desolation,
- disappearance,
- disappearing act,
- disloyalty,
- elopement,
- exit,
- faithlessness,
- fall from grace,
- fatherlessness,
- flight,
- forlornness,
- fugitation,
- going over,
- hasty retreat,
- hegira,
- helplessness,
- homelessness,
- impiety,
- impiousness,
- irreligion,
- irreverence,
- kithlessness,
- lapse,
- lapse from grace,
- motherlessness,
- quick exit,
- ratting,
- recidivation,
- recidivism,
- recreancy,
- renunciation,
- running away,
- schism,
- scramming,
- secession,
- skedaddle,
- skedaddling,
- treason,
- turning traitor,
- undutifulness,
- walkout
- bamboozle,
- beguile,
- betray,
- bluff,
- cajole,
- cheat on,
- circumvent,
- conjure,
- deceive,
- delude,
- diddle,
- double-cross,
- dupe,
- forestall,
- gammon,
- get around,
- gull,
- hoax,
- hocus-pocus,
- hornswaggle,
- humbug,
- juggle,
- let down,
- mock,
- outmaneuver,
- outreach,
- outsmart,
- outwit,
- overreach,
- pigeon,
- play one false,
- snow,
- string along,
- take in,
- trick,
- two-time
- artificial,
- bogus,
- charlatan,
- counterfeit,
- counterfeiter,
- deceitful,
- deceiver,
- dishonest,
- double-dealer,
- ersatz,
- factitious,
- fake,
- faker,
- false,
- forgery,
- fraud,
- fraudulent,
- hoax,
- humbug,
- hypocritical,
- imitation,
- impostor,
- insincere,
- mock,
- mountebank,
- paste,
- phony,
- pretended,
- pretender,
- quack,
- sham,
- spurious,
- synthetic,
- trickster,
- unreal
- bamboozle,
- beguile,
- betray,
- bluff,
- cajole,
- cheat on,
- circumvent,
- conjure,
- deceive,
- delude,
- diddle,
- double-cross,
- dupe,
- forestall,
- gammon,
- get around,
- gull,
- hoax,
- hocus-pocus,
- humbug,
- juggle,
- let down,
- mock,
- outmaneuver,
- outreach,
- outsmart,
- outwit,
- overreach,
- pigeon,
- play one false,
- put something over,
- snow,
- string along,
- take in,
- trick,
- two-time
- bamboozle,
- beguile,
- betray,
- bluff,
- cajole,
- cheat on,
- circumvent,
- conjure,
- deceive,
- diddle,
- double-cross,
- dupe,
- forestall,
- gammon,
- get around,
- gull,
- hoax,
- hocus-pocus,
- hornswaggle,
- humbug,
- juggle,
- let down,
- mock,
- outmaneuver,
- outreach,
- outsmart,
- outwit,
- overreach,
- pigeon,
- play one false,
- put something over,
- snow,
- string along,
- take in,
- trick,
- two-time
- docile
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- willing to be taught or led or supervised or directed; "the docile masses of an enslaved nation"
- easily handled or managed; "a gentle old horse, docile and obedient"
- ready and willing to be taught; "docile pupils eager for instruction"; "teachable youngsters" related words >
- acquiescent,
- adaptable,
- agreeable,
- alacritous,
- amenable,
- apt,
- ardent,
- biddable,
- bright,
- clever,
- compliant,
- consenting,
- content,
- cooperative,
- disposed,
- ductile,
- eager,
- educable,
- enthusiastic,
- facile,
- fain,
- favorable,
- favorably disposed,
- favorably inclined,
- flexible,
- formable,
- forward,
- game,
- impressionable,
- in the mind,
- in the mood,
- inclined,
- instructable,
- intelligent,
- malleable,
- minded,
- moldable,
- motivated,
- plastic,
- pliable,
- pliant,
- predisposed,
- prompt,
- prone,
- quick,
- ready,
- ready and willing,
- receptive,
- responsive,
- ripe for instruction,
- schoolable,
- susceptible,
- teachable,
- thirsty for knowledge,
- tractable,
- trainable,
- well-disposed,
- well-inclined,
- willed,
- willing,
- willinghearted,
- yielding,
- zealous
- lappet
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- medium-sized hairy moths; larvae are lappet caterpillars
- a small lap on a garment or headdress related words >
- interstice
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- small opening between things
- a small structural space between tissues or parts of an organ; "the interstices of a network" related words >
- beg,
- cast off,
- circumvent,
- clear,
- dispel,
- ditch,
- do away with,
- double,
- eliminate,
- elude,
- escape,
- evade,
- exterminate,
- fling off,
- get around,
- get away from,
- get clear of,
- get free of,
- get out of,
- get quit of,
- get rid of,
- liquidate,
- lose,
- purge,
- rid,
- shake,
- shoo,
- shuffle out of,
- skirt,
- throw away,
- throw off,
- unburden
- salty
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- containing or filled with salt; "salt water"
- one of the four basic taste sensations; like the taste of sea water related words >
- Attic,
- biting,
- blue,
- brackish,
- brilliant,
- briny,
- broad,
- clever,
- droll,
- facetious,
- funny,
- humorous,
- humorsome,
- jesting,
- jocose,
- jocular,
- joking,
- joky,
- joshing,
- keen,
- keen-witted,
- marine,
- maritime,
- mordacious,
- mordant,
- nautical,
- naval,
- navigational,
- nimble-witted,
- ocean-going,
- oceanic,
- off-color,
- pelagic,
- pickled,
- pointed,
- pungent,
- purple,
- quick-witted,
- racy,
- rapier-like,
- risky,
- risque,
- saline,
- salt,
- salted,
- saltish,
- scabrous,
- scathing,
- scintillating,
- seafaring,
- seamanlike,
- seamanly,
- shady,
- sharp,
- smart,
- sparkling,
- spicy,
- sprightly,
- suggestive,
- trenchant,
- water-borne,
- whimsical,
- wicked,
- witty
- esprit
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- liveliness of mind or spirit related words >
- Atticism,
- Vernunft,
- accord,
- accordance,
- acuity,
- acumen,
- acuteness,
- adroitness,
- affinity,
- agape,
- agile wit,
- agreement,
- amity,
- animal spirits,
- animation,
- aptitude,
- aptness,
- being,
- bipartisanship,
- black humor,
- bonds of harmony,
- bones,
- bosom,
- brain,
- braininess,
- brains,
- breast,
- brightness,
- brilliance,
- brio,
- brotherly love,
- burlesque,
- camaraderie,
- capersomeness,
- caricature,
- caritas,
- cement of friendship,
- charity,
- clear thinking,
- cleverness,
- coaction,
- coadjuvancy,
- coadministration,
- coagency,
- cochairmanship,
- codirectorship,
- collaboration,
- collaborativeness,
- collectivism,
- collusion,
- coltishness,
- comedy,
- commensalism,
- common effort,
- common enterprise,
- communalism,
- communion,
- communism,
- communitarianism,
- community,
- community of interests,
- compatibility,
- complicity,
- conception,
- concert,
- concord,
- concordance,
- concurrence,
- congeniality,
- cooperation,
- cooperativeness,
- correspondence,
- courage,
- dash,
- devotion,
- dexterity,
- discourse of reason,
- discursive reason,
- dry wit,
- duet,
- duumvirate,
- ecumenicalism,
- ecumenicism,
- ecumenism,
- elan,
- empathy,
- enthusiasm,
- esprit de corps,
- exuberance,
- farce,
- feeling of identity,
- fellow feeling,
- fellowship,
- fervor,
- flair,
- frictionlessness,
- friskiness,
- frolicsomeness,
- gaiety,
- gamesomeness,
- gayness,
- genius,
- giftedness,
- gifts,
- good vibes,
- good vibrations,
- gray matter,
- gusto,
- guts,
- happy family,
- harmony,
- head,
- headpiece,
- heart,
- heart of hearts,
- heartiness,
- heartstrings,
- humor,
- identity,
- inmost heart,
- inmost soul,
- innermost being,
- intellect,
- intellection,
- intellectual faculty,
- intelligence,
- irony,
- joining of forces,
- joint effort,
- joint operation,
- keen-wittedness,
- keenness,
- kinship,
- lampoon,
- life,
- like-mindedness,
- liveliness,
- love,
- loyalty,
- mass action,
- mens,
- mental alertness,
- mental capacity,
- mentality,
- mercurial mind,
- mettle,
- mind,
- morale,
- mutual assistance,
- mutualism,
- mutuality,
- native cleverness,
- nimble mind,
- nimble wit,
- nimble-wittedness,
- nimbleness,
- nous,
- octet,
- oneness,
- oomph,
- parody,
- passion,
- peace,
- piss and vinegar,
- playfulness,
- pleasantry,
- pooling,
- pooling of resources,
- power of reason,
- pretty wit,
- psyche,
- pulling together,
- quartet,
- quick parts,
- quick thinking,
- quick wit,
- quick-wittedness,
- quickness,
- quintet,
- rapport,
- rapprochement,
- ratio,
- rationality,
- ready wit,
- reason,
- reasoning,
- reasoning faculty,
- reciprocity,
- rollicksomeness,
- rompishness,
- salt,
- sarcasm,
- satire,
- savor of wit,
- savvy,
- secret places,
- septet,
- sextet,
- sharing,
- sharp-wittedness,
- sharpness,
- skittishness,
- slapstick,
- slapstick humor,
- smartness,
- smarts,
- solidarity,
- soul,
- spirit,
- spiritedness,
- spirits,
- sportiveness,
- sprightliness,
- sprightly wit,
- squib,
- subtle wit,
- symbiosis,
- sympathy,
- symphony,
- synergism,
- synergy,
- talent,
- team spirit,
- teamwork,
- tenacity,
- travesty,
- trio,
- triumvirate,
- troika,
- understanding,
- union,
- unison,
- united action,
- unity,
- verve,
- vigor,
- vim,
- viscera,
- visual humor,
- vitality,
- vivacity,
- wit,
- zest,
- zestfulness,
- zing,
- zip
- U-boat,
- U-boot,
- Unterseeboot,
- act for,
- agent,
- alternate,
- alternative,
- analogy,
- backup,
- change,
- change places with,
- changeling,
- collateral,
- common,
- comparison,
- copy,
- counterfeit,
- crowd out,
- cut out,
- demeaning,
- dependent,
- deputy,
- disadvantaged,
- displace,
- double,
- double for,
- dummy,
- equal,
- equivalent,
- ersatz,
- exchange,
- fake,
- fill in for,
- fill-in,
- ghost,
- ghostwrite,
- ghostwriter,
- humble,
- imitation,
- in the shade,
- inferior,
- infra dig,
- junior,
- less,
- lesser,
- locum tenens,
- low,
- lower,
- lowly,
- makeshift,
- metaphor,
- metonymy,
- minor,
- modest,
- next best thing,
- ordinary,
- personnel,
- phony,
- pigboat,
- pinch hitter,
- pinch-hit,
- proxy,
- relief,
- relieve,
- replace,
- replacement,
- represent,
- representative,
- reserves,
- ringer,
- second rank,
- second string,
- secondary,
- servile,
- sign,
- spares,
- spell,
- spell off,
- stand in for,
- stand-in,
- subaltern,
- subject,
- submarine,
- submersible,
- subordinate,
- subrogate,
- subservient,
- substituent,
- substitute,
- substitute for,
- substitution,
- succedaneum,
- succeed,
- supersede,
- superseder,
- supplant,
- supplanter,
- surrogate,
- swap places with,
- symbol,
- synecdoche,
- third rank,
- third string,
- token,
- tributary,
- under,
- underprivileged,
- understudy,
- understudy for,
- utility player,
- vicar,
- vice-president,
- vice-regent,
- vulgar
- some
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- remarkable; "that was some party"; "she is some skier" related words >
- Daedalian,
- a,
- about,
- adept,
- adroit,
- all but,
- almost,
- an,
- any,
- anything,
- approximately,
- apt,
- artistic,
- as good as,
- aught,
- authoritative,
- bravura,
- brilliant,
- certain,
- circa,
- clean,
- clever,
- composite,
- coordinated,
- crack,
- crackerjack,
- cunning,
- cute,
- daedal,
- deft,
- dexterous,
- dextrous,
- diplomatic,
- divers,
- excellent,
- expert,
- fairly,
- fancy,
- good,
- goodish,
- graceful,
- handy,
- ingenious,
- just about,
- kind of,
- magisterial,
- masterful,
- masterly,
- measured,
- moderately,
- more,
- more or less,
- more than one,
- most,
- nearly,
- neat,
- no mean,
- not singular,
- numerous,
- one,
- plural,
- pluralistic,
- plurative,
- plus ou moins,
- politic,
- practically,
- professional,
- proficient,
- quantified,
- quantitative,
- quantitive,
- quantized,
- quick,
- quite some,
- ready,
- resourceful,
- skillful,
- slick,
- something,
- somewhat,
- statesmanlike,
- stylish,
- sundry,
- tactful,
- the compleat,
- the complete,
- various,
- virtuoso,
- well-done,
- well-nigh,
- workmanlike
- dare
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- a challenge to do something dangerous or foolhardy; "he could never refuse a dare"
- to be courageous enough to try or do something; "I don't dare call him", "she dares to dress differently from the others" related words >
- affront,
- aim to,
- assume,
- attempt,
- attempt to,
- battle cry,
- be a man,
- beard,
- bid defiance,
- bid to combat,
- brave,
- breast,
- bring before,
- bring forward,
- bring up,
- call out,
- cartel,
- challenge,
- chance,
- change,
- confront,
- confront with,
- court destruction,
- dare to,
- defi,
- defy,
- defy danger,
- deride,
- double dare,
- double-dare,
- encounter,
- envisage,
- face,
- face out,
- face up to,
- face with,
- forget the odds,
- front,
- gage,
- gage of battle,
- gamble,
- gauntlet,
- get fresh,
- get smart,
- glove,
- have a nerve,
- have the cheek,
- have the gall,
- have the guts,
- have the nerve,
- hazard,
- hold in contempt,
- lay before,
- make bold,
- make bold to,
- make free,
- meet,
- meet squarely,
- outdare,
- outface,
- place before,
- play with fire,
- present to,
- presume,
- pretend,
- pretend to,
- provocation,
- provoke,
- put it to,
- rebel yell,
- ridicule,
- risk,
- run the chance,
- run the risk,
- scream defiance,
- seek to,
- set before,
- show fight,
- stare down,
- stem,
- strive to,
- study to,
- stump,
- take a chance,
- take chances,
- take liberties,
- take the liberty,
- taunt,
- tempt Providence,
- try and,
- try to,
- ultimatum,
- venture,
- venture to,
- war cry,
- war whoop
- statesmanlike
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- marked by the qualities of or befitting a statesman; "a man of statesmanlike judgment"; "a statesmanlike solution of the present perplexities"-V.L.Parrington related words >
- Daedalian,
- adept,
- adroit,
- apt,
- artistic,
- authoritative,
- bravura,
- brilliant,
- civic,
- clean,
- clever,
- coordinated,
- crack,
- crackerjack,
- cunning,
- cute,
- daedal,
- deft,
- dexterous,
- dextrous,
- diplomatic,
- excellent,
- expert,
- fancy,
- geopolitical,
- good,
- goodish,
- governmental,
- graceful,
- handy,
- ingenious,
- magisterial,
- masterful,
- masterly,
- neat,
- no mean,
- politic,
- political,
- politico-commercial,
- politico-diplomatic,
- politico-economic,
- politico-geographical,
- politico-judicial,
- politico-military,
- politico-moral,
- politico-religious,
- politico-scientific,
- politico-social,
- politico-theological,
- professional,
- proficient,
- quick,
- quite some,
- ready,
- resourceful,
- skillful,
- slick,
- some,
- statesmanly,
- stylish,
- suffragist,
- tactful,
- the compleat,
- the complete,
- virtuoso,
- well-done,
- workmanlike
- knowing
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- a clear and certain mental apprehension
- evidencing the possession of inside information related words >
- Byzantine,
- Machiavellian,
- Machiavellic,
- acute,
- advised,
- aimed,
- aimed at,
- alive,
- all-knowing,
- apperceptive,
- appercipient,
- apprehending,
- apprehensive,
- arch,
- artful,
- astute,
- awake,
- aware,
- blase,
- brainy,
- bright,
- brilliant,
- broad-minded,
- cagey,
- calculated,
- calculating,
- canny,
- clever,
- cognizant,
- comprehending,
- conceptive,
- conceptual,
- conscious,
- considered,
- conspiratorial,
- conspiratory,
- contemplated,
- conversant,
- cosmopolitan,
- cosmopolite,
- crafty,
- cunning,
- cute,
- deceitful,
- deep,
- deep-laid,
- deliberate,
- deliberated,
- designed,
- designing,
- devious,
- diplomatic,
- discerning,
- discursive,
- disenchanted,
- disillusioned,
- eloquent,
- envisaged,
- envisioned,
- experienced,
- expert,
- expressive,
- feline,
- foxy,
- gnostic,
- guileful,
- hep,
- ideational,
- ingenious,
- insidious,
- insightful,
- intellectual,
- intelligent,
- intended,
- intentional,
- inventive,
- knowledgable,
- knowledgeable,
- learned,
- mature,
- matured,
- meaningful,
- meant,
- meditated,
- mindful,
- mondaine,
- nimble-witted,
- noetic,
- not born yesterday,
- not so dumb,
- observant,
- of design,
- old,
- omniscient,
- pawky,
- perceptive,
- percipient,
- perspicacious,
- planned,
- politic,
- practiced,
- prehensile,
- private,
- profound,
- projected,
- proposed,
- purposed,
- purposeful,
- purposive,
- qualified,
- quick,
- quick-witted,
- rational,
- ready,
- reasonable,
- resourceful,
- ripe,
- ripened,
- sagacious,
- sage,
- sane,
- sapient,
- scheming,
- seasoned,
- secret,
- sensible,
- sentient,
- serpentine,
- sharp,
- sharp-witted,
- shifty,
- shrewd,
- significant,
- slick,
- slippery,
- sly,
- smart,
- smooth,
- snaky,
- sneaky,
- sophic,
- sophistical,
- sophisticate,
- sophisticated,
- stealthy,
- strategic,
- strong-minded,
- studied,
- subtile,
- subtle,
- supple,
- tactical,
- teleological,
- trickish,
- tricksy,
- tricky,
- tried,
- tried and true,
- understanding,
- veteran,
- vigilant,
- voluntary,
- vulpine,
- wary,
- watchful,
- well-informed,
- willful,
- wily,
- wise,
- wise as Solomon,
- witting,
- world-wise,
- worldly,
- worldly-wise
- active,
- activist,
- activistic,
- agile,
- alacritous,
- alive,
- animated,
- bouncing,
- bouncy,
- breezy,
- brisk,
- bubbly,
- chipper,
- dispatchful,
- ebullient,
- effervescent,
- energetic,
- expeditious,
- featly,
- fleet,
- frisky,
- full of go,
- full of life,
- full of pep,
- graceful,
- healthy,
- light,
- light-footed,
- live,
- lively,
- mercurial,
- militant,
- neat-fingered,
- neat-handed,
- nimble,
- nimble-footed,
- peart,
- peppy,
- perky,
- pert,
- prompt,
- quick,
- quicksilver,
- ready,
- robust,
- sharp,
- smacking,
- smart,
- snappy,
- sound,
- spanking,
- speedy,
- spirited,
- sprightly,
- sure-footed,
- swift,
- vigorous,
- vivacious,
- volant,
- zingy,
- zippy
- precipitous
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- characterized by precipices; "a precipitous bluff" related words >
- abrupt,
- accident-prone,
- acclivitous,
- arduous,
- bluff,
- bold,
- breakneck,
- breathless,
- careless,
- declivitous,
- desperate,
- devil-may-care,
- electrifying,
- furious,
- harum-scarum,
- hasty,
- headlong,
- hotheaded,
- hurried,
- impetuous,
- impulsive,
- mad,
- nerve-shattering,
- orthodiagonal,
- orthogonal,
- overeager,
- overenthusiastic,
- overzealous,
- panting,
- perpendicular,
- plumb,
- plunging,
- precipitant,
- precipitate,
- quick,
- rapid,
- rash,
- reckless,
- right-angle,
- right-angled,
- right-angular,
- rushing,
- sharp,
- sheer,
- shocking,
- sideling,
- slap-bang,
- slapdash,
- speedy,
- startling,
- steep,
- stickle,
- straight-up,
- straight-up-and-down,
- sudden,
- surprising,
- swift,
- unanticipated,
- unexpected,
- unforeseen,
- unlooked-for,
- unpredicted,
- up-and-down,
- vertical,
- wanton,
- wild
- immediately
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- without delay or hesitation; with no time intervening; "he answered immediately"; "found an answer straightaway"; "an official accused of dishonesty should be suspended forthwith"; "Come here now!"
- near or close by; "he passed immediately behind her"
- bearing an immediate relation; "this immediately concerns your future" related words >
- PDQ,
- amain,
- anon,
- apace,
- at once,
- away,
- by forced marches,
- closely,
- contiguously,
- cursorily,
- decisively,
- directly,
- expeditiously,
- feverishly,
- forthwith,
- furiously,
- hand over fist,
- hastily,
- helter-skelter,
- hotfoot,
- hurriedly,
- hurry-scurry,
- in a jiffy,
- in a second,
- in a wink,
- in no time,
- in passing,
- instantaneously,
- instanter,
- instantly,
- intimately,
- just now,
- just then,
- momentaneously,
- momentarily,
- momently,
- now,
- on the dot,
- on the instant,
- on the nail,
- on the run,
- on the spot,
- pell-mell,
- pretty damned quick,
- promptly,
- pronto,
- quickly,
- right away,
- right now,
- right off,
- shortly,
- slapdash,
- smartly,
- soon,
- speedily,
- straightaway,
- straightway,
- subito,
- summarily,
- superficially,
- swiftly,
- this instant,
- tout de suite,
- when,
- with a rush,
- with all haste,
- with all speed,
- with dispatch,
- with haste,
- without delay,
- without further delay,
- without hesitation
- minded
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- (used in combination) being of a specified kind of inclination or disposition; "serious-minded"; "fair-minded"
- (used in combination) mentally oriented toward something specified; "civic-minded"; "career-minded" related words >
- acquiescent,
- actuated,
- agreeable,
- alacritous,
- amenable,
- animated,
- apt,
- apt to,
- ardent,
- bent,
- calculated to,
- compliant,
- consenting,
- contemplating,
- content,
- cooperative,
- disposed,
- disposed to,
- dispositioned,
- docile,
- eager,
- enthusiastic,
- fain,
- favorable,
- favorably disposed,
- favorably inclined,
- forward,
- game,
- given,
- given to,
- impelled,
- in the mind,
- in the mood,
- inclined,
- inclined to,
- inner-directed,
- intending,
- liable to,
- likely,
- likely to,
- minded to,
- motivated,
- moved,
- other-directed,
- planning,
- pliant,
- predisposed,
- predisposed to,
- prompt,
- prompted,
- prone,
- prone to,
- quick,
- ready,
- ready and willing,
- ready to,
- receptive,
- responsive,
- stimulated,
- tractable,
- well-disposed,
- well-inclined,
- willed,
- willing,
- willinghearted,
- zealous
- Aesopian language,
- Babel,
- Greek,
- babble,
- cant,
- cipher,
- code,
- cryptogram,
- double Dutch,
- garble,
- gibberish,
- gift of tongues,
- glossolalia,
- gobbledygook,
- jargon,
- jumble,
- lingo,
- mumbo jumbo,
- noise,
- patois,
- patter,
- phraseology,
- scatology,
- scramble,
- secret language,
- slang,
- taboo language,
- vernacular,
- vocabulary,
- vulgar language
- bugle
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- a brass instrument without valves; used for military calls and fanfares
- a tubular glass or plastic bead sewn onto clothing for decoration
- any of various low-growing annual or perennial evergreen herbs native to Eurasia; used for ground cover
- play on a bugle related words >
- alpenhorn,
- alphorn,
- althorn,
- alto horn,
- antlia,
- bagpipe,
- ballad horn,
- baritone,
- bass horn,
- bay,
- beak,
- beep,
- beezer,
- bell,
- bill,
- blare,
- blast,
- blat,
- blow,
- blow a horn,
- blow the horn,
- brass choir,
- brass wind,
- brass-wind instrument,
- brasses,
- bray,
- bugle horn,
- carillon,
- clarion,
- conk,
- cornet,
- cornet-a-pistons,
- corno di caccia,
- cornopean,
- doodle,
- double-bell euphonium,
- double-tongue,
- euphonium,
- fife,
- flute,
- helicon,
- honk,
- horn,
- hunting horn,
- key trumpet,
- lip,
- lituus,
- lur,
- mellophone,
- muffle,
- muzzle,
- nares,
- neb,
- nib,
- nose,
- nostrils,
- nozzle,
- olfactory organ,
- ophicleide,
- orchestral horn,
- peal,
- pecker,
- pipe,
- pocket trumpet,
- post horn,
- proboscis,
- rhinarium,
- rostrum,
- sackbut,
- saxhorn,
- saxtuba,
- schnozzle,
- serpent,
- shriek,
- slide trombone,
- sliphorn,
- smeller,
- snoot,
- snout,
- sound,
- sound a tattoo,
- sound taps,
- sousaphone,
- squeal,
- tenor tuba,
- tongue,
- toot,
- tootle,
- triple-tongue,
- tromba,
- trombone,
- trumpet,
- trunk,
- tuba,
- tweedle,
- valve trombone,
- valve trumpet,
- whistle,
- wind,
- wind the horn
- predisposed
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- made susceptible; "because of conditions in the mine, miners are predisposed to lung disease" related words >
- acquiescent,
- agreeable,
- alacritous,
- amenable,
- apt,
- apt to,
- ardent,
- bent,
- calculated to,
- compliant,
- consenting,
- content,
- cooperative,
- disposed,
- disposed to,
- dispositioned,
- docile,
- eager,
- enthusiastic,
- fain,
- favorable,
- favorably disposed,
- favorably inclined,
- forejudged,
- forward,
- game,
- given,
- given to,
- in the mind,
- in the mood,
- inclined,
- inclined to,
- judged beforehand,
- liable to,
- likely,
- likely to,
- minded,
- minded to,
- pliant,
- preconceived,
- preconceptual,
- preconcluded,
- predecided,
- predetermined,
- predisposed to,
- predispositional,
- prejudged,
- prejudging,
- prejudicial,
- presumed,
- presupposed,
- presurmised,
- prompt,
- prone,
- prone to,
- quick,
- ready,
- ready and willing,
- ready to,
- receptive,
- responsive,
- tractable,
- well-disposed,
- well-inclined,
- willed,
- willing,
- willinghearted,
- zealous
- cheat
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- a deception for profit to yourself
- defeat someone in an expectation through trickery or deceit
- deprive somebody of something by deceit; "The con-man beat me out of $50"; "This salesman ripped us off!"; "we were cheated by their clever-sounding scheme"; "They chiseled me out of my money"
- engage in deceitful behavior; practice trickery or fraud; "Who's chiseling on the side?" related words >
- ballot-box stuffing,
- bamboozle,
- bamboozlement,
- beat,
- befool,
- beguile,
- beguile of,
- bilk,
- blackleg,
- boodle,
- bunco,
- burn,
- cardsharping,
- charlatan,
- cheater,
- cheating,
- chicane,
- chicanery,
- chisel,
- chiseler,
- chouse,
- chouse out of,
- clinquant,
- cog,
- cog the dice,
- con,
- con man,
- confidence man,
- counterfeit,
- cozen,
- cozenage,
- cozener,
- crib,
- crook,
- deceit,
- deceive,
- deceiver,
- deception,
- defraud,
- defrauder,
- delude,
- diddle,
- diddler,
- diddling,
- dishonesty,
- do,
- do in,
- do out of,
- dodge,
- doodle,
- double-cross,
- double-dealer,
- double-dealing,
- duff,
- dummy,
- dupe,
- euchre,
- evade,
- fake,
- fakement,
- faker,
- falsify,
- fiddle,
- finagle,
- fishy transaction,
- flam,
- fleece,
- flimflam,
- flimflam man,
- flimflammer,
- fob,
- fool,
- forgery,
- frame-up,
- fraud,
- fraudulence,
- fraudulency,
- fudge,
- gerrymandering,
- gouge,
- graft,
- grift,
- gull,
- gyp,
- gyp artist,
- gyp joint,
- gypper,
- hanky-panky,
- have,
- hoax,
- hocus,
- hocus-pocus,
- hoodwink,
- humbug,
- illicit business,
- imitation,
- imposition,
- impostor,
- imposture,
- juggler,
- junk,
- lie,
- mace,
- mislead,
- mock,
- mountebank,
- mulct,
- operator,
- overreach,
- pack the deal,
- paste,
- phony,
- pigeon,
- pinchbeck,
- practice fraud upon,
- put-on,
- put-up job,
- racket,
- ream,
- rip off,
- rip-off,
- rogue,
- rook,
- scam,
- screw,
- sell,
- sell gold bricks,
- sham,
- shark,
- sharp practice,
- sharper,
- sharpie,
- shave,
- shift,
- shift about,
- shoddy,
- short,
- shortchange,
- simulacrum,
- skin,
- slick,
- stack the cards,
- stick,
- sting,
- sucker,
- swindle,
- swindler,
- take,
- take a dive,
- take in,
- thimblerig,
- throw a fight,
- tinsel,
- trick,
- trickery,
- trickster,
- two-timer,
- victimize,
- whited sepulcher
- ache,
- aching,
- affront,
- apple of discord,
- blow,
- bone of contention,
- bone to pick,
- casus belli,
- cramp,
- crow to pick,
- crow to pluck,
- cut,
- distress,
- dolor,
- exposed nerve,
- grief,
- grounds for war,
- hurt,
- injury,
- lesion,
- nasty blow,
- nerve ending,
- offense,
- pain,
- pang,
- passion,
- provocation,
- raw,
- raw nerve,
- red rag,
- rub,
- shock,
- soft spot,
- sore,
- sore point,
- sore spot,
- spasm,
- stress,
- stress of life,
- stroke,
- suffering,
- the quick,
- throes,
- ticklish issue,
- wound,
- wrench
- passionate
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- having or expressing strong emotions related words >
- abandoned,
- ablaze,
- afire,
- amative,
- amatory,
- amorous,
- animated,
- ardent,
- argumentative,
- aroused,
- atrabiliar,
- atrabilious,
- attracted,
- avid,
- belligerent,
- bilious,
- blazing,
- boiling,
- boiling over,
- breathless,
- burning,
- burning with excitement,
- cathectic,
- choleric,
- combustible,
- committed,
- concerned,
- concupiscent,
- contentious,
- cordial,
- cranky,
- cross,
- curious,
- dedicated,
- delirious,
- desirous,
- devoted,
- devout,
- drunk,
- eager,
- earnest,
- ejaculatory,
- emotional,
- emphatic,
- energetic,
- enthusiastic,
- erotic,
- excited,
- exciting,
- explosive,
- exuberant,
- faithful,
- fanatic,
- fanatical,
- fascinated,
- febrile,
- fervent,
- fervid,
- fevered,
- feverish,
- fierce,
- fiery,
- flaming,
- flushed,
- furious,
- glowing,
- goatish,
- hard-core,
- hasty,
- headlong,
- hearty,
- heated,
- hectic,
- het up,
- high-powered,
- horny,
- hot,
- hot-blooded,
- hot-tempered,
- hotheaded,
- huffish,
- huffy,
- impassioned,
- impetuous,
- in earnest,
- in rut,
- inflamed,
- intense,
- intent,
- intent on,
- interested,
- intoxicated,
- invigorated,
- irascible,
- irritable,
- itching,
- keen,
- keen on,
- lascivious,
- lecherous,
- libidinous,
- lickerish,
- lively,
- loverlike,
- loverly,
- loyal,
- lustful,
- madcap,
- on fire,
- orgasmic,
- orgastic,
- peevish,
- peppery,
- perfervid,
- piqued,
- precipitate,
- provoking,
- prurient,
- pugnacious,
- quarrelsome,
- quick,
- quick-tempered,
- randy,
- ratty,
- red-hot,
- resolute,
- salacious,
- satyric,
- scorching,
- seething,
- sensual,
- serious,
- sex-starved,
- sexual,
- sexually excited,
- sexy,
- short-tempered,
- simmering,
- sincere,
- snappish,
- spirited,
- spunky,
- steaming,
- steamy,
- stimulated,
- stimulating,
- stirring,
- stormy,
- sultry,
- tantalized,
- temperamental,
- tempestuous,
- testy,
- tetchy,
- tickled,
- titillated,
- tornadic,
- totally committed,
- touchy,
- turned-on,
- unrestrained,
- unsatisfied,
- urgent,
- vehement,
- vigorous,
- violent,
- volatile,
- volcanic,
- warm,
- white-hot,
- wild,
- zealous,
- zestful
- luminescence
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- light from nonthermal sources
- light not due to incandescence; occurs at low temperatures related words >
- autoluminescence,
- bioluminescence,
- cathode luminescence,
- chemicoluminescence,
- chemiluminescence,
- corposant,
- crystalloluminescence,
- double corposant,
- electroluminescence,
- fata morgana,
- fluorescence,
- fox fire,
- ignis fatuus,
- luciferase,
- luciferin,
- luminophor,
- marshfire,
- noctiluscence,
- phosphor,
- phosphorescence,
- photoluminescence,
- radioluminescence,
- thermoluminescence,
- tribofluorescence,
- triboluminescence,
- tribophosphorescence,
- wisp,
- witch fire
- phosphorescence
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- a fluorescence that persists after the bombarding radiation has ceased related words >
- autoluminescence,
- bioluminescence,
- cathode luminescence,
- chemicoluminescence,
- chemiluminescence,
- corposant,
- crystalloluminescence,
- double corposant,
- electroluminescence,
- fata morgana,
- fluorescence,
- fox fire,
- ignis fatuus,
- luciferase,
- luciferin,
- luminescence,
- luminophor,
- marshfire,
- noctiluscence,
- phosphor,
- photoluminescence,
- radioluminescence,
- thermoluminescence,
- tribofluorescence,
- triboluminescence,
- tribophosphorescence,
- wisp,
- witch fire
- fluorescence
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- light emitted during absorption of radiation of some other (invisible) wavelength related words >
- autoluminescence,
- bioluminescence,
- cathode luminescence,
- chemicoluminescence,
- chemiluminescence,
- corposant,
- crystalloluminescence,
- double corposant,
- electroluminescence,
- fata morgana,
- fox fire,
- ignis fatuus,
- luciferase,
- luciferin,
- luminescence,
- luminophor,
- marshfire,
- noctiluscence,
- phosphor,
- phosphorescence,
- photoluminescence,
- radioluminescence,
- thermoluminescence,
- tribofluorescence,
- triboluminescence,
- tribophosphorescence,
- wisp,
- witch fire
- soft spot
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- a sentimental affection; "she had a soft spot for her youngest son" related words >
- a thing for,
- affinity,
- aptitude,
- aptness,
- assailability,
- bent,
- bias,
- cast,
- chink,
- conatus,
- conduciveness,
- delight,
- diathesis,
- disposition,
- eagerness,
- exposed nerve,
- feeling for,
- fondness,
- heel of Achilles,
- inclination,
- leaning,
- liability,
- liking,
- loophole,
- nerve ending,
- penchant,
- penetrability,
- predilection,
- predisposition,
- pregnability,
- prejudice,
- probability,
- proclivity,
- proneness,
- propensity,
- raw,
- raw nerve,
- readiness,
- sensitivity to,
- sore point,
- sore spot,
- susceptibility,
- taste,
- tendency,
- tender spot,
- the quick,
- tropism,
- turn,
- twist,
- vincibility,
- vulnerability,
- vulnerable point,
- warp,
- weak link,
- weak point,
- weakness,
- willingness
- Judas-like,
- Trojan-horse,
- apostate,
- betraying,
- breakaway,
- collaborative,
- degenerate,
- disloyal,
- double-crossing,
- extreme,
- extremistic,
- factious,
- faithless,
- fifth-column,
- insurgent,
- insurrectionary,
- mutineering,
- mutinous,
- quisling,
- quislingistic,
- rebel,
- rebellious,
- recreant,
- renegade,
- revolutional,
- revolutionary,
- riotous,
- seditionary,
- seditious,
- subversive,
- tergiversant,
- tergiversating,
- traitorous,
- treasonous,
- turbulent,
- turncoat,
- two-timing
- major league
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- the most important league in any sport (especially baseball) related words >
- automat,
- beanery,
- bistro,
- buffet,
- buvette,
- cafe,
- cafeteria,
- canteen,
- cantina,
- chophouse,
- chuck wagon,
- coffee shop,
- coffeehouse,
- coffeeroom,
- cookhouse,
- cookshack,
- cookshop,
- diner,
- dining hall,
- dining room,
- dog wagon,
- drive-in,
- drive-in restaurant,
- eatery,
- eating house,
- fast-food chain,
- grill,
- grillroom,
- hamburger stand,
- hash house,
- hashery,
- hot-dog stand,
- kitchen,
- lunch counter,
- lunch wagon,
- luncheonette,
- lunchroom,
- mess hall,
- pizzeria,
- quick-lunch counter,
- restaurant,
- smorgasbord,
- snack bar,
- tavern,
- trattoria
- pizzeria
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- a shop where pizzas are made and sold related words >
- automat,
- beanery,
- bistro,
- buffet,
- buvette,
- cafe,
- cafeteria,
- canteen,
- cantina,
- chophouse,
- chuck wagon,
- coffee shop,
- coffeehouse,
- coffeeroom,
- cookhouse,
- cookshack,
- cookshop,
- diner,
- dining hall,
- dining room,
- dog wagon,
- drive-in,
- drive-in restaurant,
- eatery,
- eating house,
- fast-food chain,
- grill,
- grillroom,
- hamburger stand,
- hash house,
- hashery,
- hot-dog stand,
- kitchen,
- lunch counter,
- lunch wagon,
- luncheonette,
- lunchroom,
- mess hall,
- quick-lunch counter,
- restaurant,
- smorgasbord,
- snack bar,
- tavern,
- tearoom,
- trattoria
- automat,
- beanery,
- bistro,
- buffet,
- buvette,
- cafe,
- cafeteria,
- canteen,
- cantina,
- chophouse,
- chuck wagon,
- coffee shop,
- coffeehouse,
- coffeeroom,
- cookhouse,
- cookshack,
- cookshop,
- diner,
- dining hall,
- dining room,
- dog wagon,
- drive-in,
- drive-in restaurant,
- eatery,
- eating house,
- fast-food chain,
- grill,
- grillroom,
- hamburger stand,
- hash house,
- hashery,
- hot-dog stand,
- kitchen,
- lunch counter,
- lunch wagon,
- luncheonette,
- lunchroom,
- mess hall,
- pizzeria,
- quick-lunch counter,
- restaurant,
- smorgasbord,
- snack bar,
- tavern,
- tearoom
- aboveground,
- alive,
- among the living,
- animate,
- animated,
- breathing,
- bright-eyed and bushy-tailed,
- capable of life,
- chipper,
- conscious,
- endowed with life,
- enjoying health,
- enlivened,
- eupeptic,
- existent,
- fine,
- fit,
- fit and fine,
- full of beans,
- healthful,
- healthy,
- in condition,
- in fine fettle,
- in fine whack,
- in good case,
- in good health,
- in good shape,
- in health,
- in high feather,
- in mint condition,
- in shape,
- in the flesh,
- in the pink,
- inspirited,
- instinct with life,
- live,
- living,
- long-lived,
- quick,
- tenacious of life,
- very much alive,
- viable,
- vital,
- vivified,
- zoetic
- punctual
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- acting or arriving or performed exactly at the time appointed; "she expected guests to be punctual at meals"; "he is not a particularly punctual person"; "punctual payment" related words >
- accurate,
- active,
- alert,
- apt,
- attentive,
- careful,
- close,
- compliant,
- conforming,
- conscientious,
- conscionable,
- constant,
- correct,
- critical,
- decisive,
- delicate,
- demanding,
- detailed,
- devoted,
- devout,
- duteous,
- dutiful,
- exact,
- exacting,
- exigent,
- expeditious,
- exquisite,
- faithful,
- fastidious,
- fine,
- finical,
- finicking,
- finicky,
- fussy,
- heedful,
- immediate,
- instant,
- instantaneous,
- loyal,
- meticulous,
- mindful,
- minute,
- narrow,
- nice,
- observant,
- on the dot,
- on time,
- overconscientious,
- overscrupulous,
- painstaking,
- particular,
- practicing,
- precise,
- precisianistic,
- precisionistic,
- prompt,
- punctilious,
- quick,
- ready,
- refined,
- regardful,
- religious,
- rigid,
- rigorous,
- scrupulous,
- scrutinizing,
- speedy,
- strict,
- subtle,
- summary,
- swift,
- tender-conscienced,
- timely,
- true
- mummify
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- dry up and shrivel due to complete loss of moisture; "a mummified body was found"
- remove the organs and dry out (a dead body) in order to preserve it; "Th Egyptians mummified their pharaohs"
- preserve while making lifeless; "mummified ideas and institutions should be gotten rid of" related words >
- air-dry,
- anhydrate,
- bake,
- blast-freeze,
- blot,
- brine,
- brush,
- burn,
- corn,
- cure,
- dehumidify,
- dehydrate,
- desiccate,
- drain,
- dry,
- dry up,
- dry-cure,
- dry-salt,
- embalm,
- evaporate,
- exsiccate,
- fire,
- freeze,
- freeze-dry,
- fume,
- insolate,
- irradiate,
- jerk,
- kiln,
- kipper,
- lay out,
- lie in state,
- marinade,
- marinate,
- mummy,
- parch,
- pickle,
- preservatize,
- quick-freeze,
- refrigerate,
- rub,
- salt,
- scorch,
- sear,
- season,
- shrivel,
- smoke,
- smoke-cure,
- soak up,
- sponge,
- stuff,
- sun,
- sun-dry,
- swab,
- torrefy,
- towel,
- weazen,
- welter,
- wilt,
- wipe,
- wither,
- wizen
- sarcasm
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- witty language used to convey insults or scorn; "he used sarcasm to upset his opponent"; "irony is wasted on the stupid"; "Satire is a sort of glass, wherein beholders do generally discover everybody's face but their own"--Jonathan Swift related words >
- Atticism,
- acerbity,
- acridity,
- acridness,
- acrimony,
- agile wit,
- asperity,
- bitterness,
- black humor,
- burlesque,
- caricature,
- causticity,
- comedy,
- contumely,
- corrosiveness,
- cynicism,
- derision,
- disdain,
- dry wit,
- esprit,
- farce,
- gibe,
- harshness,
- humor,
- innuendo,
- invective,
- irony,
- jest,
- lampoon,
- malevolence,
- malice,
- maliciousness,
- mockery,
- nimble wit,
- parody,
- pleasantry,
- poison,
- poisonousness,
- pretty wit,
- quick wit,
- raillery,
- rancor,
- ready wit,
- repartee,
- ridicule,
- salt,
- satire,
- satiric wit,
- savor of wit,
- scorn,
- sharpness,
- slapstick,
- slapstick humor,
- sneering,
- spite,
- spitefulness,
- squib,
- subtle wit,
- travesty,
- venom,
- venomousness,
- virulence,
- visual humor,
- wit
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