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- barmaid
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- loot
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- goods or money obtained illegally
- take illegally; of intellectual property; "This writer plundered from famous authors" related words >
- abduct,
- assault,
- attack,
- barbarize,
- batter,
- blackmail,
- boodle,
- booty,
- brutalize,
- burn,
- butcher,
- carry off,
- carry on,
- depredate,
- despoil,
- destroy,
- dough,
- filthy lucre,
- fleece,
- forage,
- foray,
- freeboot,
- gelt,
- go on,
- graft,
- greenbacks,
- gut,
- hammer,
- haul,
- hot goods,
- jack,
- kidnap,
- knock off,
- knock over,
- lay waste,
- lettuce,
- lift,
- lucre,
- maraud,
- maul,
- moolah,
- mug,
- perks,
- perquisite,
- pickings,
- pillage,
- plunder,
- pork barrel,
- prey on,
- prize,
- public till,
- public trough,
- rage,
- raid,
- ramp,
- rampage,
- ransack,
- rant,
- rape,
- ravage,
- rave,
- raven,
- ravish,
- reive,
- relieve,
- rifle,
- riot,
- roar,
- rob,
- ruin,
- sack,
- savage,
- seizure,
- shanghai,
- slaughter,
- sow chaos,
- spoil,
- spoils,
- spoils of office,
- spoliate,
- squeeze,
- stealings,
- stick up,
- stolen goods,
- storm,
- swag,
- sweep,
- take,
- tear,
- tear around,
- terrorize,
- throttle,
- till,
- vandalize,
- violate,
- wreck
- finagler
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- a deceiver who uses crafty misleading methods related words >
- Machiavellian,
- behind-the-scenes operator,
- coconspirator,
- conniver,
- conspirator,
- conspirer,
- counterplotter,
- eminence grise,
- exploiter,
- gamesman,
- gray eminence,
- intrigant,
- intriguer,
- kingmaker,
- logroller,
- machinator,
- maneuverer,
- operator,
- opportunist,
- plotter,
- pork-barrel politician,
- schemer,
- strategist,
- wheeler-dealer,
- wire-puller
- sundries
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- miscellaneous objects too numerous or too small to be specified related words >
- felt
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- a fabric made of compressed matted animal fibers
- change texture so as to become matted and felt-like; "The fabric felted up after several washes"
- cover with felt; "felt a cap"
- mat together and make felt-like; "felt the wool" related words >
- 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
- abstraction,
- all fours,
- annexation,
- appropriation,
- blackmail,
- boodle,
- boosting,
- booty,
- burglary,
- conversion,
- conveyance,
- crawl,
- crawling,
- creep,
- creeping,
- doggo,
- embezzlement,
- filching,
- fraud,
- furtive,
- graft,
- gumshoeing,
- haul,
- hidden out,
- hot goods,
- in ambush,
- in hiding,
- in the wings,
- larceny,
- liberation,
- lift,
- lifting,
- loot,
- lurking,
- nightwalking,
- on tiptoe,
- padding,
- peculation,
- perks,
- perquisite,
- pickings,
- pilferage,
- pilfering,
- pinch,
- pinching,
- piracy,
- pirating,
- plagiarism,
- plagiarizing,
- plunder,
- poaching,
- pork barrel,
- prize,
- prowling,
- public till,
- public trough,
- purloining,
- pussyfoot,
- pussyfooted,
- pussyfooting,
- robbery,
- robbing,
- scrabble,
- scramble,
- scrounging,
- shoplifting,
- sidling,
- skulking,
- slinking,
- snaking,
- snatching,
- sneak thievery,
- sneaking,
- snitching,
- spoil,
- spoils,
- spoils of office,
- squeeze,
- steal,
- stealage,
- stealings,
- stealthy,
- stolen goods,
- surreptitious,
- swag,
- swindle,
- swiping,
- take,
- theft,
- thievery,
- thieving,
- till,
- tippytoe,
- tiptoe,
- tiptoeing,
- touch,
- under cover,
- waiting concealed,
- worming
- Trinkgeld,
- blackmail,
- bonus,
- bonus system,
- boodle,
- booty,
- bounty,
- bribe,
- capital gains,
- cleanup,
- clear profit,
- consideration,
- dividends,
- donative,
- double time,
- earnings,
- fee,
- filthy lucre,
- fringe benefit,
- gain,
- gains,
- get,
- gettings,
- gleanings,
- graft,
- gratuity,
- gravy,
- grease,
- gross,
- gross profit,
- haul,
- hoard,
- honorarium,
- hot goods,
- incentive pay,
- income,
- inducement,
- interest,
- killing,
- lagniappe,
- largess,
- liberality,
- loot,
- lucre,
- makings,
- neat profit,
- net,
- net profit,
- overtime pay,
- palm oil,
- paper profits,
- pelf,
- percentage,
- perk,
- perquisite,
- perquisites,
- pickings,
- plunder,
- pork barrel,
- pourboire,
- premium,
- prize,
- proceeds,
- profit,
- profits,
- public till,
- public trough,
- rake-off,
- receipts,
- return,
- returns,
- salve,
- solatium,
- something extra,
- spoil,
- spoils,
- spoils of office,
- sportula,
- squeeze,
- stealings,
- stolen goods,
- store,
- swag,
- sweetener,
- take,
- take-in,
- till,
- tip,
- wealth,
- winnings
- till
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- unstratified soil deposited by a glacier; consists of sand and clay and gravel and boulders mixed together
- work land as by ploughing, harrowing, and manuring, in order to make it ready for cultivation; "till the soil" related words >
- Fort Knox,
- backset,
- bank,
- before,
- blackmail,
- boodle,
- booty,
- bursary,
- cash register,
- cashbox,
- chest,
- coffer,
- coin box,
- cultivate,
- culture,
- cut,
- delve,
- depository,
- dig,
- dress,
- exchequer,
- fallow,
- farm,
- fertilize,
- fisc,
- force,
- gold depository,
- graft,
- harrow,
- haul,
- hoe,
- hot goods,
- in advance of,
- labor,
- list,
- locker,
- loot,
- manure,
- money,
- money chest,
- mulch,
- penny bank,
- perks,
- perquisite,
- pickings,
- piggy bank,
- plant,
- plow,
- plunder,
- pork barrel,
- prior to,
- prize,
- prune,
- public crib,
- public till,
- public treasury,
- public trough,
- rake,
- register,
- repository,
- safe,
- safe-deposit box,
- sow,
- spade,
- spoil,
- spoils,
- spoils of office,
- squeeze,
- stealings,
- stolen goods,
- storehouse,
- strong room,
- strongbox,
- subtreasury,
- swag,
- take,
- tend,
- thin,
- thin out,
- till the soil,
- to,
- treasure-house,
- treasury,
- turn,
- until,
- unto,
- up to,
- vault,
- weed,
- weed out,
- work
- I,
- I myself,
- alter,
- alter ego,
- alterum,
- better self,
- ego,
- ethical self,
- he,
- her,
- herself,
- him,
- himself,
- inner man,
- inner self,
- me,
- my humble self,
- myself,
- not an illusion,
- number one,
- oneself,
- other self,
- ourselves,
- self,
- she,
- subconscious self,
- subliminal self,
- superego,
- the article,
- the genuine article,
- the goods,
- the very model,
- the very thing,
- them,
- themselves,
- they,
- you,
- yours truly,
- yourself,
- yourselves
- unproductive
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- not producing desired results; "the talks between labor and management were unproductive"
- not producing or capable of producing; "elimination of high-cost or unproductive industries" related words >
- abortive,
- acarpous,
- arid,
- barren,
- bootless,
- celibate,
- childless,
- desert,
- desolate,
- drained,
- dried-up,
- dry,
- exhausted,
- fallow,
- fruitless,
- gainless,
- gaunt,
- gelded,
- impotent,
- ineffective,
- ineffectual,
- infecund,
- infertile,
- issueless,
- jejune,
- leached,
- menopausal,
- nonfertile,
- nonproducing,
- nonproductive,
- nonprolific,
- nonremunerative,
- otiose,
- profitless,
- rewardless,
- sine prole,
- sterile,
- sucked dry,
- teemless,
- unavailable,
- unavailing,
- uncultivated,
- unfertile,
- unfruitful,
- unplowed,
- unprofitable,
- unprolific,
- unremunerative,
- unrewarding,
- unsown,
- untilled,
- useless,
- vain,
- virgin,
- waste,
- wasted,
- without issue
- evaporate
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- lose or cause to lose liquid by vaporization leaving a more concentrated residue; "evaporate milk"
- change into a vapor; "The water evaporated in front of our eyes"
- cause to change into a vapor; "The chemist evaporated the water" related words >
- aerate,
- aerify,
- air-dry,
- anhydrate,
- atomize,
- attenuate,
- bake,
- be annihilated,
- be consumed,
- be destroyed,
- be gone,
- be no more,
- be wiped out,
- blast-freeze,
- blot,
- blow off,
- brine,
- brush,
- burn,
- carbonate,
- cast forth,
- cease,
- cease to be,
- cease to exist,
- chlorinate,
- clear,
- clear away,
- corn,
- cure,
- dehumidify,
- dehydrate,
- dematerialize,
- depart,
- desiccate,
- die,
- die away,
- die out,
- dilute,
- disappear,
- dispel,
- disperse,
- dissipate,
- dissolve,
- distill,
- do a fade-out,
- drain,
- drive away,
- dry,
- dry-cure,
- dry-salt,
- dwindle,
- embalm,
- emit,
- erode,
- escape,
- etherify,
- etherize,
- evanesce,
- exhale,
- exit,
- expire,
- exsiccate,
- fade,
- fade away,
- fade out,
- fire,
- flee,
- fleet,
- flit,
- fluidize,
- fly,
- fractionate,
- freeze,
- freeze-dry,
- fume,
- fumigate,
- gasify,
- give off,
- go,
- go away,
- hide,
- hydrogenate,
- insolate,
- irradiate,
- jerk,
- kiln,
- kipper,
- leave no trace,
- leave the scene,
- marinade,
- marinate,
- melt,
- melt away,
- melt like snow,
- mummify,
- oxygenate,
- parch,
- pass,
- pass away,
- pass off,
- pass out,
- perfume,
- perish,
- peter out,
- pickle,
- preservatize,
- quick-freeze,
- reek,
- refrigerate,
- retire from sight,
- rub,
- salt,
- scorch,
- sear,
- season,
- send out,
- shrivel,
- sink,
- sink away,
- smoke,
- smoke-cure,
- soak up,
- sponge,
- spray,
- steam,
- stuff,
- sublimate,
- sublime,
- suffer an eclipse,
- sun,
- sun-dry,
- swab,
- thin,
- thin out,
- torrefy,
- towel,
- vanish,
- vanish from sight,
- vaporize,
- volatilize,
- waste,
- waste away,
- weaken,
- wear away,
- weazen,
- wipe,
- wither,
- wizen
- Jonathan Oldbuck,
- Miniver Cheevy,
- Pre-Raphaelite,
- academic,
- antiquarian,
- antiquary,
- antique collector,
- antique dealer,
- antique-car collector,
- archaeologist,
- archaist,
- arid,
- barren,
- blah,
- blank,
- bloodless,
- bookish,
- bore,
- broken-record,
- bromidic,
- buttonholer,
- characterless,
- classicist,
- cold,
- colorless,
- crashing bore,
- dead,
- devoted to studies,
- diligent,
- dismal,
- donnish,
- drag,
- draggy,
- drearisome,
- dreary,
- drip,
- dry,
- dull,
- dusty,
- effete,
- elephantine,
- empty,
- etiolated,
- everlasting,
- fade,
- flat,
- flat tire,
- frightful bore,
- harping,
- headache,
- heavy,
- ho-hum,
- hollow,
- humdrum,
- inane,
- inexcitable,
- insipid,
- invariable,
- jejune,
- jog-trot,
- laudator temporis acti,
- leaden,
- lifeless,
- long-winded,
- low-spirited,
- mandarin,
- medievalist,
- monotonous,
- nuisance,
- owlish,
- pale,
- pallid,
- pedantic,
- pedestrian,
- pest,
- pill,
- plodding,
- pointless,
- poky,
- ponderous,
- professorial,
- prolix,
- proser,
- rabbinic,
- scholarly,
- scholastic,
- singsong,
- slow,
- solemn,
- spiritless,
- sterile,
- stiff,
- stodgy,
- studious,
- stuffy,
- superficial,
- tasteless,
- tedious,
- treadmill,
- twaddler,
- uneventful,
- uninteresting,
- unlively,
- unvarying,
- vapid,
- weariful,
- wearisome,
- wet blanket,
- wooden
- adust,
- arid,
- atrophied,
- baked,
- bare,
- bone-dry,
- brittle,
- burnt,
- corky,
- deep-worn,
- dehydrated,
- desiccated,
- dog-eared,
- dried,
- dried-up,
- droughty,
- dry,
- emaciated,
- evaporated,
- exsiccated,
- moistureless,
- mummified,
- papery,
- parched,
- parchmenty,
- scorched,
- sear,
- seared,
- shelfworn,
- shopworn,
- shriveled,
- shrunken,
- sun-dried,
- sunbaked,
- thirsty,
- threadbare,
- timeworn,
- unwatered,
- wasted,
- waterless,
- weazened,
- well-worn,
- wilted,
- wind-dried,
- withered,
- wizened,
- worn,
- worn ragged,
- worn to rags,
- worn to threads,
- worn-down,
- wrinkled
- arid
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- lacking vitality or spirit; lifeless; "a technically perfect but arid performance of the sonata"; "a desiccate romance"; "a prissy and emotionless creature...settles into a mold of desiccated snobbery"-C.J.Rolo
- lacking sufficient water or rainfall; "an arid climate"; "a waterless well"; "miles of waterless country to cross" related words >
- Saharan,
- academic,
- acarpous,
- anhydrous,
- athirst,
- barren,
- blah,
- blank,
- bloodless,
- bone-dry,
- bookish,
- boring,
- bromidic,
- celibate,
- characterless,
- childless,
- cold,
- colorless,
- dead,
- desert,
- desolate,
- dismal,
- drab,
- draggy,
- drained,
- drearisome,
- dreary,
- dried-up,
- droughty,
- dry,
- dry as dust,
- dryasdust,
- dull,
- dusty,
- earthbound,
- effete,
- elephantine,
- empty,
- etiolated,
- exhausted,
- fade,
- fallow,
- flat,
- fruitless,
- gaunt,
- gelded,
- heavy,
- high and dry,
- ho-hum,
- hollow,
- humdrum,
- impotent,
- inane,
- ineffectual,
- inexcitable,
- infecund,
- infertile,
- insipid,
- issueless,
- jejune,
- juiceless,
- lackluster,
- leached,
- leaden,
- lifeless,
- like parchment,
- literal,
- low-spirited,
- menopausal,
- moistureless,
- monotonous,
- mundane,
- nonfertile,
- nonproducing,
- nonproductive,
- nonprolific,
- pale,
- pallid,
- pedantic,
- pedestrian,
- plodding,
- pointless,
- poky,
- ponderous,
- prosaic,
- prosing,
- prosy,
- sandy,
- sapless,
- sere,
- sine prole,
- slow,
- solemn,
- spiritless,
- staid,
- sterile,
- stiff,
- stodgy,
- stolid,
- stuffy,
- sucked dry,
- superficial,
- tasteless,
- tedious,
- teemless,
- thirsting,
- thirsty,
- unanimated,
- uncultivated,
- undamped,
- unfanciful,
- unfertile,
- unfruitful,
- unideal,
- unimaginative,
- uninspired,
- uninteresting,
- uninventive,
- unlively,
- unoriginal,
- unplowed,
- unpoetic,
- unproductive,
- unprolific,
- unromantic,
- unromanticized,
- unsown,
- untilled,
- unwatered,
- vapid,
- virgin,
- waste,
- wasted,
- waterless,
- weariful,
- wearisome,
- without issue,
- wooden
- acarpous,
- arid,
- barren,
- castrated,
- celibate,
- childless,
- debilitated,
- demasculinized,
- desert,
- desolate,
- devitalized,
- drained,
- dried-up,
- dry,
- effeminized,
- emasculate,
- emasculated,
- enervated,
- eunuchized,
- exhausted,
- fallow,
- fruitless,
- gaunt,
- impotent,
- ineffectual,
- infecund,
- infertile,
- issueless,
- jejune,
- leached,
- lustless,
- marrowless,
- menopausal,
- nerveless,
- nonfertile,
- nonproducing,
- nonproductive,
- nonprolific,
- pithless,
- sine prole,
- sinewless,
- sterile,
- sucked dry,
- teemless,
- uncultivated,
- unfertile,
- unfruitful,
- unmanned,
- unnerved,
- unplowed,
- unproductive,
- unprolific,
- unsexed,
- unsown,
- untilled,
- virgin,
- waste,
- wasted,
- without issue
- activist
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- advocating or engaged in activism related words >
- man of action
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- someone inclined to act first and think later related words >
- strategist
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- an expert in strategy (especially in warfare) related words >
- Machiavellian,
- a,
- architect,
- behind-the-scenes operator,
- calculator,
- contriver,
- designer,
- developer,
- deviser,
- eminence grise,
- enterpriser,
- entrepreneur,
- finagler,
- framer,
- gamesman,
- gray eminence,
- intriguer,
- kingmaker,
- logroller,
- machinator,
- maneuverer,
- manipulator,
- operator,
- organizer,
- planner,
- pork-barrel politician,
- projector,
- promoter,
- schemer,
- strategian,
- tactician,
- wheeler-dealer,
- wire-puller
- acarpous,
- arid,
- barren,
- celibate,
- childless,
- desert,
- desolate,
- drained,
- dried-up,
- dry,
- dull,
- earthbound,
- effete,
- exhausted,
- fallow,
- fruitless,
- gaunt,
- gelded,
- impotent,
- ineffectual,
- infertile,
- issueless,
- jejune,
- leached,
- literal,
- menopausal,
- mundane,
- nonfertile,
- nonproducing,
- nonproductive,
- nonprolific,
- prosaic,
- prosing,
- prosy,
- regrettable,
- sine prole,
- staid,
- sterile,
- stolid,
- stuffy,
- sucked dry,
- teemless,
- uncultivated,
- unfanciful,
- unfertile,
- unfruitful,
- unideal,
- unimaginative,
- uninspired,
- uninventive,
- unoriginal,
- unplowed,
- unpoetic,
- unproductive,
- unprolific,
- unromantic,
- unromanticized,
- unsown,
- untilled,
- virgin,
- waste,
- wasted,
- without issue
- inventory
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- making an itemized list of merchandise or supplies on hand; "an inventory may be necessary to see if anything is missing"; "they held an inventory every month"
- a detailed list of all the items in stock
- (accounting) the value of a firm's current assets including raw materials and work in progress and finished goods
- make or include in an itemized record or report; "Inventory all books before the end of the year" related words >
- abundance,
- account,
- account book,
- accounts,
- accounts payable ledger,
- accounts receivable ledger,
- accumulation,
- active list,
- add up,
- amassment,
- annals,
- assemblage,
- assembly,
- audit,
- backlog,
- balance,
- balance sheet,
- balance the books,
- bank ledger,
- bankbook,
- blacklist,
- body count,
- book,
- books,
- budget,
- calendar,
- call-up,
- canvass,
- capitulation,
- card ledger,
- cashbook,
- cast up,
- catalog,
- catalog goods,
- census,
- check,
- check out,
- checklist,
- chronicle,
- cipher up,
- civil list,
- code,
- collection,
- colligation,
- collocation,
- combination,
- commissariat,
- commissary,
- commodities,
- comparison,
- composition,
- concourse,
- concurrence,
- confluence,
- conflux,
- congregation,
- constituents,
- consumer goods,
- consumer items,
- content,
- contents,
- convergence,
- cornucopia,
- corralling,
- correspondence,
- cost card,
- cost ledger,
- cost sheet,
- count,
- count up,
- cumulation,
- data-gathering,
- daybook,
- demonstrate,
- detail,
- digest,
- divisions,
- documentation,
- double-check,
- dump,
- effects,
- elements,
- enroll,
- enter,
- enumerate,
- enumeration,
- factory ledger,
- figure up,
- file,
- foot up,
- fund,
- gathering,
- goods,
- goods for sale,
- guts,
- head count,
- heap,
- history,
- hoard,
- impanel,
- index,
- ingathering,
- ingredients,
- innards,
- insides,
- inspect the books,
- itemization,
- itemize,
- items,
- job lot,
- journal,
- junction,
- juxtaposition,
- keep score,
- larder,
- ledger,
- letters,
- line,
- line of goods,
- list,
- log,
- logbook,
- mail-order goods,
- mass,
- material,
- materials,
- materiel,
- memorial,
- merchandise,
- mobilization,
- munitions,
- muster,
- nest egg,
- nose count,
- overhaul,
- part,
- parts,
- passbook,
- pigeonhole,
- pile,
- pipe roll,
- plenitude,
- plenty,
- post,
- program,
- prove,
- provisionment,
- provisions,
- purchase ledger,
- rations,
- recap,
- recapitulate,
- recapitulation,
- recite,
- reckon up,
- reckoning,
- record,
- record book,
- recording,
- recount,
- recounting,
- register,
- registry,
- rehearsal,
- rehearse,
- relate,
- relic,
- remains,
- repertoire,
- repertory,
- reservoir,
- retired list,
- rick,
- rodeo,
- roll,
- rolls,
- roster,
- rota,
- roundup,
- sales journal,
- sales ledger,
- schedule,
- score,
- score up,
- scroll,
- sick list,
- sideline,
- stack,
- staples,
- statement,
- stock,
- stock ledger,
- stock-in-trade,
- stockpile,
- store,
- stores,
- stores ledger,
- sum,
- sum up,
- summarize,
- summary,
- summate,
- summation,
- summing,
- summing up,
- supplies,
- supply on hand,
- survey,
- suspense ledger,
- synopsize,
- table,
- table of organization,
- tabulate,
- take account of,
- take stock,
- tally,
- tally sheet,
- tally up,
- token,
- tot up,
- total,
- total up,
- tote up,
- trace,
- treasure,
- treasury,
- vendibles,
- verify,
- vestige,
- wares,
- whole
- publican
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- the keeper of a public house related words >
- Internal Revenue Service,
- assessor,
- barkeep,
- barkeeper,
- barmaid,
- barman,
- bartender,
- bootlegger,
- brewer,
- brewmaster,
- customhouse,
- customs,
- distiller,
- exciseman,
- farmer,
- liquor dealer,
- liquor store owner,
- mixologist,
- moonshiner,
- revenuer,
- tapster,
- tapstress,
- tax assessor,
- tax collector,
- tax farmer,
- taxer,
- taxman,
- vintner,
- wine merchant
- denude
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- lay bare; "denude a forest" related words >
- bankrupt,
- bare,
- bleed,
- bleed white,
- defoliate,
- denudate,
- deplume,
- deprive,
- despoil,
- dismantle,
- dismember,
- displume,
- disrobe,
- divest,
- drain,
- draw and quarter,
- dry,
- exhaust,
- expose,
- flay,
- fleece,
- impoverish,
- lacerate,
- lay bare,
- lay open,
- maim,
- mangle,
- milk,
- mutilate,
- peel,
- pick clean,
- pick to pieces,
- pluck,
- pull apart,
- remove,
- shear,
- shred,
- skin,
- strip,
- strip bare,
- suck dry,
- take apart,
- tear apart,
- tear to pieces,
- tear to tatters,
- uncloak,
- unclothe,
- uncover,
- undress,
- unsheathe,
- unveil
- Judas,
- betrayer,
- blackleg,
- cheat,
- cheater,
- chiseler,
- convict,
- cozener,
- criminal,
- crook,
- deceiver,
- defrauder,
- desperado,
- desperate criminal,
- diddler,
- double-dealer,
- felon,
- flimflam man,
- flimflammer,
- fugitive,
- gallows bird,
- gangster,
- gaolbird,
- gyp artist,
- gypper,
- jailbird,
- juggler,
- lawbreaker,
- mobster,
- outlaw,
- public enemy,
- quisling,
- racketeer,
- scofflaw,
- swindler,
- thief,
- thug,
- traitor
- activist,
- ball of fire,
- beaver,
- big-time operator,
- bustler,
- busy bee,
- doer,
- dynamo,
- eager beaver,
- enthusiast,
- human dynamo,
- hustler,
- live wire,
- man of action,
- man of deeds,
- militant,
- new broom,
- operator,
- peeler,
- political activist,
- powerhouse,
- rustler,
- self-starter,
- take-charge guy,
- wheeler-dealer,
- winner
- acarpous,
- arid,
- barren,
- celibate,
- childless,
- depleted,
- desert,
- desolate,
- drained,
- dried-up,
- dry,
- dull,
- earthbound,
- effete,
- exhausted,
- fallow,
- fruitless,
- gaunt,
- gelded,
- impotent,
- impoverished,
- ineffectual,
- infecund,
- issueless,
- jejune,
- leached,
- literal,
- menopausal,
- mundane,
- nonfertile,
- nonproducing,
- nonproductive,
- nonprolific,
- parasitize,
- prosaic,
- prosing,
- prosy,
- sine prole,
- staid,
- sterile,
- stolid,
- stuffy,
- sucked dry,
- teemless,
- uncultivated,
- unfanciful,
- unfertile,
- unfruitful,
- unideal,
- unimaginative,
- uninspired,
- uninventive,
- unoriginal,
- unplowed,
- unpoetic,
- unproductive,
- unprolific,
- unromantic,
- unromanticized,
- unsown,
- untilled,
- virgin,
- waste,
- wasted,
- without issue
- impoverish
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- make poor related words >
- ablate,
- absorb,
- assimilate,
- bankrupt,
- beggar,
- bleed,
- bleed white,
- break,
- burn up,
- bust,
- consume,
- denude,
- deplete,
- deplume,
- despoil,
- digest,
- displume,
- divest,
- drain,
- drain of resources,
- draw,
- draw down,
- dry,
- eat,
- eat up,
- erode,
- exhaust,
- expend,
- finish,
- finish off,
- flay,
- fleece,
- fold up,
- gobble,
- gobble up,
- ingest,
- milk,
- pauper,
- pauperize,
- pick clean,
- pluck,
- reduce,
- ruin,
- scuttle,
- shear,
- sink,
- skin,
- spend,
- squander,
- strip,
- strip bare,
- suck dry,
- swallow,
- swallow up,
- use up,
- waste away,
- wear away
- sufficiency
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- the quality of being sufficient for the end in view; "he questioned the sufficiency of human intelligence"
- sufficient resources to provide comfort and meet obligations; "her father questioned the young suitor's sufficiency" related words >
- ability,
- ableness,
- acceptability,
- adequacy,
- adequateness,
- admissibility,
- agreeability,
- caliber,
- capability,
- capableness,
- capacity,
- competence,
- efficacy,
- efficiency,
- facility,
- faculty,
- fairishness,
- fitness,
- flair,
- genius,
- goodishness,
- passableness,
- proficiency,
- qualification,
- satisfactoriness,
- sufficient,
- susceptibility,
- talent,
- tenability,
- the goods,
- the stuff,
- tolerability,
- tolerableness,
- unexceptionability,
- unobjectionability,
- viability,
- what it takes
- divest
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- reduce or dispose of; cease to hold (an investment); "The company decided to divest"; "the board of trustees divested $20 million in real estate property"; "There was pressure on the university to disinvest in South Africa"
- deprive of status or authority; "he was divested of his rights and his title"; "They disinvested themselves of their rights" related words >
- abridge,
- bankrupt,
- bare,
- bereave,
- bleed,
- bleed white,
- curtail,
- cut off,
- denudate,
- denude,
- deplume,
- deprive,
- deprive of,
- despoil,
- disencumber,
- disentitle,
- disinherit,
- dismantle,
- displume,
- dispossess,
- disrobe,
- doff,
- drain,
- dry,
- ease one of,
- exhaust,
- expose,
- flay,
- fleece,
- impoverish,
- lay bare,
- lay open,
- lighten one of,
- lose,
- milk,
- mine,
- mulct,
- oust,
- pick clean,
- pluck,
- plunder,
- put off,
- relieve,
- remove,
- rid,
- rob,
- shear,
- skin,
- spoil,
- strip,
- strip bare,
- suck dry,
- take away from,
- take from,
- take off,
- tap,
- uncloak,
- unclothe,
- uncover,
- undress,
- unsheathe,
- unveil
- plotter
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- an instrument (usually driven by a computer) for drawing graphs or pictures
- a clerk who marks data on a chart related words >
- Benedict Arnold,
- Brutus,
- Judas,
- Judas Iscariot,
- Machiavellian,
- Quisling,
- archtraitor,
- betrayer,
- cockatrice,
- coconspirator,
- conniver,
- conspirator,
- conspirer,
- counterplotter,
- double agent,
- double-crosser,
- double-dealer,
- exploiter,
- finagler,
- informer,
- intrigant,
- intriguer,
- machinator,
- maneuverer,
- operator,
- opportunist,
- quisling,
- rat,
- schemer,
- serpent,
- snake,
- timeserver,
- traitor,
- treasonist,
- trimmer,
- turncoat,
- wire-puller
- Benedict Arnold,
- Brutus,
- Judas,
- Judas Iscariot,
- Machiavellian,
- Quisling,
- archtraitor,
- betrayer,
- cockatrice,
- coconspirator,
- conspirator,
- conspirer,
- counterplotter,
- double agent,
- double-crosser,
- double-dealer,
- exploiter,
- finagler,
- informer,
- intrigant,
- intriguer,
- machinator,
- maneuverer,
- operator,
- opportunist,
- plotter,
- quisling,
- rat,
- schemer,
- serpent,
- snake,
- timeserver,
- traitor,
- treasonist,
- trimmer,
- turncoat,
- wire-puller
- Judas,
- bad person,
- betrayer,
- convict,
- criminal,
- crook,
- deceiver,
- delinquent,
- desperado,
- desperate criminal,
- double-dealer,
- evildoer,
- felon,
- fugitive,
- gallows bird,
- gangster,
- gaolbird,
- jailbird,
- malefactor,
- malevolent,
- malfeasant,
- malfeasor,
- misfeasor,
- mobster,
- offender,
- outlaw,
- public enemy,
- quisling,
- racketeer,
- scofflaw,
- sinner,
- swindler,
- thief,
- thug,
- traitor,
- transgressor,
- two-timer,
- villain,
- worker of ill,
- wrongdoer
- ablate,
- absorb,
- abuse,
- assimilate,
- bleed,
- bleed white,
- burn up,
- consume,
- denude,
- deplete,
- deplume,
- despoil,
- digest,
- displume,
- divest,
- drain,
- drain of resources,
- dry,
- eat,
- eat up,
- erode,
- exhaust,
- expend,
- exploit,
- finish,
- finish off,
- flay,
- fleece,
- gobble,
- gobble up,
- ill-use,
- impose upon,
- impoverish,
- ingest,
- make use of,
- manipulate,
- milk,
- misuse,
- pick clean,
- play on,
- pluck,
- presume upon,
- shear,
- skin,
- spend,
- squander,
- strip,
- strip bare,
- stroke,
- swallow,
- swallow up,
- take advantage of,
- use,
- use ill,
- use up,
- waste away,
- wear away,
- work on,
- work upon
- flay
collapse
- strip the skin off related words >
- assail,
- attack,
- bark,
- berate,
- bleed,
- bleed white,
- blister,
- castigate,
- decorticate,
- defoliate,
- denude,
- deplume,
- despoil,
- dismember,
- displume,
- divest,
- drain,
- draw and quarter,
- dry,
- excoriate,
- exhaust,
- fleece,
- fustigate,
- impoverish,
- lacerate,
- lash,
- maim,
- mangle,
- milk,
- mutilate,
- pare,
- peel,
- pick clean,
- pick to pieces,
- pluck,
- pull apart,
- roast,
- scalp,
- scarify,
- scathe,
- scorch,
- scourge,
- shear,
- shred,
- skin,
- skin alive,
- slash,
- strip,
- strip bare,
- suck dry,
- take apart,
- tear apart,
- tear to pieces,
- tear to tatters,
- tongue-lash,
- trounce
- conspirator
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- a member of a conspiracy related words >
- Benedict Arnold,
- Brutus,
- Judas,
- Judas Iscariot,
- Machiavellian,
- Quisling,
- abettor,
- accessory,
- accomplice,
- archtraitor,
- betrayer,
- cockatrice,
- coconspirator,
- conniver,
- conspirer,
- counterplotter,
- double agent,
- double-crosser,
- double-dealer,
- exploiter,
- finagler,
- informer,
- intrigant,
- intriguer,
- machinator,
- maneuverer,
- operator,
- opportunist,
- plotter,
- quisling,
- rat,
- schemer,
- serpent,
- snake,
- timeserver,
- traitor,
- treasonist,
- trimmer,
- turncoat,
- wire-puller
- accessories,
- appanages,
- appendages,
- appointments,
- appurtenances,
- chattels,
- choses,
- choses in action,
- choses in possession,
- choses local,
- choses transitory,
- effects,
- goods,
- lares and penates,
- material things,
- movables,
- paraphernalia,
- perquisites,
- personal effects,
- personal property,
- possessions,
- things,
- trappings
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