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Related Words:
- base,
- baseborn,
- below the salt,
- cockney,
- common,
- commonplace,
- deferential,
- demeaning,
- despised,
- disadvantaged,
- disliked,
- everyday,
- homely,
- humble,
- humble-looking,
- humble-visaged,
- humblest,
- in the shade,
- inferior,
- infra dig,
- inglorious,
- innocuous,
- junior,
- least,
- less,
- lesser,
- low,
- lowborn,
- lowbred,
- lower,
- lowest,
- lowliest,
- mean,
- meek,
- minor,
- misprized,
- misunderstood,
- modest,
- mundane,
- nonclerical,
- obeisant,
- obsequious,
- ordinary,
- out of favor,
- plain,
- plebeian,
- poor,
- retiring,
- reverential,
- rude,
- second rank,
- second string,
- secondary,
- servile,
- shabby-genteel,
- simple,
- small,
- sub,
- subaltern,
- subject,
- subordinate,
- subservient,
- teachable,
- thankless,
- third rank,
- third string,
- third-estate,
- unappreciated,
- unassuming,
- uncared-for,
- underprivileged,
- undistinguished,
- ungenteel,
- unimportant,
- unlamented,
- unmissed,
- unmourned,
- unpopular,
- unpretentious,
- unregretted,
- unsung,
- unvalued,
- unwashed,
- vulgar,
- withdrawing,
- workaday,
- workday
- reside
collapse - make one's home in a particular place or community; "may parents reside in Florida" related words >
- abide,
- abide in,
- anchor,
- be coextensive with,
- be comprised in,
- be constituted by,
- be contained in,
- be present in,
- berth,
- bide,
- billet at,
- bivouac,
- bunk,
- burrow,
- camp,
- cohabit,
- colonize,
- come to anchor,
- consist in,
- continue,
- dig,
- domesticate,
- domicile,
- domiciliate,
- doss down,
- drop anchor,
- dwell,
- dwell in,
- endure,
- ensconce,
- establish residence,
- exist,
- exist in,
- hang out,
- hive,
- inhabit,
- inhere,
- inhere in,
- keep house,
- lie,
- lie in,
- live,
- live at,
- locate,
- lodge,
- moor,
- move,
- nest,
- occupy,
- park,
- people,
- perch,
- populate,
- relocate,
- remain,
- repose in,
- reside in,
- rest in,
- room,
- roost,
- set up housekeeping,
- set up shop,
- settle,
- settle down,
- sit down,
- squat,
- stand,
- stay,
- stay at,
- strike root,
- subsist in,
- take residence at,
- take root,
- take up residence,
- tenant
- swipe
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- a sweeping stroke or blow
- strike with a swiping motion related words >
- Parthian shot,
- abstract,
- adverse criticism,
- and,
- animadversion,
- annex,
- appropriate,
- aspersion,
- back answer,
- bad notices,
- bad press,
- bag,
- bang,
- barrack,
- bash,
- bat,
- beating,
- belt,
- biff,
- blow,
- bonk,
- boost,
- borrow,
- captiousness,
- carping,
- caustic remark,
- cavil,
- caviling,
- censoriousness,
- chaff,
- chop,
- clap,
- clip,
- clobber,
- clout,
- clump,
- coldcock,
- comeback,
- conk,
- cop,
- crack,
- crib,
- criticism,
- cut,
- cut at,
- cutting remark,
- dash,
- deal,
- deal a blow,
- deck,
- defraud,
- dig,
- dig at,
- dint,
- drub,
- drubbing,
- drumming,
- dump,
- dump on,
- embezzle,
- exception,
- extort,
- faultfinding,
- fetch,
- fetch a blow,
- filch,
- flak,
- fleer,
- flout,
- foolery,
- fusillade,
- gibe,
- gibing retort,
- hairsplitting,
- heist,
- hit,
- hit a clip,
- hit at,
- home thrust,
- hook,
- hostile criticism,
- hypercriticalness,
- hypercriticism,
- imputation,
- jab,
- jab at,
- jape,
- jeer,
- jest,
- knock,
- knock cold,
- knock down,
- knock out,
- lash out at,
- leg-pull,
- let have it,
- lick,
- lift,
- make off with,
- mock,
- nab,
- nagging,
- nail,
- nick,
- niggle,
- niggling,
- nip,
- nit,
- nit-picking,
- obloquy,
- overcriticalness,
- palm,
- parting shot,
- paste,
- pelt,
- pestering,
- pettifogging,
- pilfer,
- pinch,
- plunk,
- poach,
- poke,
- pooh,
- pooh-pooh,
- pound,
- priggishness,
- punch,
- purloin,
- put down,
- put-down,
- put-on,
- quibble,
- quibbling,
- quip,
- rail at,
- rally,
- rank out,
- rap,
- reflection,
- reproachfulness,
- revile,
- rude reproach,
- run away with,
- rustle,
- scoff,
- scout,
- scrounge,
- scurrility,
- shoplift,
- short answer,
- slam,
- slap,
- slap at,
- slog,
- slug,
- smack,
- smash,
- smite,
- snaffle,
- snap,
- snare,
- snatch,
- sneer,
- sneer at,
- snitch,
- soak,
- sock,
- steal,
- stricture,
- strike,
- strike at,
- stroke,
- swat,
- swindle,
- swing,
- swing at,
- take,
- taking exception,
- tattoo,
- taunt,
- thieve,
- thump,
- thwack,
- trichoschistism,
- twit,
- verbal thrust,
- walk off with,
- wallop,
- whack,
- wham,
- whip,
- whop,
- wipe,
- yerk
- well
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- a deep hole or shaft dug or drilled to obtain water or oil or gas or brine
- an enclosed compartment in a ship or plane for holding something as e.g. fish or a plane's landing gear or for protecting something as e.g. a ship's pumps
- an open shaft through the floors of a building (as for a stairway)
- a cavity or vessel used to contain liquid
- an abundant source; "she was a well of information"
- in good health especially after having suffered illness or injury; "appears to be entirely well"; "the wound is nearly well"; "a well man"; "I think I'm well; at least I feel well"
- (often used as a combining form) in a good or proper or satisfactory manner or to a high standard (`good' is a nonstandard dialectal variant for `well'); "the children behaved well"; "a task well done"; "the party went well"; "he slept well"; "a well-argued thesis"; "a well-seasoned dish"; "a well-planned party"; "the baby can walk pretty good"
- without unusual distress or resentment; with good humor; "took the joke well"; "took the tragic news well"
- indicating high probability; in all likelihood; "I might well do it"; "a mistake that could easily have ended in disaster"; "you may well need your umbrella"; "he could equally well be trying to deceive us"
- thoroughly or completely; fully; often used as a combining form; "The problem is well understood"; "she was well informed"; "shake well before using"; "in order to avoid food poisoning be sure the meat is well cooked"; "well-done beef", "well-satisfied customers"; "well-educated"
- favorably; with approval; "their neighbors spoke well of them"; "he thought well of the book"
- to a suitable or appropriate extent or degree; "the project was well underway"; "the fetus has well developed organs"; "his father was well pleased with his grades"
- in financial comfort; "They live well"; "she has been able to live comfortably since her husband died"
- in a manner affording benefit or advantage; "she married well"; "The children were settled advantageously in Seattle"
- to a great extent or degree; "I'm afraid the film was well over budget"; "painting the room white made it seem considerably (or substantially) larger"; "the house has fallen considerably in value"; "the price went up substantially"
- with skill or in a pleasing manner; "she dances well"; "he writes well"
- with prudence or propriety; "You would do well to say nothing more"; "could not well refuse"
- with great or especially intimate knowledge; "we knew them well"
- (used for emphasis or as an intensifier) entirely or fully; "a book well worth reading"; "was well aware of the difficulties ahead"; "suspected only too well what might be going on"
- come up, as of a liquid; "Tears well in her eyes"; "the currents well up" related words >
- ably,
- abysm,
- abyss,
- acceptably,
- adeptly,
- adequately,
- adroitly,
- agilely,
- all right,
- all the way,
- altogether,
- amply,
- appropriately,
- approvingly,
- aptly,
- aright,
- artfully,
- artificial lake,
- artistically,
- baths,
- bayou lake,
- becomingly,
- benignantly,
- benignly,
- beyond all expectation,
- blow out,
- bonanza,
- brilliantly,
- bunkum,
- capably,
- capitally,
- cascade,
- cataract,
- cavity,
- certainly,
- chasm,
- cistern,
- clear,
- cleverly,
- comfortable,
- comfortably,
- competently,
- completely,
- conceivably,
- concernedly,
- considerably,
- considerately,
- cornucopia,
- correctly,
- crater,
- crevasse,
- cunningly,
- dam,
- dead water,
- decently,
- decorously,
- deep,
- deftly,
- deluge,
- depth,
- dexterously,
- dextrously,
- dig,
- diggings,
- dike,
- doing nicely,
- doubtlessly,
- drain,
- drain out,
- easily,
- easy,
- effectively,
- effectually,
- efficiently,
- effortlessly,
- empty,
- engulf,
- entirely,
- etang,
- excavation,
- excellently,
- exhaust,
- expertly,
- facilely,
- famously,
- far,
- farm pond,
- favorably,
- featly,
- find vent,
- fine,
- finely,
- fishpond,
- fit,
- fitly,
- fittingly,
- flood,
- flow,
- flow out,
- font,
- fortunate,
- fortunately,
- fount,
- fountain,
- fountainhead,
- freely,
- freshwater lake,
- fully,
- generously,
- glacial lake,
- gold mine,
- good,
- gulf,
- gush,
- gush out,
- hale,
- handily,
- happily,
- happy,
- headspring,
- headstream,
- headwater,
- heedfully,
- hole,
- hollow,
- humanely,
- humanly,
- inception,
- indeed,
- ingeniously,
- inland sea,
- interestedly,
- inundate,
- jet,
- justly,
- kindheartedly,
- kindly,
- lagoon,
- laguna,
- lake,
- lakelet,
- landlocked water,
- lightly,
- likely,
- linn,
- loch,
- lode,
- lough,
- mainspring,
- masterfully,
- mere,
- millpond,
- millpool,
- mine,
- neatly,
- nicely,
- nimbly,
- nyanza,
- obviously,
- origin,
- outflow,
- outpour,
- overbrim,
- overflow,
- overrun,
- overwhelm,
- oxbow lake,
- passably,
- perfectly,
- perhaps,
- pit,
- plash,
- play,
- pleasantly,
- plumb,
- pond,
- pondlet,
- pool,
- possibly,
- pour,
- pour out,
- pour over,
- probably,
- proficiently,
- properly,
- prosperously,
- provenance,
- provenience,
- providential,
- puddle,
- quarry,
- quite,
- rather,
- readily,
- really,
- reservoir,
- resource,
- resourcefully,
- right,
- rightly,
- riverhead,
- root,
- roundly,
- royally,
- run out,
- run over,
- salina,
- salt pond,
- sane,
- satisfactorily,
- satisfyingly,
- shaft,
- significantly,
- skillfully,
- slam,
- slop,
- slosh,
- sluice out,
- smoothly,
- snug,
- softheartedly,
- somewhat,
- sound,
- source,
- source of supply,
- spa,
- spew,
- spew out,
- spill,
- spill out,
- spill over,
- spit,
- splendidly,
- spout,
- spout out,
- spray,
- spring,
- springhead,
- springs,
- spritz,
- spryly,
- spurt,
- spurtle,
- squirt,
- stagnant water,
- standing water,
- staple,
- still water,
- sublimely,
- submerge,
- substantial,
- successfully,
- suitably,
- sump,
- superbly,
- surely,
- surge,
- swamp,
- sweep,
- swimmingly,
- tank,
- tarn,
- tenderheartedly,
- thoughtfully,
- tidal pond,
- to good purpose,
- to some purpose,
- tolerably,
- truly,
- unailing,
- undoubtedly,
- unquestionably,
- unsick,
- unsickly,
- up and about,
- utterly,
- vein,
- very well,
- volcanic lake,
- vomit,
- vomit forth,
- vomit out,
- warmheartedly,
- warmly,
- water hole,
- water pocket,
- watering place,
- well out,
- well-fixed,
- well-heeled,
- well-off,
- well-to-do,
- wellhead,
- wellspring,
- whelm,
- white,
- wholesome,
- wholly,
- with consummate skill,
- with finesse,
- with genius,
- with skill,
- workings,
- yawning abyss
- coinage
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- coins collectively related words >
- and pence,
- artifact,
- authorship,
- beginning,
- brainchild,
- breakthrough,
- cash,
- child,
- circulating medium,
- coined liberty,
- coining,
- cold cash,
- composition,
- conception,
- concoction,
- contrivance,
- contriving,
- counterfeiting,
- creation,
- creative effort,
- creature,
- crowning achievement,
- currency,
- devising,
- discovery,
- distillation,
- dollars,
- effect,
- emergency money,
- end product,
- essence,
- extract,
- fabrication,
- filthy lucre,
- forgery,
- fractional currency,
- fruit,
- generation,
- ghost word,
- gold,
- handiwork,
- hard cash,
- hard currency,
- hatching,
- improvisation,
- innovation,
- introduction,
- invention,
- issue,
- leap,
- legal tender,
- lucre,
- making do,
- mammon,
- managed currency,
- manufacture,
- masterpiece,
- masterwork,
- medium of exchange,
- mintage,
- money,
- necessity money,
- neologism,
- neology,
- neoterism,
- new mintage,
- new phase,
- new sense,
- new word,
- newfangled expression,
- nonce word,
- novelty,
- offspring,
- opera,
- opus,
- opuscule,
- origination,
- outcome,
- outgrowth,
- pelf,
- postage currency,
- postal currency,
- pounds,
- product,
- production,
- result,
- scrip,
- shillings,
- silver,
- soft currency,
- specie,
- stamping,
- sterling,
- striking,
- the almighty dollar,
- the wherewith,
- the wherewithal,
- work
- whore
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- have unlawful sex with a whore
- corrupt by lewd intercourse related words >
- B-girl,
- Cyprian,
- Jezebel,
- Paphian,
- backslider,
- bad egg,
- bad lot,
- bad woman,
- baggage,
- bawd,
- be promiscuous,
- bitch,
- black sheep,
- broad,
- call girl,
- chase women,
- chippy,
- clitoromaniac,
- cocotte,
- commit adultery,
- coquette,
- courtesan,
- daughter of joy,
- debauch,
- degenerate,
- demimondaine,
- demimonde,
- demirep,
- dissipate,
- drab,
- easy lay,
- easy woman,
- erring sister,
- fallen angel,
- fallen woman,
- fancy woman,
- fille de joie,
- flirt,
- floozy,
- fornicate,
- frail sister,
- gold digger,
- grisette,
- grovel,
- harlot,
- harridan,
- hetaera,
- hooker,
- hussy,
- hustler,
- hysteromaniac,
- jade,
- kept woman,
- lecher,
- loose woman,
- lost sheep,
- lost soul,
- meretrix,
- miscreant,
- moll,
- nightwalker,
- nymphet,
- nympho,
- nymphomaniac,
- painted woman,
- paphian,
- pervert,
- philander,
- pickup,
- pimp,
- poule,
- profligate,
- prostitute,
- quean,
- rake,
- recidivist,
- recreant,
- reprobate,
- scapegrace,
- scarlet woman,
- sleep around,
- slut,
- sorry lot,
- stew,
- streetwalker,
- strumpet,
- swing,
- tart,
- trollop,
- trull,
- unfortunate woman,
- uteromaniac,
- vamp,
- wallow,
- wanton,
- wench,
- white slave,
- womanize
- currency
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- general acceptance or use; "the currency of ideas"
- the metal or paper medium of exchange that is presently used
- a current state of general acceptance and use related words >
- PR,
- and pence,
- averageness,
- ballyhoo,
- blurb,
- bon ton,
- bright light,
- cash,
- celebrity,
- circulating medium,
- coin,
- coinage,
- coined liberty,
- cold cash,
- common knowledge,
- commonality,
- commonness,
- commonplaceness,
- cry,
- daylight,
- dollars,
- dough,
- eclat,
- emergency money,
- exposure,
- extensiveness,
- fame,
- famousness,
- fashionableness,
- filthy lucre,
- fractional currency,
- generality,
- glare,
- gold,
- habitualness,
- hard cash,
- hard currency,
- hoopla,
- hue and cry,
- legal tender,
- lettuce,
- limelight,
- lucre,
- mammon,
- managed currency,
- maximum dissemination,
- medium of exchange,
- mintage,
- modishness,
- money,
- necessity money,
- needful,
- normality,
- notoriety,
- ordinariness,
- pelf,
- plug,
- popularity,
- postage currency,
- postal currency,
- pounds,
- press notice,
- prevalence,
- public eye,
- public knowledge,
- public relations,
- public report,
- publicity,
- publicity story,
- publicness,
- puff,
- rampantness,
- reclame,
- reign,
- report,
- rifeness,
- routineness,
- run,
- scrip,
- shillings,
- silver,
- soft currency,
- specie,
- spotlight,
- standardness,
- sterling,
- stylishness,
- sweepingness,
- the almighty dollar,
- the wherewith,
- the wherewithal,
- usualness,
- voguishness,
- widespreadness,
- write-up
- bore
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- a hole or passage made by a drill; usually made for exploratory purposes
- diameter of a tube or gun barrel
- a person who evokes boredom
- make a hole with a pointed power or hand tool; "don't drill here, there's a gas pipe"; "drill a hole into the wall"; "drill for oil"
- cause to be bored related words >
- acupunctuation,
- acupuncture,
- aggravation,
- annoyance,
- auger,
- bad news,
- be tedious,
- bedevilment,
- billow,
- bite,
- bore stiff,
- bore to death,
- bore to distraction,
- bore to tears,
- boring,
- bother,
- botheration,
- bothersomeness,
- breakers,
- broach,
- burrow,
- buttonhole,
- buttonholer,
- caliber,
- chop,
- choppiness,
- chopping sea,
- comb,
- comber,
- countersink,
- crashing bore,
- delve,
- devilment,
- diameter,
- difficulty,
- dig,
- dig out,
- dike,
- dirty water,
- discompose,
- discontent,
- disquiet,
- dogging,
- downer,
- drag,
- dredge,
- drill,
- drill hole,
- drip,
- drive,
- dryasdust,
- dusty,
- eagre,
- empierce,
- empiercement,
- ennui,
- exasperation,
- excavate,
- exhaust,
- fix,
- fixing,
- flat tire,
- frightful bore,
- furrow,
- gape,
- gaup,
- gawk,
- glare,
- gloat,
- goggle,
- gore,
- goring,
- gouge,
- gouge out,
- gravity wave,
- groove,
- ground swell,
- grub,
- harassment,
- harrying,
- headache,
- heave,
- heavy sea,
- heavy swell,
- hole,
- hollow out,
- honeycomb,
- hounding,
- humdrum,
- impale,
- impalement,
- jade,
- lance,
- lancing,
- leave unsatisfied,
- lift,
- lop,
- lower,
- mine,
- molestation,
- needle,
- nuisance,
- pall,
- peak,
- peer,
- penetrate,
- penetration,
- perforate,
- perforation,
- persecution,
- pest,
- pierce,
- piercing,
- pill,
- pink,
- popple,
- prick,
- pricking,
- problem,
- proser,
- punch,
- punching,
- puncture,
- puncturing,
- quarry,
- radius,
- ream,
- ream out,
- riddle,
- riffle,
- ripple,
- rise,
- roll,
- roller,
- rough water,
- run through,
- sap,
- scend,
- scoop,
- scoop out,
- scrabble,
- scrape,
- scratch,
- sea,
- semidiameter,
- send,
- send to sleep,
- shovel,
- sink,
- skewer,
- skewering,
- spade,
- spear,
- spike,
- spit,
- stab,
- stare,
- stick,
- surf,
- surge,
- swell,
- tap,
- terebration,
- tidal bore,
- tidal wave,
- tide wave,
- tire,
- transfix,
- transfixation,
- transfixion,
- transforation,
- transpierce,
- trench,
- trepan,
- trepanning,
- trephine,
- trephining,
- trial,
- trouble,
- trough,
- tsunami,
- tunnel,
- twaddler,
- undulation,
- vexation,
- vexatiousness,
- water wave,
- wave,
- wavelet,
- wear out,
- weary,
- wet blanket,
- white horses,
- whitecaps,
- worriment,
- worry
- brotherhood
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- the feeling that men should treat one another like brothers
- people engaged in a particular occupation; "the medical fraternity"
- the kinship relation between a male offspring and the siblings related words >
- affectionateness,
- affiliation,
- agnation,
- alliance,
- ancestry,
- association,
- benignancy,
- benignity,
- blood,
- blood relationship,
- boon companionship,
- brotherliness,
- brothership,
- camaraderie,
- chumship,
- circle,
- clique,
- club,
- cognation,
- colleagueship,
- common ancestry,
- common descent,
- community,
- community of interest,
- companionship,
- compassion,
- comradeship,
- confraternity,
- confrerie,
- connection,
- consanguinity,
- consortship,
- country club,
- cousinhood,
- cousinship,
- enation,
- esprit de corps,
- fatherhood,
- feeling of kinship,
- fellow feeling,
- fellowship,
- filiation,
- fraternal feeling,
- fraternal order,
- fraternalism,
- fraternity,
- freemasonry,
- friendship,
- goodness,
- goodness of heart,
- graciousness,
- guild,
- heart of gold,
- humaneness,
- humanity,
- kindheartedness,
- kindliness,
- kindly disposition,
- kindness,
- kindred,
- kinship,
- league,
- loving kindness,
- maternity,
- matrilineage,
- matriliny,
- matrisib,
- matrocliny,
- motherhood,
- niceness,
- order,
- organization,
- paternity,
- patrilineage,
- patriliny,
- patrisib,
- patrocliny,
- propinquity,
- relation,
- relationship,
- secret society,
- set,
- sibship,
- sisterhood,
- sisterliness,
- sistership,
- society,
- sodality,
- softheartedness,
- sorority,
- soul of kindness,
- sympathy,
- tenderheartedness,
- ties of blood,
- union,
- warmheartedness,
- warmth,
- warmth of heart
- thwack
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- a hard blow with a flat object related words >
- bang,
- bash,
- bat,
- beating,
- belt,
- biff,
- blow,
- bonk,
- bop,
- bump,
- burst,
- bust,
- chop,
- clap,
- clash,
- clip,
- clobber,
- clout,
- clump,
- coldcock,
- crack,
- crash,
- crump,
- cut,
- dash,
- deal,
- deal a blow,
- deck,
- dig,
- dint,
- drub,
- drubbing,
- drumming,
- fetch,
- fetch a blow,
- flap,
- flop,
- fusillade,
- hit,
- hit a clip,
- jab,
- knock,
- knock cold,
- knock down,
- knock out,
- let have it,
- lick,
- paste,
- pelt,
- plunk,
- poke,
- pound,
- punch,
- rap,
- report,
- slam,
- slap,
- slat,
- slog,
- slug,
- smack,
- smash,
- smite,
- snap,
- soak,
- sock,
- splat,
- strike,
- strike at,
- stroke,
- swap,
- swat,
- swing,
- swipe,
- tap,
- tattoo,
- thump,
- wallop,
- welt,
- whack,
- wham,
- whap,
- whomp,
- whop,
- yerk
- accord,
- ache,
- agree,
- agree with,
- appreciate,
- assure,
- be affected,
- be in tune,
- be inspired,
- be involved,
- be moved,
- be sorry for,
- bear up,
- bleed,
- bleed for,
- care about,
- catch the flame,
- catch the infection,
- change color,
- cheer,
- chime in with,
- color with emotion,
- comfort,
- commiserate,
- compassionate,
- comprehend,
- condole with,
- console,
- correspond,
- cotton to,
- dig,
- ease,
- echo,
- empathize,
- empathize with,
- encourage,
- express sympathy for,
- fall in with,
- feel for,
- feel sorrow for,
- feel sorry for,
- feel with,
- get along,
- get along with,
- get on with,
- give comfort,
- grieve for,
- grieve with,
- harmonize,
- harmonize with,
- hearten,
- identify with,
- interchange,
- lament for,
- pity,
- put at ease,
- react,
- reassure,
- reciprocate,
- relate to emotionally,
- relieve,
- respond,
- respond to,
- set at ease,
- share,
- sing in chorus,
- solace,
- sorrow with,
- speak soothing words,
- sympathize,
- understand,
- understand one another,
- weep for,
- weep with
- tooth
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- a means of enforcement; "the treaty had no teeth in it"
- toothlike structure in invertebrates found in the mouth or alimentary canal or on a shell
- something resembling the tooth of an animal
- one of a number of uniform projections on a gear
- hard bonelike structures in the jaws of vertebrates; used for biting and chewing or for attack and defense related words >
- Vandyke,
- aftertaste,
- asperity,
- baby tooth,
- bicuspid,
- bitter,
- blaze,
- bucktooth,
- bumpiness,
- canine,
- chop,
- choppiness,
- coarsen,
- cog,
- comb,
- crag,
- cragginess,
- crenellate,
- crenulate,
- crimp,
- crown,
- cuspid,
- cut,
- cutter,
- deciduous tooth,
- dent,
- denticle,
- denticulation,
- dentil,
- dentition,
- dogtooth,
- eyetooth,
- fang,
- flavor,
- fore tooth,
- gagtooth,
- gang tooth,
- gash,
- gold tooth,
- grain,
- granulate,
- granulation,
- grinder,
- gust,
- harrow,
- harshness,
- hispidity,
- incise,
- incisor,
- indent,
- inequality,
- irregularity,
- jag,
- jaggedness,
- joltiness,
- knurl,
- machicolate,
- milk tooth,
- mill,
- molar,
- nick,
- nonuniformity,
- notch,
- palate,
- peak,
- pecten,
- peg,
- permanent tooth,
- picot,
- pink,
- pivot tooth,
- premolar,
- projection,
- raggedness,
- rake,
- ratchet,
- relish,
- rough air,
- roughen,
- roughness,
- ruggedness,
- rugosity,
- salt,
- sapidity,
- sapor,
- savor,
- savoriness,
- sawtooth,
- scallop,
- scarify,
- score,
- scotch,
- scraggliness,
- scrivello,
- serrate,
- slash,
- smack,
- smooth,
- snag,
- snaggle,
- snaggletooth,
- sour,
- spire,
- sprocket,
- spur,
- steeple,
- stomach,
- sweet,
- tang,
- taste,
- tongue,
- turbulence,
- tush,
- tusk,
- unevenness,
- unsmoothness,
- ununiformity,
- wisdom tooth
- shove
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- the act of shoving (giving a push to someone or something); "he gave the door a shove"
- push roughly; "the people pushed and shoved to get in line" related words >
- actuate,
- advance,
- assault,
- bear,
- bear upon,
- bearing,
- black-market,
- black-marketeer,
- boost,
- bootleg,
- bowl,
- buck,
- bull,
- bulldoze,
- bump,
- bump against,
- bunt,
- butt,
- butt against,
- cram,
- crowd,
- dig,
- drive,
- driving force,
- elbow,
- fence,
- force,
- forward,
- goad,
- head,
- hurtle,
- hustle,
- impel,
- impulsion,
- jab,
- jam,
- jog,
- joggle,
- jolt,
- jostle,
- mobilize,
- moonshine,
- motivate,
- motive power,
- move,
- nudge,
- pedal,
- peddle,
- pile drive,
- poke,
- pole,
- press,
- pressure,
- prod,
- propel,
- propelling,
- propelment,
- propulsion,
- pulsion,
- punch,
- push,
- pushing,
- ram,
- ram down,
- rattle,
- roll,
- row,
- run,
- run against,
- set in motion,
- shake,
- shoulder,
- shoving,
- shunt,
- stress,
- sweep,
- sweep along,
- tamp,
- thrust,
- treadle,
- troll,
- trundle
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