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- operation
collapse - the activity of operating something (a machine or business etc.); "her smooth operation of the vehicle gave us a surprisingly comfortable ride"
- a planned activity involving many people performing various actions; "they organized a rescue operation"; "the biggest police operation in French history"; "running a restaurant is quite an operation"; "consolidate the companies various operations"
- a process or series of acts especially of a practical or mechanical nature involved in a particular form of work; "the operations in building a house"; "certain machine tool operations"
- a medical procedure involving an incision with instruments; performed to repair damage or arrest disease in a living body; "they will schedule the operation as soon as an operating room is available"; "he died while undergoing surgery"
- activity by a military or naval force (as a maneuver or campaign); "it was a joint operation of the navy and air force"
- a business especially one run on a large scale; "a large-scale farming operation"; "a multinational operation"; "they paid taxes on every stage of the operation"; "they had to consolidate their operations"
- (computer science) data processing in which the result is completely specified by a rule (especially the processing that results from a single instruction); "it can perform millions of operations per second"
- process or manner of functioning or operating; "the power of its engine determine its operation"; "the plane's operation in high winds"; "they compared the cooking performance of each oven"; "the jet's performance conformed to high standards"
- the state of being in effect or being operative; "that rule is no longer in operation" related words >
- accomplished fact,
- accomplishment,
- achievement,
- act,
- acta,
- acting,
- action,
- activism,
- activity,
- adventure,
- affair,
- amphibious operations,
- amputation,
- anastomotic operation,
- appliance,
- application,
- attempt,
- behavior,
- bloodless operation,
- blow,
- bringing to fruition,
- business,
- business deal,
- campaign,
- capital operation,
- combined operations,
- commercial transaction,
- commitment,
- compensating operation,
- contract,
- control,
- corneal transplant,
- coup,
- crescent operation,
- deal,
- dealings,
- deed,
- direction,
- doing,
- doings,
- dry run,
- duty,
- effective,
- effectuation,
- efficacious,
- effort,
- elective operation,
- emergency operation,
- employment,
- end use,
- endeavor,
- engagement,
- enterprise,
- excision,
- execution,
- exercise,
- exercising,
- exertion,
- exploit,
- exploitation,
- exploratory operation,
- fait accompli,
- feat,
- fenestration operation,
- fluid operations,
- function,
- functional,
- functioning,
- gest,
- go,
- hand,
- handiwork,
- handling,
- heart transplant,
- immediate purpose,
- in effect,
- in force,
- interval operation,
- job,
- kidney transplant,
- logistics,
- major operation,
- management,
- managing,
- maneuver,
- maneuvers,
- manipulation,
- measure,
- military operations,
- minor operation,
- minor operations,
- mission,
- motion,
- move,
- movement,
- movements,
- negotiation,
- obligation,
- occupation,
- office,
- operating,
- operational,
- operational purpose,
- operations,
- operative,
- organ transplant,
- organ transplantation,
- overproduction,
- overseas operations,
- overt act,
- package deal,
- palliative operation,
- passage,
- performance,
- plan,
- play,
- practice,
- praxis,
- procedure,
- proceeding,
- production,
- productiveness,
- program,
- project,
- proposition,
- purpose,
- radical operation,
- realization,
- removal,
- res gestae,
- resection,
- role,
- running,
- section,
- staff work,
- step,
- stroke,
- stunt,
- surgical intervention,
- surgical operation,
- surgical technique,
- swing,
- task,
- the knife,
- thing,
- thing done,
- tour de force,
- transaction,
- transplant,
- turn,
- ultimate purpose,
- undertaking,
- use,
- using,
- utilization,
- venture,
- war game,
- war plans,
- work,
- working,
- workings,
- works
- affective meaning,
- axiom,
- basis,
- bearing,
- bench mark,
- best part,
- better part,
- body,
- bulk,
- burden,
- cardinal point,
- case,
- center,
- chapter,
- chief thing,
- climax,
- coloring,
- concern,
- connotation,
- consequence,
- core,
- cornerstone,
- crisis,
- critical point,
- crux,
- denotation,
- direction,
- distillate,
- distillation,
- drift,
- effect,
- elixir,
- essence,
- essential,
- essential matter,
- extension,
- fabric,
- flower,
- focus,
- focus of attention,
- focus of interest,
- force,
- fundamental,
- generality,
- grammatical meaning,
- gravamen,
- great point,
- head,
- heading,
- heart,
- high point,
- hypostasis,
- idea,
- impact,
- implication,
- import,
- important thing,
- inner essence,
- intension,
- issue,
- kernel,
- keystone,
- landmark,
- lexical meaning,
- literal meaning,
- living issue,
- main body,
- main idea,
- main point,
- main thing,
- major part,
- majority,
- marrow,
- mass,
- material,
- material point,
- matter,
- matter in hand,
- meaning,
- meat,
- medium,
- milestone,
- most,
- motif,
- motive,
- nub,
- nucleus,
- nuts and bolts,
- overtone,
- pertinence,
- pith,
- pivot,
- plurality,
- point,
- point at issue,
- point in question,
- postulate,
- practical consequence,
- principle,
- problem,
- purport,
- question,
- quid,
- quiddity,
- quintessence,
- range of meaning,
- real issue,
- real meaning,
- recap,
- recapitulation,
- reference,
- referent,
- relation,
- relevance,
- resume,
- rubric,
- run-through,
- rundown,
- salient point,
- sap,
- scope,
- semantic cluster,
- semantic field,
- sense,
- short,
- significance,
- signification,
- significatum,
- signifie,
- sine qua non,
- soul,
- span of meaning,
- spirit,
- structural meaning,
- stuff,
- subject,
- subject matter,
- subject of thought,
- substance,
- substantive point,
- sum,
- sum and substance,
- summary,
- summation,
- symbolic meaning,
- tenor,
- text,
- the bottom line,
- the nitty-gritty,
- the point,
- theme,
- thrust,
- topic,
- totality of associations,
- transferred meaning,
- turning point,
- unadorned meaning,
- undertone,
- upshot,
- value
- generous
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- more than adequate; "a generous portion"
- willing to give and share unstintingly; "a generous donation"
- not petty in character and mind; "unusually generous in his judgment of people" related words >
- abounding,
- abundant,
- accommodating,
- affable,
- affluent,
- agreeable,
- all-sufficing,
- almsgiving,
- altruistic,
- amiable,
- ample,
- aplenty,
- beneficent,
- benevolent,
- benign,
- benignant,
- big,
- bighearted,
- blooming,
- bottomless,
- bounteous,
- bountiful,
- broad,
- bursting,
- bursting out,
- capacious,
- charitable,
- chivalrous,
- complaisant,
- compliant,
- comprehensive,
- conciliatory,
- considerate,
- copious,
- cordial,
- countless,
- creative,
- decent,
- diffuse,
- disinterested,
- effuse,
- eleemosynary,
- elevated,
- epidemic,
- exalted,
- exhaustless,
- expansive,
- extensive,
- extravagant,
- exuberant,
- fair,
- fat,
- fecund,
- fertile,
- flourishing,
- flush,
- forbearant,
- forbearing,
- forgiving,
- free,
- freehanded,
- freehearted,
- friendly,
- fructiferous,
- fruitful,
- full,
- galore,
- genial,
- giving,
- good,
- gracious,
- great,
- great of heart,
- greathearted,
- handsome,
- hearty,
- helpful,
- heroic,
- high,
- high-minded,
- honest,
- hospitable,
- humane,
- humanitarian,
- idealistic,
- in plenty,
- in quantity,
- indulgent,
- inexhaustible,
- kind,
- kindhearted,
- kindly,
- knightly,
- large,
- largehearted,
- lavish,
- lenient,
- liberal,
- lofty,
- long-suffering,
- longanimous,
- lush,
- luxuriant,
- magnanimous,
- many,
- maximal,
- much,
- multitudinous,
- munificent,
- neighborly,
- noble,
- noble-minded,
- numerous,
- obliging,
- open,
- open-handed,
- openhanded,
- openhearted,
- opulent,
- overflowing,
- overindulgent,
- overpermissive,
- patient,
- permissive,
- philanthropic,
- placable,
- plenitudinous,
- plenteous,
- plentiful,
- plenty,
- pregnant,
- prevailing,
- prevalent,
- princely,
- prodigal,
- productive,
- profuse,
- profusive,
- proliferous,
- prolific,
- rampant,
- receptive,
- replete,
- rich,
- rife,
- riotous,
- running over,
- seminal,
- spacious,
- sparing,
- stintless,
- sublime,
- superabundant,
- swarming,
- teeming,
- thoughtful,
- thriving,
- tolerant,
- tolerating,
- uberous,
- ungrudging,
- unprejudiced,
- unresentful,
- unrevengeful,
- unselfish,
- unsparing,
- unstinted,
- unstinting,
- voluminous,
- warm,
- warmhearted,
- wealthy,
- welcoming,
- welfare,
- welfare statist,
- welfarist,
- well-found,
- well-furnished,
- well-provided,
- well-stocked,
- wholesale,
- wide,
- willing
- diversity
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- the condition or result of being changed related words >
- Proteus,
- about-face,
- accommodation,
- adaptation,
- adjustment,
- agreement to disagree,
- alienation,
- allotropism,
- allotropy,
- alteration,
- amelioration,
- antagonism,
- apostasy,
- argumentation,
- bad copy,
- bad likeness,
- betterment,
- break,
- camouflage,
- change,
- change of heart,
- changeableness,
- clashing,
- conflict,
- constructive change,
- continuity,
- contradiction,
- contrariety,
- contrast,
- controversy,
- conversion,
- counter-culture,
- defection,
- degeneration,
- degenerative change,
- departure,
- deterioration,
- deviation,
- difference,
- disaccord,
- disaccordance,
- disagreement,
- disapprobation,
- disapproval,
- disconformity,
- discongruity,
- discontinuity,
- discord,
- discordance,
- discordancy,
- discrepancy,
- discreteness,
- disguise,
- disharmony,
- disparity,
- dissatisfaction,
- dissemblance,
- dissension,
- dissent,
- dissentience,
- dissidence,
- dissimilarity,
- dissimilation,
- dissimilitude,
- dissonance,
- distinction,
- distinctiveness,
- distinctness,
- disunion,
- disunity,
- divergence,
- divergency,
- diversification,
- diversion,
- dropping out,
- extent,
- faction,
- far cry,
- fitting,
- flip-flop,
- gradual change,
- her infinite variety,
- heterogeneity,
- heteromorphism,
- improvement,
- inaccordance,
- incommensurability,
- incomparability,
- incompatibility,
- incongruity,
- inconsistency,
- inconsonance,
- individuality,
- inequality,
- inharmoniousness,
- inharmony,
- irreconcilability,
- jarring,
- makeup,
- manifoldness,
- melioration,
- mere caricature,
- minority opinion,
- mitigation,
- mixture,
- modification,
- modulation,
- multifariousness,
- multiformity,
- multiplicity,
- negation,
- nonagreement,
- nonassent,
- nonconcurrence,
- nonconformity,
- nonconsent,
- nonuniformity,
- odds,
- omnifariousness,
- omniformity,
- opposition,
- oppugnancy,
- otherness,
- overthrow,
- polymorphism,
- poor imitation,
- qualification,
- radical change,
- range,
- re-creation,
- realignment,
- recusance,
- recusancy,
- redesign,
- reform,
- reformation,
- rejection,
- remaking,
- renewal,
- repudiation,
- repugnance,
- reshaping,
- restructuring,
- reversal,
- revival,
- revivification,
- revolution,
- secession,
- separateness,
- shapeshifter,
- shift,
- sudden change,
- switch,
- total change,
- transition,
- turn,
- turnabout,
- unconformity,
- underground,
- unharmoniousness,
- unlikeness,
- unorthodoxy,
- unresemblance,
- unsameness,
- unsimilarity,
- upheaval,
- variance,
- variation,
- variegation,
- variety,
- variousness,
- violent change,
- withdrawal,
- worsening
- rumble
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- a fight between rival gangs of adolescents
- a servant's seat (or luggage compartment) in the rear of a carriage
- a loud low dull continuous noise; "they heard the rumbling of thunder"
- make a low noise; "rumbling thunder" related words >
- Bedlam let loose,
- action,
- aerial combat,
- affray,
- armored combat,
- bark,
- battle,
- battle royal,
- bawl,
- be reflected,
- be sent back,
- bedlam,
- bellow,
- birdies,
- blare,
- blast,
- blat,
- blooping,
- blubber,
- blurping,
- bobbery,
- boom,
- booming,
- bounce back,
- brawl,
- bray,
- breathe,
- brouhaha,
- bruit,
- brush,
- bullfight,
- burst,
- buzz,
- cackle,
- canard,
- cannonade,
- chant,
- charivari,
- chirm,
- chirp,
- clamor,
- clangor,
- clap,
- clash,
- clash of arms,
- clatter,
- cockfight,
- combat,
- common talk,
- commotion,
- conflict,
- coo,
- crack,
- crash,
- crow,
- cry,
- din,
- discord,
- distortion,
- dogfight,
- donnybrook,
- drawl,
- drunken brawl,
- dustup,
- echo,
- echo back,
- embroilment,
- exchange of blows,
- exclaim,
- feedback,
- fight,
- fire fight,
- flap,
- flute,
- flutter,
- fluttering,
- flying rumor,
- fracas,
- fray,
- free-for-all,
- gasp,
- gossip,
- grapevine,
- ground combat,
- growl,
- growling,
- grumble,
- grumbling,
- grunt,
- hand-to-hand combat,
- hand-to-hand fight,
- hearsay,
- hell broke loose,
- hiss,
- hissing,
- house-to-house combat,
- howl,
- howling,
- hubbub,
- hue and cry,
- hullabaloo,
- hum,
- idea afloat,
- jangle,
- keen,
- latrine rumor,
- lilt,
- loud noise,
- motorboating,
- mumble,
- murmur,
- mutter,
- naval combat,
- news stirring,
- noise,
- noise and shouting,
- on-dit,
- outcry,
- pandemonium,
- pant,
- passage of arms,
- peal,
- pipe,
- pitched battle,
- quarrel,
- racket,
- rattle,
- reboation,
- rebound,
- reecho,
- report,
- resound,
- resounding,
- return,
- reverberate,
- reverberation,
- rhubarb,
- roar,
- roll,
- roorback,
- row,
- ruckus,
- ruction,
- rumbling,
- rumor,
- rumpus,
- running fight,
- scramble,
- scratching,
- scream,
- screech,
- scrimmage,
- scuffle,
- scuttlebutt,
- send back,
- shindy,
- shivaree,
- shoving match,
- shredding,
- shriek,
- sibilate,
- sigh,
- sing,
- skirmish,
- snap,
- snarl,
- snort,
- sob,
- sound,
- squall,
- squawk,
- squeal,
- squeals,
- stand-up fight,
- static,
- street fight,
- struggle,
- talk,
- tauromachy,
- thunder,
- thunderclap,
- thundering,
- tintamarre,
- town talk,
- trumpet,
- tug-of-war,
- tumult,
- tussle,
- twang,
- unconfirmed report,
- uproar,
- wail,
- warble,
- whine,
- whisper,
- whistles,
- woomping,
- wow,
- wowwows,
- yap,
- yawp,
- yell,
- yelp
- Spartan,
- abbreviated,
- abridged,
- aposiopestic,
- brief,
- brusque,
- clipped,
- close,
- close-tongued,
- closemouthed,
- compact,
- compendious,
- compressed,
- concise,
- condensed,
- contracted,
- crisp,
- curt,
- cut,
- docked,
- dumb,
- economical of words,
- elliptic,
- epigrammatic,
- gnomic,
- indisposed to talk,
- mum,
- mute,
- pithy,
- pointed,
- pruned,
- quiet,
- reserved,
- sententious,
- short,
- short and sweet,
- shortened,
- silent,
- snug,
- sparing of words,
- speechless,
- succinct,
- summary,
- synopsized,
- taciturn,
- terse,
- tight,
- tight-lipped,
- to the point,
- tongue-tied,
- truncated,
- unloquacious,
- untalkative,
- word-bound,
- wordless
- flummery
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- a bland custard or pudding especially of oatmeal related words >
- absurdity,
- amphigory,
- babble,
- babblement,
- balderdash,
- bibble-babble,
- blabber,
- blather,
- bombast,
- claptrap,
- double-talk,
- drivel,
- drool,
- fiddle-faddle,
- fiddledeedee,
- folderol,
- fudge,
- fustian,
- gabble,
- galimatias,
- gammon,
- gibber,
- gibberish,
- gibble-gabble,
- gobbledygook,
- hocus-pocus,
- humbug,
- jabber,
- jargon,
- mumbo jumbo,
- narrishkeit,
- niaiserie,
- nonsense,
- pack of nonsense,
- palaver,
- prate,
- prattle,
- rant,
- rigamarole,
- rigmarole,
- rodomontade,
- rubbish,
- skimble-skamble,
- stuff and nonsense,
- stultiloquence,
- trash,
- trumpery,
- twaddle,
- twattle,
- twiddle-twaddle,
- vaporing,
- waffling
- double talk
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- deliberately unintelligible gibberish related words >
- absurdity,
- amphigory,
- babble,
- babblement,
- balderdash,
- bibble-babble,
- blabber,
- blather,
- bombast,
- claptrap,
- drivel,
- drool,
- fiddle-faddle,
- fiddledeedee,
- flummery,
- folderol,
- fudge,
- fustian,
- gabble,
- galimatias,
- gammon,
- gibber,
- gibberish,
- gibble-gabble,
- gobbledygook,
- hocus-pocus,
- humbug,
- jabber,
- jargon,
- mumbo jumbo,
- narrishkeit,
- niaiserie,
- nonsense,
- pack of nonsense,
- palaver,
- prate,
- prattle,
- rant,
- rigamarole,
- rigmarole,
- rodomontade,
- rubbish,
- skimble-skamble,
- stuff and nonsense,
- stultiloquence,
- trash,
- trumpery,
- twaddle,
- twattle,
- twiddle-twaddle,
- vaporing,
- waffling
- rigmarole
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- a long and complicated and confusing procedure; "all that academic rigmarole was a waste of time"
- a set of confused and meaningless statements related words >
- absurdity,
- amphigory,
- babble,
- babblement,
- balderdash,
- bibble-babble,
- blabber,
- blather,
- bombast,
- claptrap,
- double-talk,
- drivel,
- drool,
- fiddle-faddle,
- fiddledeedee,
- flummery,
- folderol,
- fudge,
- fustian,
- gabble,
- galimatias,
- gammon,
- gibber,
- gibberish,
- gibble-gabble,
- gobbledygook,
- hocus-pocus,
- humbug,
- jabber,
- jargon,
- mumbo jumbo,
- narrishkeit,
- niaiserie,
- nonsense,
- pack of nonsense,
- palaver,
- prate,
- prattle,
- rant,
- rigamarole,
- rodomontade,
- rubbish,
- skimble-skamble,
- stuff and nonsense,
- stultiloquence,
- trash,
- trumpery,
- twaddle,
- twattle,
- twiddle-twaddle,
- vaporing,
- waffling
- absurdity,
- amphigory,
- babble,
- babblement,
- balderdash,
- bibble-babble,
- blabber,
- blather,
- bombast,
- claptrap,
- double-talk,
- drivel,
- drool,
- fiddle-faddle,
- fiddledeedee,
- flummery,
- folderol,
- fudge,
- fustian,
- gabble,
- galimatias,
- gammon,
- gibber,
- gibberish,
- gibble-gabble,
- gobbledygook,
- hocus-pocus,
- humbug,
- jabber,
- jargon,
- mumbo jumbo,
- narrishkeit,
- niaiserie,
- nonsense,
- pack of nonsense,
- palaver,
- prate,
- prattle,
- rant,
- rigmarole,
- rodomontade,
- rubbish,
- skimble-skamble,
- stuff and nonsense,
- stultiloquence,
- trash,
- trumpery,
- twaddle,
- twattle,
- twiddle-twaddle,
- vaporing,
- waffling
- sweet
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- the taste experience when sugar dissolves in the mouth
- a food rich in sugar
- English phonetician; one of the founders of modern phonetics (1845-1912)
- pleasing to the senses; "the sweet song of the lark"; "the sweet face of a child"
- (used of wines) having a high residual sugar content; "sweet dessert wines"
- having or denoting the characteristic taste of sugar related words >
- Jell-O,
- accommodating,
- achingly sweet,
- admirable,
- adorable,
- affable,
- aftertaste,
- agreeable,
- agreeable-sounding,
- ambrosial,
- amiable,
- amicable,
- angel,
- angelic,
- appealing,
- ariose,
- arioso,
- aromatic,
- attentive,
- attractive,
- babe,
- baby,
- baby-doll,
- balanced,
- balmy,
- beautiful,
- bell-like,
- beloved,
- bitter,
- bittersweet,
- blancmange,
- bleached,
- blissful,
- bonhomous,
- bright,
- buttercup,
- candied,
- candy,
- canorous,
- cantabile,
- caressable,
- catchy,
- charming,
- cheerful,
- cherub,
- chick,
- chickabiddy,
- chocolate,
- clean,
- cleanly,
- cloying,
- cloyingness,
- comfit,
- compassionate,
- compatible,
- complaisant,
- compote,
- concinnate,
- concinnous,
- confection,
- confectionery,
- confiture,
- congenial,
- conserve,
- considerate,
- cordial,
- creamy,
- cuddlesome,
- cute,
- dainty,
- darling,
- dear,
- deary,
- delectable,
- delicate,
- delicious,
- delightful,
- desirable,
- dessert,
- devoted to,
- dirt-free,
- doll,
- duck,
- duckling,
- dulcet,
- dulcitude,
- easy,
- easy-natured,
- easygoing,
- eggshell,
- en rapport,
- enamored of,
- engaging,
- enjoyable,
- essenced,
- euphonic,
- euphonical,
- euphonious,
- euphonous,
- fair,
- fair and pleasant,
- fastidious,
- felicific,
- felicitous,
- fine,
- fine-toned,
- flat,
- flavor,
- flowery,
- flowing,
- fluent,
- fond of,
- fragrant,
- fresh,
- friendly,
- frosting,
- fruity,
- gelatin,
- generous,
- genial,
- gentle,
- glaze,
- gloss,
- golden,
- golden-tongued,
- golden-voiced,
- gone on,
- good,
- good-humored,
- good-natured,
- good-tempered,
- goodly,
- gracious,
- grateful,
- gratifying,
- great,
- gushing,
- gushy,
- gust,
- harmonious,
- heart-warming,
- heavenly,
- hon,
- honey,
- honey bunch,
- honey child,
- honeyed,
- honeysweet,
- icing,
- icky,
- immaculate,
- incense-breathing,
- infatuated with,
- iridescent,
- jam,
- jelly,
- keen on,
- kind,
- kissable,
- kosher,
- lamb,
- lambkin,
- light,
- likable,
- lovable,
- love,
- lovely,
- lover,
- lovesome,
- luscious,
- lyric,
- marmalade,
- maudlin,
- mawkishness,
- measured,
- melic,
- melliferous,
- mellifluent,
- mellifluous,
- mellisonant,
- mellow,
- melodic,
- melodious,
- meringue,
- mild,
- mother-of-pearl,
- mousse,
- music-flowing,
- music-like,
- musical,
- musky,
- nacreous,
- nectareous,
- nectarous,
- nice,
- nonpolluted,
- nuts about,
- odorate,
- odoriferous,
- odorous,
- of cleanly habits,
- opalescent,
- ordered,
- orderly,
- oversweetness,
- palate,
- pale,
- pastel,
- patinaed,
- pearly,
- perfumed,
- perfumy,
- pet,
- petkins,
- pleasant,
- pleasant-sounding,
- pleasing,
- pleasurable,
- pleasure-giving,
- pleasureful,
- precious,
- precious heart,
- preserve,
- pretty,
- prized,
- pudding,
- pure,
- quiet,
- redolent,
- relish,
- rewarding,
- rich,
- ritually pure,
- sacchariferous,
- saccharine,
- saccharinity,
- sad,
- salt,
- sapidity,
- sapor,
- satisfying,
- savor,
- savoriness,
- savory,
- scented,
- semigloss,
- sentimental,
- seraphic,
- shiny,
- sickening,
- sickly-sweetness,
- silver-toned,
- silver-tongued,
- silver-voiced,
- silvery,
- simple,
- singable,
- sloppy,
- smack,
- smooth,
- smooth-sounding,
- smut-free,
- smutless,
- snookums,
- sober,
- soft,
- soft-colored,
- soft-hued,
- softened,
- solicitous,
- somber,
- songful,
- songlike,
- sonorous,
- soppy,
- sour,
- sour-sweet,
- spicy,
- splendid,
- spotless,
- stainless,
- sticky,
- stomach,
- stuck on,
- subdued,
- subtle,
- sugar,
- sugarcoated,
- sugared,
- sugariness,
- sugarsweet,
- sugary,
- sweet and pungent,
- sweet and sour,
- sweet as sugar,
- sweet on,
- sweet stuff,
- sweet-flowing,
- sweet-scented,
- sweet-smelling,
- sweet-sounding,
- sweet-tempered,
- sweetened,
- sweetheart,
- sweetie,
- sweetish,
- sweetishness,
- sweetkins,
- sweetmeat,
- sweetness,
- sweets,
- symmetrical,
- sympathetic,
- syrupiness,
- syrupy,
- tahar,
- taken with,
- tang,
- taste,
- tender,
- thoughtful,
- thuriferous,
- tongue,
- tooth,
- treasured,
- tripping,
- tubbed,
- tunable,
- tuneful,
- turtledove,
- tutti-frutti,
- unadulterated,
- unassuming,
- unbesmirched,
- unblemished,
- unblotted,
- undefiled,
- unmuddied,
- unpolluted,
- unsmirched,
- unsmudged,
- unsoiled,
- unspotted,
- unstained,
- unsullied,
- untainted,
- untarnished,
- warm,
- welcome,
- well-natured,
- well-scrubbed,
- well-washed,
- whipped cream,
- white,
- whitened,
- winning,
- winsome,
- wonderful
- solidity
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- the quality of being solid and reliable financially or factually or morally; "the solidity of the evidence worked in his favor"; "the solidness of her faith gave her enduring hope"
- the consistency of a solid
- state of having the interior filled with matter related words >
- abidingness,
- aplomb,
- authenticity,
- authoritativeness,
- authority,
- balance,
- balanced personality,
- body,
- calculability,
- callosity,
- callousness,
- changelessness,
- closeness,
- cogency,
- combination,
- compactness,
- completeness,
- comprehensiveness,
- concreteness,
- congestedness,
- congestion,
- consistence,
- consistency,
- constancy,
- cool,
- credit standing,
- crowdedness,
- denseness,
- density,
- dependability,
- durability,
- durableness,
- duration,
- durity,
- endurance,
- entireness,
- entirety,
- equilibrium,
- exhaustiveness,
- faithworthiness,
- fastness,
- firmness,
- fixedness,
- flintiness,
- force,
- frozenness,
- fusion,
- gluiness,
- hardening,
- hardness,
- hardness of heart,
- homeostasis,
- identity,
- immobility,
- immobilization,
- immovability,
- immovableness,
- immutability,
- impenetrability,
- impermeability,
- imperturbability,
- imporosity,
- inclusiveness,
- incompressibility,
- individuality,
- indivisibility,
- induration,
- inertia,
- inextricability,
- inflexibility,
- intactness,
- integrality,
- integration,
- integrity,
- invariability,
- invariableness,
- inveteracy,
- invincibility,
- inviolability,
- irreducibility,
- irremovability,
- jammedness,
- justness,
- lastingness,
- long standing,
- mass,
- materiality,
- nerve,
- obduracy,
- omnipresence,
- oneness,
- organic unity,
- palpability,
- particularity,
- permanence,
- permanency,
- perpetualness,
- persistence,
- persistency,
- pervasiveness,
- ponderability,
- predictability,
- purity,
- quiescence,
- relative density,
- reliability,
- resistance,
- restiveness,
- rigidity,
- rootedness,
- sang-froid,
- secureness,
- security,
- selfsameness,
- simplicity,
- singleness,
- singularity,
- solidarity,
- solidification,
- solidness,
- solvency,
- soundness,
- specific gravity,
- spissitude,
- stability,
- stable equilibrium,
- stable state,
- standing,
- stasis,
- staunchness,
- steadfastness,
- steadiness,
- steady nerves,
- steady state,
- steeliness,
- stoniness,
- stoutness,
- strength,
- sturdiness,
- substance,
- substantiality,
- substantialness,
- tangibility,
- temper,
- thickness,
- thoroughness,
- torpor,
- totality,
- toughness,
- trustworthiness,
- ubiquity,
- unchangeability,
- unchangingness,
- undeflectability,
- undividedness,
- unerringness,
- unification,
- uniformity,
- unindebtedness,
- uniqueness,
- unity,
- universality,
- univocity,
- unmovability,
- unshakable nerves,
- unshakableness,
- unyieldingness,
- validity,
- vis inertiae,
- viscidity,
- viscosity,
- viscousness,
- weight,
- wholeness
- advocate,
- always trot out,
- assert,
- attach a condition,
- belabor,
- blandish,
- brook no denial,
- cajole,
- call on,
- call upon,
- coax,
- compel,
- condition,
- constrain,
- contend,
- dictate,
- dwell on,
- dwell upon,
- exhort,
- hammer away at,
- harp on,
- have a catch,
- have a joker,
- high-pressure,
- importune,
- insist,
- insist on,
- jawbone,
- labor,
- lobby,
- maintain,
- make conditional,
- make contingent,
- nag,
- necessitate,
- oblige,
- persist,
- plead with,
- press,
- pressure,
- push,
- recommend,
- soft-soap,
- stand on,
- stick to,
- stipulate,
- sweet-talk,
- take no denial,
- thresh over,
- urge,
- wheedle,
- work on
- pick up
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- lift out or reflect from a background; "The scarf picks up the color of the skirt"; "His eyes picked up his smile"
- take up by hand; "He picked up the book and started to read"
- give a passenger or a hitchhiker a lift; "We picked up a hitchhiker on the highway"
- take and lift upward
- register (perceptual input); "pick up a signal"
- buy casually or spontaneously; "I picked up some food for a snack"
- get in addition, as an increase; "The candidate picked up thousands of votes after his visit to the nursing home"
- meet someone for sexual purposes; "he always tries to pick up girls in bars" related words >
- accumulate,
- acquire,
- advance,
- amass,
- ameliorate,
- amend,
- animate,
- annex,
- apprehend,
- arrest,
- assemble,
- book,
- boost,
- brace,
- brace up,
- brighten,
- bring,
- bring back,
- bring together,
- brisk,
- brisken,
- buck up,
- buoy up,
- bust,
- call for,
- capture,
- chalk up,
- chase after,
- cheer,
- chirk up,
- collar,
- collect,
- come along,
- come on,
- compass,
- continue,
- convalesce,
- cull,
- descry,
- detain,
- detect,
- develop,
- dig up,
- discern,
- distinguish,
- drag up,
- draw up,
- dredge,
- dredge up,
- elevate,
- encourage,
- enliven,
- espy,
- exhilarate,
- fetch,
- fetch and carry,
- fillip,
- fish up,
- fortify,
- fresh up,
- freshen,
- freshen up,
- gain,
- gain ground,
- gain strength,
- galvanize,
- garner,
- gather,
- gather in,
- gather up,
- get,
- get ahead,
- get along,
- get better,
- get in,
- get together,
- give a lift,
- gladden,
- glean,
- go after,
- go ahead,
- go and get,
- go fetch,
- go for,
- go forward,
- go get,
- go to get,
- grab,
- graduate,
- grow better,
- grub,
- grub up,
- haul up,
- have,
- hearten,
- hoist,
- home on,
- identify,
- improve,
- infuse life into,
- inspire,
- inspirit,
- invigorate,
- jazz up,
- land,
- liven,
- look up,
- make an arrest,
- make headway,
- make out,
- make progress,
- make strides,
- map,
- master,
- meliorate,
- mend,
- nab,
- net,
- notice,
- obtain,
- perceive,
- perk up,
- pick,
- pinch,
- pinpoint,
- pique,
- pluck,
- pluck up,
- procure,
- progress,
- provoke,
- pull in,
- put under arrest,
- quicken,
- raise,
- rake up,
- rally,
- reanimate,
- rear,
- receive,
- recognize,
- recommence,
- recreate,
- recruit,
- recuperate,
- refresh,
- refreshen,
- regale,
- reinvigorate,
- rejoice,
- rejoice the heart,
- renew,
- reopen,
- resuscitate,
- retrieve,
- revive,
- revivify,
- round up,
- run after,
- run in,
- scan,
- scare up,
- scrape together,
- scrape up,
- secure,
- see,
- seize,
- sense,
- set up,
- shag,
- shape up,
- sharpen,
- show improvement,
- skyrocket,
- sleep it off,
- spot,
- spy,
- stimulate,
- sweep,
- take captive,
- take in,
- take into custody,
- take off,
- take prisoner,
- take up,
- trigger,
- tune in,
- turn the corner,
- uphold,
- uplift,
- upraise,
- uprear,
- vitalize,
- vivify,
- whet
- recall
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- the act of removing an official by petition
- the process of remembering (especially the process of recovering information by mental effort); "he has total recall of the episode"
- a bugle call that signals troops to return
- a call to return; "the recall of our ambassador"
- a request by the manufacturer of a defective product to return the product (as for replacement or repair)
- cause one's (or someone else's) thoughts or attention to return from a reverie or digression; "She was recalled by a loud laugh"
- summon to return; "The ambassador was recalled to his country"; "The company called back many of the workers it had laid off during the recession"
- cause to be returned; "recall the defective auto tires"; "The manufacturer tried to call back the spoilt yoghurt"
- make unavailable; bar from sale or distribution; "The company recalled the product when it was found to be faulty" related words >
- abolish,
- abolishment,
- abolition,
- abrogate,
- abrogation,
- anamnesis,
- annul,
- annulment,
- arouse,
- awaken,
- bid come,
- bring back,
- bring to mind,
- bring to recollection,
- call,
- call away,
- call back,
- call for,
- call forth,
- call in,
- call out,
- call to mind,
- call together,
- call up,
- cancel,
- canceling,
- cancellation,
- carry back,
- cassation,
- cite,
- commitment to memory,
- conjure,
- conjure up,
- constitutional referendum,
- convene,
- convoke,
- countermand,
- counterorder,
- defeasance,
- demand,
- denial,
- deny,
- direct initiative,
- disannul,
- disavow,
- disavowal,
- disown,
- do away with,
- educe,
- elicit,
- evoke,
- exercise of memory,
- extract,
- facultative referendum,
- flashback,
- forswear,
- give a hint,
- give the cue,
- go back,
- go back over,
- hark back,
- hindsight,
- hold the promptbook,
- indent,
- indirect initiative,
- initiative,
- invalidate,
- invalidation,
- invoke,
- jog the memory,
- learning by heart,
- look back,
- looking back,
- make void,
- mandate,
- mandatory referendum,
- memoir,
- memorization,
- memorizing,
- memory,
- mind,
- muster,
- muster up,
- nag,
- nudge,
- nullification,
- nullify,
- order up,
- override,
- overrule,
- page,
- palinode,
- plebiscite,
- plebiscitum,
- preconize,
- prompt,
- prompt the mind,
- put in mind,
- put in remembrance,
- recall to mind,
- recalling,
- recant,
- recantation,
- recapture,
- recollect,
- recollecting,
- recollection,
- reconsideration,
- reevoke,
- referendum,
- reflect,
- reflection,
- remember,
- remembering,
- remembrance,
- remind,
- remind one of,
- reminisce,
- reminiscence,
- renege,
- repeal,
- requisition,
- rescind,
- rescinding,
- rescindment,
- rescission,
- retain,
- retrace,
- retract,
- retraction,
- retrospect,
- retrospection,
- return,
- reversal,
- reverse,
- review,
- review in retrospect,
- revive,
- revocation,
- revoke,
- revokement,
- rote,
- rote memory,
- rouse,
- see in retrospect,
- send after,
- send for,
- serve,
- set aside,
- setting aside,
- statutory referendum,
- stir,
- study,
- subpoena,
- suggest,
- summon,
- summon forth,
- summon up,
- summons,
- suspend,
- suspension,
- take,
- take back,
- think back,
- think of,
- use hindsight,
- vacate,
- vacation,
- vacatur,
- void,
- voidance,
- voiding,
- waive,
- waiver,
- waiving,
- waken,
- withdraw,
- withdrawal,
- write off,
- write-off
- deliberate
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- by conscious design or purpose; "intentional damage"; "a knowing attempt to defraud"; "a willful waste of time"
- marked by careful consideration or reflection; "a deliberate decision" related words >
- advise with,
- advised,
- aforethought,
- aimed,
- aimed at,
- air,
- ambling,
- analyze,
- back down,
- balance,
- bargain,
- be abstracted,
- brood,
- brood over,
- calculated,
- call in,
- calm,
- canny,
- canvass,
- careful,
- cautious,
- chaw,
- chew over,
- chew the cud,
- circumspect,
- claudicant,
- cold-blooded,
- collected,
- collogue,
- comment upon,
- compare notes,
- composed,
- con over,
- confer,
- confer with,
- confident,
- conscious,
- consider,
- considerate,
- considered,
- consult,
- consult with,
- contemplate,
- contemplated,
- controvert,
- cool,
- counsel,
- crawling,
- creeping,
- creeping like snail,
- deal with,
- debate,
- deliberate over,
- deliberate upon,
- deliberated,
- demur,
- designed,
- digest,
- discourse about,
- discreet,
- discuss,
- discuss with,
- dispassionate,
- easy,
- envisaged,
- envisioned,
- even,
- examine,
- exchange observations,
- exchange views,
- falter,
- faltering,
- fastidious,
- fear,
- flagging,
- foot-dragging,
- foresighted,
- forethoughtful,
- gentle,
- gingerly,
- go into,
- gradual,
- guarded,
- halting,
- handle,
- hang back,
- hasteless,
- have conversations,
- heedful,
- hem and haw,
- hesitant,
- hesitate,
- hobbled,
- hobbling,
- hold conference,
- hover,
- hum and haw,
- idle,
- imperturbable,
- inactive,
- indolent,
- intended,
- intentional,
- introspect,
- investigate,
- jib,
- judicious,
- knock around,
- knowing,
- languid,
- languorous,
- lazy,
- leaving out nothing,
- leisurely,
- limping,
- lumbering,
- meant,
- measured,
- meditate,
- meditate upon,
- meditated,
- methodical,
- meticulous,
- mindful,
- moderate,
- mull,
- mull over,
- muse,
- muse on,
- muse over,
- negotiate,
- noncommittal,
- of design,
- on guard,
- orderly,
- overlooking no possibility,
- paced,
- painstaking,
- palaver,
- parley,
- pass under review,
- pause,
- pawky,
- perpend,
- planned,
- play around with,
- play with,
- poking,
- poky,
- politic,
- ponder,
- ponder over,
- powwow,
- prearranged,
- preconceived,
- premeditated,
- prepense,
- projected,
- proposed,
- provident,
- prudent,
- pull back,
- punctilious,
- purposed,
- purposeful,
- purposive,
- put heads together,
- rap,
- reason,
- reason about,
- reason the point,
- reason with,
- refer to,
- reflect,
- reflect over,
- regardful,
- regular,
- relaxed,
- reluctant,
- retreat,
- review,
- revolve,
- ruminate,
- ruminate over,
- run over,
- safe,
- sauntering,
- schemed,
- scruple,
- scrupulous,
- serene,
- shilly-shally,
- shuffling,
- shy,
- sift,
- sit down together,
- sit down with,
- slack,
- slothful,
- slow,
- slow as death,
- slow as molasses,
- slow as slow,
- slow to act,
- slow-crawling,
- slow-foot,
- slow-going,
- slow-legged,
- slow-moving,
- slow-paced,
- slow-poky,
- slow-running,
- slow-sailing,
- slow-stepped,
- sluggish,
- snail-paced,
- snaillike,
- speculate,
- staggering,
- steady,
- stick at,
- stickle,
- stop to consider,
- straddle the fence,
- strain at,
- strolling,
- studied,
- studious,
- study,
- sure,
- systematic,
- take counsel,
- take up,
- take up with,
- talk,
- talk about,
- talk of,
- talk over,
- teleological,
- tentative,
- think about,
- think over,
- think twice about,
- thorough,
- thought-out,
- thoughtful,
- thresh out,
- toddling,
- tortoiselike,
- tottering,
- toy with,
- treat,
- trudging,
- turn over,
- turtlelike,
- unadventurous,
- uncommunicative,
- undaring,
- unenterprising,
- unfaltering,
- unhasty,
- unhesitating,
- unhurried,
- unprecipitate,
- unruffled,
- ventilate,
- voluntary,
- waddling,
- weigh,
- willful,
- withdraw,
- witting,
- yield
- amplification
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- (electronics) the act of increasing voltage or power or current
- addition of extra material or illustration or clarifying detail; "a few remarks added in amplification and defense"; "an elaboration of the sketch followed"
- the amount of increase in signal power or voltage or current expressed as the ratio of output to input related words >
- access,
- accession,
- accomplishment,
- accretion,
- accrual,
- accruement,
- accumulation,
- addition,
- adjunct,
- advance,
- advancement,
- aggrandizement,
- aggravation,
- ampliation,
- annoyance,
- appreciation,
- ascent,
- augmentation,
- ballooning,
- ballyhoo,
- big talk,
- bilingual text,
- bloating,
- blossoming,
- blowing up,
- boom,
- boost,
- broadening,
- buildup,
- burlesque,
- caricature,
- clavis,
- contentiousness,
- crescendo,
- crib,
- decipherment,
- decoding,
- deepening,
- deliberate aggravation,
- deployment,
- deterioration,
- development,
- developmental change,
- dilatation,
- dilation,
- dispersion,
- edema,
- elaboration,
- elevation,
- embittering,
- embitterment,
- enhancement,
- enlargement,
- evolution,
- evolutionary change,
- evolvement,
- evolving,
- exacerbation,
- exaggerating,
- exaggeration,
- exasperation,
- excess,
- exorbitance,
- expansion,
- expatiation,
- explication,
- extension,
- extravagance,
- extreme,
- faithful translation,
- fanning out,
- flare,
- flood,
- flowering,
- free translation,
- furtherance,
- gain,
- gloss,
- glossary,
- gradual change,
- grandiloquence,
- greatening,
- growth,
- gush,
- heightening,
- hike,
- hiking,
- huckstering,
- hyperbole,
- hyperbolism,
- increase,
- increment,
- inflation,
- inordinacy,
- intensification,
- interlinear,
- interlinear translation,
- irritation,
- jump,
- key,
- leap,
- loose translation,
- magnification,
- maturation,
- metaphrase,
- mounting,
- multiplication,
- natural development,
- natural growth,
- nonviolent change,
- overemphasis,
- overestimation,
- overkill,
- overstatement,
- paraphrase,
- pony,
- prodigality,
- productiveness,
- profuseness,
- progress,
- progression,
- proliferation,
- provocation,
- puffery,
- puffing up,
- raise,
- raising,
- restatement,
- rewording,
- ripening,
- rise,
- sensationalism,
- sharpening,
- snowballing,
- souring,
- splay,
- spread,
- spreading,
- stretching,
- superlative,
- surge,
- swelling,
- tall talk,
- touting,
- transcription,
- translation,
- transliteration,
- travesty,
- trot,
- tumescence,
- unfolding,
- up,
- upping,
- upsurge,
- upswing,
- uptrend,
- upturn,
- waxing,
- widening,
- working-out,
- worsening
- qualification
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- the act of modifying or changing the strength of some idea; "his new position involves a qualification of his party's platform"
- an attribute that must be met or complied with and that fits a person for something; "her qualifications for the job are excellent"; "one of the qualifications for admission is an academic degree"; "she has the makings of fine musician" related words >
- ability,
- ableness,
- about-face,
- acceptability,
- accommodation,
- adaptation,
- adequacy,
- adjustment,
- admissibility,
- allowance,
- alteration,
- amelioration,
- apostasy,
- applicability,
- appositeness,
- appropriateness,
- aptitude,
- aptness,
- betterment,
- boundary,
- bounds,
- break,
- bump,
- caliber,
- capability,
- capableness,
- capacity,
- caveat,
- change,
- change of heart,
- changeableness,
- circumscription,
- color,
- competence,
- competency,
- condition,
- conditioning,
- confinement,
- constructive change,
- continence,
- continuity,
- conversion,
- cramp,
- cramping,
- decontamination,
- defection,
- degeneration,
- degenerative change,
- desirability,
- deterioration,
- deviation,
- difference,
- discipline,
- discontinuity,
- divergence,
- diversification,
- diversion,
- diversity,
- dower,
- dowry,
- efficacy,
- efficiency,
- eligibility,
- eligible,
- enablement,
- endowment,
- equipment,
- exception,
- extenuating circumstances,
- extenuation,
- extenuative,
- facility,
- faculty,
- felicity,
- fit,
- fitness,
- fittedness,
- fitting,
- flair,
- flip-flop,
- forte,
- furnishing,
- genius,
- gift,
- gilding,
- gloss,
- gradual change,
- improvement,
- instinct,
- know-how,
- knowledge,
- limit,
- limitation,
- long suit,
- makings,
- mastery,
- maturity,
- melioration,
- metier,
- might,
- mitigation,
- moderation,
- modification,
- modulation,
- natural endowment,
- natural gift,
- overthrow,
- palliation,
- palliative,
- parts,
- potential,
- power,
- powers,
- preparedness,
- prerequisite,
- prescription,
- proficiency,
- propriety,
- proscription,
- provision,
- proviso,
- radical change,
- re-creation,
- readiness,
- realignment,
- redesign,
- reform,
- reformation,
- relevance,
- remaking,
- renewal,
- requirement,
- reservation,
- reshaping,
- restrain,
- restriction,
- restructuring,
- reversal,
- revival,
- revivification,
- revolution,
- ripeness,
- seasoning,
- shift,
- skill,
- softening,
- speciality,
- stint,
- stipulation,
- string,
- strong flair,
- strong point,
- sudden change,
- sufficiency,
- suitability,
- suitableness,
- suitedness,
- susceptibility,
- switch,
- talent,
- talents,
- tempering,
- term,
- the goods,
- the stuff,
- total change,
- transition,
- trim,
- tuning,
- turn,
- turnabout,
- upheaval,
- variation,
- variety,
- varnish,
- violent change,
- what it takes,
- whitewash,
- whitewashing,
- worsening,
- worthiness
- prose
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- ordinary writing as distinguished from verse
- matter of fact, commonplace, or dull expression related words >
- banality,
- bromide,
- causerie,
- chat,
- chestnut,
- chin,
- cliche,
- commonplace,
- commonplace expression,
- corn,
- expository writing,
- familiar tune,
- hackneyed saying,
- in prose,
- language,
- lieu commun,
- locus communis,
- matter of fact,
- matter-of-fact,
- matter-of-factness,
- nonmetrical,
- nonpoetic,
- old joke,
- old saw,
- old song,
- old story,
- plain,
- plainness,
- platitude,
- platitudinize,
- prosaic,
- prosaicism,
- prosaicness,
- prosaism,
- prosiness,
- prosing,
- prosy,
- rap,
- reiteration,
- retold story,
- stereotyped saying,
- talk,
- text,
- trite saying,
- triticism,
- twice-told tale,
- unimaginative,
- unimaginativeness,
- unimpassioned,
- unversified,
- write prose,
- yarn
- pierce
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- 14th President of the United States (1804-1869)
- make a hole into; "The needle pierced her flesh"
- penetrate or cut through with a sharp instrument
- cut or make a way through; "the knife cut through the flesh"; "The path pierced the jungle"; "Light pierced through the forest"
- move or affect (a person's emotions or bodily feelings) deeply or sharply; "The cold pierced her bones"; "Her words pierced the students"
- sound sharply or shrilly; "The scream pierced the night" related words >
- abrade,
- affect,
- afflict,
- aggrieve,
- agonize,
- ail,
- anguish,
- auger,
- barb the dart,
- bark,
- bayonet,
- benumb,
- bite,
- blemish,
- bloody,
- bore,
- break,
- broach,
- bruise,
- burn,
- chafe,
- check,
- chill,
- chip,
- claw,
- come alive,
- come home to,
- comprehend,
- convulse,
- countersink,
- crack,
- craze,
- crucify,
- cut,
- cut up,
- dagger,
- descry,
- dirk,
- discern,
- discover,
- distress,
- drill,
- empierce,
- excruciate,
- fathom,
- fester,
- fix,
- fracture,
- fray,
- frazzle,
- freeze,
- fret,
- frost,
- frostbite,
- gain entree,
- gall,
- gash,
- get into,
- get through,
- give pain,
- gnaw,
- go deep,
- go through,
- go through one,
- gore,
- gouge,
- gouge out,
- grasp,
- grate,
- grieve,
- grind,
- gripe,
- harrow,
- hole,
- honeycomb,
- hurt,
- hurt the feelings,
- impale,
- incise,
- inflame,
- inflict pain,
- injure,
- interpenetrate,
- irritate,
- kill by inches,
- knife,
- lacerate,
- lance,
- maim,
- make an entrance,
- make mincemeat of,
- make out,
- make way into,
- martyr,
- martyrize,
- maul,
- melt,
- melt the heart,
- move,
- mutilate,
- needle,
- nip,
- numb,
- pain,
- pass through,
- penetrate,
- perceive,
- perforate,
- pinch,
- pink,
- plumb,
- plunge in,
- poke into,
- poniard,
- prick,
- prolong the agony,
- punch,
- puncture,
- put to torture,
- rack,
- rankle,
- rasp,
- realize,
- ream,
- ream out,
- refrigerate,
- rend,
- riddle,
- rip,
- rouse,
- rub,
- run,
- run into,
- run through,
- rupture,
- saber,
- savage,
- scald,
- scorch,
- scotch,
- scrape,
- scratch,
- scuff,
- see,
- see daylight,
- see into,
- see the light,
- see through,
- skewer,
- skin,
- slash,
- slice,
- slit,
- smart,
- soften,
- spear,
- spike,
- spit,
- sprain,
- stab,
- stick,
- stiletto,
- sting,
- stir,
- strain,
- strike,
- sword,
- tap,
- tear,
- torment,
- torture,
- touch,
- touch a chord,
- transfix,
- transpierce,
- traumatize,
- trepan,
- trephine,
- tweak,
- twist,
- twist the knife,
- understand,
- wound,
- wrench,
- wring
- pump
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- a mechanical device that moves fluid or gas by pressure or suction
- a low-cut shoe without fastenings
- question persistently; "She pumped the witnesses for information"
- deliver forth; "pump bullets into the dummy"
- operate like a pump; move up and down, like a handle or a pedal; "pump the gas pedal"
- raise (gases or fluids) with a pump
- move up and down; "The athlete pumps weights in the gym"
- draw or pour with a pump
- flow intermittently
- supply in great quantities; "Pump money into a project" related words >
- abdomen,
- add to,
- aggrandize,
- air pump,
- amplify,
- animate,
- anus,
- appendix,
- aspirator,
- augment,
- bail out,
- beer pump,
- bicycle pump,
- bilge pump,
- bleed,
- blind gut,
- bloat,
- blow up,
- bowels,
- brain,
- breast pump,
- broach,
- broaden,
- bucket pump,
- build,
- build up,
- bulk,
- bulk out,
- carve,
- catechize,
- cecum,
- centrifugal pump,
- chisel,
- colon,
- concentrate,
- convert,
- corkscrew,
- crescendo,
- cross-examine,
- crowbar,
- cultivate,
- decant,
- deliver,
- develop,
- dilate,
- distend,
- donkey,
- donkey pump,
- draft,
- draft off,
- drain,
- drainage pump,
- draw,
- draw from,
- draw off,
- duodenum,
- electrify,
- emphasize,
- empty,
- endocardium,
- energize,
- enlarge,
- enthuse,
- entrails,
- examine,
- excite,
- exhaust,
- expand,
- extend,
- extract,
- extractor,
- feed pump,
- force,
- force pump,
- forceps,
- forcer,
- foregut,
- galvanize,
- giblets,
- gizzard,
- grill,
- grow,
- guts,
- hand pump,
- harvest,
- heart,
- heat pump,
- hike,
- hike up,
- hindgut,
- huff,
- increase,
- inflate,
- innards,
- inner mechanism,
- insides,
- inspire,
- inspirit,
- intensify,
- internals,
- interrogate,
- interview,
- intestine,
- inwards,
- jejunum,
- kidney,
- kishkes,
- large intestine,
- let,
- let blood,
- let out,
- lifting pump,
- liver,
- liver and lights,
- lung,
- machine,
- magnify,
- midgut,
- milk,
- mill,
- mine,
- motivate,
- perineum,
- phlebotomize,
- pincers,
- pipette,
- pliers,
- press,
- pressure pump,
- probe,
- process,
- puff,
- puff up,
- pump out,
- pump up,
- pumping engine,
- push,
- pylorus,
- query,
- question,
- quiz,
- raise,
- rarefy,
- rear,
- rectum,
- refine,
- rotary pump,
- sand pump,
- send,
- separator,
- shake,
- siphon,
- siphon off,
- small intestine,
- smelt,
- spleen,
- stimulate,
- stomach,
- stress,
- stretch,
- suck,
- suck out,
- suction pump,
- sufflate,
- swell,
- tap,
- test,
- ticker,
- tire pump,
- tripes,
- tweezers,
- up,
- vacuum pump,
- venesect,
- vermiform appendix,
- viscera,
- vitals,
- water pump,
- widen,
- wobble pump,
- works,
- worm out of,
- wringer
- hero worship
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- admiration for great men (or their memory) related words >
- Amor,
- Christian love,
- Druidism,
- Eros,
- Parsiism,
- Platonic love,
- Sabaism,
- Zoroastrianism,
- accolade,
- accord respect to,
- admiration,
- admire,
- adoration,
- adore,
- adulate,
- adulation,
- affection,
- agape,
- animal worship,
- apotheosis,
- apotheosize,
- appreciate,
- appreciation,
- approbation,
- approval,
- ardency,
- ardor,
- attachment,
- awe,
- belaud,
- bepraise,
- bepraisement,
- bless,
- blow up,
- boast of,
- bodily love,
- brag about,
- breathless adoration,
- brotherly love,
- caritas,
- celebrate,
- charity,
- congratulation,
- conjugal love,
- consideration,
- courtesy,
- cry up,
- defer to,
- deference,
- deification,
- deify,
- demonism,
- demonolatry,
- desire,
- devil worship,
- devotion,
- duty,
- eloge,
- emblazon,
- encomium,
- entertain respect for,
- esteem,
- estimation,
- eulogium,
- eulogize,
- eulogy,
- exaggerated respect,
- exalt,
- exaltation,
- excessive praise,
- extol,
- faithful love,
- fancy,
- favor,
- fervor,
- fetishism,
- fire worship,
- flame,
- flatter,
- flattery,
- fondness,
- free love,
- free-lovism,
- glorification,
- glorify,
- glory,
- great respect,
- heart,
- heathenism,
- high regard,
- hold in esteem,
- hold in reverence,
- homage,
- hommage,
- honor,
- iconoduly,
- iconolatry,
- idol worship,
- idolatrousness,
- idolatry,
- idolism,
- idolization,
- idolize,
- idolizing,
- idolodulia,
- idolomancy,
- image worship,
- kudos,
- lasciviousness,
- laud,
- laudation,
- libido,
- like,
- liking,
- lionize,
- lionizing,
- look up to,
- love,
- lovemaking,
- magnification,
- magnify,
- make much of,
- married love,
- meed of praise,
- overpraise,
- paean,
- paganism,
- panegyric,
- panegyrize,
- passion,
- pay tribute,
- phallic worship,
- phallicism,
- physical love,
- popular regard,
- popularity,
- porter aux nues,
- praise,
- prestige,
- prize,
- puff,
- puff up,
- pyrolatry,
- regard,
- respect,
- revere,
- reverence,
- reverential regard,
- salute,
- sentiment,
- sex,
- sexual love,
- shine,
- snake worship,
- spiritual love,
- star worship,
- sun worship,
- tender feeling,
- tender passion,
- think highly of,
- think much of,
- think well of,
- tree worship,
- tribute,
- truelove,
- trumpet,
- uxoriousness,
- value,
- venerate,
- veneration,
- weakness,
- worship,
- yearning
- dispassion
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- objectivity and detachment; "her manner assumed a dispassion and dryness very unlike her usual tone" related words >
- Olympian detachment,
- abnegation,
- abstinence,
- accidia,
- acedia,
- aloofness,
- anesthesia,
- apathy,
- ataraxia,
- ataraxy,
- autism,
- benumbedness,
- blah,
- blahs,
- bovinity,
- calm,
- calmness,
- carelessness,
- casualness,
- catatonia,
- chill,
- chilliness,
- cold blood,
- cold heart,
- coldheartedness,
- coldness,
- comatoseness,
- conservatism,
- constraint,
- continence,
- control,
- cool,
- coolness,
- deadpan,
- detachment,
- disinterest,
- disinterestedness,
- dispassionateness,
- disregard,
- disregardfulness,
- dullness,
- easy temper,
- easygoingness,
- emotional deadness,
- emotionlessness,
- even temper,
- evenness,
- frigidity,
- frostiness,
- gentleness,
- golden mean,
- good temper,
- happy medium,
- heartlessness,
- hebetude,
- heedlessness,
- hopelessness,
- iciness,
- immovability,
- impartiality,
- impassibility,
- impassiveness,
- impassivity,
- imperturbability,
- imperturbableness,
- inappetence,
- inattention,
- incuriosity,
- indifference,
- indiscrimination,
- inexcitability,
- inexcitableness,
- inirritability,
- insouciance,
- judiciousness,
- juste-milieu,
- lack of affect,
- lack of appetite,
- lack of feeling,
- lack of touch,
- lackadaisicalness,
- languidness,
- lenity,
- lethargicalness,
- lethargy,
- listlessness,
- loftiness,
- meden agan,
- middle way,
- mildness,
- mindlessness,
- moderateness,
- moderation,
- moderationism,
- negligence,
- neutrality,
- nonchalance,
- nonviolence,
- nothing in excess,
- numbness,
- objectivity,
- obtuseness,
- pacifism,
- passionlessness,
- passiveness,
- passivity,
- patience,
- phlegm,
- phlegmaticalness,
- phlegmaticness,
- plucklessness,
- pococurantism,
- poker face,
- prudence,
- recklessness,
- regardlessness,
- repose,
- resignation,
- resignedness,
- restraint,
- self-abnegation,
- self-absorption,
- self-control,
- self-denial,
- self-restraint,
- selflessness,
- serenity,
- sloth,
- sluggishness,
- smooth temper,
- sobriety,
- sopor,
- soporifousness,
- soullessness,
- spiritlessness,
- spunklessness,
- stability,
- steadiness,
- stoicism,
- stolidity,
- straight face,
- stupefaction,
- stupor,
- supineness,
- temperance,
- temperateness,
- torpidity,
- torpidness,
- torpor,
- tranquillity,
- unanxiousness,
- unbias,
- unbiasedness,
- unconcern,
- unemotionalism,
- unexcessiveness,
- unexcitability,
- unextravagance,
- unextremeness,
- unfeeling,
- unfeelingness,
- unimpressibility,
- unimpressionableness,
- unirritableness,
- unmindfulness,
- unnervousness,
- unpassionateness,
- unresponsiveness,
- unselfishness,
- unsolicitousness,
- unsusceptibility,
- unsympatheticness,
- untouchability,
- via media,
- withdrawal,
- withdrawnness
- sensationalism
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- the journalistic use of subject matter that appeals to vulgar tastes; "the tabloids relied on sensationalism to maintain their circulation"
- subject matter that is calculated to excite and please vulgar tastes related words >
- Barnumism,
- Thespian art,
- affectation,
- aggrandizement,
- amateur theatricals,
- amplification,
- ballyhoo,
- bedizenment,
- big talk,
- blatancy,
- blood and thunder,
- blowing up,
- brazenness,
- burlesque,
- caricature,
- colorfulness,
- convolution,
- crudeness,
- dash,
- dazzle,
- dazzlingness,
- demonstrativeness,
- dilatation,
- dilation,
- dramatic art,
- dramatic form,
- dramatic irony,
- dramatic stroke,
- dramatic structure,
- dramaticism,
- dramatics,
- dramatism,
- dramaturgy,
- emotional appeal,
- emotionalism,
- emotionality,
- emotionalization,
- emotionalizing,
- emotiveness,
- emotivity,
- enhancement,
- enlargement,
- exaggerating,
- exaggeration,
- excess,
- exorbitance,
- expansion,
- extravagance,
- extravaganza,
- extravagation,
- extreme,
- flagrancy,
- flamboyance,
- flashiness,
- flatulence,
- flatulency,
- fulsomeness,
- gaiety,
- garishness,
- gaudery,
- gaudiness,
- glare,
- glitter,
- gorgeousness,
- grandiloquence,
- grandioseness,
- grandiosity,
- heightening,
- high-flown diction,
- histrionics,
- histrionism,
- huckstering,
- human interest,
- hyperbole,
- hyperbolism,
- inflatedness,
- inflation,
- inordinacy,
- jauntiness,
- jazziness,
- lexiphanicism,
- loftiness,
- loudness,
- love interest,
- luridness,
- magnification,
- magniloquence,
- making scenes,
- melodrama,
- melodramatics,
- mere rhetoric,
- meretriciousness,
- nonrationalness,
- obtrusiveness,
- orotundity,
- ostentation,
- ostentatious complexity,
- overemphasis,
- overestimation,
- overkill,
- overstatement,
- panache,
- platitudinous ponderosity,
- play construction,
- polysyllabic profundity,
- pomposity,
- pompous prolixity,
- pompousness,
- pontification,
- pretension,
- pretentiousness,
- prodigality,
- profuseness,
- prose run mad,
- puffery,
- puffing up,
- rhetoric,
- rhetoricalness,
- sententiousness,
- shamelessness,
- showiness,
- sportiness,
- staginess,
- stiltedness,
- stretching,
- superlative,
- swelling utterance,
- swollen phrase,
- swollenness,
- tall talk,
- tawdriness,
- theatricalism,
- theatricality,
- theatricals,
- theatricism,
- theatrics,
- tortuosity,
- tortuousness,
- touting,
- travesty,
- tumidity,
- tumidness,
- turgescence,
- turgidity,
- unreasoningness,
- visceralness,
- vulgarness,
- yellow journalism
- spout
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- an opening that allows the passage of liquids or grain related words >
- anabasis,
- ascension,
- ascent,
- avenue,
- babble,
- beak,
- belch,
- blab,
- blabber,
- blather,
- blether,
- blow open,
- blow out,
- blowhole,
- blowout,
- bond,
- bottomry,
- brash,
- break out,
- burst forth,
- burst of rain,
- burst out,
- carry on,
- cascade,
- cast forth,
- cataract,
- channel,
- chat,
- chatter,
- chute,
- clack,
- clamber,
- clatter,
- climb,
- climbing,
- cloudburst,
- conduit,
- debate,
- debouch,
- decant,
- declaim,
- deluge,
- demagogue,
- deposit,
- destroyed,
- dip,
- discharge,
- disembogue,
- disgorge,
- disgorgement,
- dither,
- door,
- downfall,
- downflow,
- downpour,
- downspout,
- drain,
- drain out,
- drencher,
- duct,
- egress,
- ejaculate,
- ejaculation,
- eject,
- elevation,
- elocute,
- emission,
- emit,
- empty,
- emunctory,
- eruct,
- eructation,
- erupt,
- eruption,
- escalade,
- escape,
- estuary,
- exhaust,
- exit,
- expatiate,
- expel,
- expulsion,
- extravasate,
- extravasation,
- falls,
- find vent,
- flood,
- floodgate,
- flow,
- flow out,
- flume,
- flush,
- font,
- force,
- fount,
- fountain,
- gab,
- gabble,
- gargoyle,
- gas,
- geyser,
- gibber,
- gibble-gabble,
- go bail,
- go on,
- gone,
- gossip,
- grimace,
- gush,
- gush out,
- gushing rain,
- gyring up,
- ham,
- ham it up,
- handsel,
- harangue,
- haver,
- heavy rain,
- hock,
- hold forth,
- hurl forth,
- hypothecate,
- impignorate,
- increase,
- jabber,
- jaw,
- jet,
- jump,
- leap,
- levitation,
- loophole,
- lost,
- mortgage,
- mount,
- mounting,
- mouth,
- mug,
- natter,
- opening,
- orate,
- out,
- out-herod Herod,
- outburst,
- outcome,
- outfall,
- outflow,
- outgate,
- outgo,
- outlet,
- outpour,
- overact,
- overdramatize,
- palaver,
- patter,
- pawn,
- perorate,
- plash,
- play,
- pledge,
- pontificate,
- pop,
- pore,
- port,
- post,
- pour,
- pour forth,
- pour out,
- prate,
- prattle,
- put in hock,
- put in pawn,
- put up,
- rabble-rouse,
- rainburst,
- rainspout,
- rainstorm,
- ramble on,
- rant,
- rattle,
- rattle on,
- rave,
- read,
- recite,
- reel off,
- rise,
- rising,
- roar,
- rocketing up,
- rodomontade,
- run on,
- run out,
- rush,
- sally port,
- saltation,
- scud,
- send forth,
- send out,
- shoot,
- shooting up,
- sluice,
- sluice out,
- soaker,
- soaking rain,
- soaring,
- spate,
- speechify,
- spew,
- spew out,
- spiel,
- spiracle,
- spit,
- spout off,
- spout out,
- spouter,
- spray,
- spring,
- spritz,
- spurt,
- spurtle,
- squirt,
- stake,
- stream,
- surge,
- takeoff,
- taking off,
- talk,
- talk away,
- talk nonsense,
- talk on,
- tap,
- throw away,
- throw out,
- tittle-tattle,
- torrent of rain,
- tub-thump,
- twaddle,
- twattle,
- underact,
- up the spout,
- upclimb,
- upcoming,
- updraft,
- upgang,
- upgo,
- upgoing,
- upgrade,
- upgrowth,
- uphill,
- upleap,
- uplift,
- upping,
- uprisal,
- uprise,
- uprising,
- uprush,
- upshoot,
- upslope,
- upsurge,
- upsurgence,
- upsweep,
- upswing,
- vault,
- vent,
- ventage,
- venthole,
- vomit,
- vomit forth,
- vomit out,
- vomitory,
- waffle,
- waterspout,
- way out,
- weir,
- well,
- well out,
- yak,
- yakkety-yak,
- zooming
- bargaining
collapse
- the negotiation of the terms of a transaction or agreement related words >
- audience,
- bargaining session,
- chaffer,
- chaffering,
- collective bargaining,
- coming to terms,
- conclave,
- confab,
- confabulation,
- conference,
- confrontation,
- congress,
- consultation,
- convention,
- council,
- council fire,
- council of war,
- dickering,
- discussion,
- exchange of views,
- eyeball-to-eyeball encounter,
- haggle,
- haggling,
- higgling,
- high-level talk,
- huddle,
- interchange of views,
- interview,
- meeting,
- negotiation,
- negotiations,
- news conference,
- package bargaining,
- palaver,
- parley,
- pattern bargaining,
- pourparler,
- powwow,
- press conference,
- seance,
- session,
- sitting,
- summit,
- summit conference,
- summitry
- greet
collapse
- react to in a certain way; "The President was greeted with catcalls"
- send greetings to
- express greetings upon meeting someone
- be perceived by; "Loud music greeted him when he entered the apartment" related words >
- accost,
- address,
- apostrophize,
- appeal to,
- approach,
- bawl,
- bespeak,
- bid good day,
- bid good morning,
- blubber,
- boohoo,
- bow to,
- break down,
- burst into tears,
- buttonhole,
- call to,
- cry,
- curtsy,
- dissolve in tears,
- drop a tear,
- exchange greetings,
- hail,
- halloo,
- invoke,
- kiss,
- kiss hands,
- lift the hat,
- meet,
- nod to,
- pull the forelock,
- receive,
- salute,
- say hello,
- shake,
- shake hands,
- shed tears,
- snivel,
- sob,
- speak,
- speak fair,
- speak to,
- take aside,
- talk to,
- touch the hat,
- uncover,
- usher in,
- weep,
- welcome,
- whimper
- sick
collapse
- people who are sick; "they devote their lives to caring for the sick"
- deeply affected by a strong feeling; "sat completely still, sick with envy"; "she was sick with longing" related words >
- abnormal,
- affected,
- afflicted,
- ailing,
- airsick,
- amiss,
- annoyed,
- appalled,
- bad,
- below par,
- bent,
- bereft of reason,
- bizarre,
- blase,
- bored,
- brainsick,
- burdened,
- carsick,
- chagrined,
- comfortless,
- confined,
- crackbrained,
- cracked,
- crazed,
- crazy,
- critically ill,
- cronk,
- crook,
- daft,
- debilitated,
- defective,
- deluded,
- demented,
- deprived of reason,
- deranged,
- desolate,
- desole,
- disconsolate,
- diseased,
- disgusted,
- disordered,
- disoriented,
- dispirited,
- distraught,
- disturbed,
- down,
- faint,
- faintish,
- fed-up,
- feeling awful,
- feeling faint,
- feeling something terrible,
- fevered,
- flawed,
- flighty,
- forlorn,
- funny,
- ghoulish,
- good and tired,
- grotesque,
- gruesome,
- hallucinated,
- heartsick,
- heartsore,
- ill,
- imperfect,
- in danger,
- inconsolable,
- indisposed,
- infirm,
- insane,
- irked,
- irrational,
- irritated,
- jaded,
- kinky,
- laid low,
- laid up,
- life-weary,
- loco,
- lousy,
- lunatic,
- macabre,
- mad,
- maddened,
- manic,
- masochistic,
- mazed,
- mean,
- melancholic,
- melancholy,
- mental,
- mentally deficient,
- meshuggah,
- miserable,
- moon-struck,
- morbid,
- morose,
- mortally ill,
- nauseated,
- neurotic,
- non compos,
- non compos mentis,
- not all there,
- not quite right,
- not right,
- odd,
- of unsound mind,
- off,
- off-color,
- offended,
- out of sorts,
- peaked,
- peaking,
- peaky,
- peculiar,
- poorly,
- psycho,
- psychoneurotic,
- psychotic,
- put out,
- qualmish,
- queasy,
- queer,
- reasonless,
- repelled,
- repulsed,
- revolted,
- rocky,
- rotten,
- sadistic,
- satiated,
- seasick,
- seedy,
- senseless,
- shocked,
- shocking,
- sick at heart,
- sick of,
- sick unto death,
- sickened,
- sickish,
- sickly,
- soul-sick,
- splenetic,
- squeamish,
- stark-mad,
- stark-staring mad,
- strange,
- stricken,
- taken ill,
- tetched,
- tired,
- tired of,
- tired of living,
- tired to death,
- tottering,
- touched,
- troubled,
- unbalanced,
- unconsolable,
- unconventional,
- under the weather,
- unhealthy,
- unhinged,
- unsane,
- unsettled,
- unsound,
- unwell,
- upset,
- wandering,
- wearied,
- weariful,
- weary,
- weary unto death,
- weird,
- witless,
- wobbly,
- world-weary,
- wretched
- angel
collapse
- the highest waterfall; has more than one leap; flow varies seasonally
- spiritual being attendant upon God
- invests in a theatrical production related words >
- Dionysus,
- Maecenas,
- Santa Claus,
- abettor,
- admirer,
- advocate,
- aficionado,
- almoner,
- almsgiver,
- ancestral spirits,
- angelology,
- angels,
- apologist,
- archangels,
- assignor,
- attendant godling,
- awarder,
- babe,
- baby,
- baby-doll,
- backer,
- bestower,
- buff,
- buttercup,
- champion,
- cheerful giver,
- cherub,
- cherubim,
- chick,
- chickabiddy,
- child,
- conferrer,
- consignor,
- contributor,
- control,
- daemon,
- darling,
- dear,
- deary,
- defender,
- demon,
- dependence,
- doll,
- dominations,
- dominions,
- donator,
- donor,
- dove,
- duck,
- duckling,
- encourager,
- endorser,
- exponent,
- fairy godmother,
- familiar,
- familiar spirit,
- fan,
- favorer,
- feoffor,
- financer,
- friend at court,
- funder,
- genius,
- genius domus,
- genius loci,
- giver,
- good angel,
- good genius,
- grantor,
- great soul,
- grubstaker,
- guarantor,
- guardian,
- guardian angel,
- guardian spirit,
- guide,
- guru,
- holy man,
- hon,
- honey,
- honey bunch,
- honey child,
- household gods,
- imparter,
- infant,
- innocent,
- invisible helper,
- lady bountiful,
- lamb,
- lambkin,
- lares and penates,
- lares compitales,
- lares familiaris,
- lares permarini,
- lares praestites,
- lares viales,
- love,
- lover,
- mahatma,
- mainstay,
- maintainer,
- manes,
- meal ticket,
- mere child,
- ministering angel,
- newborn babe,
- numen,
- paranymph,
- partisan,
- patron,
- patroness,
- penates,
- pet,
- petkins,
- philanthropist,
- powers,
- precious,
- precious heart,
- presenter,
- principalities,
- promoter,
- protagonist,
- reliance,
- rishi,
- saint,
- second,
- seconder,
- sectary,
- seraphim,
- settler,
- sider,
- snookums,
- special providence,
- sponsor,
- staker,
- stalwart,
- standby,
- starets,
- subscriber,
- sugar,
- sugar daddy,
- support,
- supporter,
- surety,
- sustainer,
- sweet,
- sweetheart,
- sweetie,
- sweetkins,
- sweets,
- sympathizer,
- testate,
- testator,
- testatrix,
- thrones,
- totem,
- tutelar god,
- tutelary,
- upholder,
- virtues,
- votary,
- vouchsafer,
- well-wisher
- come back
collapse
- be restored; "Her old vigor returned"
- even the score, in sports related words >
- acknowledge,
- answer,
- answer back,
- bounce back,
- come around,
- come back at,
- come home,
- come round,
- come to,
- come up smiling,
- double,
- double back,
- echo,
- flash back,
- get about,
- get over,
- get well,
- give acknowledgment,
- give answer,
- go back,
- go home,
- make a comeback,
- pull round,
- pull through,
- put back,
- rally,
- react,
- recover,
- recur,
- reecho,
- rejoin,
- reply,
- respond,
- retort,
- return,
- return answer,
- return for answer,
- return to mind,
- reverberate,
- revive,
- riposte,
- say,
- say in reply,
- shoot back,
- survive,
- talk back,
- turn back,
- weather the storm
- declaim
collapse
- speak against in an impassioned manner; "he declaimed against the wasteful ways of modern society"
- recite in elocution related words >
- blare,
- blare forth,
- blaze,
- blaze abroad,
- blazon,
- blazon about,
- celebrate,
- chatter,
- converse,
- cry,
- cry out,
- debate,
- demagogue,
- elocute,
- gab,
- grimace,
- ham,
- ham it up,
- harangue,
- herald,
- herald abroad,
- hold forth,
- mouth,
- mug,
- orate,
- out-herod Herod,
- overact,
- overdramatize,
- patter,
- perorate,
- proclaim,
- promulgate,
- rabble-rouse,
- rant,
- rave,
- read,
- recite,
- roar,
- rodomontade,
- shout,
- soapbox,
- speak,
- spiel,
- spout,
- talk,
- throw away,
- thunder,
- thunder forth,
- trumpet,
- trumpet forth,
- tub-thump,
- underact,
- wag the tongue
- big
collapse
- conspicuous in position or importance; "a big figure in the movement"; "big man on campus"; "he's very large in financial circles"; "a prominent citizen"
- given or giving freely; "was a big tipper"; "the bounteous goodness of God"; "bountiful compliments"; "a freehanded host"; "a handsome allowance"; "Saturday's child is loving and giving"; "a liberal backer of the arts"; "a munificent gift"; "her fond and openhanded grandfather"
- generous and understanding and tolerant; "a heart big enough to hold no grudges"; "that's very big of you to be so forgiving"; "a large and generous spirit"; "a large heart"; "magnanimous toward his enemies"
- marked by intense physical force; "a big wind"
- significant; "graduation was a big day in his life"
- loud and firm; "a big voice"; "big bold piano sounds"
- feeling self-importance; "too big for his britches"; "had a swelled head"; "he was swelled with pride"
- in a major way; "the play failed big at the box office"
- on a grand scale; "think big"
- extremely well; "his performance went over big" related words >
- adult,
- aggrandized,
- ample,
- apotheosized,
- arrogant,
- arty,
- awash,
- awesome,
- awful,
- awfully,
- beatified,
- benevolent,
- big boy,
- big cheese,
- big noise,
- big shot,
- big-league,
- big-name,
- big-time,
- bighearted,
- bigwig,
- bigwigged,
- bombastic,
- brimful,
- brimming,
- bull,
- bumper,
- canonized,
- capacious,
- chivalrous,
- chock-full,
- cloyed,
- clumsy,
- commodious,
- comprehensive,
- condescending,
- consequential,
- considerable,
- considerate,
- copious,
- crammed,
- crowded,
- damned,
- deified,
- distended,
- domineering,
- double-barreled,
- earthshaking,
- elevated,
- eminent,
- ennobled,
- enshrined,
- enthroned,
- exalted,
- excellent,
- expectant,
- expecting,
- extensive,
- extravagant,
- extremely,
- fat,
- flushed,
- full to bursting,
- gassy,
- generous,
- glorified,
- glutted,
- gone,
- goodly,
- grand,
- gravid,
- great,
- great gun,
- great of heart,
- greathearted,
- greatly,
- grown,
- grown-up,
- handsome,
- haughty,
- healthy,
- heavy,
- heavyweight,
- hefty,
- held in awe,
- heroic,
- high,
- high and mighty,
- high-faluting,
- high-flown,
- high-headed,
- high-minded,
- high-nosed,
- high-powered,
- high-sounding,
- high-swelling,
- highfalutin,
- highfaluting,
- hoity-toity,
- hugely,
- hulking,
- husky,
- idealistic,
- immortal,
- immortalized,
- important,
- imposing,
- inflated,
- knightly,
- large,
- large-scale,
- largehearted,
- liberal,
- lion,
- lofty,
- magnanimous,
- magnified,
- major,
- man-sized,
- marriable,
- marriageable,
- material,
- mature,
- maturescent,
- meaningful,
- mighty,
- momentous,
- much,
- name,
- noble,
- noble-minded,
- nubile,
- numerous,
- of age,
- of marriageable age,
- old,
- openhanded,
- overbearing,
- overblown,
- overflowing,
- packed,
- parturient,
- patronizing,
- pretentious,
- princely,
- proud,
- purse-proud,
- replete,
- roomy,
- sainted,
- sanctified,
- sated,
- satiated,
- satisfied,
- self-important,
- shrined,
- significant,
- sizable,
- spacious,
- stuck-up,
- stuffed,
- sublime,
- substantial,
- supereminent,
- superior,
- swollen,
- tall,
- throned,
- tidy,
- toplofty,
- unwieldy,
- uppish,
- uppity,
- upstage,
- voluminous,
- weighty,
- whacking,
- whopping,
- windy,
- world-shaking
- conference
collapse
- a discussion among participants who have an agreed (serious) topic
- a prearranged meeting for consultation or exchange of information or discussion (especially one with a formal agenda) related words >
- British Cabinet,
- Council of Nicaea,
- Council of Trent,
- Lateran Council,
- Sanhedrin,
- US Cabinet,
- Vatican Council,
- advisory body,
- airing,
- analysis,
- archbishopric,
- archdiocese,
- assembly,
- association,
- attention,
- audience,
- audition,
- bargaining,
- bargaining session,
- bench,
- bishopric,
- board,
- body of advisers,
- borough council,
- brain trust,
- bugging,
- bull session,
- buzz session,
- cabinet,
- camarilla,
- canvassing,
- chamber,
- chapter,
- circuit,
- city council,
- classis,
- colloquium,
- colloquy,
- common council,
- conciliarism,
- conclave,
- confab,
- confabulation,
- confrontation,
- congregation,
- congress,
- consideration,
- consistory,
- consultation,
- consultative assembly,
- convention,
- convocation,
- council,
- council fire,
- council of ministers,
- council of state,
- council of war,
- county council,
- court,
- debate,
- debating,
- deliberation,
- deliberative assembly,
- dialectic,
- dialogue,
- diet,
- diocesan conference,
- diocese,
- directory,
- discussion,
- divan,
- ear,
- eavesdropping,
- ecclesiastical council,
- ecumenical council,
- electronic surveillance,
- examination,
- exchange of views,
- eyeball-to-eyeball encounter,
- favorable attention,
- forum,
- hearing,
- high-level talk,
- huddle,
- interchange of views,
- interview,
- investigation,
- joint discussion,
- junta,
- kitchen cabinet,
- legislature,
- listening,
- listening in,
- logical analysis,
- logical discussion,
- loop,
- meeting,
- negotiations,
- news conference,
- open discussion,
- open forum,
- palaver,
- panel discussion,
- parish,
- parish council,
- parley,
- parochial church council,
- parochial council,
- plenary council,
- pourparler,
- powwow,
- presbytery,
- press conference,
- privy council,
- province,
- rap,
- rap session,
- review,
- round robin,
- round table,
- seance,
- see,
- seminar,
- session,
- sitting,
- soviet,
- staff,
- study,
- summit,
- summit conference,
- summitry,
- symposium,
- syndicate,
- synod,
- talk,
- town meeting,
- treatment,
- tribunal,
- tryout,
- ventilation,
- vestry,
- wheel,
- wiretapping
- axiom
collapse
- (logic) a proposition that is not susceptible of proof or disproof; its truth is assumed to be self-evident related words >
- a belief,
- a priori principle,
- a priori truth,
- absolute fact,
- accepted fact,
- actual fact,
- adage,
- admitted fact,
- affirmation,
- ana,
- analects,
- aphorism,
- apothegm,
- apriorism,
- article of faith,
- assertion,
- assumed position,
- assumption,
- bald fact,
- bare fact,
- basis,
- brocard,
- brutal fact,
- byword,
- canon,
- catchword,
- categorical proposition,
- center,
- circumstance,
- cold fact,
- collected sayings,
- conceded fact,
- conjecture,
- core,
- current saying,
- data,
- datum,
- demonstrable fact,
- dictate,
- dictum,
- distich,
- doctrine,
- dogma,
- elixir,
- empirical fact,
- epigram,
- essence,
- essential,
- established fact,
- expression,
- fact,
- fact of experience,
- first principles,
- flower,
- focus,
- formula,
- foundation,
- fundamental,
- gist,
- given fact,
- gnome,
- golden rule,
- golden saying,
- gravamen,
- ground,
- guesswork,
- hard fact,
- heart,
- hypostasis,
- hypothesis,
- hypothesis ad hoc,
- indisputable fact,
- inescapable fact,
- inference,
- inner essence,
- kernel,
- law,
- lemma,
- major premise,
- marrow,
- matter of fact,
- maxim,
- meat,
- minor premise,
- moral,
- mot,
- motto,
- naked fact,
- not guesswork,
- not opinion,
- nub,
- nucleus,
- nuts and bolts,
- oracle,
- philosopheme,
- philosophical proposition,
- phrase,
- pith,
- pithy saying,
- plain,
- position,
- positive fact,
- postulate,
- postulation,
- postulatum,
- precept,
- premise,
- prescript,
- presumption,
- presupposal,
- presupposition,
- principium,
- principle,
- proposition,
- propositional function,
- provable fact,
- proverb,
- proverbial saying,
- proverbs,
- quid,
- quiddity,
- quintessence,
- rule,
- salient fact,
- sap,
- saw,
- saying,
- self-evident fact,
- self-evident truth,
- sentence,
- sententious expression,
- set of postulates,
- settled principle,
- significant fact,
- simple fact,
- sloka,
- sober fact,
- soul,
- spirit,
- statement,
- stock saying,
- stubborn fact,
- stuff,
- substance,
- sumption,
- supposal,
- supposing,
- supposition,
- surmise,
- sutra,
- teaching,
- tenet,
- text,
- the case,
- the nitty-gritty,
- theorem,
- thesis,
- truism,
- truth,
- truth table,
- truth-function,
- truth-value,
- undeniable fact,
- universal truth,
- verse,
- well-known fact,
- wisdom,
- wisdom literature,
- wise saying,
- witticism,
- word,
- words of wisdom,
- working hypothesis
- consult
collapse
- advise professionally; "The professor consults for industry"
- seek information from; "You should consult the dictionary"; "refer to your notes"
- get or ask advice from; "Consult your local broker"; "They had to consult before arriving at a decision" related words >
- GO,
- advise,
- advise with,
- bargain,
- blow,
- call in,
- cast away,
- cogitate,
- collogue,
- compare notes,
- confab,
- confabulate,
- confer,
- confer with,
- consider,
- consult with,
- counsel,
- deliberate,
- devour,
- discuss,
- discuss with,
- dissipate,
- drivel,
- eat,
- examine,
- exchange observations,
- exchange views,
- exhaust,
- expend,
- feed on,
- finish,
- fritter,
- have conversations,
- hold conference,
- huddle,
- ingest,
- inquire of,
- interrogate,
- look up,
- meal,
- negotiate,
- palaver,
- parley,
- partake of,
- powwow,
- put heads together,
- question,
- reason with,
- refer to,
- run through,
- sit down together,
- sit down with,
- spend,
- squander,
- take,
- take counsel,
- take counsel with,
- take up with,
- talk over,
- throw away,
- treat,
- trifle away,
- use up,
- wash up
- alight upon,
- ambush,
- assail,
- assault,
- attack,
- attend to,
- blitz,
- bushwhack,
- call down,
- come at,
- crack down on,
- descend on,
- descend upon,
- do for,
- dress down,
- drop on,
- fall on,
- fall upon,
- fix,
- gang up on,
- give it to,
- go at,
- go for,
- harry,
- have at,
- hit,
- hit like lightning,
- hit upon,
- jump,
- jump all over,
- jump on,
- land on,
- lay at,
- lay hands on,
- lay into,
- light into,
- light upon,
- mug,
- pay,
- pay out,
- pitch into,
- pounce upon,
- pound,
- sail into,
- serve one out,
- set on,
- set upon,
- settle,
- settle on,
- settle the score,
- speak to,
- strike,
- strike upon,
- surprise,
- swoop down on,
- take care of,
- take the offensive,
- talk to,
- tell off,
- trim,
- wade into
- spiritual
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- a kind of religious song originated by Blacks in the southern United States
- lacking material body or form or substance; "spiritual beings"; "the vital transcendental soul belonging to the spiritual realm"-Lewis Mumford
- concerned with or affecting the spirit or soul; "a spiritual approach to life"; "spiritual fulfillment"; "spiritual values"; "unearthly love" related words >
- Christlike,
- Christly,
- God-fearing,
- Negro spiritual,
- affective,
- airy,
- angelic,
- anthem,
- arcane,
- asomatous,
- astral,
- automatist,
- awesome,
- awful,
- bodiless,
- cantata,
- canticle,
- cerebral,
- characteristic,
- chorale,
- church,
- church music,
- churchly,
- clairaudient,
- clairsentient,
- clairvoyant,
- clerical,
- conceptive,
- conceptual,
- constitutional,
- decarnate,
- decarnated,
- devotional,
- discarnate,
- disembodied,
- dispositional,
- divine,
- doxology,
- ecclesiastical,
- ectoplasmic,
- eerie,
- elevated,
- emotional,
- endopsychic,
- esoteric,
- ethereal,
- etheric,
- extramundane,
- extrasensory,
- extraterrestrial,
- fey,
- ghostish,
- ghostlike,
- ghostly,
- ghosty,
- godlike,
- godly,
- godly-minded,
- good,
- gospel,
- gospel music,
- heady,
- heavenly,
- high,
- high-minded,
- holy,
- holy-minded,
- hymn,
- hymn-tune,
- hymnody,
- hymnology,
- hypernormal,
- hyperphysical,
- immaterial,
- impalpable,
- imponderable,
- incorporate,
- incorporeal,
- ineffable,
- inenarrable,
- inexpressible,
- innate,
- inner,
- insubstantial,
- intangible,
- intellectual,
- intelligent,
- internal,
- introit,
- inviolable,
- inviolate,
- lofty,
- mass,
- mediumistic,
- mental,
- metaphysical,
- motet,
- mysterious,
- noetic,
- nonmaterial,
- nonphysical,
- noological,
- numinous,
- occult,
- offertory,
- offertory sentence,
- oratorio,
- otherworldly,
- paean,
- passion,
- phantasmal,
- phantasmic,
- phantom,
- phantomic,
- phantomlike,
- phrenic,
- preterhuman,
- preternatural,
- preternormal,
- pretersensual,
- priestly,
- prosodion,
- psalm,
- psalmody,
- psychic,
- psychical,
- psychokinetic,
- psychologic,
- psychological,
- psychosensory,
- pure,
- pure in heart,
- purehearted,
- rational,
- reasoning,
- recessional,
- religious,
- requiem,
- requiem mass,
- righteous,
- sacerdotal,
- sacred,
- sacred music,
- sacrosanct,
- saintlike,
- saintly,
- second-sighted,
- seraphic,
- shadowy,
- specterlike,
- spectral,
- spiritual-minded,
- spiritualistic,
- subjective,
- superhuman,
- supernatural,
- supernormal,
- superphysical,
- supersensible,
- supersensual,
- supramundane,
- supranatural,
- telekinetic,
- telepathic,
- temperamental,
- thinking,
- transcendental,
- transmundane,
- unearthly,
- unembodied,
- unextended,
- unfleshly,
- unhuman,
- unphysical,
- unspeakable,
- unsubstantial,
- untouchable,
- unutterable,
- unworldly,
- venerable,
- white spiritual,
- wraithlike,
- wraithy
- hypnotic
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- attracting and holding interest as if by a spell; "read the bedtime story in a hypnotic voice"; "she had a warm mesmeric charm"; "the sheer force of his presence was mesmerizing"; "a spellbinding description of life in ancient Rome"
- of or relating to hypnosis related words >
- Amytal,
- Amytal pill,
- Demerol,
- Dolophine,
- H,
- Luminal,
- Luminal pill,
- M,
- Mickey Finn,
- Nembutal,
- Nembutal pill,
- Seconal,
- Seconal pill,
- Tuinal,
- Tuinal pill,
- absorbing,
- alcohol,
- alluring,
- amobarbital sodium,
- analgesic,
- anesthetic,
- anodyne,
- appealing,
- appetizing,
- arresting,
- attractive,
- barb,
- barbiturate,
- barbiturate pill,
- beguiling,
- bewitching,
- black stuff,
- blandishing,
- blue,
- blue angel,
- blue devil,
- blue heaven,
- blue velvet,
- cajoling,
- calmant,
- calmative,
- captivating,
- catching,
- charismatic,
- charming,
- chloral hydrate,
- coaxing,
- codeine,
- codeine cough syrup,
- come-hither,
- consuming,
- coquettish,
- depressant,
- depressor,
- dolly,
- downer,
- enchanting,
- engaging,
- engrossing,
- enravishing,
- enthralling,
- enticing,
- entrancing,
- exciting,
- exotic,
- fascinating,
- fetching,
- flirtatious,
- glamorous,
- goofball,
- gripping,
- hard stuff,
- heroin,
- holding,
- hop,
- horse,
- hypnoid,
- interesting,
- intriguing,
- inviting,
- irresistible,
- junk,
- knockout drops,
- laudanum,
- liquor,
- lotus,
- lullaby,
- magnetic,
- mandrake,
- meperidine,
- mesmeric,
- mesmerizing,
- methadone,
- morphia,
- morphine,
- mouth-watering,
- narcohypnotic,
- narcotic,
- nightcap,
- obsessing,
- obsessive,
- odylic,
- opiate,
- opium,
- pacifier,
- pain killer,
- paregoric,
- pen yan,
- phenobarbital,
- phenobarbital sodium,
- piquant,
- poppy,
- prepossessing,
- provocative,
- provoquant,
- purple heart,
- quietener,
- quietening,
- rainbow,
- ravishing,
- red,
- scag,
- secobarbital sodium,
- sedative,
- seducing,
- seductive,
- shit,
- siren,
- sirenic,
- sleep-bringer,
- sleep-causing,
- sleep-compelling,
- sleep-inducer,
- sleep-inducing,
- sleep-inviting,
- sleep-producer,
- sleep-provoking,
- sleeper,
- sleeping draught,
- sleeping pill,
- sleepy,
- smack,
- sodium thiopental,
- somnifacient,
- somniferous,
- somnolent,
- soother,
- soothing,
- soothing syrup,
- soporific,
- spellbinding,
- spellful,
- taking,
- tantalizing,
- tar,
- teasing,
- tempting,
- tickling,
- titillating,
- titillative,
- tranquilizer,
- tranquilizing,
- turps,
- white stuff,
- winning,
- winsome,
- witching,
- yellow,
- yellow jacket
- cursing
collapse
- who is uttering obscenities; "arrested the flailing cursing old man" related words >
- Rabelaisian,
- abusive,
- bad language,
- billingsgate,
- blasphemous,
- blue language,
- calumniatory,
- calumnious,
- colorful language,
- comminatory,
- contumelious,
- cussing,
- damnatory,
- denunciatory,
- dirty,
- dirty language,
- dirty talk,
- dysphemism,
- dysphemistic,
- epithetic,
- evil speaking,
- excommunicative,
- excommunicatory,
- execration,
- execratory,
- filth,
- filthy language,
- foul,
- foul language,
- fulminatory,
- imprecation,
- imprecatory,
- maledictory,
- obscene,
- obscenity,
- profane,
- profane swearing,
- profanity,
- raw,
- ribald,
- ribaldry,
- risque,
- scatologic,
- scatology,
- scurrile,
- scurrilous,
- strong language,
- swearing,
- unparliamentary language,
- unrepeatable expressions,
- vile,
- vile language,
- vituperative,
- vulgar language
- mouth
collapse
- the opening of a jar or bottle; "the jar had a wide mouth"
- the externally visible part of the oral cavity on the face and the system of organs surrounding the opening; "she wiped lipstick from her mouth"
- the opening through which food is taken in and vocalizations emerge; "he stuffed his mouth with candy"
- the point where a stream issues into a larger body of water; "New York is at the mouth of the Hudson"
- an opening that resembles a mouth (as of a cave or a gorge); "he rode into the mouth of the canyon"; "they built a fire at the mouth of the cave"
- a person conceived as a consumer of food; "he has four mouths to feed"
- articulate silently; form words with the lips only; "She mouthed a swear word"
- touch with the mouth related words >
- Brillat-Savarin,
- Lucullus,
- access,
- announce,
- aperture,
- arm,
- armlet,
- articulate,
- audacity,
- back talk,
- backchat,
- bay,
- bayou,
- bazoo,
- be hypocritical,
- belt,
- betray,
- bight,
- bite,
- blandish,
- blow,
- blubber,
- blue,
- board-and-roomer,
- boarder,
- boasting,
- boca,
- boldness,
- bombast,
- bon vivant,
- brag,
- braggadocio,
- bragging,
- brashness,
- cannibal,
- cant,
- carnivore,
- champ,
- chaps,
- chatter,
- chaw,
- cheek,
- chew,
- chew the cud,
- chew up,
- chomp,
- chops,
- claptrap,
- cock-a-doodle-doo,
- connoisseur of food,
- consumer,
- converse,
- cove,
- creek,
- crestfallen,
- crow,
- debate,
- debouch,
- debouchment,
- declaim,
- dejected,
- delta,
- demagogue,
- despondent,
- diner,
- diner-out,
- disclose,
- discover,
- disheartened,
- dispirited,
- disrespect,
- divulge,
- door,
- doorway,
- downcast,
- drone,
- eater,
- eater-out,
- elocute,
- embouchure,
- entrance,
- entree,
- entry,
- enunciate,
- epicure,
- estuary,
- euripus,
- exit,
- express,
- face,
- feeder,
- fjord,
- flesh-eater,
- flippancy,
- freshness,
- frith,
- fruitarian,
- fustian,
- gab,
- gabble,
- gas,
- gasconade,
- gastronome,
- gate,
- gateway,
- gibber,
- give away,
- give lip service,
- give mouth honor,
- glutton,
- gnash,
- gnaw,
- gob,
- gourmand,
- gourmet,
- grain-eater,
- graminivore,
- granivore,
- grimace,
- grind,
- gulf,
- gum,
- gut,
- harangue,
- harbor,
- herbivore,
- high liver,
- hold forth,
- hot air,
- hungry mouth,
- idle talk,
- impertinence,
- impudence,
- inlet,
- insolence,
- jabber,
- jaw,
- jaws,
- jowls,
- kisser,
- kyle,
- lactovegetarian,
- lap,
- lick,
- lip,
- lips,
- loch,
- luncher,
- make a face,
- make a mouth,
- man-eater,
- mandibles,
- masticate,
- maunder,
- maw,
- maxilla,
- meat-eater,
- melancholy,
- mop,
- mop and mow,
- moue,
- mouthing,
- mouthpiece,
- mow,
- mug,
- mumble,
- munch,
- murmur,
- mush,
- mutter,
- muzzle,
- narrow,
- narrow seas,
- narrows,
- natural harbor,
- nibble,
- omnivore,
- omophagist,
- opening,
- oral cavity,
- orate,
- orifice,
- out-herod Herod,
- outfall,
- outlet,
- pantophagist,
- passage,
- passageway,
- patter,
- perorate,
- pertness,
- phytophage,
- picnicker,
- plant-eater,
- play the hypocrite,
- pout,
- prate,
- predacean,
- premaxilla,
- presumptuousness,
- pronounce,
- puff,
- pull a face,
- rabble-rouse,
- rant,
- rave,
- reach,
- read,
- recite,
- reek of piety,
- render lip service,
- road,
- roads,
- roadstead,
- rodomontade,
- rudeness,
- ruminate,
- sad,
- sass,
- sauce,
- sauciness,
- say,
- snivel,
- snuffle,
- soapbox,
- sob,
- soft-soap,
- sorrowful,
- sound,
- speak,
- speak incoherently,
- speaker,
- spiel,
- spill,
- splutter,
- spokesperson,
- spokeswoman,
- spout,
- sputter,
- stoma,
- strait,
- straits,
- susurrate,
- sweet-talk,
- talk,
- tell,
- tongue,
- trap,
- trencherman,
- tub-thump,
- unhappy,
- utter,
- vaunt,
- vegetarian,
- vent,
- vocalize,
- voice,
- wag the tongue,
- way,
- way in,
- way out,
- whisper,
- yap
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