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- marine
collapse - a member of the United States Marine Corps
- a soldier who serves both on shipboard and on land
- native to or inhabiting the sea; "marine plants and animals such as seaweed and whales"
- of or relating to the sea; "marine explorations"
- of or relating to military personnel who serve both on land and at sea (specifically the U.S. Marine Corps); "marine barracks" related words >
- Naval Construction Battalion,
- Naval Reservist,
- RN,
- Royal Marine,
- Royal Navy,
- Seabee,
- Seabees,
- USN,
- United States Navy,
- abyssal,
- aquatic,
- argosy,
- armada,
- bathyal,
- bathybic,
- bathymetric,
- bathyorographical,
- bathysmal,
- benthic,
- bluejacket,
- boot,
- cadet,
- coast guard,
- deep-sea,
- division,
- escadrille,
- fleet,
- flotilla,
- fluvial,
- fluviatile,
- frogman,
- gob,
- horse marine,
- hydrographic,
- jolly,
- lacustrine,
- maritime,
- merchant fleet,
- merchant marine,
- merchant navy,
- midshipman,
- midshipmite,
- mosquito fleet,
- nautical,
- naval,
- naval cadet,
- naval forces,
- naval militia,
- naval reserve,
- navigational,
- navy,
- navy man,
- ocean-going,
- oceanic,
- oceanographic,
- pelagic,
- salty,
- sea,
- seafaring,
- seagoing,
- seamanlike,
- seamanly,
- squadron,
- swabbie,
- task force,
- task group,
- terriginous,
- thalassic,
- water-borne
- Gongoresque,
- Gongoristic,
- Johnsonian,
- Marinistic,
- affected,
- arabesque,
- artificial,
- baroque,
- bedizened,
- big-sounding,
- busy,
- chichi,
- convoluted,
- declamatory,
- elaborate,
- elaborated,
- elegant,
- elevated,
- euphuistic,
- fancy,
- fine,
- flamboyant,
- flaming,
- flashy,
- flaunting,
- florid,
- flowery,
- frilly,
- fulsome,
- fussy,
- garish,
- gaudy,
- grandiloquent,
- grandiose,
- grandisonant,
- high-flowing,
- high-flown,
- high-flying,
- high-sounding,
- high-wrought,
- highfalutin,
- hyperelegant,
- inkhorn,
- labored,
- labyrinthine,
- lexiphanic,
- lofty,
- lurid,
- luxuriant,
- luxurious,
- magniloquent,
- mannered,
- meretricious,
- moresque,
- ornate,
- orotund,
- ostentatious,
- overdone,
- overelegant,
- overinvolved,
- overlabored,
- overnice,
- overrefined,
- overworked,
- overwrought,
- pedantic,
- picturesque,
- pompous,
- precieuse,
- precieux,
- precious,
- pretentious,
- pretty-pretty,
- rhetorical,
- rich,
- rococo,
- sensational,
- sensationalistic,
- sententious,
- showy,
- sonorous,
- stilted,
- studied,
- tall,
- tortuous,
- unnatural
- Gongoresque,
- Johnsonian,
- adorned,
- affected,
- beaded,
- bedecked,
- befrilled,
- bejeweled,
- beribboned,
- bespangled,
- big-sounding,
- convoluted,
- decked out,
- declamatory,
- decorated,
- elevated,
- embellished,
- euphuistic,
- feathered,
- festooned,
- figured,
- flamboyant,
- flaming,
- flashy,
- flaunting,
- flowered,
- fulsome,
- garish,
- garnished,
- gaudy,
- grandiloquent,
- grandiose,
- grandisonant,
- high-flowing,
- high-flown,
- high-flying,
- high-sounding,
- highfalutin,
- inkhorn,
- jeweled,
- labyrinthine,
- lexiphanic,
- lofty,
- lurid,
- magniloquent,
- meretricious,
- ornamented,
- orotund,
- ostentatious,
- overdone,
- overelaborate,
- overinvolved,
- overwrought,
- pedantic,
- plumed,
- pompous,
- pretentious,
- rhetorical,
- sensational,
- sensationalistic,
- sententious,
- showy,
- sonorous,
- spangled,
- spangly,
- stilted,
- studded,
- tall,
- tortuous,
- tricked out,
- trimmed,
- wreathed
- navigate
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- direct carefully and safely; "He navigated his way to the altar"
- act as the navigator in a car, plane, or vessel and plan, direct, plot the path and position of the conveyance; "Is anyone volunteering to navigate during the trip?"; "Who was navigating the ship during the accident?" related words >
- aeroplane,
- airlift,
- airplane,
- allocate,
- assign,
- balloon,
- be airborne,
- boat,
- canoe,
- captain,
- carry sail,
- chart a course,
- circumnavigate,
- coast,
- collocate,
- con,
- cond,
- conn,
- coxswain,
- cross,
- cruise,
- deploy,
- direct,
- dispose,
- drift,
- emplace,
- ferry,
- fix,
- flit,
- fly,
- get a fix,
- glide,
- go by ship,
- go on shipboard,
- go to sea,
- guide,
- handle,
- have the conn,
- helm,
- home in on,
- hop,
- hover,
- hydroplane,
- install,
- jet,
- journey,
- localize,
- locate,
- make a passage,
- manage,
- motorboat,
- operate,
- pilot,
- pin down,
- pinpoint,
- place,
- ply,
- position,
- put in place,
- row,
- run,
- sail,
- sail round,
- sail the sea,
- sailplane,
- scull,
- seafare,
- seaplane,
- shape a course,
- situate,
- skipper,
- soar,
- spot,
- steam,
- steamboat,
- steer,
- take a voyage,
- take the air,
- take wing,
- traverse,
- triangulate,
- volplane,
- voyage,
- wing,
- yacht,
- zero in on
- littoral
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- the region of the shore of a lake or sea or ocean
- of or relating to a coastal or shore region related words >
- aquatic,
- balneal,
- bank,
- beach,
- benthic zone,
- berm,
- bordering,
- borderline,
- boundary,
- bounding,
- coast,
- coastal,
- coastland,
- coastline,
- deep-sea,
- determinant,
- determinative,
- determining,
- embankment,
- estuarine,
- estuarine area,
- extreme,
- foreshore,
- fringing,
- frontier,
- grallatorial,
- intertidal zone,
- ironbound coast,
- lido,
- limbic,
- liminal,
- limit,
- limiting,
- marginal,
- natant,
- natatorial,
- natatory,
- pelagic zone,
- plage,
- playa,
- rimming,
- riparial,
- riparian,
- riparious,
- riverside,
- riviera,
- rockbound coast,
- sands,
- sea margin,
- seabank,
- seabeach,
- seaboard,
- seacliff,
- seacoast,
- seashore,
- seaside,
- shingle,
- shore,
- shoreline,
- shoreside,
- shoreward,
- skirting,
- splash zone,
- strand,
- sublittoral,
- submerged coast,
- supralittoral,
- swimming,
- terminal,
- threshold,
- tidal,
- tidewater,
- water-dwelling,
- water-growing,
- water-living,
- water-loving,
- waterfront,
- waterside
- big time
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- the highest level of an occupation (especially in entertainment) related words >
- action,
- ball,
- big,
- big-league,
- big-name,
- bigwig,
- bigwigged,
- consequential,
- considerable,
- double-barreled,
- earthshaking,
- fun,
- fun and games,
- funmaking,
- game,
- good time,
- grand,
- great,
- great fun,
- heavyweight,
- high old time,
- high time,
- high-powered,
- important,
- laughs,
- lovely time,
- major,
- material,
- momentous,
- name,
- picnic,
- play,
- pleasant time,
- self-important,
- significant,
- sport,
- substantial,
- superior,
- world-shaking
- ledge
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- a projecting ridge on a mountain or submerged under water related words >
- band,
- bank,
- beam-end,
- bed,
- bedding,
- belt,
- billiard table,
- board,
- border,
- bordure,
- bowling green,
- brim,
- brink,
- brow,
- coast,
- coral heads,
- corbel,
- couche,
- course,
- dead flat,
- dead level,
- deck,
- earth,
- edge,
- esplanade,
- featheredge,
- flange,
- flat,
- flatland,
- floor,
- frame,
- fringe,
- gallery,
- gradin,
- gradino,
- ground,
- hem,
- hob,
- homaloid,
- horizontal,
- horizontal axis,
- horizontal fault,
- horizontal line,
- horizontal parallax,
- horizontal plane,
- horizontal projection,
- ironbound coast,
- labellum,
- labium,
- labrum,
- layer,
- ledges,
- lee shore,
- level,
- level line,
- level plane,
- limb,
- limbus,
- lip,
- list,
- mantel,
- mantelshelf,
- mantle,
- marge,
- margin,
- mean sea level,
- measures,
- overhang,
- overlayer,
- overstory,
- parterre,
- pitfall,
- plain,
- plane,
- platform,
- prairie,
- predella,
- projection,
- quicksands,
- ragged edge,
- retable,
- rim,
- rockbound coast,
- rocks,
- sandbank,
- sandbar,
- sands,
- sea level,
- sea of grass,
- seam,
- selvage,
- shallows,
- shelf,
- shoals,
- shore,
- shoulder,
- side,
- sideline,
- sill,
- skirt,
- stage,
- step,
- steppe,
- story,
- stratum,
- substratum,
- superaltar,
- superstratum,
- table,
- terrace,
- thickness,
- tier,
- topsoil,
- undercurrent,
- underlayer,
- understory,
- understratum,
- undertow,
- verge,
- water level,
- zone
- agitable,
- all nerves,
- apprehensive,
- edgy,
- emotional,
- emotionally unstable,
- eruptive,
- excitable,
- explosive,
- fearful,
- fidgety,
- frightened,
- goosey,
- high-mettled,
- high-spirited,
- highly emotional,
- hypersensitive,
- inflammable,
- irascible,
- irritable,
- jittery,
- jumpy,
- mettlesome,
- miffy,
- nerves on edge,
- nervous,
- nervy,
- on edge,
- oversensitive,
- overstrung,
- panicky,
- perturbable,
- prickly,
- sensitive,
- skittish,
- spooky,
- startlish,
- taut,
- temperamental,
- tetchy,
- thin-skinned,
- ticklish,
- tight,
- touchy,
- twittery,
- uneasy,
- unrelaxed,
- unrestful,
- uptight,
- volcanic
- maritime
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- bordering on or living or characteristic of those near the sea; "a maritime province"; "maritime farmers"; "maritime cultures" related words >
- volcanic
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- igneous rock produced by eruption and solidified on or near the earth's surface; rhyolite or andesite or basalt; "volcanic rock includes the volcanic glass obsidian"
- explosively unstable; "a volcanic temper"
- relating to or produced by or consisting of volcanoes; "volcanic steam"; "volcanic islands such as Iceland"; "a volcanic cone is a conical mountain or hill built up of material from volcanic eruptions" related words >
- agitable,
- bursting,
- combustible,
- detonating,
- edgy,
- emotional,
- emotionally unstable,
- eruptive,
- excitable,
- explodable,
- explosible,
- explosive,
- fierce,
- fiery,
- fulminating,
- furious,
- hasty,
- high-mettled,
- high-spirited,
- high-strung,
- highly emotional,
- hot,
- hot-tempered,
- hotheaded,
- impetuous,
- inflammable,
- irascible,
- irritable,
- mettlesome,
- nervous,
- passionate,
- peppery,
- perturbable,
- prickly,
- quick,
- quick-tempered,
- sensitive,
- short-tempered,
- simmering,
- skittish,
- spunky,
- startlish,
- stormy,
- tempestuous,
- tornadic,
- touchy,
- vehement,
- violent,
- wild
- Olympian,
- acclinate,
- acclivitous,
- aerial,
- airy,
- altitudinous,
- anabatic,
- ascendant,
- ascensional,
- ascensive,
- aspiring,
- axial,
- back,
- back-flowing,
- backward,
- climbing,
- colossal,
- descending,
- dominating,
- down-trending,
- downward,
- drifting,
- elevated,
- eminent,
- ethereal,
- exalted,
- flowing,
- fluent,
- flying,
- going,
- gyrational,
- gyratory,
- haughty,
- high,
- high-pitched,
- high-reaching,
- high-set,
- high-up,
- in the ascendant,
- leaping,
- lofty,
- monumental,
- mounting,
- outtopping,
- overlooking,
- overtopping,
- passing,
- plunging,
- progressive,
- prominent,
- rampant,
- rearing,
- reflowing,
- refluent,
- regressive,
- retrogressive,
- rising,
- rotary,
- rotational,
- rotatory,
- running,
- rushing,
- saltatory,
- scandent,
- scansorial,
- sideward,
- sinking,
- skyrocketing,
- soaring,
- spiraling,
- spiring,
- springing,
- steep,
- streaming,
- sublime,
- superlative,
- supernal,
- topless,
- toplofty,
- topping,
- towering,
- towery,
- up-trending,
- uparching,
- upcoming,
- upgoing,
- upgrade,
- uphill,
- uphillward,
- uplifted,
- upreared,
- uprising,
- upsloping,
- upward,
- upwith
- flamboyant
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- richly and brilliantly colorful related words >
- Gongoresque,
- Johnsonian,
- affected,
- arabesque,
- baroque,
- bedazzling,
- bedizened,
- big-sounding,
- blinding,
- bright,
- bright and shining,
- brilliant,
- busy,
- chichi,
- convoluted,
- dashing,
- dazzling,
- declamatory,
- decorated,
- effulgent,
- elaborate,
- elegant,
- elevated,
- embellished,
- euphuistic,
- extravagant,
- fancy,
- fine,
- flaming,
- flashy,
- flaunting,
- florid,
- flowery,
- frilly,
- fulgent,
- fulgid,
- fulsome,
- fussy,
- garish,
- gaudy,
- glaring,
- glary,
- grandiloquent,
- grandiose,
- grandisonant,
- high,
- high-flowing,
- high-flown,
- high-flying,
- high-sounding,
- high-wrought,
- highfalutin,
- inkhorn,
- jaunty,
- labored,
- labyrinthine,
- lexiphanic,
- lofty,
- lurid,
- luscious,
- luxuriant,
- luxurious,
- magniloquent,
- meretricious,
- moresque,
- ornamented,
- ornate,
- orotund,
- ostentatious,
- overdone,
- overelaborate,
- overelegant,
- overinvolved,
- overlabored,
- overworked,
- overwrought,
- peacockish,
- peacocky,
- pedantic,
- picturesque,
- pompous,
- pretentious,
- pretty-pretty,
- rakish,
- refulgent,
- resplendent,
- rhetorical,
- rich,
- rococo,
- sensational,
- sensationalistic,
- sententious,
- showy,
- sonorous,
- splashy,
- splendent,
- splendid,
- splendorous,
- stilted,
- swank,
- swashbuckling,
- tall,
- tortuous,
- vivid,
- wide
- agitable,
- bearish,
- bitchy,
- cankered,
- cantankerous,
- churlish,
- contrary,
- crabbed,
- cranky,
- cross,
- cross-grained,
- crusty,
- cussed,
- difficult,
- disagreeable,
- edgy,
- emotional,
- emotionally unstable,
- eruptive,
- excitable,
- explosive,
- feisty,
- fractious,
- froward,
- high-mettled,
- high-spirited,
- high-strung,
- highly emotional,
- huffish,
- huffy,
- inflammable,
- irritable,
- mean,
- mettlesome,
- nervous,
- ornery,
- perturbable,
- perverse,
- prickly,
- sensitive,
- skittish,
- snappish,
- spiteful,
- spleeny,
- splenetic,
- startlish,
- stuffy,
- sulky,
- sullen,
- testy,
- touchy,
- ugly,
- volcanic,
- waspish,
- wayward,
- wrongheaded
- classy
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- elegant and fashionable; "classy clothes"; "a classy dame"; "a posh restaurant"; "a swish pastry shop on the Rue du Bac"- Julia Child related words >
- ambitious,
- braw,
- chic,
- clothes-conscious,
- cosmopolitan,
- dapper,
- dashing,
- dressed to advantage,
- dressed to kill,
- elegant,
- exquisite,
- fancy,
- fashionable,
- flossy,
- genteel,
- high-flown,
- high-flying,
- high-toned,
- highfalutin,
- highfaluting,
- in,
- jaunty,
- lofty,
- modish,
- natty,
- neat,
- nifty,
- nobby,
- ostentatious,
- posh,
- pretentious,
- recherche,
- ritzy,
- sharp,
- sleek,
- smart,
- smug,
- snazzy,
- soigne,
- soignee,
- sophisticated,
- spiffy,
- spruce,
- style-conscious,
- swank,
- swanky,
- swell,
- swish,
- tony,
- tricksy,
- trig,
- trim,
- vaunting,
- well-dressed,
- well-groomed
- AF,
- CPS,
- EHF,
- HF,
- Hz,
- MF,
- RF,
- SHF,
- UHF,
- VHF,
- VLF,
- carrier frequency,
- cycles,
- extremely high frequency,
- frequency,
- frequency spectrum,
- fundamental,
- fundamental tone,
- harmonic,
- hertz,
- high frequency,
- intermediate frequency,
- intonation,
- kilocycles,
- kilohertz,
- low frequency,
- lower frequencies,
- medium frequency,
- megacycles,
- megahertz,
- monotone,
- monotony,
- overtone,
- partial,
- partial tone,
- pitch,
- radio frequency,
- spark frequency,
- spectrum,
- superhigh frequency,
- tone,
- tonelessness,
- ultrahigh frequency,
- upper frequencies,
- very high frequency,
- very low frequency
- High Church
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- a group in the Anglican Church that emphasizes the Catholic tradition (especially in sacraments and rituals and obedience to church authority) related words >
- aggrandized,
- apotheosized,
- awesome,
- beatified,
- big,
- canonized,
- deified,
- elevated,
- eminent,
- ennobled,
- enshrined,
- enthroned,
- exalted,
- excellent,
- glorified,
- grand,
- great,
- held in awe,
- high,
- high and mighty,
- immortal,
- lofty,
- magnified,
- mighty,
- sainted,
- sanctified,
- shrined,
- sublime,
- supereminent,
- throned
- agitable,
- arch,
- beany,
- brash,
- devilish,
- ebullient,
- edgy,
- effervescent,
- elfish,
- elvish,
- emotional,
- emotionally unstable,
- eruptive,
- excitable,
- explosive,
- fiery,
- foolish,
- full of mischief,
- high-mettled,
- high-strung,
- highly emotional,
- impish,
- inflammable,
- irascible,
- irritable,
- jolly,
- knavish,
- lighthearted,
- merry,
- mettlesome,
- mirthful,
- mischief-loving,
- mischievous,
- nervous,
- peppery,
- perturbable,
- playful,
- prankish,
- pranksome,
- pranky,
- prickly,
- puckish,
- roguish,
- scampish,
- scapegrace,
- sensitive,
- skittish,
- sportive,
- spunky,
- startlish,
- touchy,
- trickish,
- tricksy,
- vivacious,
- volcanic,
- waggish
- expensive
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- high in price or charging high prices; "expensive clothes"; "an expensive shop" related words >
- Heldentenor,
- Meistersinger,
- alto,
- aria singer,
- baritenor,
- baritone,
- bass,
- basso,
- basso buffo,
- basso cantante,
- basso profundo,
- blues singer,
- canary,
- cantatrice,
- cantor,
- caroler,
- chanter,
- chantress,
- coloratura soprano,
- comic bass,
- contralto,
- countertenor,
- crooner,
- deep bass,
- diva,
- dramatic soprano,
- falsetto,
- head register,
- head tone,
- head voice,
- heroic tenor,
- high,
- high-pitched,
- high-sounding,
- high-toned,
- hymner,
- improvisator,
- lead singer,
- lieder singer,
- male alto,
- melodist,
- opera singer,
- prima donna,
- psalm singer,
- rock-and-roll singer,
- singer,
- singstress,
- songbird,
- songster,
- songstress,
- soprano,
- tenor,
- torch singer,
- treble,
- vocalist,
- vocalizer,
- voice,
- warbler,
- yodeler
- puzzle over
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- try to solve related words >
- imperious
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- able to deal authoritatively with affairs; "dismissed the matter with an imperious wave of her hand" related words >
- U,
- absolute,
- absolutist,
- absolutistic,
- acute,
- arbitrary,
- aristocratic,
- arrogant,
- authoritarian,
- authoritative,
- autocratic,
- binding,
- bossy,
- clamorous,
- coactive,
- compelling,
- compulsatory,
- compulsive,
- compulsory,
- constraining,
- critical,
- crucial,
- crying,
- de rigueur,
- despotic,
- dictatorial,
- domineering,
- driving,
- dynastic,
- elitist,
- exigent,
- feudal,
- grinding,
- heavy-handed,
- high and mighty,
- high-handed,
- high-pressure,
- high-priority,
- hubristic,
- imperative,
- imperatorial,
- imperatorious,
- imperial,
- insistent,
- instant,
- irresistible,
- kinglike,
- kingly,
- lordly,
- magisterial,
- magistral,
- majestic,
- mandatory,
- masterful,
- monarchal,
- monarchial,
- monarchic,
- monocratic,
- must,
- necessary,
- obligatory,
- oppressive,
- overbearing,
- overruling,
- peremptory,
- pivotal,
- pressing,
- princelike,
- princely,
- purple,
- queenlike,
- queenly,
- regal,
- repressive,
- required,
- restraining,
- royal,
- severe,
- sovereign,
- strict,
- stringent,
- suppressive,
- tyrannical,
- tyrannous,
- urgent
- nautical
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- relating to or involving ships or shipping or navigation or seamen; "nautical charts"; "maritime law"; "marine insurance" related words >
- peak
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- the top point of a mountain or hill; "the view from the peak was magnificent"; "they clambered to the summit of Monadnock"
- of a period of maximal use or demand or activity; "at peak hours the streets traffic is unbelievable"
- to reach the highest point; attain maximum intensity, activity; "That wild, speculative spirit peaked in 1929" related words >
- acme,
- acme of perfection,
- all,
- allophone,
- alp,
- alveolar,
- apex,
- apico-alveolar,
- apico-dental,
- apogee,
- articulation,
- aspiration,
- assimilation,
- be poised,
- bilabial,
- bill,
- billow,
- boom,
- bore,
- bottoming out,
- break,
- breakers,
- brim,
- brow,
- business cycle,
- business fluctuations,
- bust,
- cacuminal,
- cap,
- capstone,
- ceiling,
- cerebral,
- check,
- chop,
- choppiness,
- chopping sea,
- climax,
- cloud nine,
- cog,
- comb,
- comber,
- consonant,
- consummate,
- consummation,
- continuant,
- cooling off,
- crag,
- crash,
- crest,
- crisis,
- crown,
- culmen,
- culminate,
- culmination,
- dash,
- decline,
- dental,
- depression,
- diphthong,
- dirty water,
- dissimilation,
- downturn,
- droop,
- dwindle,
- eagre,
- ebb and flow,
- economic cycle,
- economic expansion,
- economic growth,
- edge,
- elevation,
- eminence,
- end,
- epenthetic vowel,
- expanding economy,
- expansion,
- explosive,
- extreme,
- extreme limit,
- extremity,
- fade,
- fail,
- fang,
- flag,
- frost,
- glide,
- glottal,
- glottalization,
- gravity wave,
- ground swell,
- growth,
- guttural,
- harrow,
- head,
- heave,
- heaven,
- heavens,
- heavy sea,
- heavy swell,
- height,
- high growth rate,
- high noon,
- high point,
- highest degree,
- highest pitch,
- highest point,
- hill,
- hilltop,
- ice,
- jag,
- knoll,
- labial,
- labialization,
- labiodental,
- labiovelar,
- languish,
- laryngeal,
- last word,
- lateral,
- lift,
- limit,
- lingual,
- liquid,
- lofty peak,
- lop,
- lose strength,
- low,
- manner of articulation,
- market expansion,
- maximum,
- meridian,
- modification,
- monophthong,
- morphophoneme,
- mount,
- mountain,
- mountaintop,
- mute,
- nasal,
- ne plus ultra,
- nib,
- no place higher,
- noon,
- nth degree,
- occlusive,
- outtop,
- overarch,
- overtop,
- palatal,
- parasitic vowel,
- peaking,
- pecten,
- perfection,
- pharyngeal,
- pharyngealization,
- phone,
- phoneme,
- pic,
- pico,
- pike,
- pine,
- pink,
- pink of perfection,
- pinnacle,
- pitch,
- plosive,
- point,
- pole,
- popple,
- precipice,
- projection,
- prosperity,
- prothetic vowel,
- rake,
- ratchet,
- recession,
- recovery,
- retroflex,
- ridge,
- riffle,
- ripple,
- rise,
- rise and fall,
- roll,
- roller,
- roof,
- rough water,
- run down,
- sawtooth,
- scend,
- sea,
- segmental phoneme,
- semivowel,
- send,
- seventh heaven,
- sink,
- sky,
- slowdown,
- slump,
- smash,
- snag,
- snaggle,
- sonant,
- sonority,
- speech sound,
- spire,
- sprocket,
- spur,
- steeple,
- stop,
- summit,
- surd,
- surf,
- surge,
- surmount,
- swell,
- syllabic nucleus,
- syllabic peak,
- syllable,
- the whole,
- tidal bore,
- tidal wave,
- tide wave,
- tip,
- tip-top,
- tooth,
- top,
- top off,
- top out,
- tor,
- toss,
- transition sound,
- triphthong,
- trough,
- tsunami,
- ultimate,
- undulate,
- undulation,
- upmost,
- upper extremity,
- uppermost,
- upturn,
- utmost,
- utmost extent,
- uttermost,
- velar,
- vertex,
- very top,
- visor,
- vocable,
- vocalic,
- vocoid,
- voice,
- voiced sound,
- voiceless sound,
- voicing,
- vowel,
- waste,
- waste away,
- water wave,
- wave,
- wavelet,
- weaken,
- white horses,
- whitecaps,
- wilt,
- wither,
- wither away,
- zenith
- domineering
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- tending to domineer related words >
- Olympian detachment,
- Olympian loftiness,
- absolute,
- absolutist,
- absolutistic,
- arbitrariness,
- arbitrary,
- argumentum baculinum,
- aristocratic,
- arrogance,
- arrogant,
- arrogantness,
- assumption of superiority,
- authoritarian,
- authoritarianism,
- authoritative,
- authoritativeness,
- autocratic,
- autocraticalness,
- big,
- big stick,
- bossism,
- bossy,
- condescendence,
- condescending,
- condescension,
- despotic,
- despotism,
- dictatorial,
- domination,
- domineeringness,
- fascism,
- feudal,
- grinding,
- hard,
- harsh,
- haughtiness,
- haughty,
- haughty airs,
- hauteur,
- heavy hand,
- high and mighty,
- high hand,
- high horse,
- high-faluting,
- high-flown,
- high-handed,
- high-headed,
- high-nosed,
- hoity-toitiness,
- hoity-toity,
- imperative,
- imperativeness,
- imperial,
- imperious,
- imperiousness,
- insolent,
- iron boot,
- iron hand,
- iron heel,
- loftiness,
- lofty,
- lordliness,
- lordly,
- magisterial,
- magisterialness,
- magistral,
- magistrality,
- masterful,
- masterfulness,
- monocratic,
- officious,
- oppression,
- oppressive,
- overbearance,
- overbearing,
- overbearing pride,
- overbearingness,
- overruling,
- overweening pride,
- patronization,
- patronizing,
- patronizing attitude,
- peremptoriness,
- peremptory,
- pride,
- proud,
- proudness,
- purse-pride,
- purse-proud,
- pushy,
- reign of terror,
- repressive,
- severe,
- side,
- stiff-necked pride,
- strict,
- stuck-up,
- superbia,
- superior,
- suppressive,
- terrorism,
- thought control,
- toploftiness,
- toplofty,
- tough,
- tyrannical,
- tyrannicalness,
- tyrannous,
- tyranny,
- uppish,
- uppishness,
- uppity,
- uppityness,
- upstage
- white water
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- frothy water as in rapids or waterfalls related words >
- AF,
- CPS,
- EHF,
- G,
- HF,
- Hz,
- M,
- MF,
- RF,
- SHF,
- UHF,
- VHF,
- VLF,
- audio frequency,
- carrier frequency,
- chiliad,
- chiliagon,
- chiliahedron,
- chiliarch,
- chiliarchia,
- cycles,
- extremely high frequency,
- frequency,
- frequency spectrum,
- grand,
- hertz,
- high frequency,
- intermediate frequency,
- kilo,
- kilocycles,
- kilogram,
- kilohertz,
- kiloliter,
- kilometer,
- lakh,
- low frequency,
- lower frequencies,
- medium frequency,
- megacycles,
- megahertz,
- millennium,
- millepede,
- milligram,
- milliliter,
- myriad,
- one hundred thousand,
- radio frequency,
- spark frequency,
- spectrum,
- superhigh frequency,
- ten thousand,
- thou,
- thousand,
- ultrahigh frequency,
- upper frequencies,
- very high frequency,
- very low frequency,
- yard
- refraction
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- the change in direction of a propagating wave (light or sound) when passing from one medium to another related words >
- edgy
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- being in a tense state related words >
- agitable,
- all nerves,
- antsy,
- antsy-pantsy,
- anxious,
- apprehensive,
- breathless,
- chafing,
- combustible,
- eager,
- emotional,
- emotionally unstable,
- eruptive,
- excitable,
- excited,
- explosive,
- fearful,
- fretful,
- fretting,
- frightened,
- hasty,
- high-mettled,
- high-spirited,
- high-strung,
- highly emotional,
- hopped-up,
- impatient,
- impetuous,
- in a lather,
- in a stew,
- in a sweat,
- inflammable,
- irascible,
- irritable,
- mettlesome,
- nerves on edge,
- nervous,
- nervy,
- on edge,
- overstrung,
- panicky,
- perturbable,
- prickly,
- restive,
- restless,
- sensitive,
- skittery,
- skittish,
- squirming,
- squirmy,
- startlish,
- touchy,
- uneasy,
- unpatient,
- unquiet,
- uptight,
- volatile,
- volcanic
- angelicalness,
- assured probity,
- blamelessness,
- character,
- cleanness,
- conscientiousness,
- correctness,
- decency,
- erectness,
- estimableness,
- fairness,
- godliness,
- good character,
- goodness,
- high ideals,
- high principles,
- high-mindedness,
- honesty,
- honor,
- honorableness,
- immaculacy,
- incorruptibility,
- integrity,
- irreproachability,
- irreproachableness,
- justice,
- justness,
- moral excellence,
- moral rectitude,
- moral strength,
- morale,
- morality,
- nobility,
- principle,
- principles,
- probity,
- propriety,
- pureness,
- purity,
- reputability,
- respectability,
- right conduct,
- righteousness,
- rightness,
- saintlikeness,
- saintliness,
- scrupulousness,
- stainlessness,
- unimpeachability,
- unimpeachableness,
- unspottedness,
- uprightness,
- upstandingness,
- virtue,
- virtuousness,
- worthiness
- adore,
- appreciate,
- bask in,
- be pleased with,
- delight in,
- derive pleasure from,
- devour,
- eat up,
- enjoy,
- feast on,
- freak out on,
- get high on,
- gloat over,
- groove on,
- indulge,
- indulge in,
- like,
- live high,
- live well,
- love,
- rejoice in,
- relish,
- revel in,
- riot in,
- roll in,
- savor,
- smack the lips,
- swim in,
- take pleasure in,
- wallow in
- adore,
- appreciate,
- bask in,
- be pleased with,
- delight in,
- derive pleasure from,
- devour,
- eat up,
- enjoy,
- feast on,
- freak out on,
- get high on,
- gloat over,
- groove on,
- indulge,
- indulge in,
- like,
- live high,
- live well,
- love,
- luxuriate in,
- rejoice in,
- relish,
- revel in,
- riot in,
- roll in,
- savor,
- smack the lips,
- swim in,
- take pleasure in
- drink
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- the act of drinking alcoholic beverages to excess; "drink was his downfall"
- a single serving of a beverage; "I asked for a hot drink"; "likes a drink before dinner"
- any large deep body of water; "he jumped into the drink and had to be rescued"
- take in liquids; "The patient must drink several liters each day"; "The children like to drink soda"
- consume alcohol; "We were up drinking all night"
- drink excessive amounts of alcohol; be an alcoholic; "The husband drinks and beats his wife" related words >
- BS,
- Bronx cocktail,
- Bull Shot,
- Cuba Libre,
- Dubonnet cocktail,
- Green Dragon,
- Guggenheim,
- Harvey Wallbanger,
- Irish coffee,
- John Barleycorn,
- Mai-Tai,
- Manhattan,
- Mickey,
- Mickey Finn,
- Rob Roy,
- Sazerac,
- absorb,
- ade,
- adsorb,
- alcohol,
- alcoholic beverage,
- alcoholic drink,
- ambrosia,
- aperitif,
- aqua vitae,
- ardent spirits,
- assimilate,
- beef tea,
- belt,
- beverage,
- bib,
- big drink,
- birch beer,
- bishop,
- blood,
- blot,
- blot up,
- blue,
- blue water,
- booze,
- bouillon,
- bowle,
- brandy Alexander,
- brandy and soda,
- brandy smash,
- brew,
- brine,
- briny,
- bumper,
- buttered rum,
- buttermilk,
- carouse,
- celebrate,
- champagne cocktail,
- chaser,
- chemisorb,
- chemosorb,
- chicory,
- chocolate milk,
- chug-a-lug,
- church parade,
- cider,
- cobbler,
- cocktail,
- cocoa,
- coffee,
- coffee royale,
- cola,
- collins,
- cooler,
- deep,
- devour,
- digest,
- doch-an-dorrach,
- draft,
- drag,
- drain,
- drain the cup,
- dram,
- draught,
- draw,
- drench,
- drink bottoms-up,
- drink deep,
- drink hard,
- drink in,
- drink off,
- drink to,
- drink up,
- drinkable,
- drop,
- dry martini,
- eat,
- egg cream,
- eggnog,
- engorge,
- engross,
- engulf,
- espresso,
- eye-opener,
- filter in,
- finger,
- firewater,
- fizz,
- flip,
- fluid,
- fluid extract,
- fluid mechanics,
- follow strong drink,
- frappe,
- frosted,
- frosted shake,
- fruit juice,
- gargle,
- gimlet,
- gin and tonic,
- gin fizz,
- ginger ale,
- ginger beer,
- glass,
- gobble,
- grape juice,
- grapefruit juice,
- grasshopper,
- grog,
- gulp,
- gulp down,
- guzzle,
- hard liquor,
- hard stuff,
- high sea,
- high seas,
- highball,
- hooch,
- hot buttered rum,
- hot toddy,
- hydraulics,
- hydrogeology,
- hydrosphere,
- ice-cream soda,
- iced coffee,
- iced tea,
- imbibe,
- indulge,
- inebriant,
- infiltrate,
- ingest,
- ingurgitate,
- intoxicant,
- intoxicating liquor,
- jigger,
- jolt,
- juice,
- julep,
- knock back,
- knockout drops,
- koumiss,
- lap,
- lap up,
- latex,
- lemonade,
- libation,
- limeade,
- liquid,
- liquid extract,
- liquor,
- little brown jug,
- main,
- main sea,
- malt,
- martini,
- milk,
- mineral water,
- mint julep,
- mixed drink,
- mocha,
- nectar,
- negus,
- nightcap,
- nip,
- ocean,
- ocean depths,
- ocean main,
- ocean sea,
- old-fashioned,
- orangeade,
- osmose,
- parting cup,
- peg,
- percolate in,
- phosphate,
- pint,
- pledge,
- pop,
- portion,
- posset,
- potable,
- potation,
- potion,
- pousse-cafe,
- pub-crawl,
- pull,
- punch,
- punch bowl,
- purl,
- quaff,
- rickey,
- root beer,
- root beer float,
- round,
- round of drinks,
- rum,
- rum punch,
- salt sea,
- salt water,
- salute,
- sangria,
- sap,
- schnapps,
- schooner,
- screwdriver,
- sea,
- seep in,
- seltzer,
- semiliquid,
- shake,
- shot,
- sidecar,
- sip,
- sling,
- slosh,
- slug,
- slurp,
- slurp up,
- smash,
- snifter,
- snort,
- soak,
- soak in,
- soak up,
- social lubricant,
- soda,
- soda pop,
- soda water,
- soft drink,
- sorb,
- sour,
- spirits,
- sponge,
- spot,
- spring water,
- stirrup cup,
- strong drink,
- strong waters,
- suck,
- suck in,
- suckle,
- sundowner,
- sup,
- swallow,
- swig,
- swill,
- swill down,
- swill up,
- take in,
- take up,
- taste,
- tea,
- thalassa,
- the Demon Rum,
- the bottle,
- the bounding main,
- the brine,
- the briny,
- the briny deep,
- the cup,
- the deep,
- the deep sea,
- the flowing bowl,
- the luscious liquor,
- the ruddy cup,
- the seven seas,
- the vasty deep,
- tide,
- tipple,
- tisane,
- toast,
- toddy,
- tonic,
- tope,
- toss,
- toss down,
- toss off,
- tot,
- toxicant,
- wash,
- wash down,
- wassail,
- water,
- water of life,
- wee doch-an-dorrach,
- wet,
- whey,
- wolf down
- sail
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- a large piece of fabric (usually canvas fabric) by means of which wind is used to propel a sailing vessel
- traverse or travel by ship on (a body of water); "We sailed the Atlantic"; "He sailed the Pacific all alone"
- travel in a boat propelled by wind; "I love sailing, especially on the open sea" related words >
- aeroplane,
- airlift,
- airplane,
- balloon,
- balloon sail,
- batten,
- be airborne,
- be effortless,
- be painless,
- boat,
- boltrope,
- breeze,
- canoe,
- canvas,
- carry sail,
- circumnavigate,
- clew,
- cloth,
- coast,
- course,
- cringle,
- cross,
- crossing,
- crowd of sail,
- cruise,
- dart,
- drift,
- earing,
- embark,
- ferry,
- fleet,
- flit,
- float,
- flow,
- fly,
- fly-by-night,
- flying kites,
- foot,
- fore gaff-topsail,
- fore topgallant sail,
- fore-and-aft sail,
- fore-skysail,
- fore-topmast staysail,
- fore-topsail,
- foreroyal,
- foresail,
- forestaysail,
- galley,
- get under way,
- ghost,
- give no trouble,
- glide,
- glissade,
- go by ship,
- go easily,
- go like clockwork,
- go off soundings,
- go on shipboard,
- go to sea,
- have way upon,
- head,
- hop,
- hover,
- hydroplane,
- ice-skate,
- jenny,
- jet,
- jib,
- jigger,
- leech,
- leg,
- leg-of-mutton sail,
- loose-footed sail,
- luff,
- lug,
- main gaff-topsail,
- main royal,
- main skysail,
- main-royal staysail,
- main-topsail,
- mainsail,
- make a passage,
- mizzen,
- mizzen skysail,
- mizzen staysail,
- mizzen-royal staysail,
- mizzen-topgallant sail,
- moonraker,
- moonsail,
- motorboat,
- muslin,
- navigate,
- ocean trip,
- parachute spinnaker,
- passage,
- pilot,
- plain sail,
- plane,
- plow the deep,
- ply,
- present no difficulties,
- press of sail,
- push off,
- put off,
- put to sea,
- rag,
- reduced sail,
- reef,
- reef point,
- reefed sail,
- ride,
- ride the sea,
- roll,
- roller-skate,
- row,
- royal,
- run,
- run smoothly,
- sail away,
- sail round,
- sail the sea,
- sailboat,
- sailing boat,
- sailing cruiser,
- sailing ship,
- sailing vessel,
- sailplane,
- scud,
- scull,
- sea trip,
- seafare,
- seaplane,
- set sail,
- shakedown cruise,
- shoot,
- shove off,
- sideslip,
- skate,
- skateboard,
- ski,
- skid,
- skim,
- skyscraper,
- sled,
- sleigh,
- slide,
- slip,
- slither,
- soar,
- spanker,
- spinnaker,
- spitfire,
- square sail,
- staysail,
- steam,
- steamboat,
- steer,
- stern staysail,
- storm trysail,
- sweep,
- take a voyage,
- take the air,
- take wing,
- tall ship,
- toboggan,
- topsail,
- traverse,
- trysail,
- volplane,
- voyage,
- waft,
- walk the waters,
- windboat,
- windjammer,
- windship,
- wing,
- work well,
- yacht
- tons
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- a large number or amount; "made lots of new friends"; "she amassed a mountain of newspapers" related words >
- abundance,
- acres,
- bags,
- barrels,
- bushel,
- copiousness,
- countlessness,
- flood,
- load,
- mass,
- mountain,
- much,
- multitude,
- numerousness,
- ocean,
- oceans,
- peck,
- plenitude,
- plenty,
- profusion,
- quantities,
- quantity,
- sea,
- spate,
- superabundance,
- superfluity,
- volume,
- world,
- worlds
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