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- capriole
collapse - (dressage) a vertical jump of a trained horse with a kick of the hind legs at the top of the jump
- perform a capriole, in ballet
- perform a capriole, of horses in dressage related words >
- Highland fling,
- and jump,
- bob,
- bounce,
- bound,
- broad jump,
- buck,
- buckjump,
- caper,
- caracole,
- cavort,
- clear,
- curvet,
- cut a dido,
- cut capers,
- demivolt,
- dido,
- falcade,
- flounce,
- flying jump,
- frisk,
- galliard,
- gambade,
- gambado,
- gambol,
- gelandesprung,
- grand jete,
- handspring,
- high jump,
- hippety-hop,
- hop,
- hurdle,
- jete,
- jig,
- jump,
- jump about,
- jump over,
- jump shot,
- jump turn,
- jump-hop,
- jump-off,
- lavolta,
- leap,
- leap over,
- leapfrog,
- long jump,
- morris,
- negotiate,
- overjump,
- overleap,
- overskip,
- pole vault,
- pounce,
- pounce on,
- pounce upon,
- prance,
- ramp,
- romp,
- running broad jump,
- running high jump,
- saut de basque,
- ski jump,
- skip,
- spring,
- start,
- start aside,
- start up,
- steeplechase,
- tour jete,
- trip,
- updive,
- upleap,
- upspring,
- vault
- baptismal
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- of or relating to baptism; "baptismal font" related words >
- upcast
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- air passage consisting of a ventilation shaft through which air leaves a mine related words >
- honorable
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- worthy of being honored; entitled to honor and respect; "an honorable man"; "led an honorable life"; "honorable service to his country"
- used as a title of respect; "my honorable colleague"; "our worthy commanding officer" related words >
- Christian,
- acclaimed,
- appropriate,
- artless,
- august,
- awe-inspiring,
- awesome,
- awful,
- blameless,
- celebrated,
- clean,
- conscientious,
- correct,
- creditable,
- decent,
- disinterested,
- distinguished,
- dreadful,
- eminent,
- equitable,
- erect,
- esteemed,
- estimable,
- ethical,
- exalted,
- fair,
- fair and square,
- famed,
- famous,
- fitting,
- full of integrity,
- good,
- guileless,
- held in esteem,
- high-minded,
- high-principled,
- highly esteemed,
- highly regarded,
- highly reputed,
- highly respectable,
- honest,
- honorary,
- honored,
- honorific,
- illustrious,
- immaculate,
- impartial,
- in favor,
- in good odor,
- in high favor,
- incorruptible,
- ingenuous,
- inviolate,
- irreproachable,
- just,
- law-abiding,
- law-loving,
- law-revering,
- manly,
- meritorious,
- moral,
- noble,
- notable,
- noted,
- noteworthy,
- on the level,
- open,
- prestigious,
- principled,
- proper,
- pure,
- renowned,
- reputable,
- respectable,
- respected,
- revered,
- reverend,
- right,
- right-minded,
- righteous,
- scrupulous,
- sincere,
- spotless,
- square,
- stainless,
- sterling,
- straight,
- time-honored,
- true,
- true-dealing,
- true-devoted,
- true-disposing,
- true-souled,
- true-spirited,
- truehearted,
- trustworthy,
- trusty,
- unbiased,
- unblemished,
- uncorrupt,
- uncorrupted,
- undeceitful,
- undeceiving,
- undefiled,
- unimpeachable,
- unprejudiced,
- unspotted,
- unstained,
- unsullied,
- untarnished,
- upright,
- uprighteous,
- upstanding,
- venerable,
- venerated,
- virtuous,
- well-thought-of,
- worshipful,
- worthy,
- yeomanly
- reputable
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- having a good reputation; "a reputable business"; "a reputable scientist"; "a reputable wine" related words >
- Christian,
- authoritative,
- blameless,
- celebrated,
- charismatic,
- charming,
- clean,
- consequential,
- conspicuous,
- creditable,
- decent,
- dependable,
- distinguished,
- effective,
- effectual,
- efficacious,
- eminent,
- enchanting,
- erect,
- esteemed,
- estimable,
- ethical,
- exceptional,
- extraordinary,
- fair,
- full of integrity,
- good,
- held in esteem,
- high-minded,
- high-principled,
- highly esteemed,
- highly regarded,
- highly reputed,
- highly respectable,
- honest,
- honorable,
- honored,
- immaculate,
- important,
- in favor,
- in good odor,
- in high favor,
- influential,
- inviolate,
- irreproachable,
- just,
- law-abiding,
- law-loving,
- law-revering,
- magnetic,
- manly,
- marked,
- memorable,
- meritorious,
- momentous,
- moral,
- noble,
- notable,
- noteworthy,
- of mark,
- outstanding,
- personable,
- persuasive,
- potent,
- powerful,
- prestigious,
- principled,
- prominent,
- pure,
- rare,
- reliable,
- remarkable,
- rememberable,
- reputed,
- respectable,
- respected,
- revered,
- reverend,
- right,
- right-minded,
- righteous,
- salient,
- signal,
- special,
- spotless,
- stainless,
- sterling,
- striking,
- strong,
- suasive,
- substantial,
- telling,
- true-dealing,
- true-devoted,
- true-disposing,
- true-souled,
- true-spirited,
- truehearted,
- trusted,
- trustworthy,
- unblemished,
- uncorrupt,
- uncorrupted,
- undefiled,
- unforgettable,
- unimpeachable,
- unspotted,
- unstained,
- unsullied,
- untarnished,
- upright,
- uprighteous,
- upstanding,
- venerable,
- venerated,
- virtuous,
- weighty,
- well-thought-of,
- winning,
- worshipful,
- worthy,
- yeomanly
- acceptance,
- acceptation,
- acception,
- active use,
- adjectival phrase,
- antonym,
- appliance,
- application,
- articulation,
- automatism,
- bad habit,
- bon ton,
- care,
- ceremony,
- characteristic,
- choice,
- choice of words,
- clause,
- composition,
- conformity,
- construction,
- consuetude,
- consumption,
- convenance,
- convention,
- creature of habit,
- custodianship,
- custom,
- dialect,
- diction,
- employ,
- employment,
- established way,
- etiquette,
- exercise,
- exertion,
- expression,
- fashion,
- folkway,
- force of habit,
- form,
- formality,
- formulation,
- free form,
- good use,
- grammar,
- guidance,
- guiding,
- habit,
- habit pattern,
- habitude,
- handling,
- hard usage,
- hard use,
- headed group,
- homograph,
- homonym,
- homophone,
- idiom,
- idiotism,
- ill use,
- language,
- langue,
- lead,
- lexeme,
- lingo,
- lingua,
- linguistic form,
- locution,
- logos,
- management,
- manipulation,
- manner,
- manner of speaking,
- manners,
- means of dealing,
- metonym,
- minimum free form,
- misuse,
- monosyllable,
- mores,
- noun phrase,
- observance,
- operation,
- paragraph,
- parlance,
- parole,
- pattern,
- peculiar expression,
- peculiarity,
- period,
- personal usage,
- phrasal idiom,
- phrase,
- phraseology,
- phrasing,
- polysyllable,
- practice,
- praxis,
- preference,
- prescription,
- procedure,
- proceeding,
- process,
- proper thing,
- received meaning,
- rhetoric,
- ritual,
- rough usage,
- routine,
- second nature,
- sentence,
- set phrase,
- social convention,
- speech,
- standard behavior,
- standard phrase,
- standard usage,
- standing custom,
- stereotype,
- stereotyped behavior,
- stewardship,
- syllable,
- synonym,
- syntactic structure,
- talk,
- term,
- time-honored practice,
- tongue,
- tradition,
- treatment,
- trick,
- turn of expression,
- turn of phrase,
- use,
- use of words,
- using up,
- usus loquendi,
- utterance,
- verb complex,
- verb phrase,
- verbalism,
- verbiage,
- verbum,
- vocable,
- way,
- way of speaking,
- what is done,
- wont,
- wonting,
- word,
- word-group,
- wordage,
- wording,
- wrong use
- accent,
- accomplishment,
- ascendance,
- ascendancy,
- balance of power,
- concern,
- concernment,
- consequence,
- consequentiality,
- consideration,
- deanship,
- distinction,
- dominance,
- dominancy,
- domination,
- dominion,
- eminent domain,
- emphasis,
- excellence,
- exquisiteness,
- favor,
- greatness,
- high order,
- high rank,
- illustriousness,
- import,
- importance,
- incomparability,
- inimitability,
- interest,
- kudos,
- lead,
- magnificence,
- majority,
- mark,
- marvelousness,
- masterdom,
- matchlessness,
- materiality,
- merit,
- moment,
- note,
- one-upmanship,
- overlordship,
- paramountcy,
- peerlessness,
- precedence,
- predominance,
- predominancy,
- predomination,
- preponderance,
- preponderancy,
- prepotence,
- prepotency,
- prerogative,
- prestige,
- primacy,
- principality,
- priority,
- privilege,
- prominence,
- renown,
- right-of-way,
- self-importance,
- seniority,
- significance,
- skill,
- sovereignty,
- splendidness,
- splendiferousness,
- stress,
- success,
- superbness,
- supereminence,
- superexcellence,
- superfineness,
- superiority,
- supremacy,
- suzerainship,
- suzerainty,
- transcendence,
- transcendency,
- unsurpassedness,
- upper hand,
- value,
- virtuosity,
- weight,
- whip hand,
- worth
- speaker
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- someone who expresses in language; someone who talks (especially someone who delivers a public speech or someone especially garrulous); "the speaker at commencement"; "an utterer of useful maxims"
- the presiding officer of a deliberative assembly; "the leader of the majority party is the Speaker of the House of Representatives" related words >
- acoustical network,
- capacitor speaker,
- chair,
- chairman,
- chatterbox,
- coaxial speaker,
- cone,
- convener,
- conversationalist,
- crossover network,
- debater,
- declaimer,
- demagogue,
- diaphragm,
- dynamic speaker,
- earphone,
- electrodynamic speaker,
- electromagnetic speaker,
- electrostatic speaker,
- excited-field speaker,
- full-fidelity speaker,
- haranguer,
- headphone,
- headset,
- herald,
- high-fidelity speaker,
- high-frequency speaker,
- horn,
- jawsmith,
- keynoter,
- lecturer,
- loudspeaker,
- low-frequency speaker,
- midrange speaker,
- monorange speaker,
- mouth,
- mouthpiece,
- moving-coil speaker,
- official spokesman,
- orator,
- panelist,
- patterer,
- permanent magnet speaker,
- presiding officer,
- prolocutor,
- prolocutress,
- prolocutrix,
- public speaker,
- rabble-rouser,
- ranter,
- rapporteur,
- reporter,
- sayer,
- speaker system,
- speaker unit,
- speecher,
- speechifier,
- speechmaker,
- spieler,
- spokesman,
- spokesperson,
- spokeswoman,
- spouter,
- talker,
- triaxial speaker,
- tub-thumper,
- tweeter,
- utterer,
- voice,
- voice coil,
- woofer
- primacy
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- the state of being first in importance related words >
- abbacy,
- accent,
- acme,
- archbishopric,
- archdeaconry,
- archiepiscopacy,
- archiepiscopate,
- ascendance,
- ascendancy,
- authority,
- authorization,
- balance of power,
- be-all and end-all,
- bishopdom,
- bishopric,
- blue ribbon,
- canonicate,
- canonry,
- cardinalship,
- championship,
- chaplaincy,
- chaplainship,
- command,
- concern,
- concernment,
- consequence,
- consequentiality,
- consideration,
- control,
- curacy,
- deaconry,
- deaconship,
- deanery,
- deanship,
- directorship,
- dominance,
- dominancy,
- domination,
- dominion,
- effectiveness,
- eminent domain,
- emphasis,
- episcopacy,
- episcopate,
- excellence,
- exquisiteness,
- first place,
- first prize,
- headship,
- hegemony,
- height,
- high order,
- high rank,
- highest,
- imperium,
- import,
- importance,
- influence,
- interest,
- jurisdiction,
- kingship,
- leadership,
- lordship,
- magnificence,
- management,
- mark,
- marvelousness,
- mastership,
- mastery,
- matchlessness,
- materiality,
- maximum,
- merit,
- moment,
- most,
- ne plus ultra,
- new high,
- note,
- overlordship,
- palms,
- paramountcy,
- pastorate,
- pastorship,
- peerlessness,
- power,
- prebend,
- prebendaryship,
- precedence,
- predominance,
- predominancy,
- predomination,
- preeminence,
- prelacy,
- prelateship,
- prelature,
- preponderance,
- prepotence,
- prepotency,
- presbyterate,
- presbytery,
- presidency,
- principality,
- priority,
- record,
- rectorate,
- rectorship,
- rule,
- say,
- self-importance,
- significance,
- sovereignty,
- splendidness,
- splendiferousness,
- stress,
- superbness,
- supereminence,
- superexcellence,
- superfineness,
- superiority,
- supremacy,
- suzerainship,
- suzerainty,
- sway,
- top spot,
- unsurpassedness,
- upper hand,
- value,
- vicariate,
- vicarship,
- weight,
- whip hand,
- worth,
- zenith
- awe
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- an overwhelming feeling of wonder or admiration; "he stared over the edge with a feeling of awe"
- inspire awe in; "The famous professor awed the undergraduates" related words >
- abject fear,
- admiration,
- adoration,
- affright,
- alarm,
- amaze,
- amazement,
- apotheosis,
- appall,
- appreciation,
- approbation,
- approval,
- astonish,
- astonishment,
- astound,
- astoundment,
- awestrike,
- be widely reputed,
- bedaze,
- bedazzle,
- beguilement,
- bewilder,
- bewilderment,
- blue funk,
- boggle,
- bowl down,
- bowl over,
- breathless adoration,
- breathless wonder,
- command respect,
- confound,
- consideration,
- consternation,
- courtesy,
- cowardice,
- daunt,
- daze,
- dazzle,
- deference,
- deification,
- deter,
- discourage,
- dishearten,
- dismay,
- dread,
- dumbfound,
- dumbfounder,
- dumbfoundment,
- duty,
- esteem,
- estimation,
- exaggerated respect,
- fascination,
- favor,
- faze,
- fear,
- flabbergast,
- freeze,
- fright,
- funk,
- great respect,
- have prestige,
- hero worship,
- high regard,
- homage,
- honor,
- horrification,
- horrify,
- horror,
- idolatry,
- idolization,
- inspire respect,
- marvel,
- marveling,
- overawe,
- overwhelm,
- panic,
- panic fear,
- paralyze,
- perplex,
- petrify,
- phobia,
- prestige,
- puzzlement,
- rank high,
- regard,
- respect,
- reverence,
- reverential regard,
- scare,
- scare stiff,
- scare to death,
- sense of mystery,
- sense of wonder,
- shake,
- shock,
- spook,
- stagger,
- stampede,
- stand high,
- startle,
- stop,
- strike dead,
- strike dumb,
- strike terror into,
- strike with wonder,
- stun,
- stupefaction,
- stupefy,
- surprise,
- terrify,
- terror,
- terrorize,
- unholy dread,
- veneration,
- wonder,
- wonderment,
- worship
- mammon
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- (New Testament) a personification of wealth and avarice as an evil spirit; "ye cannot serve God and Mammon"
- wealth regarded as an evil influence related words >
- affluence,
- and pence,
- assets,
- bottomless purse,
- bulging purse,
- cash,
- circulating medium,
- coinage,
- coined liberty,
- cold cash,
- currency,
- dollars,
- easy circumstances,
- embarras de richesses,
- emergency money,
- filthy lucre,
- fortune,
- fractional currency,
- gold,
- handsome fortune,
- hard cash,
- hard currency,
- high income,
- high tax bracket,
- independence,
- legal tender,
- lucre,
- luxuriousness,
- managed currency,
- material wealth,
- medium of exchange,
- mintage,
- money,
- money to burn,
- moneybags,
- necessity money,
- opulence,
- opulency,
- pelf,
- possessions,
- postage currency,
- postal currency,
- pounds,
- property,
- prosperity,
- prosperousness,
- riches,
- richness,
- scrip,
- shillings,
- silver,
- six-figure income,
- soft currency,
- specie,
- sterling,
- substance,
- the almighty dollar,
- the wherewith,
- the wherewithal,
- treasure,
- upper bracket,
- wealth,
- wealthiness
- pressing
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- a metal or plastic part that is made by a mechanical press
- compelling immediate action; "too pressing to permit of longer delay"; "the urgent words `Hurry! Hurry!'"; "bridges in urgent need of repair" related words >
- abetment,
- actuating,
- acute,
- animating,
- blandishment,
- burning,
- buttonholing,
- cajolement,
- cajolery,
- causal,
- causative,
- clamant,
- clamorous,
- coactive,
- coaxing,
- compelling,
- compulsatory,
- compulsive,
- compulsory,
- concentration,
- constraining,
- critical,
- crucial,
- crying,
- decoction,
- demanding,
- directive,
- distillation,
- draining,
- driving,
- dunning,
- encouragement,
- exacting,
- exigent,
- exorbitant,
- expression,
- extortionate,
- goading,
- grasping,
- grave,
- high-pressure,
- high-priority,
- impelling,
- imperative,
- imperious,
- important,
- importunate,
- importunateness,
- importunity,
- impulsive,
- inducive,
- infusion,
- insistence,
- insistent,
- instance,
- instant,
- irresistible,
- loud,
- major,
- momentous,
- motivating,
- motivational,
- motive,
- moving,
- nagging,
- needling,
- persistent,
- pertinacious,
- pestering,
- pivotal,
- plaguing,
- plying,
- portentous,
- pressure,
- pricking,
- prodding,
- profound,
- rendering,
- rendition,
- restraining,
- serious,
- significant,
- soaking,
- spurring,
- squeezing,
- steeping,
- taxing,
- teasing,
- urgency,
- urgent,
- urging,
- vital,
- wheedling
- skittish
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- unpredictably excitable (especially of horses) related words >
- agitable,
- allergic,
- anaphylactic,
- animated,
- antic,
- bashful,
- capersome,
- changeable,
- coltish,
- combustible,
- confused,
- conscious,
- coquettish,
- cowardly,
- coy,
- delicate,
- demure,
- diffident,
- dizzy,
- edgy,
- emotional,
- emotionally unstable,
- empathetic,
- empathic,
- empty-headed,
- eruptive,
- excitable,
- explosive,
- exuberant,
- faddish,
- fearful,
- fearing,
- fearsome,
- fickle,
- flighty,
- flirtatious,
- frisky,
- frivolous,
- frolicsome,
- full of beans,
- gamesome,
- gay,
- giddy,
- goosy,
- harebrained,
- hearty,
- high-mettled,
- high-spirited,
- high-strung,
- highly emotional,
- hyperesthetic,
- hyperpathic,
- hypersensitive,
- in fear,
- inarticulate,
- inconstant,
- inflammable,
- irascible,
- irresponsible,
- irritable,
- itchy,
- jumpy,
- light,
- light-headed,
- lively,
- mercurial,
- mettlesome,
- mousy,
- nervous,
- overrefined,
- oversensible,
- oversensitive,
- overtender,
- passible,
- perturbable,
- playful,
- prickly,
- quicksilver,
- rabbity,
- rattlebrained,
- refined,
- responsive,
- restive,
- rollicking,
- rollicksome,
- rompish,
- scary,
- scatterbrained,
- self-conscious,
- sensitive,
- shaky,
- shamefaced,
- shamefast,
- shivery,
- shrinking,
- shy,
- skittery,
- spirited,
- sportive,
- sprightly,
- stammering,
- startlish,
- supersensitive,
- sympathetic,
- tactful,
- tender,
- tetchy,
- thin-skinned,
- ticklish,
- timid,
- timorous,
- touchy,
- toying,
- trembling,
- tremulous,
- trepidant,
- trigger-happy,
- undependable,
- unpredictable,
- unreliable,
- vacillating,
- versatile,
- vital,
- vivacious,
- volatile,
- volcanic,
- zestful,
- zippy
- elitist
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- someone who believes in rule by an elite group related words >
- exigent
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- requiring precise accuracy; "an exacting job"; "became more exigent over his pronunciation" related words >
- Spartan,
- Spartanic,
- accurate,
- acute,
- astringent,
- attentive,
- austere,
- authoritarian,
- burdensome,
- burning,
- charged,
- choiceless,
- clamant,
- clamorous,
- climacteric,
- close,
- compelling,
- compulsory,
- conscientious,
- correct,
- critical,
- crucial,
- crying,
- decisive,
- delicate,
- demanding,
- detailed,
- dour,
- draining,
- emergent,
- exact,
- exacting,
- exorbitant,
- exquisite,
- extortionate,
- fine,
- finical,
- finicking,
- finicky,
- fussy,
- grasping,
- grievous,
- grim,
- harsh,
- high-pressure,
- high-priority,
- imperative,
- imperious,
- importunate,
- insistent,
- instant,
- kairotic,
- loaded,
- loud,
- mandatory,
- menacing,
- meticulous,
- minute,
- narrow,
- necessary,
- necessitous,
- nice,
- obligatory,
- oppressive,
- particular,
- persistent,
- pertinacious,
- pivotal,
- precise,
- precisianistic,
- precisionistic,
- pregnant,
- pressing,
- punctilious,
- punctual,
- refined,
- religious,
- rigid,
- rigorous,
- rugged,
- scrupulous,
- scrutinizing,
- severe,
- stern,
- strict,
- stringent,
- subtle,
- superincumbent,
- taxing,
- threatening,
- tough,
- unsparing,
- urgent,
- weighty,
- without choice
- cyclone
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- a violent rotating windstorm
- (meteorology) rapid inward circulation of air masses about a low-pressure center; circling counterclockwise in the northern hemisphere and clockwise in the southern related words >
- air mass,
- anticyclone,
- baguio,
- blaze,
- burst,
- cold front,
- cold sector,
- convulsion,
- dirty weather,
- dust devil,
- eruption,
- explosion,
- fit,
- flare-up,
- foul weather,
- front,
- gale,
- gust,
- high,
- high-pressure area,
- hurricane,
- irruption,
- isobar,
- isometric,
- isometric line,
- isopiestic line,
- isotherm,
- isothermal line,
- line squall,
- low,
- low-pressure area,
- occluded front,
- outbreak,
- outburst,
- paroxysm,
- polar front,
- rainspout,
- rainstorm,
- rotary storm,
- rough weather,
- sand column,
- sandspout,
- seizure,
- snowstorm,
- spasm,
- squall,
- squall line,
- stationary front,
- storm,
- stormy weather,
- tempest,
- tempestuous rage,
- thunderstorm,
- tornado,
- twister,
- typhoon,
- upheaval,
- warm front,
- waterspout,
- weather map,
- whirlblast,
- whirlwind,
- wind eddy,
- wind-shift line,
- windstorm
- integrity
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- moral soundness; "he expects to find in us the common honesty and integrity of men of business"; "they admired his scrupulous professional integrity"
- an undivided or unbroken completeness or totality with nothing wanting; "the integrity of the nervous system is required for normal development"; "he took measures to insure the territorial unity of Croatia" related words >
- absoluteness,
- assured probity,
- blamelessness,
- character,
- cleanness,
- coherence,
- collectivity,
- combination,
- completeness,
- complex,
- comprehensiveness,
- decency,
- differentiation,
- differentness,
- distinctiveness,
- egohood,
- elementarity,
- embodiment,
- entireness,
- entirety,
- erectness,
- estimableness,
- exhaustiveness,
- fairness,
- forthrightness,
- fullness,
- fundamentality,
- fusion,
- good character,
- goodness,
- high ideals,
- high principles,
- high-mindedness,
- homogeneity,
- honesty,
- honor,
- honorableness,
- human factor,
- identity,
- immaculacy,
- inclusiveness,
- incorruptibility,
- incorruption,
- individualism,
- individuality,
- indivisibility,
- intactness,
- integer,
- integrality,
- integration,
- inviolability,
- irreducibility,
- irreproachability,
- irreproachableness,
- justice,
- justness,
- monism,
- moral excellence,
- moral strength,
- morality,
- nobility,
- nominalism,
- nonconformity,
- omnipresence,
- oneness,
- organic unity,
- particularism,
- particularity,
- perfection,
- personal equation,
- personal identity,
- personality,
- personship,
- pervasiveness,
- plainness,
- plenitude,
- principle,
- principles,
- probity,
- pureness,
- purity,
- rectitude,
- reputability,
- respectability,
- righteousness,
- self-identity,
- selfhood,
- selfness,
- selfsameness,
- severity,
- simpleness,
- simplicity,
- singleness,
- singularity,
- solidarity,
- solidification,
- solidity,
- soul,
- soundness,
- stability,
- stainlessness,
- starkness,
- straightforwardness,
- thoroughness,
- togetherness,
- totality,
- trustworthiness,
- ubiquity,
- unadulteration,
- undividedness,
- unification,
- uniformity,
- unimpeachability,
- unimpeachableness,
- uniqueness,
- unity,
- universality,
- univocity,
- unmixedness,
- unsophistication,
- unspottedness,
- uprightness,
- upstandingness,
- veracity,
- virtue,
- virtuousness,
- whole,
- wholeness,
- worthiness
- acme,
- apex,
- apogee,
- beatification,
- beatitude,
- bewitchment,
- blessedness,
- bliss,
- blissfulness,
- brow,
- cap,
- cheer,
- cheerfulness,
- climax,
- crest,
- crown,
- culmen,
- culmination,
- delectation,
- delight,
- ecstasy,
- ecstatics,
- edge,
- elation,
- enchantment,
- exaltation,
- exhilaration,
- extreme limit,
- extremity,
- exuberance,
- felicity,
- gaiety,
- gladness,
- glee,
- happiness,
- heaven,
- heavens,
- height,
- high noon,
- high spirits,
- highest pitch,
- highest point,
- intoxication,
- joy,
- joyance,
- joyfulness,
- limit,
- maximum,
- meridian,
- mountaintop,
- ne plus ultra,
- no place higher,
- noon,
- overhappiness,
- overjoyfulness,
- paradise,
- peak,
- pinnacle,
- pitch,
- point,
- pole,
- rapture,
- ravishment,
- ridge,
- seventh heaven,
- sky,
- spire,
- summit,
- sunshine,
- tip,
- tip-top,
- top,
- transport,
- unalloyed happiness,
- upmost,
- upper extremity,
- uppermost,
- utmost,
- vertex,
- very top,
- zenith
- Olympian,
- absolute,
- acclaimed,
- aerial,
- airy,
- altitudinous,
- apparent,
- arrant,
- arresting,
- ascendant,
- ascending,
- aspiring,
- august,
- authoritarian,
- authoritative,
- authorized,
- autocratic,
- blatant,
- bold,
- bulging,
- celebrated,
- chief,
- clean-cut,
- clear,
- clear as crystal,
- clear-cut,
- clothed with authority,
- colossal,
- commanding,
- competent,
- consequential,
- considerable,
- conspicuous,
- controlling,
- creditable,
- crystal-clear,
- defined,
- definite,
- discernible,
- distinct,
- distinguishable,
- distinguished,
- dominant,
- dominating,
- duly constituted,
- egregious,
- elevated,
- eminent,
- emissile,
- empowered,
- esteemed,
- estimable,
- ethereal,
- evident,
- ex officio,
- exalted,
- exceptional,
- excrescent,
- excrescential,
- extraordinary,
- extruding,
- eye-catching,
- famed,
- famous,
- first,
- flagrant,
- foremost,
- glaring,
- glorious,
- godlike,
- governing,
- great,
- hanging out,
- haughty,
- hegemonic,
- hegemonistic,
- heroic,
- high,
- high-pitched,
- high-reaching,
- high-set,
- high-up,
- honorable,
- honored,
- identifiable,
- illustrious,
- imperative,
- important,
- in focus,
- in relief,
- in the foreground,
- in the limelight,
- influential,
- jutting,
- lauded,
- leading,
- lofty,
- magnanimous,
- magnificent,
- main,
- majestic,
- marked,
- memorable,
- mighty,
- momentous,
- monocratic,
- monumental,
- mounting,
- noble,
- notable,
- noted,
- noteworthy,
- noticeable,
- notorious,
- obtrusive,
- obvious,
- of mark,
- official,
- ostensible,
- outstanding,
- outtopping,
- overlooking,
- overtopping,
- patent,
- plain,
- popular,
- potent,
- powerful,
- preeminent,
- prestigious,
- principal,
- prognathous,
- projecting,
- pronounced,
- protrudent,
- protruding,
- protrusile,
- protrusive,
- protuberant,
- protuberating,
- puissant,
- raised,
- ranking,
- rare,
- recognizable,
- remarkable,
- rememberable,
- renowned,
- reputable,
- respected,
- ruling,
- salient,
- senior,
- signal,
- significant,
- soaring,
- special,
- spiring,
- staring,
- stark-staring,
- steep,
- sticking out,
- striking,
- sublime,
- substantial,
- superb,
- superior,
- superlative,
- supernal,
- supreme,
- telling,
- to the front,
- topless,
- toplofty,
- topping,
- totalitarian,
- towering,
- towery,
- unforgettable,
- unmistakable,
- uplifted,
- upreared,
- weighty,
- well-defined,
- well-known,
- well-marked,
- well-pronounced,
- well-resolved,
- well-thought-of
- fugitive
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- someone who is sought by law officers; someone trying to elude justice
- someone who flees from an uncongenial situation; "fugitives from the sweatshops" related words >
- DP,
- Judas,
- absconder,
- at large,
- betrayer,
- bolter,
- brief,
- brittle,
- capricious,
- changeable,
- circumforaneous,
- convict,
- corruptible,
- criminal,
- crook,
- deceiver,
- deciduous,
- deserter,
- desperado,
- desperate criminal,
- disappearing,
- discursive,
- disengaged,
- displaced person,
- dissolving,
- divagatory,
- double-dealer,
- drifting,
- dying,
- eloper,
- emigre,
- ephemeral,
- errant,
- escape artist,
- escaped,
- escapee,
- escaper,
- escapist,
- evacuee,
- evanescent,
- evaporating,
- fading,
- felon,
- fickle,
- fled,
- fleeing,
- fleer,
- fleeting,
- flitting,
- floating,
- flown,
- fly-by-night,
- flying,
- footloose,
- footloose and fancy-free,
- fragile,
- frail,
- free,
- fugacious,
- gadding,
- gallows bird,
- gangster,
- gaolbird,
- gypsy-like,
- gypsyish,
- hot,
- impermanent,
- impetuous,
- impulsive,
- in flight,
- inconstant,
- insubstantial,
- jailbird,
- landloping,
- lawbreaker,
- loose,
- meandering,
- melting,
- migrational,
- migratory,
- mobster,
- momentary,
- mortal,
- mutable,
- nomad,
- nomadic,
- nondurable,
- nonpermanent,
- on the lam,
- on the loose,
- out of,
- outlaw,
- passing,
- perishable,
- public enemy,
- quisling,
- racketeer,
- rambling,
- ranging,
- refugee,
- roaming,
- roving,
- runagate,
- runaway,
- running away,
- scofflaw,
- scot-free,
- shifting,
- short-lived,
- skedaddler,
- stateless person,
- straggling,
- straying,
- strolling,
- swindler,
- temporal,
- temporary,
- thief,
- thug,
- traipsing,
- traitor,
- transient,
- transitive,
- transitory,
- transmigratory,
- two-timer,
- undurable,
- unenduring,
- unstable,
- vagabond,
- vagrant,
- vanishing,
- volatile,
- wandering,
- well out of
- coarseness
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- the quality of lacking taste and refinement
- looseness or roughness in texture (as of cloth)
- the quality of being composed of relatively large particles related words >
- Adam,
- Gothicism,
- animalism,
- animality,
- bad manners,
- bad taste,
- barbarism,
- barbarousness,
- baseness,
- beastliness,
- bestiality,
- bodily size,
- body,
- bombasticness,
- brutality,
- brutishness,
- bulk,
- cacology,
- cacophony,
- caddishness,
- callowness,
- carnal nature,
- carnal-mindedness,
- carnality,
- clumsiness,
- coarse-grainedness,
- commonness,
- corpulence,
- cracked voice,
- crassness,
- crudeness,
- crudity,
- cumbrousness,
- depth,
- discord,
- discourteousness,
- discourtesy,
- distance through,
- dryness,
- dysphemism,
- earthiness,
- fallen nature,
- fallen state,
- fatness,
- flesh,
- fleshliness,
- fourth-rateness,
- frankness,
- gaudiness,
- gracelessness,
- graininess,
- granularity,
- granulation,
- greenness,
- grittiness,
- gross behavior,
- grossness,
- gruffness,
- gutturalism,
- gutturality,
- gutturalness,
- hardness,
- harshness,
- heaviness,
- hoarseness,
- humbleness,
- huskiness,
- ill breeding,
- ill manners,
- ill-balanced sentences,
- immatureness,
- immaturity,
- impoliteness,
- impropriety,
- impurity,
- incivility,
- inconcinnity,
- inconsiderateness,
- incorrectness,
- indecorousness,
- inelegance,
- inelegancy,
- infelicity,
- inferiority,
- inferiorness,
- insensitivity,
- inurbanity,
- lack of finish,
- lack of polish,
- lapsed state,
- leadenness,
- loudness,
- loutishness,
- lowliness,
- mannerlessness,
- mass,
- materialism,
- meanness,
- meretriciousness,
- nondevelopment,
- nonspirituality,
- obscenity,
- offensiveness,
- oversimplicity,
- oversimplification,
- pompousness,
- ponderousness,
- poor diction,
- poorness,
- postlapsarian state,
- raciness,
- rankness,
- raspiness,
- raucity,
- rawness,
- reductionism,
- ribaldry,
- roughness,
- rudeness,
- saltiness,
- scrapiness,
- scratchiness,
- second-rateness,
- sesquipedalianism,
- sesquipedality,
- simplism,
- slipshod construction,
- spiciness,
- stertorousness,
- stiltedness,
- swinishness,
- tactlessness,
- tastelessness,
- the Old Adam,
- the beast,
- the flesh,
- the offending Adam,
- the rough,
- the third dimension,
- thickness,
- third-rateness,
- throatiness,
- turgidity,
- ugliness,
- uncourtliness,
- uncouthness,
- uncultivation,
- undevelopment,
- uneuphoniousness,
- unfinish,
- unfinishedness,
- unfledgedness,
- ungallantness,
- ungentlemanliness,
- ungracefulness,
- ungraciousness,
- unmannerliness,
- unpoliteness,
- unrefinement,
- unripeness,
- unseemliness,
- unsolicitousness,
- unspirituality,
- unwieldiness,
- vulgarism,
- vulgarity
- aboideau,
- air lock,
- direct tide,
- dock gate,
- ebb,
- ebb and flow,
- ebb tide,
- flood,
- flood tide,
- flood-hatch,
- floodgate,
- flow,
- flux,
- flux and reflux,
- full tide,
- gate,
- head gate,
- high tide,
- high water,
- lock,
- lock gate,
- low tide,
- low water,
- lunar tide,
- neap,
- neap tide,
- opposite tide,
- penstock,
- refluence,
- reflux,
- rip,
- riptide,
- sluice,
- sluice gate,
- solar tide,
- spring tide,
- thalassometer,
- tidal amplitude,
- tidal current,
- tidal current chart,
- tidal flow,
- tidal range,
- tide,
- tide chart,
- tide gauge,
- tide race,
- tide rip,
- tidewater,
- tideway,
- water gate,
- weir
- crazy
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- someone deranged and possibly dangerous
- intensely enthusiastic about or preoccupied with; "crazy about cars and racing"
- possessed by inordinate excitement; "the crowd went crazy"; "was crazy to try his new bicycle"
- bizarre or fantastic; "had a crazy dream"; "wore a crazy hat"
- marked by foolish or unreasoning fondness; "she was crazy about him"; "gaga over the rock group's new album"; "he was infatuated with her"
- foolish; totally unsound; "a crazy scheme"; "half-baked ideas"; "a screwball proposal without a prayer of working" related words >
- abnormal,
- absurd,
- anamorphous,
- ape,
- apish,
- arrested,
- asinine,
- askew,
- asymmetric,
- avid,
- babbling,
- backward,
- balmy,
- bananas,
- barmy,
- bats,
- batty,
- befooled,
- beguiled,
- bent,
- bereft of reason,
- besotted,
- beyond belief,
- bicolor,
- bicolored,
- big,
- bizarre,
- blithering,
- bonkers,
- bowed,
- brainless,
- brainsick,
- buffoonish,
- burbling,
- certifiable,
- cockamamie,
- cockeyed,
- colorful,
- colory,
- contorted,
- crackbrained,
- cracked,
- crackers,
- crackpot,
- crazed,
- credulous,
- cretinistic,
- cretinous,
- crooked,
- crumpled,
- crunched,
- cuckoo,
- daedal,
- daffy,
- daft,
- damned,
- dazed,
- deluded,
- demented,
- deprived of reason,
- deranged,
- deviative,
- dichromatic,
- dippy,
- disoriented,
- distorted,
- distraught,
- dithering,
- divers-colored,
- dizzy,
- doting,
- dotty,
- dreadful,
- driveling,
- drooling,
- dumb,
- eager,
- enthusiastic,
- erratic,
- excited,
- extravagant,
- fantastic,
- fatuitous,
- fatuous,
- flaked-out,
- flaky,
- flighty,
- fond,
- fool,
- foolheaded,
- foolish,
- fuddled,
- futile,
- gaga,
- goofy,
- grotesque,
- gulled,
- half-baked,
- half-witted,
- hallucinated,
- harebrained,
- harlequin,
- high-flown,
- idiotic,
- ill-considered,
- imbecile,
- imbecilic,
- impracticable,
- impractical,
- imprudent,
- inane,
- incredible,
- inept,
- infatuated,
- insane,
- irrational,
- irregular,
- kaleidoscopic,
- keen,
- keen on,
- kooky,
- labyrinthine,
- larruping,
- laughable,
- lawful,
- loco,
- loony,
- lopsided,
- ludicrous,
- lunatic,
- mad,
- maddened,
- main,
- maniac,
- manic,
- many-colored,
- maudlin,
- maundering,
- mazed,
- medley,
- mental,
- mentally defective,
- mentally deficient,
- mentally handicapped,
- mentally retarded,
- meshuggah,
- mongoloid,
- monstrous,
- moon-struck,
- moonstruck,
- moronic,
- motley,
- multicolor,
- multicolored,
- multicolorous,
- non compos,
- non compos mentis,
- nonsensical,
- nonsymmetric,
- not all there,
- not right,
- nuts,
- nutty,
- odd,
- of unsound mind,
- off,
- one-sided,
- outrageous,
- outre,
- parti-color,
- parti-colored,
- pointless,
- polychromatic,
- polychrome,
- polychromic,
- poppycockish,
- possessed,
- potty,
- preposterous,
- prismal,
- psycho,
- queer,
- rash,
- reasonless,
- reckless,
- retarded,
- ridiculous,
- risible,
- round the bend,
- sappy,
- screwball,
- screwy,
- senseless,
- sentimental,
- shot,
- shot through,
- sick,
- silly,
- simple,
- simpleminded,
- simpletonian,
- slobbering,
- spectral,
- sprung,
- stark-mad,
- stark-staring mad,
- strange,
- stupid,
- subnormal,
- tetched,
- thoughtless,
- thunder and lightning,
- tortuous,
- touched,
- trichromatic,
- trichromic,
- tricolor,
- tricolored,
- twisted,
- two-tone,
- unbalanced,
- unhinged,
- unsane,
- unsettled,
- unsound,
- unsymmetric,
- unworkable,
- varicolored,
- variegated,
- versicolor,
- versicolored,
- wacky,
- wandering,
- warped,
- weird,
- wet,
- wild,
- witless,
- zealous
- blameless
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- free of guilt; not subject to blame; "has lived a blameless life"; "of irreproachable character"; "an unimpeachable reputation" related words >
- Christian,
- angelic,
- childlike,
- clean,
- clear,
- creditable,
- decent,
- dovelike,
- erect,
- estimable,
- ethical,
- exemplary,
- fair,
- faultless,
- full of integrity,
- good,
- guiltless,
- high-minded,
- high-principled,
- highly respectable,
- honest,
- honorable,
- immaculate,
- in the clear,
- incorrupt,
- inculpable,
- innocent,
- inviolate,
- irreprehensible,
- irreproachable,
- just,
- lamblike,
- law-abiding,
- law-loving,
- law-revering,
- lily-white,
- manly,
- moral,
- noble,
- not guilty,
- offenseless,
- prelapsarian,
- principled,
- pristine,
- pure,
- reproachless,
- reputable,
- respectable,
- right,
- right-minded,
- righteous,
- sans reproche,
- sinless,
- spotless,
- stainless,
- sterling,
- true-dealing,
- true-devoted,
- true-disposing,
- true-souled,
- true-spirited,
- truehearted,
- unblemished,
- uncorrupt,
- uncorrupted,
- undefiled,
- unfallen,
- unimpeachable,
- unlapsed,
- unspotted,
- unstained,
- unsullied,
- untarnished,
- untouched by evil,
- upright,
- uprighteous,
- upstanding,
- virtuous,
- with clean hands,
- without reproach,
- worthy,
- yeomanly
- snob
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- a person regarded as arrogant and annoying related words >
- inequitable
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- not equitable or fair; "the inequitable division of wealth"; "inequitable taxation" related words >
- audible
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- a football play is changed orally after both teams have assumed their positions at the line of scrimmage
- heard or perceptible by the ear; "he spoke in an audible whisper" related words >
- prosperity
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- the condition of prospering; having good fortune
- an economic state of growth with rising profits and full employment related words >
- Saturnia regna,
- Saturnian age,
- abundance,
- accomplishment,
- advantage,
- affluence,
- age of Aquarius,
- arrival,
- assets,
- bed of roses,
- benefit,
- boom,
- bottoming out,
- bottomless purse,
- bounty,
- bulging purse,
- business cycle,
- business fluctuations,
- bust,
- cooling off,
- crisis,
- depression,
- do,
- downturn,
- ease,
- easy circumstances,
- easy street,
- economic cycle,
- economic expansion,
- economic growth,
- embarras de richesses,
- era of prosperity,
- expanding economy,
- expansion,
- fair weather,
- fortunate outcome,
- fortune,
- go,
- gold,
- golden age,
- golden era,
- golden time,
- good,
- good fortune,
- good times,
- growth,
- halcyon days,
- handsome fortune,
- heaven,
- heyday,
- high growth rate,
- high income,
- high tax bracket,
- independence,
- inflation,
- interest,
- life of ease,
- low,
- lucre,
- luxuriousness,
- luxury,
- mammon,
- market expansion,
- material wealth,
- millennium,
- money,
- money to burn,
- moneybags,
- opulence,
- opulency,
- palmy days,
- peak,
- peaking,
- pelf,
- piping times,
- plenty,
- possessions,
- property,
- prosperous issue,
- prosperousness,
- recession,
- recovery,
- reign of Saturn,
- riches,
- richness,
- rosy era,
- six-figure income,
- slowdown,
- slump,
- substance,
- success,
- sunshine,
- the good life,
- thriving,
- treasure,
- upper bracket,
- upturn,
- utopia,
- victory,
- wealth,
- wealthiness,
- well-being
- congestion
collapse
- excessive crowding; "traffic congestion"
- excessive accumulation of blood or other fluid in a body part related words >
- amplitude,
- bar,
- barrier,
- blank wall,
- blind alley,
- blind gut,
- block,
- blockade,
- blockage,
- bottleneck,
- cecum,
- choking,
- choking off,
- clog,
- closeness,
- compactness,
- congestedness,
- consistence,
- consistency,
- constipation,
- costiveness,
- crowdedness,
- cul-de-sac,
- dead end,
- denseness,
- density,
- embolism,
- embolus,
- engorgement,
- firmness,
- flood tide,
- full,
- fullness,
- gluiness,
- glut,
- gorge,
- hardness,
- high tide,
- high water,
- hyperemia,
- impasse,
- impediment,
- impenetrability,
- impermeability,
- impletion,
- imporosity,
- incompressibility,
- infarct,
- infarction,
- jam,
- jammedness,
- obstacle,
- obstipation,
- obstruction,
- overbrimming,
- overburden,
- overcharge,
- overflow,
- overfreight,
- overfullness,
- overload,
- overspill,
- overweight,
- plenitude,
- plethora,
- relative density,
- repletion,
- satiety,
- saturation,
- saturation point,
- sealing off,
- solidity,
- solidness,
- specific gravity,
- spissitude,
- spring tide,
- stop,
- stoppage,
- strangulation,
- supersaturation,
- surcharge,
- surfeit,
- thickness,
- viscidity,
- viscosity,
- viscousness
- isometric
collapse
- of or involving muscular contraction in which tension increases while length remains constant
- of a crystal system characterized by three equal axes at right angles
- having equal dimensions or measurements
- related by an isometry related words >
- ritualistic
collapse
- of or characterized by or adhering to ritualism; "a feudal or ritualistic society"; "the ritualistic killing of a sheep" related words >
- waft
collapse
- be driven or carried along, as by the air; "Sounds wafted into the room"
- blow gently; "A breeze wafted through the door" related words >
- air express,
- airfreight,
- airlift,
- asportation,
- bear,
- bear up,
- bearing,
- blast,
- blow,
- blow a hurricane,
- blow great guns,
- blow over,
- blow up,
- bluster,
- breath,
- breath of air,
- breeze,
- breeze up,
- brew,
- buoy,
- buoy up,
- capful of wind,
- carriage,
- carry,
- carrying,
- cartage,
- come up,
- conduct,
- convey,
- conveyance,
- drayage,
- expressage,
- ferriage,
- flatus,
- float,
- float high,
- fly,
- freight,
- freightage,
- freshen,
- gather,
- haulage,
- hauling,
- hold up,
- huff,
- lift,
- lighterage,
- lug,
- lugging,
- manhandle,
- pack,
- packing,
- pipe up,
- portage,
- porterage,
- puff,
- puff of air,
- puff of wind,
- rage,
- railway express,
- ride high,
- set in,
- shipment,
- shipping,
- squall,
- stir of air,
- storm,
- sustain,
- take,
- telpherage,
- tote,
- toting,
- transport,
- transportation,
- transshipment,
- truckage,
- upbear,
- uphold,
- uplift,
- upraise,
- waftage,
- wagonage,
- whiff,
- whiffet,
- whiffle,
- whisk,
- wing
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