Related Words:
- adolescent stream,
- arroyo,
- beck,
- bourn,
- braided stream,
- branch,
- brook,
- brooklet,
- burn,
- channel,
- creek,
- crick,
- flowing stream,
- fluviation,
- fresh,
- freshet,
- gill,
- kill,
- lazy stream,
- meandering stream,
- midchannel,
- midstream,
- moving road,
- navigable river,
- race,
- racing stream,
- river,
- rivulet,
- run,
- rundle,
- runlet,
- runnel,
- sike,
- spill stream,
- stream,
- stream action,
- streamlet,
- subterranean river,
- wadi,
- watercourse,
- waterway
- rivulet
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- adolescent stream,
- arroyo,
- beck,
- bourn,
- braided stream,
- branch,
- brook,
- brooklet,
- burn,
- channel,
- creek,
- crick,
- flowing stream,
- fluviation,
- fresh,
- freshet,
- gill,
- kill,
- lazy stream,
- meandering stream,
- midchannel,
- midstream,
- millstream,
- moving road,
- navigable river,
- race,
- racing stream,
- river,
- run,
- rundle,
- runlet,
- runnel,
- sike,
- spill stream,
- stream,
- stream action,
- streamlet,
- subterranean river,
- wadi,
- watercourse,
- waterway
- engram
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- a postulated biochemical change (presumably in neural tissue) that represents a memory related words >
- Mnemosyne,
- affect memory,
- anterograde memory,
- archetypal pattern,
- archetype,
- atavism,
- collective memory,
- computer memory,
- disk memory,
- drum memory,
- emotional response,
- father image,
- image,
- imago,
- information storage,
- kinesthetic memory,
- memory,
- memory bank,
- memory circuit,
- memory trace,
- mind,
- mneme,
- race memory,
- recollection,
- remembrance,
- screen memory,
- skill,
- souvenir,
- tape memory,
- traumatic trace,
- unconscious memory,
- verbal response,
- visual memory
- steeplechaser
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- a horse trained to run in steeplechases related words >
- broncobuster,
- buckaroo,
- caballero,
- cavalier,
- cavalryman,
- chevalier,
- circus rider,
- cowboy,
- cowgirl,
- cowpuncher,
- entry,
- equestrian,
- equestrienne,
- favorite,
- gaucho,
- horse soldier,
- horseback rider,
- horsebacker,
- horseman,
- horsewoman,
- jockey,
- knight,
- mounted policeman,
- mudder,
- plate horse,
- plater,
- pole horse,
- pony,
- postboy,
- postilion,
- puncher,
- race horse,
- racer,
- rider,
- roughrider,
- stable,
- stake horse,
- staker,
- starter,
- string,
- trick rider,
- vaquero
- fragility
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- lack of physical strength
- quality of being easily damaged or destroyed related words >
- amiable weakness,
- breakability,
- breakableness,
- brittleness,
- cachexia,
- cachexy,
- changeableness,
- chronic ill health,
- collapse,
- crackability,
- crackableness,
- crispness,
- crumbliness,
- crushability,
- crushableness,
- daintiness,
- debilitation,
- debility,
- decrepitude,
- delicacy,
- delicate health,
- destructibility,
- disintegration,
- effeminacy,
- enervation,
- exhaustion,
- feebleness,
- fissility,
- flimsiness,
- fracturableness,
- frailty,
- frangibility,
- friability,
- healthlessness,
- human frailty,
- hypochondria,
- hypochondriasis,
- ill health,
- indecisiveness,
- infirmity,
- infirmity of will,
- inherent vice,
- invalidism,
- invalidity,
- irresolution,
- lacerability,
- languishing,
- languishment,
- lightness,
- moral weakness,
- morbidity,
- morbidness,
- peakedness,
- poor health,
- sickliness,
- sleaziness,
- slightness,
- unhealthiness,
- unsoundness,
- unsubstantiality,
- unwholesomeness,
- valetudinarianism,
- velleity,
- vulnerability,
- wasting,
- weakliness,
- wispiness,
- womanishness
- civilize
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- raise from a barbaric to a civilized state; "The wild child found wandering in the forest was gradually civilized" related words >
- acculturate,
- advance,
- ameliorate,
- amend,
- anthropomorphize,
- better,
- boost,
- bring forward,
- broaden,
- broaden the mind,
- catechize,
- demonstrate,
- direct,
- domesticate,
- edify,
- educate,
- elevate,
- emend,
- enhance,
- enlighten,
- enrich,
- fatten,
- favor,
- forward,
- foster,
- give instruction,
- give lessons in,
- go straight,
- ground,
- guide,
- humanize,
- illumine,
- improve,
- improve upon,
- inform,
- instruct,
- lard,
- lift,
- make an improvement,
- make human,
- meliorate,
- mend,
- nurture,
- open the eyes,
- polish,
- promote,
- raise,
- reeducate,
- refine,
- refine upon,
- reform,
- school,
- set right,
- sharpen the wits,
- show,
- show how,
- socialize,
- straighten out,
- tame,
- teach,
- teach a lesson,
- teach the rudiments,
- transfigure,
- transform,
- upgrade,
- uplift
- terrestrial
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- operating or living or growing on land related words >
- Cynthian,
- Philistine,
- anagalactic,
- asteroidal,
- astral,
- astrologic,
- astrologistic,
- astrologous,
- astronomic,
- astrophysical,
- carnal,
- carnal-minded,
- celestial,
- circumplanetary,
- cislunar,
- earth,
- earthbound,
- earthling,
- earthly,
- earthy,
- empyreal,
- empyrean,
- equinoctial,
- extragalactic,
- fluvioterrestrial,
- galactic,
- geophilous,
- global,
- heavenly,
- heliacal,
- human,
- intercosmic,
- interplanetary,
- intersidereal,
- interstellar,
- lunar,
- lunary,
- lunate,
- lunular,
- lunulate,
- material,
- materialistic,
- meteoric,
- meteoritic,
- mortal,
- mundane,
- nebular,
- nebulose,
- nebulous,
- planetal,
- planetarian,
- planetary,
- planetesimal,
- profane,
- prosaic,
- secular,
- semilunar,
- sidereal,
- solar,
- sphery,
- star-spangled,
- star-studded,
- starry,
- stellar,
- stellary,
- subastral,
- sublunar,
- tellurian,
- telluric,
- temporal,
- terraqueous,
- terrene,
- unspiritual,
- uranic,
- worldly,
- zodiacal
- Little Joe,
- biquadrate,
- bout,
- contest,
- decathlon,
- double-header,
- doubles,
- event,
- four,
- four-part diaphony,
- game,
- games of chance,
- go,
- match,
- meet,
- pentathlon,
- play,
- play-off,
- quad,
- quadrangle,
- quadrature,
- quadrennium,
- quadrilateral,
- quadrille,
- quadrinomial,
- quadruplet,
- quartet,
- quatern,
- quaternary,
- quaternion,
- quaternity,
- quatrefoil,
- race,
- rectangle,
- runoff,
- singles,
- sport,
- square,
- square dance,
- squaring,
- tetrad,
- tetragon,
- tetragram,
- tetragrammaton,
- tetrahedron,
- tetralogy,
- tetraphony,
- tetrapody,
- threesome,
- twosome
- dirty pool,
- dirty trick,
- donkeywork,
- double-dealing,
- drudgery,
- duplicity,
- employment,
- fag,
- falseheartedness,
- fatigue,
- foul play,
- grind,
- handiwork,
- handwork,
- industry,
- labor,
- lick,
- lick of work,
- manual labor,
- moil,
- perfidiousness,
- perfidy,
- rat race,
- scut work,
- slavery,
- spadework,
- stroke,
- stroke of work,
- sweat,
- task,
- tiresome work,
- toil,
- travail,
- treacherousness,
- treachery,
- treadmill,
- work
- wretch
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- performs some wicked deed related words >
- Bowery bum,
- beachcomber,
- beggar,
- beggarly fellow,
- blackguard,
- blighter,
- budmash,
- bum,
- bummer,
- caitiff,
- cur,
- derelict,
- devil,
- dog,
- drifter,
- drunkard,
- good-for-naught,
- good-for-nothing,
- hobo,
- human wreck,
- knave,
- lowlife,
- martyr,
- mauvais sujet,
- mean wretch,
- mucker,
- no-good,
- object of compassion,
- pauvre diable,
- pilgarlic,
- poor creature,
- poor devil,
- prey,
- rapscallion,
- rascal,
- rogue,
- rotter,
- sad case,
- sad sack,
- scalawag,
- scoundrel,
- scum,
- skid-row bum,
- skunk,
- snake,
- stiff,
- stinkard,
- stinker,
- sufferer,
- sundowner,
- swagman,
- toad,
- tramp,
- truant,
- vag,
- vagabond,
- vagrant,
- vaurien,
- victim,
- villain,
- wastrel,
- worm,
- worthless fellow
- misstatement
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- a statement that contains a mistake related words >
- abstractionism,
- bloomer,
- blooper,
- blunder,
- clerical error,
- coloring,
- confabulation,
- corrigendum,
- deformation,
- distortion,
- equivocation,
- erratum,
- error,
- exaggeration,
- expressionism,
- fabrication,
- failure,
- false coloring,
- false swearing,
- falsehood,
- falsification,
- falsifying,
- fault,
- faute,
- faux pas,
- gaffe,
- garbling,
- howler,
- human error,
- hyperbole,
- inaccuracy,
- injustice,
- lapsus linguae,
- lie,
- litotes,
- misapprehension,
- miscalculation,
- miscarriage,
- miscitation,
- miscoloring,
- misconception,
- misconstruction,
- miscount,
- misdeal,
- misdrawing,
- misidentification,
- misinterpretation,
- misjudgment,
- mispainting,
- misplay,
- misprint,
- misquotation,
- misreport,
- misrepresentation,
- miss,
- mistake,
- misteaching,
- misunderstanding,
- misuse,
- nonrealism,
- overdrawing,
- overstatement,
- perjury,
- perversion,
- prevarication,
- slanting,
- solecism,
- straining,
- twisting,
- typo,
- typographical error,
- understatement,
- untruth
- suttee
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- the act of a Hindu widow willingly cremating herself on the funeral pyre of her dead husband related words >
- blazing,
- blistering,
- branding,
- burning,
- burnt offering,
- calcination,
- car of Jagannath,
- carbonization,
- cauterization,
- cautery,
- cineration,
- collection,
- combustion,
- concremation,
- cracking,
- cremation,
- cupellation,
- deflagration,
- destructive distillation,
- disembowelment,
- distillation,
- distilling,
- drink offering,
- ex voto offering,
- felo-de-se,
- flaming,
- hara-kiri,
- heave offering,
- hecatomb,
- holocaust,
- human sacrifice,
- immolation,
- incense,
- incineration,
- infanticide,
- libation,
- mactation,
- mass suicide,
- oblation,
- offering,
- offertory,
- oxidation,
- oxidization,
- parching,
- peace offering,
- piacular offering,
- pyrolysis,
- refining,
- ritual suicide,
- sacramental offering,
- sacrifice,
- scapegoat,
- scorching,
- scorification,
- searing,
- self-destruction,
- self-immolation,
- self-murder,
- self-sacrifice,
- seppuku,
- singeing,
- smelting,
- suicide,
- sutteeism,
- thank offering,
- the stake,
- thermogenesis,
- vesication,
- votive offering,
- whole offering
- suborder
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- (biology) taxonomic group that is a subdivision of an order related words >
- biotype,
- blood,
- bracket,
- branch,
- caste,
- category,
- clan,
- class,
- division,
- estate,
- family,
- genotype,
- genus,
- grade,
- group,
- grouping,
- head,
- heading,
- kin,
- kingdom,
- label,
- level,
- order,
- phylum,
- pigeonhole,
- position,
- predicament,
- race,
- rank,
- rating,
- rubric,
- section,
- sept,
- series,
- set,
- species,
- station,
- status,
- strain,
- stratum,
- subclass,
- subdivision,
- subfamily,
- subgenus,
- subgroup,
- subkingdom,
- subspecies,
- subtribe,
- superclass,
- superfamily,
- superorder,
- superspecies,
- title,
- tribe,
- variety
- poor devil
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- someone you feel sorry for related words >
- Bowery bum,
- almsman,
- almswoman,
- bankrupt,
- beachcomber,
- beggar,
- beggarly fellow,
- blighter,
- budmash,
- bum,
- bummer,
- caitiff,
- casual,
- charity case,
- derelict,
- devil,
- down-and-out,
- down-and-outer,
- drifter,
- drunkard,
- good-for-naught,
- good-for-nothing,
- hardcase,
- hobo,
- human wreck,
- indigent,
- lowlife,
- martyr,
- mauvais sujet,
- mean wretch,
- mucker,
- no-good,
- object of compassion,
- pauper,
- pauvre diable,
- penniless man,
- pilgarlic,
- poor creature,
- poor man,
- poorling,
- prey,
- sad case,
- sad sack,
- skid-row bum,
- starveling,
- stiff,
- sufferer,
- sundowner,
- swagman,
- tramp,
- truant,
- vag,
- vagabond,
- vagrant,
- vaurien,
- victim,
- wastrel,
- welfare client,
- worthless fellow,
- wretch
- odium
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- state of disgrace resulting from detestable behavior related words >
- Anglophobia,
- Russophobia,
- abhorrence,
- abomination,
- anti-Semitism,
- antipathy,
- aversion,
- bigotry,
- degradation,
- demotion,
- depluming,
- despitefulness,
- detestation,
- discredit,
- disesteem,
- dishonor,
- dislike,
- displuming,
- disrepute,
- execration,
- hate,
- hatred,
- ignobility,
- ignominiousness,
- ignominy,
- infamousness,
- infamy,
- ingloriousness,
- loathing,
- loss of honor,
- malevolence,
- malice,
- malignity,
- misandry,
- misanthropy,
- misogyny,
- obloquy,
- opprobrium,
- race hatred,
- racism,
- repugnance,
- shame,
- spite,
- spitefulness,
- stain,
- vials of hate,
- vials of wrath,
- xenophobia
- stranger
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- anyone who does not belong in the environment in which they are found related words >
- Jim Crow,
- Uitlander,
- alien,
- apartheid,
- auslander,
- barbarian,
- color bar,
- deracine,
- displaced person,
- division,
- emigre,
- ethnocentrism,
- exclusiveness,
- exile,
- foreign devil,
- foreigner,
- gringo,
- immigrant,
- insularity,
- insulation,
- isolation,
- know-nothingism,
- narrowness,
- newcomer,
- out-group,
- outcast,
- outlander,
- outlaw,
- outsider,
- parochialism,
- persona non grata,
- quarantine,
- race hatred,
- racial segregation,
- refugee,
- seclusion,
- segregation,
- separation,
- snobbishness,
- the Wandering Jew,
- tightness,
- tramontane,
- transient,
- ultramontane,
- visitor,
- wanderer,
- xenophobia
- abuse of terms,
- agreement to disagree,
- argument,
- catachresis,
- clerical error,
- contorting,
- controversy,
- corrigendum,
- cross-purposes,
- difference,
- difference of opinion,
- difficulty,
- disagreement,
- discord,
- disparity,
- dispute,
- dissension,
- distortion,
- dividedness,
- division,
- eisegesis,
- erratum,
- error,
- failure,
- fault,
- faute,
- garbling,
- gloss,
- human error,
- malentendu,
- malobservation,
- misapplication,
- misapprehension,
- miscalculation,
- miscarriage,
- miscitation,
- misconception,
- misconstruction,
- miscount,
- misdeal,
- misexplanation,
- misexplication,
- misexposition,
- misidentification,
- misintelligence,
- misinterpretation,
- misjudgment,
- misplay,
- misprint,
- misquotation,
- misreading,
- misrendering,
- misreport,
- miss,
- misstatement,
- mistake,
- mistaking,
- mistranslation,
- misuse,
- misuse of words,
- odds,
- perversion,
- polarization,
- quarrel,
- rift,
- squeezing,
- torturing,
- twisting,
- typo,
- typographical error,
- variance,
- wrenching,
- wrong impression
- Thespian art,
- amateur theatricals,
- blazon,
- blood and thunder,
- bravura,
- brilliancy,
- daring,
- dash,
- demonstration,
- demonstrativeness,
- display,
- dramatic art,
- dramatic form,
- dramatic irony,
- dramatic stroke,
- dramatic structure,
- dramaticism,
- dramatics,
- dramatism,
- dramaturgy,
- eclat,
- emotional appeal,
- emotionalism,
- emotionality,
- emotionalization,
- emotionalizing,
- emotiveness,
- emotivity,
- etalage,
- exhibition,
- exhibitionism,
- false front,
- fanfaronade,
- figure,
- flair,
- flaunt,
- flaunting,
- flourish,
- histrionics,
- histrionism,
- human interest,
- love interest,
- making scenes,
- manifestation,
- melodrama,
- melodramatics,
- nonrationalness,
- pageant,
- pageantry,
- parade,
- play construction,
- sensationalism,
- sham,
- show,
- showing-off,
- spectacle,
- splash,
- splurge,
- staginess,
- theatricalism,
- theatricality,
- theatricals,
- theatricism,
- unreasoningness,
- vaunt,
- visceralness,
- yellow journalism
- histrionics
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- a deliberate display of emotion for effect related words >
- Thespian art,
- amateur theatricals,
- blazon,
- blood and thunder,
- bravura,
- brilliancy,
- daring,
- dash,
- demonstration,
- demonstrativeness,
- display,
- dramatic art,
- dramatic form,
- dramatic irony,
- dramatic stroke,
- dramatic structure,
- dramaticism,
- dramatics,
- dramatism,
- dramaturgy,
- eclat,
- emotional appeal,
- emotionalism,
- emotionality,
- emotionalization,
- emotionalizing,
- emotiveness,
- emotivity,
- etalage,
- exhibition,
- exhibitionism,
- false front,
- fanfaronade,
- figure,
- flair,
- flaunt,
- flaunting,
- flourish,
- histrionism,
- human interest,
- love interest,
- making scenes,
- manifestation,
- melodrama,
- melodramatics,
- nonrationalness,
- pageant,
- pageantry,
- parade,
- play construction,
- sensationalism,
- sham,
- show,
- showing-off,
- spectacle,
- splash,
- splurge,
- staginess,
- theatricalism,
- theatricality,
- theatricals,
- theatricism,
- theatrics,
- unreasoningness,
- vaunt,
- visceralness,
- yellow journalism
- lightness
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- having a light color
- the property of being comparatively small in weight; "the lightness of balsa wood" related words >
- Munsell chroma,
- achroma,
- achromasia,
- achromatosis,
- agility,
- airiness,
- airy texture,
- albescence,
- albinism,
- albino,
- albinoism,
- amiable weakness,
- anemia,
- ashiness,
- attenuation,
- big deal,
- blondness,
- bloodlessness,
- bounce,
- breakability,
- breeziness,
- brightness,
- brittleness,
- buoyancy,
- cadaverousness,
- canescence,
- carefreeness,
- chalkiness,
- chambering,
- changeableness,
- cheerfulness,
- chirpiness,
- chloranemia,
- chroma,
- chromatic color,
- chromaticity,
- collapse,
- color quality,
- colorimetric quality,
- cool color,
- coquettishness,
- creaminess,
- daintiness,
- deathly hue,
- deathly pallor,
- debonairness,
- delicacy,
- destructibility,
- diaphanousness,
- dilutedness,
- dilution,
- dimness,
- disintegration,
- dullness,
- easy virtue,
- effeminacy,
- effervescence,
- elasticity,
- emptiness,
- ethereality,
- exiguity,
- exility,
- expansiveness,
- exsanguination,
- faddishness,
- faddism,
- fadedness,
- faintness,
- fairness,
- featliness,
- fickleness,
- fineness,
- flightiness,
- flimsiness,
- flippancy,
- fluffiness,
- foolishness,
- fragility,
- frailty,
- frangibility,
- frivolity,
- frivolousness,
- frostiness,
- frothiness,
- futility,
- gaiety,
- gauziness,
- ghastliness,
- glaucescence,
- glaucousness,
- gossameriness,
- gracility,
- grizzliness,
- haggardness,
- hoariness,
- hue,
- human frailty,
- hypochromia,
- hypochromic anemia,
- idleness,
- inanity,
- inconstancy,
- indecisiveness,
- infirmity of will,
- inherent vice,
- insubstantiality,
- irresolution,
- jauntiness,
- laciness,
- lack of depth,
- lactescence,
- laxity,
- leukoderma,
- levity,
- light heart,
- lightheartedness,
- lightsomeness,
- liveliness,
- lividness,
- loose morals,
- looseness,
- lucence,
- lucency,
- lucidity,
- luminosity,
- luminousness,
- mercuriality,
- mercurialness,
- milkiness,
- mistiness,
- moral weakness,
- muddiness,
- neutral color,
- nimbleness,
- nugacity,
- paleness,
- pallidity,
- pallidness,
- pallor,
- paperiness,
- pastiness,
- pearliness,
- perkiness,
- pertness,
- prison pallor,
- promiscuity,
- purity,
- rarity,
- resilience,
- resiliency,
- sallowness,
- saturation,
- shallow-wittedness,
- shallowness,
- sickliness,
- sickly hue,
- silliness,
- silver,
- silveriness,
- skittishness,
- sleaziness,
- sleeping around,
- slenderness,
- slightness,
- slimness,
- snowiness,
- spryness,
- subtility,
- superficiality,
- swinging,
- tenuity,
- thinness,
- tint,
- tone,
- translucence,
- translucency,
- triflingness,
- triteness,
- triviality,
- trivialness,
- undependability,
- unpredictability,
- unprofoundness,
- unprofundity,
- unreliability,
- unsubstantiality,
- vacuity,
- vagueness,
- value,
- vanity,
- vapidity,
- velleity,
- vitiligo,
- vivacity,
- volatility,
- wanness,
- wantonness,
- warm color,
- wateriness,
- waywardness,
- weakness,
- white,
- white race,
- whiteness,
- whitishness,
- whorishness,
- wispiness,
- womanishness
- undertow
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- the seaward undercurrent created after waves have broken on the shore
- an inclination contrary to the strongest or prevailing feeling; "his account had a poignant undertow of regret" related words >
- affluence,
- afflux,
- affluxion,
- concourse,
- confluence,
- conflux,
- coral heads,
- course,
- crosscurrent,
- current,
- defluxion,
- downflow,
- downpour,
- drift,
- driftage,
- flow,
- flowing,
- fluency,
- flux,
- gush,
- inflow,
- ironbound coast,
- ledges,
- lee shore,
- mill run,
- millrace,
- onrush,
- onward course,
- outflow,
- pitfall,
- quicksands,
- race,
- rockbound coast,
- rocks,
- run,
- rush,
- sandbank,
- sandbar,
- sands,
- set,
- shallows,
- shoals,
- spate,
- stream,
- surge,
- tide,
- trend,
- undercurrent,
- water flow
- Anglophobia,
- Russophobia,
- abhorrence,
- abhorrent,
- abomination,
- allergy,
- antagonism,
- anti-Semitism,
- antipathy,
- averse to,
- aversion,
- bigotry,
- cold sweat,
- creeping flesh,
- despitefulness,
- detestation,
- disgust,
- disgusted,
- dislike,
- enmity,
- execration,
- hate,
- hating,
- hatred,
- horror,
- hostility,
- malevolence,
- malice,
- malignity,
- misandry,
- misanthropy,
- misogyny,
- mortal horror,
- nausea,
- odium,
- race hatred,
- racism,
- repugnance,
- repulsion,
- revulsion,
- shuddering,
- spite,
- spitefulness,
- vials of hate,
- vials of wrath,
- xenophobia
- achroma,
- achromasia,
- achromatosis,
- albescence,
- albinism,
- albino,
- albinoism,
- blondness,
- burelage,
- canescence,
- chalkiness,
- creaminess,
- fairness,
- frostiness,
- glaucescence,
- glaucousness,
- grizzliness,
- hoariness,
- iridescence,
- iridization,
- irisation,
- lactescence,
- leukoderma,
- light show,
- lightness,
- milkiness,
- moire pattern,
- mother-of-pearl,
- mother-of-pearl cloud,
- nacre,
- nacreousness,
- opalescence,
- paleness,
- play of colors,
- play of light,
- rainbow,
- silver,
- silveriness,
- snowiness,
- vitiligo,
- white,
- white race,
- whiteness,
- whitishness
- powerhouse
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- a team considered to be the best of its class
- a highly energetic and indefatigable person related words >
- Antaeus,
- Atlas,
- Briareus,
- Brobdingnagian,
- Charles Atlas,
- Cyclops,
- Goliath,
- Hercules,
- Polyphemus,
- Samson,
- Superman,
- Tarzan,
- Titan,
- activist,
- atomic power plant,
- ball of fire,
- beaver,
- big-time operator,
- bully,
- bullyboy,
- bustler,
- busy bee,
- central station,
- colossus,
- doer,
- eager beaver,
- enthusiast,
- giant,
- go-getter,
- gorilla,
- human dynamo,
- hustler,
- hydroelectric plant,
- live wire,
- man of action,
- man of deeds,
- militant,
- muscle man,
- new broom,
- operator,
- political activist,
- power plant,
- power station,
- stalwart,
- strong man,
- strong-arm man,
- take-charge guy,
- the mighty,
- the strong,
- tough,
- tough guy,
- tower of strength,
- wheeler-dealer,
- winner
- Mnemosyne,
- affect memory,
- anterograde memory,
- atavism,
- collective memory,
- commemoration,
- computer memory,
- disk memory,
- drum memory,
- emotional response,
- engram,
- favor,
- information storage,
- keepsake,
- kinesthetic memory,
- memento,
- memento mori,
- memorabilia,
- memorial,
- memorials,
- memories,
- memory,
- memory bank,
- memory circuit,
- memory trace,
- mind,
- mneme,
- race memory,
- recollection,
- relic,
- remembrance,
- remembrancer,
- reminder,
- screen memory,
- skill,
- tape memory,
- token,
- token of remembrance,
- trophy,
- verbal response,
- visual memory
- misogyny
collapse
- hatred of women related words >
- Anglophobia,
- Russophobia,
- abhorrence,
- abomination,
- anti-Semitism,
- antipathy,
- aversion,
- bachelordom,
- bachelorhood,
- bachelorism,
- bachelorship,
- bigotry,
- celibacy,
- continence,
- despitefulness,
- detestation,
- dislike,
- execration,
- hate,
- hatred,
- loathing,
- maidenhead,
- maidenhood,
- malevolence,
- malice,
- malignity,
- misandry,
- misanthropy,
- misogamy,
- monachism,
- monasticism,
- odium,
- race hatred,
- racism,
- repugnance,
- single blessedness,
- single state,
- singleness,
- spinsterhood,
- spite,
- spitefulness,
- unwed state,
- vials of hate,
- vials of wrath,
- virgin state,
- virginity,
- xenophobia
- animal kingdom,
- ashram,
- blood,
- body,
- breed,
- brood,
- caste,
- clan,
- class,
- colony,
- commonwealth,
- commune,
- community,
- deme,
- economic class,
- endogamous group,
- extended family,
- family,
- folk,
- house,
- kind,
- kinship group,
- line,
- lineage,
- matriclan,
- moiety,
- nation,
- nuclear family,
- order,
- patriclan,
- people,
- phratria,
- phratry,
- phyle,
- plant kingdom,
- race,
- sept,
- settlement,
- social class,
- society,
- species,
- stem,
- stirps,
- stock,
- strain,
- subcaste,
- totem,
- tribe
- aberrancy,
- aberration,
- abuse of terms,
- catachresis,
- clerical error,
- contorting,
- corrigendum,
- defectiveness,
- delusion,
- deviancy,
- distortion,
- eisegesis,
- errancy,
- erratum,
- erroneousness,
- error,
- failure,
- fallaciousness,
- fallacy,
- falseness,
- falsity,
- fault,
- faultiness,
- faute,
- flaw,
- flawedness,
- garbling,
- gloss,
- hamartia,
- heresy,
- heterodoxy,
- human error,
- illusion,
- malentendu,
- malobservation,
- misapplication,
- misapprehension,
- miscalculation,
- miscarriage,
- miscitation,
- misconception,
- misconstruction,
- miscount,
- misdeal,
- misdoing,
- misexplanation,
- misexplication,
- misexposition,
- misfeasance,
- misidentification,
- misintelligence,
- misinterpretation,
- misplay,
- misprint,
- misquotation,
- misreading,
- misrendering,
- misreport,
- miss,
- misstatement,
- mistake,
- mistranslation,
- misunderstanding,
- misuse,
- misuse of words,
- peccancy,
- perversion,
- self-contradiction,
- sin,
- sinfulness,
- squeezing,
- torturing,
- twisting,
- typo,
- typographical error,
- unorthodoxy,
- untrueness,
- untruth,
- untruthfulness,
- wrenching,
- wrong,
- wrongness
- kind
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- a category of things distinguished by some common characteristic or quality; "sculpture is a form of art"; "what kinds of desserts are there?"
- tolerant and forgiving under provocation; "our neighbor was very kind about the window our son broke"
- agreeable, conducive to comfort; "a dry climate kind to asthmatics"; "the genial sunshine";"hot summer pavements are anything but kind to the feet"
- having or showing a tender and considerate and helpful nature; used especially of persons and their behavior; "kind to sick patients"; "a kind master"; "kind words showing understanding and sympathy"; "thanked her for her kind letter" related words >
- Christian,
- Christlike,
- Christly,
- accommodating,
- advantageous,
- affable,
- affectionate,
- agreeable,
- altruistic,
- amiable,
- amicable,
- animal kingdom,
- approachable,
- auspicious,
- beneficent,
- beneficial,
- benevolent,
- benign,
- benignant,
- blood,
- body-build,
- bon,
- bonny,
- brand,
- braw,
- breed,
- brood,
- brotherly,
- bueno,
- capital,
- cast,
- character,
- characteristic,
- characteristics,
- charitable,
- clan,
- class,
- clement,
- cogent,
- color,
- commendable,
- compassionate,
- complaisant,
- complexion,
- compliant,
- composition,
- conciliatory,
- congenial,
- considerate,
- constituents,
- constitution,
- cooperative,
- cordial,
- courteous,
- crasis,
- decent,
- deme,
- denomination,
- description,
- designation,
- dharma,
- diathesis,
- disposition,
- eleemosynary,
- elegant,
- estimable,
- ethos,
- excellent,
- expedient,
- fair,
- family,
- famous,
- favorable,
- feather,
- fiber,
- fine,
- folk,
- forbearing,
- forgiving,
- form,
- frame,
- fraternal,
- friendlike,
- friendly,
- generous,
- genial,
- genius,
- genre,
- gens,
- gentle,
- genus,
- good,
- good-hearted,
- good-humored,
- good-natured,
- good-tempered,
- goodly,
- gracious,
- grain,
- grand,
- habit,
- harmonious,
- healthy,
- helpful,
- house,
- hue,
- human,
- humane,
- humanitarian,
- humor,
- humors,
- ilk,
- indulgent,
- kidney,
- kin,
- kindhearted,
- kindly,
- kindly-disposed,
- label,
- laudable,
- lenient,
- line,
- lineage,
- long-suffering,
- longanimous,
- lot,
- loving,
- magnanimous,
- make,
- makeup,
- manner,
- mark,
- matriclan,
- merciful,
- mold,
- nation,
- nature,
- neighborlike,
- neighborly,
- nice,
- noble,
- number,
- obliging,
- openhearted,
- order,
- overindulgent,
- overpermissive,
- patient,
- patriclan,
- peaceable,
- people,
- permissive,
- persuasion,
- philanthropic,
- phratry,
- phyle,
- phylum,
- physique,
- placable,
- plant kingdom,
- pleasant,
- profitable,
- property,
- propitious,
- quality,
- race,
- regal,
- responsive,
- royal,
- sept,
- shape,
- simpatico,
- sisterly,
- skillful,
- sociable,
- softhearted,
- somatotype,
- sort,
- sound,
- sparing,
- species,
- spirit,
- splendid,
- stamp,
- stem,
- stirps,
- stock,
- strain,
- streak,
- stripe,
- style,
- suchness,
- sweet-tempered,
- sympathetic,
- sympathique,
- sympathizing,
- system,
- temper,
- temperament,
- tendency,
- tender,
- tenderhearted,
- tenor,
- the like of,
- the likes of,
- thoughtful,
- tolerant,
- tone,
- totem,
- tribe,
- type,
- understanding,
- unhostile,
- unresentful,
- unrevengeful,
- useful,
- valid,
- variety,
- vein,
- very good,
- virtuous,
- warm,
- warm-hearted,
- warmhearted,
- way,
- well-affected,
- well-disposed,
- well-intentioned,
- well-meaning,
- well-meant
- crick
collapse
- English biochemist who (with Watson in 1953) helped discover the helical structure of DNA (1916-2004)
- a painful muscle spasm especially in the neck or back (`rick' and `wrick' are British)
- twist (a body part) into a strained position; "crick your neck" related words >
- acute pain,
- bite,
- boring pain,
- branch,
- brook,
- charley horse,
- chirk,
- chirking,
- chirp,
- chirrup,
- cramp,
- cramps,
- creak,
- darting pain,
- fulgurant pain,
- gill,
- girdle pain,
- gnawing,
- griping,
- hitch,
- jumping pain,
- kink,
- lancinating pain,
- nip,
- pang,
- paroxysm,
- pinch,
- prick,
- race,
- rivulet,
- run,
- runnel,
- seizure,
- sharp pain,
- shoot,
- shooting,
- shooting pain,
- spasm,
- stab,
- stabbing pain,
- stitch,
- stream,
- stridulate,
- stridulation,
- thrill,
- throes,
- tormen,
- tweak,
- twinge,
- twitch,
- wrench
- winner
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- a gambler who wins a bet
- the contestant who wins the contest related words >
- activist,
- ball of fire,
- beaver,
- big-time operator,
- boast,
- bustler,
- busy bee,
- catch,
- champ,
- champion,
- cinch,
- comer,
- conquering hero,
- conqueror,
- conquistador,
- defeater,
- diamond,
- doer,
- eager beaver,
- easy winner,
- enthusiast,
- find,
- gem,
- go-getter,
- godsend,
- good thing,
- hero,
- human dynamo,
- hustler,
- jewel,
- live wire,
- man of action,
- man of deeds,
- master,
- militant,
- natural,
- new broom,
- operator,
- pancratiast,
- pearl,
- plum,
- political activist,
- powerhouse,
- pride,
- pride and joy,
- prize,
- runner-up,
- shoo-in,
- star,
- subduer,
- subjugator,
- success,
- sure bet,
- sure success,
- sure thing,
- sure winner,
- take-charge guy,
- top dog,
- treasure,
- triumpher,
- trophy,
- trouvaille,
- vanquisher,
- victor,
- wheeler-dealer,
- windfall
- accelerate,
- bolt,
- career,
- crack on,
- dart,
- dash,
- fling,
- gain ground,
- get cracking,
- haste,
- hasten,
- hie,
- hop to it,
- hotfoot,
- hump,
- hump it,
- hurry,
- hurry up,
- hurtle,
- make haste,
- open the throttle,
- pick up speed,
- post,
- put on,
- put on steam,
- quicken,
- race,
- rev,
- rush,
- scamper,
- scoot,
- scour,
- scramble,
- scud,
- scurry,
- scuttle,
- shag ass,
- shake it up,
- shoot,
- skedaddle,
- snap to it,
- speed up,
- step up,
- tear,
- tear ass
- truant
collapse
- one who is absent from school without permission
- absent without permission; "truant schoolboys"; "the soldier was AWOL for almost a week" related words >
- AWOL,
- Bowery bum,
- absent,
- absent without leave,
- absentee,
- beachcomber,
- beggar,
- beggarly fellow,
- blighter,
- budmash,
- bum,
- bummer,
- caitiff,
- clock watcher,
- delinquent,
- derelict,
- devil,
- dodger,
- drifter,
- drunkard,
- eye-servant,
- goldbrick,
- goldbricker,
- good-for-naught,
- good-for-nothing,
- hobo,
- human wreck,
- idler,
- loafer,
- loafing,
- lowlife,
- malingerer,
- malingering,
- mauvais sujet,
- mean wretch,
- mucker,
- no-good,
- old soldier,
- pauvre diable,
- pilgarlic,
- poor creature,
- poor devil,
- runaway,
- sad case,
- sad sack,
- shirk,
- shirker,
- shirking,
- skid-row bum,
- skulk,
- skulker,
- slacker,
- soldier,
- stiff,
- sundowner,
- swagman,
- tax dodger,
- tramp,
- vag,
- vagabond,
- vagrant,
- vaurien,
- wastrel,
- welsher,
- worthless fellow,
- wretch
- abide,
- await,
- bide,
- bide the issue,
- buy time,
- consume time,
- dally,
- dawdle,
- delay,
- dillydally,
- hang about,
- hang around,
- hold everything,
- hold on,
- hold your horses,
- keep time,
- kill time,
- linger,
- loiter,
- look for time,
- mark time,
- measure time,
- occupy time,
- pass time,
- put in time,
- race against time,
- sit tight,
- sit up,
- spend time,
- stay,
- stay up,
- stick around,
- summer,
- take up time,
- tarry,
- use time,
- wait,
- wait a minute,
- wait and see,
- weekend,
- winter,
- work against time
- Tweedledum and Tweedledee,
- candor,
- cricket,
- dead heat,
- deadlock,
- draw,
- even break,
- even chance,
- fair play,
- fair-mindedness,
- fairness,
- fifty-fifty,
- good sportsmanship,
- half a chance,
- knotted score,
- neck-and-neck race,
- odds,
- photo finish,
- sportsmanlikeness,
- sportsmanliness,
- sportsmanship,
- square deal,
- square odds,
- stalemate,
- standoff,
- the fair thing,
- the handsome thing,
- the proper thing,
- the same,
- tie,
- toss,
- toss-up,
- touch and go
- Anglophobia,
- Russophobia,
- abhorrence,
- abomination,
- allergy,
- animosity,
- antagonism,
- anti-Semitism,
- antipathy,
- aversion,
- belligerence,
- bigotry,
- clash,
- clashing,
- cold sweat,
- collision,
- conflict,
- contention,
- creeping flesh,
- despitefulness,
- detestation,
- disgust,
- dislike,
- enmity,
- execration,
- friction,
- hate,
- horror,
- hostility,
- loathing,
- malevolence,
- malice,
- malignity,
- misandry,
- misanthropy,
- misogyny,
- mortal horror,
- nausea,
- odium,
- quarrelsomeness,
- race hatred,
- racism,
- repugnance,
- repulsion,
- revulsion,
- shuddering,
- spite,
- spitefulness,
- vials of hate,
- vials of wrath,
- xenophobia
- merciful
collapse
- (used conventionally of royalty and high nobility) gracious; "our merciful king"
- showing or giving mercy; "sought merciful treatment for the captives"; "a merciful god" related words >
- accepting,
- all-knowing,
- all-powerful,
- all-seeing,
- all-wise,
- almighty,
- beneficent,
- benign,
- benignant,
- big,
- bleeding,
- boundless,
- changeless,
- charitable,
- clement,
- commiserative,
- compassionate,
- condolent,
- considerate,
- creating,
- creative,
- easy,
- easygoing,
- eternal,
- eternally the same,
- everlasting,
- forbearant,
- forbearing,
- forgiving,
- generous,
- gentle,
- glorious,
- good,
- gracious,
- hallowed,
- highest,
- holy,
- human,
- humane,
- immortal,
- immutable,
- indulgent,
- infinite,
- just,
- kind,
- kindly,
- lax,
- lenient,
- liberal,
- limitless,
- loving,
- luminous,
- magnanimous,
- majestic,
- making,
- melting,
- mild,
- moderate,
- numinous,
- omnipotent,
- omnipresent,
- omniscient,
- one,
- patient,
- permanent,
- perpetual,
- pitiful,
- pitying,
- radiant,
- ruth,
- ruthful,
- sacred,
- shaping,
- soft,
- softhearted,
- sovereign,
- sparing,
- supreme,
- sympathetic,
- sympathizing,
- tender,
- tenderhearted,
- thoughtful,
- timeless,
- tolerant,
- ubiquitous,
- unbounded,
- unchanging,
- undefined,
- understanding,
- unlimited,
- warmhearted
- bolt,
- bundle,
- bustle,
- career,
- chase,
- crowd,
- dart,
- dash,
- dash off,
- dash on,
- double-time,
- festinate,
- fling,
- get going,
- get moving,
- haste,
- hasten,
- hie,
- hump,
- hump it,
- hurry,
- hurry on,
- hurry through,
- hurry up,
- hurry-scurry,
- hurtle,
- hustle,
- leap,
- lose no time,
- move quickly,
- plunge,
- post,
- press on,
- push on,
- race,
- run,
- rush,
- rush through,
- scamper,
- scoot,
- scour,
- scramble,
- scud,
- scurry,
- scuttle,
- shoot,
- skedaddle,
- spurt,
- step on it,
- tear
- hustler
collapse
- a shrewd or unscrupulous person who knows how to circumvent difficulties related words >
- B-girl,
- Cyprian,
- Jehu,
- Paphian,
- activist,
- ball of fire,
- beaver,
- big-time operator,
- bustler,
- busy bee,
- call girl,
- daughter of joy,
- doer,
- dynamo,
- eager beaver,
- enthusiast,
- erring sister,
- fallen woman,
- fille de joie,
- flier,
- go-getter,
- goer,
- harlot,
- hell-driver,
- hooker,
- horse racer,
- human dynamo,
- humdinger,
- hummer,
- jockey,
- live wire,
- man of action,
- man of deeds,
- meretrix,
- militant,
- new broom,
- operator,
- painted woman,
- peeler,
- political activist,
- poule,
- powerhouse,
- prostitute,
- racer,
- runner,
- rustler,
- scarlet woman,
- scorcher,
- self,
- sizzler,
- speed demon,
- speeder,
- starter,
- stepper,
- stew,
- streetwalker,
- take-charge guy,
- turfman,
- unfortunate woman,
- wheeler-dealer,
- white slave,
- whore,
- winner
- accelerate,
- bundle,
- bustle,
- crack on,
- crowd,
- dispatch,
- drive on,
- expedite,
- forward,
- gain ground,
- haste,
- hasten,
- hasten on,
- hie on,
- hurry,
- hurry along,
- hurry on,
- hurry up,
- hustle,
- hustle up,
- open the throttle,
- pick up speed,
- precipitate,
- press,
- push,
- push on,
- push through,
- put on,
- put on steam,
- quicken,
- race,
- railroad through,
- rev,
- rush,
- rush along,
- speed,
- speed along,
- spur,
- stampede,
- step on it,
- step up,
- urge,
- whip,
- whip along
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