Related Words:
- abash,
- addle,
- addle the wits,
- baffle,
- balk,
- ball up,
- becloud,
- bedazzle,
- befuddle,
- bewilder,
- blast,
- bomb,
- bother,
- brave,
- bug,
- challenge,
- checkmate,
- circumvent,
- cloud,
- confound,
- confront,
- confuse,
- contravene,
- counter,
- counteract,
- countermand,
- counterwork,
- crap out,
- cross,
- dash,
- daze,
- dazzle,
- deceive,
- defeat,
- defy,
- destroy,
- discombobulate,
- discomfit,
- discompose,
- disconcert,
- discountenance,
- dish,
- dismay,
- disorganize,
- disorient,
- disrupt,
- disturb,
- draw a blank,
- drop a bomb,
- drop the ball,
- elude,
- embarrass,
- entangle,
- fan,
- flop,
- flurry,
- fluster,
- flutter,
- fog,
- foil,
- fold,
- fold up,
- fox,
- frustrate,
- fuddle,
- fuss,
- get left,
- hoodwink,
- knock the chocks,
- lay an egg,
- lose out,
- maze,
- mist,
- mix up,
- moider,
- muddle,
- mystify,
- nonplus,
- not hack it,
- not make it,
- perplex,
- perturb,
- pother,
- put out,
- puzzle,
- raise hell,
- rattle,
- ruffle,
- ruin,
- sabotage,
- scotch,
- spike,
- spoil,
- stonewall,
- strike out,
- stump,
- stymie,
- take the count,
- throw into confusion,
- thwart,
- unsettle,
- upset,
- wash out,
- whiff
- double time
collapse - a doubled wage (for working overtime)
- a fast marching pace (180 steps/min) or slow jog
- at a faster speed; "now let's play the piece again double-quick" related words >
- Trinkgeld,
- acceleration,
- at the double,
- bonus,
- bounty,
- bribe,
- bundle,
- bustle,
- chase,
- consideration,
- crowd,
- crowded,
- dash,
- dash off,
- dash on,
- donative,
- double march,
- double-quick,
- double-quick time,
- fee,
- festinate,
- festination,
- forced march,
- forwarding,
- get going,
- get moving,
- goose step,
- gratuity,
- gravy,
- grease,
- half step,
- hard-pressed,
- hard-pushed,
- hard-run,
- hasten,
- hastening,
- honorarium,
- hurried,
- hurry,
- hurry on,
- hurry through,
- hurry up,
- hurry-scurry,
- hurrying,
- hustle,
- incentive pay,
- inducement,
- lagniappe,
- largess,
- leap,
- liberality,
- lose no time,
- make haste,
- march,
- move quickly,
- on the double,
- palm oil,
- perks,
- perquisite,
- plunge,
- post,
- pourboire,
- premium,
- press on,
- pressed,
- pressed for time,
- push on,
- pushed,
- quick march,
- quick time,
- quickening,
- quickstep,
- quickstep march,
- race,
- run,
- rush,
- rush through,
- rushed,
- salve,
- scamper,
- scramble,
- scurry,
- scuttle,
- slow march,
- slow time,
- something extra,
- speeding,
- sportula,
- spurt,
- sweetener,
- tear,
- tip
- gluttonous
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- given to excess in consumption of especially food or drink; "over-fed women and their gluttonous husbands"; "a gluttonous debauch"; "a gluttonous appetite for food and praise and pleasure" related words >
- Apician,
- a bit much,
- abandoned,
- all-devouring,
- bibulous,
- bolting,
- boundless,
- cannibal,
- cannibalistic,
- carnivorous,
- commensal,
- cramming,
- crapulent,
- crapulous,
- dietetic,
- dining,
- eating,
- edacious,
- egregious,
- enormous,
- esurient,
- exaggerated,
- excessive,
- exorbitant,
- extravagant,
- extreme,
- fabulous,
- fancy,
- feeding,
- flesh-eating,
- fruitarian,
- gastronomic,
- gigantic,
- glutting,
- gluttonizing,
- gobbling,
- gorging,
- grain-eating,
- graminivorous,
- granivorous,
- grass-eating,
- greedy,
- gulping,
- guttling,
- guzzling,
- herbivorous,
- high,
- hoggish,
- hyperbolic,
- hyperphagic,
- hypertrophied,
- immoderate,
- incontinent,
- indulgent,
- inordinate,
- insatiable,
- insect-eating,
- insectivorous,
- intemperate,
- lactovegetarian,
- man-eating,
- meat-eating,
- mensal,
- monstrous,
- nourishing,
- nutritious,
- omnivorous,
- omophagous,
- out of bounds,
- out of sight,
- outrageous,
- overbig,
- overdeveloped,
- overgreat,
- overgrown,
- overindulgent,
- overindulging,
- overlarge,
- overmuch,
- overweening,
- pantophagous,
- phytivorous,
- phytophagous,
- piggish,
- plant-eating,
- polyphagic,
- postprandial,
- prandial,
- predacious,
- preprandial,
- prodigal,
- rapacious,
- ravening,
- ravenous,
- self-indulgent,
- steep,
- stiff,
- stuffing,
- swinish,
- too much,
- unbridled,
- unconscionable,
- unconstrained,
- uncontrolled,
- undisciplined,
- undue,
- unfrugal,
- unlimited,
- unmeasured,
- unreasonable,
- unrestrained,
- unthrifty,
- vegetable-eating,
- vegetarian,
- voracious,
- wolfing
- bleach
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- the act of whitening something by bleaching it (exposing it to sunlight or using a chemical bleaching agent)
- the whiteness that results from removing the color from something; "a complete bleach usually requires several applications"
- make whiter or lighter; "bleach the laundry"
- remove color from; "The sun bleached the red shirt" related words >
- achromatization,
- achromatize,
- besnow,
- blanch,
- blanching,
- bleach out,
- bleacher,
- bleaching,
- bleaching agent,
- bleaching powder,
- blench,
- bowdlerize,
- chalk,
- change color,
- chlorine,
- clean,
- clean out,
- clean up,
- cleanse,
- clear out,
- decolor,
- decolorant,
- decoloration,
- decolorization,
- decolorize,
- decolorizer,
- decolorizing,
- delouse,
- depurate,
- deterge,
- dim,
- discolor,
- discoloration,
- drain,
- drain of color,
- dry-clean,
- dull,
- dust,
- dust off,
- etiolate,
- etiolation,
- expurgate,
- fade,
- fade out,
- fading,
- freshen,
- frost,
- fume,
- grizzle,
- grow pale,
- hydrochloric acid,
- hydrogen peroxide,
- lighten,
- lightening,
- lime,
- lose color,
- lustrate,
- madder bleach,
- market bleach,
- nitrogen tetroxide,
- oxalic acid,
- pale,
- paling,
- peroxide,
- purge,
- purify,
- reform,
- scavenge,
- silver,
- sodium hypochlorite,
- sour,
- spruce,
- steam-clean,
- sulfur dioxide,
- sulfuric acid,
- sweep out,
- sweeten,
- tarnish,
- tidy,
- tone down,
- turn pale,
- turn white,
- wan,
- wash out,
- white,
- white sour,
- whiten,
- whitening,
- wipe,
- wipe off,
- wipe out,
- wipe up
- rid
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- relieve from; "Rid the house of pests" related words >
- abandon,
- abjure,
- abolish,
- abstract,
- assassinate,
- cast,
- cast aside,
- cast away,
- cast off,
- cast out,
- cede,
- chuck,
- clear,
- clear away,
- clear out,
- clear the decks,
- cut off,
- cut out,
- cut short,
- deep-six,
- deport,
- discard,
- disgorge,
- dispel,
- dispense with,
- dispose of,
- ditch,
- do away with,
- do without,
- drop,
- dump,
- eighty-six,
- eject,
- elide,
- eliminate,
- end,
- eradicate,
- escape,
- exile,
- expatriate,
- expel,
- exterminate,
- extinguish,
- extirpate,
- finish,
- finish off,
- fling off,
- forgo,
- forswear,
- free,
- get along without,
- get clear of,
- get free of,
- get out of,
- get quit of,
- get rid of,
- get shut of,
- give away,
- give up,
- have done with,
- jettison,
- jilt,
- kill,
- kiss good-bye,
- liberate,
- liquidate,
- lose,
- make a sacrifice,
- make away with,
- murder,
- nip,
- outlaw,
- part with,
- pick out,
- purge,
- put paid to,
- quitclaim,
- recant,
- reject,
- release,
- relinquish,
- remove,
- render up,
- renounce,
- resign,
- retract,
- root out,
- root up,
- sacrifice,
- shake off,
- shoo,
- slaughter,
- slough,
- spare,
- strike off,
- strike out,
- surrender,
- swear off,
- take off,
- throw away,
- throw off,
- throw out,
- throw over,
- throw overboard,
- throw up,
- to,
- toss overboard,
- unburden,
- uproot,
- vacate,
- waive,
- weed out,
- yield
- funk
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- an earthy type of jazz combining it with blues and soul; has a heavy bass line that accentuates the first beat in the bar
- United States biochemist (born in Poland) who showed that several diseases were caused by dietary deficiencies and who coined the term `vitamin' for the chemicals involved (1884-1967)
- a state of nervous depression; "he was in a funk" related words >
- Milquetoast,
- abject fear,
- affright,
- alarm,
- awe,
- baby,
- back out,
- big baby,
- blench,
- blink,
- blue funk,
- boggle,
- change color,
- chicken,
- chicken liver,
- chicken out,
- consternation,
- coward,
- cowardice,
- craven,
- cringe,
- curdle the blood,
- dastard,
- desert under fire,
- dismay,
- disquiet,
- draw back,
- dread,
- falter,
- fear,
- flinch,
- fraid-cat,
- fraidy-cat,
- freeze,
- fright,
- frighten,
- funk out,
- funker,
- get cold feet,
- grow pale,
- horrification,
- horripilate,
- horror,
- invertebrate,
- jellyfish,
- lily liver,
- lose courage,
- make one tremble,
- milksop,
- mouse,
- pale,
- panic,
- panic fear,
- phobia,
- poltroon,
- quail,
- quitter,
- raise apprehensions,
- recoil,
- reek,
- scare,
- scaredy-cat,
- scuttle,
- shake,
- shrink,
- sissy,
- skedaddle,
- spook,
- stagger,
- stampede,
- startle,
- stench,
- stink,
- take alarm,
- take fright,
- terror,
- turn color,
- turn pale,
- unholy dread,
- unman,
- unnerve,
- unstring,
- weak sister,
- weakling,
- white feather,
- white liver,
- wince
- horror
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- something that inspires dislike; something horrible; "the painting that others found so beautiful was a horror to him"
- intense and profound fear related words >
- Dracula,
- Frankenstein,
- Wolf-man,
- abhorrence,
- abject fear,
- abomination,
- affright,
- alarm,
- allergy,
- angst,
- animosity,
- animus,
- antagonism,
- antipasto,
- antipathy,
- anxiety,
- apprehension,
- aversion,
- awe,
- blue funk,
- bogey,
- bogeyman,
- bugaboo,
- bugbear,
- clawing,
- cold sweat,
- consternation,
- cowardice,
- creeping flesh,
- cruciation,
- crucifixion,
- detestation,
- disgust,
- dislike,
- dismay,
- distaste,
- distress,
- dread,
- enmity,
- execration,
- fear,
- fear and trembling,
- fee-faw-fum,
- fright,
- frightener,
- funk,
- ghost,
- ghoul,
- hate,
- hatred,
- hell,
- hell upon earth,
- hobgoblin,
- holocaust,
- holy terror,
- horrification,
- hostility,
- incubus,
- laceration,
- lancination,
- loathing,
- martyrdom,
- monster,
- mortal horror,
- nausea,
- nervousness,
- nightmare,
- odium,
- ogre,
- ogress,
- pain,
- panic,
- panic fear,
- passion,
- persecution,
- perturbation,
- phantom,
- phobia,
- purgatory,
- queasiness,
- rack,
- rancor,
- repugnance,
- repulsion,
- revenant,
- revulsion,
- scare,
- scarebabe,
- scarecrow,
- scarer,
- shock,
- shuddering,
- specter,
- stampede,
- succubus,
- terror,
- torment,
- torture,
- trepidation,
- trepidity,
- uneasiness,
- unholy dread,
- upset,
- vampire,
- werewolf,
- whet,
- wrench
- scamper
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- rushing about hastily in an undignified way related words >
- bolt,
- bundle,
- burst,
- burst of speed,
- bustle,
- canter,
- career,
- chase,
- crowd,
- dart,
- dash,
- dash off,
- dash on,
- dead run,
- dig out,
- dogtrot,
- double-time,
- drive,
- festinate,
- flank speed,
- flat-out speed,
- flee,
- fling,
- flurry,
- flutter,
- fly,
- forced draft,
- full gallop,
- gallop,
- get going,
- get moving,
- hand gallop,
- haste,
- hasten,
- hasten off,
- headlong rush,
- heavy right foot,
- helter-skelter,
- hie,
- high lope,
- hump,
- hump it,
- hurry,
- hurry away,
- hurry on,
- hurry through,
- hurry up,
- hurry-scurry,
- hurtle,
- hustle,
- jog trot,
- leap,
- light out,
- lope,
- lose no time,
- make haste,
- make off,
- maximum speed,
- move quickly,
- nip,
- nip off,
- open throttle,
- plunge,
- post,
- press on,
- push on,
- race,
- run,
- rush,
- rush through,
- scamper off,
- scoot,
- scour,
- scramble,
- screw,
- scud,
- scurry,
- scuttle,
- shoot,
- skedaddle,
- skin out,
- skip,
- speed,
- sprint,
- spurt,
- step on it,
- tear,
- tear off,
- tear out,
- trot,
- whip off,
- whiz off,
- wide-open speed
- fatten
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- make fat or plump; "We will plump out that poor starving child" related words >
- acculturate,
- add to,
- advance,
- aggrandize,
- aliment,
- ameliorate,
- amend,
- amplify,
- augment,
- batten,
- become overweight,
- better,
- bloom,
- blossom,
- boom,
- boost,
- breast-feed,
- breed,
- bring forward,
- broaden,
- build,
- build up,
- civilize,
- culture,
- dress,
- dry-nurse,
- edify,
- educate,
- elevate,
- emend,
- engross,
- enhance,
- enlarge,
- enlighten,
- enrich,
- exalt,
- expand,
- extend,
- farm,
- fat,
- fatten up,
- favor,
- fecundify,
- feed,
- fertilize,
- fill out,
- flourish,
- flower,
- force-feed,
- forward,
- foster,
- fructify,
- gain weight,
- gather flesh,
- go straight,
- grow,
- grow fat,
- grow thick,
- hatch,
- hike,
- hike up,
- impregnate,
- improve,
- improve upon,
- incrassate,
- increase,
- inflate,
- inseminate,
- inspissate,
- jack up,
- jump up,
- keep,
- lactate,
- lard,
- lengthen,
- lift,
- make an improvement,
- manure,
- maximize,
- meliorate,
- mend,
- nourish,
- nurse,
- nurture,
- nutrify,
- parlay,
- pinguefy,
- plump,
- prolificate,
- promote,
- put on weight,
- put up,
- pyramid,
- raise,
- ranch,
- rear,
- refine upon,
- reform,
- run,
- socialize,
- straighten out,
- stuff,
- suckle,
- thick,
- thicken,
- thrive,
- transfigure,
- transform,
- up,
- upgrade,
- uplift,
- wet-nurse
- whiff
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- a strikeout resulting from the batter swinging at and missing the ball for the third strike
- a lefteye flounder found in coastal waters from New England to Brazil
- utter with a puff of air; "whiff out a prayer"
- strike out by swinging and missing the pitch charged as the third
- drive or carry as if by a puff of air; "The gust of air whiffed away the clouds" related words >
- aroma,
- blast,
- blow,
- blow a hurricane,
- blow great guns,
- blow over,
- blow up,
- bluster,
- bomb,
- breath,
- breath of air,
- breathe,
- breathe in,
- breeze,
- breeze up,
- brew,
- capful of wind,
- catchword,
- clue,
- come up,
- crap out,
- cue,
- cue word,
- dash,
- definite odor,
- detectable odor,
- draw a blank,
- drop a bomb,
- drop the ball,
- effluvium,
- emanation,
- essence,
- evidence,
- exhalation,
- fan,
- flatus,
- flavor,
- flop,
- flummox,
- fold,
- fold up,
- fragrance,
- freshen,
- fume,
- gather,
- get left,
- hint,
- hot lead,
- huff,
- inhale,
- intimation,
- key,
- key word,
- lay an egg,
- lead,
- lose out,
- nose,
- not hack it,
- not make it,
- odor,
- pipe up,
- puff,
- puff of air,
- puff of wind,
- rage,
- redolence,
- savor,
- scent,
- set in,
- shade,
- smack,
- smell,
- smell of,
- sniff,
- snuff,
- snuffle,
- soupcon,
- spoor,
- squall,
- stench,
- stir of air,
- storm,
- strike out,
- subtle odor,
- suggestion,
- take the count,
- telltale,
- tincture,
- tinge,
- tip-off,
- trace,
- trail,
- trifle,
- vestige,
- waft,
- whiffet,
- whiffle
- acrobatics,
- aerobatics,
- banking,
- beat down,
- belly buster,
- belly flop,
- belly whopper,
- break,
- breakdown,
- cannonball,
- chandelle,
- cheapen,
- cheapening,
- collapse,
- comedown,
- crabbing,
- crash,
- crash dive,
- cropper,
- cut,
- cut prices,
- decline,
- deflate,
- deflation,
- depreciate,
- depreciation,
- devaluate,
- devaluation,
- dip,
- dive,
- diving,
- downfall,
- drop,
- fall,
- fall in price,
- fishtailing,
- gainer,
- give way,
- glide,
- header,
- jackknife,
- jew down,
- lose altitude,
- lower,
- lowering,
- mark down,
- markdown,
- parachute,
- parachute jump,
- pare,
- pitch,
- plop,
- plummet,
- plummeting,
- plump,
- plunge,
- plunk,
- pounce,
- pounce on,
- pounce upon,
- power dive,
- pratfall,
- price cut,
- price fall,
- price reduction,
- pull-up,
- pullout,
- pushdown,
- reduce,
- reduction,
- rolling,
- running dive,
- sag,
- settle,
- shave,
- sideslip,
- skid,
- skin-dive,
- sky dive,
- sky-dive,
- slash,
- slump,
- smash,
- sound,
- spiral,
- stall,
- stationary dive,
- stoop,
- stumble,
- stunting,
- swan dive,
- swoop,
- swoop down,
- tactical maneuvers,
- tailspin,
- take a header,
- trim,
- tumble,
- volplane,
- zoom
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