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- contemptible
collapse - deserving of contempt or scorn related words >
- abhorrent,
- abject,
- abominable,
- arrant,
- atrocious,
- awful,
- bad,
- base,
- beastly,
- beggarly,
- below contempt,
- beneath contempt,
- blameworthy,
- brutal,
- cheap,
- cheesy,
- common,
- crude,
- crummy,
- debased,
- degraded,
- deplorable,
- depraved,
- despicable,
- detestable,
- dire,
- dirty,
- disgusting,
- dreadful,
- egregious,
- enormous,
- execrable,
- fetid,
- filthy,
- flagrant,
- forbidding,
- foul,
- fulsome,
- gaudy,
- gimcracky,
- grave,
- grievous,
- gross,
- hateful,
- heinous,
- horrible,
- horrid,
- ignoble,
- ignominious,
- infamous,
- inferior,
- lamentable,
- little,
- loathsome,
- lousy,
- low,
- low-down,
- lumpen,
- malodorous,
- mangy,
- mean,
- measly,
- mephitic,
- meretricious,
- miasmal,
- miasmic,
- miserable,
- monstrous,
- nasty,
- nauseating,
- nefarious,
- noisome,
- notorious,
- noxious,
- objectionable,
- obnoxious,
- obscene,
- odious,
- offensive,
- outcast,
- outrageous,
- paltry,
- pathetic,
- petty,
- pitiable,
- pitiful,
- poky,
- poor,
- rank,
- rebarbative,
- regrettable,
- repellent,
- reprehensible,
- reptilian,
- repugnant,
- repulsive,
- revolting,
- rotten,
- rubbishy,
- sad,
- scabby,
- scandalous,
- schlock,
- scrubby,
- scruffy,
- scummy,
- scurvy,
- scuzzy,
- shabby,
- shameful,
- shocking,
- shoddy,
- sickening,
- small,
- sordid,
- sorry,
- squalid,
- stinking,
- terrible,
- too bad,
- trashy,
- trumpery,
- two-for-a-cent,
- two-for-a-penny,
- twopenny,
- twopenny-halfpenny,
- unclean,
- unmentionable,
- unworthy,
- valueless,
- vile,
- villainous,
- woeful,
- worst,
- worthless,
- wretched
- beaming,
- beatific,
- beatified,
- birring,
- blessed,
- blissful,
- bombilation,
- bombinating,
- bombination,
- booming,
- burring,
- buzzing,
- capering,
- cheerful,
- chirping,
- dancing,
- droning,
- flushed with joy,
- gay,
- glad,
- glowing,
- happy,
- hum,
- humming,
- joyful,
- joyous,
- laughing,
- leaping,
- low rumbling,
- radiant,
- singing,
- smiling,
- smirking,
- sparkling,
- starry-eyed,
- thrice happy,
- thrumming,
- whirring,
- whizzing
- perfuse
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- force a fluid through (a body part or tissue); "perfuse a liver with a salt solution" related words >
- assign,
- bleed,
- carry over,
- communicate,
- consign,
- cup,
- deliver,
- deport,
- diffuse,
- disseminate,
- ease in,
- expel,
- export,
- extradite,
- give a transfusion,
- hand forward,
- hand on,
- hand over,
- impart,
- import,
- infuse,
- inject,
- inoculate,
- insert,
- insinuate,
- interject,
- introduce,
- intromit,
- leech,
- let blood,
- make over,
- metastasize,
- metathesize,
- pass,
- pass on,
- pass over,
- pass the buck,
- phlebotomize,
- pop in,
- put in,
- relay,
- set in,
- slip in,
- spread,
- stick in,
- switch,
- throw in,
- transfer,
- transfer property,
- transfuse,
- translate,
- translocate,
- transmit,
- transplace,
- transplant,
- transpose,
- tuck in,
- turn over,
- whip in
- instantaneous
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- occurring with no delay; "relief was instantaneous"; "instant gratification" related words >
- alert,
- apt,
- brief,
- compact,
- compendious,
- concise,
- curt,
- curtal,
- curtate,
- decisive,
- decurtate,
- expeditious,
- fast,
- hair-trigger,
- immediate,
- instant,
- lightning-like,
- little,
- low,
- momentaneous,
- momentary,
- presto,
- prompt,
- punctual,
- quick,
- quick as lightning,
- quick as thought,
- rapid,
- ready,
- short,
- short and sweet,
- speedy,
- spontaneous,
- succinct,
- summary,
- swift,
- synoptic,
- transient,
- transitory
- hole up
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- score a hole in one
- remain secluded or in hiding; "He is writing his book and is holing up in his study" related words >
- squeeze
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- the act of forcing yourself (or being forced) into or through a restricted space; "getting through that small opening was a tight squeeze"
- the act of gripping and pressing firmly; "he gave her cheek a playful squeeze"
- a twisting squeeze; "gave the wet cloth a wring"
- (slang) a person's girlfriend or boyfriend; "she was his main squeeze"
- a situation in which increased costs cannot be passed on to the customer; "increased expenses put a squeeze on profits"
- press firmly; "He squeezed my hand" related words >
- arrest,
- arrestation,
- arrestment,
- badger,
- bar,
- barricade,
- bear,
- bear against,
- bear down on,
- bear down upon,
- bear hard upon,
- bear hug,
- bind,
- blackmail,
- bleed,
- block,
- block up,
- blockade,
- blockage,
- blocking,
- bolt,
- boodle,
- booty,
- bosom,
- broad,
- check,
- chock,
- choke,
- choke off,
- clamp,
- clamping,
- clamping down,
- clasp,
- clench,
- clinch,
- clip,
- clogging,
- close,
- close off,
- close tight,
- close up,
- closing up,
- closure,
- clutch,
- compact,
- complication,
- compress,
- compression,
- concentrate,
- condense,
- congest,
- consolidate,
- constrict,
- constriction,
- contort,
- contract,
- cram,
- cramp,
- crowd,
- crunch,
- crush,
- debar,
- decoct,
- delay,
- densen,
- densify,
- detainment,
- detention,
- distill,
- distort,
- dog,
- doxy,
- embarrassing position,
- embarrassment,
- embosom,
- embrace,
- enfold,
- enfoldment,
- ensphere,
- essentialize,
- exact,
- express,
- extort,
- extract,
- fine how-do-you-do,
- fixation,
- fold,
- foot-dragging,
- force,
- force from,
- garble,
- get by,
- get one wrong,
- get through,
- get wrong,
- gloss,
- gouge,
- graft,
- grip,
- hampering,
- haul,
- hell to pay,
- high-pressure,
- hindering,
- hindrance,
- hobble,
- hold,
- holdback,
- holdup,
- hot goods,
- hot water,
- how-do-you-do,
- hug,
- imbroglio,
- impediment,
- influence,
- infuse,
- inhibition,
- interference,
- interruption,
- jam,
- lean on,
- let,
- levy blackmail,
- lock,
- loot,
- melt down,
- mess,
- milk,
- misapply,
- misapprehend,
- miscite,
- misconceive,
- misconstrue,
- misdeem,
- misexplain,
- misexplicate,
- misexpound,
- misinterpret,
- misjudge,
- misquote,
- misread,
- misrender,
- mistake,
- mistranslate,
- mistress,
- misunderstand,
- mix,
- moll,
- morass,
- negativism,
- nip,
- nuisance value,
- obstruct,
- obstruction,
- obstructionism,
- occlude,
- occlusion,
- opposition,
- pack,
- parlous straits,
- pass,
- perks,
- perquisite,
- pervert,
- pickings,
- pickle,
- pinch,
- plight,
- plunder,
- pork barrel,
- predicament,
- press,
- press out,
- pressure,
- pretty pass,
- pretty pickle,
- pretty predicament,
- prize,
- pry loose from,
- pry out,
- public till,
- public trough,
- push,
- put pressure on,
- quagmire,
- quicksand,
- ram,
- ram down,
- refine,
- rend,
- rend from,
- render,
- repression,
- resistance,
- restraint,
- restriction,
- retardation,
- retardment,
- rip,
- rip from,
- scrape,
- screw,
- setback,
- shake,
- shake down,
- shut off,
- shut out,
- shut tight,
- slough,
- snatch from,
- soak,
- solidify,
- spoil,
- spoils,
- spoils of office,
- spot,
- squab,
- squash,
- squeak by,
- squeak through,
- squeeze shut,
- squeezing,
- squish,
- stealings,
- steep,
- stew,
- sticky wicket,
- stifle,
- stolen goods,
- stop up,
- strain the sense,
- strait,
- straits,
- strangle,
- stranglehold,
- strangulate,
- stricture,
- stuff,
- suffocate,
- suppression,
- swag,
- swamp,
- sweetheart,
- sweetie,
- take,
- tear,
- tear from,
- tight spot,
- tight squeeze,
- tighten,
- tightening,
- tightrope,
- till,
- torture,
- tricky spot,
- tweak,
- twist the words,
- unholy mess,
- urge,
- wad up,
- wedge,
- wrench,
- wrench from,
- wrest,
- wring,
- wring from,
- wring out
- Lissajous figure,
- alternate,
- alternation,
- back and fill,
- back-and-forth,
- battledore and shuttlecock,
- be poised,
- billow,
- break,
- comb,
- come and go,
- coming and going,
- crash,
- dash,
- direct tide,
- ebb,
- ebb tide,
- flood,
- flood tide,
- flounder,
- flow,
- fluctuate,
- flux,
- flux and reflux,
- full tide,
- go through phases,
- heave,
- high tide,
- high water,
- hitch and hike,
- lift,
- low tide,
- low water,
- lunar tide,
- neap,
- neap tide,
- opposite tide,
- oscillate,
- pass and repass,
- peak,
- pendulate,
- popple,
- reciprocate,
- reciprocation,
- refluence,
- reflux,
- rhythmic play,
- ride and tie,
- ring the changes,
- rip,
- riptide,
- rise,
- rise and fall,
- roll,
- scend,
- seesaw,
- seesawing,
- send,
- shift,
- shuffle,
- shuttle,
- shuttlecock,
- sine wave,
- smash,
- solar tide,
- spring tide,
- stagger,
- surge,
- sway,
- swell,
- swing,
- teeter,
- teeter-totter,
- teeter-tottering,
- teetering,
- thalassometer,
- tidal amplitude,
- tidal current,
- tidal current chart,
- tidal flow,
- tidal range,
- tide,
- tide chart,
- tide gate,
- tide gauge,
- tide race,
- tide rip,
- tidewater,
- tideway,
- to-and-fro,
- toss,
- totter,
- tottering,
- turn,
- undulate,
- ups and downs,
- vacillate,
- vary,
- wave,
- waver,
- wax and wane,
- wibble-wabble,
- wigwag,
- wobble,
- zigzag
- bring down
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- cause to be enthusiastic; "Her playing brought down the house" related words >
- abase,
- abash,
- acquire,
- be responsible for,
- beat down,
- belittle,
- blow down,
- blow over,
- blow to pieces,
- blow up,
- bowl down,
- bowl over,
- brain,
- break down,
- bring into discredit,
- bring low,
- bring on,
- bring upon,
- bulldog,
- bulldoze,
- burn down,
- burn to death,
- cast down,
- chop down,
- contract,
- crush,
- cry down,
- cut down,
- cut to pieces,
- dash down,
- deal a deathblow,
- debase,
- deck,
- decry,
- degrade,
- demean,
- depreciate,
- derogate from,
- detract from,
- diminish,
- disapprove of,
- discredit,
- disgrace,
- disintegrate,
- disparage,
- down,
- drop,
- dump,
- dump on,
- fall in with,
- fall into,
- fell,
- fetch down,
- flatten,
- floor,
- frag,
- gain,
- get,
- give the quietus,
- ground,
- gun down,
- hew down,
- hold in contempt,
- incinerate,
- incur,
- invite,
- jugulate,
- knock,
- knock down,
- knock over,
- lapidate,
- lay level,
- lay low,
- lay out,
- level,
- lower,
- make little of,
- minimize,
- mow down,
- pistol,
- poleax,
- precipitate,
- prostrate,
- pull down,
- put down,
- rase,
- raze,
- reduce,
- reflect discredit upon,
- riddle,
- run,
- run down,
- send headlong,
- set down,
- shoot,
- shoot down,
- shoot to death,
- shotgun,
- silence,
- slight,
- smash,
- speak ill of,
- spread-eagle,
- stab to death,
- steamroller,
- stone,
- stone to death,
- strike dead,
- submit to indignity,
- supinate,
- take down,
- tear down,
- throw,
- throw down,
- topple,
- trip,
- trip up,
- tumble,
- vaporize,
- welcome,
- whack down
- affiliation,
- animal kingdom,
- apparentation,
- birth,
- blood,
- bloodline,
- branch,
- breed,
- brood,
- clan,
- class,
- common ancestry,
- consanguinity,
- deme,
- derivation,
- descent,
- direct line,
- distaff side,
- extraction,
- family,
- female line,
- filiation,
- folk,
- gens,
- house,
- kind,
- line,
- line of descent,
- lineage,
- male line,
- matriclan,
- nation,
- order,
- patriclan,
- people,
- phratry,
- phyle,
- phylum,
- plant kingdom,
- race,
- seed,
- sept,
- side,
- spear side,
- species,
- spindle side,
- stem,
- stock,
- strain,
- succession,
- sword side,
- totem,
- tribe
- ankle-deep,
- cursory,
- epidermal,
- few,
- footling,
- inconsequential,
- inconsiderable,
- insignificant,
- jejune,
- knee-deep,
- light,
- little,
- low,
- meager,
- miniature,
- negligible,
- no great shakes,
- not deep,
- on the surface,
- petty,
- picayune,
- picayunish,
- shallow,
- shallow-rooted,
- shoal,
- short,
- sketchy,
- skin-deep,
- slight,
- small,
- superficial,
- surface,
- thin,
- tiny,
- trifling,
- trivial,
- uncritical,
- unprofound
- advisedly,
- artfully,
- astutely,
- by design,
- cagily,
- calculatedly,
- cannily,
- circumspectly,
- cleverly,
- consciously,
- considerately,
- contemplatedly,
- cunningly,
- deliberately,
- designedly,
- discerningly,
- discreetly,
- eruditely,
- foxily,
- guilefully,
- in cold blood,
- insidiously,
- intelligently,
- intentionally,
- judiciously,
- learnedly,
- meditatedly,
- on purpose,
- on the sly,
- pointedly,
- premeditatedly,
- providently,
- prudently,
- purposefully,
- purposely,
- purposively,
- rationally,
- reasonably,
- sagaciously,
- sensibly,
- shiftily,
- shrewdly,
- slick,
- slyly,
- smartly,
- smoothly,
- studiously,
- subtilely,
- subtlely,
- thoughtfully,
- trickily,
- understandingly,
- voluntarily,
- warily,
- wilily,
- willfully,
- wisely,
- with forethought,
- with full intent,
- with intent,
- with malice aforethought,
- with purpose,
- wittingly
- clotheshorse
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- a framework on which to hang clothes (as for drying) related words >
- Beau Brummel,
- arbiter of fashion,
- beau,
- blade,
- blood,
- boulevardier,
- buck,
- clubman,
- clubwoman,
- coxcomb,
- dandy,
- deb,
- debutante,
- dude,
- exquisite,
- fashion plate,
- fashionable,
- fine gentleman,
- fop,
- fribble,
- gallant,
- horse,
- jack-a-dandy,
- jackanapes,
- lady-killer,
- macaroni,
- man-about-town,
- masher,
- mondain,
- mondaine,
- puppy,
- sawbuck,
- sawhorse,
- socialite,
- spark,
- sport,
- subdeb,
- subdebutante,
- swell,
- swinger,
- taste-maker,
- tone-setter,
- trend-setter,
- trestle,
- trestle and table,
- trestle board,
- trestle table,
- trestlework,
- trestling
- glyph
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- glyptic art in the form of a symbolic figure carved or incised in relief related words >
- indemnification
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- an act of compensation for actual loss or damage or for trouble and annoyance related words >
- amends,
- atonement,
- balancing,
- blood money,
- commutation,
- compensation,
- composition,
- compromise,
- consideration,
- counteraction,
- counterbalancing,
- damages,
- expiation,
- expiatory offering,
- guerdon,
- honorarium,
- indemnity,
- lex talionis,
- making amends,
- making good,
- making right,
- making up,
- meed,
- offsetting,
- paying back,
- peace offering,
- piaculum,
- price,
- propitiation,
- quittance,
- reclamation,
- recompense,
- rectification,
- redemption,
- redress,
- refund,
- reimbursement,
- remuneration,
- reparation,
- repayment,
- reprisal,
- requital,
- requitement,
- restitution,
- retaliation,
- retribution,
- return,
- revenge,
- reward,
- salvage,
- satisfaction,
- smart money,
- solatium,
- squaring,
- substitution,
- wergild
- business cycle
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- recurring fluctuations in economic activity consisting of recession and recovery and growth and decline related words >
- mileage
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- distance measured in miles
- a travel allowance at a given rate per mile traveled
- the ratio of the number of miles traveled to the number of gallons of gasoline burned related words >
- account,
- aesthetic distance,
- allowance,
- assessment,
- bill,
- blackmail,
- blood money,
- clearance,
- compass,
- deep space,
- depths of space,
- distance,
- divergence,
- emolument,
- extension,
- extent,
- farness,
- fee,
- footing,
- hush money,
- infinity,
- initiation fee,
- leeway,
- length,
- lengthiness,
- light-years,
- linear measures,
- long time,
- longitude,
- longness,
- margin,
- measure,
- overall length,
- parsecs,
- perpetuity,
- perspective,
- piece,
- range,
- reach,
- reckoning,
- remoteness,
- retainer,
- retaining fee,
- scot,
- separation,
- space,
- span,
- stipend,
- stretch,
- stride,
- tribute,
- way,
- ways,
- yardage
- undignified
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- lacking dignity related words >
- Doric,
- barbaric,
- barbarous,
- cacophonous,
- chintzy,
- clumsy,
- coarse,
- crude,
- doggerel,
- dysphemistic,
- graceless,
- gross,
- harsh,
- improper,
- impure,
- in bad taste,
- inappropriate,
- inconcinnate,
- inconcinnous,
- incorrect,
- indecent,
- indecorous,
- indelicate,
- inelegant,
- infelicitous,
- low,
- offensive,
- outlandish,
- rude,
- tasteless,
- unbecoming,
- unbeseeming,
- uncourtly,
- uncouth,
- uneuphonious,
- unfelicitous,
- unfitting,
- ungenteel,
- ungraceful,
- unpolished,
- unrefined,
- unseemly,
- unsuitable,
- untasteful,
- vulgar
- yip
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- a sharp high-pitched cry (especially by a dog) related words >
- bark,
- bawl,
- bay,
- bell,
- bellow,
- blare,
- blat,
- blate,
- bleat,
- bray,
- call,
- caterwaul,
- cry,
- give tongue,
- give voice,
- howl,
- low,
- meow,
- mew,
- mewl,
- miaow,
- moo,
- neigh,
- nicker,
- pule,
- roar,
- screak,
- scream,
- screech,
- squall,
- squeak,
- squeal,
- troat,
- ululate,
- wail,
- whicker,
- whine,
- whinny,
- yap,
- yawl,
- yawp,
- yelp,
- yowl
- meow
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- the sound made by a cat (or any sound resembling this)
- cry like a cat; "the cat meowed" related words >
- bleary
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- indistinct or hazy in outline; "a landscape of blurred outlines"; "the trees were just blurry shapes"
- tired to the point of exhaustion related words >
- all in,
- blear,
- bleared,
- blurred,
- blurry,
- confused,
- dark,
- depleted,
- dim,
- drained,
- exhausted,
- faint,
- far-gone,
- feeble,
- filmy,
- foggy,
- fuzzy,
- half-seen,
- half-visible,
- hazy,
- ill-defined,
- inconspicuous,
- indefinite,
- indistinct,
- indistinguishable,
- low-profile,
- merely glimpsed,
- misty,
- obscure,
- out of focus,
- pale,
- semivisible,
- shadowy,
- spent,
- uncertain,
- unclear,
- undefined,
- undetermined,
- unplain,
- unrecognizable,
- used up,
- vague,
- washed-out,
- weak,
- worn-out
- moo
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- the sound made by a cow or bull
- make a low noise, characteristic of bovines related words >
- bark,
- bawl,
- bay,
- bell,
- bellow,
- blare,
- blat,
- blate,
- bleat,
- bray,
- call,
- caterwaul,
- cry,
- give tongue,
- give voice,
- howl,
- low,
- meow,
- mew,
- mewl,
- miaow,
- neigh,
- nicker,
- pule,
- roar,
- screak,
- scream,
- screech,
- squall,
- squeak,
- squeal,
- troat,
- ululate,
- wail,
- whicker,
- whine,
- whinny,
- yap,
- yawl,
- yawp,
- yelp,
- yip,
- yowl
- neigh
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- the characteristic sounds made by a horse
- make a characteristic sound, of a horse related words >
- low spirits
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- a state of mild depression related words >
- Schmerz,
- Slough of Despond,
- blank despondency,
- death wish,
- dejectedness,
- dejection,
- depression,
- despair,
- despondency,
- despondentness,
- discouragement,
- disheartenment,
- dispiritedness,
- down trip,
- downcastness,
- downer,
- downheartedness,
- drooping spirits,
- heartlessness,
- hopelessness,
- lowness,
- lowness of spirit,
- malaise,
- oppression,
- pessimism,
- self-destructive urge,
- sinking heart,
- spiritlessness,
- suicidal despair,
- taedium vitae,
- weariness of life
- Schmerz,
- Slough of Despond,
- blank despondency,
- dejectedness,
- dejection,
- depression,
- despair,
- despondency,
- despondentness,
- discouragement,
- disheartenment,
- dispiritedness,
- down trip,
- downcastness,
- downer,
- downheartedness,
- drooping spirits,
- heartlessness,
- hopelessness,
- low spirits,
- lowness,
- lowness of spirit,
- malaise,
- oppression,
- pessimism,
- self-destructive urge,
- sinking heart,
- spiritlessness,
- suicidal despair,
- taedium vitae,
- weariness of life
- popular
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- (of music or art) new and of general appeal (especially among young people)
- carried on by or for the people (or citizens) at large; "the popular vote"; "popular representation"; "institutions of popular government"
- regarded with great favor, approval, or affection especially by the general public; "a popular tourist attraction"; "a popular girl"; "cabbage patch dolls are no longer popular" related words >
- Babbittish,
- Philistine,
- accepted,
- accessible,
- acclaimed,
- accustomed,
- admired,
- admitted,
- adored,
- advocated,
- all the rage,
- all the thing,
- amateur,
- applauded,
- approved,
- associated,
- average,
- backed,
- beloved,
- besetting,
- bourgeois,
- campy,
- celebrated,
- cherished,
- civil,
- collective,
- collectivistic,
- common,
- commonplace,
- communal,
- communistic,
- commutual,
- conformable,
- congregational,
- conjoint,
- consuetudinary,
- conventional,
- cooperative,
- coveted,
- cried up,
- current,
- customary,
- darling,
- dear,
- dearly beloved,
- desired,
- distinguished,
- dominant,
- epidemic,
- established,
- esteemed,
- everyday,
- fabled,
- famed,
- familiar,
- famous,
- far-famed,
- far-heard,
- fashionable,
- favored,
- favorite,
- general,
- generally accepted,
- habitual,
- held dear,
- high-camp,
- highly touted,
- hip,
- homely,
- homespun,
- honored,
- hoped-for,
- hot,
- household,
- in,
- in common,
- in demand,
- in fashion,
- in favor,
- in good odor,
- in style,
- in vogue,
- inexpensive,
- joint,
- kitschy,
- laic,
- laical,
- lay,
- leading,
- legendary,
- longed-for,
- loved,
- low,
- low-camp,
- low-priced,
- marked,
- mod,
- modern,
- much acclaimed,
- mutual,
- mythical,
- new,
- newfashioned,
- nonclerical,
- nonecclesiastical,
- nonministerial,
- nonordained,
- nonpastoral,
- nonreligious,
- normal,
- normative,
- notable,
- noted,
- notorious,
- obtaining,
- occupy,
- of mark,
- of note,
- ordinary,
- pandemic,
- people,
- pet,
- plebeian,
- pop,
- populate,
- precious,
- predominant,
- predominating,
- preferred,
- prescribed,
- prescriptive,
- prevailing,
- prevalent,
- prized,
- prominent,
- public,
- rampant,
- reasonable,
- received,
- reciprocal,
- recommended,
- regnant,
- regular,
- regulation,
- reigning,
- renowned,
- revered,
- rife,
- routine,
- ruling,
- running,
- secular,
- secularist,
- secularistic,
- self-governing,
- set,
- simplified,
- smart,
- social,
- socialistic,
- societal,
- standard,
- stereotyped,
- stock,
- stylish,
- supported,
- talked-about,
- talked-of,
- temporal,
- tenant,
- time-honored,
- traditional,
- treasured,
- trendy,
- understandable,
- universal,
- up-to-date,
- up-to-datish,
- up-to-the-minute,
- usual,
- vernacular,
- vulgar,
- wanted,
- well-beloved,
- well-known,
- well-liked,
- well-thought-of,
- widespread,
- wished-for,
- wonted
- organic
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- a fertilizer that is derived from animal or vegetable matter
- involving or affecting physiology or bodily organs; "an organic disease"
- simple and healthful and close to nature; "an organic lifestyle"
- relating or belonging to the class of chemical compounds having a carbon basis; "hydrocarbons are organic compounds"
- being or relating to or derived from or having properties characteristic of living organisms; "organic life"; "organic growth"; "organic remains found in rock"
- of or relating to foodstuff grown or raised without synthetic fertilizers or pesticides or hormones; "organic eggs"; "organic vegetables"; "organic chicken"
- of or relating to or derived from living organisms; "organic soil" related words >
- anatomic,
- animate,
- architectonic,
- architectural,
- atavistic,
- basic,
- biological,
- biotic,
- bodily,
- born,
- breathing,
- coeval,
- coherent,
- congenital,
- connatal,
- connate,
- connatural,
- consistent,
- constitutional,
- constructional,
- coordinated,
- edificial,
- elementary,
- essential,
- formal,
- fundamental,
- genetic,
- hereditary,
- in the blood,
- inborn,
- inbred,
- incarnate,
- indigenous,
- ingrained,
- inherent,
- inherited,
- innate,
- instinctive,
- instinctual,
- integral,
- integrated,
- living,
- methodical,
- morphological,
- native,
- native to,
- natural,
- natural to,
- orderly,
- organismal,
- organized,
- physical,
- physiological,
- primal,
- primary,
- structural,
- structured,
- substructural,
- superstructural,
- systematic,
- tectonic,
- temperamental,
- textural,
- visceral,
- vital,
- zoetic
- hardship
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- something that causes or entails suffering; "I cannot think it a hardship that more indulgence is allowed to men than to women"- James Boswell; "the many hardships of frontier life" related words >
- adverse circumstances,
- adversity,
- affliction,
- aggravation,
- annoyance,
- asperity,
- austerity,
- bad luck,
- blight,
- broken fortune,
- bummer,
- care,
- cross,
- curse,
- danger,
- deprivation,
- difficulties,
- difficulty,
- discomfort,
- distress,
- downer,
- drudgery,
- embarrassment,
- genteel poverty,
- hard knocks,
- hard life,
- hard lot,
- hard pinch,
- hardcase,
- hardness,
- hazard,
- ill fortune,
- impecuniosity,
- impecuniousness,
- insolvency,
- irritation,
- light purse,
- mischance,
- misery,
- misfortune,
- narrow means,
- peril,
- plight,
- poorness,
- poverty,
- predicament,
- pressure,
- privation,
- rigor,
- sea of troubles,
- slender means,
- straitened circumstances,
- straits,
- stress,
- stress of life,
- suffering,
- tight squeeze,
- toil,
- travail,
- trial,
- tribulation,
- trouble,
- troubles,
- unhappiness,
- unprosperousness,
- vale of tears,
- vicissitude,
- voluntary poverty,
- vows of poverty,
- want
- sort
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- an approximate definition or example; "she wore a sort of magenta dress"; "she served a creamy sort of dessert thing"
- a person of a particular character or nature; "what sort of person is he?"; "he's a good sort"
- an operation that segregates items into groups according to a specified criterion; "the bottleneck in mail delivery it the process of sorting" related words >
- adjust,
- ailing,
- alphabetize,
- analyze,
- appraise,
- arrange,
- array,
- assess,
- assort,
- batch,
- battery,
- blood,
- body,
- body-build,
- bolt,
- brand,
- break down,
- breed,
- bulk,
- cast,
- catalog,
- catalogue,
- categorize,
- category,
- character,
- characteristic,
- characteristics,
- characterize,
- choose,
- clan,
- clarify,
- class,
- classification,
- classify,
- clear up,
- clutch,
- codify,
- collate,
- color,
- comb,
- combine,
- complexion,
- composition,
- constituents,
- constitution,
- contradistinguish,
- crasis,
- cull,
- decide,
- demarcate,
- demark,
- denomination,
- describe,
- description,
- designation,
- dharma,
- diathesis,
- differentiate,
- digest,
- discriminate,
- disposition,
- distinguish,
- divide,
- draw the line,
- enlarge,
- ethos,
- evaluate,
- factor,
- family,
- feather,
- fiber,
- file,
- form,
- frame,
- gauge,
- genius,
- genre,
- genus,
- gradate,
- grade,
- graduate,
- grain,
- group,
- habit,
- hue,
- humor,
- humors,
- identify,
- ilk,
- index,
- indisposed,
- individual,
- kidney,
- kin,
- kind,
- label,
- line,
- list,
- lot,
- low,
- make,
- makeup,
- manner,
- mark,
- mark the interface,
- match,
- measure,
- merge,
- mold,
- mould,
- nature,
- number,
- of a sort,
- of sorts,
- order,
- organize,
- out of sorts,
- parcel,
- person,
- persuasion,
- phylum,
- physique,
- pick,
- pick out,
- pigeonhole,
- place,
- property,
- proportion,
- put straight,
- quality,
- race,
- range,
- rank,
- rate,
- resolve,
- riddle,
- screen,
- screen out,
- segregate,
- select,
- separate,
- set,
- set a limit,
- set apart,
- set off,
- set straight,
- sever,
- severalize,
- shape,
- sieve,
- sieve out,
- sift,
- sift out,
- size,
- solve,
- somatotype,
- somewhat,
- sort of,
- sort out,
- species,
- spirit,
- split hairs,
- stamp,
- stock,
- straighten out,
- strain,
- streak,
- stripe,
- style,
- subdivide,
- subgenus,
- subordinate,
- subspecies,
- subtilize,
- suchness,
- suite,
- system,
- systematize,
- systemize,
- tabulate,
- temper,
- temperament,
- tendency,
- tenor,
- the like of,
- the likes of,
- thing,
- thrash out,
- throw,
- tidy up,
- tone,
- tribe,
- type,
- under the weather,
- unwell,
- variety,
- vein,
- way,
- weigh,
- winnow
- apt,
- bright,
- clever,
- docile,
- educable,
- facile,
- formable,
- homely,
- humble,
- humble-looking,
- humble-visaged,
- humblest,
- impressionable,
- inglorious,
- innocuous,
- instructable,
- intelligent,
- least,
- low,
- lowest,
- lowliest,
- lowly,
- malleable,
- mean,
- modest,
- moldable,
- motivated,
- plain,
- plastic,
- pliable,
- poor,
- quick,
- ready,
- receptive,
- ripe for instruction,
- schoolable,
- simple,
- small,
- susceptible,
- thirsty for knowledge,
- trainable,
- undistinguished,
- unimportant,
- unpretentious,
- willing
- abhorrent,
- abject,
- abominable,
- arrant,
- atrocious,
- awful,
- bad,
- base,
- beastly,
- beggarly,
- below contempt,
- beneath contempt,
- black,
- blamable,
- blameworthy,
- brutal,
- cheesy,
- contemptible,
- criminal,
- crude,
- crummy,
- crying,
- damnable,
- dark,
- debased,
- degraded,
- deplorable,
- depraved,
- desperate,
- despicable,
- detestable,
- dire,
- dirty,
- disgraceful,
- disgusting,
- dreadful,
- egregious,
- enormous,
- evil,
- execrable,
- fetid,
- filthy,
- flagitious,
- flagrant,
- forbidding,
- foul,
- fulsome,
- grave,
- grievous,
- gross,
- hateful,
- horrible,
- horrid,
- ignoble,
- improper,
- infamous,
- iniquitous,
- knavish,
- lamentable,
- little,
- loathsome,
- lousy,
- low,
- low-down,
- lumpen,
- malodorous,
- mangy,
- mean,
- measly,
- mephitic,
- miasmal,
- miasmic,
- miserable,
- monstrous,
- nasty,
- naughty,
- nauseating,
- nefarious,
- noisome,
- notorious,
- noxious,
- objectionable,
- obnoxious,
- obscene,
- odious,
- offensive,
- outrageous,
- paltry,
- peccant,
- petty,
- pitiable,
- pitiful,
- poky,
- poor,
- rank,
- rebarbative,
- regrettable,
- repellent,
- reprehensible,
- reprobate,
- reptilian,
- repugnant,
- repulsive,
- revolting,
- rotten,
- sad,
- scabby,
- scandalous,
- schlock,
- scrubby,
- scruffy,
- scummy,
- scurvy,
- shabby,
- shameful,
- shocking,
- shoddy,
- sickening,
- sinful,
- small,
- sordid,
- squalid,
- stinking,
- terrible,
- too bad,
- unclean,
- unforgivable,
- unmentionable,
- unpardonable,
- unspeakable,
- unworthy,
- vicious,
- vile,
- villainous,
- wicked,
- woeful,
- worst,
- worthless,
- wretched,
- wrong
- reasonable
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- marked by sound judgment; "sane nuclear policy"
- showing reason or sound judgment; "a sensible choice"; "a sensible person" related words >
- acceptable,
- admissible,
- all there,
- allowable,
- apparent,
- appropriate,
- arguable,
- balanced,
- believable,
- bright,
- budget,
- cheap,
- clearheaded,
- clearminded,
- cogent,
- commonsense,
- compos mentis,
- conceivable,
- conceptive,
- conceptual,
- condonable,
- consequent,
- conservative,
- controlled,
- cool,
- coolheaded,
- credible,
- defensible,
- discreet,
- discursive,
- dispensable,
- down-to-earth,
- earthy,
- easy,
- economic,
- economical,
- economy,
- equitable,
- excusable,
- exemptible,
- expiable,
- fair,
- forgivable,
- frugal,
- hardheaded,
- healthy-minded,
- ideational,
- inexpensive,
- inoffensive,
- intellectual,
- intelligent,
- judicious,
- just,
- justifiable,
- knowing,
- legitimate,
- levelheaded,
- logical,
- low,
- low-priced,
- lucid,
- manageable,
- matter-of-fact,
- mentally sound,
- moderate,
- modest,
- noetic,
- nominal,
- normal,
- not so dumb,
- of sound mind,
- pardonable,
- philosophical,
- plausible,
- popular,
- positivistic,
- practical,
- practical-minded,
- pragmatic,
- proper,
- rational,
- realist,
- realistic,
- reasoned,
- remissible,
- restrained,
- right,
- sane,
- sane-minded,
- scientific,
- scientistic,
- secular,
- sensible,
- shabby,
- shoddy,
- sober,
- sober-minded,
- sophic,
- sound,
- sound-minded,
- sound-thinking,
- straight-thinking,
- strong-minded,
- suitable,
- temperate,
- tenable,
- thinking,
- together,
- token,
- tolerable,
- understanding,
- unexcessive,
- unexpensive,
- unextravagant,
- unextreme,
- unideal,
- unidealistic,
- unobjectionable,
- unromantic,
- unsentimental,
- venial,
- vindicable,
- warrantable,
- well-argued,
- well-balanced,
- well-founded,
- well-grounded,
- well-thought-out,
- wholesome,
- wise,
- within means,
- within reason,
- worldly,
- worth the money
- crypt
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- a cellar or vault or underground burial chamber (especially beneath a church) related words >
- Easter sepulcher,
- alveolation,
- alveolus,
- ambry,
- antrum,
- apse,
- armpit,
- baptistery,
- barrow,
- basement,
- basin,
- beehive tomb,
- blindstory,
- bone house,
- booth,
- bowl,
- box,
- box grave,
- burial,
- burial chamber,
- burial mound,
- catacomb,
- catacombs,
- cave,
- cavern,
- cavity,
- cell,
- cellar,
- cellule,
- cenotaph,
- chamber,
- chancel,
- charnel house,
- choir,
- cist,
- cist grave,
- cloisters,
- compartment,
- concave,
- concavity,
- confessional,
- confessionary,
- crater,
- crib,
- cromlech,
- cup,
- deep six,
- depression,
- diaconicon,
- diaconicum,
- dip,
- dokhma,
- dolmen,
- enclosed space,
- fold,
- follicle,
- funnel chest,
- grave,
- grotto,
- hold,
- hole,
- hollow,
- hollow shell,
- house of death,
- lacuna,
- last home,
- long home,
- low green tent,
- low house,
- manger,
- mastaba,
- mausoleum,
- monstrance,
- mummy chamber,
- narrow house,
- nave,
- ossuarium,
- ossuary,
- passage grave,
- pew,
- pit,
- pocket,
- porch,
- presbytery,
- punch bowl,
- pyramid,
- reliquary,
- resting place,
- rood loft,
- rood stair,
- rood tower,
- room,
- sacrarium,
- sacristy,
- scoop,
- sepulcher,
- shaft grave,
- shell,
- shrine,
- sink,
- sinus,
- socket,
- stall,
- stupa,
- tomb,
- tope,
- tower of silence,
- transept,
- triforium,
- trough,
- tumulus,
- vault,
- vestry,
- vug
- bale
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- a large bundle bound for storage or transport
- make into a bale; "bale hay" related words >
- aching heart,
- agony,
- agony of mind,
- anguish,
- bind up,
- bindle,
- bitterness,
- bleeding heart,
- bolt,
- bouquet,
- broken heart,
- budget,
- bundle,
- bundle up,
- burden,
- burdening,
- burthen,
- cargo,
- charge,
- charging,
- crushing,
- cumber,
- cumbrance,
- deadweight,
- deck,
- depression,
- depth of misery,
- desolation,
- despair,
- do up,
- drag,
- encumbrance,
- extremity,
- fagot,
- fardel,
- fasces,
- fascine,
- freight,
- grief,
- handicap,
- heartache,
- heavy heart,
- incubus,
- incumbency,
- infelicity,
- lading,
- load,
- loading,
- melancholia,
- melancholy,
- millstone,
- misery,
- nosegay,
- oppression,
- overload,
- overtaxing,
- overweighting,
- pack,
- package,
- packet,
- parcel,
- posy,
- pressure,
- prostration,
- quiver,
- roll,
- roll up,
- rouleau,
- saddling,
- sadness,
- sheaf,
- suicidal despair,
- superincumbency,
- surcharge,
- taxing,
- tie up,
- truss,
- truss up,
- woe,
- wrap,
- wrap up,
- wretchedness
- palsy
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- a condition marked by uncontrollable tremor
- affect with palsy related words >
- MS,
- ague,
- amyotrophic lateral sclerosis,
- apoplexy,
- brain disease,
- bumpiness,
- catalepsy,
- cataplexy,
- cephalalgia,
- cerebral palsy,
- chattering,
- chorea,
- cold shivers,
- diplegia,
- emotional disorder,
- epilepsy,
- falling sickness,
- fits and starts,
- glossopharyngeal neuralgia,
- headache,
- hemiplegia,
- herpes zoster,
- infantile paralysis,
- ischialgia,
- jactation,
- jactitation,
- jerkiness,
- joltiness,
- migraine,
- multiple sclerosis,
- nervous disorder,
- neuralgia,
- neuritis,
- neuropathy,
- organic psychosis,
- paralysis,
- paraplegia,
- paresis,
- polio,
- poliomyelitis,
- polyneuritis,
- pressure neuropathy,
- priapism,
- quaking,
- quavering,
- quivering,
- radiculitis,
- sciatic neuritis,
- sciatica,
- sensory paralysis,
- shakes,
- shaking,
- shaking palsy,
- shingles,
- shivering,
- shivers,
- shuddering,
- spasms,
- spastic paralysis,
- stroke,
- succussion,
- the jerks,
- tic douloureux,
- toxic psychosis,
- trembling,
- tremulousness,
- vibration
- open sesame
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- any very successful means of achieving a result
- a magical command; used by Ali Baba related words >
- Rasputin,
- Svengali,
- VIP,
- abracadabra,
- access,
- bad influence,
- big wheel,
- bottle opener,
- can opener,
- church key,
- clavis,
- conjuration,
- corkscrew,
- countersign,
- court,
- eminence grise,
- five-percenter,
- friend at court,
- good influence,
- gray eminence,
- heavyweight,
- hidden hand,
- hocus-pocus,
- incantation,
- influence,
- influence peddler,
- influencer,
- ingroup,
- key,
- kingmaker,
- latchkey,
- latchstring,
- lobby,
- lobbyist,
- lords of creation,
- magic formula,
- magic words,
- man of influence,
- manipulator,
- master key,
- mumbo jumbo,
- opener,
- passkey,
- password,
- powers that be,
- pressure group,
- secret grip,
- shibboleth,
- sinister influence,
- skeleton key,
- special interests,
- special-interest group,
- tessera,
- the Establishment,
- ticket,
- tin opener,
- token,
- very important person,
- watchword,
- wheeler-dealer,
- wire-puller
- ailing,
- at a discount,
- at a reduction,
- bad,
- below,
- below deck,
- below standard,
- below the mark,
- belowstairs,
- critically ill,
- down,
- down below,
- downstairs,
- faint,
- faintish,
- feeling awful,
- feeling faint,
- feeling something terrible,
- ill,
- in danger,
- indisposed,
- infra,
- laid low,
- mortally ill,
- not quite right,
- off,
- off-color,
- out of sorts,
- rocky,
- seedy,
- sick,
- sick unto death,
- sickish,
- substandard,
- taken ill,
- under,
- under the weather,
- underfoot,
- unwell
- and listen,
- attend to business,
- be alert,
- be obsessed with,
- be vigilant,
- be watchful,
- beware,
- concentrate on,
- fix on,
- focus on,
- give heed,
- have a care,
- keep alert,
- keep in sight,
- keep in view,
- keep vigil,
- keep watch,
- lie low,
- look,
- look about one,
- look lively,
- look out,
- look sharp,
- mind,
- miss nothing,
- never nod,
- pay attention,
- pay heed,
- qui vive,
- scrutinize,
- stop,
- study,
- take care,
- take heed,
- watch
- look out
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- to protect someone's interests; "A man's gotta look out for his family" related words >
- and listen,
- attend to business,
- be alert,
- be obsessed with,
- be vigilant,
- be watchful,
- beware,
- concentrate on,
- fix on,
- focus on,
- give heed,
- have a care,
- keep alert,
- keep in sight,
- keep in view,
- keep vigil,
- keep watch,
- lie low,
- look,
- look about one,
- look lively,
- look sharp,
- mind,
- miss nothing,
- never nod,
- pay attention,
- pay heed,
- qui vive,
- scrutinize,
- stop,
- study,
- take care,
- take heed,
- watch,
- watch out
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