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unwashed collapse: not cleaned with or as if with soap and water; "a sink full of unwashed dishes"

base,
baseborn,
canaille,
contaminated,
corrupted,
dirty,
dregs,
humble,
impure,
infected,
low,
lowborn,
lowly,
masses,
mean,
mob,
nonkosher,
plebeian,
polluted,
proletariat,
ragtag and bobtail,
riffraff,
ritually unclean,
scum,
the great unwashed,
the masses,
the mob,
the populace,
the population,
trash,
tref,
unbathed,
unclean,
uncleaned,
uncleanly,
unpure,
unscoured,
unscrubbed,
unswept,
unwiped

throughout collapse: from first to last; "the play was excellent end-to-end"

ad infinitum,
all over,
all through,
amid,
around,
at about,
at all points,
at full length,
at large,
completely,
diffusely,
dispersedly,
durante,
during,
entirely,
every bit,
every inch,
every whit,
everywhere,
far and near,
far and wide,
fully,
head and shoulders,
heart and soul,
here and there,
high and low,
in all quarters,
in all respects,
in every respect,
in extenso,
in places,
in spots,
inside and out,
mid,
midst,
neck deep,
on all counts,
over,
overall,
passim,
pending,
root and branch,
round,
round about,
sparsely,
sparsim,
sporadically,
through,
through and through,
to the brim,
to the death,
to the end,
to the hilt,
wherever you look,
wholly,
you name it

relaxed collapse: made less tense or rigid; "his relaxed muscles"; without strain or anxiety; "gave the impression of being quite relaxed"; "a relaxed and informal discussion"

Bohemian,
affable,
ambling,
at ease,
at home,
at rest,
bagging,
baggy,
blank,
blankminded,
blase,
breezy,
calm,
carefree,
careless,
casual,
cautious,
circumspect,
claudicant,
common,
composed,
cool,
coolheaded,
cordial,
crawling,
creeping,
creeping like snail,
culpably negligent,
dangling,
degage,
deliberate,
derelict,
devil-may-care,
drooping,
easy,
easygoing,
empty,
empty-headed,
faltering,
familiar,
fatuous,
flabby,
flaccid,
flagging,
flapping,
flexuous,
flimsy,
floppy,
folksy,
foot-dragging,
free and easy,
gentle,
gracious,
gradual,
halting,
hanging,
happy-go-lucky,
hasteless,
haymish,
hobbled,
hobbling,
homely,
homey,
idle,
impotent,
imprecise,
inactive,
inadvertent,
inane,
inattentive,
incogitant,
indifferent,
indolent,
inexcitable,
informal,
insouciant,
irregular,
laissez-faire,
languid,
languorous,
lax,
lazy,
leisurely,
lenient,
limp,
limping,
loose,
low-pressure,
lumbering,
mellow,
mild,
moderate,
natural,
neglectful,
neglecting,
negligent,
nerveless,
nirvanic,
nonchalant,
noninterfering,
nonrestrictive,
oblivious,
off-guard,
offhand,
offhanded,
overindulgent,
overly permissive,
overpermissive,
pacific,
passive,
peaceful,
permissive,
plain,
poking,
poky,
procrastinating,
quietistic,
reluctant,
remiss,
rickety,
rock-steady,
rubbery,
sauntering,
scamping,
serene,
shaky,
shuffling,
simple,
sinuous,
skimping,
slack,
slighting,
slipshod,
sloppy,
slothful,
slow,
slow as death,
slow as molasses,
slow as slow,
slow-crawling,
slow-foot,
slow-going,
slow-legged,
slow-moving,
slow-paced,
slow-poky,
slow-running,
slow-sailing,
slow-stepped,
sluggish,
slurring,
snail-paced,
snaillike,
sociable,
soft,
staggering,
steady,
steady-handed,
steady-nerved,
steel-nerved,
streaming,
strolling,
strong-nerved,
tentative,
thoughtfree,
thoughtless,
toddling,
tortoiselike,
tottering,
tranquil,
trudging,
turtlelike,
unaffected,
unassuming,
unblenching,
unblinking,
unceremonious,
uncircumspect,
unconstrained,
unconventional,
unfaltering,
unflinching,
unfussy,
unguarded,
unhasty,
unhurried,
unideaed,
unintellectual,
unnervous,
unoccupied,
unofficial,
unquivering,
unreasoning,
unreserved,
unrestrained,
unrigorous,
unshaken,
unshaky,
unshrinking,
unstrained,
unstudied,
unthinking,
untremulous,
unwary,
unwatchful,
unwavering,
vacant,
vacuous,
waddling,
weak,
without a tremor

shove collapse: the act of shoving (giving a push to someone or something); "he gave the door a shove"; push roughly; "the people pushed and shoved to get in line"

actuate,
advance,
assault,
bear,
bear upon,
bearing,
black-market,
black-marketeer,
boost,
bootleg,
bowl,
buck,
bull,
bulldoze,
bump,
bump against,
bunt,
butt,
butt against,
cram,
crowd,
dig,
drive,
driving force,
elbow,
fence,
force,
forward,
goad,
head,
hurtle,
hustle,
impel,
impulsion,
jab,
jam,
jog,
joggle,
jolt,
jostle,
mobilize,
moonshine,
motivate,
motive power,
move,
nudge,
pedal,
peddle,
pile drive,
poke,
pole,
press,
pressure,
prod,
propel,
propelling,
propelment,
propulsion,
pulsion,
punch,
push,
pushing,
ram,
ram down,
rattle,
roll,
row,
run,
run against,
set in motion,
shake,
shoulder,
shoving,
shunt,
stress,
sweep,
sweep along,
tamp,
thrust,
treadle,
troll,
trundle

take care collapse: be in charge of or deal with; "She takes care of all the necessary arrangements"; be careful, prudent, or watchful; "Take care when you cross the street!"