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- peppery
collapse - having the piquant burning taste of peppers; "corn chips with peppery salsa" related words >
- alert,
- beany,
- brisk,
- burning,
- choleric,
- combustible,
- cranky,
- cross,
- curried,
- explosive,
- fiery,
- hasty,
- high-seasoned,
- high-spirited,
- hot,
- hot as pepper,
- hot-tempered,
- hotheaded,
- keen,
- lively,
- mettlesome,
- nippy,
- passionate,
- peppy,
- piquant,
- poignant,
- quick,
- quick-tempered,
- racy,
- ratty,
- seasoned,
- short-tempered,
- snappy,
- spiced,
- spicy,
- spunky,
- tangy,
- volcanic,
- with a kick,
- zestful,
- zesty,
- zippy
- unhappy
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- experiencing or marked by or causing sadness or sorrow or discontent; "unhappy over her departure"; "unhappy with her raise"; "after the argument they lapsed into an unhappy silence"; "had an unhappy time at school"; "the unhappy (or sad) news"; "he looks so sad"
- causing discomfort; "the unhappy truth" related words >
- Sad,
- against,
- anguished,
- anxious,
- awkward,
- bad,
- badly off,
- beefing,
- bellyaching,
- bitching,
- black,
- bleak,
- blue,
- bored,
- bumbling,
- cheerless,
- clumsy,
- complaining,
- complaintful,
- con,
- crabbing,
- crabby,
- cranky,
- crestfallen,
- croaking,
- cursed,
- dejected,
- depressant,
- depressed,
- despondent,
- dire,
- disagreeable,
- disappointed,
- disapprobatory,
- disapproving,
- disastrous,
- disconsolate,
- discontented,
- disenchanted,
- disgruntled,
- disgusted,
- disillusioned,
- dismal,
- dispirited,
- dispiriting,
- displeased,
- displeasing,
- dissatisfied,
- dissenting,
- distressed,
- donsie,
- doomful,
- down,
- downcast,
- downhearted,
- dreary,
- envious,
- evil-starred,
- fatal,
- faultfinding,
- forlorn,
- fortuneless,
- funest,
- futile,
- gauche,
- gloomy,
- glum,
- graceless,
- grim,
- griping,
- grouchy,
- grousing,
- growling,
- grumbling,
- halting,
- hapless,
- heavy-handed,
- heavyhearted,
- humorless,
- ill off,
- ill-advised,
- ill-chosen,
- ill-considered,
- ill-fated,
- ill-omened,
- ill-seasoned,
- ill-starred,
- ill-suited,
- ill-timed,
- impolitic,
- improper,
- in adverse circumstances,
- in bad humor,
- inadvisable,
- inappropriate,
- inapt,
- inauspicious,
- incongruous,
- inconvenient,
- indignant,
- inept,
- inexpedient,
- infelicitous,
- infestive,
- inopportune,
- intempestive,
- intrusive,
- irrelevant,
- joyless,
- lachrymose,
- late,
- long-faced,
- low,
- low-spirited,
- luckless,
- mal a propos,
- maladroit,
- malapropos,
- malcontent,
- malcontented,
- melancholy,
- mirthless,
- miserable,
- mistimed,
- murmuring,
- muttering,
- nauseated,
- nauseous,
- off base,
- ominous,
- opposed,
- opposing,
- oppressive,
- out of humor,
- out of line,
- out of luck,
- out of phase,
- out of place,
- out of sorts,
- out of time,
- peevish,
- petulant,
- planet-struck,
- pleasureless,
- poor,
- premature,
- prey to malaise,
- querulant,
- querulous,
- rebellious,
- repelled,
- resentful,
- restive,
- restless,
- revolted,
- rotten,
- sad,
- saddened,
- short of luck,
- sickened,
- sorrowful,
- sorry,
- sorryish,
- sour,
- star-crossed,
- suffering angst,
- sulky,
- tearful,
- too late,
- too soon,
- turned-off,
- unaccepting,
- unaccommodating,
- unappreciative,
- unapproving,
- unbefitting,
- unblessed,
- uncheerful,
- uncheery,
- uncomplimentary,
- underprivileged,
- undesirable,
- uneasy,
- unfavorable,
- unfit,
- unfitting,
- unfortunate,
- unfulfilled,
- ungratified,
- unhandy,
- unjoyful,
- unlucky,
- unmeet,
- unmirthful,
- unpleasant,
- unprofitable,
- unpropitious,
- unprosperous,
- unprovidential,
- unquiet,
- unready,
- unripe,
- unsatisfied,
- unseasonable,
- unseemly,
- unsmiling,
- unsuitable,
- unsuited,
- untimely,
- untoward,
- unwise,
- whiny,
- wooden,
- wretched,
- wrong
- acid-ash diet,
- allergy diet,
- appetite,
- bland diet,
- calorie chart,
- calorie counter,
- cannibalism,
- carnivorism,
- carnivority,
- carnivorousness,
- chewing,
- consumption,
- cropping,
- deglutition,
- devouring,
- devourment,
- diabetic diet,
- diet,
- diet book,
- dietary,
- dietetics,
- dining,
- eating,
- epulation,
- feasting,
- feeding,
- gluttony,
- gobbling,
- grazing,
- herbivorism,
- herbivority,
- herbivorousness,
- high-protein diet,
- high-vitamin diet,
- hunger,
- ingestion,
- licking,
- low-carbohydrate diet,
- low-salt diet,
- macrobiotic diet,
- manducation,
- mastication,
- messing,
- munching,
- nibbling,
- nutrition,
- omnivorism,
- omnivorousness,
- omophagy,
- pantophagy,
- pap,
- pasture,
- pasturing,
- pecking,
- regalement,
- regime,
- regimen,
- relishing,
- rumination,
- salt-free diet,
- savoring,
- soft diet,
- spoon victuals,
- tasting,
- ulcer diet,
- vegetarianism,
- vitamin-deficiency diet,
- wolfing
- acid-ash diet,
- administration,
- allergy diet,
- bland diet,
- calorie chart,
- calorie counter,
- civil government,
- curative measures,
- cure,
- diabetic diet,
- diet,
- diet book,
- dietary,
- dietetics,
- dieting,
- direction,
- discipline,
- dispensation,
- disposition,
- empery,
- empire,
- first aid,
- form of government,
- governance,
- government,
- high-protein diet,
- high-vitamin diet,
- hospitalization,
- leadership,
- low-carbohydrate diet,
- low-salt diet,
- macrobiotic diet,
- management,
- medical treatment,
- medicamentation,
- medication,
- order,
- oversight,
- pap,
- political organization,
- polity,
- regime,
- regimen,
- regnancy,
- regulation,
- reign,
- rule,
- salt-free diet,
- soft diet,
- sovereignty,
- spoon victuals,
- supervision,
- sway,
- system,
- system of government,
- treatment,
- ulcer diet,
- vegetarianism,
- vitamin-deficiency diet
- ignoble
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- completely lacking nobility in character or quality or purpose; "something cowardly and ignoble in his attitude"; "I think it a less evil that some criminals should escape than that the government should play an ignoble part"- Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.
- not of the nobility; "of ignoble (or ungentle) birth"; "untitled civilians" related words >
- abhorrent,
- abject,
- abominable,
- base,
- base-minded,
- baseborn,
- beastly,
- beggarly,
- below contempt,
- beneath contempt,
- coarse,
- common,
- contemptible,
- crude,
- derogatory,
- despicable,
- detestable,
- discreditable,
- disgusting,
- dishonorable,
- disreputable,
- execrable,
- fetid,
- forbidding,
- foul,
- fulsome,
- gross,
- hateful,
- heinous,
- homely,
- humble,
- ignominious,
- infamous,
- inferior,
- inglorious,
- loathsome,
- low,
- low-minded,
- lowborn,
- lowly,
- malodorous,
- mean,
- mephitic,
- miasmal,
- miasmic,
- modest,
- nasty,
- nauseating,
- noisome,
- notorious,
- noxious,
- objectionable,
- obnoxious,
- obscene,
- odious,
- offensive,
- ordinary,
- peasant,
- plain,
- plebeian,
- poor,
- popular,
- rebarbative,
- repellent,
- repugnant,
- repulsive,
- revolting,
- scrubby,
- scurvy,
- seamy,
- servile,
- shady,
- sickening,
- simple,
- sordid,
- sorry,
- stinking,
- unpraiseworthy,
- unrespectable,
- unsavory,
- unwashed,
- vile,
- vulgar,
- wretched
- vibrant
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- of colors that are bright and striking
- of sounds that are strong and resonating; "the men's vibrant voices"
- vigorous and animated; "a vibrant group that challenged the system"; "a charming and vivacious hostess"; "a vivacious folk dance" related words >
- active,
- acute,
- aggressive,
- animated,
- brisk,
- consonant,
- dynamic,
- energetic,
- enterprising,
- enthusiastic,
- forceful,
- forcible,
- full,
- full of pep,
- go-go,
- hearty,
- impetuous,
- incisive,
- intense,
- keen,
- kinetic,
- lively,
- living,
- lusty,
- mellow,
- mettlesome,
- orotund,
- peppy,
- plangent,
- pulsing,
- resonant,
- resonating,
- resounding,
- rich,
- ringing,
- robust,
- rolling,
- rotund,
- round,
- smacking,
- snappy,
- sonorous,
- spanking,
- spirited,
- strenuous,
- strong,
- take-charge,
- take-over,
- throbbing,
- trenchant,
- vibrating,
- vigorous,
- vivacious,
- vivid,
- zestful,
- zesty,
- zippy
- insipid
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- not pleasing to the sense of taste
- lacking interest or significance; "an insipid personality"; "jejune novel"
- lacking significance or impact; "an insipid novel" related words >
- arid,
- banal,
- bare,
- barren,
- betwixt and between,
- blah,
- bland,
- blank,
- bleached,
- bloodless,
- bromidic,
- changeable,
- characterless,
- clear,
- cold,
- colorless,
- common,
- commonplace,
- dead,
- devoid,
- dilute,
- diluted,
- dismal,
- distasteful,
- draggy,
- drearisome,
- dreary,
- driveling,
- dry,
- dryasdust,
- dull,
- dusty,
- effete,
- elephantine,
- empty,
- etiolated,
- fade,
- fair,
- fair to middling,
- fairish,
- featureless,
- feeble,
- flat,
- flavorless,
- gruelly,
- halfhearted,
- heavy,
- ho-hum,
- hollow,
- humdrum,
- ill-flavored,
- inane,
- indecisive,
- indifferent,
- inexcitable,
- infirm of purpose,
- infirm of will,
- innocuous,
- irresolute,
- jejune,
- lackluster,
- leaden,
- lifeless,
- low-spirited,
- matter-of-fact,
- mediocre,
- medium,
- middling,
- mild,
- milk-and-water,
- milky,
- moderate,
- modest,
- mundane,
- mushy,
- namby-pamby,
- neutral,
- null,
- null and void,
- of a kind,
- of a sort,
- of sorts,
- ordinary,
- pale,
- pallid,
- pappy,
- passable,
- pedestrian,
- plain,
- plodding,
- poetryless,
- pointless,
- poky,
- ponderous,
- prosaic,
- prosing,
- prosy,
- pulpy,
- respectable,
- sapless,
- savorless,
- slight,
- slow,
- so-so,
- soft,
- solemn,
- spiceless,
- spiritless,
- stale,
- sterile,
- stiff,
- stodgy,
- stuffy,
- subdued,
- superficial,
- swashy,
- tame,
- tasteless,
- tedious,
- tenuous,
- thin,
- tiresome,
- tolerable,
- unappetizing,
- unembellished,
- unflavored,
- unidealistic,
- unimaginative,
- unimpassioned,
- uninteresting,
- unlively,
- unpoetic,
- unrelieved,
- unromantic,
- unsavory,
- vacant,
- vacuous,
- vapid,
- void,
- washy,
- watered,
- watered-down,
- waterish,
- watery,
- weak,
- weariful,
- wearisome,
- white,
- wishy-washy,
- with nothing inside,
- without content,
- wooden
- abject,
- abominable,
- arrant,
- atrocious,
- barfy,
- base,
- beggarly,
- beneath contempt,
- bum,
- cheap,
- cheesy,
- common,
- contemptible,
- crappy,
- creepy,
- debased,
- degraded,
- depraved,
- despicable,
- dirty,
- disgusting,
- execrable,
- flagrant,
- foul,
- fulsome,
- gaudy,
- gimcracky,
- godawful,
- goshawful,
- grave,
- grim,
- gross,
- hairy,
- heinous,
- icky,
- little,
- low,
- low-down,
- lumpen,
- mangy,
- mean,
- measly,
- meretricious,
- miserable,
- monstrous,
- nefarious,
- obnoxious,
- odious,
- paltry,
- pathetic,
- petty,
- pitiable,
- pitiful,
- poky,
- poor,
- punk,
- putrid,
- rank,
- reptilian,
- rubbishy,
- sad,
- scabby,
- scrubby,
- scruffy,
- scummy,
- scurvy,
- scuzzy,
- shabby,
- shitty,
- shoddy,
- small,
- sorry,
- squalid,
- stinking,
- stinky,
- trashy,
- trumpery,
- two-for-a-cent,
- two-for-a-penny,
- twopenny,
- twopenny-halfpenny,
- unmentionable,
- valueless,
- vile,
- vomity,
- worthless,
- wretched,
- yecchy
- arbitrary,
- autarchic,
- autarkic,
- autonomous,
- discretional,
- discretionary,
- elective,
- free,
- free will,
- free-spirited,
- freewheeling,
- gratuitous,
- independent,
- individualistic,
- inner-directed,
- neutral,
- nonaligned,
- nonmandatory,
- nonpartisan,
- offered,
- optional,
- proffered,
- self-acting,
- self-active,
- self-contained,
- self-dependent,
- self-determining,
- self-directing,
- self-governed,
- self-governing,
- self-reliant,
- self-subsistent,
- self-sufficient,
- self-supporting,
- sovereign,
- spontaneous,
- third-force,
- third-world,
- unasked,
- unbesought,
- unbidden,
- uncalled-for,
- uncoerced,
- uncompelled,
- unforced,
- uninfluenced,
- uninvited,
- unpressured,
- unprompted,
- unrequested,
- unrequired,
- unsolicited,
- unsought,
- voluntary,
- volunteer,
- willful
- high tide
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- the tide when the water is highest related words >
- amplitude,
- congestion,
- direct tide,
- ebb,
- ebb and flow,
- ebb tide,
- flood,
- flood tide,
- flow,
- flux,
- flux and reflux,
- full,
- full tide,
- fullness,
- high water,
- impletion,
- low tide,
- low water,
- lunar tide,
- neap,
- neap tide,
- opposite tide,
- overfullness,
- plenitude,
- plethora,
- refluence,
- reflux,
- repletion,
- rip,
- riptide,
- satiety,
- saturation,
- saturation point,
- solar tide,
- spring tide,
- surfeit,
- 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
- flood tide
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- the occurrence of incoming water (between a low tide and the following high tide); "a tide in the affairs of men which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune" -Shakespeare related words >
- amplitude,
- congestion,
- direct tide,
- ebb,
- ebb and flow,
- ebb tide,
- flood,
- flow,
- flux,
- flux and reflux,
- full,
- full tide,
- fullness,
- high tide,
- high water,
- impletion,
- low tide,
- low water,
- lunar tide,
- neap,
- neap tide,
- opposite tide,
- overfullness,
- plenitude,
- plethora,
- refluence,
- reflux,
- repletion,
- rip,
- riptide,
- satiety,
- saturation,
- saturation point,
- solar tide,
- spring tide,
- surfeit,
- 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
- reptilian
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- of or relating to the class Reptilia related words >
- abject,
- abominable,
- alligator,
- amphibian,
- anguine,
- arrant,
- atrocious,
- base,
- batrachian,
- beggarly,
- cheesy,
- colubriform,
- contemptible,
- crawling,
- creeping,
- crocodile,
- crocodilian,
- crummy,
- debased,
- degraded,
- depraved,
- despicable,
- dinosaur,
- dirty,
- disgusting,
- execrable,
- flagrant,
- foul,
- froggy,
- fulsome,
- gator,
- grave,
- gross,
- heinous,
- little,
- lizard,
- lizardlike,
- low,
- low-down,
- lumpen,
- mangy,
- mean,
- measly,
- miserable,
- monstrous,
- nefarious,
- obnoxious,
- odious,
- ophidian,
- paltry,
- petty,
- poky,
- poor,
- rank,
- repent,
- reptant,
- reptile,
- reptilelike,
- reptiliform,
- reptiloid,
- saurian,
- scabby,
- scrubby,
- scruffy,
- scummy,
- scurvy,
- serpentiform,
- serpentile,
- serpentine,
- serpentlike,
- serpentoid,
- shabby,
- shoddy,
- slithering,
- small,
- snakelike,
- snaky,
- squalid,
- terrapin,
- toadish,
- tortoise,
- turtle,
- unmentionable,
- vile,
- viperiform,
- viperish,
- viperlike,
- viperoid,
- viperous,
- vipery,
- wretched
- little
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- a small amount or duration; "he accepted the little they gave him"
- small in a way that arouses feelings (of tenderness or its opposite depending on the context); "a nice little job"; "bless your little heart"; "my dear little mother"; "a sweet little deal"; "I'm tired of your petty little schemes"; "filthy little tricks"; "what a nasty little situation"
- (of a voice) faint; "a little voice"; "a still small voice"
- lowercase; "little a"; "small a"; "e.e.cummings's poetry is written all in minuscule letters"
- (of children and animals) young, immature; "what a big little boy you are"; "small children"
- not much; "he talked little about his family" related words >
- Lilliputian,
- a bit,
- a breath,
- a little,
- abject,
- abominable,
- ace,
- arrant,
- atom,
- atrocious,
- authoritarian,
- baby,
- back-burner,
- bantam,
- barely,
- base,
- beggarly,
- bigot,
- bigoted,
- bit,
- borne,
- bowshot,
- brief,
- brief span,
- by a hair,
- by an ace,
- casual,
- cheap,
- cheesy,
- close quarters,
- close range,
- closed,
- collateral,
- compact,
- compendious,
- concise,
- constricted,
- contemptible,
- crack,
- cramped,
- creedbound,
- crumb,
- crummy,
- cursory,
- curt,
- curtal,
- curtate,
- dab,
- deaf,
- deaf to reason,
- debased,
- decurtate,
- deficient,
- degraded,
- depraved,
- depthless,
- despicable,
- diminutive,
- dinky,
- dirty,
- disgusting,
- dispensable,
- dole,
- dollop,
- dot,
- dram,
- dribble,
- driblet,
- dwarf,
- earreach,
- earshot,
- elfin,
- ever so little,
- execrable,
- exiguous,
- exiguously,
- faintly,
- fanatical,
- farthing,
- feebly,
- few,
- flagrant,
- fleck,
- flyspeck,
- footling,
- fortuitous,
- foul,
- fragment,
- fulsome,
- gobbet,
- grain,
- granule,
- grave,
- groat,
- gross,
- gunshot,
- hair,
- hair space,
- hairbreadth,
- hairsbreadth,
- half-pint,
- handful,
- hardly,
- hardly any,
- hardly ever,
- heinous,
- hidebound,
- illiberal,
- immaterial,
- imperfect,
- imperfectly,
- in a nutshell,
- in miniature,
- in the small,
- inadequate,
- inappreciable,
- inappreciably,
- inch,
- incidental,
- incompetent,
- inconsequential,
- inconsequentially,
- inconsiderable,
- ineffectual,
- inessential,
- inferior,
- infinitesimal,
- infrequently,
- insignificant,
- insignificantly,
- instant,
- instantaneous,
- insufficient,
- insular,
- iota,
- irrelevant,
- itsy-bitsy,
- itty-bitty,
- jot,
- just a bit,
- knee-high,
- light,
- lightly,
- limited,
- little bit,
- little ways,
- little while,
- little-minded,
- low,
- low-down,
- lumpen,
- maladroit,
- mangy,
- meager,
- meagerly,
- mean,
- mean-minded,
- mean-spirited,
- measly,
- mediocre,
- microscopic,
- midget,
- mingy,
- mini,
- miniature,
- minim,
- minimally,
- minimum,
- minor,
- minuscule,
- minute,
- minutely,
- minutiae,
- miserable,
- mite,
- modicum,
- molecule,
- moment,
- monkey,
- monstrous,
- mote,
- narrow,
- narrow-hearted,
- narrow-minded,
- narrow-souled,
- narrow-spirited,
- nearsighted,
- nefarious,
- negligible,
- negligibly,
- niggard,
- niggardly,
- no,
- no great shakes,
- no time,
- nonessential,
- not any,
- not comparable,
- not enough,
- not hardly,
- not in it,
- not much,
- not vital,
- nutshell,
- obnoxious,
- odious,
- one-horse,
- only just,
- ounce,
- out of it,
- pair of winks,
- paltry,
- parochial,
- particle,
- pebble,
- petit,
- petite,
- petty,
- picayune,
- picayunish,
- piddling,
- pinch,
- pindling,
- pint-sized,
- pistol shot,
- pittance,
- point,
- poky,
- poor,
- potty,
- provincial,
- puny,
- purblind,
- pygmy,
- rank,
- rarely,
- reptilian,
- scabby,
- scant,
- scantily,
- scanty,
- scarcely,
- scrap,
- scrubby,
- scruffy,
- scruple,
- scummy,
- scurvy,
- secondary,
- seldom,
- self-centered,
- selfish,
- set,
- shabby,
- shallow,
- shoddy,
- shoestring,
- short,
- short and sweet,
- short distance,
- short piece,
- short spell,
- short time,
- short way,
- shortsighted,
- skimpy,
- skin-deep,
- slight,
- slightly,
- small,
- small space,
- small-beer,
- small-minded,
- smallish,
- smally,
- smidgen,
- smidgin,
- smitch,
- span,
- sparse,
- speck,
- spitting distance,
- spoonful,
- spot,
- spurt,
- squalid,
- step,
- stingy,
- straitlaced,
- stuffy,
- subordinate,
- subsidiary,
- succinct,
- summary,
- superficial,
- synoptic,
- tant soit peu,
- taste,
- technical,
- teensy-weensy,
- teeny,
- teeny-weeny,
- thimbleful,
- tiny,
- tiny bit,
- tittle,
- toy,
- transient,
- trifling,
- trifling amount,
- triflingly,
- trivia,
- trivial,
- two shakes,
- two-by-four,
- uncatholic,
- uncharitable,
- unchivalrous,
- undersized,
- unessential,
- unfrequently,
- ungenerous,
- unimaginative,
- unimportant,
- unimpressive,
- unliberal,
- unmentionable,
- unnoteworthy,
- unoften,
- unskillful,
- vile,
- weakly,
- wee,
- whit,
- wretched,
- young,
- youthful
- lousy
collapse
- infested with lice; "burned their lousy clothes" related words >
- abominable,
- alive with,
- arrant,
- atrocious,
- awful,
- bad,
- base,
- beastly,
- beneath contempt,
- beset,
- blameworthy,
- brutal,
- contemptible,
- deplorable,
- despicable,
- detestable,
- dire,
- dirty,
- disgusting,
- dreadful,
- egregious,
- enormous,
- fetid,
- filthy,
- flagrant,
- foul,
- fulsome,
- grievous,
- gross,
- grubby,
- hateful,
- heinous,
- horrible,
- horrid,
- infamous,
- inferior,
- infested,
- lamentable,
- loathsome,
- low,
- low-quality,
- mean,
- miserable,
- monstrous,
- nasty,
- nefarious,
- noisome,
- notorious,
- obnoxious,
- odious,
- offensive,
- outrageous,
- pedicular,
- pediculous,
- pitiable,
- pitiful,
- plagued,
- poor,
- rank,
- ratty,
- ravaged,
- regrettable,
- reprehensible,
- repulsive,
- rotten,
- sad,
- scandalous,
- schlock,
- scurvy,
- second-rate,
- shabby,
- shameful,
- shocking,
- shoddy,
- sordid,
- squalid,
- teeming,
- terrible,
- too bad,
- unclean,
- vicious,
- vile,
- villainous,
- woeful,
- wormy,
- worst,
- worthless,
- wretched
- barren
collapse
- an uninhabited wilderness that is worthless for cultivation; "the barrens of central Africa"; "the trackless wastes of the desert"
- incapable of sustaining life; "the dead and barren Moon"
- not bearing offspring; "a barren woman"; "learned early in his marriage that he was sterile"
- completely wanting or lacking; "writing barren of insight"; "young recruits destitute of experience"; "a novel devoid of wit and inventiveness"; "a life empty of happiness"; "innocent of literary merit"; "void of understanding" related words >
- abortive,
- acarpous,
- arid,
- bare,
- blah,
- bland,
- blank,
- bleached,
- bleak,
- bloodless,
- bootless,
- celibate,
- characterless,
- childless,
- clear,
- cold,
- colorless,
- counterproductive,
- dead,
- depleted,
- desert,
- desolate,
- devoid,
- dismal,
- draggy,
- drained,
- drearisome,
- dreary,
- dried-up,
- dry,
- dryasdust,
- dull,
- dusty,
- earthbound,
- effete,
- elephantine,
- empty,
- etiolated,
- exhausted,
- fade,
- fallow,
- fatuitous,
- fatuous,
- featureless,
- feckless,
- flat,
- fruitless,
- futile,
- gainless,
- gaunt,
- gelded,
- heavy,
- ho-hum,
- hollow,
- impotent,
- impoverished,
- inadequate,
- inane,
- ineffective,
- ineffectual,
- inefficacious,
- inexcitable,
- infecund,
- infertile,
- inoperative,
- insipid,
- invalid,
- irreclaimable,
- issueless,
- jejune,
- leached,
- leaden,
- lifeless,
- literal,
- low-spirited,
- menopausal,
- mundane,
- nonfertile,
- nonproducing,
- nonproductive,
- nonprolific,
- nonremunerative,
- nugacious,
- nugatory,
- null,
- null and void,
- of no force,
- otiose,
- pale,
- pallid,
- parched,
- pedestrian,
- plodding,
- pointless,
- poky,
- ponderous,
- poor,
- profitless,
- prosaic,
- prosing,
- prosy,
- rewardless,
- sine prole,
- slow,
- solemn,
- spiritless,
- staid,
- sterile,
- stiff,
- stodgy,
- stolid,
- stuffy,
- sucked dry,
- superficial,
- tasteless,
- tedious,
- teemless,
- unavailing,
- uncultivable,
- uncultivated,
- unfanciful,
- unfertile,
- unfruitful,
- unideal,
- unimaginative,
- uninspired,
- uninventive,
- unlively,
- unoriginal,
- unplowed,
- unpoetic,
- unproductive,
- unprofitable,
- unprolific,
- unrelieved,
- unremunerative,
- unrewarding,
- unromantic,
- unromanticized,
- unsown,
- untilled,
- useless,
- vacant,
- vacuous,
- vain,
- vapid,
- virgin,
- void,
- waste,
- wasted,
- wasteland,
- white,
- wild,
- wilderness,
- wildness,
- with nothing inside,
- without content,
- without issue,
- wooden,
- worn-out
- insular
collapse
- narrowly restricted in outlook or scope; "little sympathy with parochial mentality"; "insular attitudes toward foreigners"
- suggestive of the isolated life of an island; "an exceedingly insular man; so deeply private as to seem inaccessible to the scrutiny of a novelist"- Leonard Michaels
- relating to or characteristic of or situated on an island; "insular territories"; "Hawaii's insular culture" related words >
- alien,
- alienated,
- alone,
- aloof,
- apart,
- archipelagian,
- archipelagic,
- asunder,
- authoritarian,
- bigot,
- bigoted,
- bipartite,
- borne,
- circumscribed,
- closed,
- companionless,
- confined,
- constricted,
- cramped,
- creedbound,
- deaf,
- deaf to reason,
- detached,
- dichotomous,
- disconnected,
- discontinuous,
- discrete,
- disjunct,
- disrelated,
- dissociated,
- distinct,
- divergent,
- ethnocentric,
- exceptional,
- excluding,
- exclusive,
- exclusory,
- exotic,
- extraneous,
- fanatical,
- foreign,
- friendless,
- geographically limited,
- hidebound,
- homeless,
- illiberal,
- in a backwater,
- in two,
- inadmissible,
- incoherent,
- incommensurable,
- incomparable,
- independent,
- insulated,
- irrelative,
- island,
- island-dotted,
- island-dweller,
- islanded,
- islander,
- islandish,
- islandlike,
- islandman,
- islandologist,
- islandy,
- islesman,
- isleted,
- isolated,
- kithless,
- limited,
- little,
- little-minded,
- local,
- localized,
- lone,
- lonely,
- lonesome,
- mean,
- mean-minded,
- mean-spirited,
- narrow,
- narrow-hearted,
- narrow-minded,
- narrow-souled,
- narrow-spirited,
- nearsighted,
- noncohesive,
- of a place,
- other,
- out-of-the-way,
- out-of-the-world,
- outlandish,
- parochial,
- partitioned,
- petty,
- preclusive,
- prescriptive,
- preventive,
- prohibitive,
- provincial,
- purblind,
- quarantined,
- regional,
- remote,
- removed,
- restricted,
- restrictive,
- retired,
- rootless,
- seagirt,
- secluded,
- seclusive,
- sectarian,
- sectional,
- segregate,
- segregated,
- segregative,
- select,
- selective,
- separate,
- separated,
- separative,
- shortsighted,
- shut off,
- single-handed,
- small,
- small-minded,
- small-town,
- snobbish,
- solitary,
- solo,
- straitlaced,
- strange,
- stuffy,
- topical,
- unabetted,
- unaccompanied,
- unaffiliated,
- unaided,
- unallied,
- unassisted,
- unassociated,
- unattached,
- unattended,
- uncatholic,
- uncharitable,
- unconnected,
- unescorted,
- unfrequented,
- ungenerous,
- unjoined,
- unliberal,
- unrelatable,
- unrelated,
- unseconded,
- unsupported,
- unvisited,
- vernacular,
- withdrawn,
- xenophobic
- animated,
- antic,
- blustering,
- blusterous,
- blustery,
- boisterous,
- bullying,
- capersome,
- cheerful,
- coltish,
- exuberant,
- frisky,
- frolicsome,
- full of beans,
- gamesome,
- gay,
- glad,
- happy,
- harum-scarum,
- hearty,
- hectoring,
- joyful,
- joyous,
- knock-down-and-drag-out,
- knockabout,
- lighthearted,
- lively,
- noisy,
- playful,
- raging,
- rambunctious,
- rampageous,
- ranting,
- raving,
- roistering,
- roisterous,
- rollicksome,
- rompish,
- rough,
- rough-and-tumble,
- rowdy,
- skittish,
- spirited,
- sportive,
- sprightly,
- storming,
- swaggering,
- swashbuckling,
- swashing,
- tumultuous,
- vital,
- vivacious,
- wild,
- zestful,
- zippy
- Lissajous figure,
- alternation,
- back-and-forth,
- coming and going,
- direct tide,
- ebb,
- ebb and flow,
- ebb tide,
- flood,
- flood tide,
- flow,
- flux,
- full tide,
- high tide,
- high water,
- low tide,
- low water,
- lunar tide,
- neap,
- neap tide,
- opposite tide,
- reciprocation,
- refluence,
- reflux,
- rhythmic play,
- rip,
- riptide,
- seesaw,
- seesawing,
- sine wave,
- solar tide,
- spring tide,
- 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,
- tottering,
- ups and downs,
- wigwag
- agitable,
- all nerves,
- apprehensive,
- edgy,
- emotional,
- emotionally unstable,
- eruptive,
- excitable,
- explosive,
- fearful,
- fidgety,
- frightened,
- goosey,
- high-mettled,
- high-spirited,
- highly emotional,
- hypersensitive,
- inflammable,
- irascible,
- irritable,
- jittery,
- jumpy,
- mettlesome,
- miffy,
- nerves on edge,
- nervous,
- nervy,
- on edge,
- oversensitive,
- overstrung,
- panicky,
- perturbable,
- prickly,
- sensitive,
- skittish,
- spooky,
- startlish,
- taut,
- temperamental,
- tetchy,
- thin-skinned,
- ticklish,
- tight,
- touchy,
- twittery,
- uneasy,
- unrelaxed,
- unrestful,
- uptight,
- volcanic
- bloodless
collapse
- destitute of blood or apparently so; "the bloodless carcass of my Hector sold"- John Dryden
- free from blood or bloodshed; "bloodless surgery"; "a bloodless coup"
- devoid of human emotion or feeling; "charts of bloodless economic indicators"
- without vigor or zest or energy; "an insipid and bloodless young man" related words >
- achromatic,
- achromic,
- anemic,
- anesthetic,
- arid,
- ashen,
- ashy,
- asthenic,
- at peace,
- barren,
- blah,
- blank,
- bled white,
- cadaverous,
- calm,
- characterless,
- chicken,
- chloranemic,
- cold,
- colorless,
- concordant,
- cowardly,
- dead,
- deadly pale,
- deathly pale,
- debilitated,
- dim,
- dimmed,
- dingy,
- discolored,
- dismal,
- draggy,
- drearisome,
- dreary,
- drooping,
- droopy,
- dry,
- dryasdust,
- dull,
- dusty,
- effete,
- elephantine,
- empty,
- etiolated,
- exsanguinated,
- exsanguine,
- exsanguineous,
- fade,
- faded,
- faint,
- faintish,
- fallow,
- feeble,
- flabby,
- flaccid,
- flat,
- floppy,
- ghastly,
- gone,
- gray,
- gutless,
- haggard,
- halcyon,
- hard,
- heavy,
- ho-hum,
- hollow,
- hueless,
- hypochromic,
- idyllic,
- imbecile,
- impassible,
- impotent,
- inane,
- inexcitable,
- insensate,
- insensitive,
- insipid,
- jejune,
- lackluster,
- languid,
- languorous,
- leaden,
- lifeless,
- limber,
- limp,
- listless,
- livid,
- low-spirited,
- lurid,
- lusterless,
- lustless,
- marrowless,
- mat,
- mealy,
- muddy,
- nerveless,
- neutral,
- orderly,
- pacific,
- pale,
- pale as death,
- pale-faced,
- pallid,
- pastoral,
- pasty,
- peaceable,
- peaceful,
- peacetime,
- pedestrian,
- piping,
- pithless,
- plodding,
- pointless,
- poky,
- ponderous,
- pooped,
- powerless,
- quiet,
- restful,
- rocky,
- rubbery,
- sallow,
- sapless,
- serene,
- sickly,
- sinewless,
- slack,
- slow,
- soft,
- solemn,
- spineless,
- spiritless,
- sterile,
- stiff,
- stodgy,
- strengthless,
- stuffy,
- superficial,
- tallow-faced,
- tasteless,
- tedious,
- toneless,
- tranquil,
- uncolored,
- unhardened,
- unlively,
- unnerved,
- unstrung,
- untroubled,
- vapid,
- wan,
- washed-out,
- waterish,
- watery,
- waxen,
- weak,
- weakly,
- whey-faced,
- white,
- wooden
- softly
collapse
- with low volume; "speak softly but carry a big stick"; "she spoke quietly to the child"; "the radio was playing softly"
- in a manner that is pleasing to the senses; "she smiled softly" related words >
- authoritarian
collapse
- a person who behaves in an tyrannical manner; "my boss is a dictator who makes everyone work overtime"
- characteristic of an absolute ruler or absolute rule; having absolute sovereignty; "an authoritarian regime"; "autocratic government"; "despotic rulers"; "a dictatorial rule that lasted for the duration of the war"; "a tyrannical government"
- expecting unquestioning obedience; "he was imperious and dictatorial"; "the timid child of authoritarian parents"; "insufferably overbearing behavior toward the waiter"
- likened to a dictator in severity related words >
- Spartan,
- Spartanic,
- absolute,
- absolutist,
- absolutistic,
- arbitrary,
- aristocratic,
- arrogant,
- ascendant,
- astringent,
- austere,
- authoritative,
- authorized,
- autocratic,
- autonomous,
- bigot,
- bigoted,
- borne,
- bossy,
- bureaucratic,
- civic,
- civil,
- closed,
- clothed with authority,
- commanding,
- competent,
- consequential,
- considerable,
- constitutional,
- constricted,
- controlling,
- cramped,
- creedbound,
- deaf,
- deaf to reason,
- demanding,
- democratic,
- despotic,
- dictatorial,
- doctrinaire,
- dogmatic,
- dominant,
- domineering,
- dour,
- duly constituted,
- eminent,
- empowered,
- ex officio,
- exacting,
- exigent,
- fanatical,
- fascist,
- fascistic,
- federal,
- federalist,
- federalistic,
- feudal,
- governing,
- governmental,
- great,
- grim,
- grinding,
- gubernatorial,
- harsh,
- heavy-handed,
- hegemonic,
- hegemonistic,
- heteronomous,
- hidebound,
- high-handed,
- illiberal,
- imperative,
- imperial,
- imperious,
- important,
- influential,
- insular,
- leading,
- little,
- little-minded,
- lordly,
- magisterial,
- magistral,
- masterful,
- matriarchal,
- matriarchic,
- mean,
- mean-minded,
- mean-spirited,
- meticulous,
- mighty,
- momentous,
- monarchal,
- monarchial,
- monarchic,
- monocratic,
- narrow,
- narrow-hearted,
- narrow-minded,
- narrow-souled,
- narrow-spirited,
- nearsighted,
- official,
- oligarchal,
- oligarchic,
- oppressive,
- overbearing,
- overruling,
- parliamentarian,
- parliamentary,
- parochial,
- patriarchal,
- patriarchic,
- peremptory,
- petty,
- pluralistic,
- political,
- potent,
- powerful,
- preeminent,
- prestigious,
- prominent,
- provincial,
- puissant,
- purblind,
- ranking,
- repressive,
- republican,
- rugged,
- ruling,
- self-governing,
- senior,
- severe,
- shortsighted,
- small,
- small-minded,
- stern,
- straitlaced,
- strict,
- stringent,
- stuffy,
- substantial,
- superior,
- suppressive,
- supreme,
- theocratic,
- total,
- totalitarian,
- tough,
- tyrannical,
- tyrannous,
- uncatholic,
- uncharitable,
- ungenerous,
- unliberal,
- unsparing,
- unyielding,
- weighty
- valiant
collapse
- having or showing valor; "a valiant attempt to prevent the hijack"; "a valiant soldier" related words >
- Achilles,
- David,
- Hector,
- Roland,
- Samson,
- a man,
- audacious,
- bold,
- bold-spirited,
- brave,
- bulldog,
- chivalric,
- chivalrous,
- chutzpanik,
- courageous,
- dauntless,
- decorated hero,
- demigod,
- demigoddess,
- doughty,
- fearless,
- fighting cock,
- gallant,
- gamecock,
- good soldier,
- greathearted,
- hardy,
- hero,
- heroic,
- heroine,
- herolike,
- intrepid,
- ironhearted,
- knightlike,
- knightly,
- lion,
- lionhearted,
- man of courage,
- manful,
- manly,
- paladin,
- soldierlike,
- soldierly,
- stalwart,
- stout,
- stouthearted,
- the brave,
- tiger,
- undaunted,
- valiant knight,
- valorous
- aberrant,
- abnormal,
- abominable,
- ailing,
- atrocious,
- bad,
- below par,
- blue,
- broad,
- clashing,
- colliding,
- conflicting,
- criminal,
- critically ill,
- delinquent,
- deviant,
- discordant,
- disgraceful,
- donsie,
- down,
- evil,
- faint,
- faintish,
- feeling awful,
- feeling faint,
- feeling something terrible,
- hardly the thing,
- harsh,
- ignominious,
- ill,
- illegal,
- improper,
- in danger,
- inappropriate,
- incongruous,
- incorrect,
- indecorous,
- indisposed,
- infamous,
- inharmonious,
- laid low,
- low,
- mean,
- mortally ill,
- not done,
- not quite right,
- not the thing,
- off-base,
- off-tone,
- offish,
- out of sorts,
- out-of-line,
- poorly,
- purple,
- racy,
- risky,
- risque,
- rocky,
- sacrilegious,
- salty,
- scabrous,
- scandalous,
- seedy,
- shady,
- shameful,
- shameless,
- sick,
- sick unto death,
- sickish,
- sickly,
- sinful,
- spicy,
- suggestive,
- taken ill,
- terrible,
- under the weather,
- undue,
- unfit,
- unfitting,
- unlawful,
- unrighteous,
- unseemly,
- unsuitable,
- unwell,
- wicked,
- wrong,
- wrongful
- awaken,
- awakening,
- baffle,
- balk,
- ban,
- bilk,
- blackball,
- blackballing,
- break the spell,
- burst the bubble,
- cast down,
- complaint,
- correct,
- cross,
- dash,
- debunk,
- debunking,
- defeat,
- defeat expectation,
- dim view,
- disabuse,
- disagreement,
- disappoint,
- disappointment,
- disapprobation,
- disapproval,
- discontent,
- discontentedness,
- discontentment,
- disenchant,
- disenchantment,
- disesteem,
- disfavor,
- disgruntlement,
- disillude,
- disillusionize,
- disillusionment,
- displeasure,
- disrespect,
- dissatisfaction,
- dissatisfy,
- dissent,
- distaste,
- enlighten,
- enlightenment,
- exclusion,
- expose,
- foil,
- frustrate,
- indignation,
- let down,
- let down easy,
- let in on,
- low estimation,
- low opinion,
- objection,
- opposition,
- opposure,
- ostracism,
- prick the bubble,
- protest,
- put straight,
- rejection,
- return to reality,
- rude awakening,
- set right,
- set straight,
- show up,
- tantalize,
- tease,
- tell the truth,
- thumbs-down,
- thwart,
- unblindfold,
- uncharm,
- undeceive,
- undeception,
- unhappiness,
- unspell,
- unspelling,
- wake up
- disappointment
collapse
- an act (or failure to act) that disappoints someone
- a feeling of dissatisfaction that results when your expectations are not realized; "his hopes were so high he was doomed to disappointment" related words >
- Faustianism,
- awakening,
- ban,
- blackball,
- blackballing,
- blighted hope,
- blow,
- calamity,
- chagrin,
- cold comfort,
- complaint,
- dashed hopes,
- debunking,
- defeat,
- dejection,
- depression,
- dim view,
- disagreement,
- disapprobation,
- disapproval,
- disaster,
- discontent,
- discontentedness,
- discontentment,
- discouragement,
- disenchantment,
- disesteem,
- disfavor,
- disgruntlement,
- disillusion,
- disillusionment,
- displeasure,
- disrespect,
- dissatisfaction,
- dissatisfiedness,
- dissent,
- distaste,
- distress,
- divine discontent,
- enlightenment,
- envy,
- exclusion,
- failure,
- fiasco,
- fizzle,
- frustration,
- hope deferred,
- ill humor,
- indignation,
- low estimation,
- low opinion,
- mortification,
- objection,
- opposition,
- opposure,
- ostracism,
- peevishness,
- petulance,
- protest,
- querulousness,
- rebelliousness,
- regret,
- rejection,
- resentment,
- restiveness,
- restlessness,
- return to reality,
- rude awakening,
- sourness,
- sulkiness,
- thumbs-down,
- undeception,
- uneasiness,
- unfulfillment,
- unhappiness,
- unpleasure,
- unsatisfaction,
- unspelling,
- vexation of spirit
- pedestrian
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- a person who travels by foot
- lacking wit or imagination; "a pedestrian movie plot" related words >
- ambler,
- ambulant,
- ambulative,
- ambulator,
- ambulatory,
- arid,
- artless,
- backpacker,
- banal,
- banausic,
- barren,
- blah,
- blank,
- bloodless,
- boring,
- characterless,
- circuit-riding,
- cold,
- colorless,
- common,
- commonplace,
- dead,
- dim,
- dismal,
- draggy,
- drearisome,
- dreary,
- dry,
- dryasdust,
- dull,
- dusty,
- effete,
- elephantine,
- empty,
- etiolated,
- expeditionary,
- fade,
- flat,
- foot passenger,
- foot soldier,
- foot traveler,
- footslogger,
- globe-girdling,
- globe-trotting,
- going,
- hackneyed,
- half-assed,
- heavy,
- hiker,
- hitchhiker,
- ho-hum,
- hollow,
- hoofer,
- humdrum,
- inadept,
- inane,
- inapt,
- inattentive,
- inefficient,
- inept,
- inexcitable,
- inexpert,
- infantryman,
- insipid,
- itinerant,
- itinerary,
- jaywalker,
- jejune,
- journeying,
- leaden,
- lifeless,
- locomotive,
- low-spirited,
- marcher,
- matter-of-fact,
- mediocre,
- monotone,
- monotonous,
- moving,
- mundane,
- mundivagant,
- on foot,
- on tour,
- ordinary,
- paddlefoot,
- pale,
- pallid,
- passing,
- perambulating,
- perambulatory,
- peregrinative,
- peregrine,
- peripatetic,
- pilgrimlike,
- plain,
- platitudinous,
- plodding,
- poetryless,
- pointless,
- poky,
- ponderous,
- poor,
- progressing,
- prosaic,
- prosing,
- prosy,
- rambler,
- rambling,
- run-of-the-mill,
- skill-less,
- slow,
- solemn,
- spiritless,
- stale,
- sterile,
- stiff,
- stock,
- stodgy,
- stroller,
- strolling,
- stuffy,
- superficial,
- tasteless,
- tedious,
- thoughtless,
- tiresome,
- touring,
- touristic,
- touristy,
- trailsman,
- tramper,
- traveling,
- trekking,
- trite,
- truistic,
- unapt,
- undeft,
- undexterous,
- undextrous,
- unembellished,
- unfacile,
- unidealistic,
- unimaginative,
- unimpassioned,
- uninspired,
- unintelligent,
- uninteresting,
- unlively,
- unpoetic,
- unproficient,
- unromantic,
- unskillful,
- vapid,
- walker,
- walking,
- walkist,
- wayfaring,
- wishy-washy,
- wooden
- volcanic
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- igneous rock produced by eruption and solidified on or near the earth's surface; rhyolite or andesite or basalt; "volcanic rock includes the volcanic glass obsidian"
- explosively unstable; "a volcanic temper"
- relating to or produced by or consisting of volcanoes; "volcanic steam"; "volcanic islands such as Iceland"; "a volcanic cone is a conical mountain or hill built up of material from volcanic eruptions" related words >
- agitable,
- bursting,
- combustible,
- detonating,
- edgy,
- emotional,
- emotionally unstable,
- eruptive,
- excitable,
- explodable,
- explosible,
- explosive,
- fierce,
- fiery,
- fulminating,
- furious,
- hasty,
- high-mettled,
- high-spirited,
- high-strung,
- highly emotional,
- hot,
- hot-tempered,
- hotheaded,
- impetuous,
- inflammable,
- irascible,
- irritable,
- mettlesome,
- nervous,
- passionate,
- peppery,
- perturbable,
- prickly,
- quick,
- quick-tempered,
- sensitive,
- short-tempered,
- simmering,
- skittish,
- spunky,
- startlish,
- stormy,
- tempestuous,
- tornadic,
- touchy,
- vehement,
- violent,
- wild
- spirited
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- displaying animation, vigor, or liveliness related words >
- abandoned,
- active,
- activist,
- activistic,
- acute,
- afire,
- aggressive,
- agog,
- alacritous,
- alert,
- alive,
- all agog,
- animate,
- animated,
- antic,
- anxious,
- ardent,
- audacious,
- avid,
- beany,
- bold,
- bouncing,
- bouncy,
- brave,
- breathless,
- breezy,
- bright,
- brisk,
- bubbly,
- bulldoggish,
- buoyant,
- burning,
- bursting to,
- cant,
- capersome,
- chipper,
- coltish,
- committed,
- courageous,
- dauntless,
- dedicated,
- desirous,
- devoted,
- devout,
- dynamic,
- eager,
- earnest,
- ebullient,
- effervescent,
- energetic,
- enterprising,
- enthusiastic,
- exuberant,
- faithful,
- fearless,
- fervent,
- fervid,
- fiery,
- flaming,
- forceful,
- forcible,
- forward,
- frisky,
- frolicsome,
- full of beans,
- full of go,
- full of life,
- full of pep,
- game,
- gamesome,
- gamy,
- gay,
- go-go,
- gritty,
- gutsy,
- gutty,
- hearty,
- heated,
- high-spirited,
- hot,
- hot-blooded,
- impassioned,
- impatient,
- impetuous,
- in earnest,
- incisive,
- intense,
- intent,
- intent on,
- intrepid,
- keen,
- kinetic,
- live,
- lively,
- living,
- loyal,
- lusty,
- mercurial,
- mettlesome,
- militant,
- nervy,
- on fire,
- panting,
- passionate,
- peppery,
- peppy,
- perfervid,
- perky,
- pert,
- pertinacious,
- piquant,
- playful,
- plucky,
- poignant,
- prompt,
- pungent,
- quick,
- quicksilver,
- racy,
- raring to,
- ready,
- ready and willing,
- red-blooded,
- red-hot,
- resolute,
- robust,
- rollicking,
- rollicksome,
- rompish,
- serious,
- sharp,
- sincere,
- skittish,
- smacking,
- snappy,
- spanking,
- sparkling,
- spiritful,
- sportive,
- sprightly,
- spry,
- spunky,
- strenuous,
- strong,
- take-charge,
- take-over,
- tenacious,
- tough,
- trenchant,
- valiant,
- vehement,
- vibrant,
- vigorous,
- vital,
- vivacious,
- vivid,
- warm,
- white-hot,
- zealous,
- zestful,
- zesty,
- zingy,
- zippy
- abandoned,
- afire,
- ardent,
- burning,
- committed,
- concupiscent,
- dedicated,
- devoted,
- devout,
- earnest,
- ejaculatory,
- faithful,
- fervent,
- fervid,
- fiery,
- flaming,
- goatish,
- hearty,
- heated,
- horny,
- hot,
- impassioned,
- in earnest,
- intense,
- intent,
- intent on,
- itching,
- lascivious,
- libidinous,
- lickerish,
- loyal,
- lustful,
- on fire,
- orgasmic,
- orgastic,
- passionate,
- perfervid,
- prurient,
- randy,
- red-hot,
- resolute,
- salacious,
- serious,
- sex-starved,
- sexy,
- sincere,
- spirited,
- steamy,
- unsatisfied,
- vehement,
- warm,
- warm-blooded,
- white-hot,
- zealous
- active,
- activist,
- activistic,
- acute,
- aggressive,
- alive,
- animated,
- bouncing,
- bouncy,
- breezy,
- brisk,
- bubbly,
- chipper,
- dynamic,
- ebullient,
- effervescent,
- energetic,
- enterprising,
- enthusiastic,
- forceful,
- forcible,
- frisky,
- full of go,
- full of life,
- full of pep,
- go-go,
- hearty,
- impetuous,
- incisive,
- intense,
- keen,
- kinetic,
- live,
- lively,
- living,
- lusty,
- mercurial,
- mettlesome,
- militant,
- peppy,
- perky,
- pert,
- quicksilver,
- robust,
- snappy,
- spanking,
- spirited,
- sprightly,
- spry,
- strenuous,
- strong,
- take-charge,
- take-over,
- trenchant,
- vibrant,
- vigorous,
- vivacious,
- vivid,
- zestful,
- zesty,
- zingy,
- zippy
- vapid
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- lacking significance or liveliness or spirit or zest; "a vapid conversation"; "a vapid smile"; "a bunch of vapid schoolgirls" related words >
- airy,
- arid,
- asinine,
- barren,
- betwixt and between,
- blah,
- bland,
- blank,
- bloodless,
- boring,
- catchpenny,
- changeable,
- characterless,
- cold,
- colorless,
- common,
- commonplace,
- dead,
- dilute,
- diluted,
- dismal,
- draggy,
- drearisome,
- dreary,
- driveling,
- dry,
- dryasdust,
- dull,
- dusty,
- effete,
- elephantine,
- empty,
- empty-headed,
- empty-minded,
- empty-pated,
- empty-skulled,
- etiolated,
- fade,
- fair,
- fair to middling,
- fairish,
- fatuous,
- flat,
- flavorless,
- flimsy,
- foolish,
- fribble,
- fribbling,
- frivolous,
- frothy,
- futile,
- gruelly,
- halfhearted,
- heavy,
- ho-hum,
- hollow,
- humdrum,
- idle,
- inane,
- indecisive,
- indifferent,
- inexcitable,
- infirm of purpose,
- infirm of will,
- innocuous,
- insipid,
- irresolute,
- jejune,
- lackluster,
- leaden,
- lifeless,
- light,
- low-spirited,
- matter-of-fact,
- mediocre,
- medium,
- middling,
- mild,
- milk-and-water,
- milky,
- moderate,
- modest,
- mundane,
- mushy,
- namby-pamby,
- neutral,
- nugacious,
- nugatory,
- of a kind,
- of a sort,
- of sorts,
- ordinary,
- otiose,
- pale,
- pallid,
- pappy,
- passable,
- pedestrian,
- plain,
- plodding,
- poetryless,
- pointless,
- poky,
- ponderous,
- prosaic,
- prosing,
- prosy,
- pulpy,
- rattlebrained,
- rattleheaded,
- respectable,
- sapless,
- savorless,
- scatterbrained,
- shallow,
- silly,
- slender,
- slight,
- slow,
- so-so,
- solemn,
- spiceless,
- spiritless,
- stale,
- sterile,
- stiff,
- stodgy,
- stuffy,
- superficial,
- tame,
- tasteless,
- tedious,
- thin,
- tiresome,
- tolerable,
- trifling,
- trite,
- trivial,
- unembellished,
- unflavored,
- unidealistic,
- unimaginative,
- unimpassioned,
- uninteresting,
- unlively,
- unpalatable,
- unpoetic,
- unromantic,
- unsavory,
- vacant,
- vacuous,
- vain,
- washy,
- watered,
- watered-down,
- watery,
- weak,
- wearisome,
- wearying,
- windy,
- wishy-washy,
- wooden
- agitable,
- bearish,
- bitchy,
- cankered,
- cantankerous,
- churlish,
- contrary,
- crabbed,
- cranky,
- cross,
- cross-grained,
- crusty,
- cussed,
- difficult,
- disagreeable,
- edgy,
- emotional,
- emotionally unstable,
- eruptive,
- excitable,
- explosive,
- feisty,
- fractious,
- froward,
- high-mettled,
- high-spirited,
- high-strung,
- highly emotional,
- huffish,
- huffy,
- inflammable,
- irritable,
- mean,
- mettlesome,
- nervous,
- ornery,
- perturbable,
- perverse,
- prickly,
- sensitive,
- skittish,
- snappish,
- spiteful,
- spleeny,
- splenetic,
- startlish,
- stuffy,
- sulky,
- sullen,
- testy,
- touchy,
- ugly,
- volcanic,
- waspish,
- wayward,
- wrongheaded
- abhorrence,
- antipathy,
- averseness,
- aversion,
- backwardness,
- bad books,
- ban,
- blackball,
- blackballing,
- complaint,
- cursoriness,
- dim view,
- disaffection,
- disaffinity,
- disagreement,
- disappointment,
- disapprobation,
- disapproval,
- discontent,
- discontentedness,
- discontentment,
- disenchantment,
- disesteem,
- disfavor,
- disgruntlement,
- disgust,
- disillusion,
- disillusionment,
- disinclination,
- dislike,
- disliking,
- disobedience,
- displeasure,
- disrelish,
- disrespect,
- dissatisfaction,
- dissent,
- exclusion,
- foot-dragging,
- fractiousness,
- grudging consent,
- grudgingness,
- horror,
- hostility,
- indignation,
- indisposedness,
- indisposition,
- indocility,
- intractableness,
- lack of enthusiasm,
- lack of zeal,
- loathing,
- low estimation,
- low opinion,
- mutinousness,
- nausea,
- nolition,
- objection,
- obstinacy,
- opposition,
- opposure,
- ostracism,
- perfunctoriness,
- protest,
- recalcitrance,
- recalcitrancy,
- refractoriness,
- refusal,
- rejection,
- reluctance,
- renitence,
- renitency,
- repugnance,
- repulsion,
- resistance,
- revulsion,
- slowness,
- stubbornness,
- sulk,
- sulkiness,
- sulks,
- sullenness,
- thumbs-down,
- unenthusiasm,
- unhappiness,
- unwillingness
- desirous
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- having or expressing desire for something; "desirous of high office"; "desirous of finding a quick solution to the problem" related words >
- acquisitive,
- agog,
- alacritous,
- all agog,
- amative,
- amatory,
- amorous,
- animated,
- anxious,
- appetitive,
- ardent,
- avid,
- breathless,
- bursting to,
- desiderative,
- desireful,
- desiring,
- eager,
- erotic,
- forward,
- full of life,
- grabby,
- grasping,
- greedy,
- hopeful,
- hoping,
- hormic,
- impassioned,
- impatient,
- itchy,
- keen,
- lascivious,
- libidinal,
- libidinous,
- lickerish,
- lively,
- longing,
- loverlike,
- loverly,
- lustful,
- needing,
- optative,
- panting,
- passionate,
- prehensile,
- prompt,
- quick,
- raring to,
- ready,
- ready and willing,
- sexual,
- spirited,
- tempted,
- vital,
- vivacious,
- vivid,
- wanting,
- wishful,
- wishing,
- yearning,
- zestful
- cockney
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- the nonstandard dialect of natives of the east end of London
- a native of the east end of London
- relating to or resembling a cockney; "Cockney street urchins"
- characteristic of Cockneys or their dialect; "cockney vowels" related words >
- alive and kicking,
- animated,
- antic,
- bright-eyed and bushy-tailed,
- capersome,
- chipper,
- coltish,
- enjoying health,
- eupeptic,
- exuberant,
- fine,
- fit,
- fit and fine,
- frisky,
- frolicsome,
- gamesome,
- gay,
- healthful,
- healthy,
- hearty,
- in condition,
- in fine fettle,
- in fine whack,
- in good case,
- in good health,
- in good shape,
- in health,
- in high feather,
- in mint condition,
- in shape,
- in the pink,
- lively,
- playful,
- rollicking,
- rollicksome,
- rompish,
- skittish,
- spirited,
- sportive,
- sprightly,
- vital,
- vivacious,
- zestful,
- zippy
- ban,
- banish,
- banishment,
- blackballing,
- blacklist,
- boycott,
- boycottage,
- cast out,
- categorically reject,
- complaint,
- cut,
- deport,
- dim view,
- disagreement,
- disallow,
- disappointment,
- disapprobation,
- disapproval,
- disapprove,
- disapprove of,
- discontent,
- discontentedness,
- discontentment,
- disenchantment,
- disesteem,
- disfavor,
- disfellowship,
- disgruntlement,
- disillusion,
- disillusionment,
- displeasure,
- disrespect,
- dissatisfaction,
- dissent,
- dissent from,
- distaste,
- exclude,
- exclusion,
- excommunicate,
- exile,
- expatriate,
- expel,
- extradite,
- frown at,
- frown down,
- frown upon,
- fugitate,
- grimace at,
- indignation,
- look askance at,
- look black upon,
- low estimation,
- low opinion,
- not approve,
- not go for,
- not hear of,
- not hold with,
- object,
- object to,
- objection,
- oppose,
- opposition,
- opposure,
- ostracism,
- ostracization,
- ostracize,
- outlaw,
- proscribe,
- proscription,
- protest,
- reject,
- rejection,
- relegate,
- rusticate,
- say no to,
- send away,
- send down,
- send to Coventry,
- snub,
- spurn,
- take exception to,
- think ill of,
- think little of,
- thrust out,
- thumb down,
- thumbs-down,
- transport,
- unhappiness,
- view with disfavor
- cyclone
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- a violent rotating windstorm
- (meteorology) rapid inward circulation of air masses about a low-pressure center; circling counterclockwise in the northern hemisphere and clockwise in the southern related words >
- air mass,
- anticyclone,
- baguio,
- blaze,
- burst,
- cold front,
- cold sector,
- convulsion,
- dirty weather,
- dust devil,
- eruption,
- explosion,
- fit,
- flare-up,
- foul weather,
- front,
- gale,
- gust,
- high,
- high-pressure area,
- hurricane,
- irruption,
- isobar,
- isometric,
- isometric line,
- isopiestic line,
- isotherm,
- isothermal line,
- line squall,
- low,
- low-pressure area,
- occluded front,
- outbreak,
- outburst,
- paroxysm,
- polar front,
- rainspout,
- rainstorm,
- rotary storm,
- rough weather,
- sand column,
- sandspout,
- seizure,
- snowstorm,
- spasm,
- squall,
- squall line,
- stationary front,
- storm,
- stormy weather,
- tempest,
- tempestuous rage,
- thunderstorm,
- tornado,
- twister,
- typhoon,
- upheaval,
- warm front,
- waterspout,
- weather map,
- whirlblast,
- whirlwind,
- wind eddy,
- wind-shift line,
- windstorm
- nominal
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- existing in name only; "the nominal (or titular) head of his party"
- insignificantly small; a matter of form only (`tokenish' is informal); "the fee was nominal"; "a token gesture of resistance"; "a toknenish gesture"
- being value in terms of specification on currency or stock certificates rather than purchasing power; "nominal or face value"
- pertaining to a noun or to a word group that functions as a noun; "nominal phrase"; "noun phrase"
- relating to or constituting or bearing or giving a name; "the Russian system of nominal brevity"; "a nominal lists of priests"; "taxable males as revealed by the nominal rolls" related words >
- abstract noun,
- adherent noun,
- adjectival,
- adverbial,
- alleged,
- apparent,
- attributive,
- budget,
- byname,
- cheap,
- cognominal,
- collective noun,
- common noun,
- conjunctive,
- copulative,
- correct,
- diminutive,
- easy,
- economic,
- economy,
- epithetic,
- formal,
- frugal,
- functional,
- gerund,
- glossematic,
- grammatic,
- honorific,
- hypocoristic,
- hypostasis,
- in name only,
- inconsiderable,
- inexpensive,
- insignificant,
- insubstantial,
- intransitive,
- linking,
- low,
- low-priced,
- manageable,
- minimal,
- minor,
- minuscule,
- moderate,
- modest,
- nominative,
- noun,
- noun phrase,
- ostensible,
- participial,
- postpositional,
- prepositional,
- pretended,
- professed,
- pronominal,
- pronoun,
- proper noun,
- proposed,
- propositional,
- puppet,
- purported,
- quasi,
- quotation noun,
- reasonable,
- representational,
- seeming,
- self-called,
- self-christened,
- self-styled,
- sensible,
- shabby,
- shoddy,
- small,
- so-called,
- soi-disant,
- structural,
- substantive,
- supposed,
- supposititious,
- syntactic,
- tagmemic,
- tiny,
- titular,
- token,
- transitive,
- trifling,
- trivial,
- unexpensive,
- verbal,
- within means,
- worth the money,
- would-be
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