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- avalanche,
- balance,
- be prodigal with,
- bonus,
- deluge,
- dividend,
- embarras de richesses,
- engulf,
- enough,
- extra,
- extravagance,
- extravagancy,
- flood,
- flood the market,
- gratuity,
- inundate,
- inundation,
- lagniappe,
- landslide,
- lavishness,
- leftover,
- margin,
- money to burn,
- more than enough,
- overabundance,
- overaccumulation,
- overage,
- overbounteousness,
- overcopiousness,
- overdose,
- overequip,
- overfurnish,
- overlavish,
- overlavishness,
- overluxuriance,
- overmeasure,
- overmuchness,
- overnumerousness,
- overplentifulness,
- overplenty,
- overplus,
- overpopulation,
- overprofusion,
- overprovender,
- overprovide,
- overprovision,
- overrun,
- oversell,
- overset,
- overstock,
- oversufficiency,
- overwhelm,
- plenty,
- plethora,
- plus,
- pourboire,
- prodigality,
- redundancy,
- remainder,
- something extra,
- spare,
- spate,
- superabundance,
- superflux,
- surplus,
- surplusage,
- swamp,
- tip,
- whelm
- remittance
collapse - a payment of money sent to a person in another place related words >
- acquitment,
- acquittal,
- acquittance,
- allowance,
- amortization,
- amortizement,
- binder,
- cash,
- cash payment,
- clearance,
- consideration,
- debt service,
- defrayal,
- defrayment,
- deposit,
- disbursal,
- discharge,
- doling out,
- down payment,
- earnest,
- earnest money,
- hire purchase,
- hire purchase plan,
- installment,
- installment plan,
- interest payment,
- liquidation,
- monthly payments,
- never-never,
- paying,
- paying off,
- paying out,
- paying up,
- payment,
- payment in kind,
- payoff,
- prepayment,
- quarterly payments,
- quittance,
- regular payments,
- retirement,
- satisfaction,
- settlement,
- sinking-fund payment,
- spot cash,
- weekly payments
- a corps perdu,
- all to pieces,
- carelessly,
- demonically,
- desperately,
- fanatically,
- fiercely,
- frantically,
- frenetically,
- furiously,
- happen what may,
- hastily,
- head over heels,
- headfirst,
- headforemost,
- headlong,
- heedlessly,
- heels over head,
- helter-skelter,
- holus-bolus,
- hotheadedly,
- hotly,
- hurriedly,
- hurry-scurry,
- impetuously,
- like a flash,
- like a shot,
- like a streak,
- like blazes,
- like crazy,
- like fury,
- like greased lightning,
- like lightning,
- like one possessed,
- like sin,
- like sixty,
- madly,
- overeagerly,
- overenthusiastically,
- overzealously,
- precipitantly,
- precipitately,
- precipitously,
- ramble-scramble,
- recklessly,
- rigorously,
- severely,
- slam-bang,
- slap-bang,
- slapdash,
- uncontrollably,
- vehemently,
- venomously,
- violently,
- virulently,
- wantonly,
- wildly,
- with a vengeance
- intoxicated
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- stupefied or excited by a chemical substance (especially alcohol); "a noisy crowd of intoxicated sailors"; "helplessly inebriated"
- as if under the influence of alcohol; "felt intoxicated by her success"; "drunk with excitement" related words >
- abandoned,
- ablaze,
- addled,
- affected,
- afire,
- amok,
- ardent,
- beery,
- befuddled,
- bellowing,
- bemused,
- berserk,
- besotted,
- blind,
- blind drunk,
- blotto,
- boiled,
- boiling over,
- bombed,
- boozy,
- breathless,
- burning,
- canned,
- carried away,
- cockeyed,
- concerned,
- cordial,
- crapulent,
- crapulous,
- crocked,
- cut,
- dazed,
- delirious,
- demoniac,
- disguised,
- distracted,
- dizzy,
- dopey,
- drenched,
- drunk,
- drunken,
- ecstatic,
- elated,
- enraptured,
- enthusiastic,
- excited,
- exhilarated,
- exuberant,
- far-gone,
- febrile,
- feral,
- ferocious,
- fervent,
- fervid,
- fevered,
- feverish,
- fierce,
- fiery,
- flaming,
- flushed,
- flustered,
- fou,
- frantic,
- frenzied,
- fried,
- fuddled,
- full,
- fulminating,
- furious,
- galvanized,
- gay,
- giddy,
- glorious,
- glowing,
- haggard,
- half-seas over,
- happy,
- hearty,
- heated,
- hog-wild,
- hot,
- howling,
- hysterical,
- impassioned,
- in a transport,
- in hysterics,
- in liquor,
- in the bag,
- inebriate,
- inebriated,
- inebrious,
- intense,
- interested,
- jagged,
- jolly,
- juiced,
- keen,
- lit,
- lit up,
- lively,
- loaded,
- looped,
- loopy,
- mad,
- madding,
- maniac,
- maudlin,
- mellow,
- merry,
- moved,
- muddled,
- nappy,
- oiled,
- on fire,
- organized,
- orgasmic,
- orgiastic,
- passionate,
- pickled,
- pie-eyed,
- piqued,
- pissed,
- pixilated,
- plastered,
- polluted,
- possessed,
- potted,
- rabid,
- raging,
- ramping,
- ranting,
- raving,
- ravished,
- red-hot,
- reeling,
- roaring,
- running mad,
- screwy,
- shikker,
- shot,
- sloppy,
- smashed,
- sodden,
- soppy,
- sotted,
- sozzled,
- steaming,
- steamy,
- stewed,
- stiff,
- stimulated,
- stinking,
- stinko,
- stoned,
- storming,
- swacked,
- tanked,
- tiddly,
- tight,
- tipsy,
- transported,
- turned-on,
- uncontrollable,
- under the influence,
- under the weather,
- unrestrained,
- vigorous,
- violent,
- warm,
- wet,
- wild,
- wild-eyed,
- wild-looking,
- zealous,
- zonked
- precipitous
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- characterized by precipices; "a precipitous bluff" related words >
- abrupt,
- accident-prone,
- acclivitous,
- arduous,
- bluff,
- bold,
- breakneck,
- breathless,
- careless,
- declivitous,
- desperate,
- devil-may-care,
- electrifying,
- furious,
- harum-scarum,
- hasty,
- headlong,
- hotheaded,
- hurried,
- impetuous,
- impulsive,
- mad,
- nerve-shattering,
- orthodiagonal,
- orthogonal,
- overeager,
- overenthusiastic,
- overzealous,
- panting,
- perpendicular,
- plumb,
- plunging,
- precipitant,
- precipitate,
- quick,
- rapid,
- rash,
- reckless,
- right-angle,
- right-angled,
- right-angular,
- rushing,
- sharp,
- sheer,
- shocking,
- sideling,
- slap-bang,
- slapdash,
- speedy,
- startling,
- steep,
- stickle,
- straight-up,
- straight-up-and-down,
- sudden,
- surprising,
- swift,
- unanticipated,
- unexpected,
- unforeseen,
- unlooked-for,
- unpredicted,
- up-and-down,
- vertical,
- wanton,
- wild
- a outrance,
- a toute outrance,
- absolutely,
- all hollow,
- all out,
- all the way,
- all to pieces,
- beyond all bounds,
- beyond compare,
- beyond comparison,
- beyond measure,
- cogently,
- completely,
- dead,
- downright,
- dynamically,
- effectively,
- effectually,
- energetically,
- essentially,
- extremely,
- fiercely,
- flat out,
- forcefully,
- forcibly,
- fundamentally,
- furiously,
- immeasurably,
- in the extreme,
- incalculably,
- indefinitely,
- infinitely,
- like blazes,
- like fury,
- like mad,
- madly,
- mightily,
- most,
- perfectly,
- potently,
- powerfully,
- productively,
- purely,
- radically,
- rigorously,
- severely,
- strikingly,
- tellingly,
- to a fare-you-well,
- to good account,
- to good purpose,
- to the backbone,
- to the full,
- to the limit,
- to the marrow,
- to the skies,
- to the sky,
- to the utmost,
- totally,
- unconditionally,
- unequivocally,
- utterly,
- vehemently,
- venomously,
- vigorously,
- violently,
- virulently,
- wildly,
- with telling effect
- Mafioso,
- Tartar,
- Young Turk,
- bear,
- beast,
- beldam,
- berserk,
- berserker,
- bomber,
- brute,
- crank,
- crosspatch,
- demon,
- devil,
- dragon,
- feist,
- fiend,
- fire-eater,
- firebrand,
- fury,
- goon,
- gorilla,
- grizzly bear,
- grouch,
- gunsel,
- hardnose,
- hell-raiser,
- hellcat,
- hellhound,
- hellion,
- holy terror,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hotspur,
- incendiary,
- killer,
- mad dog,
- madcap,
- monster,
- mugger,
- rapist,
- revolutionary,
- savage,
- she-wolf,
- sorehead,
- spitfire,
- termagant,
- terror,
- terrorist,
- tiger,
- tigress,
- tough,
- tough guy,
- ugly customer,
- violent,
- virago,
- vixen,
- wild beast,
- witch,
- wolf
- bill
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- the entertainment offered at a public presentation
- a brim that projects to the front to shade the eyes; "he pulled down the bill of his cap and trudged ahead"
- a long-handled saw with a curved blade; "he used a bill to prune branches off of the tree"
- a list of particulars (as a playbill or bill of fare)
- an itemized statement of money owed for goods shipped or services rendered; "he paid his bill and left"; "send me an account of what I owe"
- a statute in draft before it becomes law; "they held a public hearing on the bill"
- a piece of paper money (especially one issued by a central bank); "he peeled off five one-thousand-zloty notes"
- advertise especially by posters or placards; "He was billed as the greatest tenor since Caruso" related words >
- CD,
- Federal Reserve note,
- IOU,
- MO,
- acceptance,
- acceptance bill,
- account,
- accounts payable,
- accounts receivable,
- act,
- advertise,
- affiche,
- affidavit,
- agenda,
- allegation,
- allowance,
- amount due,
- antlia,
- assessment,
- assignat,
- bad debts,
- ballyhoo,
- bank acceptance,
- bank check,
- bank note,
- banknote,
- bark,
- batting order,
- be a gas,
- be a hit,
- beak,
- beezer,
- benefit,
- bill of account,
- bill of complaint,
- bill of draft,
- bill of exchange,
- bill of fare,
- bill of lading,
- bills,
- blackmail,
- blank check,
- blood money,
- blueprint,
- bomb,
- bone,
- book,
- books,
- boost,
- borrowing,
- breakwater,
- buck,
- budget,
- bugle,
- build up,
- bulletin,
- bylaw,
- calendar,
- call,
- call in,
- canon,
- cape,
- card,
- carte,
- carte du jour,
- certificate,
- certificate of deposit,
- certified check,
- charge,
- charges,
- check,
- checkbook,
- cheque,
- chersonese,
- chits,
- circularize,
- claim,
- clause,
- commercial paper,
- companion bills amendment,
- complaint,
- conk,
- coral reef,
- cry up,
- damage,
- debenture,
- debt,
- debut,
- declaration,
- decree,
- delta,
- demand bill,
- demand draft,
- demand payment,
- deposition,
- dictate,
- dictation,
- docket,
- dollar bill,
- draft,
- dragnet clause,
- dramatize,
- due,
- due bill,
- dues,
- dun,
- edict,
- emolument,
- enacting clause,
- enactment,
- entertainment,
- escalator clause,
- establish,
- exchequer bill,
- exhibit,
- exhibition,
- fail,
- farewell performance,
- feature,
- fee,
- fiat money,
- financial commitment,
- fish,
- flesh show,
- floating debt,
- flop,
- folding money,
- footing,
- foreland,
- form,
- formality,
- formula,
- formulary,
- fractional note,
- frogskin,
- funded debt,
- give a write-up,
- give publicity,
- government note,
- handbill,
- head,
- headland,
- headline,
- hold-up bill,
- hook,
- hush money,
- indebtedness,
- indebtment,
- initiation fee,
- institution,
- invoice,
- iron man,
- itemized bill,
- jaws,
- joker,
- jus,
- law,
- ledger,
- legal-tender note,
- legislation,
- letter of credit,
- lex,
- liability,
- libel,
- line up,
- lineup,
- list of agenda,
- make a hit,
- manifest,
- maturity,
- measure,
- melodramatize,
- menu,
- mileage,
- money order,
- motion,
- mount,
- muffle,
- mull,
- muzzle,
- nares,
- narratio,
- national bank note,
- national debt,
- naze,
- neb,
- negotiable instrument,
- negotiable note,
- ness,
- nib,
- nolle prosequi,
- nonsuit,
- nose,
- nostrils,
- note,
- note of hand,
- nozzle,
- obligation,
- olfactory organ,
- omnibus bill,
- open,
- open a show,
- ordinance,
- ordonnance,
- outstanding debt,
- paper,
- paper money,
- peak,
- pecker,
- peninsula,
- performance,
- placard,
- playbill,
- pledge,
- plug,
- point,
- post,
- post bills,
- post up,
- postal order,
- premiere,
- prescript,
- prescription,
- present,
- presentation,
- presentment,
- press-agent,
- preview,
- privileged question,
- proboscis,
- produce,
- production,
- program,
- program of operation,
- programma,
- promissory note,
- promontory,
- promote,
- prospectus,
- protocol,
- proviso,
- public debt,
- publicize,
- puff,
- put on,
- question,
- reckoning,
- reef,
- regulation,
- retainer,
- retaining fee,
- rhinarium,
- rider,
- roster,
- rostrum,
- rubric,
- rule,
- ruling,
- sandspit,
- saving clause,
- scenarize,
- schedule,
- schnozzle,
- score,
- scot,
- scrip,
- sell,
- send a statement,
- set the stage,
- shinplaster,
- show,
- sight bill,
- sight draft,
- skin,
- slate,
- smacker,
- smeller,
- snoot,
- snout,
- spiel,
- spit,
- spur,
- stage,
- stage presentation,
- standing order,
- star,
- statement,
- statement of facts,
- statute,
- stipend,
- succeed,
- swan song,
- tab,
- tabulation,
- tally,
- theatrical performance,
- theatricalize,
- time bill,
- time draft,
- tongue,
- trade acceptance,
- treasury bill,
- treasury note,
- tribute,
- trunk,
- try out,
- tryout,
- uncollectibles,
- unfulfilled pledge,
- voucher,
- warrant,
- write up
- thirsty
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- able to take in large quantities of moisture; "thirsty towels"
- feeling a need or desire to drink; "after playing hard the children were thirsty"
- needing moisture; "thirsty fields under a rainless sky" related words >
- Saharan,
- absorbent,
- adsorbent,
- agog,
- anhydrous,
- anxious,
- ardent,
- arid,
- assimilative,
- athirst,
- avaricious,
- avid,
- bibulous,
- blotting,
- bone-dry,
- breathless,
- burning,
- chemisorptive,
- chemosorptive,
- consumed with desire,
- coveting,
- craving,
- dehydrated,
- desert,
- desirous,
- devoured by desire,
- digestive,
- droughty,
- dry,
- dry as dust,
- dusty,
- eager,
- endosmotic,
- exosmotic,
- fervid,
- greedy,
- hankering,
- high and dry,
- hungering,
- hungry,
- imbibitory,
- impatient,
- itching,
- juiceless,
- keen,
- like parchment,
- mad with lust,
- moistureless,
- osmotic,
- parched,
- prurient,
- ravenous,
- resorbent,
- sandy,
- sapless,
- sere,
- soaking,
- sorbent,
- spongeous,
- spongy,
- thirsting,
- undamped,
- unwatered,
- voracious,
- waterless,
- yearning
- mange
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- a persistent and contagious disease of the skin causing inflammation and itching and loss of hair; affects domestic animals (and sometimes people) related words >
- Texas fever,
- anthrax,
- aphthous fever,
- bighead,
- black quarter,
- blackleg,
- blackwater,
- blind staggers,
- bloody flux,
- broken wind,
- cattle plague,
- charbon,
- distemper,
- foot-and-mouth disease,
- gapes,
- glanders,
- heaves,
- hog cholera,
- hoof-and-mouth disease,
- hydrophobia,
- liver rot,
- loco,
- loco disease,
- locoism,
- mad staggers,
- malignant catarrh,
- malignant catarrhal fever,
- malignant pustule,
- megrims,
- milzbrand,
- paratuberculosis,
- pip,
- pseudotuberculosis,
- quarter evil,
- rabies,
- rinderpest,
- rot,
- scabies,
- sheep rot,
- splenic fever,
- staggers,
- stringhalt,
- swine dysentery
- Texas fever,
- anthrax,
- aphthous fever,
- bighead,
- black quarter,
- blackleg,
- blackwater,
- blind staggers,
- bloody flux,
- broken wind,
- cattle plague,
- charbon,
- distemper,
- foot-and-mouth disease,
- gapes,
- glanders,
- heaves,
- hog cholera,
- hydrophobia,
- liver rot,
- loco,
- loco disease,
- locoism,
- mad staggers,
- malignant catarrh,
- malignant catarrhal fever,
- malignant pustule,
- mange,
- megrims,
- milzbrand,
- paratuberculosis,
- pip,
- pseudotuberculosis,
- quarter evil,
- rabies,
- rinderpest,
- rot,
- scabies,
- sheep rot,
- splenic fever,
- staggers,
- stringhalt,
- swine dysentery
- spitfire
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- a highly emotional and quick-tempered person (especially a girl or woman) related words >
- Mafioso,
- Young Turk,
- battle-ax,
- beast,
- beldam,
- berserk,
- berserker,
- bitch,
- bomber,
- brute,
- cat,
- common scold,
- demon,
- devil,
- dragon,
- fiend,
- fire-eater,
- firebrand,
- fishwife,
- fury,
- goon,
- gorilla,
- gunsel,
- hardnose,
- hell-raiser,
- hellcat,
- hellhound,
- hellion,
- holy terror,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hothead,
- hotspur,
- incendiary,
- killer,
- mad dog,
- madcap,
- monster,
- mugger,
- rapist,
- revolutionary,
- savage,
- scold,
- she-devil,
- she-wolf,
- shrew,
- termagant,
- terror,
- terrorist,
- tiger,
- tigress,
- tough,
- tough guy,
- ugly customer,
- violent,
- virago,
- vixen,
- wild beast,
- witch,
- wolf
- impetuously
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- in an impulsive or impetuous way; without taking cautions; "he often acts impulsively and later regrets it" related words >
- a corps perdu,
- abruptly,
- bang,
- carelessly,
- dash,
- desperately,
- furiously,
- happen what may,
- hastily,
- head over heels,
- headfirst,
- headforemost,
- headlong,
- heedlessly,
- heels over head,
- helter-skelter,
- holus-bolus,
- hotfoot,
- hotheadedly,
- hurriedly,
- hurry-scurry,
- impulsively,
- like a flash,
- like a thunderbolt,
- like crazy,
- like mad,
- madly,
- of a sudden,
- on short notice,
- overeagerly,
- overenthusiastically,
- overzealously,
- plop,
- plump,
- plunk,
- pop,
- precipitantly,
- precipitately,
- precipitously,
- quickly,
- ramble-scramble,
- rashly,
- recklessly,
- sharp,
- slam-bang,
- slap,
- slap-bang,
- slapdash,
- smack,
- startlingly,
- sudden,
- suddenly,
- surprisingly,
- unawares,
- unexpectedly,
- wantonly,
- wildly,
- without notice,
- without warning
- Mafioso,
- Young Turk,
- beast,
- beldam,
- berserk,
- berserker,
- bomber,
- bravo,
- brute,
- bucko,
- bully,
- bullyboy,
- cutthroat,
- demon,
- desperado,
- devil,
- dragon,
- fiend,
- fire-eater,
- firebrand,
- fury,
- goon,
- gorilla,
- gunman,
- gunsel,
- hardnose,
- hellcat,
- hellhound,
- hellion,
- holy terror,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hothead,
- hotspur,
- incendiary,
- killer,
- mad dog,
- madcap,
- monster,
- mugger,
- rapist,
- revolutionary,
- rough,
- rowdy,
- ruffian,
- savage,
- she-wolf,
- spitfire,
- termagant,
- terror,
- terrorist,
- thug,
- tiger,
- tigress,
- tough,
- tough guy,
- ugly customer,
- violent,
- virago,
- vixen,
- wild beast,
- witch,
- wolf
- Mafioso,
- Young Turk,
- beast,
- beldam,
- berserk,
- berserker,
- bomber,
- bravo,
- brute,
- bucko,
- bully,
- bullyboy,
- cutthroat,
- demon,
- desperado,
- devil,
- dragon,
- fiend,
- fire-eater,
- firebrand,
- fury,
- goon,
- gorilla,
- gunman,
- gunsel,
- hardnose,
- hell-raiser,
- hellcat,
- hellhound,
- hellion,
- holy terror,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hothead,
- hotspur,
- incendiary,
- killer,
- madcap,
- monster,
- mugger,
- rapist,
- revolutionary,
- rough,
- rowdy,
- ruffian,
- savage,
- she-wolf,
- spitfire,
- termagant,
- terror,
- terrorist,
- thug,
- tiger,
- tigress,
- tough,
- tough guy,
- ugly customer,
- violent,
- virago,
- vixen,
- wild beast,
- witch,
- wolf
- hurried
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- moving rapidly or performed quickly or in great haste; "a hurried trip to the store"; "the hurried life of a city"; "a hurried job" related words >
- abrupt,
- accident-prone,
- at the double,
- breakneck,
- brief,
- careless,
- crowded,
- cursory,
- desperate,
- devil-may-care,
- double-quick,
- double-time,
- expeditious,
- festinate,
- feverish,
- flying,
- frantic,
- frenetic,
- furious,
- hard-pressed,
- hard-pushed,
- hard-run,
- harum-scarum,
- hasty,
- headlong,
- hectic,
- hotheaded,
- immediate,
- impetuous,
- instant,
- last-minute,
- mad,
- offhand,
- on the double,
- on the spot,
- overeager,
- overenthusiastic,
- overzealous,
- passing,
- perfunctory,
- precipitant,
- precipitate,
- precipitous,
- pressed,
- pressed for time,
- prompt,
- pushed,
- quick,
- reckless,
- rushed,
- rushing,
- short,
- slap-bang,
- slapdash,
- snap,
- speedy,
- sudden,
- superficial,
- swift,
- urgent,
- wanton,
- wild
- badly off,
- beat,
- beggared,
- bound,
- broke,
- busted,
- destitute,
- distressed,
- down to bedrock,
- embarrassed,
- feeling the pinch,
- fettered,
- flat,
- flat broke,
- fortuneless,
- hampered,
- handcuffed,
- hard up,
- ill off,
- impecunious,
- in Queer Street,
- in bonds,
- in chains,
- in irons,
- in narrow circumstances,
- in reduced circumstances,
- in straitened circumstances,
- ironbound,
- land-poor,
- manacled,
- narrow,
- on the edge,
- oofless,
- out of pocket,
- penurious,
- pinched,
- poor,
- poorly off,
- reduced,
- shackled,
- short,
- short of cash,
- short of funds,
- short of money,
- squeezed,
- stone-broke,
- stony,
- straitened,
- tethered,
- tied,
- tied down,
- tied up,
- trammeled,
- unmoneyed,
- unprosperous
- beefing,
- begrudging,
- bellyaching,
- bitching,
- complaining,
- complaintful,
- coveting,
- covetous,
- crabbing,
- crabby,
- cranky,
- croaking,
- desirous,
- desirous of,
- disappointed,
- discontented,
- disgruntled,
- displeased,
- dissatisfied,
- distrustful,
- envying,
- faultfinding,
- grasping,
- greedy,
- green,
- green with envy,
- green with jealousy,
- green-eyed,
- griping,
- grouchy,
- grousing,
- growling,
- grudging,
- grumbling,
- horn-mad,
- invidious,
- jaundice-eyed,
- jaundiced,
- jealous,
- longing,
- malcontent,
- malcontented,
- murmuring,
- muttering,
- out of humor,
- peevish,
- petulant,
- querulant,
- querulous,
- rebellious,
- resentful,
- restive,
- restless,
- sulky,
- suspicious,
- unaccepting,
- unaccommodating,
- uneasy,
- unfulfilled,
- ungratified,
- unhappy,
- unsatisfied,
- whiny,
- yearning,
- yellow,
- yellow-eyed
- affluence
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- abundant wealth; "they studied forerunners of richness or poverty"; "the richness all around unsettled him for he had expected to find poverty" related words >
- Easy Street,
- abundance,
- afflux,
- affluxion,
- ample sufficiency,
- ampleness,
- amplitude,
- assets,
- avalanche,
- bed of roses,
- bonanza,
- bottomless purse,
- bountifulness,
- bountiousness,
- bulging purse,
- bumper crop,
- clover,
- comfort,
- concourse,
- confluence,
- conflux,
- copiousness,
- course,
- crosscurrent,
- current,
- defluxion,
- downflow,
- downpour,
- drift,
- driftage,
- ease,
- easy circumstances,
- embarras de richesses,
- extravagance,
- exuberance,
- felicity,
- fertility,
- fleshpots,
- flood,
- flow,
- flowing,
- fluency,
- flux,
- foison,
- fortune,
- full measure,
- fullness,
- generosity,
- generousness,
- gold,
- gracious life,
- gracious living,
- great abundance,
- great plenty,
- gush,
- handsome fortune,
- happiness,
- high income,
- high tax bracket,
- independence,
- indraft,
- indrawing,
- inflooding,
- inflow,
- influx,
- influxion,
- inpour,
- inrun,
- inrush,
- landslide,
- lap of luxury,
- lavishness,
- liberality,
- liberalness,
- life of ease,
- loaves and fishes,
- lots,
- lucre,
- luxuriance,
- luxuriousness,
- luxury,
- mammon,
- material wealth,
- maximum,
- mill run,
- millrace,
- money,
- money to burn,
- moneybags,
- more than enough,
- much,
- myriad,
- myriads,
- numerousness,
- onrush,
- onward course,
- opulence,
- opulency,
- outflow,
- outpouring,
- overflow,
- pelf,
- plenitude,
- plenteousness,
- plentifulness,
- plenty,
- possessions,
- prevalence,
- prodigality,
- productiveness,
- profuseness,
- profusion,
- property,
- prosperity,
- prosperousness,
- quantities,
- race,
- repleteness,
- repletion,
- rich harvest,
- rich vein,
- riches,
- richness,
- riot,
- riotousness,
- run,
- rush,
- scads,
- security,
- set,
- shower,
- six-figure income,
- spate,
- stream,
- substance,
- substantiality,
- substantialness,
- success,
- superabundance,
- surge,
- teemingness,
- the affluent life,
- the good life,
- thriving condition,
- tide,
- treasure,
- trend,
- undercurrent,
- undertow,
- upper bracket,
- upward mobility,
- velvet,
- water flow,
- weal,
- wealth,
- wealthiness,
- welfare,
- well-being
- depressed,
- dire,
- distressed,
- donsie,
- doomful,
- down to bedrock,
- embarrassed,
- evil-starred,
- fatal,
- feeling the pinch,
- fortuneless,
- funest,
- hapless,
- hard up,
- ill off,
- ill-starred,
- impecunious,
- in Queer Street,
- in adverse circumstances,
- in narrow circumstances,
- in reduced circumstances,
- in straitened circumstances,
- inauspicious,
- land-poor,
- luckless,
- narrow,
- ominous,
- on the edge,
- out of luck,
- out of pocket,
- pinched,
- planet-struck,
- poor,
- poorly off,
- reduced,
- sad,
- short,
- short of cash,
- short of funds,
- short of luck,
- short of money,
- squeezed,
- star-crossed,
- straitened,
- strapped,
- unblessed,
- underprivileged,
- unfortunate,
- unhappy,
- unlucky,
- unmoneyed,
- unprosperous,
- unprovidential
- Mafioso
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- a member of the Mafia crime syndicate in the United States
- a member of the Sicilian Mafia related words >
- Young Turk,
- beast,
- beldam,
- berserk,
- berserker,
- black marketeer,
- bomber,
- bootlegger,
- brute,
- dealer,
- demon,
- devil,
- dragon,
- drug pusher,
- fiend,
- fire-eater,
- firebrand,
- fury,
- goon,
- gorilla,
- gray marketeer,
- gunsel,
- hardnose,
- hell-raiser,
- hellcat,
- hellhound,
- hellion,
- holy terror,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hothead,
- hotspur,
- incendiary,
- killer,
- mad dog,
- madcap,
- monster,
- moonshiner,
- mugger,
- pusher,
- racketeer,
- rapist,
- revolutionary,
- savage,
- she-wolf,
- spitfire,
- termagant,
- terror,
- terrorist,
- tiger,
- tigress,
- tough,
- tough guy,
- ugly customer,
- violent,
- virago,
- vixen,
- wild beast,
- witch,
- wolf
- counterfeit
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- not genuine; imitating something superior; "counterfeit emotion"; "counterfeit money"; "counterfeit works of art"; "a counterfeit prince" related words >
- act,
- act a part,
- act like,
- affect,
- affected,
- agent,
- alike,
- alternate,
- alternative,
- analogy,
- ape,
- aped,
- apocryphal,
- appear like,
- approach,
- approximate,
- artificial,
- assume,
- assumed,
- backup,
- bad check,
- bad money,
- base coin,
- bastard,
- be like,
- be redolent of,
- bear resemblance,
- bluff,
- bogus,
- bogus money,
- borrow,
- bring to mind,
- brummagem,
- call to mind,
- call up,
- certified copy,
- change,
- changeling,
- cheat,
- chorus,
- clinquant,
- coin,
- colorable,
- colored,
- come close,
- come near,
- compare with,
- comparison,
- concoct,
- consimilar,
- cook up,
- copied,
- copy,
- correspond,
- counterfeit money,
- counterfeited,
- cover up,
- crib,
- deceit,
- deception,
- deceptive,
- delusive,
- delusory,
- deputy,
- dissemble,
- dissimulate,
- distorted,
- ditto,
- do,
- do a bit,
- do like,
- double,
- dramatize,
- dressed up,
- dummy,
- echo,
- ectype,
- embellished,
- embroidered,
- equal,
- equivalent,
- ersatz,
- evoke,
- exchange,
- fabricate,
- facsimile,
- factitious,
- fair copy,
- faithful copy,
- fake,
- faked,
- fakement,
- false,
- false money,
- falsified,
- falsify,
- fantasize,
- favor,
- favoring,
- feign,
- feigned,
- fictitious,
- fictive,
- fill-in,
- follow,
- following,
- forge,
- forged,
- forgery,
- four-flush,
- frame-up,
- fraud,
- fraudulent,
- fudge,
- gammon,
- garbled,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- go like,
- green goods,
- gyp,
- hatch,
- histrionize,
- hoax,
- hoke,
- hoke up,
- hokey,
- homogeneous,
- humbug,
- icon,
- identical,
- illegitimate,
- image,
- imitate,
- imitated,
- imitation,
- impostor,
- insincere,
- invent,
- junk,
- junky,
- kite,
- let on,
- let on like,
- like,
- likeness,
- locum tenens,
- look like,
- make a pretense,
- make as if,
- make believe,
- make like,
- make out like,
- make up,
- make-believe,
- makeshift,
- man-made,
- manufacture,
- match,
- meretricious,
- metaphor,
- metonymy,
- mimic,
- mimicked,
- mint,
- mirror,
- misleading,
- mock,
- near,
- nearly reproduce,
- nearly reproduced,
- next best thing,
- not tell apart,
- not unlike,
- overact,
- parallel,
- partake of,
- paste,
- pasticcio,
- pastiche,
- personnel,
- perverted,
- phony,
- picture,
- pinch,
- pinch hitter,
- pinchbeck,
- plagiarize,
- plagiarized,
- play,
- play a part,
- play a scene,
- play possum,
- playact,
- portrait,
- pretend,
- pretended,
- profess,
- provisional,
- proxy,
- pseudo,
- put on,
- put on airs,
- put-on,
- put-up job,
- quasi,
- queer,
- reecho,
- reflect,
- relief,
- remind one of,
- repeat,
- replacement,
- representation,
- representative,
- reproduce,
- reproduction,
- resemblance,
- resemble,
- resembling,
- reserve,
- reserves,
- ringer,
- rip-off,
- rubber check,
- savor of,
- second string,
- secondary,
- seem like,
- self-styled,
- sell,
- semblance,
- sham,
- shoddy,
- shove the queer,
- sign,
- similar,
- similitude,
- simulacrum,
- simulate,
- simulated,
- smack of,
- smacking of,
- snide,
- so-called,
- soi-disant,
- something like,
- sound like,
- spare,
- spares,
- spurious,
- stack up with,
- stand-in,
- stopgap,
- sub,
- substituent,
- substitute,
- substitution,
- succedaneum,
- suggest,
- suggestive of,
- superseder,
- supplanter,
- supposititious,
- surrogate,
- swindle,
- symbol,
- synecdoche,
- synthetic,
- take after,
- temporary,
- tentative,
- third string,
- tin,
- tinsel,
- titivated,
- token,
- trump up,
- tug the heartstrings,
- twisted,
- unauthentic,
- understudy,
- ungenuine,
- uniform with,
- unnatural,
- unreal,
- utility,
- utility player,
- utter,
- vicar,
- vicarious,
- vice-president,
- vice-regent,
- warped,
- wear,
- whited sepulcher
- recognizance
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- (law) a security entered into before a court with a condition to perform some act required by law; on failure to perform that act a sum is forfeited related words >
- agreement,
- arrangement,
- bail,
- bond,
- commitment,
- contract,
- contract by deed,
- contract of record,
- contract quasi,
- covenant of indemnity,
- debenture,
- debenture bond,
- deed,
- deed of trust,
- deed poll,
- earnest,
- earnest money,
- engagement,
- escrow,
- formal contract,
- gage,
- group policy,
- handsel,
- hock,
- hostage,
- implied contract,
- indent,
- indenture,
- insurance policy,
- mainprise,
- mortgage deed,
- obligation,
- parol contract,
- pawn,
- pignus,
- pledge,
- policy,
- preengagement,
- promissory note,
- replevin,
- replevy,
- special contract,
- specialty,
- specialty contract,
- surety,
- title deed,
- token payment,
- understanding,
- undertaking,
- vadimonium,
- vadium,
- verbal agreement
- agitated,
- anarchic,
- angry,
- blaring,
- blatant,
- blatting,
- blustering,
- blusterous,
- blustery,
- boisterous,
- brassy,
- brawling,
- brazen,
- bullying,
- chaotic,
- clamant,
- clamorous,
- clamoursome,
- clanging,
- clangorous,
- clattery,
- disorderly,
- excited,
- fierce,
- frantic,
- frenzied,
- furious,
- hectic,
- hectoring,
- hellish,
- hysterical,
- infuriate,
- insensate,
- mad,
- mafficking,
- mindless,
- noiseful,
- noisy,
- obstreperous,
- orgasmic,
- orgastic,
- pandemoniac,
- rackety,
- raging,
- ranting,
- raucous,
- ravening,
- raving,
- riotous,
- rip-roaring,
- roistering,
- roisterous,
- rollicking,
- rowdy,
- rowdyish,
- rumbustious,
- savage,
- storming,
- stormy,
- strepitant,
- strepitous,
- swaggering,
- swashbuckling,
- swashing,
- tempestuous,
- termagant,
- troublous,
- turbulent,
- unrestrained,
- unruly,
- uproarious,
- violent,
- vociferous,
- wild
- crazy
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- someone deranged and possibly dangerous
- intensely enthusiastic about or preoccupied with; "crazy about cars and racing"
- possessed by inordinate excitement; "the crowd went crazy"; "was crazy to try his new bicycle"
- bizarre or fantastic; "had a crazy dream"; "wore a crazy hat"
- marked by foolish or unreasoning fondness; "she was crazy about him"; "gaga over the rock group's new album"; "he was infatuated with her"
- foolish; totally unsound; "a crazy scheme"; "half-baked ideas"; "a screwball proposal without a prayer of working" related words >
- abnormal,
- absurd,
- anamorphous,
- ape,
- apish,
- arrested,
- asinine,
- askew,
- asymmetric,
- avid,
- babbling,
- backward,
- balmy,
- bananas,
- barmy,
- bats,
- batty,
- befooled,
- beguiled,
- bent,
- bereft of reason,
- besotted,
- beyond belief,
- bicolor,
- bicolored,
- big,
- bizarre,
- blithering,
- bonkers,
- bowed,
- brainless,
- brainsick,
- buffoonish,
- burbling,
- certifiable,
- cockamamie,
- cockeyed,
- colorful,
- colory,
- contorted,
- crackbrained,
- cracked,
- crackers,
- crackpot,
- crazed,
- credulous,
- cretinistic,
- cretinous,
- crooked,
- crumpled,
- crunched,
- cuckoo,
- daedal,
- daffy,
- daft,
- damned,
- dazed,
- deluded,
- demented,
- deprived of reason,
- deranged,
- deviative,
- dichromatic,
- dippy,
- disoriented,
- distorted,
- distraught,
- dithering,
- divers-colored,
- dizzy,
- doting,
- dotty,
- dreadful,
- driveling,
- drooling,
- dumb,
- eager,
- enthusiastic,
- erratic,
- excited,
- extravagant,
- fantastic,
- fatuitous,
- fatuous,
- flaked-out,
- flaky,
- flighty,
- fond,
- fool,
- foolheaded,
- foolish,
- fuddled,
- futile,
- gaga,
- goofy,
- grotesque,
- gulled,
- half-baked,
- half-witted,
- hallucinated,
- harebrained,
- harlequin,
- high-flown,
- idiotic,
- ill-considered,
- imbecile,
- imbecilic,
- impracticable,
- impractical,
- imprudent,
- inane,
- incredible,
- inept,
- infatuated,
- insane,
- irrational,
- irregular,
- kaleidoscopic,
- keen,
- keen on,
- kooky,
- labyrinthine,
- larruping,
- laughable,
- lawful,
- loco,
- loony,
- lopsided,
- ludicrous,
- lunatic,
- mad,
- maddened,
- main,
- maniac,
- manic,
- many-colored,
- maudlin,
- maundering,
- mazed,
- medley,
- mental,
- mentally defective,
- mentally deficient,
- mentally handicapped,
- mentally retarded,
- meshuggah,
- mongoloid,
- monstrous,
- moon-struck,
- moonstruck,
- moronic,
- motley,
- multicolor,
- multicolored,
- multicolorous,
- non compos,
- non compos mentis,
- nonsensical,
- nonsymmetric,
- not all there,
- not right,
- nuts,
- nutty,
- odd,
- of unsound mind,
- off,
- one-sided,
- outrageous,
- outre,
- parti-color,
- parti-colored,
- pointless,
- polychromatic,
- polychrome,
- polychromic,
- poppycockish,
- possessed,
- potty,
- preposterous,
- prismal,
- psycho,
- queer,
- rash,
- reasonless,
- reckless,
- retarded,
- ridiculous,
- risible,
- round the bend,
- sappy,
- screwball,
- screwy,
- senseless,
- sentimental,
- shot,
- shot through,
- sick,
- silly,
- simple,
- simpleminded,
- simpletonian,
- slobbering,
- spectral,
- sprung,
- stark-mad,
- stark-staring mad,
- strange,
- stupid,
- subnormal,
- tetched,
- thoughtless,
- thunder and lightning,
- tortuous,
- touched,
- trichromatic,
- trichromic,
- tricolor,
- tricolored,
- twisted,
- two-tone,
- unbalanced,
- unhinged,
- unsane,
- unsettled,
- unsound,
- unsymmetric,
- unworkable,
- varicolored,
- variegated,
- versicolor,
- versicolored,
- wacky,
- wandering,
- warped,
- weird,
- wet,
- wild,
- witless,
- zealous
- banquet
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- a meal that is well prepared and greatly enjoyed; "a banquet for the graduating seniors"; "the Thanksgiving feast"; "they put out quite a spread"
- a ceremonial dinner party for many people related words >
- Lucullan feast,
- Mardi Gras,
- Saturnalia,
- bean-feast,
- beano,
- blow,
- blowout,
- carnival,
- carouse,
- celebration,
- do,
- do justice to,
- eat heartily,
- eat up,
- fair,
- feast,
- feed,
- festal board,
- festival,
- festive occasion,
- festivity,
- fete,
- field day,
- fiesta,
- gala,
- gala affair,
- gala day,
- gaudy,
- great doings,
- groaning board,
- harvest home,
- high jinks,
- indulge,
- jamboree,
- joyance,
- jubilation,
- kermis,
- mad round,
- merrymaking,
- party,
- picnic,
- polish the platter,
- put it away,
- regale,
- regalement,
- repast,
- revel,
- revelment,
- revelry,
- round of pleasures,
- spread,
- treat,
- tuck,
- waygoose,
- wayzgoose,
- wine and dine
- haggard
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- British writer noted for romantic adventure novels (1856-1925) related words >
- abandoned,
- achromatic,
- achromic,
- amok,
- anemic,
- angular,
- ashen,
- ashy,
- attenuated,
- bellowing,
- berserk,
- bigoted,
- bled white,
- bloodless,
- blue,
- cadaverous,
- careworn,
- carried away,
- chloranemic,
- colorless,
- corpselike,
- dead,
- deadly,
- deadly pale,
- deathlike,
- deathly,
- deathly pale,
- delirious,
- demoniac,
- dim,
- dimmed,
- dingy,
- discolored,
- distracted,
- drawn,
- dull,
- ecstatic,
- eerie,
- emacerated,
- emaciate,
- emaciated,
- enraptured,
- etiolated,
- exhausted,
- exsanguinated,
- exsanguine,
- exsanguineous,
- extravagant,
- extreme,
- extremist,
- faded,
- fagged,
- faint,
- fallow,
- fanatic,
- fatigued,
- feral,
- ferocious,
- fierce,
- flat,
- frantic,
- frenzied,
- fulminating,
- furious,
- gaunt,
- ghastly,
- ghostlike,
- ghostly,
- gray,
- grisly,
- gruesome,
- hog-wild,
- hollow-eyed,
- howling,
- hueless,
- hypochromic,
- hysterical,
- in a transport,
- in hysterics,
- inordinate,
- intoxicated,
- irrational,
- jejune,
- lackluster,
- lank,
- leaden,
- lean,
- livid,
- lurid,
- lusterless,
- macabre,
- mad,
- madding,
- maniac,
- marantic,
- marasmic,
- mat,
- mealy,
- mortuary,
- muddy,
- neutral,
- orgasmic,
- orgiastic,
- overenthusiastic,
- overreligious,
- overzealous,
- pale,
- pale as death,
- pale-faced,
- pallid,
- pasty,
- peaked,
- peaky,
- perfervid,
- pinched,
- played out,
- poor,
- possessed,
- puny,
- rabid,
- raging,
- ramping,
- ranting,
- ravaged,
- raving,
- ravished,
- roaring,
- run-down,
- running mad,
- sallow,
- scraggy,
- scrawny,
- shriveled,
- shrunken,
- sickly,
- skeletal,
- skinny,
- spare,
- spent,
- starved,
- starveling,
- storming,
- tabetic,
- tabid,
- tallow-faced,
- tired,
- tired-eyed,
- tired-faced,
- tired-looking,
- toneless,
- transported,
- ultrazealous,
- uncanny,
- uncolored,
- uncontrollable,
- underfed,
- undernourished,
- unearthly,
- unreasonable,
- violent,
- wan,
- washed-out,
- wasted,
- waxen,
- weak,
- wearied,
- weary,
- weary-looking,
- weazeny,
- weird,
- whey-faced,
- white,
- wild,
- wild-eyed,
- wild-looking,
- withered,
- wizened,
- worn,
- worn-down,
- wraithlike,
- zealotic
- jaundiced
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- showing or affected by prejudice or envy or distaste; "looked with a jaundiced eye on the growth of regimentation"; "takes a jaundiced view of societies and clubs"
- affected by jaundice which causes yellowing of skin etc related words >
- antiblack,
- biased,
- bigoted,
- bilious,
- bitter,
- chauvinistic,
- choleric,
- colored,
- corrupt,
- critical,
- cynical,
- disapproving,
- dishonest,
- disparaging,
- distorted,
- distrustful,
- doctrinaire,
- dogmatic,
- dyspeptic,
- embittered,
- envious,
- green,
- green with jealousy,
- green-eyed,
- horn-mad,
- hostile,
- icterous,
- influenced,
- interested,
- invidious,
- jaundice-eyed,
- jealous,
- know-nothing,
- nonobjective,
- one-sided,
- opinionated,
- partial,
- partisan,
- perverted,
- preconceived,
- prejudiced,
- prepossessed,
- racist,
- resentful,
- sallow,
- sexist,
- sour,
- sour-tempered,
- soured,
- spiteful,
- splenetic,
- superpatriotic,
- suspicious,
- swayed,
- tainted,
- tendentious,
- twisted,
- ultranationalist,
- undetached,
- undispassionate,
- unfair,
- unfavorable,
- unfriendly,
- untrustworthy,
- vinegarish,
- warped,
- xenophobic,
- yellow,
- yellow-eyed
- successful
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- having succeeded or being marked by a favorable outcome; "a successful architect"; "a successful business venture" related words >
- affluent,
- ascendant,
- assured of success,
- bang,
- booming,
- celebrated,
- comfortable,
- comfortably situated,
- coming,
- conquering,
- crowned with success,
- defeating,
- dominant,
- easy,
- eminent,
- extraordinary,
- famed,
- famous,
- first,
- flourishing,
- flush,
- flushed with success,
- fortunate,
- fruitful,
- hit,
- in ascendancy,
- in clover,
- in good case,
- in luxury,
- in the ascendant,
- in the money,
- leading,
- loaded,
- lucky,
- lucrative,
- made,
- moneymaking,
- notable,
- noteworthy,
- on Easy Street,
- on the up-and-up,
- on top,
- on velvet,
- out in front,
- outstanding,
- overcoming,
- popular,
- prevailing,
- profitable,
- prominent,
- prospering,
- prosperous,
- remunerative,
- renowned,
- rich,
- smash,
- smashing,
- succeeding,
- surefire,
- thriving,
- top,
- triumphal,
- triumphant,
- vanquishing,
- victorious,
- wealthy,
- well-fixed,
- well-heeled,
- well-known,
- well-to-do,
- winning,
- wow
- amplitude,
- avalanche,
- congestion,
- deluge,
- embarras de richesses,
- engorgement,
- enough,
- extravagance,
- extravagancy,
- flood,
- flood tide,
- full,
- fullness,
- glut,
- high tide,
- high water,
- hyperemia,
- impletion,
- inundation,
- landslide,
- lavishness,
- many,
- money to burn,
- more than enough,
- much,
- overabundance,
- overaccumulation,
- overbounteousness,
- overbrimming,
- overburden,
- overcharge,
- overcopiousness,
- overdose,
- overflow,
- overfreight,
- overfullness,
- overkill,
- overlavishness,
- overload,
- overluxuriance,
- overmeasure,
- overmuch,
- overmuchness,
- overnumerousness,
- overplentifulness,
- overplenty,
- overplus,
- overpopulation,
- overprofusion,
- overspill,
- oversufficiency,
- oversupply,
- overweight,
- plenitude,
- plenty,
- prodigality,
- redundancy,
- repletion,
- satiety,
- saturation,
- saturation point,
- spate,
- spring tide,
- superabundance,
- superfluity,
- superflux,
- supersaturation,
- surcharge,
- surfeit,
- surplus,
- surplusage
- hotheaded
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- characterized by undue haste and lack of thought or deliberation; "a hotheaded decision"; "liable to such impulsive acts as hugging strangers"; "an impetuous display of spending and gambling"; "madcap escapades"; (`brainish' is archaic) related words >
- accident-prone,
- ardent,
- brash,
- breakneck,
- careless,
- combustible,
- daredevil,
- desperate,
- devil-may-care,
- explosive,
- fanatic,
- fierce,
- fiery,
- flaming,
- foolhardy,
- furious,
- hard-core,
- harum-scarum,
- hasty,
- headlong,
- heated,
- heedless,
- hot,
- hot-tempered,
- hurried,
- ill-advised,
- impetuous,
- incautious,
- inconsiderate,
- inflamed,
- mad,
- madcap,
- overeager,
- overenthusiastic,
- overzealous,
- passionate,
- peppery,
- precipitant,
- precipitate,
- precipitous,
- quick,
- quick-tempered,
- rash,
- reckless,
- red-hot,
- scorching,
- short-tempered,
- simmering,
- slap-bang,
- slapdash,
- spunky,
- stormy,
- tempestuous,
- thoughtless,
- tornadic,
- totally committed,
- vehement,
- violent,
- volatile,
- volcanic,
- wanton,
- white-hot,
- wild,
- zealous
- annex,
- attach,
- bail,
- bond,
- collectivize,
- commandeer,
- communalize,
- communize,
- confiscate,
- distrain,
- earnest,
- earnest money,
- escrow,
- expropriate,
- gage,
- garnish,
- get back,
- handsel,
- hock,
- hostage,
- impound,
- impress,
- levy,
- mainprise,
- nationalize,
- pawn,
- pignus,
- pledge,
- press,
- ransom,
- recapture,
- reclaim,
- reclaiming,
- reclamation,
- recognizance,
- recoup,
- recoupment,
- recover,
- recovery,
- recuperate,
- recuperation,
- redeem,
- redemption,
- regain,
- regainment,
- renovate,
- reoccupation,
- reoccupy,
- replevy,
- repossess,
- repossession,
- restoration,
- restore,
- resume,
- resumption,
- retake,
- retaking,
- retrieval,
- retrieve,
- revindicate,
- revindication,
- revival,
- revive,
- salvage,
- sequester,
- sequestrate,
- socialize,
- surety,
- take back,
- token payment,
- trover,
- undertaking,
- vadimonium,
- vadium
- afflicted,
- angered,
- angry,
- bent,
- boiled,
- bombed,
- boozy,
- browned-off,
- canned,
- choleric,
- cockeyed,
- cockeyed drunk,
- crocked,
- crocko,
- cross,
- disguised,
- drunk,
- elevated,
- fried,
- fuddled,
- half-seas over,
- heated,
- high,
- illuminated,
- incensed,
- indignant,
- inebriated,
- irate,
- ireful,
- lit,
- lit up,
- livid,
- loaded,
- lubricated,
- lushy,
- mad,
- muddled,
- muzzy,
- oiled,
- organized,
- pickled,
- pie-eyed,
- pissed-off,
- pissy-eyed,
- pixilated,
- plastered,
- polluted,
- potted,
- raddled,
- riled up,
- shellacked,
- shirty,
- skunk-drunk,
- smashed,
- soaked,
- sore,
- soused,
- squiffy,
- stewed,
- stinko,
- swacked,
- tanked,
- ticked off,
- tight,
- waxy,
- worked up,
- wrathful,
- wrathy,
- wroth,
- wrought-up
- outflow
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- the process of flowing out related words >
- affluence,
- afflux,
- affluxion,
- blow out,
- concourse,
- confluence,
- conflux,
- course,
- crosscurrent,
- current,
- defluxion,
- discharge,
- downflow,
- downpour,
- drain,
- drain out,
- drainage,
- drift,
- driftage,
- effluence,
- efflux,
- effluxion,
- effusion,
- empty,
- exhalation,
- exhaust,
- find vent,
- flow,
- flow out,
- flowing,
- flowoff,
- fluency,
- flux,
- gush,
- gush out,
- inflow,
- jet,
- mill run,
- millrace,
- money going out,
- onrush,
- onward course,
- outfall,
- outflowing,
- outgo,
- outgoings,
- outlay,
- outpour,
- outpouring,
- pour,
- pour out,
- race,
- run,
- run out,
- runoff,
- rush,
- set,
- sluice out,
- spate,
- spendings,
- spew out,
- spout,
- spout out,
- spurt,
- stream,
- surge,
- tide,
- trend,
- undercurrent,
- undertow,
- vomit forth,
- water flow,
- well,
- well out
- enough
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- an adequate quantity; a quantity that is large enough to achieve a purpose; "enough is as good as a feast"; "there is more than a sufficiency of lawyers in this country"
- as much as necessary; "Have I eaten enough?"; (`plenty' is nonstandard) "I've had plenty, thanks" related words >
- abundance,
- abundantly,
- acceptably,
- adequacy,
- adequate,
- adequate supply,
- adequately,
- adequateness,
- admissibly,
- agreeably,
- ample,
- ampleness,
- amply,
- bare minimum,
- bare sufficiency,
- barely sufficient,
- comfortable,
- commensurate,
- commensurately,
- competence,
- competency,
- competent,
- competently,
- corresponding,
- decent,
- decently,
- due,
- enrage,
- equal to,
- exact measure,
- fairly,
- fit,
- good,
- good enough,
- incense,
- infuriate,
- ire,
- just enough,
- mad,
- madden,
- minimal,
- minimally,
- minimum,
- moderately,
- passably,
- plenty,
- plenty good enough,
- proportionate,
- proportionately,
- rather,
- reasonably,
- right amount,
- satisfaction,
- satisfactorily,
- satisfactoriness,
- satisfactory,
- satisfactory amount,
- satisfyingly,
- so-so,
- steam up,
- substantial,
- substantially,
- sufficiency,
- sufficient,
- sufficient for,
- sufficiently,
- sufficientness,
- sufficing,
- suitable,
- tolerably,
- umbrage,
- up to
- assessment,
- blackmail,
- call,
- call for,
- cess,
- claim,
- conscience money,
- contribution,
- demand,
- demand for,
- direct tax,
- draft,
- drain,
- duty,
- exaction,
- extortion,
- extortionate demand,
- graduated taxation,
- heavy demand,
- imposition,
- indent,
- indirect tax,
- insistent demand,
- joint return,
- levy,
- nonnegotiable demand,
- notice,
- order,
- progressive tax,
- requirement,
- requisition,
- rush,
- rush order,
- separate returns,
- single tax,
- supertax,
- surtax,
- tariff,
- tax,
- tax base,
- tax dodging,
- tax evasion,
- tax exemption,
- tax return,
- tax structure,
- tax withholding,
- tax-exempt status,
- taxable income,
- taxation,
- taxing,
- tithe,
- toll,
- tribute,
- ultimatum,
- warning,
- withholding tax
- independence
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- the successful ending of the American Revolution; "they maintained close relations with England even after independence"
- a city in western Missouri; the beginning of the Santa Fe Trail
- freedom from control or influence of another or others related words >
- Communist threat,
- Declaration of Independence,
- Western imperialism,
- abstention,
- affluence,
- anythingarianism,
- aplomb,
- arrogance,
- assets,
- atrocity story,
- autarchy,
- autarky,
- autonomousness,
- autonomy,
- banner,
- battle hymn,
- bloody shirt,
- boastfulness,
- bottomless purse,
- bulging purse,
- colors,
- composure,
- conceit,
- confidence,
- constraint,
- control,
- cop-out,
- crostarie,
- disassociation,
- discipline,
- disconnection,
- discreteness,
- disjunction,
- disjuncture,
- dissociation,
- easy circumstances,
- embarras de richesses,
- evasion,
- expansionism,
- face,
- fence-sitting,
- fiery cross,
- fortune,
- free will,
- freedom,
- gold,
- gonfalon,
- gratuitousness,
- handsome fortune,
- haughtiness,
- high income,
- high tax bracket,
- home rule,
- immateriality,
- impartiality,
- imperialist threat,
- impertinence,
- inapplicability,
- inappositeness,
- inconnection,
- inconsequence,
- individualism,
- inner-direction,
- internationalism,
- internationality,
- irrelation,
- irrelevance,
- liberty,
- lucre,
- luxuriousness,
- mammon,
- manifest destiny,
- martial music,
- material wealth,
- money,
- money to burn,
- moneybags,
- mugwumpery,
- mugwumpism,
- national anthem,
- nationalism,
- nationality,
- nationhood,
- neutralism,
- neutrality,
- nonalignment,
- noncommitment,
- noninvolvement,
- nonpartisanism,
- nothingarianism,
- opulence,
- opulency,
- pardonable pride,
- pelf,
- peoplehood,
- possession,
- possessions,
- pride,
- pridefulness,
- property,
- prosperity,
- prosperousness,
- proudness,
- purse-pride,
- restraint,
- riches,
- richness,
- rugged individualism,
- self-action,
- self-activity,
- self-assurance,
- self-command,
- self-confidence,
- self-conquest,
- self-consequence,
- self-containment,
- self-control,
- self-denial,
- self-determination,
- self-direction,
- self-discipline,
- self-esteem,
- self-government,
- self-help,
- self-helpfulness,
- self-improvement,
- self-mastery,
- self-possession,
- self-reliance,
- self-respect,
- self-restraint,
- self-sufficiency,
- self-sustainment,
- separateness,
- six-figure income,
- sovereign nationhood,
- sovereignty,
- spontaneity,
- spontaneousness,
- statehood,
- stiff-necked pride,
- stiff-neckedness,
- strict neutrality,
- substance,
- treasure,
- unconnectedness,
- unforcedness,
- unrelatedness,
- upper bracket,
- vanity,
- voluntariness,
- voluntarism,
- voluntaryism,
- volunteer,
- volunteering,
- war song,
- wealth,
- wealthiness,
- yellow peril
- checkbook
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- a book issued to holders of checking accounts related words >
- CD,
- IOU,
- MO,
- acceptance,
- acceptance bill,
- bank acceptance,
- bank check,
- bill,
- bill of draft,
- bill of exchange,
- blank check,
- certificate,
- certificate of deposit,
- certified check,
- check,
- cheque,
- commercial paper,
- debenture,
- demand bill,
- demand draft,
- draft,
- due bill,
- exchequer bill,
- letter of credit,
- money order,
- negotiable instrument,
- note,
- note of hand,
- paper,
- postal order,
- promissory note,
- sight bill,
- sight draft,
- time bill,
- time draft,
- trade acceptance,
- treasury bill,
- voucher,
- warrant
- IOU
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- an informal debt instrument; representing `I owe you' related words >
- CD,
- MO,
- acceptance,
- acceptance bill,
- bank acceptance,
- bank check,
- bill,
- bill of draft,
- bill of exchange,
- blank check,
- certificate,
- certificate of deposit,
- certified check,
- check,
- checkbook,
- cheque,
- commercial paper,
- debenture,
- demand bill,
- demand draft,
- draft,
- due bill,
- exchequer bill,
- letter of credit,
- money order,
- negotiable instrument,
- note,
- note of hand,
- paper,
- postal order,
- promissory note,
- sight bill,
- sight draft,
- time bill,
- time draft,
- trade acceptance,
- treasury bill,
- voucher,
- warrant
- CD,
- IOU,
- MO,
- acceptance,
- acceptance bill,
- bank acceptance,
- bank check,
- bill,
- bill of draft,
- bill of exchange,
- blank check,
- certificate,
- certificate of deposit,
- certified check,
- check,
- checkbook,
- cheque,
- commercial paper,
- debenture,
- demand bill,
- draft,
- due bill,
- exchequer bill,
- letter of credit,
- money order,
- negotiable instrument,
- note,
- note of hand,
- paper,
- postal order,
- promissory note,
- sight bill,
- sight draft,
- time bill,
- time draft,
- trade acceptance,
- treasury bill,
- voucher,
- warrant
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