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- bight
collapse - the middle part of a slack rope (as distinguished from its ends)
- a broad bay formed by an indentation in the shoreline; "the Bight of Benin"; "the Great Australian Bight"
- a bend or curve (especially in a coastline)
- a loop in a rope
- fasten with a bight related words >
- L,
- angle,
- apex,
- arm,
- armlet,
- bay,
- bayou,
- belt,
- bend,
- bifurcation,
- boca,
- cant,
- chevron,
- coin,
- corner,
- cove,
- crank,
- creek,
- crook,
- crotchet,
- deflection,
- dogleg,
- elbow,
- ell,
- estuary,
- euripus,
- fjord,
- fork,
- frith,
- furcation,
- gulf,
- gut,
- harbor,
- hook,
- inflection,
- inlet,
- knee,
- kyle,
- loch,
- mouth,
- narrow,
- narrow seas,
- narrows,
- natural harbor,
- nook,
- point,
- quoin,
- reach,
- road,
- roads,
- roadstead,
- slough,
- sound,
- strait,
- straits,
- swerve,
- veer,
- vertex,
- zag,
- zig,
- zigzag
- doleful
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- filled with or evoking sadness; "the child's doleful expression"; "stared with mournful eyes"; "mournful news" related words >
- affecting,
- afflicted,
- aggrieved,
- anguished,
- blue,
- careworn,
- cast down,
- cheerless,
- crestfallen,
- dejected,
- depressed,
- depressing,
- disconsolate,
- dispirited,
- distressed,
- distressing,
- dolorous,
- down,
- down-in-the-mouth,
- downhearted,
- dreary,
- dumb with grief,
- forlorn,
- funereal,
- gloomy,
- grief-stricken,
- griefful,
- grieved,
- grieving,
- grievous,
- harrowing,
- heartrending,
- in grief,
- joyless,
- lamentable,
- lugubrious,
- melancholy,
- miserable,
- mournful,
- mourning,
- moving,
- pathetic,
- piteous,
- pitiable,
- pitiful,
- plaintive,
- plangent,
- plunged in grief,
- rueful,
- ruthful,
- sad,
- sorrowed,
- sorrowful,
- sorrowing,
- tearful,
- touching,
- unhappy,
- woebegone,
- woeful,
- wretched
- angelicalness,
- assured probity,
- blamelessness,
- character,
- cleanness,
- conscientiousness,
- correctness,
- decency,
- erectness,
- estimableness,
- fairness,
- godliness,
- good character,
- goodness,
- high ideals,
- high principles,
- high-mindedness,
- honesty,
- honor,
- honorableness,
- immaculacy,
- incorruptibility,
- integrity,
- irreproachability,
- irreproachableness,
- justice,
- justness,
- moral excellence,
- moral rectitude,
- moral strength,
- morale,
- morality,
- nobility,
- principle,
- principles,
- probity,
- propriety,
- pureness,
- purity,
- reputability,
- respectability,
- right conduct,
- righteousness,
- rightness,
- saintlikeness,
- saintliness,
- scrupulousness,
- stainlessness,
- unimpeachability,
- unimpeachableness,
- unspottedness,
- uprightness,
- upstandingness,
- virtue,
- virtuousness,
- worthiness
- questionnaire
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- a form containing a set of questions; submitted to people to gain statistical information related words >
- agenda,
- beadroll,
- cadastre,
- calendar,
- canvass,
- census,
- census report,
- checklist,
- checkroll,
- conduct a poll,
- consumer research,
- consumer-preference survey,
- docket,
- dramatis personae,
- head count,
- honor roll,
- inquiry,
- jury list,
- jury panel,
- lineup,
- make a survey,
- muster,
- muster roll,
- nose count,
- opinion poll,
- order of business,
- poll,
- program,
- property roll,
- public-opinion poll,
- questionary,
- returns,
- roll,
- roll call,
- roster,
- rota,
- sample,
- scroll,
- survey,
- tax roll
- duel
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- any struggle between two skillful opponents (individuals or groups)
- a prearranged fight with deadly weapons by two people (accompanied by seconds) in order to settle a quarrel over a point of honor
- fight a duel, as over one's honor or a woman; "In the 19th century, men often dueled over small matters" related words >
- affair of honor,
- battle,
- box,
- brawl,
- broil,
- buck,
- clash,
- close,
- collide,
- combat,
- come to blows,
- contend,
- contest,
- cut and thrust,
- dispute,
- exchange blows,
- fence,
- feud,
- fight,
- fight a duel,
- give and take,
- give satisfaction,
- grapple,
- grapple with,
- jostle,
- joust,
- mix it up,
- monomachy,
- oppose,
- quarrel,
- rassle,
- repel,
- riot,
- run a tilt,
- satisfaction,
- scramble,
- scuffle,
- single combat,
- skirmish,
- spar,
- strive,
- struggle,
- thrust and parry,
- tilt,
- tourney,
- traverse,
- tussle,
- wage war,
- war,
- withstand,
- wrestle
- acknowledge,
- be enfranchised,
- be implicated in,
- bear a hand,
- bear the expense,
- break in,
- chime in,
- come through,
- contribute,
- contribute to,
- cut in,
- defray,
- defray expenses,
- donate to,
- enter into,
- finance,
- foot the bill,
- fund,
- gift,
- gift with,
- give to,
- go Dutch,
- go into,
- have suffrage,
- help decide,
- honor a bill,
- interrupt,
- join,
- join in,
- kick in,
- make the scene,
- partake,
- partake of,
- participate,
- participate in,
- pay for,
- pay the bill,
- pay the piper,
- pitch in,
- pledge,
- pull an oar,
- put in,
- redeem,
- sit in,
- sit in on,
- stand the costs,
- subscribe,
- sweeten the kitty,
- take part in,
- vote
- be noisy,
- beat the drum,
- blow the trumpet,
- brawl,
- carry on,
- celebrate,
- chirm,
- clamor,
- clangor,
- commemorate,
- cut up,
- cut up rough,
- dress ship,
- fire a salute,
- go on,
- hallow,
- hell around,
- hold jubilee,
- honor,
- horse around,
- jubilate,
- jubilize,
- keep,
- make a noise,
- make a racket,
- make an uproar,
- make merry,
- mark,
- memorialize,
- noise,
- observe,
- racket,
- raise Cain,
- raise a clamor,
- raise hell,
- raise sand,
- raise the deuce,
- raise the devil,
- raise the roof,
- roar,
- roughhouse,
- row,
- rumpus,
- signalize,
- solemnize,
- solemnly mark,
- sound a fanfare,
- whoop it up
- adulation
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- servile flattery; exaggerated and hypocritical praise related words >
- acclaim,
- accolade,
- apotheosis,
- applause,
- bepraisement,
- blandishment,
- blarney,
- bunkum,
- cajolement,
- cajolery,
- compliment,
- congratulation,
- deification,
- eloge,
- encomium,
- eulogium,
- eulogy,
- exaltation,
- excessive praise,
- eyewash,
- fair words,
- fawning,
- flattery,
- glorification,
- glory,
- grease,
- hero worship,
- homage,
- hommage,
- honeyed phrases,
- honeyed words,
- honor,
- idolatry,
- idolizing,
- incense,
- kudos,
- laud,
- laudation,
- lionizing,
- magnification,
- meed of praise,
- oil,
- overpraise,
- paean,
- palaver,
- panegyric,
- praise,
- pretty lies,
- soap,
- soft soap,
- sweet nothings,
- sweet talk,
- sweet words,
- sycophancy,
- tribute,
- wheedling
- abdomen,
- abomasum,
- bay window,
- bazoo,
- beerbelly,
- belly,
- breadbasket,
- chaps,
- chops,
- craw,
- crop,
- diaphragm,
- embonpoint,
- embouchure,
- first stomach,
- gab,
- gizzard,
- gob,
- gullet,
- gut,
- honeycomb stomach,
- jaw,
- jaws,
- jowls,
- kishkes,
- kisser,
- lips,
- mandibles,
- manyplies,
- maxilla,
- midriff,
- mouth,
- mug,
- mush,
- muzzle,
- omasum,
- oral cavity,
- paunch,
- pot,
- potbelly,
- potgut,
- premaxilla,
- psalterium,
- pusgut,
- rennet bag,
- reticulum,
- rumen,
- second stomach,
- spare tire,
- stomach,
- swagbelly,
- third stomach,
- trap,
- tum-tum,
- tummy,
- underbelly,
- ventripotence,
- yap
- alluring,
- appealing,
- appetizing,
- attractive,
- beguiling,
- bewitching,
- blandishing,
- cajoling,
- catching,
- charismatic,
- charming,
- coaxing,
- come-hither,
- coquettish,
- delightful,
- drawing,
- enchanting,
- engaging,
- enravishing,
- enthralling,
- enticing,
- entrancing,
- exciting,
- exotic,
- exquisite,
- fascinating,
- fetching,
- flirtatious,
- glamorous,
- heart-robbing,
- hypnotic,
- interesting,
- intriguing,
- inviting,
- irresistible,
- lovely,
- luxurious,
- magnetic,
- mesmeric,
- mouth-watering,
- piquant,
- prepossessing,
- provocative,
- provoquant,
- ravishing,
- seducing,
- seductive,
- sensuous,
- siren,
- sirenic,
- spellbinding,
- spellful,
- taking,
- tantalizing,
- teasing,
- tempting,
- thrilling,
- tickling,
- titillating,
- titillative,
- voluptuous,
- winning,
- winsome,
- witching
- fetching
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- very attractive; capturing interest; "a fetching new hairstyle"; "something inexpressibly taking in his manner"; "a winning personality" related words >
- Circean,
- alluring,
- appealing,
- appetizing,
- attractive,
- beguiling,
- bewitching,
- blandishing,
- cajoling,
- captivating,
- catching,
- charismatic,
- charming,
- coaxing,
- come-hither,
- coquettish,
- cute,
- delightful,
- enchanting,
- engaging,
- enravishing,
- enthralling,
- enticing,
- entrancing,
- exciting,
- exotic,
- exquisite,
- fascinating,
- flirtatious,
- glamorous,
- heart-robbing,
- hypnotic,
- interesting,
- intriguing,
- inviting,
- irresistible,
- lovely,
- luxurious,
- mesmeric,
- mouth-watering,
- piquant,
- prepossessing,
- provocative,
- provoquant,
- ravishing,
- seducing,
- seductive,
- sensuous,
- siren,
- sirenic,
- spellbinding,
- spellful,
- taking,
- tantalizing,
- teasing,
- tempting,
- thrilling,
- tickling,
- titillating,
- titillative,
- voluptuous,
- winning,
- winsome,
- witching
- agenda
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- a temporally organized plan for matters to be attended to
- a list of matters to be taken up (as at a meeting) related words >
- batting order,
- beadroll,
- bill,
- bill of fare,
- blueprint,
- budget,
- cadastre,
- calendar,
- card,
- carte du jour,
- census,
- census report,
- checklist,
- checkroll,
- docket,
- dramatis personae,
- head count,
- honor roll,
- jury list,
- jury panel,
- lineup,
- list of agenda,
- menu,
- muster,
- muster roll,
- nose count,
- order of business,
- playbill,
- poll,
- program,
- program of operation,
- programma,
- property roll,
- prospectus,
- protocol,
- questionnaire,
- returns,
- roll,
- roll call,
- roster,
- rota,
- schedule,
- scroll,
- slate,
- tax roll,
- timetable
- ruminate
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- chew the cuds; "cows ruminate" related words >
- be abstracted,
- bite,
- brood,
- brood over,
- champ,
- chaw,
- chew,
- chew over,
- chew the cud,
- chew up,
- chomp,
- chump,
- con over,
- consider,
- contemplate,
- crunch,
- debate,
- deliberate,
- deliberate over,
- deliberate upon,
- digest,
- excogitate,
- gnash,
- gnaw,
- grind,
- gum,
- introspect,
- masticate,
- meditate,
- meditate upon,
- mouth,
- mull over,
- mumble,
- munch,
- muse,
- muse on,
- muse over,
- nibble,
- perpend,
- play around with,
- play with,
- ponder,
- ponder over,
- reflect,
- reflect over,
- revolve,
- roll,
- ruminate over,
- run over,
- scrunch,
- speculate,
- study,
- think over,
- toy with,
- turn over,
- weigh
- hydrophobia
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- a morbid fear of water
- a symptom of rabies in humans consisting of an aversion to swallowing liquids related words >
- African lethargy,
- Asiatic cholera,
- Chagres fever,
- German measles,
- Haverhill fever,
- Texas fever,
- acute articular rheumatism,
- ague,
- alkali disease,
- amathophobia,
- amebiasis,
- amebic dysentery,
- anthrax,
- aphthous fever,
- bacillary dysentery,
- bastard measles,
- bighead,
- black death,
- black fever,
- black quarter,
- blackleg,
- blackwater,
- blackwater fever,
- blennophobia,
- blind staggers,
- bloody flux,
- breakbone fever,
- broken wind,
- brucellosis,
- bubonic plague,
- cachectic fever,
- canine madness,
- cattle plague,
- cerebral rheumatism,
- chaetophobia,
- charbon,
- chicken pox,
- cholera,
- cowpox,
- dandy fever,
- deer fly fever,
- dengue,
- dengue fever,
- diphtheria,
- distemper,
- dumdum fever,
- dysentery,
- elephantiasis,
- encephalitis lethargica,
- enteric fever,
- erysipelas,
- famine fever,
- five-day fever,
- flu,
- foot-and-mouth disease,
- frambesia,
- furious rabies,
- gapes,
- glanders,
- glandular fever,
- grippe,
- hansenosis,
- heaves,
- hemaphobia,
- hematophobia,
- hepatitis,
- herpes,
- herpes simplex,
- herpes zoster,
- histoplasmosis,
- hog cholera,
- hoof-and-mouth disease,
- hookworm,
- infantile paralysis,
- infectious mononucleosis,
- inflammatory rheumatism,
- influenza,
- jail fever,
- jungle rot,
- kala azar,
- kissing disease,
- koniophobia,
- lepra,
- leprosy,
- leptospirosis,
- liver rot,
- loa loa,
- loaiasis,
- lockjaw,
- loco,
- loco disease,
- locoism,
- mad staggers,
- madness,
- malaria,
- malarial fever,
- malignant catarrh,
- malignant catarrhal fever,
- malignant pustule,
- mange,
- marsh fever,
- measles,
- megrims,
- meningitis,
- milzbrand,
- monophobia,
- mumps,
- ornithosis,
- osteomyelitis,
- panphobia,
- paratuberculosis,
- paratyphoid fever,
- parotitis,
- parrot fever,
- pertussis,
- pip,
- pneumonia,
- polio,
- poliomyelitis,
- polyarthritis rheumatism,
- ponos,
- pseudotuberculosis,
- psittacosis,
- quarter evil,
- rabbit fever,
- rabies,
- rat-bite fever,
- relapsing fever,
- rheumatic fever,
- rickettsialpox,
- rinderpest,
- ringworm,
- rot,
- rubella,
- rubeola,
- scabies,
- scarlatina,
- scarlet fever,
- schistosomiasis,
- septic sore throat,
- sheep rot,
- shingles,
- sleeping sickness,
- sleepy sickness,
- smallpox,
- snail fever,
- splenic fever,
- spotted fever,
- staggers,
- strep throat,
- stringhalt,
- sullen rabies,
- swamp fever,
- swine dysentery,
- tetanus,
- thrush,
- tinea,
- toxiphobia,
- toxophobia,
- trench fever,
- trench mouth,
- tuberculosis,
- tularemia,
- typhoid,
- typhoid fever,
- typhus,
- typhus fever,
- undulant fever,
- vaccinia,
- varicella,
- variola,
- venereal disease,
- viral dysentery,
- whooping cough,
- yaws,
- yellow fever,
- yellow jack,
- zona,
- zoster
- abide by,
- act up to,
- administer,
- attend to,
- be faithful to,
- bite,
- carry out,
- carry through,
- clasp,
- cleave to,
- clench,
- clinch,
- cling,
- clip,
- clutch,
- complete,
- comply with,
- conform to,
- discharge,
- do justice to,
- effect,
- effectuate,
- embrace,
- enforce,
- execute,
- fill,
- fill out,
- follow,
- freeze to,
- fulfill,
- grapple,
- grasp,
- grip,
- gripe,
- hang on,
- hang on to,
- heed,
- hold,
- hold by,
- hold fast,
- hold on,
- hold on to,
- hold tight,
- honor,
- hug,
- implement,
- keep,
- keep faith with,
- keep hold of,
- live up to,
- make,
- make good,
- make out,
- meet,
- never let go,
- nip,
- observe,
- promulgate,
- prosecute,
- put in force,
- put through,
- regard,
- render,
- respect,
- satisfy,
- stick to,
- transact
- amortize
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- liquidate gradually related words >
- abalienate,
- alien,
- alienate,
- assign,
- barter,
- bequeath,
- cede,
- clear,
- confer,
- consign,
- convey,
- deed,
- deed over,
- deliver,
- demise,
- devolve upon,
- discharge,
- enfeoff,
- exchange,
- give,
- give title to,
- hand,
- hand down,
- hand on,
- hand over,
- honor,
- lift,
- liquidate,
- make accounts square,
- make over,
- negotiate,
- pass,
- pass on,
- pass over,
- pay in full,
- pay off,
- pay the bill,
- pay the shot,
- pay up,
- redeem,
- retire,
- satisfy,
- sell,
- settle,
- settle on,
- sign away,
- sign over,
- square,
- square accounts,
- strike a balance,
- surrender,
- take up,
- trade,
- transfer,
- transmit,
- turn over
- estuary
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- the wide part of a river where it nears the sea; fresh and salt water mix related words >
- arm,
- armlet,
- avenue,
- bay,
- bayou,
- belt,
- bight,
- blowhole,
- boca,
- channel,
- chute,
- cove,
- creek,
- debouch,
- door,
- egress,
- emunctory,
- escape,
- euripus,
- exhaust,
- exit,
- fjord,
- floodgate,
- flume,
- frith,
- gulf,
- gut,
- harbor,
- inlet,
- kyle,
- loch,
- loophole,
- mouth,
- narrow,
- narrow seas,
- narrows,
- natural harbor,
- opening,
- out,
- outcome,
- outfall,
- outgate,
- outgo,
- outlet,
- pore,
- port,
- reach,
- road,
- roads,
- roadstead,
- sally port,
- sluice,
- sound,
- spiracle,
- spout,
- strait,
- straits,
- tap,
- vent,
- ventage,
- venthole,
- vomitory,
- way out,
- weir
- Circean,
- alluring,
- appealing,
- appetizing,
- attractive,
- beguiling,
- bewitching,
- blandishing,
- cajoling,
- captivating,
- catching,
- charismatic,
- charming,
- coaxing,
- come-hither,
- coquettish,
- delightful,
- enchanting,
- engaging,
- enravishing,
- enthralling,
- enticing,
- exciting,
- exotic,
- exquisite,
- fascinating,
- fetching,
- flirtatious,
- glamorous,
- heart-robbing,
- hypnotic,
- illusionary,
- illusive,
- illusory,
- interesting,
- intriguing,
- inviting,
- irresistible,
- lovely,
- luxurious,
- mesmeric,
- mouth-watering,
- piquant,
- prepossessing,
- provocative,
- provoquant,
- ravishing,
- seducing,
- seductive,
- sensuous,
- siren,
- sirenic,
- spellbinding,
- spellful,
- taking,
- tantalizing,
- teasing,
- tempting,
- thrilling,
- tickling,
- titillating,
- titillative,
- voluptuous,
- winning,
- winsome,
- witching
- plaque
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- (pathology) a small abnormal patch on or inside the body related words >
- arch,
- award,
- badge,
- barrow,
- boundary stone,
- brass,
- brooch,
- bust,
- cairn,
- cenotaph,
- column,
- cromlech,
- cross,
- cup,
- cyclolith,
- dolmen,
- footstone,
- grave,
- gravestone,
- headstone,
- hoarstone,
- honor,
- inscription,
- insignia,
- marker,
- mausoleum,
- medal,
- medallion,
- megalith,
- memento,
- memorial,
- memorial arch,
- memorial column,
- memorial statue,
- memorial stone,
- menhir,
- monolith,
- monument,
- mound,
- necrology,
- obelisk,
- obituary,
- panel,
- patch,
- pillar,
- pin,
- plaquette,
- plate,
- prize,
- pyramid,
- reliquary,
- remembrance,
- ribbon,
- rostral column,
- shaft,
- shrine,
- slab,
- stela,
- stone,
- stupa,
- tablet,
- testimonial,
- tomb,
- tombstone,
- tope,
- trophy
- ornament
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- be an ornament to; "stars ornamented the Christmas tree" related words >
- acciaccatura,
- add,
- adjoin,
- adjunct,
- adorn,
- adornment,
- affix,
- agglutinate,
- anacrusis,
- annex,
- append,
- appoggiatura,
- arabesque,
- arrangement,
- array,
- asiaticism,
- attach,
- bass passage,
- beauties,
- beautify,
- bedeck,
- bedizen,
- blazon,
- blue ribbon,
- bonus,
- bourdon,
- bridge,
- burden,
- cadence,
- cadenza,
- chorus,
- coda,
- color,
- color patterns,
- coloratura,
- colors,
- colors of rhetoric,
- complicate,
- conjoin,
- convolute,
- cordon,
- cordon bleu,
- credit,
- dandify,
- deck,
- deck out,
- decor,
- decorate,
- decoration,
- decoration of honor,
- development,
- device,
- distinction,
- division,
- dizen,
- doll up,
- dress,
- dress up,
- elaborate,
- elaboration,
- elegant variation,
- embellish,
- embellishment,
- emblazon,
- emblazonment,
- emblazonry,
- embroider,
- embroidery,
- encumber,
- enrich,
- euphuism,
- exposition,
- extra,
- extra added attraction,
- extra dash,
- festoon,
- fig out,
- figurative language,
- figurativeness,
- figure,
- figure of speech,
- filigree,
- filling,
- fillip,
- fine writing,
- fioritura,
- fix up,
- flight,
- floridity,
- floridness,
- flourish,
- flower,
- flower arrangement,
- floweriness,
- flowers of speech,
- flowery style,
- folderol,
- frill,
- furbish,
- furniture arrangement,
- garnish,
- garnishment,
- garniture,
- garter,
- gild,
- glory,
- glue on,
- gold star,
- grace,
- grace note,
- grand cordon,
- great honor,
- gussy up,
- harmonic close,
- hitch on,
- honor,
- illumination,
- image,
- imagery,
- incidental,
- incidental note,
- infix,
- interlude,
- intermezzo,
- introductory phrase,
- involve,
- join with,
- lagniappe,
- load with ornament,
- long mordent,
- lushness,
- luxuriance,
- manner of speaking,
- measure,
- mordent,
- movement,
- musical phrase,
- musical sentence,
- nonliterality,
- nonliteralness,
- order,
- ornamentation,
- overcharge,
- overlay,
- overload,
- padding,
- paint,
- part,
- passage,
- paste on,
- period,
- phrase,
- plus,
- postfix,
- pralltriller,
- prank,
- prank up,
- preen,
- prefix,
- premium,
- prettify,
- primp,
- primp up,
- prink,
- prink up,
- purple passage,
- purple patches,
- put with,
- red ribbon,
- redecorate,
- redo,
- refrain,
- refurbish,
- resolution,
- response,
- riband,
- ribbon,
- ritornello,
- roulade,
- run,
- saddle with,
- section,
- set off,
- set out,
- single mordent,
- slap on,
- smarten,
- smarten up,
- something extra,
- spruce up,
- stanza,
- star,
- statement,
- strain,
- stuffing,
- subjoin,
- suffix,
- superadd,
- superaddition,
- superpose,
- tack on,
- tag,
- tag on,
- tailpiece,
- titivate,
- trick out,
- trick up,
- trim,
- trimming,
- trope,
- turn,
- turn of expression,
- tutti,
- tutti passage,
- twist,
- unite with,
- variation,
- varnish,
- verse,
- way of speaking,
- window dressing,
- wrinkle
- declaim
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- speak against in an impassioned manner; "he declaimed against the wasteful ways of modern society"
- recite in elocution related words >
- blare,
- blare forth,
- blaze,
- blaze abroad,
- blazon,
- blazon about,
- celebrate,
- chatter,
- converse,
- cry,
- cry out,
- debate,
- demagogue,
- elocute,
- gab,
- grimace,
- ham,
- ham it up,
- harangue,
- herald,
- herald abroad,
- hold forth,
- mouth,
- mug,
- orate,
- out-herod Herod,
- overact,
- overdramatize,
- patter,
- perorate,
- proclaim,
- promulgate,
- rabble-rouse,
- rant,
- rave,
- read,
- recite,
- roar,
- rodomontade,
- shout,
- soapbox,
- speak,
- spiel,
- spout,
- talk,
- throw away,
- thunder,
- thunder forth,
- trumpet,
- trumpet forth,
- tub-thump,
- underact,
- wag the tongue
- bewitching
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- capturing interest as if by a spell; "bewitching smile"; "Roosevelt was a captivating speaker"; "enchanting music"; "an enthralling book"; "antique papers of entrancing design"; "a fascinating woman" related words >
- Circean,
- alluring,
- appealing,
- appetizing,
- attractive,
- beguiling,
- blandishing,
- cajoling,
- captivating,
- catching,
- charismatic,
- charming,
- coaxing,
- come-hither,
- coquettish,
- delightful,
- enchanting,
- engaging,
- enravishing,
- enthralling,
- enticing,
- entrancing,
- exciting,
- exotic,
- exquisite,
- fascinating,
- fetching,
- flirtatious,
- glamorous,
- heart-robbing,
- hypnotic,
- illusionary,
- illusive,
- illusory,
- interesting,
- intriguing,
- inviting,
- irresistible,
- lovely,
- luxurious,
- magnetic,
- mesmeric,
- mouth-watering,
- piquant,
- prepossessing,
- provocative,
- provoquant,
- ravishing,
- seducing,
- seductive,
- sensuous,
- siren,
- sirenic,
- spellbinding,
- spellful,
- taking,
- tantalizing,
- teasing,
- tempting,
- thrilling,
- tickling,
- titillating,
- titillative,
- voluptuous,
- winning,
- winsome,
- witching
- absorbing,
- alluring,
- appealing,
- appetizing,
- arresting,
- attractive,
- beguiling,
- bewitching,
- blandishing,
- cajoling,
- captivating,
- catching,
- charismatic,
- charming,
- coaxing,
- come-hither,
- consuming,
- coquettish,
- drawing,
- enchanting,
- engaging,
- engrossing,
- enravishing,
- enthralling,
- enticing,
- entrancing,
- exciting,
- exotic,
- fascinating,
- fetching,
- flirtatious,
- glamorous,
- gripping,
- holding,
- hypnoid,
- hypnotic,
- interesting,
- intriguing,
- inviting,
- irresistible,
- magnetic,
- mesmerizing,
- mouth-watering,
- narcohypnotic,
- obsessing,
- obsessive,
- odylic,
- piquant,
- prepossessing,
- provocative,
- provoquant,
- ravishing,
- seducing,
- seductive,
- siren,
- sirenic,
- spellbinding,
- spellful,
- taking,
- tantalizing,
- teasing,
- tempting,
- tickling,
- titillating,
- titillative,
- winning,
- winsome,
- witching
- Aqua-Lung,
- Z,
- annihilation,
- apodosis,
- artificial respiration,
- aspiration,
- asthmatic wheeze,
- bane,
- biological death,
- breath,
- breath of air,
- breathing,
- broken wind,
- catastrophe,
- ceasing,
- cessation,
- cessation of life,
- clinical death,
- close,
- closing,
- coda,
- concluding,
- conclusion,
- consummation,
- cough,
- crack of doom,
- crossing the bar,
- culmination,
- curtain,
- curtains,
- death,
- death knell,
- debt of nature,
- decease,
- demise,
- denouement,
- departure,
- destination,
- destiny,
- discontinuance,
- discontinuation,
- dissolution,
- doom,
- dying,
- ebb of life,
- effect,
- end,
- end of life,
- end point,
- ending,
- envoi,
- epilogue,
- eschatology,
- eternal rest,
- exhalation,
- exit,
- expiry,
- exsufflation,
- extinction,
- extinguishment,
- fate,
- final solution,
- final summons,
- final twitch,
- final words,
- finale,
- finality,
- finger of death,
- finis,
- finish,
- gasp,
- goal,
- going,
- going off,
- grave,
- gulp,
- hack,
- hand of death,
- hiccup,
- inhalation,
- inhalator,
- inspiration,
- insufflation,
- iron lung,
- izzard,
- jaws of death,
- knell,
- last,
- last breath,
- last debt,
- last gasp,
- last muster,
- last rest,
- last roundup,
- last sleep,
- last things,
- last trumpet,
- last words,
- latter end,
- leaving life,
- loss of life,
- making an end,
- mouth-to-mouth resuscitation,
- omega,
- oxygen mask,
- oxygen tent,
- pant,
- parting,
- passing,
- passing away,
- passing over,
- payoff,
- period,
- perishing,
- peroration,
- puff,
- quietus,
- release,
- resolution,
- respiration,
- rest,
- resting place,
- reward,
- scuba,
- sentence of death,
- shades of death,
- shadow of death,
- sigh,
- sleep,
- sneeze,
- sniff,
- sniffle,
- snore,
- snoring,
- snuff,
- snuffle,
- somatic death,
- sternutation,
- stertor,
- stoppage,
- stopping place,
- summons of death,
- suspiration,
- swan song,
- term,
- terminal,
- termination,
- terminus,
- wheeze,
- wind,
- windup
- adorable,
- agreeable,
- ambrosial,
- appetizing,
- baroque,
- choice,
- cloying,
- dainty,
- darling,
- delectable,
- delicate,
- delicious,
- delightful,
- deluxe,
- distinctive,
- epicurean,
- exquisite,
- flamboyant,
- flavorsome,
- florid,
- good,
- good to eat,
- good-tasting,
- gustable,
- gusty,
- heavenly,
- juicy,
- likable,
- lush,
- luxuriant,
- luxurious,
- mawkish,
- mouth-watering,
- nectareous,
- nectarous,
- nice,
- of gourmet quality,
- opulent,
- oversweet,
- palatable,
- palatial,
- piquant,
- pleasant,
- pleasing,
- plush,
- rare,
- rich,
- rococo,
- saccharine,
- sapid,
- savorous,
- savory,
- scrumptious,
- sensual,
- sickly-sweet,
- succulent,
- sumptuous,
- sweet,
- tasty,
- toothsome,
- voluptuous,
- yummy
- demagogue
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- an orator who appeals to the passions and prejudices of his audience related words >
- agent provocateur,
- agitator,
- agitprop,
- catalyst,
- debate,
- debater,
- declaim,
- declaimer,
- elocute,
- exciter,
- firebrand,
- fomenter,
- harangue,
- haranguer,
- hold forth,
- hothead,
- incendiary,
- inciter,
- inflamer,
- instigator,
- jawsmith,
- mischief-maker,
- mouth,
- orate,
- out-herod Herod,
- panelist,
- perorate,
- provocateur,
- provoker,
- public speaker,
- rabble-rouse,
- rabble-rouser,
- rant,
- ranter,
- read,
- recite,
- ringleader,
- rodomontade,
- rouser,
- seditionary,
- seditionist,
- speaker,
- speecher,
- speechifier,
- speechmaker,
- spiel,
- spieler,
- spokesman,
- spokeswoman,
- spout,
- spouter,
- talker,
- troublemaker,
- tub-thump,
- tub-thumper,
- urger
- seductive
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- tending to entice into a desired action or state related words >
- acceptable,
- adorable,
- agreeable,
- alluring,
- appealing,
- appetizing,
- attracting,
- attractive,
- beguiling,
- bewitching,
- blandishing,
- cajoling,
- captivating,
- catching,
- charismatic,
- charming,
- coaxing,
- come-hither,
- coquettish,
- desirable,
- drawing,
- enchanting,
- engaging,
- enravishing,
- enthralling,
- enticing,
- entrancing,
- enviable,
- exciting,
- exotic,
- fascinating,
- flirtatious,
- glamorous,
- hypnotic,
- interesting,
- intriguing,
- inviting,
- irresistible,
- likable,
- lovable,
- magnetic,
- mesmeric,
- mouth-watering,
- piquant,
- pleasing,
- prepossessing,
- provocative,
- provoquant,
- ravishing,
- seducing,
- sexy,
- siren,
- sirenic,
- spellbinding,
- spellful,
- taking,
- tantalizing,
- teasing,
- tempting,
- tickling,
- titillating,
- titillative,
- to be desired,
- toothsome,
- unobjectionable,
- winning,
- winsome,
- witching,
- worth having
- conscience
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- conformity to one's own sense of right conduct; "a person of unflagging conscience"
- a feeling of shame when you do something immoral; "he has no conscience about his cruelty"
- motivation deriving logically from ethical or moral principles that govern a person's thoughts and actions related words >
- anima,
- censor,
- coconscious,
- collective unconscious,
- compunction,
- conscientiousness,
- conscious self,
- death instinct,
- demur,
- ego,
- ego ideal,
- ego-id conflict,
- ethical self,
- ethics,
- fairness,
- foreconscious,
- grace,
- honor,
- id,
- inner arbiter,
- inward monitor,
- judgement,
- libidinal energy,
- libido,
- mind,
- moral censor,
- morality,
- morals,
- motive force,
- persona,
- personality,
- pleasure principle,
- preconscious,
- primitive self,
- principles,
- psyche,
- psychic apparatus,
- racial unconscious,
- scruple,
- scruples,
- self,
- social conscience,
- standards,
- subconscious,
- subconscious mind,
- subliminal,
- subliminal self,
- submerged mind,
- superego,
- tender conscience,
- twinge of conscience,
- unconscious,
- unconscious mind,
- vital impulse,
- voice of conscience
- sigh
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- an utterance made by exhaling audibly
- a sound like a person sighing; "she heard the sigh of the wind in the trees"
- heave or utter a sigh; breathe deeply and heavily; "She sighed sadly"
- utter with a sigh related words >
- Aqua-Lung,
- ache,
- artificial respiration,
- aspirate,
- aspiration,
- asthmatic wheeze,
- bark,
- bated breath,
- bawl,
- bellow,
- bemoan,
- bewail,
- blare,
- blat,
- blow,
- blubber,
- boom,
- bray,
- breath,
- breath of air,
- breathe,
- breathe hard,
- breathe in,
- breathe out,
- breathing,
- breathy voice,
- broken wind,
- buzz,
- cackle,
- chant,
- chirp,
- coo,
- cough,
- crave,
- crow,
- deplore,
- dirge,
- drawl,
- dream,
- elegize,
- exclaim,
- exhalation,
- exhale,
- exhaust,
- expel,
- expiration,
- expire,
- exsufflation,
- flute,
- gasp,
- give sorrow words,
- grieve,
- groan,
- growl,
- grunt,
- gulp,
- hack,
- hanker,
- hiccup,
- hiss,
- howl,
- huff,
- hunger,
- inhalation,
- inhalator,
- inhale,
- inspiration,
- inspire,
- insufflation,
- iron lung,
- keen,
- knell,
- lament,
- lilt,
- little voice,
- low voice,
- lust,
- maffle,
- moan,
- moaning,
- mourn,
- mouth-to-mouth resuscitation,
- mumble,
- mumbling,
- murmur,
- murmuration,
- murmuring,
- mussitate,
- mutter,
- muttering,
- oxygen mask,
- oxygen tent,
- pant,
- pine,
- pine for,
- pipe,
- puff,
- repine,
- respiration,
- respire,
- roar,
- rumble,
- scream,
- screech,
- scuba,
- shriek,
- sibilate,
- sigh for,
- sighing,
- sing,
- sing the blues,
- snap,
- snarl,
- sneeze,
- sniff,
- sniffle,
- snore,
- snoring,
- snort,
- snuff,
- snuffle,
- sob,
- sobbing,
- sock,
- soft voice,
- sorrow,
- sough,
- soughing,
- sound,
- squall,
- squawk,
- squeal,
- stage whisper,
- sternutation,
- stertor,
- still small voice,
- suspiration,
- susurrate,
- susurration,
- susurrus,
- thunder,
- trumpet,
- twang,
- underbreath,
- undertone,
- wail,
- warble,
- weep over,
- wheeze,
- whine,
- whining,
- whisper,
- whispering,
- whistle,
- wind,
- yap,
- yawp,
- yearn for,
- yell,
- yelp
- slaver
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- a person engaged in slave trade related words >
- adulate,
- apple-polish,
- babble,
- be insane,
- beslobber,
- beslubber,
- blandish,
- bootlick,
- cajole,
- compliment,
- conceit,
- cower,
- cringe,
- dote,
- dribble,
- drivel,
- drool,
- expectorate,
- expectoration,
- fawn upon,
- flatter,
- foam,
- froth,
- grovel,
- have a demon,
- hawk,
- kowtow,
- make fair weather,
- mouth-watering,
- nonsense,
- oil the tongue,
- palaver,
- panderer,
- piffle,
- pimp,
- praise,
- ptyalism,
- rage,
- ramble,
- rant,
- rave,
- rubbish,
- run amok,
- run mad,
- saliva,
- salivate,
- salivation,
- sialagogue,
- slabber,
- slobber,
- slobber over,
- spew,
- spit,
- spittle,
- sputum,
- toady,
- truckle,
- twaddle,
- wander,
- water,
- wheedle
- vow
collapse
- a solemn pledge (to oneself or to another or to a deity) to do something or to behave in a certain manner; "they took vows of poverty"
- make a vow; promise; "He vowed never to drink alcohol again"
- dedicate to a deity by a vow related words >
- Bible oath,
- affirm,
- and candle,
- assert,
- assert under oath,
- asseverate,
- assurance,
- assure,
- attest,
- avouch,
- avouchment,
- avow,
- book,
- certify,
- confess,
- countersign,
- covenant,
- declare,
- depone,
- depose,
- express the belief,
- extrajudicial oath,
- faith,
- guarantee,
- ironclad oath,
- judicial oath,
- kiss the book,
- loyalty oath,
- make a promise,
- oath,
- oath of allegiance,
- oath of office,
- official oath,
- parole,
- pledge,
- plight,
- profess,
- promise,
- solemn declaration,
- solemn oath,
- state,
- swan,
- swear,
- swear by bell,
- swear the truth,
- swear to,
- swear to God,
- swear to goodness,
- test oath,
- testify,
- troth,
- underwrite,
- vouch,
- warrant,
- warranty,
- word,
- word of honor
- Captain Bobadil,
- Gascon,
- Texan,
- blower,
- blowhard,
- blusterer,
- boaster,
- brag,
- braggadocio,
- braggart,
- candor,
- communicativeness,
- conversableness,
- effusion,
- effusiveness,
- fanfaron,
- flow of words,
- flowing tongue,
- fluency,
- fluent tongue,
- flux de bouche,
- flux de paroles,
- flux of words,
- frankness,
- garrulity,
- garrulousness,
- gasbag,
- gasconader,
- gassiness,
- gift of gab,
- glibness,
- gregariousness,
- gush,
- gushiness,
- hector,
- hot-air artist,
- long-windedness,
- loose tongue,
- loquaciousness,
- loquacity,
- miles gloriosus,
- openness,
- prolixity,
- slush,
- sociability,
- spate of words,
- talkativeness,
- verbosity,
- volubility,
- windbag,
- windiness,
- windjammer,
- windy
- allegiance
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- the loyalty that citizens owe to their country (or subjects to their sovereign) related words >
- acquiescence,
- adherence,
- adhesion,
- assigned task,
- attachment,
- bona fides,
- bond,
- bonne foi,
- bounden duty,
- burden,
- business,
- call of duty,
- charge,
- commitment,
- compliance,
- conformity,
- consecration,
- constancy,
- dedication,
- deference,
- devoir,
- devotedness,
- devotion,
- duteousness,
- duties and responsibilities,
- dutifulness,
- duty,
- ethics,
- faith,
- faithfulness,
- fealty,
- fidelity,
- firmness,
- good faith,
- homage,
- honor,
- imperative,
- line of duty,
- loyalty,
- mission,
- must,
- obedience,
- obediency,
- obligation,
- observance,
- onus,
- ought,
- piety,
- place,
- respect,
- self-imposed duty,
- service,
- servility,
- servitium,
- staunchness,
- steadfastness,
- submission,
- submissiveness,
- suit and service,
- suit service,
- tie,
- troth,
- true blue,
- trueness,
- willingness
- advance,
- affront,
- brave,
- breast,
- bring before,
- bring forward,
- bring up,
- broach,
- challenge,
- choose rather,
- commend to attention,
- confront,
- confront with,
- dare,
- defy,
- encounter,
- envisage,
- face,
- face with,
- favor,
- front,
- have a bias,
- have preference,
- have rather,
- honor before,
- introduce,
- launch,
- lay before,
- lean towards,
- like better,
- make a motion,
- meet,
- meet squarely,
- moot,
- move,
- offer,
- offer a resolution,
- open up,
- place before,
- please,
- pose,
- postulate,
- prefer,
- prefer to,
- present,
- present to,
- propose,
- proposition,
- propound,
- put forth,
- put forward,
- put it to,
- put to choice,
- put to vote,
- rather,
- recommend,
- see fit,
- set forth,
- start,
- stem,
- submit,
- suggest,
- think best,
- think fit,
- think proper
- gasp
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- a short labored intake of breath with the mouth open; "she gave a gasp and fainted" related words >
- Aqua-Lung,
- artificial respiration,
- aspiration,
- asthmatic wheeze,
- bake,
- bark,
- bawl,
- be in heat,
- bellow,
- blare,
- blat,
- blaze,
- bloom,
- blow,
- blubber,
- boil,
- boom,
- bray,
- break down,
- breath,
- breath of air,
- breathe,
- breathe hard,
- breathe in,
- breathe out,
- breathing,
- broil,
- broken wind,
- burn,
- burn out,
- buzz,
- cackle,
- chant,
- chirp,
- choke,
- collapse,
- combust,
- coo,
- cook,
- cough,
- crack up,
- crow,
- drawl,
- droop,
- drop,
- exclaim,
- exhalation,
- exhale,
- exhaust,
- expel,
- expiration,
- expire,
- exsufflation,
- faint,
- fatigue,
- flag,
- flame,
- flame up,
- flare,
- flare up,
- flicker,
- flush,
- flute,
- fry,
- get tired,
- give out,
- glow,
- grow weary,
- growl,
- grunt,
- gulp,
- hack,
- heave,
- hiccup,
- hiss,
- huff,
- incandesce,
- inhalation,
- inhalator,
- inhale,
- inspiration,
- inspire,
- insufflation,
- iron lung,
- jade,
- keen,
- lilt,
- mouth-to-mouth resuscitation,
- mumble,
- murmur,
- mutter,
- oxygen mask,
- oxygen tent,
- pant,
- parch,
- peter out,
- pipe,
- play out,
- poop out,
- puff,
- puff and blow,
- radiate heat,
- respiration,
- respire,
- roar,
- roast,
- rumble,
- run down,
- run out,
- scald,
- scorch,
- scream,
- screech,
- scuba,
- seethe,
- shimmer with heat,
- shriek,
- sibilate,
- sigh,
- simmer,
- sing,
- sink,
- smolder,
- smother,
- snap,
- snarl,
- sneeze,
- sniff,
- sniffle,
- snore,
- snoring,
- snort,
- snuff,
- snuffle,
- sob,
- spark,
- squall,
- squawk,
- squeal,
- steam,
- sternutation,
- stertor,
- stew,
- stifle,
- succumb,
- suffocate,
- suspiration,
- sweat,
- swelter,
- thunder,
- tire,
- toast,
- trumpet,
- twang,
- wail,
- warble,
- weary,
- wheeze,
- whine,
- whisper,
- wilt,
- wind,
- yap,
- yawp,
- yell,
- yelp
- redeem
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- convert into cash; of commercial papers
- pay off (loans or promissory notes)
- to turn in (vouchers or coupons) and receive something in exchange
- restore the honor or worth of related words >
- abet,
- abide by,
- absolve,
- acknowledge,
- aid,
- amend,
- amortize,
- assist,
- atone,
- atone for,
- avail,
- bail out,
- balance,
- be faithful to,
- bear a hand,
- bear the expense,
- befriend,
- benefit,
- buy,
- buy back,
- carry out,
- cash in,
- change,
- change for,
- chip in,
- clear,
- comfort,
- commute,
- compensate,
- compensate for,
- compound for,
- convert,
- counterbalance,
- counterpoise,
- countervail,
- defray,
- defray expenses,
- deliver,
- discharge,
- disenthrall,
- do good,
- doctor,
- dub in,
- ease,
- emancipate,
- exchange,
- expiate,
- extract,
- extricate,
- favor,
- finance,
- foot the bill,
- free,
- fund,
- get back,
- give a boost,
- give a hand,
- give a lift,
- give help,
- give place to,
- give salvation,
- give satisfaction,
- go Dutch,
- help,
- honor,
- honor a bill,
- keep,
- keep faith with,
- lend a hand,
- lend one aid,
- liberate,
- lift,
- liquidate,
- live down,
- loose,
- make accounts square,
- make amends,
- make compensation,
- make do with,
- make good,
- make matters up,
- make reparation,
- make right,
- make up,
- make up for,
- make way for,
- manumit,
- new-model,
- offer in exchange,
- offset,
- outweigh,
- pay for,
- pay in full,
- pay off,
- pay the bill,
- pay the forfeit,
- pay the penalty,
- pay the piper,
- pay the shot,
- pay up,
- perform,
- proffer aid,
- propitiate,
- protect,
- put up with,
- rally,
- ransom,
- re-form,
- recapture,
- reclaim,
- recompense,
- recoup,
- recover,
- recuperate,
- recycle,
- redress,
- refashion,
- reform,
- regain,
- regenerate,
- rehabilitate,
- reinstate,
- release,
- relieve,
- remedy,
- remodel,
- render assistance,
- renew,
- renovate,
- reoccupy,
- repair,
- replevin,
- replevy,
- repossess,
- repurchase,
- rescue,
- reshape,
- restore,
- restore self-respect,
- resume,
- resuscitate,
- retake,
- retire,
- retrieve,
- revindicate,
- revive,
- ring in,
- salvage,
- satisfy,
- save,
- see through,
- set free,
- set off,
- set straight,
- set up,
- settle,
- shift with,
- square,
- square accounts,
- square it,
- square things,
- stand the costs,
- strike a balance,
- substitute,
- succor,
- switch,
- take back,
- take in exchange,
- take in tow,
- take up,
- trade in,
- unbind,
- unchain,
- win back
- prepossessing
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- creating a favorable impression; "strong and vigorous and of prepossessing appearance" related words >
- alluring,
- appealing,
- appetizing,
- attracting,
- attractive,
- beautiful,
- beguiling,
- bewitching,
- blandishing,
- cajoling,
- captivating,
- catching,
- charismatic,
- charming,
- coaxing,
- come-hither,
- coquettish,
- delightful,
- drawing,
- enchanting,
- engaging,
- enravishing,
- enthralling,
- enticing,
- entrancing,
- exciting,
- exotic,
- exquisite,
- fascinating,
- favorable,
- fetching,
- flirtatious,
- glamorous,
- good-looking,
- handsome,
- heart-robbing,
- hypnotic,
- interesting,
- intriguing,
- inviting,
- irresistible,
- lovely,
- luxurious,
- magnetic,
- mesmeric,
- mouth-watering,
- piquant,
- pleasing,
- provocative,
- provoquant,
- ravishing,
- seducing,
- seductive,
- sensuous,
- siren,
- sirenic,
- spellbinding,
- spellful,
- taking,
- tantalizing,
- teasing,
- tempting,
- thrilling,
- tickling,
- titillating,
- titillative,
- voluptuous,
- winning,
- winsome,
- witching
- acceptable
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- worthy of acceptance or satisfactory; "acceptable levels of radiation"; "performances varied from acceptable to excellent"
- adequate for the purpose; "the water was acceptable for drinking"
- judged to be in conformity with approved usage; "acceptable English usage" related words >
- OK,
- adequate,
- admissible,
- adorable,
- agreeable,
- all right,
- alright,
- appetizing,
- attractive,
- average,
- bearable,
- better than nothing,
- commonplace,
- decent,
- delightful,
- desirable,
- eligible,
- endurable,
- enfranchised,
- enviable,
- exciting,
- fair,
- fairish,
- fit,
- fitted,
- good,
- good enough,
- goodish,
- grateful,
- gratifying,
- likable,
- lovable,
- moderate,
- mouth-watering,
- not amiss,
- not bad,
- not half bad,
- not so bad,
- okay,
- ordinary,
- passable,
- pleasant,
- pleasing,
- presentable,
- pretty good,
- provocative,
- qualified,
- respectable,
- satisfactory,
- satisfying,
- sufficient,
- suitable,
- supportable,
- taking,
- tantalizing,
- tempting,
- tenable,
- tidy,
- to be desired,
- tolerable,
- toothsome,
- unexceptionable,
- unexceptional,
- unimpeachable,
- unobjectionable,
- viable,
- welcome,
- winning,
- with voice,
- with vote,
- workmanlike,
- worth having,
- worthy
- anthrax
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- a disease of humans that is not communicable; caused by infection with Bacillus anthracis followed by septicemia
- a highly infectious animal disease (especially cattle and sheep); it can be transmitted to people related words >
- African lethargy,
- Asiatic cholera,
- Chagres fever,
- German measles,
- Haverhill fever,
- Minamata disease,
- Texas fever,
- acute articular rheumatism,
- ague,
- alkali disease,
- altitude sickness,
- amebiasis,
- amebic dysentery,
- anoxemia,
- anoxia,
- anoxic anoxia,
- aphthous fever,
- bacillary dysentery,
- bastard measles,
- bighead,
- black death,
- black fever,
- black lung,
- black quarter,
- blackleg,
- blackwater,
- blackwater fever,
- blind staggers,
- bloody flux,
- breakbone fever,
- broken wind,
- brucellosis,
- bubonic plague,
- cachectic fever,
- caisson disease,
- cattle plague,
- cerebral rheumatism,
- charbon,
- chicken pox,
- chilblain,
- cholera,
- cowpox,
- dandy fever,
- decompression sickness,
- deer fly fever,
- dengue,
- dengue fever,
- diphtheria,
- distemper,
- dumdum fever,
- dysentery,
- elephantiasis,
- encephalitis lethargica,
- enteric fever,
- erysipelas,
- famine fever,
- five-day fever,
- flu,
- foot-and-mouth disease,
- frambesia,
- frostbite,
- gapes,
- glanders,
- glandular fever,
- grippe,
- hansenosis,
- heaves,
- hepatitis,
- herpes,
- herpes simplex,
- herpes zoster,
- histoplasmosis,
- hog cholera,
- hoof-and-mouth disease,
- hookworm,
- hydrophobia,
- immersion foot,
- infantile paralysis,
- infectious mononucleosis,
- inflammatory rheumatism,
- influenza,
- itai,
- jail fever,
- jet lag,
- jungle rot,
- kala azar,
- kissing disease,
- lead poisoning,
- lepra,
- leprosy,
- leptospirosis,
- liver rot,
- loa loa,
- loaiasis,
- lockjaw,
- loco,
- loco disease,
- locoism,
- mad staggers,
- madness,
- malaria,
- malarial fever,
- malignant catarrh,
- malignant catarrhal fever,
- malignant pustule,
- mange,
- marsh fever,
- measles,
- megrims,
- meningitis,
- mercury poisoning,
- milzbrand,
- motion sickness,
- mumps,
- ornithosis,
- osteomyelitis,
- paratuberculosis,
- paratyphoid fever,
- parotitis,
- parrot fever,
- pertussis,
- pip,
- pneumoconiosis,
- pneumonia,
- polio,
- poliomyelitis,
- polyarthritis rheumatism,
- ponos,
- pseudotuberculosis,
- psittacosis,
- quarter evil,
- rabbit fever,
- rabies,
- radiation sickness,
- radionecrosis,
- rat-bite fever,
- red-out,
- relapsing fever,
- rheumatic fever,
- rickettsialpox,
- rinderpest,
- ringworm,
- rot,
- rubella,
- rubeola,
- scabies,
- scarlatina,
- scarlet fever,
- schistosomiasis,
- septic sore throat,
- sheep rot,
- shingles,
- sleeping sickness,
- sleepy sickness,
- smallpox,
- snail fever,
- splenic fever,
- spotted fever,
- staggers,
- strep throat,
- stringhalt,
- sunstroke,
- swamp fever,
- swine dysentery,
- tetanus,
- the bends,
- thrush,
- tinea,
- trench fever,
- trench foot,
- trench mouth,
- tuberculosis,
- tularemia,
- typhoid,
- typhoid fever,
- typhus,
- typhus fever,
- undulant fever,
- vaccinia,
- varicella,
- variola,
- venereal disease,
- viral dysentery,
- whooping cough,
- yaws,
- yellow fever,
- yellow jack,
- zona,
- zoster
- obloquy
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- state of disgrace resulting from public abuse related words >
- abuse,
- adverse criticism,
- animadversion,
- aspersion,
- bad notices,
- bad press,
- billingsgate,
- calumny,
- captiousness,
- carping,
- cavil,
- caviling,
- censoriousness,
- contumely,
- criticism,
- degradation,
- demotion,
- depluming,
- discredit,
- disesteem,
- dishonor,
- displuming,
- disrepute,
- exception,
- faultfinding,
- flak,
- hairsplitting,
- hit,
- home thrust,
- hostile criticism,
- hypercriticalness,
- hypercriticism,
- ignobility,
- ignominiousness,
- ignominy,
- imputation,
- infamousness,
- infamy,
- ingloriousness,
- invective,
- knock,
- loss of honor,
- nagging,
- niggle,
- niggling,
- nit,
- nit-picking,
- odium,
- opprobrium,
- overcriticalness,
- pestering,
- pettifogging,
- priggishness,
- quibble,
- quibbling,
- rap,
- reflection,
- reproachfulness,
- revilement,
- scurrility,
- shame,
- slam,
- slur,
- stricture,
- swipe,
- taking exception,
- trichoschistism,
- vilification,
- vituperation
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