Related Words:
- gorge
collapse - a deep ravine (usually with a river running through it)
- overeat or eat immodestly; make a pig of oneself; "She stuffed herself at the dinner"; "The kids binged on icecream" related words >
- abysm,
- abyss,
- allay,
- arroyo,
- bar,
- barrier,
- batten,
- blank wall,
- blind alley,
- blind gut,
- block,
- blockade,
- blockage,
- bolt,
- bolt down,
- bottleneck,
- box canyon,
- breach,
- break,
- canyon,
- cavity,
- cecum,
- chap,
- chasm,
- check,
- chimney,
- chink,
- choke,
- choking,
- choking off,
- cleft,
- cleuch,
- clog,
- clough,
- clove,
- cloy,
- col,
- congest,
- congestion,
- constipation,
- costiveness,
- coulee,
- couloir,
- crack,
- cram,
- cranny,
- crevasse,
- crevice,
- crowd,
- cul-de-sac,
- cut,
- cwm,
- dead end,
- defile,
- dell,
- devour,
- dike,
- ditch,
- donga,
- draw,
- drench,
- embolism,
- embolus,
- engorge,
- esophagus,
- excavation,
- fauces,
- fault,
- fill,
- fill up,
- fissure,
- flaw,
- flume,
- fracture,
- furrow,
- gap,
- gape,
- gash,
- gill,
- glut,
- gluttonize,
- gobble,
- goozle,
- gormandize,
- groove,
- gulch,
- gulf,
- gullet,
- gully,
- gulp,
- gulp down,
- guttle,
- guzzle,
- hals,
- hole,
- impasse,
- impediment,
- incision,
- infarct,
- infarction,
- jade,
- jam,
- jam-pack,
- joint,
- kloof,
- leak,
- live to eat,
- moat,
- notch,
- nullah,
- obstacle,
- obstipation,
- obstruction,
- opening,
- overburden,
- overcharge,
- overdose,
- overeat,
- overfeed,
- overfill,
- overgorge,
- overindulge,
- overlade,
- overload,
- oversaturate,
- overstuff,
- overweight,
- pack,
- pall,
- pass,
- passage,
- pharynx,
- raven,
- ravine,
- rent,
- rift,
- rime,
- rupture,
- sate,
- satiate,
- satisfy,
- saturate,
- scissure,
- sealing off,
- seam,
- slake,
- slit,
- slot,
- soak,
- split,
- stall,
- stodge,
- stop,
- stoppage,
- strangulation,
- stuff,
- supercharge,
- supersaturate,
- surcharge,
- surfeit,
- swallow,
- throat,
- trench,
- valley,
- void,
- vomit,
- wadi,
- weasand,
- wizen,
- wolf,
- wolf down
- workhorse
collapse
- a horse used for plowing and hauling and other heavy labor
- machine that performs dependably under heavy use; "the IBM main frame computers have been the workhorse of the business world" related words >
- beast of burden,
- bidet,
- buck,
- carriage horse,
- cart horse,
- cavalry horse,
- draft horse,
- dray horse,
- driving horse,
- drudge,
- fag,
- fill horse,
- filler,
- galley slave,
- gigster,
- greasy grind,
- grind,
- grub,
- hack,
- hackney,
- horse,
- hunter,
- jument,
- lead,
- leader,
- mount,
- pack horse,
- palfrey,
- peon,
- plodder,
- plow horse,
- pole horse,
- polo pony,
- post-horse,
- remount,
- rider,
- riding horse,
- road horse,
- roadster,
- rouncy,
- saddle horse,
- saddler,
- sawbuck,
- shaft horse,
- slave,
- slavey,
- slogger,
- stalking-horse,
- sumpter,
- sumpter horse,
- swot,
- thill horse,
- thiller,
- toiler,
- trestle,
- wheeler,
- wheelhorse
- truss
collapse
- a framework of beams (rafters, posts, struts) forming a rigid structure that supports a roof or bridge or other structure
- (medicine) a bandage consisting of a pad and belt; worn to hold a hernia in place by pressure
- support structurally; "truss the roofs"; "trussed bridges"
- tie the wings and legs of a bird before cooking it related words >
- bale,
- band,
- bandage,
- belt,
- bend,
- bind,
- bind up,
- bindle,
- bolt,
- bouquet,
- brace,
- budget,
- bundle,
- bundle up,
- chain,
- cinch,
- deck,
- deflate,
- disarm,
- do up,
- enchain,
- fagot,
- fardel,
- fasces,
- fascine,
- gag,
- gird,
- girdle,
- girt,
- girth,
- hamstring,
- handcuff,
- hobble,
- hog-tie,
- knock out,
- lace,
- lash,
- leash,
- manacle,
- muzzle,
- nosegay,
- pack,
- package,
- packet,
- paralyze,
- parcel,
- posy,
- prostrate,
- quiver,
- roll,
- roll up,
- rope,
- rouleau,
- sheaf,
- silence,
- splice,
- strangle,
- strap,
- swaddle,
- swathe,
- throttle,
- tie,
- tie up,
- truss up,
- wire,
- wrap,
- wrap up
- evil
collapse
- morally objectionable behavior
- the quality of being morally wrong in principle or practice; "attempts to explain the origin of evil in the world"
- that which causes harm or destruction or misfortune; "the evil that men do lives after them; the good is oft interred with their bones"- Shakespeare
- tending to cause great harm
- morally bad or wrong; "evil purposes"; "an evil influence"; "evil deeds"
- having the nature of vice related words >
- Loki,
- Nemesis,
- Set,
- Typhon,
- aberrant,
- abnormal,
- abominable,
- abomination,
- accursed,
- ado,
- affliction,
- agony,
- amorality,
- angry,
- anguish,
- annoyance,
- anxiety,
- apocalyptic,
- arrant,
- atrocious,
- atrocity,
- awful,
- backsliding,
- bad,
- badness,
- baleful,
- bane,
- baneful,
- base,
- baseness,
- befoulment,
- besetment,
- bitchy,
- black,
- blamable,
- blameworthy,
- blight,
- bodeful,
- boding,
- bother,
- breach,
- bugbear,
- burden,
- calamitous,
- calamity,
- can of worms,
- carnality,
- cataclysm,
- catastrophe,
- catastrophic,
- catty,
- corrupt,
- corruption,
- crime,
- crime against humanity,
- criminal,
- criminality,
- crooked,
- crushing burden,
- crying evil,
- curse,
- damage,
- damaging,
- damnable,
- dark,
- deadly,
- deadly sin,
- death,
- debt,
- defilement,
- degeneracy,
- degradation,
- deleterious,
- delinquency,
- delinquent,
- depraved,
- depravity,
- dereliction,
- despiteful,
- despoliation,
- destruction,
- destructive,
- detriment,
- detrimental,
- deviant,
- devilry,
- deviltry,
- diablerie,
- diabolism,
- difficult,
- dire,
- dirty,
- disadvantage,
- disagreeable,
- disaster,
- disastrous,
- disease,
- disgrace,
- disgraceful,
- disgusting,
- dishonest,
- dishonorable,
- distasteful,
- doomful,
- dreadful,
- dreary,
- enormity,
- error,
- evil nature,
- evil-minded,
- evil-starred,
- evildoing,
- evilness,
- execrable,
- failure,
- fateful,
- fault,
- felonious,
- felony,
- fetid,
- flagitious,
- flagitiousness,
- flagrant,
- foreboding,
- foul,
- foulness,
- genocide,
- ghastly,
- gloomy,
- great ado,
- grievance,
- grisly,
- guilty act,
- hard,
- hardly the thing,
- harm,
- harmful,
- hateful,
- havoc,
- headache,
- heavy sin,
- heinous,
- heinousness,
- hideous,
- horrible,
- horrid,
- hurt,
- hurtful,
- ignominious,
- ill,
- ill-boding,
- ill-fated,
- ill-omened,
- ill-starred,
- illegal,
- immoral,
- immorality,
- improper,
- impropriety,
- impurity,
- inaccurate,
- inappropriate,
- inauspicious,
- inconvenience,
- incorrect,
- indecorous,
- indiscretion,
- inexpedient,
- inexpiable sin,
- infamous,
- infamy,
- infection,
- infelicitous,
- inferior,
- infliction,
- iniquitous,
- iniquity,
- injurious,
- injury,
- injustice,
- insidious,
- invalid,
- knavery,
- knavish,
- lapse,
- lethal,
- loathsome,
- low,
- lowering,
- malefaction,
- malefic,
- maleficence,
- maleficent,
- malevolent,
- malfeasance,
- malign,
- malignant,
- malum,
- matter,
- menacing,
- mephitic,
- minor wrong,
- mischief,
- mischievous,
- misconduct,
- misdeed,
- misdemeanor,
- misery,
- misfeasance,
- misfortune,
- monstrous,
- moral delinquency,
- mortal sin,
- nasty,
- naughty,
- nefarious,
- nefariousness,
- nemesis,
- nonfeasance,
- not done,
- not the thing,
- noxious,
- obliquity,
- obscene,
- of evil portent,
- off-base,
- off-color,
- offense,
- offensive,
- ominous,
- omission,
- open wound,
- out-of-line,
- outrage,
- pain,
- peccability,
- peccadillo,
- peccancy,
- peccant,
- peck of troubles,
- perfidious,
- pernicious,
- pest,
- pestilence,
- pestilential,
- plague,
- poison,
- poisonous,
- pollution,
- portending,
- portentous,
- problem,
- prodigality,
- profligacy,
- putrid,
- rancorous,
- rank,
- recidivism,
- repellent,
- reprehensible,
- reprobacy,
- reprobate,
- repugnant,
- repulsive,
- revolting,
- ruin,
- ruinous,
- running sore,
- sacrilegious,
- satanism,
- scandal,
- scandalous,
- scourge,
- sea of troubles,
- shame,
- shameful,
- shameless,
- sin,
- sin of commission,
- sin of omission,
- sinful,
- sinful act,
- sinfulness,
- sinister,
- slip,
- somber,
- sorrow,
- spiteful,
- stinking,
- suffering,
- terrible,
- the worst,
- thorn,
- threatening,
- torment,
- tort,
- toxic,
- toxin,
- traitorous,
- transgression,
- treacherous,
- trespass,
- trip,
- trouble,
- trying,
- turpitude,
- ugly,
- unangelicalness,
- unchastity,
- uncleanness,
- underhanded,
- undue,
- unfavorable,
- unfit,
- unfitting,
- unforgivable,
- unfortunate,
- ungodliness,
- ungoodness,
- unhealthy,
- unkind,
- unlawful,
- unlucky,
- unmorality,
- unpardonable,
- unpleasant,
- unprincipled,
- unpromising,
- unpropitious,
- unrighteous,
- unrighteousness,
- unsaintliness,
- unscrupulous,
- unseemly,
- unskillful,
- unspeakable,
- unsuitable,
- untoward,
- unutterable sin,
- unvirtuousness,
- unworthy,
- venial sin,
- venom,
- vexation,
- vice,
- vicious,
- viciousness,
- vile,
- vileness,
- villainous,
- villainy,
- virulent,
- visitation,
- wantonness,
- waywardness,
- wicked,
- wickedness,
- woe,
- woeful,
- worry,
- wrathful,
- wrong,
- wrongdoing,
- wrongful
- admit,
- barge in,
- be admitted,
- break in,
- breeze in,
- burst in,
- bust in,
- come barging in,
- come breezing in,
- come busting in,
- come in,
- cram in,
- creep in,
- cross the threshold,
- crowd in,
- drag in,
- drive in,
- drop in,
- edge in,
- enter,
- foist in,
- force in,
- fudge in,
- gain admittance,
- get in,
- go in,
- go into,
- have an entree,
- have an in,
- hop in,
- impact,
- implant in,
- inject in,
- insert,
- insert in,
- insinuate in,
- intercalate,
- interjaculate,
- interject,
- interpolate,
- interpose,
- intervene,
- introduce in,
- intrude,
- irrupt,
- jam in,
- jump in,
- knock in,
- look in,
- lug in,
- pack in,
- plunge in,
- poke in,
- pop in,
- pound in,
- press in,
- push in,
- put between,
- put in,
- ram in,
- run in,
- sandwich,
- set foot in,
- slip in,
- smuggle in,
- squeeze in,
- step in,
- stuff in,
- take in,
- tamp in,
- throw in,
- thrust in,
- visit,
- work in,
- worm in
- Siberian husky,
- ass,
- beast of burden,
- bidet,
- camel,
- carriage horse,
- cart horse,
- cavalry horse,
- draft animal,
- draft horse,
- dray horse,
- driving horse,
- dromedary,
- elephant,
- fill horse,
- filler,
- gigster,
- hack,
- hackney,
- hinny,
- horse,
- hunter,
- husky,
- jennet,
- jument,
- lead,
- leader,
- llama,
- malamute,
- mount,
- mule,
- ox,
- pack horse,
- palfrey,
- plow horse,
- pole horse,
- polo pony,
- post-horse,
- reindeer,
- remount,
- rider,
- riding horse,
- road horse,
- roadster,
- rouncy,
- saddle horse,
- saddler,
- shaft horse,
- sledge dog,
- stalking-horse,
- sumpter horse,
- sumpter mule,
- thill horse,
- thiller,
- wheeler,
- wheelhorse,
- workhorse
- beat,
- beguile of,
- bilk,
- boiler room,
- bucket shop,
- bunco,
- bunco game,
- burn,
- cheat,
- chisel,
- chouse,
- chouse out of,
- cog,
- cog the dice,
- con,
- con game,
- confidence game,
- cozen,
- crib,
- defraud,
- diddle,
- do in,
- do out of,
- euchre,
- finagle,
- flam,
- fleece,
- flimflam,
- fob,
- fudge,
- goldbrick,
- gouge,
- gull,
- gyp,
- have,
- hocus,
- hocus-pocus,
- mulct,
- pack the deal,
- pigeon,
- practice fraud upon,
- rook,
- scam,
- screw,
- sell gold bricks,
- shave,
- shell game,
- shortchange,
- skin game,
- stack the cards,
- stick,
- sting,
- swindle,
- take a dive,
- thimblerigging,
- throw a fight,
- victimize
- impedimenta
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- the baggage and equipment carried by an army related words >
- accouterments,
- apparatus,
- appliances,
- appointments,
- appurtenances,
- armament,
- bag and baggage,
- baggage,
- burden,
- burthen,
- cargo,
- charge,
- consignment,
- conveniences,
- cross,
- cumbrance,
- deadweight,
- difficulty,
- disadvantage,
- duffel,
- dunnage,
- embarrassment,
- encumbrance,
- equipage,
- equipment,
- facilities,
- facility,
- fittings,
- fixtures,
- freight,
- freightage,
- furnishings,
- furniture,
- gear,
- goods,
- hamper,
- handicap,
- impediment,
- imposition,
- inconvenience,
- installations,
- kit,
- lading,
- load,
- luggage,
- lumber,
- machinery,
- materiel,
- munition,
- munitions,
- onus,
- outfit,
- pack,
- paraphernalia,
- payload,
- penalty,
- plant,
- plumbing,
- rig,
- rigging,
- shipment,
- stock-in-trade,
- tackle,
- things,
- traps,
- trouble,
- utensils,
- weight,
- white elephant
- Paul-Pry,
- adulterate,
- approach,
- bastardize,
- bribe,
- busybody,
- butt in,
- buy,
- buy off,
- contaminate,
- cook,
- corrupt,
- cut,
- debase,
- denaturalize,
- denature,
- dilute,
- doctor,
- doctor up,
- fake,
- fix,
- fool,
- fool with,
- fortify,
- get at,
- get to,
- grease,
- grease the palm,
- have,
- interfere,
- interlope,
- intermeddle,
- interpose,
- intervene,
- juggle,
- kibitz,
- lace,
- load,
- lubricate,
- make,
- manipulate,
- meddle,
- meddle with,
- mess with,
- monkey with,
- nose,
- pack,
- pay off,
- plant,
- pollute,
- pry,
- purchase,
- reach,
- retouch,
- rig,
- salt,
- snoop,
- sop,
- sophisticate,
- spike,
- square,
- stack,
- suborn,
- take care of,
- tickle the palm,
- water,
- water down
- keep off
collapse
- refrain from entering or walking onto; "keep off the grass"; "stay off the premises"
- refrain from certain foods or beverages; "I keep off drugs"; "During Ramadan, Muslims avoid tobacco during the day" related words >
- anticipate,
- avert,
- bar,
- beat back,
- beat off,
- block,
- brush off,
- chase,
- chase away,
- chase off,
- check,
- counter,
- cut,
- debar,
- deflect,
- deter,
- discourage,
- dishearten,
- dismiss,
- drive away,
- drive back,
- estop,
- exclude,
- fend,
- fend off,
- forbid,
- foreclose,
- forestall,
- help,
- hinder,
- hold at bay,
- hold off,
- keep at bay,
- keep from,
- obstruct,
- obviate,
- pack off,
- parry,
- preclude,
- prevent,
- prohibit,
- push back,
- put back,
- rebuff,
- rebut,
- refuse,
- repel,
- repulse,
- rule out,
- save,
- send away,
- send off,
- send packing,
- snub,
- spurn,
- stave off,
- stop,
- thrust back,
- turn aside,
- turn back,
- ward off
- absurdity,
- absurdness,
- amphigory,
- babble,
- babblement,
- balderdash,
- bibble-babble,
- blabber,
- blather,
- bombast,
- claptrap,
- double-talk,
- drivel,
- drool,
- fantasticalness,
- fiddle-faddle,
- fiddledeedee,
- flummery,
- folderol,
- fudge,
- fustian,
- gabble,
- galimatias,
- gammon,
- gibber,
- gibberish,
- gibble-gabble,
- gobbledygook,
- hocus-pocus,
- humbug,
- jabber,
- jargon,
- ludicrousness,
- monstrousness,
- mumbo jumbo,
- narrishkeit,
- niaiserie,
- nonsense,
- nonsensicality,
- outrageousness,
- pack of nonsense,
- palaver,
- prate,
- prattle,
- preposterousness,
- rant,
- ridiculousness,
- rigamarole,
- rigmarole,
- rodomontade,
- rubbish,
- skimble-skamble,
- stultiloquence,
- trash,
- trumpery,
- twaddle,
- twattle,
- twiddle-twaddle,
- vaporing,
- waffling,
- wildness
- adulterate
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- mixed with impurities
- corrupt, debase, or make impure by adding a foreign or inferior substance; often by replacing valuable ingredients with inferior ones; "adulterate liquor" related words >
- alloy,
- attenuate,
- baptize,
- bastardize,
- canker,
- cheapen,
- coarsen,
- confound,
- contaminate,
- cook,
- corrupt,
- cut,
- deacon,
- debase,
- debauch,
- defile,
- deflower,
- degenerate,
- degrade,
- denaturalize,
- denature,
- deprave,
- desecrate,
- despoil,
- devalue,
- dilute,
- distort,
- doctor,
- doctor up,
- etherealize,
- expand,
- fake,
- falsify,
- fortify,
- infect,
- irrigate,
- juggle,
- lace,
- load,
- manipulate,
- misuse,
- pack,
- pervert,
- plant,
- poison,
- pollute,
- prostitute,
- rarefy,
- ravage,
- ravish,
- reduce,
- retouch,
- rig,
- salt,
- sophisticate,
- spike,
- stack,
- subtilize,
- taint,
- tamper with,
- thin,
- thin out,
- twist,
- ulcerate,
- violate,
- vitiate,
- vulgarize,
- warp,
- water,
- water down,
- weaken,
- weight
- avoirdupois,
- bale,
- beef,
- beefiness,
- burden,
- burdening,
- burthen,
- cargo,
- charge,
- charging,
- cross,
- cumber,
- cumbrance,
- difficulty,
- disadvantage,
- drag,
- duty,
- embarrassment,
- encumbrance,
- fatness,
- freight,
- gravity,
- gross weight,
- hamper,
- handicap,
- heaviness,
- heft,
- heftiness,
- impediment,
- impedimenta,
- imposition,
- inconvenience,
- incubus,
- incumbency,
- lading,
- liveweight,
- load,
- loading,
- lumber,
- millstone,
- neat weight,
- net,
- net weight,
- onus,
- oppression,
- overbalance,
- overload,
- overtaxing,
- overweight,
- overweighting,
- pack,
- penalty,
- ponderability,
- ponderosity,
- ponderousness,
- poundage,
- pressure,
- saddling,
- superincumbency,
- surcharge,
- task,
- tax,
- taxing,
- tonnage,
- trouble,
- underweight,
- weight,
- weightiness,
- white elephant
- raft
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- a flat float (usually made of logs or planks) that can be used for transport or as a platform for swimmers
- make into a raft; "raft these logs"
- travel by raft in water; "Raft the Colorado River"
- transport on a raft; "raft wood down a river" related words >
- Carling float,
- balsa,
- balsa raft,
- barge,
- batch,
- boat,
- bob,
- boom,
- buoy,
- bus,
- cart,
- coach,
- considerable,
- cork,
- deal,
- dray,
- ferry,
- float,
- gobs,
- good deal,
- great deal,
- haul,
- heap,
- heaps,
- lashings,
- life buoy,
- life preserver,
- life raft,
- lighter,
- loads,
- lot,
- lots,
- mess,
- mint,
- oodles,
- pack,
- peck,
- pile,
- piles,
- pontoon,
- pot,
- quite a little,
- rafts,
- scads,
- ship,
- sight,
- sled,
- sledge,
- slew,
- slews,
- spate,
- stack,
- stacks,
- surfboard,
- tidy sum,
- truck,
- van,
- wad,
- wads,
- wagon,
- wheelbarrow,
- whole slew
- sheathe
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- plunge or bury (a knife or sword) in flesh
- enclose with a sheath; "sheathe a sword"
- cover with a protective sheathing; "sheathe her face" related words >
- apparel,
- array,
- attire,
- bedeck,
- bedrape,
- board,
- box,
- brick,
- bundle up,
- case,
- clad,
- clapboard,
- clothe,
- cover,
- crate,
- deck,
- dight,
- drape,
- dress,
- dud,
- embox,
- embrace,
- encapsulate,
- encase,
- enclothe,
- endue,
- enfold,
- enrobe,
- enshroud,
- envelop,
- enwrap,
- face,
- garb,
- garment,
- glass,
- glaze,
- habilitate,
- invest,
- jacket,
- lap,
- lath,
- muffle up,
- pack,
- package,
- panel,
- paper,
- plank,
- rag out,
- raiment,
- revet,
- robe,
- shake,
- shingle,
- shroud,
- side,
- skin,
- slate,
- smother,
- stone,
- surround,
- swaddle,
- swathe,
- thatch,
- tile,
- tire,
- veneer,
- wall in,
- wall up,
- wallpaper,
- weatherboard,
- wrap,
- wrap about,
- wrap up
- balderdash
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- trivial nonsense related words >
- absurdity,
- amphigory,
- babble,
- babblement,
- bibble-babble,
- bilge,
- blabber,
- blather,
- bombast,
- bombastry,
- bosh,
- bushwa,
- claptrap,
- double-talk,
- drivel,
- drool,
- eyewash,
- fiddle-faddle,
- fiddledeedee,
- flummery,
- folderol,
- fudge,
- fustian,
- gabble,
- galimatias,
- gammon,
- gibber,
- gibberish,
- gibble-gabble,
- gobbledygook,
- highfalutin,
- hocus-pocus,
- hot air,
- humbug,
- jabber,
- jargon,
- malarkey,
- mumbo jumbo,
- narrishkeit,
- niaiserie,
- nonsense,
- pack of nonsense,
- palaver,
- prate,
- prattle,
- rant,
- rigamarole,
- rigmarole,
- rodomontade,
- rot,
- rubbish,
- skimble-skamble,
- stuff and nonsense,
- stultiloquence,
- trash,
- trumpery,
- twaddle,
- twattle,
- twiddle-twaddle,
- vaporing,
- waffling
- anticipate,
- avert,
- avoid,
- bar,
- beat back,
- beat off,
- block,
- brush off,
- chase,
- chase away,
- chase off,
- check,
- counter,
- cut,
- debar,
- deflect,
- deter,
- discourage,
- dishearten,
- dismiss,
- drive away,
- drive back,
- estop,
- exclude,
- fend,
- forbid,
- foreclose,
- forestall,
- help,
- hinder,
- hold at bay,
- hold off,
- keep at bay,
- keep from,
- keep off,
- obstruct,
- obviate,
- pack off,
- parry,
- preclude,
- prevent,
- prohibit,
- push back,
- put back,
- rebuff,
- rebut,
- refuse,
- reject,
- repel,
- repulse,
- rule out,
- save,
- send away,
- send off,
- send packing,
- snub,
- spurn,
- stave off,
- stop,
- thrust back,
- turn aside,
- turn back,
- ward off
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