Related Words:
- angina
collapse - any disease of the throat or fauces marked by spasmodic attacks of intense suffocative pain related words >
- ache,
- aching,
- angina pectoris,
- aortic insufficiency,
- aortic stenosis,
- apoplectic stroke,
- apoplexy,
- arrhythmia,
- arteriosclerosis,
- atherosclerosis,
- atrial fibrillation,
- auricular fibrillation,
- backache,
- bellyache,
- beriberi heart,
- cardiac arrest,
- cardiac insufficiency,
- cardiac shock,
- cardiac stenosis,
- cardiac thrombosis,
- carditis,
- cephalalgia,
- colic,
- collywobbles,
- congenital heart disease,
- cor biloculare,
- cor juvenum,
- cor triatriatum,
- coronary,
- coronary insufficiency,
- coronary thrombosis,
- diastolic hypertension,
- earache,
- encased heart,
- endocarditis,
- extrasystole,
- fatty heart,
- fibroid heart,
- flask-shaped heart,
- fret,
- frosted heart,
- gnawing,
- gripe,
- gripes,
- gut-ache,
- hairy heart,
- headache,
- heart attack,
- heart block,
- heart condition,
- heart disease,
- heart failure,
- heartburn,
- hemicrania,
- high blood pressure,
- hypertension,
- hypertensive heart disease,
- ischemic heart disease,
- megrim,
- migraine,
- mitral insufficiency,
- mitral stenosis,
- myocardial infarction,
- myocardial insufficiency,
- myocarditis,
- myovascular insufficiency,
- odontalgia,
- otalgia,
- ox heart,
- palpitation,
- paralytic stroke,
- paroxysmal tachycardia,
- pericarditis,
- pile,
- premature beat,
- pseudoaortic insufficiency,
- pulmonary insufficiency,
- pulmonary stenosis,
- pyrosis,
- rheumatic heart disease,
- round heart,
- sclerosis,
- sick headache,
- splitting headache,
- stomachache,
- stony heart,
- stroke,
- tachycardia,
- throbbing pain,
- thrombosis,
- toothache,
- tricuspid insufficiency,
- tricuspid stenosis,
- turtle heart,
- varicose veins,
- varix,
- ventricular fibrillation
- coronary
collapse
- surrounding like a crown (especially of the blood vessels surrounding the heart); "coronary arteries" related words >
- abdominal,
- anal,
- angina,
- angina pectoris,
- annular,
- annulate,
- annulose,
- aortic insufficiency,
- aortic stenosis,
- apoplectic stroke,
- apoplexy,
- appendical,
- arrhythmia,
- arteriosclerosis,
- atherosclerosis,
- atrial fibrillation,
- auricular fibrillation,
- beriberi heart,
- cardiac,
- cardiac arrest,
- cardiac insufficiency,
- cardiac shock,
- cardiac stenosis,
- cardiac thrombosis,
- carditis,
- cecal,
- circinate,
- circular,
- colic,
- colonic,
- congenital heart disease,
- cor biloculare,
- cor juvenum,
- cor triatriatum,
- coronary insufficiency,
- coronary thrombosis,
- crownlike,
- cyclic,
- cycloid,
- diastolic hypertension,
- discoid,
- disklike,
- duodenal,
- encased heart,
- endocarditis,
- enteric,
- extrasystole,
- fatty heart,
- fibroid heart,
- flask-shaped heart,
- frosted heart,
- gastric,
- hairy heart,
- heart attack,
- heart block,
- heart condition,
- heart disease,
- heart failure,
- high blood pressure,
- hypertension,
- hypertensive heart disease,
- ileac,
- intestinal,
- ischemic heart disease,
- jejunal,
- mesogastric,
- mitral insufficiency,
- mitral stenosis,
- myocardial infarction,
- myocardial insufficiency,
- myocarditis,
- myovascular insufficiency,
- ox heart,
- palpitation,
- paralytic stroke,
- paroxysmal tachycardia,
- pericarditis,
- pile,
- premature beat,
- pseudoaortic insufficiency,
- pulmonary insufficiency,
- pulmonary stenosis,
- pyloric,
- rectal,
- rheumatic heart disease,
- ring-shaped,
- ringlike,
- round,
- round heart,
- rounded,
- sclerosis,
- splanchnic,
- stony heart,
- stroke,
- tachycardia,
- thrombosis,
- tricuspid insufficiency,
- tricuspid stenosis,
- turtle heart,
- varicose veins,
- varix,
- ventricular fibrillation,
- visceral
- tremble
collapse
- a reflex motion caused by cold or fear or excitement
- move or jerk quickly and involuntarily up and down or sideways; "His hands were trembling when he signed the document" related words >
- Bebung,
- all-overs,
- be cold,
- bob,
- bobble,
- bounce,
- bump,
- chatter,
- chill,
- cold shivers,
- cold sweat,
- cower,
- didder,
- disquiet,
- disquietude,
- dither,
- dithers,
- dodder,
- falter,
- fidget,
- fidgetiness,
- fidgets,
- flip out,
- flutter,
- freak out on,
- freeze,
- freeze to death,
- get high on,
- glow,
- go pitapat,
- grimace,
- grow cold,
- halt,
- have a chill,
- have an ague,
- have goose pimples,
- have the fidgets,
- have the jitters,
- have the shakes,
- heave,
- heaving,
- heebie-jeebies,
- horripilate,
- hustle,
- inquietude,
- jactitate,
- jar,
- jerk,
- jig,
- jigget,
- jiggle,
- jimjams,
- jitter,
- jitters,
- jog,
- joggle,
- jolt,
- jostle,
- jounce,
- jump,
- jumps,
- limp,
- lose heat,
- palpitate,
- palpitation,
- pant,
- panting,
- perish with cold,
- pitapat,
- pitter-patter,
- quail,
- quake,
- quaking,
- quaver,
- quavering,
- quiver,
- quivering,
- quivers,
- restlessness,
- rictus,
- rock,
- shake,
- shake all over,
- shakes,
- shaking,
- shiver,
- shivers,
- shock,
- shrink,
- shudder,
- squirm,
- sweat,
- swell,
- swell with emotion,
- teeter,
- thrill,
- thrill to,
- throb,
- throbbing,
- tic,
- tingle,
- tingle with excitement,
- toss,
- toss and turn,
- totter,
- trembles,
- trembling,
- tremolando,
- tremolant,
- tremolo,
- tremor,
- trepidation,
- trepidity,
- trill,
- trillet,
- trilleto,
- trillo,
- tumble,
- turn on to,
- twist and turn,
- twitch,
- twitter,
- unrest,
- vibrate,
- vibration,
- vibrato,
- wiggle,
- willies,
- wince,
- wobble,
- wriggle,
- writhe
- spatter
collapse
- the act of splashing a (liquid) substance on a surface
- the noise of something spattering or sputtering explosively; "he heard a spatter of gunfire"
- dash a liquid upon or against; "The mother splashed the baby's face with water"
- spot, splash, or soil; "The baby spattered the bib with food" related words >
- asperge,
- barrage,
- beat,
- beating,
- bedabble,
- bedaub,
- bedew,
- bespatter,
- bespeckle,
- bespot,
- besprinkle,
- bloodstain,
- blot,
- blotch,
- blur,
- brand,
- bread,
- crumb,
- dab,
- dabble,
- damp,
- dampen,
- dash,
- daub,
- dew,
- dot,
- douche,
- dredge,
- drizzle,
- drum,
- drum music,
- drumbeat,
- drumfire,
- drumming,
- dust,
- eyesore,
- fall,
- few,
- fleck,
- flick,
- flour,
- flutter,
- flyspeck,
- foam,
- freckle,
- froth,
- handful,
- hose,
- hose down,
- humect,
- humectate,
- humidify,
- irrigate,
- macula,
- maculate,
- maculation,
- macule,
- mark,
- mizzle,
- moisten,
- paddle,
- palpitation,
- paradiddle,
- patch,
- patter,
- pelt,
- pepper,
- pitapat,
- pitter-patter,
- plash,
- pound,
- pounding,
- pour,
- pour with rain,
- powder,
- precipitate,
- pulsation,
- rain,
- rain tadpoles,
- rat-a-tat,
- rat-tat,
- rat-tat-tat,
- rataplan,
- rattattoo,
- roll,
- rub-a-dub,
- ruff,
- ruffle,
- scattering,
- shower,
- shower down,
- slobber,
- slop,
- slosh,
- smatter,
- smattering,
- smear,
- smirch,
- smouch,
- smudge,
- smut,
- smutch,
- sparge,
- spattering,
- speck,
- speckle,
- spindrift,
- spit,
- splash,
- splatter,
- splotch,
- splutter,
- sponge,
- spot,
- spray,
- sprinkle,
- sprinkling,
- spume,
- sputter,
- staccato,
- stain,
- stigma,
- stream,
- stud,
- swash,
- syringe,
- taint,
- tarnish,
- tat-tat,
- tattoo,
- throb,
- throbbing,
- thrum,
- thumping,
- tom-tom,
- water,
- weep,
- wet,
- wet down
- pulse
collapse
- the rhythmic contraction and expansion of the arteries with each beat of the heart; "he could feel the beat of her heart"
- edible seeds of various pod-bearing plants (peas or beans or lentils etc.)
- the rate at which the heart beats; usually measured to obtain a quick evaluation of a person's health
- produce or modulate (as electromagnetic waves) in the form of short bursts or pulses or cause an apparatus to produce pulses; "pulse waves"; "a transmitter pulsed by an electronic tube"
- drive by or as if by pulsation; "A soft breeze pulsed the air" related words >
- algae,
- alternate,
- arrhythmia,
- arsis,
- autophyte,
- bar beat,
- be here again,
- bean,
- beat,
- beating,
- bicker,
- bout,
- bracken,
- brown algae,
- circle,
- circuit,
- climber,
- come again,
- come and go,
- come around,
- come round,
- come round again,
- come up again,
- conferva,
- confervoid,
- course,
- creeper,
- cycle,
- dance,
- diastole,
- diatom,
- downbeat,
- drum,
- drumming,
- echo pulse,
- fern,
- flap,
- flick,
- flicker,
- flip,
- flit,
- flitter,
- flop,
- flutter,
- fruits and vegetables,
- fucus,
- fungus,
- go pitapat,
- grapevine,
- green algae,
- gulfweed,
- gutter,
- hammering,
- heartbeat,
- heartthrob,
- herb,
- heterophyte,
- intermit,
- ivy,
- kelp,
- legume,
- lentil,
- liana,
- lichen,
- liverwort,
- mold,
- moss,
- mushroom,
- offbeat,
- oscillate,
- palpitate,
- palpitating,
- palpitation,
- pant,
- parasite,
- parasitic plant,
- pea,
- perthophyte,
- phytoplankton,
- pitapat,
- pitter-patter,
- planktonic algae,
- plant families,
- pounding,
- puffball,
- pulsate,
- pulsating,
- pulsation,
- pulsing,
- rat-a-tat,
- rataplan,
- reappear,
- recur,
- red algae,
- reoccur,
- repeat,
- resonate,
- return,
- reverberating,
- reverberation,
- revolution,
- revolve,
- rhythm,
- rockweed,
- roll around,
- rotate,
- rotation,
- round,
- rust,
- saprophyte,
- sargasso,
- sargassum,
- sea lentil,
- sea moss,
- sea wrack,
- seaweed,
- series,
- slat,
- smut,
- spell,
- splutter,
- sputter,
- staccato,
- succulent,
- systole,
- tempo,
- thesis,
- throb,
- throbbing,
- thrumming,
- thumping,
- tick,
- ticktock,
- toadstool,
- trigger pulse,
- turn,
- undulate,
- upbeat,
- vetch,
- vibrate,
- vibrating,
- vibration,
- vine,
- wave,
- waver,
- wheel,
- wheel around,
- wort,
- wrack
- barrage
collapse
- the heavy fire of artillery to saturate an area rather than hit a specific target; "they laid down a barrage in front of the advancing troops"; "the shelling went on for hours without pausing"
- the rapid and continuous delivery of linguistic communication (spoken or written); "a barrage of questions"; "a bombardment of mail complaining about his mistake" related words >
- aim at,
- antiaircraft barrage,
- arch dam,
- backstop,
- bamboo curtain,
- bank,
- bar,
- barrier,
- bear-trap dam,
- beat,
- beating,
- beaver dam,
- blast,
- blitz,
- bombard,
- bombardment,
- boom,
- box barrage,
- breakwater,
- breastwork,
- brick wall,
- broadside,
- buffer,
- bulkhead,
- bulwark,
- burst,
- cannon,
- cannonade,
- cannonry,
- cofferdam,
- commence firing,
- creeping barrage,
- dam,
- defense,
- dike,
- ditch,
- drum,
- drum music,
- drumbeat,
- drumfire,
- drumming,
- earthwork,
- embankment,
- emergency barrage,
- enfilade,
- eruption,
- fence,
- fire a volley,
- fire at,
- fire upon,
- flare,
- flutter,
- fusillade,
- gate,
- gravity dam,
- groin,
- hail,
- hydraulic-fill dam,
- iron curtain,
- jam,
- jetty,
- leaping weir,
- levee,
- logjam,
- milldam,
- moat,
- mole,
- mortar,
- mortar barrage,
- mound,
- normal barrage,
- open fire,
- open up on,
- outburst,
- palpitation,
- paradiddle,
- parapet,
- patter,
- pepper,
- pitapat,
- pitter-patter,
- pop at,
- portcullis,
- pound,
- pounding,
- pulsation,
- rake,
- rampart,
- rat-a-tat,
- rat-tat,
- rat-tat-tat,
- rataplan,
- rattattoo,
- roadblock,
- rock-fill dam,
- roll,
- rub-a-dub,
- ruff,
- ruffle,
- salvo,
- seawall,
- shell,
- shoot,
- shoot at,
- shower,
- shutter dam,
- snipe,
- snipe at,
- spatter,
- splutter,
- spray,
- sputter,
- staccato,
- standing barrage,
- stone wall,
- storm,
- strafe,
- stream,
- surge,
- take aim at,
- tat-tat,
- tattoo,
- throb,
- throbbing,
- thrum,
- thumping,
- tom-tom,
- tornado,
- torpedo,
- volley,
- wall,
- weir,
- wicket dam,
- work,
- zero in on
- throb
collapse
- an instance of rapid strong pulsation (of the heart); "he felt a throbbing in his head"
- a deep pulsating type of pain
- pulsate or pound with abnormal force; "my head is throbbing"; "Her heart was throbbing" related words >
- ache,
- agonize,
- ail,
- anguish,
- arrhythmia,
- bar beat,
- barrage,
- beat,
- beat a ruffle,
- beat a tattoo,
- beating,
- bicker,
- blanch,
- blench,
- dance,
- didder,
- disquiet,
- disquietude,
- dithers,
- downbeat,
- drum,
- drum music,
- drumbeat,
- drumfire,
- drumming,
- feel pain,
- feel the pangs,
- fidget,
- fidgetiness,
- fidgets,
- flap,
- flick,
- flicker,
- flip,
- flip out,
- flit,
- flitter,
- flop,
- flutter,
- freak out on,
- get high on,
- glow,
- go pitapat,
- grimace,
- gutter,
- have a misery,
- have the fidgets,
- have the shakes,
- heartbeat,
- heartthrob,
- heave,
- heaving,
- hurt,
- inquietude,
- jerk,
- offbeat,
- palpitate,
- palpitation,
- pant,
- panting,
- paradiddle,
- patter,
- pitapat,
- pitter-patter,
- pound,
- pounding,
- pulsate,
- pulsation,
- pulse,
- quake,
- quaking,
- quaver,
- quavering,
- quiver,
- quivering,
- rat-a-tat,
- rat-tat,
- rat-tat-tat,
- rataplan,
- rattattoo,
- resonate,
- restlessness,
- rhythm,
- roll,
- rub-a-dub,
- ruff,
- ruffle,
- shake,
- shakes,
- shaking,
- shiver,
- shivers,
- shoot,
- shrink,
- shudder,
- slat,
- smart,
- sound a tattoo,
- spatter,
- splatter,
- splutter,
- sputter,
- squirm,
- staccato,
- suffer,
- swell,
- swell with emotion,
- tat-tat,
- tattoo,
- tempo,
- thrill,
- thrill to,
- throbbing,
- thrum,
- thump,
- thumping,
- tick,
- ticktock,
- tingle,
- tingle with excitement,
- tom-tom,
- toss,
- toss and turn,
- tremble,
- trembling,
- tremor,
- trepidation,
- trepidity,
- tumble,
- turn on to,
- twinge,
- twist and turn,
- twitch,
- twitter,
- unrest,
- upbeat,
- vibrate,
- wave,
- waver,
- wiggle,
- wince,
- wriggle,
- writhe
- rhythm
collapse
- recurring at regular intervals
- the arrangement of spoken words alternating stressed and unstressed elements; "the rhythm of Frost's poetry"
- the basic rhythmic unit in a piece of music; "the piece has a fast rhythm"; "the conductor set the beat" related words >
- Alexandrine,
- accent,
- accentuation,
- alternation,
- amphibrach,
- amphimacer,
- anacrusis,
- anapest,
- antispast,
- arrhythmia,
- arsis,
- bacchius,
- balance,
- beat,
- beating,
- beauty,
- cadence,
- cadency,
- caesura,
- catalexis,
- chloriamb,
- chloriambus,
- colon,
- concinnity,
- counterpoint,
- cretic,
- cyclicalness,
- dactyl,
- dactylic hexameter,
- diaeresis,
- dimeter,
- dipody,
- dochmiac,
- downbeat,
- drumming,
- elegiac,
- elegiac couplet,
- elegiac pentameter,
- emphasis,
- epitrite,
- equilibrium,
- euphony,
- feminine caesura,
- flutter,
- foot,
- harmony,
- heartbeat,
- heartthrob,
- heptameter,
- heptapody,
- heroic couplet,
- hexameter,
- hexapody,
- iamb,
- iambic,
- iambic pentameter,
- ictus,
- intermittence,
- intermittency,
- ionic,
- jingle,
- level of stress,
- lilt,
- masculine caesura,
- measure,
- measuredness,
- meter,
- metrical accent,
- metrical foot,
- metrical group,
- metrical unit,
- metrics,
- metron,
- molossus,
- mora,
- movement,
- number,
- numbers,
- order,
- orderedness,
- oscillation,
- paeon,
- palpitation,
- pendulum motion,
- pentameter,
- pentapody,
- period,
- periodicalness,
- periodicity,
- piston motion,
- pitapat,
- pitter-patter,
- primary stress,
- proceleusmatic,
- proportion,
- prosodics,
- prosody,
- pulsation,
- pulse,
- pyrrhic,
- quantity,
- rat-a-tat,
- rataplan,
- reappearance,
- recurrence,
- regular wave motion,
- reoccurrence,
- return,
- rhyme,
- rhythmic pattern,
- rhythmical stress,
- seasonality,
- secondary stress,
- spondee,
- sprung rhythm,
- staccato,
- stress,
- stress accent,
- stress pattern,
- sweetness,
- swing,
- symmetry,
- syzygy,
- tempo,
- tertiary stress,
- tetrameter,
- tetrapody,
- tetraseme,
- thesis,
- throb,
- throbbing,
- time,
- timing,
- tribrach,
- trimeter,
- tripody,
- triseme,
- trochee,
- undulation,
- upbeat,
- weak stress
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