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good shape collapse

aesthetic proportions,
anality,
apple-pie order,
beauties,
belle tournure,
bodily charm,
bodily grace,
charms,
curvaceousness,
curves,
discipline,
eupepsia,
fine fettle,
fine shape,
fine whack,
glowing health,
good appearance,
good condition,
good constitution,
good digestion,
good effect,
good figure,
good health,
good looks,
good points,
good proportions,
good trim,
gracefulness,
gracility,
healthfulness,
healthiness,
healthy body,
healthy constitution,
high feather,
lovely build,
method,
methodicalness,
methodology,
mint condition,
neatness,
nice body,
orderliness,
picture of health,
pneumaticness,
robust health,
rude health,
rugged health,
sexy body,
shapeliness,
soundness,
system,
systematicness,
tidiness,
top shape,
trimness,
wholesomeness

ringer collapse: (horseshoes) the successful throw of a horseshoe or quoit so as to encircle a stake or peg; a contestant entered in a competition under false pretenses; a person who is almost identical to another

agent,
alternate,
alternative,
analogy,
backup,
blagueur,
bluff,
bluffer,
change,
changeling,
charlatan,
comparison,
copy,
counterfeit,
deputy,
double,
dummy,
equal,
equivalent,
ersatz,
exchange,
fake,
faker,
fill-in,
fourflusher,
fraud,
ghost,
ghostwriter,
humbug,
imitation,
impersonator,
impostor,
locum tenens,
makeshift,
malingerer,
metaphor,
metonymy,
mountebank,
next best thing,
personnel,
phony,
picture,
pinch hitter,
portrait,
poser,
poseur,
pretender,
proxy,
quack,
quacksalver,
quackster,
relief,
replacement,
representative,
reserves,
saltimbanco,
second string,
secondary,
sham,
shammer,
sign,
simulacrum,
spares,
spit,
spitting image,
stand-in,
sub,
substituent,
substitute,
substitution,
succedaneum,
superseder,
supplanter,
surrogate,
symbol,
synecdoche,
third string,
token,
understudy,
utility player,
vicar,
vice-president,
vice-regent

harshness collapse: the roughness of a substance that causes abrasions; the quality of being unpleasant (harsh or rough or grating) to the senses

Babel,
Gothicism,
Spartanism,
abominability,
abruptness,
acerbity,
acidity,
acidulousness,
acridity,
acrimony,
acuteness,
aggressiveness,
animality,
aphonia,
artificial voice,
asperity,
astringency,
atrocity,
austerity,
authoritarianism,
bad taste,
barbarism,
barbarity,
barbarousness,
baseness,
bearishness,
beastliness,
bite,
bitingness,
bitterness,
bloodlust,
bluntness,
bombasticness,
boorishness,
brashness,
broken speech,
broken tones,
broken voice,
brusqueness,
brusquerie,
brutality,
bumpiness,
cacology,
cacophony,
causticity,
childish treble,
choked voice,
choppiness,
churlishness,
clamor,
clash,
clumsiness,
coarseness,
contemptibility,
contrariety,
cracked voice,
cragginess,
croak,
crow,
crudeness,
cruelty,
crustiness,
cumbrousness,
curtness,
cuttingness,
demandingness,
despicability,
despicableness,
destructiveness,
discipline,
discord,
disgustingness,
dryness,
dysarthria,
dyslalia,
dyslogia,
dysphasia,
dysphemism,
dysphonia,
dysphrasia,
edge,
exactingness,
extremity,
falsetto,
ferociousness,
fierceness,
flintiness,
force,
foulness,
fulsomeness,
furiousness,
gracelessness,
granulation,
grimness,
grip,
grossness,
gruffness,
gutturalism,
gutturality,
gutturalness,
hardness,
hatefulness,
hawking voice,
heartlessness,
heaviness,
heinousness,
hispidity,
hiss,
hoarseness,
huskiness,
idioglossia,
idiolalia,
ignobility,
ill-balanced sentences,
impairment of speech,
impetuosity,
impropriety,
impurity,
inclemency,
inconcinnity,
incorrectness,
indecorousness,
inelegance,
inelegancy,
inequality,
inexorableness,
infelicity,
inhumanity,
intensity,
irregularity,
jaggedness,
jangle,
jar,
joltiness,
keenness,
lack of finish,
lack of polish,
leadenness,
lisp,
lisping,
loathsomeness,
loss of voice,
malignity,
mercilessness,
mere noise,
meticulousness,
mindlessness,
mordacity,
mordancy,
murderousness,
muzzy speech,
nasal tone,
nasalization,
nastiness,
nauseousness,
noise,
noisomeness,
nonuniformity,
noxiousness,
objectionability,
objectionableness,
obnoxiousness,
obscenity,
odiousness,
offensiveness,
piquancy,
pitilessness,
poignancy,
point,
pompousness,
ponderousness,
poor diction,
pungency,
putridity,
putridness,
quaver,
raggedness,
raspiness,
raucity,
rebarbativeness,
regimentation,
relentlessness,
remorselessness,
repellence,
repellency,
repugnance,
repulsiveness,
rigid discipline,
rigor,
rottenness,
rough air,
roughness,
rudeness,
ruggedness,
rugosity,
ruthlessness,
savagery,
scraggliness,
scrapiness,
scratchiness,
sesquipedalianism,
sesquipedality,
severity,
shake,
sharpness,
short shrift,
shortness,
sibilation,
slipshod construction,
sourness,
speech defect,
speech impediment,
sternness,
stertorousness,
stiltedness,
sting,
strictness,
stridency,
stringency,
surliness,
tartness,
tastelessness,
teeth,
tender mercies,
terrorism,
thickness,
throatiness,
tooth,
toughness,
tremor,
trenchancy,
truculence,
turbulence,
turgidity,
twang,
ugliness,
uncompassionateness,
uncouthness,
uneuphoniousness,
unevenness,
unfeelingness,
unforgivingness,
ungentleness,
ungracefulness,
unmercifulness,
unrefinement,
unremorsefulness,
unseemliness,
unsmoothness,
unspeakableness,
unsympatheticness,
ununiformity,
unwieldiness,
unyieldingness,
vandalism,
vehemence,
venom,
viciousness,
vileness,
violence,
virulence,
vulgarism,
vulgarity

daub collapse: an unskillful painting; material used to daub walls; cover (a surface) by smearing (a substance) over it; "smear the wall with paint"; "daub the ceiling with plaster"; apply to a surface; "daub paint onto the wall"