Related Words:
- sleep
collapse - a natural and periodic state of rest during which consciousness of the world is suspended; "he didn't get enough sleep last night"; "calm as a child in dreamless slumber"
- a torpid state resembling deep sleep
- a period of time spent sleeping; "he felt better after a little sleep"; "there wasn't time for a nap"
- be asleep
- be able to accommodate for sleeping; "This tent sleeps six people" related words >
- KO,
- annihilation,
- ataraxia,
- ataraxy,
- bane,
- be caught napping,
- be neglectful,
- be negligent,
- beauty sleep,
- beddy-bye,
- bedtime,
- biological death,
- blackout,
- blanket drill,
- bye-bye,
- calmness,
- catalepsy,
- catatonia,
- catatony,
- catnap,
- cessation of life,
- clinical death,
- coma,
- comfort,
- composure,
- contemplation,
- crossing the bar,
- curtains,
- death,
- death knell,
- debt of nature,
- decease,
- default,
- demise,
- departure,
- disregard,
- dissolution,
- doom,
- doss,
- doze,
- dreamland,
- drop off,
- drowse,
- dying,
- ease,
- ebb of life,
- end,
- end of life,
- ending,
- eternal rest,
- exit,
- expiration,
- extinction,
- extinguishment,
- fail,
- faint,
- final summons,
- finger of death,
- fitful sleep,
- forty winks,
- fust,
- gloss over,
- going,
- going off,
- grave,
- grayout,
- hand of death,
- hang fire,
- hibernation,
- idle,
- ignore,
- imperturbability,
- inactivity,
- jaws of death,
- kayo,
- knell,
- knockout,
- land of Nod,
- lapse,
- last debt,
- last muster,
- last rest,
- last roundup,
- last sleep,
- leaving life,
- let go,
- let ride,
- let slide,
- let slip,
- light sleep,
- lipothymia,
- lipothymy,
- lose sight of,
- lose track of,
- loss of life,
- lucid stillness,
- making an end,
- marmoreal repose,
- nap,
- neglect,
- nirvana,
- nirvana principle,
- nod,
- nod off,
- not care for,
- not get involved,
- not heed,
- not think,
- nothingness,
- oblivion,
- obliviousness,
- overlook,
- oversleep,
- parting,
- pass over,
- passing,
- passing away,
- passing over,
- peace,
- peacefulness,
- perishing,
- placidity,
- placidness,
- pound,
- quiescence,
- quiescency,
- quiet,
- quietism,
- quietness,
- quietude,
- quietus,
- relax,
- relaxation,
- release,
- repose,
- rest,
- restfulness,
- reward,
- satori,
- saw logs,
- saw wood,
- semiconsciousness,
- senselessness,
- sentence of death,
- serenity,
- shades of death,
- shadow of death,
- shut-eye,
- siesta,
- silence,
- silken repose,
- sleep soundly,
- sleepland,
- sleepwalking,
- slumber,
- slumberland,
- smolder,
- snooze,
- snoozle,
- snore,
- somatic death,
- somnambulism,
- somniloquy,
- somnus,
- stagnate,
- stillness,
- stupor,
- summons of death,
- swoon,
- syncope,
- take a nap,
- take for granted,
- tranquillity,
- unbuttoned ease,
- unconsciousness,
- vegetate,
- winter sleep,
- wise passiveness
- parasite
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- an animal or plant that lives in or on a host (another animal or plant); it obtains nourishment from the host without benefiting or killing the host related words >
- adherent,
- algae,
- appendage,
- attendance,
- attendant,
- autophyte,
- barnacle,
- bean,
- beat,
- bedbug,
- beggar,
- bloodsucker,
- body of retainers,
- bracken,
- brown algae,
- buff,
- bummer,
- cadger,
- cat flea,
- cavaliere servente,
- chigoe,
- climber,
- cockroach,
- cohort,
- conferva,
- confervoid,
- cortege,
- coupon clippers,
- court,
- courtier,
- crab,
- creeper,
- dangler,
- deadbeat,
- dependent,
- diatom,
- disciple,
- dog flea,
- drone,
- entourage,
- fan,
- fern,
- flea,
- flunky,
- follower,
- following,
- freeloader,
- fruits and vegetables,
- fucus,
- fungus,
- grapevine,
- grayback,
- green algae,
- gulfweed,
- hanger-on,
- henchman,
- herb,
- heterophyte,
- homme de cour,
- hyena,
- idle rich,
- idler,
- ivy,
- jackal,
- jigger,
- kelp,
- laze,
- leech,
- legume,
- leisure class,
- lentil,
- liana,
- lichen,
- liverwort,
- lounge lizard,
- louse,
- lumpen proletariat,
- mendicant,
- mite,
- mold,
- moocher,
- mosquito,
- moss,
- mushroom,
- nit,
- nonworker,
- panhandler,
- parasitic plant,
- parasitize,
- partisan,
- pea,
- perthophyte,
- phytoplankton,
- planktonic algae,
- plant families,
- public,
- puffball,
- pulse,
- pursuer,
- pursuivant,
- red algae,
- red bug,
- rentiers,
- retinue,
- roach,
- rockweed,
- rout,
- rust,
- sand flea,
- saprophyte,
- sargasso,
- sargassum,
- satellite,
- scrounge,
- scrounger,
- sea lentil,
- sea moss,
- sea wrack,
- seaweed,
- sectary,
- shadow,
- smell-feast,
- smut,
- spiv,
- sponge,
- sponger,
- stooge,
- successor,
- succulent,
- sucker,
- suite,
- supporter,
- tagtail,
- tail,
- the unemployable,
- the unemployed,
- tick,
- toadstool,
- train,
- trainbearer,
- vermin,
- vetch,
- vine,
- votary,
- ward heeler,
- weevil,
- wood tick,
- wort,
- wrack
- etch
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- make an etching of related words >
- bed,
- bite,
- bring home to,
- carve,
- confirm,
- corrode,
- cut,
- deep-dye,
- define,
- delineate,
- depict,
- describe,
- eat,
- eat into,
- eat out,
- embed,
- engraft,
- engrave,
- engrave on,
- entrench,
- establish,
- fix,
- found,
- grave,
- ground,
- impact,
- implant,
- impress,
- impress upon,
- imprint,
- incise,
- inculcate,
- infix,
- ingrain,
- inscribe,
- instill,
- jam,
- lodge,
- make it felt,
- outline,
- pack,
- picture,
- plant,
- portray,
- print,
- represent,
- root,
- score,
- scratch,
- seat,
- set,
- set forth,
- set in,
- settle,
- stamp,
- stamp on,
- stereotype,
- wedge
- dying
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- in or associated with the process of passing from life or ceasing to be; "a dying man"; "his dying wish"; "a dying fire"; "a dying civilization" related words >
- abatement,
- abridgment,
- alleviation,
- annihilation,
- attenuation,
- bad,
- bane,
- biological death,
- brittle,
- burning out,
- burnout,
- capricious,
- cessation of life,
- changeable,
- choking,
- clinical death,
- comedown,
- contraction,
- controlling,
- corruptible,
- crossing the bar,
- curtains,
- dampening,
- damping,
- death,
- death knell,
- debasement,
- debt of nature,
- decadence,
- decadency,
- decease,
- deciduous,
- declension,
- declination,
- decline,
- declining,
- decrease,
- decrement,
- decrescence,
- deduction,
- deflation,
- deformation,
- degeneracy,
- degenerateness,
- degeneration,
- degradation,
- demise,
- demotion,
- departure,
- depravation,
- depravedness,
- depreciation,
- depression,
- derogation,
- descent,
- despaired of,
- deterioration,
- devolution,
- diminishing,
- diminishment,
- diminution,
- dissolution,
- done for,
- doom,
- dousing,
- downtrend,
- downturn,
- downward mobility,
- downward trend,
- drop,
- dwindling,
- dying off,
- ebb,
- ebb of life,
- ebbing,
- effeteness,
- end,
- end of life,
- ending,
- ephemeral,
- eternal rest,
- evanescent,
- exit,
- expiration,
- expiring,
- extenuation,
- extinction,
- extinguishment,
- facing death,
- fade-out,
- fading,
- failing,
- failure,
- failure of nerve,
- fall,
- falling-off,
- fickle,
- final summons,
- finger of death,
- fire fighting,
- flame-out,
- fleeting,
- flitting,
- fly-by-night,
- flying,
- fragile,
- frail,
- fugacious,
- fugitive,
- given up,
- going,
- going off,
- going out,
- grave,
- hand of death,
- hopeless,
- impermanent,
- impetuous,
- impulsive,
- in articulo mortis,
- in extremis,
- incapable of life,
- inconstant,
- insubstantial,
- involution,
- jaws of death,
- knell,
- languishment,
- lapse,
- last debt,
- last muster,
- last rest,
- last roundup,
- last sleep,
- leaving life,
- lessening,
- letup,
- loss of life,
- loss of tone,
- low,
- lowering,
- making an end,
- miniaturization,
- mitigation,
- momentary,
- moribund,
- mortal,
- mutable,
- near death,
- nondurable,
- nonpermanent,
- nonviable,
- parting,
- passing,
- passing away,
- passing over,
- perishable,
- perishing,
- putting out,
- quenching,
- quietus,
- receding,
- reduction,
- regression,
- relaxation,
- release,
- rest,
- retiring,
- retreating,
- retrocession,
- retrogradation,
- retrogression,
- reward,
- sagging,
- scaling down,
- sentence of death,
- shades of death,
- shadow of death,
- short-lived,
- shrinking,
- simplicity,
- sinking,
- sleep,
- slippage,
- slipping,
- slipping away,
- slump,
- smotheration,
- smothering,
- snuffing,
- somatic death,
- stifling,
- subtraction,
- summons of death,
- temporal,
- temporary,
- terminal,
- terminal case,
- transient,
- transitive,
- transitory,
- undurable,
- unenduring,
- unstable,
- volatile,
- wane,
- waning,
- weakening
- poisoning
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- the act of giving poison to a person or animal with the intent to kill
- the physiological state produced by a poison or other toxic substance related words >
- adulteration,
- autointoxication,
- bane,
- befouling,
- beheading,
- blood,
- blood poisoning,
- bloodletting,
- bloodshed,
- braining,
- burning,
- capital punishment,
- contamination,
- corruption,
- crucifixion,
- dealing death,
- decapitation,
- decollation,
- defenestration,
- defilement,
- destruction,
- destruction of life,
- dispatch,
- electrocution,
- envenoming,
- ergotism,
- euthanasia,
- execution,
- extermination,
- festering,
- flow of blood,
- food poisoning,
- fouling,
- fusillade,
- garrote,
- gassing,
- gore,
- hanging,
- hemlock,
- immolation,
- infection,
- intoxication,
- judicial murder,
- kill,
- killing,
- lapidation,
- martyrdom,
- martyrization,
- mercy killing,
- milk sickness,
- misuse,
- necktie party,
- perversion,
- pollution,
- prostitution,
- ptomaine poisoning,
- pyemia,
- ritual killing,
- ritual murder,
- sacrifice,
- sepsis,
- septic poisoning,
- septicemia,
- septicopyemia,
- shooting,
- slaughter,
- slaying,
- stoning,
- strangling,
- strangulation,
- suppuration,
- taking of life,
- the ax,
- the block,
- the chair,
- the gallows,
- the gas chamber,
- the guillotine,
- the hot seat,
- the rope,
- toxemia,
- venenation,
- vitiation
- predacious
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- hunting and killing other animals for food related words >
- all-devouring,
- all-engulfing,
- bloodsucking,
- cannibal,
- cannibalistic,
- carnivorous,
- commensal,
- dietetic,
- dining,
- eating,
- extortionate,
- feeding,
- flesh-eating,
- fruitarian,
- gastronomic,
- gluttonous,
- grabby,
- grain-eating,
- graminivorous,
- granivorous,
- grasping,
- grass-eating,
- herbivorous,
- insect-eating,
- insectivorous,
- lactovegetarian,
- looting,
- lupine,
- man-eating,
- marauding,
- meat-eating,
- mensal,
- nourishing,
- nutritious,
- omnivorous,
- omophagous,
- pantophagous,
- parasitic,
- phytivorous,
- phytophagous,
- pillaging,
- plant-eating,
- plundering,
- plunderous,
- postprandial,
- prandial,
- predatory,
- preprandial,
- rapacious,
- raptorial,
- ravaging,
- ravening,
- ravenous,
- sharkish,
- spoliatory,
- vegetable-eating,
- vegetarian,
- vulturine,
- vulturous,
- wolfish
- boarder
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- a pupil who lives at school during term time
- someone who forces their way aboard ship; "stand by to repel boarders" related words >
- Brillat-Savarin,
- Lucullus,
- board-and-roomer,
- bon vivant,
- cannibal,
- carnivore,
- connoisseur of food,
- consumer,
- diner,
- diner-out,
- eater,
- eater-out,
- epicure,
- feeder,
- flesh-eater,
- fruitarian,
- gastronome,
- glutton,
- gourmand,
- gourmet,
- grain-eater,
- graminivore,
- granivore,
- herbivore,
- high liver,
- hungry mouth,
- lactovegetarian,
- lessee,
- lodger,
- luncher,
- man-eater,
- meat-eater,
- mouth,
- omnivore,
- omophagist,
- pantophagist,
- paying guest,
- phytophage,
- picnicker,
- plant-eater,
- predacean,
- renter,
- roomer,
- tenant,
- transient,
- transient guest,
- trencherman,
- underlessee,
- vegetarian
- diary
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- a personal journal (as a physical object)
- a daily written record of (usually personal) experiences and observations related words >
- Clio,
- Domesday Book,
- Muse of history,
- account book,
- address book,
- adventures,
- adversaria,
- album,
- annals,
- annual,
- appointment calendar,
- appointment schedule,
- autobiography,
- bimonthly,
- biographical sketch,
- biography,
- biweekly,
- blankbook,
- blotter,
- calendar,
- case history,
- cashbook,
- catalog,
- check sheet,
- chronicle,
- chronicles,
- chronology,
- classified catalog,
- clock card,
- commonplace book,
- confessions,
- court calendar,
- curriculum vitae,
- daily,
- date slip,
- datebook,
- daybook,
- desk calendar,
- diptych,
- docket,
- engagement book,
- ephemeris,
- experiences,
- fortnightly,
- fortunes,
- gazette,
- hagiography,
- hagiology,
- historiography,
- history,
- journal,
- ledger,
- legend,
- life,
- life and letters,
- life story,
- log,
- logbook,
- loose-leaf notebook,
- magazine,
- martyrology,
- memo book,
- memoir,
- memoirs,
- memorabilia,
- memorandum book,
- memorial,
- memorials,
- memory book,
- monthly,
- necrology,
- newsmagazine,
- notebook,
- obituary,
- organ,
- pad,
- periodical,
- petty cashbook,
- photobiography,
- pictorial,
- pocket notebook,
- pocketbook,
- police blotter,
- profile,
- quarterly,
- record,
- register,
- registry,
- resume,
- review,
- scrapbook,
- scratch pad,
- serial,
- slick magazine,
- spiral notebook,
- story,
- table,
- tablet,
- theory of history,
- time book,
- time chart,
- time scale,
- time schedule,
- time sheet,
- time study,
- timecard,
- timetable,
- trade magazine,
- triptych,
- weekly,
- workbook,
- writing tablet,
- yearbook
- memoir
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- an essay on a scientific or scholarly topic
- an account of the author's personal experiences related words >
- Clio,
- Muse of history,
- account,
- accounts,
- adventures,
- adversaria,
- aide-memoire,
- anecdote,
- annals,
- annotation,
- article,
- autobiography,
- biographical sketch,
- biography,
- case history,
- causerie,
- chronicle,
- chronicles,
- chronology,
- commitment to memory,
- confessions,
- curriculum vitae,
- descant,
- diary,
- discourse,
- discussion,
- disquisition,
- dissertation,
- docket,
- entry,
- essay,
- etude,
- examination,
- excursus,
- exercise of memory,
- experiences,
- exposition,
- feature,
- first approach,
- flashback,
- footnote,
- fortunes,
- hagiography,
- hagiology,
- hindsight,
- historiography,
- history,
- homily,
- introductory study,
- item,
- jotting,
- journal,
- learning by heart,
- legend,
- letters,
- life,
- life and letters,
- life story,
- looking back,
- lucubration,
- marginal note,
- marginalia,
- martyrology,
- memo,
- memoirs,
- memorabilia,
- memorandum,
- memorial,
- memorials,
- memories,
- memorization,
- memorizing,
- memory,
- minutes,
- monograph,
- morceau,
- narrative,
- necrology,
- notation,
- note,
- obituary,
- outline,
- pandect,
- paper,
- paragraph,
- photobiography,
- piece,
- preliminary study,
- profile,
- prolegomenon,
- recall,
- recalling,
- recollecting,
- recollection,
- reconsideration,
- record,
- records,
- reflection,
- register,
- registry,
- remembering,
- remembrance,
- reminder,
- reminiscence,
- report,
- reportage,
- research paper,
- resume,
- retrospect,
- retrospection,
- review,
- rote,
- rote memory,
- scholia,
- scholium,
- screed,
- sketch,
- special article,
- story,
- study,
- survey,
- term paper,
- theme,
- theory of history,
- thesis,
- tract,
- tractate,
- treatise,
- treatment
- affiliation,
- animal kingdom,
- apparentation,
- birth,
- blood,
- bloodline,
- branch,
- breed,
- brood,
- clan,
- class,
- common ancestry,
- consanguinity,
- deme,
- derivation,
- descent,
- direct line,
- distaff side,
- extraction,
- family,
- female line,
- filiation,
- folk,
- gens,
- house,
- kind,
- line,
- line of descent,
- lineage,
- male line,
- matriclan,
- nation,
- order,
- patriclan,
- people,
- phratry,
- phyle,
- phylum,
- plant kingdom,
- race,
- seed,
- sept,
- side,
- spear side,
- species,
- spindle side,
- stem,
- stock,
- strain,
- succession,
- sword side,
- totem,
- tribe
- vicissitude
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- mutability in life or nature (especially successive alternation from one condition to another)
- a variation in circumstances or fortune at different times in your life or in the development of something; "the project was subject to the usual vicissitudes of exploratory research" related words >
- adverse circumstances,
- adversity,
- affliction,
- aggravation,
- alteration,
- alternation,
- annoyance,
- asperity,
- blight,
- bummer,
- care,
- chain of circumstances,
- chain reaction,
- change,
- changeability,
- changes,
- chapter of accidents,
- chop and change,
- concatenation of events,
- contrasts,
- cross,
- curse,
- difficulties,
- difficulty,
- diversity,
- downer,
- feast and famine,
- fluctuation,
- flukiness,
- flux,
- hard knocks,
- hard life,
- hard lot,
- hardcase,
- hardness,
- hardship,
- inconstancy,
- innovation,
- ins and outs,
- irritation,
- mischance,
- misfortune,
- mutability,
- mutation,
- novelty,
- oscillation,
- pendulation,
- permutation,
- plight,
- predicament,
- pressure,
- progression,
- reversal,
- rigor,
- sea of troubles,
- seesawing,
- shifting,
- shuffling,
- sport,
- stress,
- stress of life,
- teeter-tottering,
- teetering,
- tottering,
- transposition,
- trial,
- tribulation,
- trouble,
- troubles,
- unpredictability,
- ups and downs,
- vacillation,
- vale of tears,
- variability,
- variation,
- variations,
- variety,
- vicious circle,
- vicissitudes,
- vicissitudes of fortune,
- wavering
- abdomen,
- anus,
- appendix,
- blind gut,
- bosom,
- bowels,
- brain,
- breast,
- cecum,
- center,
- center of life,
- colon,
- core,
- deepest recesses,
- duodenum,
- endocardium,
- entrails,
- esoteric reality,
- foregut,
- giblets,
- gizzard,
- guts,
- heart,
- heart of hearts,
- hindgut,
- inmost heart,
- inmost soul,
- innards,
- inner,
- inner landscape,
- inner life,
- inner man,
- inner mechanism,
- inner nature,
- inner recess,
- inner self,
- inside,
- insides,
- interior,
- interior man,
- intern,
- internal,
- internals,
- intestine,
- intrados,
- inward,
- inwards,
- jejunum,
- kidney,
- kishkes,
- large intestine,
- liver,
- liver and lights,
- lung,
- midgut,
- nerve center,
- penetralia,
- perineum,
- pump,
- pylorus,
- quick,
- recesses,
- rectum,
- secret heart,
- secret place,
- secret places,
- small intestine,
- soul,
- spirit,
- spleen,
- stomach,
- ticker,
- tripes,
- true being,
- true inwardness,
- vermiform appendix,
- viscera,
- vital center,
- vital principle,
- works
- Heaven
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- the abode of God and the angels related words >
- Acheron,
- Almighty God,
- Alpha and Omega,
- Atropos,
- Clotho,
- Dame Fortune,
- Decuma,
- Demiourgos,
- Demiurge,
- Fata,
- Fates,
- Fortuna,
- God,
- God Almighty,
- Hell,
- I Am,
- Jehovah,
- Jordan,
- King of Kings,
- Lachesis,
- Lord,
- Lord of Lords,
- Lord of hosts,
- Moirai,
- Morta,
- Nona,
- Norns,
- Omnipotence,
- Omniscience,
- Paradise,
- Parcae,
- Providence,
- Skuld,
- Stygian shore,
- Styx,
- Tyche,
- Urdur,
- Verthandi,
- Weird Sisters,
- Weirds,
- a better place,
- afterlife,
- afterworld,
- destiny,
- eternal home,
- fate,
- future state,
- home,
- life after death,
- life to come,
- next world,
- otherworld,
- postexistence,
- river of death,
- the Absolute,
- the Absolute Being,
- the All-holy,
- the All-knowing,
- the All-merciful,
- the All-powerful,
- the All-wise,
- the Almighty,
- the Creator,
- the Deity,
- the Divinity,
- the Eternal,
- the Eternal Being,
- the First Cause,
- the Infinite,
- the Infinite Spirit,
- the Maker,
- the Omnipotent,
- the Omniscient,
- the Preserver,
- the Supreme Being,
- the Supreme Soul,
- the beyond,
- the good hereafter,
- the grave,
- the great beyond,
- the great hereafter,
- the hereafter,
- the unknown,
- what bodes,
- what is fated,
- world to come
- Brillat-Savarin,
- Lucullus,
- belly-god,
- board-and-roomer,
- boarder,
- bon vivant,
- cannibal,
- carnivore,
- connoisseur of food,
- consumer,
- cormorant,
- diner,
- diner-out,
- eater,
- eater-out,
- epicure,
- feeder,
- flesh-eater,
- fruitarian,
- gastronome,
- glutton,
- gorger,
- gormand,
- gormandizer,
- gourmand,
- gourmandizer,
- gourmet,
- grain-eater,
- graminivore,
- granivore,
- greedy eater,
- greedygut,
- greedyguts,
- guttler,
- herbivore,
- high liver,
- hog,
- hungry mouth,
- husky eater,
- lactovegetarian,
- luncher,
- man-eater,
- meat-eater,
- mouth,
- omnivore,
- omophagist,
- pantophagist,
- phytophage,
- picnicker,
- pig,
- plant-eater,
- predacean,
- trencherwoman,
- vegetarian
- live
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- exerting force or containing energy; "live coals"; "tossed a live cigarette out the window"; "got a shock from a live wire"; "live ore is unmined ore"; "a live bomb"; "a live ball is one in play"
- of current relevance; "a live issue"; "still a live option"
- in current use or ready for use; "live copy is ready to be set in type or already set but not yet proofread"
- abounding with life and energy; "the club members are a really live bunch"
- actually being performed at the time of hearing or viewing; "a live television program"; "brought to you live from Lincoln Center"; "live entertainment involves performers actually in the physical presence of a live audience"
- charged with an explosive; "live ammunition"; "a live bomb"
- not recorded; "the opera was broadcast live"
- lead a certain kind of life; live in a certain style; "we had to live frugally after the war"
- pursue a positive and satisfying existence; "You must accept yourself and others if you really want to live" related words >
- Be,
- abide,
- ablaze,
- aboveground,
- active,
- activist,
- activistic,
- actual,
- afire,
- aflame,
- aflicker,
- aglow,
- alight,
- alive,
- alive and kicking,
- among the living,
- animate,
- animated,
- ardent,
- be,
- be alive,
- be animate,
- be extant,
- be found,
- be in existence,
- be met with,
- be present,
- be somebody,
- be something,
- be the case,
- be there,
- berth,
- bide,
- blazing,
- bouncing,
- bouncy,
- breathe,
- breathing,
- breezy,
- brisk,
- bubbly,
- bunk,
- burning,
- busy,
- candent,
- candescent,
- capable of life,
- carry on,
- charged,
- chipper,
- cohabit,
- comburent,
- combustible,
- complete,
- conclude,
- conflagrant,
- conscious,
- contemporary,
- continue,
- continue to be,
- current,
- cut a dash,
- cut a figure,
- defeat time,
- defy time,
- dig,
- domicile,
- domiciliate,
- doss down,
- draw breath,
- dwell,
- dynamic,
- ebullient,
- effective,
- effectual,
- effervescent,
- efficacious,
- efficient,
- electrified,
- end,
- endowed with life,
- endure,
- energetic,
- enlivened,
- exist,
- existent,
- explosive,
- extend,
- fare,
- fetch breath,
- figure,
- finish,
- flagrant,
- flaming,
- flaring,
- flickering,
- flourish,
- frisky,
- full of go,
- full of life,
- full of pep,
- fuming,
- function,
- functioning,
- get along,
- gleam,
- glitter,
- glow,
- glowing,
- go on,
- guttering,
- hang out,
- happen to be,
- have being,
- have life,
- have place,
- high-tension,
- hold,
- hold on,
- hold out,
- hot,
- ignescent,
- ignited,
- in a blaze,
- in a glow,
- in flames,
- in the flesh,
- incandescent,
- inflamed,
- inhabit,
- inspirited,
- instinct with life,
- keep,
- keep on,
- kindled,
- last,
- last long,
- last out,
- live and breathe,
- live on,
- live through,
- lively,
- living,
- loaded,
- lodge,
- long-lived,
- maintain,
- make a figure,
- make a splash,
- material,
- mercurial,
- militant,
- move,
- nest,
- obtain,
- occupy,
- occur,
- on fire,
- operative,
- palpable,
- peppy,
- perch,
- perdure,
- perennate,
- perky,
- persevere,
- persist,
- pert,
- physical,
- prevail,
- quick,
- quicksilver,
- real,
- red-hot,
- reeking,
- remain,
- reside,
- respire,
- room,
- roost,
- run,
- run on,
- running,
- scintillant,
- scintillating,
- shine,
- smacking,
- smoking,
- smoldering,
- snappy,
- spanking,
- sparking,
- spend,
- spirited,
- sprightly,
- spry,
- squat,
- stand,
- stay,
- stay on,
- subsist,
- survive,
- sustain,
- tangible,
- tarry,
- tenacious of life,
- tenant,
- tide over,
- unextinguished,
- unquenched,
- very much alive,
- viable,
- vigorous,
- vital,
- vivacious,
- vivified,
- walk the earth,
- wear,
- wear well,
- white-hot,
- working,
- zingy,
- zoetic
- resume
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- take up or begin anew; "We resumed the negotiations"
- return to a previous location or condition; "The painting resumed its old condition when we restored it"
- assume anew; "resume a title"; "resume an office"; "resume one's duties" related words >
- Clio,
- Muse of history,
- adventures,
- annals,
- autobiography,
- battologize,
- begin again,
- biographical sketch,
- biography,
- carry on,
- case history,
- chronicle,
- chronicles,
- chronology,
- come again,
- come up again,
- confessions,
- continue,
- copy,
- core,
- critique,
- curriculum vitae,
- diary,
- dwelling upon,
- echo,
- elaboration,
- epitome,
- essence,
- experiences,
- fill,
- fortunes,
- get back,
- gist,
- give an encore,
- go back,
- go back to,
- go on,
- go over,
- go through,
- going over,
- hagiography,
- hagiology,
- have another shot,
- have another try,
- historiography,
- history,
- iterate,
- iteration,
- journal,
- keep coming,
- keep up,
- legend,
- life,
- life and letters,
- life story,
- main point,
- martyrology,
- meat,
- memoir,
- memoirs,
- memorabilia,
- memorial,
- memorials,
- necrology,
- obituary,
- pad,
- photobiography,
- pick up,
- pith,
- practice,
- practicing,
- profile,
- ransom,
- reaffirm,
- reaffirmation,
- reappear,
- reassert,
- rebegin,
- recap,
- recapitulate,
- recapitulation,
- recapture,
- recital,
- recite,
- reclaim,
- recommence,
- record,
- recount,
- recountal,
- recounting,
- recoup,
- recover,
- recuperate,
- recur,
- redeem,
- reenter,
- regain,
- rehash,
- rehearsal,
- rehearse,
- reissue,
- reiterate,
- reiteration,
- renew,
- renovate,
- reoccupy,
- reoccur,
- reopen,
- repeat,
- replevin,
- replevy,
- repossess,
- reprint,
- resound,
- restate,
- restatement,
- restore,
- retail,
- retake,
- retell,
- retelling,
- retrieve,
- return,
- return to,
- reverberate,
- revert,
- review,
- revindicate,
- revive,
- reword,
- run over,
- run-through,
- rundown,
- say over,
- say over again,
- start all over,
- story,
- substance,
- sum,
- sum and substance,
- sum up,
- summarize,
- summary,
- summation,
- summing up,
- summing-up,
- take back,
- take up,
- take up again,
- tautologize,
- theory of history
- bean
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- any of various edible seeds of plants of the family Leguminosae used for food
- any of various leguminous plants grown for their edible seeds and pods
- any of various seeds or fruits that are beans or resemble beans
- hit on the head, especially with a pitched baseball related words >
- Irish potato,
- Kraut,
- a continental,
- a curse,
- a damn,
- a darn,
- a hoot,
- algae,
- aubergine,
- autophyte,
- bagatelle,
- bauble,
- beans,
- belfry,
- bibelot,
- bit,
- bracken,
- brain,
- brass farthing,
- brow,
- brown algae,
- button,
- cabbage,
- cent,
- climber,
- conferva,
- confervoid,
- conk,
- creeper,
- crown,
- curio,
- diatom,
- dome,
- eggplant,
- encephalon,
- farce,
- farthing,
- feather,
- fern,
- fig,
- fleabite,
- folderol,
- fribble,
- frippery,
- fruits and vegetables,
- fucus,
- fungus,
- gaud,
- gewgaw,
- gimcrack,
- grapevine,
- gray matter,
- green algae,
- greens,
- gulfweed,
- hair,
- halfpenny,
- head,
- headpiece,
- herb,
- heterophyte,
- hill of beans,
- ivy,
- jest,
- joke,
- kelp,
- kickshaw,
- knickknack,
- knickknackery,
- legume,
- legumes,
- lentil,
- liana,
- lichen,
- liverwort,
- love apple,
- mad apple,
- minikin,
- mockery,
- mold,
- molehill,
- moss,
- mushroom,
- noddle,
- noggin,
- noodle,
- organ of thought,
- parasite,
- parasitic plant,
- pate,
- pea,
- peppercorn,
- perthophyte,
- phytoplankton,
- picayune,
- pieplant,
- pin,
- pinch of snuff,
- pinprick,
- planktonic algae,
- plant families,
- poll,
- potato,
- potherbs,
- produce,
- puffball,
- pulse,
- rap,
- red algae,
- red cent,
- rhubarb,
- ridge,
- rockweed,
- row of pins,
- rush,
- rust,
- saprophyte,
- sargasso,
- sargassum,
- sconce,
- sea lentil,
- sea moss,
- sea wrack,
- seat of thought,
- seaweed,
- sensation,
- sensorium,
- sensory,
- shit,
- smut,
- snap,
- sneeshing,
- sou,
- spud,
- straw,
- succulent,
- tater,
- toadstool,
- tomato,
- toy,
- trifle,
- trinket,
- triviality,
- tuppence,
- two cents,
- twopence,
- vegetables,
- vetch,
- vine,
- whim-wham,
- white potato,
- wort,
- wrack
- leaseholder
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- a tenant who holds a lease related words >
- nonviable
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- not capable of living or developing successfully related words >
- bury
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- place in the earth and cover with soil; "They buried the stolen goods"
- embed deeply; "She sank her fingers into the soft sand"; "He buried his head in her lap"
- cover from sight; "Afghani women buried under their burkas"
- place in a grave or tomb; "Stalin was buried behind the Kremlin wall on Red Square"; "The pharaohs were entombed in the pyramids"; "My grandfather was laid to rest last Sunday" related words >
- abandon,
- baptize,
- bosom,
- bottle up,
- cache,
- coffin,
- conceal,
- conduct a funeral,
- consign to oblivion,
- cover up,
- deluge,
- deposit,
- dip,
- douse,
- drown,
- duck,
- dunk,
- embosom,
- encoffin,
- engulf,
- ensepulcher,
- enshrine,
- entomb,
- eradicate,
- extirpate,
- file and forget,
- forget,
- hearse,
- hide,
- hide away,
- immerge,
- immerse,
- inearth,
- inhume,
- inter,
- inundate,
- inurn,
- keep hidden,
- keep secret,
- lay to rest,
- lock up,
- merge,
- obscure,
- overcome,
- overwhelm,
- plant,
- plunge,
- plunge in water,
- put away,
- seal up,
- secrete,
- sepulture,
- sink,
- souse,
- stash,
- store away,
- stow away,
- submerge,
- submerse,
- tomb,
- whelm
- tenderness
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- a tendency to express warm and affectionate feeling
- warm compassionate feelings
- a pain that is felt (as when the area is touched); "the best results are generally obtained by inserting the needle into the point of maximum tenderness"; "after taking a cold, rawness of the larynx and trachea come on" related words >
- acceptance,
- airiness,
- algesia,
- allergy,
- anaphylaxis,
- ascent,
- bleeding heart,
- bloom,
- bowels of compassion,
- bubbliness,
- budtime,
- buoyancy,
- clemency,
- clementness,
- compassion,
- compassionateness,
- considerateness,
- daintiness,
- delicacy,
- downiness,
- early years,
- easiness,
- easygoingness,
- empathy,
- ethereality,
- exquisiteness,
- featheriness,
- festering,
- fineness,
- floatability,
- florescence,
- flossiness,
- flowering time,
- fluffiness,
- foaminess,
- fondness,
- forbearance,
- forbearing,
- frothiness,
- gentleness,
- gossameriness,
- humaneness,
- humanity,
- hyperesthesia,
- hyperpathia,
- hypersensitivity,
- identification,
- inflammation,
- insolidity,
- irritability,
- irritation,
- jeunesse,
- juvenescence,
- juvenility,
- lack of weight,
- laxness,
- lenience,
- leniency,
- lenientness,
- lenity,
- levitation,
- levity,
- lightness,
- mellowness,
- mercifulness,
- mercy,
- mildness,
- moderateness,
- morbidezza,
- my burning youth,
- my green age,
- nervousness,
- nonresistiveness,
- nonrigidity,
- oversensibility,
- oversensitiveness,
- overtenderness,
- passibility,
- patience,
- perceptiveness,
- perceptivity,
- photophobia,
- pity,
- plushiness,
- prickliness,
- prime of life,
- pulpiness,
- rankling,
- responsiveness,
- ruthfulness,
- salad days,
- satininess,
- seedtime of life,
- sensitiveness,
- sensitivity,
- sensitization,
- silkiness,
- softheartedness,
- softness,
- sore,
- sore spot,
- soreness,
- sponginess,
- springtime of life,
- supersensitivity,
- sympathy,
- tact,
- tactfulness,
- tender age,
- tender feeling,
- tenderheartedness,
- tetchiness,
- thin skin,
- ticklishness,
- tolerance,
- touchiness,
- unheaviness,
- unsolidity,
- velvetiness,
- volatility,
- warm heart,
- warmheartedness,
- weakness,
- weightlessness,
- yeastiness,
- young blood,
- youngness,
- youth,
- youthfulness,
- youthhead,
- youthhood,
- youthiness
- Apostolici,
- Brillat-Savarin,
- Encratite,
- Lucullus,
- Pythagorean,
- Pythagorist,
- Rechabite,
- Shaker,
- abstainer,
- abstinent,
- ascetic,
- banian,
- board-and-roomer,
- boarder,
- bon vivant,
- cannibal,
- carnivore,
- connoisseur of food,
- consumer,
- diner,
- diner-out,
- eater,
- eater-out,
- epicure,
- feeder,
- flesh-eater,
- gastronome,
- glutton,
- gourmand,
- gourmet,
- grain-eater,
- graminivore,
- granivore,
- gymnosophist,
- herbivore,
- high liver,
- hungry mouth,
- hydropot,
- lactovegetarian,
- luncher,
- man-eater,
- meat-eater,
- mouth,
- nephalist,
- omnivore,
- omophagist,
- pantophagist,
- phytophage,
- picnicker,
- plant-eater,
- predacean,
- teetotaler,
- teetotalist,
- trencherman,
- vegetarian,
- water-drinker
- accessories,
- accouterments,
- appanages,
- apparatus,
- appendages,
- appliances,
- appointments,
- appurtenances,
- armament,
- baggage,
- belongings,
- chattels,
- choses,
- choses in action,
- choses in possession,
- choses local,
- choses transitory,
- clobber,
- conveniences,
- crap,
- duffel,
- effects,
- equipage,
- equipment,
- facilities,
- facility,
- fittings,
- fixtures,
- furnishings,
- furniture,
- gear,
- impedimenta,
- installations,
- junk,
- kit,
- machinery,
- material things,
- materials,
- materiel,
- movables,
- munition,
- munitions,
- outfit,
- perquisites,
- personal effects,
- plant,
- plumbing,
- possessions,
- property,
- rig,
- rigging,
- rubbish,
- shit,
- stock-in-trade,
- stuff,
- supplies,
- tackle,
- things,
- trappings,
- utensils
- consumer
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- a person who uses goods or services related words >
- Brillat-Savarin,
- Lucullus,
- board-and-roomer,
- boarder,
- bon vivant,
- browser,
- buyer,
- cannibal,
- carnivore,
- connoisseur of food,
- customer agent,
- diner,
- diner-out,
- eater,
- eater-out,
- employer,
- emptor,
- enjoyer,
- epicure,
- feeder,
- flesh-eater,
- fruitarian,
- gastronome,
- glutton,
- gourmand,
- gourmet,
- grain-eater,
- graminivore,
- granivore,
- herbivore,
- high liver,
- hungry mouth,
- lactovegetarian,
- luncher,
- man-eater,
- marketer,
- meat-eater,
- mouth,
- omnivore,
- omophagist,
- pantophagist,
- phytophage,
- picnicker,
- plant-eater,
- predacean,
- purchaser,
- purchasing agent,
- shopper,
- trencherman,
- user,
- vegetarian,
- vendee,
- window-shopper
- matronly
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- befitting or characteristic of a fully mature woman; "her matronly figure" related words >
- affluence
collapse
- 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
- adventure
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- a wild and exciting undertaking (not necessarily lawful) related words >
- Clio,
- accomplished fact,
- accomplishment,
- achievement,
- act,
- acta,
- action,
- adventures,
- affair,
- annals,
- aristeia,
- autobiography,
- bet,
- biographical sketch,
- biography,
- blow,
- bold stroke,
- case history,
- casualty,
- chance,
- chance hit,
- chronicle,
- chronicles,
- chronology,
- circumstance,
- confessions,
- contingency,
- contingent,
- coup,
- curriculum vitae,
- danger,
- dare,
- dealings,
- deed,
- diary,
- doing,
- doings,
- effort,
- emprise,
- endanger,
- endeavor,
- enterprise,
- episode,
- escapade,
- event,
- expedition,
- experience,
- experiences,
- exploit,
- exploration,
- fact,
- fait accompli,
- feat,
- fluke,
- fortuity,
- fortunes,
- freak accident,
- gamble,
- gest,
- go,
- hagiography,
- hagiology,
- hand,
- handiwork,
- hap,
- happening,
- happenstance,
- hazard,
- heroic act,
- historiography,
- history,
- imperil,
- incident,
- jeopardize,
- job,
- journal,
- legend,
- life,
- life and letters,
- life story,
- long odds,
- long shot,
- lucky shot,
- maneuver,
- martyrology,
- matter of fact,
- measure,
- memoir,
- memoirs,
- memorabilia,
- memorial,
- memorials,
- mission,
- move,
- necrology,
- obituary,
- occasion,
- occurrence,
- operation,
- overt act,
- particular,
- passage,
- performance,
- peril,
- phenomenon,
- photobiography,
- pilgrimage,
- proceeding,
- production,
- profile,
- punt,
- quest,
- reality,
- record,
- res gestae,
- resume,
- risk,
- speculation,
- stake,
- step,
- story,
- stroke,
- stunt,
- theory of history,
- thing,
- thing done,
- threaten,
- tour de force,
- transaction,
- turn,
- turn of events,
- undertaking,
- venture,
- wager,
- waver,
- work,
- works
- active,
- actuating,
- acute,
- animating,
- ardent,
- begging,
- burning,
- cajoling,
- causal,
- causative,
- choiceless,
- clamant,
- clamorous,
- coaxing,
- compelling,
- compulsory,
- critical,
- crucial,
- crying,
- cursory,
- demanding,
- directive,
- draining,
- driving,
- dunning,
- earnest,
- emergency,
- emphatic,
- energetic,
- enthusiastic,
- exacting,
- exciting,
- exigent,
- exorbitant,
- expeditious,
- extortionate,
- fervent,
- festinate,
- feverish,
- fiery,
- firm,
- flying,
- forceful,
- furious,
- glowing,
- grasping,
- hasty,
- high-pressure,
- high-priority,
- hurried,
- immediate,
- impassioned,
- impelling,
- imperative,
- imperious,
- important,
- importunate,
- impulsive,
- inducive,
- insistent,
- instant,
- last-minute,
- life-and-death,
- life-or-death,
- loud,
- mandatory,
- motivating,
- motivational,
- motive,
- moving,
- nagging,
- necessary,
- necessitous,
- obligatory,
- on the spot,
- passing,
- passionate,
- persistent,
- pertinacious,
- pestering,
- pivotal,
- plaguing,
- pressing,
- prompt,
- provoking,
- quick,
- rush,
- serious,
- slap-bang,
- slapdash,
- snap,
- solicitous,
- speedy,
- stimulating,
- stirring,
- superficial,
- swift,
- taxing,
- teasing,
- tenacious,
- vehement,
- vital,
- warm,
- wheedling,
- without choice
- wealth
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- the quality of profuse abundance; "she has a wealth of talent"
- property that has economic utility: a monetary value or an exchange value
- an abundance of material possessions and resources
- the state of being rich and affluent; having a plentiful supply of material goods and money; "great wealth is not a sign of great intelligence" related words >
- Easy Street,
- abundance,
- affluence,
- ample sufficiency,
- ampleness,
- amplitude,
- assessed valuation,
- assets,
- assets and liabilities,
- avalanche,
- bed of roses,
- bonanza,
- bountifulness,
- bountiousness,
- bumper crop,
- capital,
- capital gains,
- circumstances,
- cleanup,
- clear profit,
- clover,
- comfort,
- copiousness,
- current assets,
- deferred assets,
- dividends,
- earnings,
- ease,
- easy circumstances,
- estate,
- extravagance,
- exuberance,
- felicity,
- fertility,
- filthy lucre,
- fixed assets,
- fleshpots,
- flood,
- flow,
- foison,
- fortune,
- frozen assets,
- full measure,
- fullness,
- funds,
- gain,
- gains,
- generosity,
- generousness,
- get,
- gettings,
- gleanings,
- goods,
- gracious life,
- gracious living,
- great abundance,
- great plenty,
- gross,
- gross profit,
- gush,
- happiness,
- hoard,
- holdings,
- income,
- intangible assets,
- intangibles,
- interest,
- killing,
- landslide,
- lap of luxury,
- lavishness,
- liberality,
- liberalness,
- life of ease,
- liquid assets,
- loaves and fishes,
- lots,
- lucre,
- luxuriance,
- luxury,
- makings,
- material assets,
- maximum,
- mean,
- means,
- more than enough,
- much,
- myriad,
- myriads,
- neat profit,
- net,
- net assets,
- net profit,
- net worth,
- numerousness,
- opulence,
- opulency,
- outpouring,
- overflow,
- paper profits,
- pelf,
- percentage,
- perk,
- perks,
- perquisite,
- pickings,
- plenitude,
- plenteousness,
- plentifulness,
- plenty,
- possessions,
- prevalence,
- proceeds,
- prodigality,
- productiveness,
- profit,
- profits,
- profuseness,
- profusion,
- property,
- prosperity,
- prosperousness,
- quantities,
- quick assets,
- rake-off,
- receipts,
- repleteness,
- repletion,
- resources,
- return,
- returns,
- rich harvest,
- rich vein,
- riches,
- richness,
- riot,
- riotousness,
- scads,
- security,
- shower,
- spate,
- stock,
- stock-in-trade,
- store,
- stream,
- substance,
- substantiality,
- substantialness,
- success,
- superabundance,
- take,
- take-in,
- tangible assets,
- tangibles,
- teemingness,
- the affluent life,
- the good life,
- thriving condition,
- upward mobility,
- velvet,
- weal,
- welfare,
- well-being,
- winnings,
- worth
- cut down
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- intercept (a player) related words >
- abbreviate,
- abridge,
- abstract,
- annihilate,
- beat down,
- bereave of life,
- blow down,
- blow over,
- blow to pieces,
- blow up,
- bob,
- boil down,
- bowl down,
- bowl over,
- brain,
- break down,
- bring down,
- bulldog,
- bulldoze,
- burn down,
- burn to death,
- capsulize,
- carry away,
- carry off,
- cast down,
- chloroform,
- chop down,
- clip,
- compress,
- condense,
- contract,
- crop,
- curtail,
- curtail expenses,
- cut,
- cut back,
- cut corners,
- cut off,
- cut off short,
- cut short,
- cut to pieces,
- damp,
- dampen,
- dash down,
- deal a deathblow,
- deck,
- decrease,
- deduct,
- deflate,
- depreciate,
- depress,
- deprive of life,
- destroy,
- diminish,
- disintegrate,
- dispatch,
- dispose of,
- do away with,
- do for,
- do to death,
- dock,
- down,
- downgrade,
- drop,
- elide,
- end,
- epitomize,
- execute,
- exterminate,
- fell,
- fetch down,
- finish,
- finish off,
- flatten,
- floor,
- foreshorten,
- frag,
- give the quietus,
- ground,
- gun down,
- hew down,
- immolate,
- incinerate,
- jugulate,
- kill,
- knock down,
- knock over,
- lapidate,
- launch into eternity,
- lay level,
- lay low,
- lay out,
- lessen,
- level,
- liquidate,
- lower,
- lynch,
- make away with,
- mark down,
- martyr,
- martyrize,
- mow,
- mow down,
- nip,
- pare,
- pare down expenses,
- pistol,
- poison,
- poleax,
- poll,
- pollard,
- precipitate,
- prostrate,
- prune,
- pull down,
- purge,
- put away,
- put down,
- put to death,
- put to sleep,
- rase,
- raze,
- reap,
- recap,
- recapitulate,
- reduce,
- remove from life,
- retrench,
- riddle,
- roll back,
- sacrifice,
- scale down,
- send headlong,
- shave,
- shear,
- shoot,
- shoot down,
- shoot to death,
- shorten,
- shotgun,
- silence,
- simplify,
- slash,
- slay,
- slow down,
- smash,
- snub,
- spread-eagle,
- stab to death,
- starve,
- steamroller,
- step down,
- stone,
- stone to death,
- strike dead,
- stunt,
- sum up,
- summarize,
- supinate,
- synopsize,
- take a reef,
- take down,
- take from,
- take in,
- take life,
- take off,
- tear down,
- telescope,
- throw,
- throw down,
- topple,
- trim,
- trip,
- truncate,
- tumble,
- tune down,
- vaporize,
- whack down
- 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
- activator,
- animator,
- arouser,
- bad boy,
- banana,
- bon vivant,
- booger,
- buffoon,
- bugger,
- burlesquer,
- caricaturist,
- clown,
- clubman,
- clubwoman,
- comedian,
- comic,
- cutup,
- devil,
- elf,
- energizer,
- enfant terrible,
- epigrammatist,
- excellent companion,
- funmaker,
- funnyman,
- gag writer,
- gagman,
- gagster,
- good company,
- good mixer,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hooligan,
- human dynamo,
- humorist,
- imp,
- ironist,
- jester,
- joiner,
- joker,
- jokesmith,
- jokester,
- knave,
- lampooner,
- life,
- little devil,
- little monkey,
- little rascal,
- madcap,
- man-about-town,
- minx,
- mischief,
- mischief-maker,
- mixer,
- motivating force,
- motive power,
- nightclub habitue,
- parodist,
- pixie,
- playboy,
- pleasant company,
- practical joker,
- prankster,
- puck,
- punner,
- punster,
- quipster,
- rapscallion,
- rascal,
- reparteeist,
- restorative,
- rogue,
- rowdy,
- ruffian,
- satirist,
- scamp,
- scapegrace,
- social lion,
- spark plug,
- stimulant,
- stimulator,
- stimulus,
- tonic,
- wag,
- wagwit,
- wisecracker,
- wit,
- witling,
- zany
- breath
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- the process of taking in and expelling air during breathing; "he took a deep breath and dived into the pool"; "he was fighting to his last breath"
- a slight movement of the air; "there wasn't a breath of air in the room"
- the air that is inhaled and exhaled in respiration; "his sour breath offended her"
- a short respite related words >
- Aqua-Lung,
- a breath,
- afterdamp,
- amaze,
- anima,
- anima humana,
- animating force,
- aroma,
- artificial respiration,
- aspiration,
- asthmatic wheeze,
- astonish,
- astound,
- atman,
- ba,
- bated breath,
- bathmism,
- beating heart,
- biological clock,
- biorhythm,
- bit,
- blackdamp,
- blood,
- blow,
- break,
- breath of air,
- breath of life,
- breather,
- breathing,
- breathing place,
- breathing space,
- breathing spell,
- breathing time,
- breathy voice,
- breeze,
- broken wind,
- brush,
- buddhi,
- capful of wind,
- caress,
- chokedamp,
- cigarette break,
- cloud,
- cocktail hour,
- coffee break,
- contact,
- cough,
- coup,
- crack,
- cutaneous sense,
- damp,
- dash,
- dazzle,
- definite odor,
- detectable odor,
- divine breath,
- divine spark,
- downtime,
- effluvium,
- ego,
- elan vital,
- emanation,
- enforced respite,
- essence,
- essence of life,
- exhalation,
- expiration,
- exsufflation,
- feel,
- feeling,
- fetid air,
- fingertip caress,
- firedamp,
- flash,
- flatus,
- flavor,
- flick,
- fluid,
- force of life,
- fragrance,
- fume,
- gasp,
- glance,
- graze,
- growth force,
- gulp,
- gust,
- hack,
- half a jiffy,
- half a mo,
- half a second,
- half a shake,
- halt,
- hand-mindedness,
- happy hour,
- heart,
- heartbeat,
- heartblood,
- hiccup,
- hint,
- impulse of life,
- indication,
- inhalation,
- inhalator,
- inner man,
- inspiration,
- inspiriting force,
- instant,
- insufflation,
- interlude,
- intermission,
- iron lung,
- jiff,
- jiffy,
- jiva,
- jivatma,
- khu,
- kiss,
- lambency,
- lap,
- letup,
- lick,
- life breath,
- life cycle,
- life essence,
- life force,
- life principle,
- life process,
- lifeblood,
- light touch,
- little,
- little bit,
- little voice,
- little while,
- living force,
- low voice,
- lull,
- malaria,
- manes,
- mephitis,
- miasma,
- microsecond,
- millisecond,
- mind,
- minute,
- moment,
- mouth-to-mouth resuscitation,
- mumble,
- mumbling,
- murmur,
- murmuration,
- murmuring,
- mutter,
- muttering,
- nephesh,
- no time,
- odor,
- oxygen mask,
- oxygen tent,
- pair of winks,
- pant,
- pause,
- pneuma,
- prana,
- psyche,
- puff,
- puff of air,
- puff of smoke,
- puff of wind,
- purusha,
- recess,
- redolence,
- reek,
- respiration,
- respite,
- rest,
- ruach,
- rub,
- savor,
- scent,
- scuba,
- seat of life,
- sec,
- second,
- sense of touch,
- shade,
- shadow,
- shake,
- shock,
- short spell,
- short time,
- sigh,
- small space,
- smell,
- smoke,
- smudge,
- sneeze,
- sniff,
- sniffle,
- snore,
- snoring,
- snuff,
- snuffle,
- soft voice,
- soul,
- soupcon,
- span,
- spark of life,
- spell,
- spirit,
- spiritual being,
- spiritus,
- split second,
- spoor,
- spurt,
- stage whisper,
- stagger,
- startle,
- stay,
- steam,
- stench,
- sternutation,
- stertor,
- still small voice,
- stir,
- stir of air,
- stirring,
- streak,
- stroke,
- subtle odor,
- suggestion,
- surcease,
- surprise,
- suspension,
- suspicion,
- suspiration,
- susurration,
- susurrus,
- tactile sense,
- taction,
- tap,
- tea break,
- ten,
- tentative poke,
- the self,
- tick,
- time out,
- touch,
- trace,
- trail,
- trice,
- twink,
- twinkle,
- twinkling,
- twitch,
- two shakes,
- underbreath,
- undertone,
- vapor,
- vis vitae,
- vis vitalis,
- vital energy,
- vital flame,
- vital fluid,
- vital force,
- vital principle,
- vital spark,
- vital spirit,
- volatile,
- waft,
- water vapor,
- wheeze,
- whiff,
- whiffet,
- whisper,
- whispering,
- wind,
- wink,
- zephyr
- studio
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- workplace for the teaching or practice of an art; "she ran a dance studio"; "the music department provided studios for their students"; "you don't need a studio to make a passport photograph"
- workplace consisting of a room or building where movies or television shows or radio programs are produced and recorded related words >
- AM station,
- FM station,
- RDF station,
- agency,
- atelier,
- barbershop,
- beauty parlor,
- beauty shop,
- bench,
- butcher shop,
- clear-channel station,
- company,
- concern,
- corporation,
- desk,
- direction-finder station,
- establishment,
- facility,
- firm,
- gallery,
- house,
- installation,
- institution,
- library,
- loft,
- office,
- organization,
- parlor,
- radio relay station,
- radio station,
- relay station,
- sail loft,
- shop,
- shortwave station,
- stacks,
- studio plant,
- study,
- sweatshop,
- ultrahigh-frequency station,
- work site,
- work space,
- workbench,
- workhouse,
- working space,
- workplace,
- workroom,
- workshop,
- worktable
- herbivore
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- any animal that feeds chiefly on grass and other plants; "horses are herbivores"; "the sauropod dinosaurs were apparently herbivores" related words >
- Brillat-Savarin,
- Lucullus,
- amphibian,
- aquatic,
- biped,
- board-and-roomer,
- boarder,
- bon vivant,
- canine,
- cannibal,
- carnivore,
- connoisseur of food,
- consumer,
- cosmopolite,
- diner,
- diner-out,
- eater,
- eater-out,
- epicure,
- feeder,
- feline,
- flesh-eater,
- fruitarian,
- gastronome,
- glutton,
- gnawer,
- gourmand,
- gourmet,
- grain-eater,
- graminivore,
- granivore,
- high liver,
- hungry mouth,
- insectivore,
- invertebrate,
- lactovegetarian,
- luncher,
- mammal,
- mammalian,
- man-eater,
- marsupial,
- marsupialian,
- meat-eater,
- mouth,
- omnivore,
- omophagist,
- pantophagist,
- phytophage,
- picnicker,
- plant-eater,
- predacean,
- primate,
- quadruped,
- reptile,
- rodent,
- ruminant,
- scavenger,
- trencherman,
- ungulate,
- varmint,
- vegetarian,
- vermin,
- vertebrate
- 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
- barrow,
- beehive tomb,
- bone house,
- box grave,
- burial,
- burial chamber,
- burial mound,
- catacombs,
- cenotaph,
- charnel house,
- cist,
- cist grave,
- cromlech,
- crypt,
- deep six,
- dokhma,
- dolmen,
- ensepulcher,
- entomb,
- grave,
- house of death,
- inhume,
- inter,
- last home,
- lay away,
- long home,
- low green tent,
- low house,
- mastaba,
- mausoleum,
- monstrance,
- mummy chamber,
- narrow house,
- ossuarium,
- ossuary,
- passage grave,
- pit,
- plant,
- put away,
- pyramid,
- reliquary,
- resting place,
- sepulture,
- shaft grave,
- shrine,
- stupa,
- tomb,
- tope,
- tower of silence,
- tumulus,
- vault
- propulsion
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- the act of propelling
- a propelling force related words >
- action and reaction,
- aeromotor,
- atomic power,
- bunt,
- butt,
- clout,
- compulsion,
- drive,
- driving force,
- electric power,
- electropower,
- horsepower,
- hydraulic power,
- hydroelectric power,
- impellent,
- impelling force,
- impetus,
- impulse,
- impulsion,
- incentive,
- incitement,
- irresistible force,
- jet power,
- jet propulsion,
- manpower,
- moment,
- momentum,
- motive power,
- nuclear power,
- piston power,
- power,
- power plant,
- pressure,
- propelling,
- propelment,
- pulsion,
- push,
- pushing,
- ram-jet propulsion,
- reaction,
- reaction propulsion,
- resojet propulsion,
- rocket power,
- rocket propulsion,
- shove,
- shoving,
- shunt,
- solar power,
- steam power,
- thermonuclear power,
- thrust,
- turbojet propulsion,
- water power
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