Related Words:
- anthrax
collapse - a disease of humans that is not communicable; caused by infection with Bacillus anthracis followed by septicemia
- a highly infectious animal disease (especially cattle and sheep); it can be transmitted to people related words >
- African lethargy,
- Asiatic cholera,
- Chagres fever,
- German measles,
- Haverhill fever,
- Minamata disease,
- Texas fever,
- acute articular rheumatism,
- ague,
- alkali disease,
- altitude sickness,
- amebiasis,
- amebic dysentery,
- anoxemia,
- anoxia,
- anoxic anoxia,
- aphthous fever,
- bacillary dysentery,
- bastard measles,
- bighead,
- black death,
- black fever,
- black lung,
- black quarter,
- blackleg,
- blackwater,
- blackwater fever,
- blind staggers,
- bloody flux,
- breakbone fever,
- broken wind,
- brucellosis,
- bubonic plague,
- cachectic fever,
- caisson disease,
- cattle plague,
- cerebral rheumatism,
- charbon,
- chicken pox,
- chilblain,
- cholera,
- cowpox,
- dandy fever,
- decompression sickness,
- deer fly fever,
- dengue,
- dengue fever,
- diphtheria,
- distemper,
- dumdum fever,
- dysentery,
- elephantiasis,
- encephalitis lethargica,
- enteric fever,
- erysipelas,
- famine fever,
- five-day fever,
- flu,
- foot-and-mouth disease,
- frambesia,
- frostbite,
- gapes,
- glanders,
- glandular fever,
- grippe,
- hansenosis,
- heaves,
- hepatitis,
- herpes,
- herpes simplex,
- herpes zoster,
- histoplasmosis,
- hog cholera,
- hoof-and-mouth disease,
- hookworm,
- hydrophobia,
- immersion foot,
- infantile paralysis,
- infectious mononucleosis,
- inflammatory rheumatism,
- influenza,
- itai,
- jail fever,
- jet lag,
- jungle rot,
- kala azar,
- kissing disease,
- lead poisoning,
- lepra,
- leprosy,
- leptospirosis,
- liver rot,
- loa loa,
- loaiasis,
- lockjaw,
- loco,
- loco disease,
- locoism,
- mad staggers,
- madness,
- malaria,
- malarial fever,
- malignant catarrh,
- malignant catarrhal fever,
- malignant pustule,
- mange,
- marsh fever,
- measles,
- megrims,
- meningitis,
- mercury poisoning,
- milzbrand,
- motion sickness,
- mumps,
- ornithosis,
- osteomyelitis,
- paratuberculosis,
- paratyphoid fever,
- parotitis,
- parrot fever,
- pertussis,
- pip,
- pneumoconiosis,
- pneumonia,
- polio,
- poliomyelitis,
- polyarthritis rheumatism,
- ponos,
- pseudotuberculosis,
- psittacosis,
- quarter evil,
- rabbit fever,
- rabies,
- radiation sickness,
- radionecrosis,
- rat-bite fever,
- red-out,
- relapsing fever,
- rheumatic fever,
- rickettsialpox,
- rinderpest,
- ringworm,
- rot,
- rubella,
- rubeola,
- scabies,
- scarlatina,
- scarlet fever,
- schistosomiasis,
- septic sore throat,
- sheep rot,
- shingles,
- sleeping sickness,
- sleepy sickness,
- smallpox,
- snail fever,
- splenic fever,
- spotted fever,
- staggers,
- strep throat,
- stringhalt,
- sunstroke,
- swamp fever,
- swine dysentery,
- tetanus,
- the bends,
- thrush,
- tinea,
- trench fever,
- trench foot,
- trench mouth,
- tuberculosis,
- tularemia,
- typhoid,
- typhoid fever,
- typhus,
- typhus fever,
- undulant fever,
- vaccinia,
- varicella,
- variola,
- venereal disease,
- viral dysentery,
- whooping cough,
- yaws,
- yellow fever,
- yellow jack,
- zona,
- zoster
- Federal,
- accountant,
- agent,
- archivist,
- baggage agent,
- bookkeeper,
- business agent,
- calligrapher,
- chirographer,
- claim agent,
- clerk,
- commercial agent,
- commission agent,
- consignee,
- copier,
- copyist,
- customer agent,
- documentalist,
- dupe,
- engraver,
- factor,
- fed,
- federal agent,
- filing clerk,
- freight agent,
- functionary,
- general agent,
- implement,
- ink spiller,
- inkslinger,
- instrument,
- insurance agent,
- land agent,
- law agent,
- letterer,
- librarian,
- literary agent,
- loan agent,
- marker,
- news agent,
- notary,
- notary public,
- official,
- parliamentary agent,
- passenger agent,
- pen,
- pencil driver,
- penman,
- penner,
- press agent,
- prothonotary,
- puppet,
- purchasing agent,
- real estate agent,
- record clerk,
- recorder,
- recording secretary,
- recordist,
- register,
- registrar,
- sales agent,
- scorekeeper,
- scorer,
- scribbler,
- scribe,
- scrivener,
- secretary,
- special agent,
- station agent,
- stenographer,
- steward,
- stonecutter,
- theatrical agent,
- ticket agent,
- timekeeper,
- tool,
- transcriber,
- travel agent,
- walking delegate,
- word-slinger,
- writer
- reader
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- one of a series of texts for students learning to read
- a person who enjoys reading
- a person who can read; a literate person related words >
- Bible clerk,
- Bible reader,
- Boanerges,
- Flexowriter typewriter,
- Teleplotter,
- abecedarium,
- abecedary,
- achromatic lens,
- acolyte,
- acolytus,
- almoner,
- alphabet book,
- alphabetical printer,
- anagnost,
- assistant,
- assistant professor,
- associate,
- associate professor,
- astigmatic lens,
- battledore,
- beadle,
- bedral,
- burning glass,
- camera,
- capitular,
- capitulary,
- casebook,
- chalk talker,
- choir chaplain,
- churchwarden,
- city editor,
- clerk,
- coated lens,
- columnist,
- concave lens,
- concavo-convex lens,
- condenser,
- convex lens,
- copy chief,
- copy editor,
- copyholder,
- copyman,
- copyreader,
- correspondent,
- cub reporter,
- deacon,
- deaconess,
- diaconus,
- diaskeuast,
- digital graph plotter,
- discourser,
- diseur,
- diseuse,
- doorkeeper,
- editor,
- editorial writer,
- elder,
- elderman,
- elocutioner,
- elocutionist,
- emeritus,
- exercise book,
- exorcist,
- exorcista,
- expositor,
- expounder,
- eyeglass,
- eyepiece,
- feature editor,
- foreign correspondent,
- gazetteer,
- glass,
- gradus,
- grammar,
- hand lens,
- hard copy,
- holy orders,
- homilist,
- hornbook,
- improvisator,
- improvvisatore,
- instructor,
- interviewer,
- journalist,
- lay elder,
- lay reader,
- leader writer,
- lector,
- lecturer,
- leg man,
- lens,
- magnetic recorder,
- magnetic tape,
- magnifier,
- magnifying glass,
- major orders,
- managing editor,
- manual,
- manual of instruction,
- meniscus,
- microcards,
- microfiche,
- microfilm,
- minor orders,
- news editor,
- newsman,
- newspaperman,
- newspaperwoman,
- newswriter,
- object glass,
- objective,
- objective prism,
- ocular,
- oscillograph recorder,
- oscilloscope,
- ostiarius,
- own correspondent,
- paragrapher,
- paragraphist,
- parish clerk,
- praelector,
- preacher,
- precentor,
- presbyter,
- pressman,
- priest,
- primer,
- printout,
- prism,
- professor,
- professor emeritus,
- proofreader,
- publicist,
- pulpitarian,
- pulpiteer,
- punch cards,
- punched tape,
- reading glass,
- readout,
- recitationist,
- reciter,
- recorder,
- relay register,
- reporter,
- retired professor,
- reviser,
- rewrite man,
- rewriter,
- ruling elder,
- sacrist,
- sacristan,
- schoolbook,
- sermoner,
- sermonist,
- sermonizer,
- sexton,
- shames,
- sidesman,
- slotman,
- sob sister,
- special correspondent,
- speller,
- spelling book,
- sports editor,
- subdeacon,
- subdiaconus,
- subeditor,
- succentor,
- suisse,
- t,
- tape reader,
- teaching elder,
- telephoto lens,
- teletypewriter,
- text,
- thurifer,
- toric lens,
- tutor,
- varifocal lens,
- verger,
- vergeress,
- visiting professor,
- war correspondent,
- workbook,
- zoom lens
- 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
- festering
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- (medicine) the formation of morbific matter in an abscess or a vesicle and the discharge of pus related words >
- abscess,
- adulteration,
- algesia,
- algetic,
- angry,
- aposteme,
- bad,
- bed sore,
- befouling,
- blain,
- bleb,
- blister,
- boil,
- bubo,
- bulla,
- bunion,
- burning,
- canker,
- canker sore,
- cankered,
- carbuncle,
- carious,
- chafed,
- chancre,
- chancroid,
- chilblain,
- cold sore,
- contamination,
- corrupt,
- corruption,
- decayed,
- decomposed,
- defilement,
- envenoming,
- eschar,
- felon,
- fester,
- fever blister,
- fiery,
- fistula,
- foul,
- fouling,
- furuncle,
- furunculus,
- galled,
- gangrened,
- gangrenous,
- gathering,
- gleet,
- gone bad,
- gumboil,
- hemorrhoids,
- ichor,
- infection,
- inflamed,
- inflammation,
- irritated,
- irritation,
- kibe,
- lesion,
- leukorrhea,
- matter,
- mattering,
- misuse,
- mortified,
- necrosed,
- necrotic,
- papula,
- papule,
- paronychia,
- parulis,
- peccant,
- peccant humor,
- perversion,
- petechia,
- piles,
- pimple,
- pock,
- poisoning,
- pollution,
- polyp,
- prostitution,
- purulence,
- purulent,
- pus,
- pussy,
- pustule,
- putrefied,
- putrescent,
- putrid,
- rankling,
- raw,
- red,
- rising,
- rotten,
- rotting,
- running,
- sanies,
- scab,
- sensitive,
- sensitiveness,
- smarting,
- soft chancre,
- sore,
- sore spot,
- soreness,
- sphacelated,
- spoiled,
- stigma,
- sty,
- suppurating,
- suppuration,
- suppurative,
- swelling,
- tender,
- tenderness,
- tingling,
- tubercle,
- ulcer,
- ulcerated,
- ulceration,
- vitiation,
- wale,
- welt,
- wheal,
- whelk,
- whitlow,
- wound
- wag
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- causing to move repeatedly from side to side
- a witty amusing person who makes jokes
- move from side to side; "The happy dog wagged his tail" related words >
- bad boy,
- banana,
- beat,
- bob,
- bobble,
- booger,
- brandish,
- buffoon,
- bugger,
- burlesquer,
- card,
- careen,
- caricaturist,
- clown,
- coggle,
- comedian,
- comic,
- cutup,
- dangle,
- devil,
- droll,
- elf,
- enfant terrible,
- epigrammatist,
- farceur,
- flap,
- flaunt,
- float,
- flourish,
- fluctuate,
- flutter,
- fly,
- funmaker,
- funnyman,
- gag writer,
- gagman,
- gagster,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hooligan,
- humorist,
- imp,
- ironist,
- jester,
- joker,
- jokesmith,
- jokester,
- kidder,
- knave,
- lampooner,
- lash,
- librate,
- little devil,
- little monkey,
- little rascal,
- lurch,
- madcap,
- minx,
- mischief,
- mischief-maker,
- nutate,
- oscillate,
- parodist,
- pendulate,
- pitch,
- pixie,
- practical joker,
- prankster,
- puck,
- punner,
- punster,
- quipster,
- rapscallion,
- rascal,
- reel,
- reparteeist,
- resonate,
- rock,
- rogue,
- roll,
- rowdy,
- ruffian,
- satirist,
- scamp,
- scapegrace,
- shake,
- show-off,
- squirm,
- swag,
- sway,
- swing,
- swinging,
- switch,
- take,
- toss,
- twist and turn,
- twitch,
- undulate,
- vacillate,
- vibrate,
- waggle,
- wagwit,
- wave,
- waver,
- wield,
- wiggle,
- wigwag,
- wisecracker,
- wit,
- witling,
- wobble,
- wriggle,
- writhe,
- zany
- bane
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- something causes misery or death; "the bane of my life" related words >
- abomination,
- annihilation,
- atrocity,
- bad,
- befoulment,
- biological death,
- blight,
- blood,
- bloodletting,
- bloodshed,
- braining,
- cessation of life,
- clinical death,
- contagion,
- corruption,
- crossing the bar,
- crying evil,
- curtains,
- damage,
- dealing death,
- death,
- death knell,
- deathblow,
- debt of nature,
- decease,
- defilement,
- demise,
- departure,
- despoliation,
- destroyer,
- destruction,
- destruction of life,
- detriment,
- dispatch,
- dissolution,
- doom,
- dying,
- ebb of life,
- end,
- end of life,
- ending,
- eternal rest,
- euthanasia,
- evil,
- execution,
- exit,
- expiration,
- extermination,
- extinction,
- extinguishment,
- fate,
- final summons,
- finger of death,
- flow of blood,
- going,
- going off,
- gore,
- grave,
- grievance,
- hand of death,
- harm,
- havoc,
- hurt,
- ill,
- immolation,
- infection,
- injury,
- jaws of death,
- kill,
- killing,
- knell,
- lapidation,
- last debt,
- last muster,
- last rest,
- last roundup,
- last sleep,
- leaving life,
- loss of life,
- making an end,
- martyrdom,
- martyrization,
- mercy killing,
- mischief,
- outrage,
- parting,
- passing,
- passing away,
- passing over,
- perishing,
- poison,
- poisoning,
- pollution,
- quietus,
- release,
- rest,
- reward,
- ritual killing,
- ritual murder,
- ruin,
- ruination,
- sacrifice,
- sentence of death,
- shades of death,
- shadow of death,
- shooting,
- slaughter,
- slaying,
- sleep,
- somatic death,
- stoning,
- summons of death,
- taking of life,
- the worst,
- toxin,
- undoing,
- venom,
- vexation,
- virus,
- woe,
- wrong
- zany
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- a buffoon in one of the old comedies; imitates others for ludicrous effect related words >
- Columbine,
- Hanswurst,
- Harlequin,
- Pantalone,
- Pantaloon,
- Polichinelle,
- Pulcinella,
- Punch,
- Punchinello,
- Scaramouch,
- absurd,
- ament,
- amusing,
- ass,
- banana,
- born fool,
- buffo,
- buffoon,
- burlesquer,
- card,
- caricaturist,
- clown,
- clownish,
- comedian,
- comic,
- comical,
- crackpot,
- crazy,
- cretin,
- cutup,
- doodle,
- egregious ass,
- epigrammatist,
- exhibitionist,
- farceur,
- figure of fun,
- fool,
- foolish,
- frolicsome,
- funny,
- funnyman,
- gag writer,
- gagman,
- gagster,
- gay,
- goofy,
- half-wit,
- harlequin,
- hilarious,
- humorist,
- idiot,
- ignoramus,
- imbecile,
- inane,
- ironist,
- jack-pudding,
- jackass,
- jester,
- joker,
- jokesmith,
- jokester,
- kooky,
- lampooner,
- loony,
- ludicrous,
- lunatic,
- mad,
- madcap,
- merry,
- merry-andrew,
- milksop,
- mooncalf,
- moron,
- motley,
- motley fool,
- natural,
- nonsensical,
- nut,
- nutty,
- parodist,
- perfect fool,
- pickle-herring,
- playful,
- practical joker,
- prankster,
- punner,
- punster,
- quipster,
- reparteeist,
- satirist,
- schmuck,
- screwball,
- show-off,
- silly,
- simpleton,
- slapstick,
- softhead,
- sop,
- sportive,
- stupid ass,
- tomfool,
- trickster,
- wacky,
- wag,
- wagwit,
- wild,
- wisecracker,
- wit,
- witling
- fusillade
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- rapid simultaneous discharge of firearms; "our fusillade from the left flank caught them by surprise"
- attack with fusillade related words >
- aim at,
- antiaircraft barrage,
- bang,
- bark,
- barrage,
- bash,
- bat,
- beating,
- beheading,
- belt,
- biff,
- blast,
- blitz,
- blow,
- bombard,
- bombardment,
- bonk,
- bowshot,
- box barrage,
- broadside,
- bullet,
- burning,
- burst,
- cannon,
- cannonade,
- cannonry,
- capital punishment,
- chop,
- clip,
- clout,
- clump,
- commence firing,
- crack,
- creeping barrage,
- crucifixion,
- cut,
- dash,
- decapitation,
- decollation,
- defenestration,
- detonation,
- dig,
- dint,
- discharge,
- drub,
- drubbing,
- drumfire,
- drumming,
- ejection,
- electrocution,
- emergency barrage,
- enfilade,
- execution,
- explosion,
- fire a volley,
- fire at,
- fire upon,
- fulmination,
- garrote,
- gassing,
- gun,
- gunfire,
- gunshot,
- hanging,
- hemlock,
- hit,
- jab,
- judicial murder,
- knock,
- lapidation,
- lick,
- mortar,
- mortar barrage,
- necktie party,
- normal barrage,
- open fire,
- open up on,
- pelt,
- pepper,
- plunk,
- poisoning,
- poke,
- pop,
- pop at,
- potshot,
- pound,
- punch,
- rake,
- rap,
- salvo,
- shell,
- shoot,
- shoot at,
- shooting,
- shot,
- slam,
- slog,
- slug,
- smack,
- smash,
- snipe,
- snipe at,
- sock,
- spray,
- standing barrage,
- stoneshot,
- stoning,
- strafe,
- strangling,
- strangulation,
- stroke,
- swat,
- swing,
- swipe,
- take aim at,
- tattoo,
- the ax,
- the block,
- the chair,
- the gallows,
- the gas chamber,
- the guillotine,
- the hot seat,
- the rope,
- thump,
- thwack,
- torpedo,
- volley,
- whack,
- whop,
- yerk,
- zero in on
- gore
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- a triangular piece of cloth
- coagulated blood from a wound
- Vice President of the United States under Bill Clinton (born in 1948)
- wound by piercing with a sharp or penetrating object or instrument
- cut into gores; "gore a skirt" related words >
- Rh factor,
- Rh-negative,
- Rh-positive,
- Rh-type,
- Rhesus factor,
- antibody,
- antigen,
- arterial blood,
- auger,
- bane,
- bite,
- blood,
- blood bank,
- blood cell,
- blood count,
- blood donor,
- blood donor center,
- blood group,
- blood grouping,
- blood picture,
- blood platelet,
- blood pressure,
- blood serum,
- blood substitute,
- bloodletting,
- bloodmobile,
- bloodshed,
- bloodstream,
- bore,
- braining,
- broach,
- butchery,
- carnage,
- circulation,
- claret,
- clinical dextran,
- countersink,
- dealing death,
- destruction,
- destruction of life,
- dextran,
- disembowel,
- dispatch,
- drill,
- empierce,
- erythrocyte,
- euthanasia,
- execution,
- extermination,
- fix,
- flow of blood,
- globulin,
- gouge,
- gouge out,
- grume,
- hematics,
- hematologist,
- hematology,
- hematoscope,
- hematoscopy,
- hemocyte,
- hemoglobin,
- hemometer,
- hole,
- honeycomb,
- horn,
- humor,
- ichor,
- immolation,
- impale,
- isoantibody,
- kill,
- killing,
- lance,
- lapidation,
- leukocyte,
- lifeblood,
- martyrdom,
- martyrization,
- mercy killing,
- needle,
- neutrophil,
- opsonin,
- penetrate,
- perforate,
- phagocyte,
- pierce,
- pink,
- plasma,
- plasma substitute,
- poisoning,
- poke,
- prick,
- punch,
- puncture,
- ream,
- ream out,
- red corpuscle,
- riddle,
- ritual killing,
- ritual murder,
- run through,
- sacrifice,
- serum,
- shooting,
- skewer,
- slaughter,
- slaying,
- spear,
- spike,
- spit,
- stab,
- stick,
- stoning,
- taking of life,
- tap,
- transfix,
- transpierce,
- trepan,
- trephine,
- tusk,
- type O,
- venous blood,
- white corpuscle
- strangulation
collapse
- (pathology) constriction of a body part so as to cut off the flow of blood or other fluid; "strangulation of the intestine"
- the condition of having respiration stopped by compression of the air passage related words >
- abbreviation,
- abolishment,
- abolition,
- annihilation,
- annulment,
- asphyxia,
- asphyxiation,
- astriction,
- astringency,
- bar,
- barrier,
- beheading,
- blank wall,
- blind alley,
- blind gut,
- block,
- blockade,
- blockage,
- bottleneck,
- burking,
- burning,
- capital punishment,
- cecum,
- cervix,
- choke,
- choking,
- choking off,
- circumscription,
- clog,
- coarctation,
- compactedness,
- compaction,
- compression,
- compressure,
- concentration,
- condensation,
- congestion,
- consolidation,
- constipation,
- constriction,
- constringency,
- contraction,
- contracture,
- costiveness,
- crucifixion,
- cul-de-sac,
- curtailment,
- dead end,
- decapitation,
- decollation,
- decrease,
- defenestration,
- deracination,
- diminuendo,
- drowning,
- electrocution,
- elimination,
- embolism,
- embolus,
- eradication,
- execution,
- extermination,
- extinction,
- extinguishment,
- extirpation,
- fusillade,
- garrote,
- gassing,
- gorge,
- hanging,
- hemlock,
- hourglass,
- hourglass figure,
- impasse,
- impediment,
- infarct,
- infarction,
- isthmus,
- jam,
- judicial murder,
- killing,
- knitting,
- lapidation,
- liquidation,
- liver death,
- megadeath,
- narrow place,
- narrowing,
- neck,
- necktie party,
- negation,
- nullification,
- obstacle,
- obstipation,
- obstruction,
- poisoning,
- puckering,
- purge,
- pursing,
- reduction,
- rooting out,
- sealing off,
- serum death,
- shooting,
- shortening,
- silencing,
- smotheration,
- smothering,
- snuffing out,
- solidification,
- starvation,
- stifling,
- stoning,
- stop,
- stoppage,
- stranglement,
- strangling,
- striction,
- stricture,
- suffocation,
- suppression,
- systole,
- the ax,
- the block,
- the chair,
- the gallows,
- the gas chamber,
- the guillotine,
- the hot seat,
- the rope,
- throttling,
- uprooting,
- violent death,
- voiding,
- wasp waist,
- watery grave,
- wrinkling
- ax
collapse
- an edge tool with a heavy bladed head mounted across a handle
- terminate; "The NSF axed the research program and stopped funding it" related words >
- amputate,
- battle-ax,
- beheading,
- bisect,
- blade,
- block,
- boot out,
- bounce,
- burning,
- butcher,
- can,
- capital punishment,
- carve,
- cashier,
- cashiering,
- chop,
- cleave,
- cold steel,
- conge,
- cross,
- crucifixion,
- cut,
- cut away,
- cut in two,
- cut off,
- cutlery,
- cutter,
- dagger,
- death chair,
- death chamber,
- decapitation,
- decollation,
- defenestration,
- deposal,
- dichotomize,
- discharge,
- disemployment,
- dismissal,
- displacing,
- dissever,
- drop,
- drumming out,
- edge tools,
- electric chair,
- electrocution,
- excise,
- execution,
- fire,
- firing,
- fissure,
- forced separation,
- furloughing,
- fusillade,
- gallows,
- gallows-tree,
- garrote,
- gas chamber,
- gash,
- gassing,
- gibbet,
- guillotine,
- hack,
- halberd,
- halter,
- halve,
- hanging,
- hatchet,
- hemlock,
- hemp,
- hempen collar,
- hew,
- hot seat,
- incise,
- jigsaw,
- judicial murder,
- kick out,
- knife,
- lance,
- lapidation,
- layoff,
- lethal chamber,
- maiden,
- naked steel,
- necktie party,
- noose,
- pare,
- pigsticker,
- pink slip,
- point,
- poisoning,
- poleax,
- prune,
- puncturer,
- removal,
- rend,
- retirement,
- rive,
- rope,
- sack,
- saw,
- scaffold,
- scissor,
- sever,
- sharpener,
- shooting,
- slash,
- slice,
- slit,
- snip,
- split,
- stake,
- steel,
- stoning,
- strangling,
- strangulation,
- sunder,
- surplusing,
- suspension,
- sword,
- tear,
- terminate,
- the ax,
- the block,
- the boot,
- the bounce,
- the chair,
- the gallows,
- the gas chamber,
- the gate,
- the guillotine,
- the hot seat,
- the rope,
- the sack,
- ticket,
- toad sticker,
- tomahawk,
- tree,
- walking papers,
- whittle
- hanging
collapse
- a form of capital punishment; victim is suspended by the neck from a gallows or gibbet until dead; "in those days the hanging of criminals was a public entertainment"
- decoration that is hung (as a tapestry) on a wall or over a window; "the cold castle walls were covered with hangings" related words >
- act drop,
- asbestos,
- asbestos board,
- backdrop,
- bagging,
- baggy,
- batten,
- beheading,
- blanket,
- border,
- burning,
- capital punishment,
- cascading,
- cloak,
- cloth,
- coat,
- coulisse,
- counterweight,
- cover,
- coverage,
- covering,
- covert,
- coverture,
- cowl,
- cowling,
- crucifixion,
- curtain,
- curtain board,
- cyclorama,
- danglement,
- dangling,
- decapitation,
- decline,
- declivity,
- decollation,
- decor,
- defenestration,
- dependence,
- dependency,
- dependent,
- depending,
- descent,
- dip,
- downcast,
- downgate,
- downgrade,
- downhanging,
- downhill,
- downturned,
- drape,
- drapery,
- drooping,
- drop,
- drop curtain,
- ear lobe,
- easy,
- electrocution,
- execution,
- fall,
- falling,
- falling loosely,
- falling-off,
- fire curtain,
- flapping,
- flat,
- flipper,
- flowing,
- fusillade,
- garrote,
- gassing,
- guise,
- hang,
- hanger,
- hemlock,
- hood,
- housing,
- hung,
- judicial murder,
- lapidation,
- lappet,
- lax,
- lobation,
- lobe,
- lobule,
- loose,
- mantle,
- mask,
- necktie party,
- pall,
- pendant,
- pendency,
- pendent,
- pending,
- pendulant,
- pendular,
- penduline,
- pendulosity,
- pendulous,
- pendulousness,
- pensile,
- pensileness,
- pensility,
- poisoning,
- rag,
- relaxed,
- rickety,
- scene,
- scenery,
- screen,
- shaky,
- shelter,
- shield,
- shooting,
- shroud,
- side scene,
- slack,
- sloppy,
- stage screw,
- stoning,
- strangling,
- strangulation,
- streaming,
- suspended,
- suspense,
- suspension,
- swinging,
- tab,
- tableau,
- teaser,
- the ax,
- the block,
- the chair,
- the gallows,
- the gas chamber,
- the guillotine,
- the hot seat,
- the rope,
- tormentor,
- transformation,
- transformation scene,
- uvula,
- veil,
- vestment,
- weeping,
- wing,
- wingcut,
- woodcut
- slaughter
collapse
- the killing of animals (as for food)
- the savage and excessive killing of many people related words >
- annihilate,
- annihilation,
- assault,
- attack,
- bane,
- barbarize,
- batter,
- battering,
- blood,
- bloodbath,
- bloodletting,
- bloodshed,
- blue ruin,
- braining,
- breakup,
- brutalize,
- burn,
- butcher,
- butchering,
- butchery,
- carnage,
- carry on,
- commit carnage,
- commit genocide,
- commit mass murder,
- consumption,
- cut off,
- cut short,
- damnation,
- dealing death,
- decimate,
- decimation,
- depopulate,
- depredation,
- desolation,
- despoilment,
- despoliation,
- destroy,
- destruction,
- destruction of life,
- devastation,
- disintegration,
- disorderliness,
- disorganization,
- dispatch,
- dispose of,
- disruption,
- dissolution,
- do away with,
- end,
- euthanasia,
- execution,
- exterminate,
- extermination,
- finish,
- finish off,
- flow of blood,
- forcible seizure,
- get rid of,
- go on,
- gore,
- hammer,
- havoc,
- hecatomb,
- holocaust,
- immolation,
- kill,
- killing,
- lapidation,
- lay waste,
- laying waste,
- loot,
- looting,
- maim,
- make away with,
- mangle,
- martyrdom,
- martyrization,
- massacre,
- maul,
- mercy killing,
- mug,
- murder,
- murder wholesale,
- mutilate,
- nip,
- obstreperousness,
- occision,
- onslaught,
- perdition,
- pillage,
- pillaging,
- poisoning,
- put paid to,
- rage,
- ramp,
- rampage,
- rant,
- rape,
- ravage,
- rave,
- riot,
- rioting,
- ritual killing,
- ritual murder,
- roar,
- ruin,
- ruination,
- sack,
- sacking,
- sacrifice,
- savage,
- shambles,
- shooting,
- slaughtering,
- slay,
- slay en masse,
- slaying,
- sow chaos,
- sowing with salt,
- spoliation,
- stick,
- stoning,
- storm,
- take off,
- taking of life,
- tear,
- tear around,
- terrorize,
- to,
- torture,
- total,
- undoing,
- unruliness,
- vandalism,
- vandalize,
- violate,
- violation,
- waste,
- wipe out,
- wrack,
- wrack and ruin,
- wreck
- Mafioso,
- Young Turk,
- adventurer,
- adventuress,
- adventurous,
- ardent,
- audacious,
- banana,
- beast,
- beldam,
- berserk,
- berserker,
- bold,
- bomber,
- brash,
- brazenface,
- brute,
- burlesquer,
- caricaturist,
- clown,
- comedian,
- comic,
- cutup,
- daredevil,
- daring,
- death-defying,
- demon,
- devil,
- dragon,
- epigrammatist,
- fanatic,
- fiend,
- fiery,
- fire-eater,
- fire-eating,
- firebrand,
- flaming,
- foolhardy,
- forward,
- funnyman,
- fury,
- gag writer,
- gagman,
- gagster,
- goon,
- gorilla,
- gunsel,
- hard-core,
- hardnose,
- harebrained,
- harum-scarum,
- hasty,
- heated,
- hell-raiser,
- hellcat,
- hellhound,
- hellion,
- holy terror,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hot,
- hothead,
- hotheaded,
- hotspur,
- humorist,
- incendiary,
- inflamed,
- ironist,
- jester,
- joker,
- jokesmith,
- jokester,
- killer,
- lampooner,
- mad dog,
- madbrain,
- madbrained,
- monster,
- mugger,
- parodist,
- passionate,
- prankster,
- presumptuous,
- punner,
- punster,
- quipster,
- rantipole,
- rapist,
- red-hot,
- reparteeist,
- revolutionary,
- satirist,
- savage,
- scorching,
- she-wolf,
- spitfire,
- termagant,
- terror,
- terrorist,
- thoughtless,
- tiger,
- tigress,
- totally committed,
- tough,
- tough guy,
- ugly customer,
- violent,
- virago,
- vixen,
- wag,
- wagwit,
- white-hot,
- wild,
- wild beast,
- wild man,
- wild-ass,
- wisecracker,
- wit,
- witch,
- witling,
- wolf,
- zany,
- zealous
- misuse
collapse
- improper or excessive use related words >
- abuse,
- active use,
- adulterate,
- adulteration,
- alloy,
- appliance,
- application,
- barbarism,
- befoul,
- befouling,
- bias,
- bleed,
- bleed white,
- canker,
- catachresis,
- cheapen,
- clerical error,
- coarsen,
- color,
- confound,
- consumption,
- contaminate,
- contamination,
- convert,
- corrigendum,
- corrupt,
- corruption,
- debase,
- debauch,
- defalcate,
- defile,
- defilement,
- deflower,
- degenerate,
- degrade,
- denature,
- deprave,
- desecrate,
- despoil,
- devalue,
- distort,
- diversion,
- divert,
- diverting,
- do amiss,
- drain,
- embezzle,
- employ,
- employment,
- envenoming,
- erratum,
- error,
- exercise,
- exertion,
- exploit,
- failure,
- false coloring,
- fault,
- faute,
- festering,
- foul,
- fouling,
- garble,
- good use,
- hard usage,
- hard use,
- human error,
- ill use,
- ill-treat,
- ill-use,
- impose upon,
- infect,
- infection,
- infelicity,
- make use of,
- maladminister,
- malapropism,
- maltreat,
- manipulate,
- milk,
- misapplication,
- misapply,
- misapprehension,
- misappropriate,
- misappropriation,
- miscalculation,
- miscall,
- miscarriage,
- miscite,
- misconception,
- misconduct,
- misconstruction,
- misconstrue,
- miscount,
- misdeal,
- misdirect,
- misdirection,
- misemploy,
- misemployment,
- misfield,
- mishandle,
- misidentification,
- misinterpret,
- misinterpretation,
- misjudgment,
- mismanage,
- misplay,
- misprint,
- misquotation,
- misquote,
- misread,
- misrender,
- misreport,
- misrepresent,
- misrepresentation,
- miss,
- misspell,
- misstatement,
- mistake,
- mistreat,
- mistreatment,
- misunderstanding,
- misusage,
- outrage,
- peculate,
- perversion,
- pervert,
- pilfer,
- play on,
- poison,
- poisoning,
- pollute,
- pollution,
- presume upon,
- profane,
- prostitute,
- prostitution,
- ravage,
- ravish,
- rough usage,
- slant,
- slanting,
- solecism,
- strain,
- straining,
- stroke,
- suck dry,
- suppuration,
- taint,
- take advantage of,
- torture,
- torturing,
- twist,
- typo,
- typographical error,
- ulcerate,
- usage,
- use,
- use ill,
- using up,
- varnish,
- violate,
- vitiate,
- vitiation,
- vulgarize,
- warp,
- work on,
- work upon,
- wrong use
- destruction
collapse
- the termination of something by causing so much damage to it that it cannot be repaired or no longer exists
- an event (or the result of an event) that completely destroys something related words >
- Waterloo,
- abomination,
- abscission,
- amputation,
- annihilation,
- assassination,
- atrocity,
- bad,
- bane,
- bankruptcy,
- beating,
- befoulment,
- bereavement,
- blight,
- blood,
- bloodletting,
- bloodshed,
- braining,
- breakage,
- breakdown,
- breaking down,
- breaking up,
- breakup,
- collapse,
- confusion,
- conquering,
- conquest,
- corruption,
- cost,
- crack-up,
- crash,
- crippling,
- crying evil,
- damage,
- dead loss,
- dealing death,
- deathblow,
- debacle,
- debit,
- defeat,
- defilement,
- demolition,
- denial,
- denudation,
- deprivation,
- despoilment,
- despoliation,
- destroyer,
- destruction of life,
- detriment,
- devastation,
- dilapidation,
- disablement,
- dispatch,
- dispossession,
- disrepair,
- divestment,
- downfall,
- drubbing,
- elimination,
- encroachment,
- end,
- eradication,
- euthanasia,
- evil,
- excision,
- exclusion,
- execution,
- expense,
- extermination,
- extinction,
- extirpation,
- failure,
- fall,
- flow of blood,
- forfeit,
- forfeiture,
- genocide,
- gore,
- grievance,
- harm,
- havoc,
- hiding,
- hobbling,
- holocaust,
- hurt,
- hurting,
- ill,
- immolation,
- impairment,
- incapacitation,
- infection,
- infringement,
- injury,
- inroad,
- kill,
- killing,
- lambasting,
- lapidation,
- lathering,
- laying waste,
- licking,
- liquidation,
- loser,
- losing,
- losing streak,
- loss,
- maiming,
- martyrdom,
- martyrization,
- massacre,
- mastery,
- mayhem,
- mercy killing,
- mischief,
- murder,
- mutilation,
- outrage,
- overcoming,
- overthrow,
- overturn,
- perdition,
- poison,
- poisoning,
- pollution,
- privation,
- putting away,
- quietus,
- ravagement,
- razing,
- rescission,
- ritual killing,
- ritual murder,
- robbery,
- ruin,
- ruination,
- ruining,
- ruinousness,
- sabotage,
- sacrifice,
- scathe,
- shooting,
- sickening,
- slaughter,
- slaying,
- smash,
- spoiling,
- spoliation,
- stoning,
- stripping,
- subdual,
- subduing,
- subjugation,
- taking away,
- taking of life,
- tearing down,
- termination,
- the worst,
- thrashing,
- total loss,
- toxin,
- trimming,
- trouncing,
- undoing,
- vanquishment,
- venom,
- vexation,
- weakening,
- whipping,
- wiping out,
- woe,
- wrecking,
- wrong
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