Related Words:
- parent
collapse - a father or mother; one who begets or one who gives birth to or nurtures and raises a child; a relative who plays the role of guardian related words >
- agent,
- ancestor,
- ancestorial,
- ancestral,
- ancestress,
- author,
- begetter,
- beginner,
- catalyst,
- causer,
- creator,
- effector,
- engenderer,
- father,
- fatherlike,
- fatherly,
- generator,
- grandfatherly,
- grandmotherly,
- grandparent,
- grandparental,
- guardian,
- inspirer,
- instigator,
- maker,
- mater,
- materfamilias,
- maternal,
- mother,
- motherlike,
- motherly,
- mover,
- origin,
- originator,
- parental,
- pater,
- paterfamilias,
- paternal,
- patriarchal,
- prime mover,
- primum mobile,
- procreator,
- producer,
- progenitor,
- progenitress,
- progenitrix,
- root,
- sire,
- source,
- stepfather,
- stepmother
- scarce
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- deficient in quantity or number compared with the demand; "fresh vegetables were scarce during the drought"
- not enough; hard to find; "meat was scarce during the war" related words >
- almost unheard-of,
- at a premium,
- barely,
- cheeseparing,
- chinchy,
- chintzy,
- curtailed,
- deficient,
- exiguous,
- failing,
- few,
- hardly,
- in short supply,
- inadequate,
- infrequent,
- insufficient,
- lacking,
- meager,
- miserly,
- niggardly,
- occasional,
- out of print,
- out of season,
- out of stock,
- piddling,
- poor,
- rare,
- scant,
- scanty,
- scarcely,
- scattered,
- scrimping,
- scrimpy,
- seldom,
- seldom met with,
- seldom seen,
- shortened,
- shy,
- skimping,
- skimpy,
- slim,
- slow,
- sparse,
- sporadic,
- spotty,
- sprinkled,
- stingy,
- thin,
- tight,
- truncated,
- uncommon,
- unfrequent,
- unique,
- unusual,
- wanting
- cog,
- commonality,
- commonalty,
- creature,
- flunky,
- follower,
- hoi polloi,
- ignobile vulgus,
- inferior,
- junior,
- lightweight,
- lower class,
- lower orders,
- many-headed multitude,
- mobile vulgus,
- pawn,
- second fiddle,
- secondary,
- subaltern,
- subordinate,
- the common herd,
- the crowd,
- the great unnumbered,
- the great unwashed,
- the herd,
- the hoi polloi,
- the horde,
- the majority,
- the many,
- the masses,
- the mob,
- the multitude,
- third stringer,
- underling,
- understrapper,
- yes-man
- A-war,
- H-war,
- aerial warfare,
- amphibious warfare,
- atom war,
- atomic war,
- bacteriological warfare,
- biological warfare,
- chemical warfare,
- conventional war,
- defensive warfare,
- gas warfare,
- germ warfare,
- guerrilla warfare,
- irregular warfare,
- jungle warfare,
- land warfare,
- mechanized warfare,
- missile warfare,
- mobile warfare,
- motorized warfare,
- naval warfare,
- offensive warfare,
- position warfare,
- psychological warfare,
- push-button warfare,
- siege warfare,
- submarine warfare,
- technological warfare,
- trench warfare,
- underground warfare,
- virus warfare,
- war of attrition,
- war of movement,
- war of position
- virtu
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- objet d'art collectively (especially fine antiques)
- artistic quality
- love of or taste for fine objects of art related words >
- aesthetics,
- art,
- art object,
- artistic skill,
- artistic taste,
- artistry,
- arty-craftiness,
- brainchild,
- bric-a-brac,
- classic,
- composition,
- connoisseurship,
- creation,
- design,
- dilettantism,
- epicureanism,
- epicurism,
- expertise,
- expertism,
- flair,
- friandise,
- gastronomy,
- grotesque,
- kitsch,
- master,
- masterpiece,
- masterwork,
- mobile,
- museum piece,
- nude,
- old master,
- pasticcio,
- pastiche,
- piece,
- piece of virtu,
- stabile,
- statue,
- still life,
- study,
- talent,
- virtuosity,
- work,
- work of art
- versatile
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- able to move freely in all directions; "an owl's versatile toe can move backward and forward"; "an insect's versatile antennae can move up and down or laterally"; "a versatile anther of a flower moves freely in the wind"
- competent in many areas and able to turn with ease from one thing to another; "a versatile writer"
- changeable or inconstant; "versatile moods"
- having great diversity or variety; "his various achievements are impressive"; "his vast and versatile erudition" related words >
- able,
- accessible,
- accomplished,
- adaptable,
- adjustable,
- adroit,
- all-around,
- ambidextrous,
- amphibious,
- at hand,
- available,
- changeable,
- changing,
- convenient,
- conversant,
- coquettish,
- dexterous,
- elastic,
- facile,
- faddish,
- fickle,
- flexible,
- flighty,
- flirtatious,
- fluctuating,
- generally capable,
- gifted,
- handy,
- inconstant,
- light,
- many-sided,
- mercurial,
- mobile,
- multifaceted,
- of all work,
- on call,
- on deck,
- on hand,
- on tap,
- plastic,
- pliable,
- protean,
- quicksilver,
- ready,
- resourceful,
- skilled,
- skillful,
- skittish,
- supple,
- talented,
- to hand,
- toying,
- two-handed,
- undependable,
- unpredictable,
- unreliable,
- vacillating,
- variable,
- volatile,
- well-rounded
- abate,
- allow,
- balance,
- balance the books,
- bate,
- book,
- bury the hatchet,
- capitalize,
- carry,
- carry over,
- cast up accounts,
- charge to experience,
- close out,
- close the books,
- credit,
- cut,
- debit,
- deduct,
- depreciate,
- discount,
- docket,
- enter,
- forget,
- forgive and forget,
- journalize,
- keep books,
- kick back,
- let it go,
- let it pass,
- log,
- make allowance,
- make an entry,
- minute,
- note,
- post,
- post up,
- rebate,
- reduce,
- refund,
- strike a balance,
- take a premium,
- take off,
- write off
- caravan
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- a procession (of wagons or mules or camels) traveling together in single file; "we were part of a caravan of almost a thousand camels"; "they joined the wagon train for safety"
- travel in a caravan related words >
- Conestoga wagon,
- camp trailer,
- camper,
- cavalcade,
- column,
- cortege,
- covered wagon,
- dray,
- dress parade,
- flyover,
- funeral,
- haywagon,
- house trailer,
- line,
- march past,
- mobile home,
- motorcade,
- mule train,
- pack train,
- parade,
- pomp,
- prairie schooner,
- procession,
- promenade,
- review,
- semitrailer,
- skimmington,
- stream,
- string,
- trail car,
- trailer,
- trailer camp,
- trailer court,
- trailer park,
- train,
- truck trailer,
- van,
- waggon,
- wagon,
- wain
- active,
- ambulant,
- ambulative,
- ambulatory,
- circuit-riding,
- commutation,
- course,
- crossing,
- driving,
- expeditionary,
- globe-girdling,
- globe-trotting,
- going,
- impelling,
- in motion,
- itinerant,
- itinerary,
- journeying,
- locomotion,
- locomotive,
- mobile,
- motile,
- motion,
- motivational,
- motive,
- motor,
- movement,
- moving,
- mundivagant,
- on tour,
- passage,
- passing,
- pedestrian,
- perambulating,
- perambulatory,
- peregrinative,
- peregrine,
- peripatetic,
- pilgrimlike,
- progress,
- progressing,
- propellant,
- propelling,
- stirring,
- strolling,
- touring,
- tourism,
- touristic,
- touristry,
- touristy,
- traject,
- trajet,
- transit,
- transitional,
- travel,
- trekking,
- walking,
- wayfaring
- honorarium
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- a fee paid for a nominally free service related words >
- Trinkgeld,
- amends,
- atonement,
- blood money,
- bonus,
- bounty,
- bribe,
- compensation,
- consideration,
- damages,
- donative,
- double time,
- emolument,
- fee,
- gratuity,
- gravy,
- grease,
- guerdon,
- incentive pay,
- indemnification,
- indemnity,
- inducement,
- lagniappe,
- largess,
- liberality,
- meed,
- palm oil,
- pay,
- payment,
- perks,
- perquisite,
- pourboire,
- premium,
- price,
- quittance,
- recompense,
- redress,
- remuneration,
- reparation,
- requital,
- requitement,
- restitution,
- retribution,
- return,
- reward,
- salvage,
- salve,
- satisfaction,
- smart money,
- solatium,
- something extra,
- sportula,
- sweetener,
- tip,
- wergild
- aerial tactics,
- airborne tactics,
- applied tactics,
- armored tactics,
- barrier tactics,
- beleaguerment,
- besiegement,
- blockade,
- blockading,
- cavalry tactics,
- cincture,
- circling,
- circumambience,
- circumambiency,
- circumcincture,
- circumflexion,
- circumjacence,
- circumposition,
- containment,
- defensive strategy,
- diversion,
- embracement,
- encincture,
- enclosure,
- encompassment,
- enfoldment,
- envelopment,
- environment,
- feint,
- fire tactics,
- girding,
- girdling,
- inclusion,
- infantry tactics,
- infiltration,
- investment,
- involvement,
- mob tactics,
- mobile tactics,
- pincer movement,
- pincers movement,
- shock tactics,
- siege,
- strategy,
- surrounding,
- tactics,
- vertical envelopment
- long distance
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- a telephone call made outside the local calling area; "I talked to her by long distance" related words >
- DDD,
- PBX operator,
- apart,
- asunder,
- at a distance,
- away,
- busy signal,
- buzz,
- call,
- central,
- dial tone,
- direct distance dialing,
- distal,
- distant,
- exotic,
- far,
- far off,
- faraway,
- local call,
- long-distance call,
- long-range,
- mobile call,
- operator,
- person-to-person call,
- phone call,
- remote,
- removed,
- ring,
- separated,
- station-to-station call,
- switchboard operator,
- telephone call,
- telephone operator,
- telephonist,
- toll call
- terra cotta
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- a hard unglazed brownish-red earthenware related words >
- Titian,
- adust,
- auburn,
- bay,
- bay-colored,
- bayard,
- brazen,
- bronze,
- bronze-colored,
- bronzed,
- brownish-red,
- cast,
- castaneous,
- chestnut,
- chestnut-brown,
- copper,
- copper-colored,
- coppery,
- cupreous,
- ferruginous,
- foxy,
- henna,
- liver-brown,
- liver-colored,
- livid-brown,
- mahogany,
- marble,
- mobile,
- reddish-brown,
- roan,
- rubiginous,
- rufous,
- russet,
- russety,
- rust,
- rust-colored,
- rusty,
- sculpture,
- stabile,
- statue,
- sunburned
- cog,
- commonality,
- commonalty,
- creature,
- demos,
- flunky,
- follower,
- ignobile vulgus,
- inferior,
- junior,
- lightweight,
- lower class,
- lower orders,
- many-headed multitude,
- masses,
- mobile vulgus,
- pawn,
- second fiddle,
- secondary,
- subaltern,
- subordinate,
- the citizenry,
- the common herd,
- the crowd,
- the general public,
- the great unnumbered,
- the great unwashed,
- the herd,
- the hoi polloi,
- the horde,
- the majority,
- the many,
- the masses,
- the mob,
- the multitude,
- the people,
- the populace,
- the population,
- the public,
- third stringer,
- underling,
- understrapper,
- yes-man
- premium
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- payment for insurance
- the amount that something in scarce supply is valued above its nominal value; "they paid a premium for access to water"
- having or reflecting superior quality or value; "premium gasoline at a premium price" related words >
- Trinkgeld,
- abatement,
- agio,
- allowance,
- appreciation,
- at a premium,
- award,
- bait,
- bank discount,
- bank rate,
- bonus,
- bonus system,
- bounty,
- breakage,
- bribe,
- carrot,
- cash discount,
- chain discount,
- charge-off,
- come-on,
- compensatory interest,
- compound interest,
- concession,
- consideration,
- costly,
- cut,
- dear,
- dear-bought,
- decoration,
- deduction,
- depreciation,
- discount,
- discount rate,
- dividend,
- donative,
- double time,
- drawback,
- exceptional,
- exorbitant interest,
- expensive,
- extra,
- extra added attraction,
- extra dash,
- fancy,
- fee,
- filigree,
- filling,
- fillip,
- flourish,
- freebie,
- frill,
- fringe benefit,
- goad,
- gratuity,
- gravy,
- grease,
- gross interest,
- guerdon,
- high,
- high-priced,
- honorarium,
- importance,
- in short supply,
- incentive,
- incentive pay,
- incitement,
- inducement,
- interest,
- interest rate,
- kickback,
- lagniappe,
- largess,
- liberality,
- lucrative interest,
- lure,
- luxurious,
- meed,
- mortgage points,
- net interest,
- not affordable,
- of great cost,
- ornament,
- overtime pay,
- padding,
- palm oil,
- penal interest,
- penalty,
- penalty clause,
- percentage,
- perks,
- perquisite,
- perquisites,
- plum,
- pourboire,
- price,
- price of money,
- price reduction,
- price-cut,
- pricey,
- prize,
- rare,
- rate,
- rate of interest,
- rebate,
- rebatement,
- reduction,
- refund,
- regard,
- reward,
- rich,
- rollback,
- salvage,
- salve,
- scant,
- scanty,
- scarce,
- setoff,
- simple interest,
- solatium,
- something extra,
- sparse,
- sportula,
- spur,
- steep,
- stiff,
- stimulus,
- stock,
- store,
- stuffing,
- sumptuous,
- superaddition,
- sweetener,
- tare,
- time discount,
- tip,
- top,
- trade discount,
- tret,
- trimming,
- twist,
- underselling,
- unpayable,
- usury,
- value,
- wrinkle,
- write-off
- sparse
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- not dense; "a thin beard"; "trees were sparse" related words >
- almost unheard-of,
- at a premium,
- broadcast,
- cheeseparing,
- chinchy,
- chintzy,
- diffuse,
- discrete,
- dispersed,
- dispread,
- disseminated,
- dissipated,
- distributed,
- exiguous,
- in short supply,
- inappreciable,
- infrequent,
- insignificant,
- limited,
- little,
- meager,
- miserly,
- niggardly,
- not much,
- occasional,
- out of print,
- out of season,
- out of stock,
- piddling,
- poor,
- rare,
- scant,
- scanty,
- scarce,
- scattered,
- scrimp,
- scrimping,
- scrimpy,
- seldom met with,
- seldom seen,
- skimp,
- skimping,
- skimpy,
- slim,
- slow,
- spare,
- sparing,
- sporadic,
- spotty,
- spread,
- spread out,
- sprinkled,
- stingy,
- straggling,
- straggly,
- strewn,
- strown,
- thin,
- tight,
- uncommon,
- unfrequent,
- unique,
- unusual,
- widespread
- abatement,
- agio,
- allowance,
- bank discount,
- break,
- breakage,
- cash discount,
- chain discount,
- charge-off,
- cheapening,
- concession,
- cut,
- decline,
- deduction,
- deflation,
- depreciation,
- devaluation,
- discount,
- dive,
- drawback,
- kickback,
- lowering,
- markdown,
- nose dive,
- penalty,
- penalty clause,
- percentage,
- plummet,
- plummeting,
- plunge,
- premium,
- price cut,
- price fall,
- price reduction,
- rebate,
- rebatement,
- reduction,
- refund,
- rollback,
- sag,
- salvage,
- setoff,
- slash,
- slump,
- tare,
- time discount,
- trade discount,
- tret,
- underselling,
- write-off
- largess
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- a gift or money given (as for service or out of benevolence); usually given ostentatiously related words >
- Trinkgeld,
- benevolence,
- bigheartedness,
- bonus,
- boon,
- bounteousness,
- bountifulness,
- bounty,
- bribe,
- compliment,
- consideration,
- donative,
- double time,
- easy purse strings,
- favor,
- fee,
- free hand,
- freedom,
- freehandedness,
- freeheartedness,
- freeness,
- generosity,
- generousness,
- gift,
- givingness,
- graciousness,
- gratuity,
- gravy,
- grease,
- great heart,
- greatheartedness,
- honorarium,
- hospitality,
- lagniappe,
- largeheartedness,
- largeness,
- liberality,
- liberalness,
- magnanimity,
- munificence,
- open hand,
- open heart,
- openhandedness,
- openheartedness,
- palm oil,
- perks,
- perquisite,
- pourboire,
- premium,
- present,
- salve,
- something extra,
- sportula,
- sweetener,
- tip,
- unselfishness,
- welcome
- originator
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- someone who creates new things related words >
- agent,
- ancestors,
- apprentice,
- architect,
- artificer,
- artist,
- author,
- begetter,
- beginner,
- builder,
- catalyst,
- causer,
- conceiver,
- constructor,
- craftsman,
- creator,
- designer,
- deviser,
- discoverer,
- effector,
- engenderer,
- engineer,
- executor,
- executrix,
- father,
- founder,
- generator,
- grower,
- inaugurator,
- industrialist,
- initiator,
- inspirer,
- instigator,
- institutor,
- introducer,
- inventor,
- journeyman,
- maker,
- manufacturer,
- master,
- master craftsman,
- mother,
- mover,
- organizer,
- original,
- parent,
- past master,
- patriarch,
- planner,
- precursor,
- prime mover,
- primum mobile,
- producer,
- raiser,
- realizer,
- shaper,
- sire,
- smith,
- wright
- impermanent
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- existing or enduring for a limited time only
- not permanent; not lasting; "politics is an impermanent factor of life"- James Thurber; "impermanent palm cottages"; "a temperary arrangement"; "temporary housing" related words >
- able to adapt,
- adaptable,
- adjustable,
- alterable,
- alterative,
- brittle,
- capricious,
- changeable,
- checkered,
- corruptible,
- deciduous,
- dying,
- ephemeral,
- evanescent,
- ever-changing,
- fading,
- fickle,
- fleeting,
- flexible,
- flitting,
- fluid,
- fly-by-night,
- flying,
- fragile,
- frail,
- fugacious,
- fugitive,
- impetuous,
- impulsive,
- inconstant,
- insubstantial,
- kaleidoscopic,
- malleable,
- many-sided,
- metamorphic,
- mobile,
- modifiable,
- momentary,
- mortal,
- movable,
- mutable,
- nondurable,
- nonpermanent,
- nonuniform,
- passing,
- perishable,
- permutable,
- plastic,
- protean,
- proteiform,
- resilient,
- rubbery,
- short-lived,
- supple,
- temporal,
- temporary,
- transient,
- transitive,
- transitory,
- undurable,
- unenduring,
- unstable,
- variable,
- volatile
- uncommon
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- not common or ordinarily encountered; unusually great in amount or remarkable in character or kind; "uncommon birds"; "frost and floods are uncommon during these months"; "doing an uncommon amount of business"; "an uncommon liking for money"; "he owed his greatest debt to his mother's uncommon character and ability" related words >
- almost unheard-of,
- appalling,
- astonishing,
- at a premium,
- breakaway,
- conspicuous,
- different,
- egregious,
- exceptional,
- extraordinary,
- extremely,
- fabulous,
- fantastic,
- few,
- formidable,
- in short supply,
- incredible,
- infrequent,
- marked,
- marvelous,
- notable,
- noteworthy,
- noticeable,
- novel,
- occasional,
- of mark,
- offbeat,
- original,
- out of print,
- out of season,
- out of stock,
- outstanding,
- rare,
- rarely,
- recherche,
- remarkable,
- scanty,
- scarce,
- seldom,
- seldom met with,
- seldom seen,
- signal,
- singular,
- slow,
- sparse,
- sporadic,
- strange,
- striking,
- sui generis,
- superior,
- uncommonly,
- uncustomary,
- undreamed-of,
- unexpected,
- unfamiliar,
- unfrequent,
- unheard-of,
- unimaginable,
- unique,
- unordinary,
- unthinkable,
- unthought-of,
- unusual,
- unusually,
- unwonted,
- wonderful
- bric-a-brac
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- miscellaneous curios related words >
- art object,
- bauble,
- bibelot,
- brainchild,
- chaff,
- chicken feed,
- chickenshit,
- classic,
- composition,
- creation,
- design,
- details,
- fribble,
- froth,
- gaud,
- gewgaw,
- gimcrack,
- gimcrackery,
- grotesque,
- kickshaw,
- kitsch,
- knack,
- knickknack,
- knickknackery,
- master,
- masterpiece,
- masterwork,
- minutiae,
- mobile,
- museum piece,
- nude,
- old master,
- pasticcio,
- pastiche,
- peanuts,
- piece,
- piece of virtu,
- rubbish,
- small beer,
- small change,
- stabile,
- statue,
- still life,
- study,
- toy,
- trash,
- trifles,
- trinket,
- trivia,
- trumpery,
- virtu,
- whim-wham,
- work,
- work of art
- resilient
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- recovering readily from adversity, depression, or the like related words >
- able to adapt,
- adaptable,
- adaptive,
- adjustable,
- airy,
- alterable,
- alterative,
- bouncing,
- bouncy,
- bounding,
- breezy,
- buoyant,
- carefree,
- changeable,
- checkered,
- convalescent,
- corky,
- debonair,
- effervescent,
- elastic,
- ever-changing,
- expansive,
- extensile,
- flexible,
- flexile,
- fluid,
- free and easy,
- impermanent,
- jaunty,
- kaleidoscopic,
- light,
- lighthearted,
- lightsome,
- lively,
- malleable,
- many-sided,
- metamorphic,
- mobile,
- modifiable,
- movable,
- mutable,
- nonuniform,
- perky,
- permutable,
- plastic,
- protean,
- proteiform,
- rebounding,
- recalcitrant,
- recoiling,
- recuperative,
- recuperatory,
- repercussive,
- responsive,
- reviviscent,
- rubbery,
- springing,
- springy,
- stretch,
- stretchable,
- stretchy,
- supple,
- transient,
- transitory,
- variable,
- volatile,
- whippy
- kick back
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- spring back, as from a forceful thrust; "The gun kicked back into my shoulder"
- pay a kickback; make an illegal payment related words >
- abate,
- allow,
- atone,
- backfire,
- backlash,
- bate,
- boomerang,
- bounce,
- bounce back,
- bound,
- bound back,
- cannon,
- cannon off,
- carom,
- charge off,
- cut,
- deduct,
- depreciate,
- discount,
- fly back,
- have repercussions,
- kick,
- lash back,
- make allowance,
- make amends,
- make good,
- make reparation,
- make restitution,
- make up for,
- make up to,
- pay back,
- pay in kind,
- quit,
- rebate,
- rebound,
- recalcitrate,
- recoil,
- recoup,
- redress,
- reduce,
- refund,
- reimburse,
- repay,
- repercuss,
- requite,
- resile,
- ricochet,
- snap back,
- spring,
- spring back,
- take a premium,
- take off,
- write off
- gratuity
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- an award (as for meritorious service) given without claim or obligation
- a relatively small amount of money given for services rendered (as by a waiter) related words >
- Trinkgeld,
- balance,
- bonus,
- boodle,
- bounty,
- bribe,
- bribe money,
- complimentariness,
- consideration,
- costlessness,
- dividend,
- donative,
- double time,
- expenselessness,
- extra,
- fee,
- free ride,
- freebie,
- freeness,
- gift,
- gratification,
- gratuitousness,
- gravy,
- grease,
- honorarium,
- hush money,
- incentive pay,
- inducement,
- labor of love,
- lagniappe,
- largess,
- leftover,
- liberality,
- margin,
- no charge,
- overage,
- overmeasure,
- overplus,
- overrun,
- overset,
- overstock,
- oversupply,
- palm,
- palm oil,
- payoff,
- payola,
- perks,
- perquisite,
- plus,
- pourboire,
- premium,
- protection,
- remainder,
- reward,
- salve,
- something extra,
- sop,
- spare,
- sportula,
- surplus,
- surplusage,
- sweetener,
- tip
- kickback
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- a commercial bribe paid by a seller to a purchasing agent in order to induce the agent to enter into the transaction related words >
- abatement,
- agio,
- allowance,
- backfire,
- backlash,
- backlashing,
- bank discount,
- boomerang,
- bounce,
- bound,
- breakage,
- bribe,
- carom,
- cash discount,
- chain discount,
- charge-off,
- commission,
- compensation,
- concession,
- contrecoup,
- cut,
- deduction,
- depreciation,
- discount,
- drawback,
- kick,
- payola,
- penalty,
- penalty clause,
- percentage,
- premium,
- price reduction,
- price-cut,
- rebate,
- rebatement,
- rebound,
- rebuff,
- recalcitration,
- recoil,
- recoupment,
- reduction,
- refund,
- refundment,
- reimbursement,
- repayment,
- repercussion,
- repulse,
- resilience,
- restitution,
- return,
- reward,
- ricochet,
- rollback,
- salvage,
- setoff,
- share,
- spring,
- tare,
- time discount,
- trade discount,
- tret,
- underselling,
- write-off
- still life
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- a painting of inanimate objects such as fruit or flowers related words >
- abstract,
- abstraction,
- altarpiece,
- art object,
- block print,
- brainchild,
- bric-a-brac,
- classic,
- collage,
- color print,
- composition,
- copy,
- creation,
- cyclorama,
- daub,
- design,
- diptych,
- engraving,
- fresco,
- grotesque,
- icon,
- illumination,
- illustration,
- image,
- kitsch,
- likeness,
- master,
- masterpiece,
- masterwork,
- miniature,
- mobile,
- montage,
- mosaic,
- mural,
- museum piece,
- nude,
- old master,
- panorama,
- pasticcio,
- pastiche,
- photograph,
- picture,
- piece,
- piece of virtu,
- print,
- representation,
- reproduction,
- stabile,
- stained glass window,
- statue,
- stencil,
- study,
- tableau,
- tapestry,
- triptych,
- virtu,
- wall painting,
- work,
- work of art
- lagniappe
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- a small gift (especially one given by a merchant to a customer who makes a purchase) related words >
- Trinkgeld,
- balance,
- bonus,
- bonus system,
- bounty,
- bribe,
- consideration,
- decoration,
- dividend,
- donative,
- double time,
- extra,
- extra added attraction,
- extra dash,
- fee,
- filigree,
- filling,
- fillip,
- flourish,
- frill,
- fringe benefit,
- gratuity,
- gravy,
- grease,
- honorarium,
- incentive pay,
- inducement,
- largess,
- leftover,
- liberality,
- margin,
- ornament,
- overage,
- overmeasure,
- overplus,
- overrun,
- overset,
- overstock,
- oversupply,
- overtime pay,
- padding,
- palm,
- palm oil,
- perks,
- perquisite,
- perquisites,
- plus,
- pourboire,
- premium,
- remainder,
- salve,
- solatium,
- something extra,
- spare,
- sportula,
- stuffing,
- superaddition,
- surplus,
- surplusage,
- sweetener,
- tip,
- trimming,
- twist,
- wrinkle
- camper
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- a recreational vehicle equipped for camping out while traveling
- someone living temporarily in a tent or lodge for recreation related words >
- adventurer,
- alpinist,
- astronaut,
- camp trailer,
- caravan,
- climber,
- comers and goers,
- commuter,
- cosmopolite,
- cruiser,
- excursionist,
- explorer,
- fare,
- globe-girdler,
- globe-trotter,
- goer,
- hajji,
- house trailer,
- jet set,
- jet-setter,
- journeyer,
- mariner,
- mobile home,
- mountaineer,
- palmer,
- passenger,
- passerby,
- pathfinder,
- pilgrim,
- pioneer,
- rubberneck,
- rubbernecker,
- sailor,
- semitrailer,
- sightseer,
- straphanger,
- tourer,
- tourist,
- trail car,
- trailblazer,
- trailbreaker,
- trailer,
- trailer camp,
- trailer court,
- trailer park,
- transient,
- traveler,
- trekker,
- tripper,
- truck trailer,
- viator,
- visiting fireman,
- voortrekker,
- voyager,
- voyageur,
- wayfarer,
- world-traveler
- rollback
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- reducing prices back to some earlier level
- the act of forcing the enemy to withdraw related words >
- abatement,
- agio,
- allowance,
- backset,
- backsliding,
- backward motion,
- backward step,
- bank discount,
- breakage,
- cash discount,
- chain discount,
- charge-off,
- concession,
- curtailment,
- cut,
- cutback,
- deduction,
- depreciation,
- discount,
- drawback,
- kickback,
- lapse,
- penalty,
- penalty clause,
- percentage,
- premium,
- price reduction,
- price-cut,
- pullback,
- reaction,
- rebate,
- rebatement,
- recession,
- recidivation,
- recidivism,
- reduction,
- reentry,
- refluence,
- reflux,
- refund,
- regress,
- regression,
- relapse,
- retrenchment,
- retroaction,
- retrocession,
- retroflexion,
- retrogradation,
- retrogression,
- retrusion,
- return,
- salvage,
- setback,
- setoff,
- sternway,
- tare,
- throwback,
- time discount,
- trade discount,
- tret,
- underselling,
- write-off
- ambidextrous
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- marked by deliberate deceptiveness especially by pretending one set of feelings and acting under the influence of another; "she was a deceitful scheming little thing"- Israel Zangwill; "a double-dealing double agent"; "a double-faced infernal traitor and schemer"- W.M.Thackeray
- equally skillful with each hand; "an ambidextrous surgeon" related words >
- Janus-like,
- Machiavellian,
- adaptable,
- adjustable,
- all-around,
- ambidexter,
- ambidextral,
- amphibious,
- artful,
- bifacial,
- bifold,
- biform,
- bilateral,
- binary,
- binate,
- biparous,
- bivalent,
- conduplicate,
- crafty,
- crooked,
- cunning,
- deceitful,
- dextrosinistral,
- dishonest,
- disomatous,
- double,
- double-dealing,
- double-faced,
- double-minded,
- double-tongued,
- doublehearted,
- dual,
- duple,
- duplex,
- duplicate,
- duplicitous,
- faithless,
- false,
- false-principled,
- falsehearted,
- flexible,
- geminate,
- geminated,
- generally capable,
- hypocritical,
- left-handed,
- many-sided,
- mobile,
- perfidious,
- resourceful,
- second,
- secondary,
- shifty,
- sinistrodextral,
- slippery,
- supple,
- treacherous,
- tricky,
- twin,
- twinned,
- two-faced,
- two-handed,
- two-level,
- two-ply,
- two-sided,
- two-story,
- twofold,
- versatile
- abate,
- abrade,
- abridge,
- abstract,
- allow,
- bate,
- charge off,
- collect,
- compress,
- conclude,
- curtail,
- cut,
- cut back,
- cut down,
- damp,
- dampen,
- decrease,
- deduce,
- deflate,
- depreciate,
- depress,
- derive,
- derogate,
- detract,
- diminish,
- discount,
- disparage,
- downgrade,
- drain,
- draw,
- draw back,
- eat away,
- erode,
- extract,
- file away,
- gather,
- impair,
- judge,
- kick back,
- knock off,
- leach,
- lessen,
- lower,
- make,
- make allowance,
- make out,
- pare,
- purify,
- rebate,
- reduce,
- refine,
- refund,
- remove,
- retrench,
- roll back,
- rub away,
- scale down,
- shorten,
- simplify,
- step down,
- subduct,
- subtract,
- take,
- take a premium,
- take away,
- take from,
- take off,
- take out,
- thin,
- thin out,
- tune down,
- wear away,
- weed,
- withdraw,
- write off
- Babylonian,
- Corinthian,
- awe-inspiring,
- awful,
- barbaric,
- bask,
- costly,
- dazzling,
- dear,
- dear-bought,
- deluxe,
- elaborate,
- elegant,
- exorbitant,
- expensive,
- extravagant,
- fancy,
- fine,
- glorious,
- gorgeous,
- grand,
- grandiose,
- high,
- high-priced,
- imposing,
- impressive,
- insolate,
- lavish,
- luscious,
- lush,
- luxuriant,
- luxurious,
- magnificent,
- majestic,
- noble,
- not affordable,
- of great cost,
- opulent,
- palatial,
- plush,
- posh,
- premium,
- pricey,
- princely,
- proud,
- regal,
- resplendent,
- rich,
- ritzy,
- royal,
- showy,
- splendacious,
- splendid,
- splendiferous,
- stately,
- steep,
- stiff,
- sun,
- sun-dry,
- sunbathe,
- sunburn,
- superb,
- superfancy,
- superfine,
- swank,
- swanky,
- swell,
- tan,
- top,
- unpayable
- rubbery
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- having an elastic texture resembling rubber in flexibility or toughness related words >
- able to adapt,
- adaptable,
- adjustable,
- alterable,
- alterative,
- anemic,
- asthenic,
- bloodless,
- changeable,
- checkered,
- chicken,
- cowardly,
- debilitated,
- drooping,
- droopy,
- dull,
- effete,
- etiolated,
- ever-changing,
- faint,
- faintish,
- feeble,
- flabby,
- flaccid,
- flexible,
- flimsy,
- floppy,
- fluid,
- gone,
- gutless,
- imbecile,
- impermanent,
- impotent,
- kaleidoscopic,
- languid,
- languorous,
- lax,
- limber,
- limp,
- listless,
- loose,
- lustless,
- malleable,
- many-sided,
- marrowless,
- metamorphic,
- mobile,
- modifiable,
- movable,
- mutable,
- nerveless,
- nonuniform,
- permutable,
- pithless,
- plastic,
- pooped,
- powerless,
- protean,
- proteiform,
- relaxed,
- resilient,
- rubber,
- rubberized,
- rubberlike,
- sapless,
- sinewless,
- slack,
- soft,
- spineless,
- strengthless,
- supple,
- transient,
- transitory,
- unhardened,
- unnerved,
- unstrung,
- variable,
- weak,
- weakly
- gravy
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- basically the juices that drip from cooking meats related words >
- Colbert,
- Smitane,
- Soubise,
- Trinkgeld,
- allemande,
- bonus,
- bonus system,
- bounty,
- bourguignonne,
- bribe,
- brown sauce,
- buried treasure,
- consideration,
- cream sauce,
- discovery,
- donative,
- double time,
- egg sauce,
- espagnole,
- fee,
- find,
- finding,
- foundling,
- fringe benefit,
- gratuity,
- grease,
- honorarium,
- incentive pay,
- inducement,
- lagniappe,
- largess,
- liberality,
- marinara,
- mole,
- overtime pay,
- palm oil,
- paprika sauce,
- pepper sauce,
- perks,
- perquisite,
- perquisites,
- poulette,
- pourboire,
- premium,
- roux,
- salve,
- shallot sauce,
- solatium,
- something extra,
- sportula,
- sweetener,
- tip,
- treasure trove,
- trouvaille,
- trove,
- waifs,
- waifs and strays,
- windfall,
- windfall money,
- windfall profit
- animate,
- bait,
- beak,
- bonus,
- bribe,
- brush,
- bunt,
- carrot,
- chuck,
- dab,
- decoration,
- encouragement,
- enliven,
- exhilarate,
- extra,
- extra added attraction,
- extra dash,
- filigree,
- filling,
- flick,
- flip,
- flirt,
- flourish,
- frill,
- galvanize,
- graze,
- incentive,
- incitement,
- inducement,
- infuse life into,
- interest,
- invigorate,
- invitation,
- jazz up,
- lagniappe,
- lure,
- ornament,
- padding,
- pat,
- payment,
- peck,
- percentage,
- persuasive,
- pick,
- pick up,
- pique,
- premium,
- profit,
- provocation,
- provoke,
- quicken,
- rap,
- renew,
- resuscitate,
- revive,
- reward,
- sharpen,
- snap,
- something extra,
- stimulate,
- stimulation,
- stimulative,
- stimulus,
- stuffing,
- superaddition,
- sweetener,
- sweetening,
- tap,
- tickle,
- tip,
- touch,
- trimming,
- twist,
- whet,
- whisk,
- wrinkle
- movable
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- capable of being moved or conveyed from one place to another
- (of personal property as opposed to real estate) can be moved from place to place (especially carried by hand) related words >
- able to adapt,
- accessible,
- adaptable,
- adjustable,
- alterable,
- alterative,
- amenable,
- assignable,
- changeable,
- changeful,
- checkered,
- communicable,
- conductive,
- consignable,
- contagious,
- conveyable,
- ever-changing,
- expressable,
- flexible,
- floating,
- fluid,
- impartable,
- impermanent,
- impressionable,
- influenceable,
- interchangeable,
- kaleidoscopic,
- mailable,
- malleable,
- many-sided,
- metamorphic,
- metathetic,
- mobile,
- modifiable,
- motile,
- moveable,
- moving,
- mutable,
- nonuniform,
- open,
- open-minded,
- permutable,
- persuadable,
- persuasible,
- pervious,
- plastic,
- pliable,
- pliant,
- portable,
- portative,
- protean,
- proteiform,
- receptive,
- removable,
- resilient,
- responsive,
- roving,
- rubbery,
- suasible,
- suggestible,
- supple,
- susceptible,
- swayable,
- transferable,
- transfusable,
- transient,
- transitory,
- transmissible,
- transmissive,
- transmittable,
- transportable,
- transportative,
- transposable,
- unfixed,
- unstable,
- unsteadfast,
- unsteady,
- variable,
- weak
- catalyst
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- something that causes an important event to happen; "the invasion acted as a catalyst to unite the country"
- (chemistry) a substance that initiates or accelerates a chemical reaction without itself being affected related words >
- agent,
- agent provocateur,
- agitator,
- agitprop,
- alterant,
- alterative,
- alterer,
- author,
- begetter,
- beginner,
- catalysis,
- catalytic agent,
- causer,
- creator,
- decay,
- demagogue,
- dialysis,
- dissociation,
- effector,
- engenderer,
- exciter,
- father,
- ferment,
- firebrand,
- fission,
- fomenter,
- generator,
- goad,
- hydrolysis,
- hydrolyst,
- impetus,
- impulse,
- incendiary,
- incentive,
- incitation,
- incitement,
- inciter,
- inflamer,
- innovationist,
- innovator,
- inspirer,
- instigator,
- introducer,
- leaven,
- maker,
- mischief-maker,
- modificator,
- modifier,
- mother,
- motivation,
- mover,
- originator,
- parent,
- photolysis,
- precursor,
- prime mover,
- primum mobile,
- producer,
- provocateur,
- provoker,
- rabble-rouser,
- ringleader,
- rouser,
- seditionary,
- seditionist,
- sire,
- splitting,
- spur,
- stimulant,
- thermolysis,
- transformer,
- transmogrifier,
- troublemaker,
- urger,
- yeast
- meed
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- a fitting reward related words >
- allotment,
- allowance,
- amends,
- apportionment,
- atonement,
- big end,
- bigger half,
- bit,
- bite,
- blood money,
- budget,
- carrot,
- chunk,
- commission,
- compensation,
- consideration,
- contingent,
- cut,
- damages,
- deal,
- desert,
- destiny,
- dividend,
- dole,
- due,
- end,
- equal share,
- fate,
- guerdon,
- half,
- halver,
- helping,
- honorarium,
- indemnification,
- indemnity,
- interest,
- lot,
- measure,
- merit,
- mess,
- modicum,
- moiety,
- part,
- percentage,
- piece,
- plum,
- portion,
- premium,
- price,
- prize,
- proportion,
- quantum,
- quittance,
- quota,
- rake-off,
- ration,
- recompense,
- recompensing,
- redress,
- remuneration,
- reparation,
- requital,
- requitement,
- restitution,
- retribution,
- return,
- reward,
- salvage,
- satisfaction,
- segment,
- share,
- slice,
- small share,
- smart money,
- solatium,
- stake,
- stock,
- wergild
- usury
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- the act of lending money at an exorbitant rate of interest
- an exorbitant or unlawful rate of interest related words >
- Cosa Nostra,
- Mafia,
- advance,
- advancement,
- advancing,
- bank rate,
- black market,
- bootlegging,
- compensatory interest,
- compound interest,
- discount rate,
- exorbitant interest,
- exploitation,
- extortion,
- gambling,
- gray market,
- gross interest,
- highway robbery,
- holdup,
- illegal commerce,
- illegal operations,
- illegitimate business,
- illicit business,
- interest,
- interest rate,
- lend-lease,
- lending,
- lending at interest,
- loan-sharking,
- loaning,
- lucrative interest,
- moneylending,
- moonshining,
- mortgage points,
- narcotics traffic,
- net interest,
- organized crime,
- overassessment,
- overcharge,
- penal interest,
- premium,
- price,
- price of money,
- prostitution,
- protection racket,
- racket,
- rate,
- rate of interest,
- shady dealings,
- shylocking,
- simple interest,
- surcharge,
- the rackets,
- the syndicate,
- traffic in women,
- white slavery
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