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- undertaking
collapse - any piece of work that is undertaken or attempted; "he prepared for great undertakings"
- the trade of a funeral director related words >
- accomplished fact,
- accomplishment,
- achievement,
- act,
- acta,
- action,
- activities,
- activity,
- adventure,
- affair,
- affairs,
- agreement,
- approach,
- assay,
- assurance,
- attempt,
- bag,
- bail,
- bid,
- blow,
- bond,
- business,
- commerce,
- commitment,
- concern,
- concernment,
- contract,
- coup,
- crack,
- dealings,
- deed,
- doing,
- doings,
- earnest,
- earnest money,
- effort,
- employ,
- employment,
- endeavor,
- engagement,
- enterprise,
- escrow,
- essay,
- experiment,
- exploit,
- fait accompli,
- feat,
- fling,
- function,
- gage,
- gambit,
- gest,
- go,
- guarantee,
- guaranty,
- hand,
- handiwork,
- handsel,
- hassle,
- hock,
- hostage,
- interest,
- job,
- labor,
- lick,
- lookout,
- mainprise,
- maneuver,
- matter,
- measure,
- move,
- obligation,
- occupation,
- offer,
- operation,
- overt act,
- passage,
- pawn,
- performance,
- performing,
- pignus,
- pledge,
- preengagement,
- proceeding,
- production,
- project,
- promise,
- realization,
- recognizance,
- replevin,
- replevy,
- res gestae,
- service,
- shot,
- stab,
- step,
- striving,
- stroke,
- strong bid,
- struggle,
- stunt,
- surety,
- task,
- tentative,
- thing,
- thing done,
- token payment,
- tour de force,
- transaction,
- trial,
- trial and error,
- try,
- turn,
- understanding,
- vadimonium,
- vadium,
- venture,
- verbal agreement,
- vow,
- warranty,
- whack,
- work,
- works
- pawn
collapse
- borrowing and leaving an article as security for repayment of the loan
- (chess) the least powerful piece; moves only forward and captures only to the side; it can be promoted to a more powerful piece if it reaches the 8th rank
- an article deposited as security
- leave as a guarantee in return for money; "pawn your grandfather's gold watch" related words >
- Charlie McCarthy,
- agent,
- ancilla,
- appliance,
- assurance,
- bail,
- bishop,
- bond,
- borrow,
- bottomry,
- castle,
- chance,
- chessman,
- cog,
- collateral,
- commonality,
- commonalty,
- contrivance,
- creature,
- deposit,
- device,
- dip,
- dummy,
- dupe,
- earnest,
- earnest money,
- escrow,
- float a loan,
- flunky,
- follower,
- gage,
- gamble,
- get a loan,
- get on credit,
- go bail,
- go-between,
- guarantee,
- guaranty,
- handmaid,
- handmaiden,
- handsel,
- hazard,
- hit one for,
- hit up,
- hock,
- hoi polloi,
- hostage,
- hypothecate,
- impignorate,
- implement,
- inferior,
- instrument,
- interagent,
- intermediary,
- intermediate,
- intermedium,
- jeopardize,
- junior,
- king,
- knight,
- lever,
- lightweight,
- lower class,
- lower orders,
- mainprise,
- man,
- masses,
- mechanism,
- mediator,
- medium,
- midwife,
- minion,
- mortgage,
- negotiate a loan,
- organ,
- piece,
- pignus,
- plaything,
- pledge,
- plight,
- pop,
- post,
- puppet,
- put in hock,
- put in pawn,
- put up,
- queen,
- raise money,
- recognizance,
- replevin,
- replevy,
- risk,
- rook,
- run into debt,
- second fiddle,
- secondary,
- security,
- servant,
- slave,
- spout,
- stake,
- stooge,
- subaltern,
- subordinate,
- surety,
- third stringer,
- token,
- token payment,
- tool,
- touch,
- toy,
- underling,
- understrapper,
- undertaking,
- vadimonium,
- vadium,
- vehicle,
- venture,
- warrant,
- yes-man
- resume
collapse
- 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
- restoration
collapse
- the act of restoring something or someone to a satisfactory state
- the re-establishment of the British monarchy in 1660
- a model that represents the landscape of a former geological age or that represents and extinct animal etc.
- some artifact that has been restored or reconstructed; "the restoration looked exactly like the original"
- the reign of Charles II in England; 1660-1685 related words >
- Great Leap Forward,
- about-face,
- advance,
- advancement,
- amelioration,
- amendment,
- ascent,
- backing,
- backsliding,
- bettering,
- betterment,
- boost,
- clearance,
- clearing,
- copy,
- destigmatization,
- destigmatizing,
- disenchantment,
- duplication,
- enhancement,
- enrichment,
- eugenics,
- euthenics,
- exculpation,
- explanation,
- extradition,
- flip-flop,
- fortification,
- furtherance,
- giving back,
- headway,
- imitation,
- improvement,
- justification,
- lapse,
- lift,
- melioration,
- mend,
- mending,
- palingenesis,
- pickup,
- preferment,
- progress,
- progression,
- promotion,
- purgation,
- purging,
- ransom,
- rationalization,
- re-creation,
- re-formation,
- rebirth,
- rebuilding,
- recapture,
- recidivation,
- recidivism,
- reclaiming,
- reclamation,
- recommitment,
- reconstitution,
- reconstruction,
- reconversion,
- recoup,
- recoupment,
- recovery,
- recuperation,
- reddition,
- redemption,
- redesign,
- redoing,
- reedition,
- reestablishment,
- refashioning,
- refurbishment,
- regainment,
- regeneration,
- regenesis,
- regress,
- regression,
- rehabilitation,
- reinstatement,
- reinstitution,
- reissue,
- rejuvenation,
- relapse,
- remaking,
- remand,
- remandment,
- remitter,
- renascence,
- rendition,
- renewal,
- renovation,
- reoccupation,
- reorganization,
- repair,
- repatriation,
- repetition,
- replevin,
- replevy,
- repossession,
- reprinting,
- reproduction,
- reshaping,
- restitution,
- restoring,
- restructuring,
- resumption,
- resurrection,
- retake,
- retaking,
- retrieval,
- retrieve,
- retrocession,
- retrogradation,
- retrogression,
- retroversion,
- return,
- returning,
- reversal,
- reverse,
- reversion,
- reverting,
- revindication,
- revision,
- revival,
- revulsion,
- rise,
- salvage,
- sending back,
- slipping back,
- trover,
- turn,
- turnabout,
- upbeat,
- uplift,
- upping,
- upswing,
- uptrend,
- upward mobility,
- vindication,
- vitaminization
- restore
collapse
- give or bring back; "Restore the stolen painting to its rightful owner"
- bring back into original existence, use, function, or position; "restore law and order"; "reestablish peace in the region"; "restore the emperor to the throne"
- return to its original or usable and functioning condition; "restore the forest to its original pristine condition" related words >
- abet,
- account for,
- aid,
- amend,
- arouse,
- assist,
- avail,
- bail out,
- bear a hand,
- befriend,
- benefit,
- better,
- bring back,
- clear,
- comfort,
- copy,
- correct,
- cry sour grapes,
- cure,
- destigmatize,
- do good,
- do justice to,
- do over,
- doctor,
- duplicate,
- ease,
- enrich,
- exculpate,
- explain,
- extradite,
- favor,
- fix,
- fix up,
- fortify,
- get back,
- give a boost,
- give a hand,
- give a lift,
- give back,
- give help,
- heal,
- help,
- improve,
- justify,
- lend a hand,
- lend one aid,
- make over,
- make restitution,
- mend,
- modernize,
- place in,
- proffer aid,
- protect,
- purge,
- put back,
- rally,
- ransom,
- rationalize,
- re-create,
- re-form,
- reactivate,
- rebuild,
- recall,
- recapture,
- reclaim,
- recommit,
- recondition,
- reconstitute,
- reconstruct,
- reconvert,
- recoup,
- recover,
- recruit,
- rectify,
- recuperate,
- redeem,
- redesign,
- redo,
- reenact,
- reestablish,
- refashion,
- refill,
- reform,
- refound,
- refresh,
- refurbish,
- regain,
- regenerate,
- rehabilitate,
- reimburse,
- reinstall,
- reinstate,
- reinstitute,
- reintegrate,
- reinvest,
- reinvigorate,
- reissue,
- rejuvenate,
- rekindle,
- relieve,
- remake,
- remand,
- remedy,
- remit,
- render assistance,
- renew,
- renovate,
- reoccupy,
- reorganize,
- repair,
- repatriate,
- repay,
- repeat,
- replace,
- replenish,
- replevin,
- replevy,
- repossess,
- reprint,
- reproduce,
- rescue,
- reshape,
- restitute,
- restructure,
- resume,
- resurrect,
- resuscitate,
- retake,
- retouch,
- retrieve,
- return,
- revest,
- revindicate,
- revise,
- revitalize,
- revive,
- revivify,
- right,
- rouse,
- save,
- send back,
- set up,
- stimulate,
- stir,
- strengthen,
- succor,
- take back,
- take in tow,
- touch up,
- update,
- vindicate,
- warrant,
- win back
- annex
collapse
- an addition that extends a main building
- attach to
- take (territory) as if by conquest; "Hitler annexed Lithuania" related words >
- L,
- abstract,
- accession,
- accessory,
- accompaniment,
- accroach,
- acquire,
- add,
- addenda,
- addendum,
- additament,
- addition,
- additive,
- additory,
- additum,
- adjoin,
- adjunct,
- adjuvant,
- affix,
- agglutinate,
- anchor,
- and,
- annexation,
- appanage,
- append,
- appendage,
- appendant,
- appropriate,
- appurtenance,
- appurtenant,
- arm,
- arrogate,
- associate,
- attach,
- attachment,
- augment,
- augmentation,
- bag,
- belay,
- block,
- boost,
- borrow,
- burden,
- cabbage,
- cement,
- cinch,
- clamp,
- clinch,
- coda,
- collar,
- collectivize,
- commandeer,
- communalize,
- communize,
- complement,
- complicate,
- concomitant,
- confiscate,
- conjoin,
- connect,
- continuation,
- cop,
- corollary,
- cramp,
- crib,
- decorate,
- defraud,
- distrain,
- ell,
- embezzle,
- encumber,
- engraft,
- expropriate,
- extension,
- extort,
- extrapolation,
- fasten,
- filch,
- fix,
- fixture,
- gain,
- garnish,
- get at,
- get hold of,
- glom on to,
- glue on,
- grab,
- graft,
- grapple,
- have,
- hitch on,
- hook,
- impound,
- impress,
- increase,
- increment,
- infix,
- join,
- join with,
- knit,
- land,
- lay hands on,
- levy,
- lift,
- link,
- make fast,
- make off with,
- moor,
- nationalize,
- nip,
- obtain,
- offshoot,
- ornament,
- palm,
- paste on,
- pendant,
- pick up,
- pilfer,
- pinch,
- plus,
- poach,
- postfix,
- preempt,
- prefix,
- press,
- procure,
- purloin,
- put to,
- put with,
- reinforcement,
- replevin,
- replevy,
- run away with,
- rustle,
- saddle with,
- screw up,
- scrounge,
- secure,
- seize,
- sequester,
- sequestrate,
- set,
- set to,
- shoplift,
- side effect,
- side issue,
- slap on,
- snare,
- snatch,
- snitch,
- socialize,
- steal,
- subjoin,
- suffix,
- superadd,
- superpose,
- supplement,
- swindle,
- swipe,
- tack on,
- tag,
- tag on,
- tailpiece,
- take,
- take on,
- take over,
- take possession,
- take up,
- thieve,
- tighten,
- trice up,
- trim,
- undergirding,
- unite,
- unite with,
- walk off with,
- wing
- salvage
collapse
- the act of rescuing a ship or its crew or its cargo from a shipwreck or a fire
- the act of saving goods or property that were in danger of damage or destruction
- property or goods saved from damage or destruction
- collect discarded or refused material; "She scavenged the garbage cans for food"
- save from ruin, destruction, or harm related words >
- abatement,
- admission,
- admission fee,
- agio,
- allowance,
- amends,
- anchorage,
- atonement,
- bank discount,
- blood money,
- breakage,
- brokerage,
- carfare,
- cash discount,
- cellarage,
- chain discount,
- charge,
- charge-off,
- charges,
- compensation,
- concession,
- conservancy,
- conservation,
- conservationism,
- consideration,
- cover charge,
- cut,
- damages,
- deduction,
- deliver,
- deliverance,
- delivery,
- demand,
- depreciation,
- discount,
- dockage,
- drawback,
- dues,
- entrance fee,
- environmental conservation,
- exaction,
- exactment,
- extract,
- extricate,
- extrication,
- fare,
- fee,
- forest conservation,
- forest management,
- free,
- freeing,
- guerdon,
- hire,
- honorarium,
- indemnification,
- indemnity,
- keeping,
- kickback,
- liberate,
- liberation,
- license fee,
- lifesaving,
- maintenance,
- meed,
- penalty,
- penalty clause,
- percentage,
- pilotage,
- portage,
- premium,
- preserval,
- preservation,
- price,
- price reduction,
- price-cut,
- protection,
- quittance,
- ransom,
- rebate,
- rebatement,
- recapture,
- reclaim,
- reclaiming,
- reclamation,
- recompense,
- recoup,
- recoupment,
- recover,
- recovery,
- recuperation,
- recycle,
- redeem,
- redemption,
- redress,
- reduction,
- refund,
- regain,
- regainment,
- release,
- remuneration,
- reoccupation,
- reparation,
- replevin,
- replevy,
- repossession,
- requital,
- requitement,
- rescue,
- restitution,
- restoration,
- resumption,
- retake,
- retaking,
- retribution,
- retrieval,
- retrieve,
- return,
- revindication,
- revival,
- reward,
- rollback,
- safekeeping,
- salvation,
- salve,
- satisfaction,
- save,
- saving,
- scot,
- scot and lot,
- set free,
- setoff,
- shot,
- smart money,
- soil conservation,
- solatium,
- storage,
- stream conservation,
- support,
- tare,
- time discount,
- toll,
- towage,
- trade discount,
- tret,
- trover,
- underselling,
- upkeep,
- water conservation,
- wergild,
- wetlands conservation,
- wharfage,
- wildlife conservation,
- win back,
- write-off
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