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- splashy
collapse - covered with patches of bright color
- characterized by water flying about haphazardly related words >
- aquatic,
- aqueous,
- brave,
- bravura,
- braw,
- chichi,
- daring,
- dashing,
- dirty,
- dressy,
- exhibitionistic,
- flamboyant,
- flashing,
- flashy,
- flaunting,
- frilly,
- frothy,
- gallant,
- gay,
- glittering,
- hydrated,
- hydraulic,
- hydrous,
- jaunty,
- jazzy,
- liquid,
- miry,
- mucky,
- muddy,
- oozy,
- ostentatious,
- peacockish,
- peacocky,
- plashy,
- pretentious,
- rakish,
- showy,
- slabby,
- slobby,
- sloppy,
- sloshy,
- sloughy,
- sludgy,
- slushy,
- snazzy,
- soft,
- splurgy,
- sporty,
- sposhy,
- squashy,
- squelchy,
- squishy,
- swank,
- swashy,
- turbid,
- waterish,
- watery
- gushing
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- flowing profusely; "a gushing hydrant"; "pouring flood waters" related words >
- abundance,
- abundant,
- adulatory,
- affluent,
- amplitude,
- bathetic,
- beery,
- bland,
- blandishing,
- blarneying,
- buttery,
- cajoling,
- cloud of words,
- cloying,
- complimentary,
- confluent,
- copious,
- copiousness,
- coursing,
- courtierly,
- courtly,
- decurrent,
- defluent,
- diffluent,
- diffuse,
- diffuseness,
- diffusion,
- diffusive,
- diffusiveness,
- effusion,
- effusive,
- effusiveness,
- extravagance,
- extravagant,
- exuberance,
- exuberant,
- fair-spoken,
- fawning,
- fecund,
- fecundity,
- fertility,
- fine-spoken,
- flattering,
- flowing,
- fluency,
- fluent,
- fluxional,
- fluxive,
- formless,
- formlessness,
- fulsome,
- gooey,
- gulfy,
- gush,
- gushy,
- honey-mouthed,
- honey-tongued,
- honeyed,
- insincere,
- insinuating,
- logorrhea,
- macrology,
- maudlin,
- mawkish,
- mazy,
- mealymouthed,
- meandering,
- mushy,
- namby-pamby,
- nostalgic,
- nostomanic,
- obsequious,
- oily,
- oily-tongued,
- outpour,
- overflow,
- overflowing,
- oversentimental,
- oversentimentalized,
- palilogy,
- pleonasm,
- pleonastic,
- pouring,
- prodigal,
- prodigality,
- productive,
- productivity,
- profluent,
- profuse,
- profuseness,
- profusion,
- profusive,
- prolific,
- prolificacy,
- prolificity,
- racing,
- rampancy,
- rankness,
- redundancy,
- redundant,
- reiteration,
- reiterative,
- reiterativeness,
- repetition for effect,
- repetitive,
- repetitiveness,
- romantic,
- running,
- rushing,
- sappy,
- sentimental,
- sentimentalized,
- serpentine,
- slimy,
- slobbering,
- slobbery,
- sloppy,
- sluggish,
- smarmy,
- smooth,
- smooth-spoken,
- smooth-tongued,
- soapy,
- soft,
- soft-soaping,
- sticky,
- streaming,
- superabundance,
- superabundant,
- superfluity,
- superflux,
- surging,
- surgy,
- sycophantic,
- talkativeness,
- tautologous,
- tautology,
- tear-jerking,
- teary,
- teeming,
- teemingness,
- tidal,
- tirade,
- unctuous,
- vortical,
- wheedling
- alveolar ridge,
- alveolus,
- apex,
- arytenoid cartilages,
- back,
- blade,
- dorsum,
- esophagus,
- fauces,
- goozle,
- gorge,
- gullet,
- guzzle,
- hals,
- hard palate,
- larynx,
- lips,
- nasal cavity,
- oral cavity,
- palate,
- pharyngeal cavity,
- soft palate,
- speech organ,
- syrinx,
- teeth,
- teeth ridge,
- throat,
- tip,
- tongue,
- velum,
- vocal chink,
- vocal cords,
- vocal folds,
- vocal processes,
- voice box,
- weasand,
- wizen
- medium of exchange
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- anything that is generally accepted as a standard of value and a measure of wealth in a particular country or region related words >
- and pence,
- cash,
- circulating medium,
- coinage,
- coined liberty,
- cold cash,
- currency,
- dollars,
- emergency money,
- filthy lucre,
- fractional currency,
- gold,
- hard cash,
- hard currency,
- legal tender,
- lucre,
- mammon,
- managed currency,
- mintage,
- money,
- necessity money,
- pelf,
- postage currency,
- postal currency,
- pounds,
- scrip,
- shillings,
- silver,
- soft currency,
- specie,
- sterling,
- the almighty dollar,
- the wherewith,
- the wherewithal
- and pence,
- cash,
- circulating medium,
- coinage,
- coined liberty,
- cold cash,
- currency,
- dollars,
- emergency money,
- filthy lucre,
- fractional currency,
- gold,
- hard cash,
- hard currency,
- lucre,
- mammon,
- managed currency,
- medium of exchange,
- mintage,
- money,
- necessity money,
- pelf,
- postage currency,
- postal currency,
- pounds,
- scrip,
- shillings,
- silver,
- soft currency,
- specie,
- sterling,
- the almighty dollar,
- the wherewith,
- the wherewithal
- bun
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- small rounded bread either plain or sweet related words >
- Danish,
- Danish pastry,
- English muffin,
- Parker House roll,
- Yorkshire pudding,
- bagel,
- bialy,
- bialystoker,
- braid,
- chignon,
- clover-leaf roll,
- coffee cake,
- coil,
- crescent roll,
- croissant,
- cross bun,
- crumpet,
- cue,
- gem,
- hard roll,
- hot cross bun,
- kaiser roll,
- knot,
- muffin,
- onion roll,
- pigtail,
- pinwheel roll,
- plait,
- popover,
- queue,
- rattail,
- roll,
- scone,
- soft roll,
- tail,
- topknot,
- twist
- blue ribbon
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- an honor or award gained for excellence related words >
- acme,
- authority,
- authorization,
- be-all and end-all,
- championship,
- command,
- control,
- cordon,
- cordon bleu,
- decoration,
- decoration of honor,
- directorship,
- dominion,
- effectiveness,
- first place,
- first prize,
- garter,
- gold star,
- grand cordon,
- headship,
- hegemony,
- height,
- highest,
- imperium,
- influence,
- jurisdiction,
- kingship,
- leadership,
- lordship,
- management,
- mastership,
- mastery,
- maximum,
- most,
- ne plus ultra,
- new high,
- order,
- ornament,
- palms,
- paramountcy,
- power,
- presidency,
- primacy,
- record,
- red ribbon,
- riband,
- ribbon,
- rule,
- say,
- sovereignty,
- star,
- supremacy,
- sway,
- top spot,
- zenith
- Bohemian,
- affable,
- casual,
- cheerful,
- comfortable,
- comfy,
- commodious,
- contented,
- convenient,
- cordial,
- cozy,
- cushioned,
- cushiony,
- cushy,
- degage,
- easeful,
- easy,
- easygoing,
- familiar,
- folksy,
- free and easy,
- friendly,
- gracious,
- haymish,
- homelike,
- homely,
- homish,
- informal,
- intimate,
- irregular,
- lived-in,
- loose,
- luxurious,
- natural,
- offhand,
- offhanded,
- peaceful,
- plain,
- relaxed,
- relaxing,
- reposeful,
- restful,
- roomy,
- simple,
- snug,
- sociable,
- soft,
- unaffected,
- unassuming,
- unceremonious,
- unconstrained,
- unconventional,
- unofficial,
- unpretending,
- unstudied,
- warm
- humane
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- showing evidence of moral and intellectual advancement
- marked or motivated by concern with the alleviation of suffering related words >
- Christian,
- Christlike,
- Christly,
- accepting,
- affectionate,
- altruistic,
- benevolent,
- benign,
- benignant,
- bleeding,
- brotherly,
- charitable,
- chickenhearted,
- clement,
- commiserative,
- compassionate,
- condolent,
- decent,
- easy,
- easygoing,
- eleemosynary,
- forbearant,
- forbearing,
- forgiving,
- fraternal,
- gentle,
- good,
- gracious,
- human,
- humanitarian,
- kind,
- kindhearted,
- kindly,
- kindly-disposed,
- lax,
- lenient,
- loving,
- melting,
- merciful,
- mild,
- moderate,
- nice,
- patient,
- philanthropic,
- pitying,
- ruthful,
- soft,
- softhearted,
- sympathetic,
- sympathizing,
- tender,
- tenderhearted,
- tolerant,
- understanding,
- warm,
- warmhearted
- grief
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- something that causes great unhappiness; "her death was a great grief to John"
- intense sorrow caused by loss of a loved one (especially by death) related words >
- accident,
- ache,
- aching,
- aching heart,
- adversity,
- affliction,
- agony,
- agony of mind,
- anguish,
- apologies,
- attrition,
- ayenbite of inwit,
- bale,
- bemoaning,
- bewailing,
- bitterness,
- bleakness,
- bleeding heart,
- blow,
- broken heart,
- burden,
- calamity,
- care,
- carking care,
- casualty,
- cataclysm,
- catastrophe,
- cheerlessness,
- collision,
- come apart,
- come to grief,
- come unstuck,
- comfortlessness,
- contretemps,
- contriteness,
- contrition,
- crack-up,
- cramp,
- crash,
- crushing,
- curse,
- cut,
- dejection,
- depression,
- depth of misery,
- desolation,
- despair,
- despondency,
- difficulty,
- disaster,
- discomfort,
- dismalness,
- distress,
- distressfulness,
- dole,
- dolor,
- dreariness,
- extremity,
- fail,
- grievousness,
- heartache,
- heartbreak,
- heartfelt grief,
- heartgrief,
- heavy heart,
- hurt,
- ill hap,
- infelicity,
- injury,
- joylessness,
- lamentability,
- lamentation,
- lamenting,
- languishment,
- lesion,
- load,
- melancholia,
- melancholy,
- misadventure,
- miscarry,
- mischance,
- misery,
- misfortune,
- mishap,
- mournfulness,
- nasty blow,
- onus,
- ordeal,
- pain,
- painfulness,
- pang,
- passion,
- pathos,
- pileup,
- pining,
- pitiability,
- pitiableness,
- pitifulness,
- poignancy,
- prostration,
- regret,
- regretfulness,
- regrets,
- regrettableness,
- regretting,
- remorse,
- remorse of conscience,
- remorsefulness,
- repining,
- rue,
- ruth,
- sadness,
- shame,
- shamefacedness,
- shamefastness,
- shamefulness,
- sharpness,
- shipwreck,
- shock,
- smash,
- smashup,
- sore,
- sore spot,
- sorriness,
- sorrow,
- sorrowfulness,
- sorrowing,
- spasm,
- staggering blow,
- stress,
- stress of life,
- stroke,
- suffering,
- suicidal despair,
- tender spot,
- throes,
- torment,
- tragedy,
- trauma,
- travail,
- trial,
- tribulation,
- trouble,
- unhappiness,
- wistfulness,
- woe,
- woebegoneness,
- woefulness,
- worry,
- wound,
- wreck,
- wrench,
- wretchedness
- commodious
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- large and roomy (`convenient' is archaic in this sense); "a commodious harbor"; "a commodious building suitable for conventions" related words >
- advantageous,
- ample,
- amplitudinous,
- appropriate,
- banausic,
- beneficial,
- broad,
- capacious,
- comfortable,
- comfy,
- contented,
- convenient,
- cozy,
- cushioned,
- cushiony,
- cushy,
- deep,
- easeful,
- easy,
- employable,
- expansive,
- expedient,
- extended,
- extending,
- extensive,
- far-reaching,
- fitting,
- friendly,
- functional,
- good for,
- helpful,
- homelike,
- homely,
- homey,
- infinite,
- lived-in,
- luxurious,
- of general utility,
- of help,
- of service,
- of use,
- peaceful,
- practical,
- pragmatical,
- proper,
- relaxing,
- reposeful,
- restful,
- roomy,
- serviceable,
- snug,
- soft,
- spacious,
- spreading,
- useful,
- utilitarian,
- vast,
- voluminous,
- warm,
- wide,
- widespread
- bad,
- barfy,
- bathetic,
- beery,
- brackish,
- cloying,
- fetid,
- foul,
- fulsome,
- gooey,
- gushing,
- high,
- icky,
- luscious,
- maggoty,
- maudlin,
- mushy,
- namby-pamby,
- nasty,
- nauseant,
- nauseating,
- nauseous,
- noisome,
- nostalgic,
- nostomanic,
- noxious,
- offensive,
- overripe,
- oversentimental,
- oversentimentalized,
- oversweet,
- poisonous,
- rancid,
- rank,
- rebarbative,
- rich,
- romantic,
- rotten,
- saccharine,
- sappy,
- sentimental,
- sentimentalized,
- sickening,
- sickly-sweet,
- sloppy,
- slushy,
- soft,
- soppy,
- spoiled,
- sticky,
- tears,
- teary,
- vile,
- vomity,
- weevily,
- yucky
- please
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- used in polite request; "please pay attention"
- give pleasure to or be pleasing to; "These colors please the senses"; "a pleasing sensation"
- give satisfaction; "The waiters around her aim to please"
- be the will of or have the will (to); "he could do many things if he pleased" related words >
- I beg you,
- amuse,
- be good enough,
- cater to,
- cheer,
- choose,
- choose rather,
- coddle,
- content,
- cosset,
- delectate,
- delight,
- desire,
- divert,
- do,
- elect,
- entertain,
- favor,
- give pleasure,
- give way to,
- gladden,
- go over big,
- gratify,
- happify,
- have a bias,
- have preference,
- have rather,
- have the goodness,
- hit the spot,
- honor before,
- humor,
- if you please,
- indulge,
- interest,
- lean towards,
- like,
- like better,
- make a hit,
- mollycoddle,
- oblige,
- opt,
- overjoy,
- pamper,
- pleasure,
- pray,
- pray do,
- prefer,
- prefer to,
- prithee,
- rather,
- regale,
- rejoice,
- satisfy,
- see fit,
- set before,
- spoil,
- suit,
- think best,
- think fit,
- think proper,
- tickle,
- titillate,
- want,
- will,
- will you,
- wish,
- yield to
- bait,
- bit,
- bite,
- butt,
- chip,
- chunk,
- clip,
- clipping,
- collation,
- collop,
- crumb,
- cut,
- cutting,
- dollop,
- elevenses,
- end,
- fragment,
- gob,
- gobbet,
- hunk,
- light lunch,
- light meal,
- light repast,
- lump,
- modicum,
- moiety,
- morsel,
- nibble,
- nosh,
- paring,
- particle,
- peck,
- peck at,
- pick,
- pick at,
- piece,
- rasher,
- refreshment,
- refreshments,
- scoop,
- scrap,
- shard,
- shaving,
- shiver,
- shred,
- slice,
- sliver,
- smithereen,
- snatch,
- snip,
- snippet,
- splinter,
- spot of lunch,
- stitch,
- stump,
- tatter,
- tea
- throes
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- violent pangs of suffering; "death throes" related words >
- Jacksonian epilepsy,
- Rolandic epilepsy,
- abdominal epilepsy,
- access,
- ache,
- aching,
- acquired epilepsy,
- activated epilepsy,
- acute pain,
- affect epilepsy,
- akinetic epilepsy,
- apoplexy,
- arrest,
- attack,
- autonomic epilepsy,
- better self,
- bite,
- blockage,
- blow,
- boring pain,
- cardiac epilepsy,
- charley horse,
- clonic spasm,
- clonus,
- compunction,
- convulsion,
- cortical epilepsy,
- cramp,
- cramps,
- crick,
- cursive epilepsy,
- cut,
- darting pain,
- distress,
- diurnal epilepsy,
- dolor,
- eclampsia,
- epilepsia,
- epilepsia gravior,
- epilepsia major,
- epilepsia minor,
- epilepsia mitior,
- epilepsia nutans,
- epilepsia tarda,
- epilepsy,
- epitasis,
- falling sickness,
- fit,
- focal epilepsy,
- frenzy,
- fulgurant pain,
- girdle pain,
- gnawing,
- grand mal,
- grief,
- grip,
- griping,
- haute mal,
- hitch,
- hurt,
- hysterical epilepsy,
- ictus,
- injury,
- jumping pain,
- kink,
- lancinating pain,
- larval epilepsy,
- laryngeal epilepsy,
- laryngospasm,
- latent epilepsy,
- lesion,
- lockjaw,
- matutinal epilepsy,
- menstrual epilepsy,
- musicogenic epilepsy,
- myoclonous epilepsy,
- nasty blow,
- nip,
- nocturnal epilepsy,
- occlusion,
- orgasm,
- pain,
- pang,
- pangs,
- pangs of conscience,
- paroxysm,
- passion,
- petit mal,
- physiologic epilepsy,
- pinch,
- prick,
- pricking of heart,
- psychic epilepsy,
- psychomotor epilepsy,
- qualms,
- reflex epilepsy,
- rotatoria,
- scruples,
- seizure,
- sensory epilepsy,
- serial epilepsy,
- sexual climax,
- sharp pain,
- shock,
- shoot,
- shooting,
- shooting pain,
- sore,
- sore spot,
- spasm,
- stab,
- stabbing pain,
- stitch,
- stoppage,
- stress,
- stress of life,
- stroke,
- suffering,
- tardy epilepsy,
- tender spot,
- tetanus,
- tetany,
- thrill,
- thromboembolism,
- thrombosis,
- tonic epilepsy,
- tonic spasm,
- tormen,
- torsion spasm,
- touch of conscience,
- traumatic epilepsy,
- trismus,
- tweak,
- twinge,
- twinge of conscience,
- twitch,
- ucinate epilepsy,
- visitation,
- voice of conscience,
- wound,
- wrench
- beery
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- smelling of beer related words >
- addled,
- bathetic,
- bemused,
- besotted,
- blind drunk,
- cloying,
- crapulent,
- crapulous,
- dizzy,
- drenched,
- drunk,
- drunken,
- far-gone,
- flustered,
- fou,
- full,
- gay,
- giddy,
- glorious,
- gooey,
- gushing,
- happy,
- in liquor,
- inebriate,
- inebriated,
- inebrious,
- intoxicated,
- jolly,
- maudlin,
- mawkish,
- mellow,
- merry,
- muddled,
- mushy,
- namby-pamby,
- nappy,
- nostalgic,
- nostomanic,
- oversentimental,
- oversentimentalized,
- reeling,
- romantic,
- sappy,
- sentimental,
- sentimentalized,
- shikker,
- sloppy,
- sodden,
- soft,
- sotted,
- sticky,
- tear-jerking,
- teary,
- tiddly,
- tipsy,
- under the influence
- PDQ,
- all at once,
- all together,
- apace,
- at a blow,
- at a stroke,
- at once,
- at one blow,
- at one jump,
- at one stroke,
- at one swoop,
- at one time,
- decisively,
- directly,
- expeditiously,
- flat-out,
- forthwith,
- full tilt,
- hastily,
- immediately,
- in a flash,
- in a hurry,
- in a jiff,
- in a jiffy,
- in a twink,
- in a twinkling,
- in no time,
- in nothing flat,
- in short order,
- instantaneously,
- instanter,
- instantly,
- lickety-split,
- now,
- on the instant,
- on the spot,
- per saltum,
- posthaste,
- pretty damned quick,
- promptly,
- quickly,
- rapidly,
- right away,
- right now,
- right off,
- simultaneously,
- smartly,
- speedily,
- straightaway,
- straightway,
- subito,
- summarily,
- swiftly,
- then and there,
- this minute,
- this very minute,
- tout de suite,
- uno saltu,
- with all speed,
- without delay,
- without further delay
- highlight
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- an area of lightness in a picture
- the most interesting or memorable part; "the highlight of the tour was our visit to the Vatican"
- apply a highlighter to one's cheeks or eyebrows in order to make them more prominent; "highlight the area above your eyebrows" related words >
- accent,
- accentuate,
- affect,
- arc lighting,
- argue,
- be indicative of,
- be significant of,
- be symptomatic of,
- beacon,
- belabor,
- bespeak,
- betoken,
- black and white,
- brandish,
- breathe,
- brighten,
- brighten up,
- bring forth,
- bring forward,
- bring into view,
- bring out,
- bring to notice,
- characterize,
- chiaroscuro,
- connote,
- contrast,
- dangle,
- decorative lighting,
- demonstrate,
- denominate,
- denote,
- develop,
- differentiate,
- direct lighting,
- disclose,
- display,
- divulge,
- dramatize,
- dwell on,
- electric lighting,
- emanation,
- embody,
- emphasize,
- enact,
- enlighten,
- enlightenment,
- entail,
- evidence,
- evince,
- exhibit,
- expose to view,
- express,
- feature,
- festoon lighting,
- flaunt,
- flood with light,
- floodlight,
- floodlighting,
- flourish,
- fluorescent lighting,
- gaslighting,
- give emphasis to,
- give evidence,
- give sign,
- give token,
- glow lighting,
- harp on,
- high spot,
- highlights,
- hint,
- identify,
- illume,
- illuminate,
- illumination,
- illumine,
- incandescent lighting,
- incarnate,
- indicate,
- indirect lighting,
- involve,
- irradiance,
- irradiancy,
- irradiate,
- irradiation,
- italicize,
- light,
- light and shade,
- light source,
- light up,
- lighten,
- lighting,
- luminate,
- luminous energy,
- make clear,
- make plain,
- manifest,
- mark,
- materialize,
- mean,
- note,
- outstanding feature,
- overaccentuate,
- overemphasize,
- overhead lighting,
- overshine,
- overstress,
- parade,
- perform,
- photosensitivity,
- place emphasis on,
- point up,
- present,
- produce,
- punctuate,
- radiance,
- radiancy,
- radiant energy,
- radiation,
- relume,
- relumine,
- represent,
- reveal,
- roll out,
- rub in,
- set forth,
- shed light upon,
- shine upon,
- show,
- show forth,
- sidelight,
- signify,
- spot lighting,
- spotlight,
- stage lighting,
- stand for,
- star,
- stress,
- strip lighting,
- suggest,
- symptomatize,
- symptomize,
- testify,
- throw light upon,
- token,
- tonality,
- trot out,
- underline,
- underscore,
- unfold,
- visible radiation,
- wave
- Mickey Mouse
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- a fictional mouse created in animated film strips by Walt Disney related words >
- base,
- casual,
- cheap,
- cheesy,
- clear,
- coarse,
- common,
- cushy,
- easy,
- easy as pie,
- effortless,
- facile,
- fourth-class,
- glib,
- inferior,
- irregular,
- light,
- low-class,
- low-grade,
- low-quality,
- low-test,
- mean,
- measly,
- niggling,
- nothing to it,
- painless,
- paltry,
- peanut,
- pettifogging,
- picayune,
- picayunish,
- piddling,
- plain,
- poor,
- punk,
- puny,
- second-best,
- second-class,
- seedy,
- shabby,
- simple,
- simple as ABC,
- smooth,
- soft,
- straightforward,
- tacky,
- third-class,
- third-rate,
- tinny,
- unburdensome,
- uncomplicated
- bone of contention
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- the subject of a dispute; "the real bone of contention, as you know, is money" related words >
- apple of discord,
- bone to pick,
- casus belli,
- catechism,
- cross-interrogatory,
- cross-question,
- crow to pick,
- crow to pluck,
- debating point,
- demand,
- feeler,
- grounds for war,
- inquiry,
- interrogation,
- interrogative,
- interrogatory,
- issue,
- leader,
- leading question,
- moot point,
- point at issue,
- point in question,
- problem,
- query,
- question,
- question at issue,
- question mark,
- quodlibet,
- rub,
- sore point,
- tender spot,
- ticklish issue,
- topic,
- trial balloon,
- vexed question
- feeble
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- lacking strength; "a weak, nerveless fool, devoid of energy and promptitude"- Nathaniel Hawthorne
- pathetically lacking in force or effectiveness; "a feeble excuse"; "a lame argument" related words >
- abulic,
- afraid,
- aged,
- ailing,
- anemic,
- anile,
- asthenic,
- backward,
- barely audible,
- blear,
- bleared,
- bleary,
- bloodless,
- blurred,
- blurry,
- cachectic,
- chicken,
- confused,
- cowardly,
- crabbed,
- dark,
- debilitated,
- decrepit,
- decrescendo,
- delicate,
- dim,
- dim-witted,
- distant,
- dizzy,
- doddered,
- doddering,
- doddery,
- drained,
- drooping,
- droopy,
- dull,
- effete,
- emasculated,
- enervated,
- enfeebled,
- etiolated,
- exhausted,
- failing,
- faint,
- faint-voiced,
- fainthearted,
- faintish,
- feckless,
- feebleminded,
- filmy,
- flabby,
- flaccid,
- flimsy,
- floppy,
- foggy,
- forceless,
- fossilized,
- fragile,
- frail,
- fuzzy,
- gentle,
- gerontal,
- gerontic,
- gone,
- gutless,
- half-baked,
- half-heard,
- half-seen,
- half-visible,
- half-witted,
- hazy,
- healthless,
- helpless,
- ill-defined,
- imbecile,
- imperceptible,
- impotent,
- impuissant,
- in poor health,
- inadequate,
- inconclusive,
- inconspicuous,
- indefinite,
- indistinct,
- indistinguishable,
- ineffective,
- ineffectual,
- infirm,
- insignificant,
- insubstantial,
- insufficient,
- invalid,
- invertebrate,
- lame,
- languid,
- languishing,
- languorous,
- limber,
- limp,
- listless,
- low,
- low-profile,
- lustless,
- marrowless,
- merely glimpsed,
- misty,
- moribund,
- moronic,
- mossbacked,
- moth-eaten,
- mummylike,
- murmured,
- namby-pamby,
- nerveless,
- obscure,
- out of focus,
- pale,
- palsied,
- paltry,
- papery-skinned,
- peaked,
- peaky,
- pianissimo,
- piano,
- pithless,
- pliable,
- pooped,
- poor,
- powerless,
- puny,
- ravaged with age,
- reduced,
- reduced in health,
- rickety,
- rubbery,
- run to seed,
- run-down,
- rusty,
- sapless,
- scarcely heard,
- semivisible,
- senile,
- shadowy,
- shaky,
- shoddy,
- shriveled,
- sickly,
- simpleminded,
- sinewless,
- slack,
- slight,
- slow,
- slow-witted,
- soft,
- soft-sounding,
- soft-voiced,
- spineless,
- spiritless,
- strengthless,
- stricken in years,
- subaudible,
- subdued,
- thin,
- timeworn,
- tottering,
- tottery,
- unavailing,
- uncertain,
- unclear,
- unconvincing,
- undefined,
- unhardened,
- unhealthy,
- unmanned,
- unnerved,
- unplain,
- unproved,
- unrecognizable,
- unrigorous,
- unsatisfactory,
- unsound,
- unstrung,
- unsubstantial,
- unsustained,
- vague,
- valetudinarian,
- valetudinary,
- weak,
- weak-kneed,
- weak-minded,
- weak-voiced,
- weak-willed,
- weakened,
- weakly,
- wet,
- whispered,
- wishy-washy,
- with low resistance,
- withered,
- wizened,
- woozy
- amaze,
- astonish,
- astound,
- awe,
- awestrike,
- bedaze,
- bedazzle,
- bewilder,
- boggle,
- bowl down,
- bowl over,
- choke,
- choke off,
- confound,
- confuse,
- daze,
- dazzle,
- dumbfounder,
- flabbergast,
- floor,
- gag,
- hush,
- hush-hush,
- muffle,
- muzzle,
- nonplus,
- overwhelm,
- paralyze,
- perplex,
- petrify,
- put to silence,
- quiet,
- quieten,
- shock,
- shush,
- shut down on,
- silence,
- soft-pedal,
- squash,
- squelch,
- stagger,
- startle,
- stifle,
- still,
- strike dead,
- strike dumb,
- strike with wonder,
- stun,
- stupefy,
- surprise,
- throttle
- today
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- the day that includes the present moment (as opposed to yesterday or tomorrow); "Today is beautiful"; "did you see today's newspaper?"
- the present time or age; "the world of today"; "today we have computers"
- on this day as distinct from yesterday or tomorrow; "I can't meet with you today" related words >
- as of now,
- as things are,
- at present,
- at this juncture,
- at this moment,
- at this point,
- at this time,
- but now,
- contemporaneity,
- contemporaneousness,
- even now,
- for the nonce,
- for this occasion,
- here,
- here and now,
- hereat,
- hic et nunc,
- historical present,
- in our time,
- in these days,
- just now,
- modernity,
- newness,
- now,
- nowadays,
- nowness,
- on the spot,
- our times,
- present,
- present tense,
- presently,
- presentness,
- the Now Generation,
- the nonce,
- the now,
- the present,
- the present age,
- the present day,
- the present hour,
- the present juncture,
- the present time,
- the time being,
- the times,
- these days,
- this day,
- this hour,
- this instant,
- this moment,
- this night,
- this point,
- this stage,
- tonight
- untroubled
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- free from turmoil or worries; "untroubled times"
- not beset by troubles or disturbance or distress; "seemed untroubled by doubts of any kind"; "untroubled sleep"; "a kind untroubled face" related words >
- at peace,
- at rest,
- bloodless,
- calm,
- cloistered,
- concordant,
- cool,
- dwindling,
- ebbing,
- even-tenored,
- halcyon,
- hushed,
- idyllic,
- impassive,
- isolated,
- moldering,
- orderly,
- pacific,
- pastoral,
- peaceable,
- peaceful,
- peacetime,
- piping,
- placid,
- quiescent,
- quiet,
- reposeful,
- reposing,
- restful,
- resting,
- secluded,
- sequestered,
- sequestrated,
- serene,
- sheltered,
- smooth,
- soft,
- still,
- still as death,
- stillish,
- stilly,
- stoic,
- stolid,
- subsiding,
- tranquil,
- unagitated,
- unbothered,
- undisturbed,
- unexcited,
- unflustered,
- unimpassioned,
- unmoved,
- unperturbed,
- unplagued,
- unruffled,
- unstirred,
- unstirring,
- untormented,
- unvexed,
- unworried,
- waning
- water vapor
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- water in a vaporous form diffused in the atmosphere but below boiling temperature related words >
- afterdamp,
- agua,
- aqua,
- blackdamp,
- breath,
- chokedamp,
- cloud,
- damp,
- drinking water,
- eau,
- effluvium,
- exhalation,
- fetid air,
- firedamp,
- flatus,
- fluid,
- fume,
- ground water,
- hard water,
- head,
- heavy water,
- hydrol,
- hydrometeor,
- hydrosphere,
- limewater,
- malaria,
- mephitis,
- miasma,
- mineral water,
- puff of smoke,
- rain,
- rainwater,
- reek,
- salt water,
- sea water,
- smoke,
- smudge,
- soft water,
- spring water,
- steam,
- vapor,
- volatile,
- water,
- well water,
- wetting agent,
- wetting-out agent
- attaint,
- bedarken,
- bedaub,
- besmear,
- besmoke,
- besmutch,
- besoil,
- bespatter,
- bestain,
- black,
- blacken,
- blackwash,
- blot,
- blotch,
- blur,
- brand,
- call names,
- charcoal,
- cork,
- darken,
- daub,
- defile,
- denigrate,
- dinge,
- dirty,
- discolor,
- ebonize,
- engage in personalities,
- heap dirt upon,
- ink,
- mark,
- melanize,
- muckrake,
- murk,
- nigrify,
- oversmoke,
- revile,
- scorch,
- sear,
- shade,
- shadow,
- singe,
- slubber,
- slur,
- smear,
- smirch,
- smoke,
- smouch,
- smudge,
- smut,
- smutch,
- soil,
- soot,
- spot,
- stain,
- stigmatize,
- sully,
- taint,
- tar,
- tarnish,
- throw mud at,
- vilify
- modality
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- a method of therapy that involves physical or electrical therapeutic treatment
- a particular sense
- a classification of propositions on the basis of whether they claim necessity or possibility or impossibility related words >
- Platonic form,
- Platonic idea,
- aesthetic form,
- archetype,
- art form,
- bearings,
- build,
- case,
- cast,
- circumstance,
- condition,
- configuration,
- conformation,
- cut,
- estate,
- fashion,
- figuration,
- figure,
- fix,
- footing,
- form,
- format,
- formation,
- frame,
- genre,
- impression,
- inner form,
- jam,
- layout,
- location,
- lot,
- make,
- makeup,
- matrix,
- mode,
- model,
- mold,
- pass,
- pattern,
- pickle,
- place,
- plight,
- position,
- posture,
- predicament,
- prototype,
- rank,
- set,
- shape,
- significant form,
- situation,
- spot,
- stamp,
- standing,
- state,
- station,
- status,
- structure,
- style,
- turn,
- type
- idyllic
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- excellent and delightful in all respects; "an idyllic spot for a picnic"
- suggestive of an idyll; charmingly simple and serene; "his idyllic life in Tahiti"; "the pastoral legends of America's Golden Age" related words >
- Alcaic,
- Anacreontic,
- Arcadian,
- Castalian,
- Edenic,
- Homeric,
- Hudibrastic,
- Pierian,
- Pindaric,
- Theocritean,
- at peace,
- bardic,
- bloodless,
- bucolic,
- calm,
- charming,
- concordant,
- didactic,
- dithyrambic,
- dramatic,
- eclogic,
- elegiac,
- epic,
- halcyon,
- heavenly,
- heroic,
- ideal,
- idealized,
- mock-heroic,
- narrative,
- orderly,
- pacific,
- pastoral,
- peaceable,
- peaceful,
- peacetime,
- picturesque,
- piping,
- poetic,
- poetico-mystical,
- poetico-mythological,
- poetico-philosophic,
- poetlike,
- quiet,
- restful,
- rhapsodic,
- runic,
- rustic,
- sapphic,
- serene,
- skaldic,
- soft,
- tranquil,
- unspoiled,
- untroubled
- overindulgent
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- excessively indulgent related words >
- accommodating,
- affable,
- agreeable,
- amiable,
- benevolent,
- benign,
- benignant,
- bibulous,
- careless,
- complaisant,
- compliant,
- crapulent,
- crapulous,
- decent,
- easy,
- easygoing,
- excessive,
- extravagant,
- extreme,
- generous,
- gluttonous,
- gracious,
- immoderate,
- impotent,
- imprecise,
- incontinent,
- indifferent,
- indulgent,
- inordinate,
- intemperate,
- kind,
- kindly,
- lax,
- lenient,
- loose,
- negligent,
- obliging,
- overindulging,
- overpermissive,
- permissive,
- prodigal,
- relaxed,
- remiss,
- self-indulgent,
- slack,
- slipshod,
- sloppy,
- soft,
- swinish,
- too much,
- unbridled,
- unconstrained,
- uncontrolled,
- undisciplined,
- unfrugal,
- unlimited,
- unmeasured,
- unrestrained,
- untempered,
- unthrifty,
- weak
- textile
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- of or relating to fabrics or fabric making; "textile research" related words >
- braided,
- cloth,
- drapery,
- dry goods,
- enlaced,
- entwined,
- etoffe,
- fabric,
- felt,
- fretted,
- goods,
- handwoven,
- interknit,
- interlaced,
- interthreaded,
- intertied,
- intertissued,
- intertwined,
- interwoven,
- knit,
- lace,
- laced,
- leather goods,
- leatherware,
- linens,
- loomed,
- material,
- napery,
- plaited,
- platted,
- pleached,
- raddled,
- rag,
- silk,
- soft goods,
- sporting goods,
- sportswear,
- stuff,
- textile fabric,
- textiles,
- texture,
- tissu,
- tissue,
- twined,
- weave,
- web,
- weft,
- white goods,
- woof,
- wool,
- woven,
- wreathed,
- yard goods
- serene
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- completely clear and fine; "serene skies and a bright blue sea" related words >
- at peace,
- bloodless,
- bucolic,
- calm,
- clear,
- cloudless,
- collected,
- composed,
- concordant,
- cool,
- coolheaded,
- diaphanous,
- dispassionate,
- easy,
- easygoing,
- equable,
- even,
- even-tempered,
- halcyon,
- idyllic,
- imperturbable,
- levelheaded,
- light,
- lightish,
- lightsome,
- lucent,
- lucid,
- luculent,
- noiseless,
- nonchalant,
- orderly,
- pacific,
- pastoral,
- peaceable,
- peaceful,
- peacetime,
- pellucid,
- philosophical,
- piping,
- placid,
- poised,
- quiescent,
- quiet,
- relucent,
- reposeful,
- restful,
- resting,
- self-possessed,
- soft,
- still,
- temperate,
- tranquil,
- translucent,
- translucid,
- transparent,
- unclouded,
- undisturbed,
- unexcitable,
- unflappable,
- unobscured,
- unperturbed,
- unruffled,
- untroubled
- roomy
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- (of buildings and rooms) having ample space; "a roomy but sparsely furnished apartment"; "a spacious ballroom" related words >
- aerial,
- aeriform,
- aery,
- airish,
- airlike,
- airy,
- alfresco,
- ample,
- amplitudinous,
- atmospheric,
- big,
- breezy,
- broad,
- capacious,
- comfortable,
- comfy,
- commodious,
- contented,
- convenient,
- cozy,
- cushioned,
- cushiony,
- cushy,
- deep,
- easeful,
- easy,
- ethereal,
- expansive,
- exposed,
- extended,
- extending,
- extensive,
- far-reaching,
- friendly,
- full,
- homelike,
- homely,
- homey,
- infinite,
- large,
- light,
- lived-in,
- luxurious,
- open-air,
- peaceful,
- pneumatic,
- relaxing,
- reposeful,
- restful,
- sizeable,
- snug,
- soft,
- spacious,
- spreading,
- tropospheric,
- vast,
- voluminous,
- warm,
- wide,
- widespread
- pestilence
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- a pernicious and malign influence that is hard to get rid of; "racism is a pestilence at the heart of the nation"; "according to him, I was the canker in their midst" related words >
- Black Death,
- affliction,
- ambulatory plague,
- bane,
- black death,
- black plague,
- blight,
- bubonic plague,
- bugbear,
- burden,
- calamity,
- cancer,
- canker,
- cellulocutaneous plague,
- crushing burden,
- curse,
- death,
- defervescing plague,
- destruction,
- disease,
- epidemic,
- epiphytotic,
- epizootic,
- evil,
- glandular plague,
- grievance,
- harm,
- hemorrhagic plague,
- infliction,
- larval plague,
- murrain,
- nemesis,
- open wound,
- pandemia,
- pandemic,
- pest,
- pesthole,
- plague,
- plague spot,
- pneumonic plague,
- premonitory plague,
- running sore,
- scourge,
- septicemic plague,
- siderating plague,
- thorn,
- torment,
- tuberculosis,
- vexation,
- visitation,
- white plague,
- woe
- wheedle
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- influence or urge by gentle urging, caressing, or flattering; "He palavered her into going along" related words >
- adulate,
- advocate,
- apply pressure,
- banter,
- beset,
- besiege,
- beslobber,
- beslubber,
- blandish,
- blarney,
- bug,
- buttonhole,
- cajole,
- call on,
- call upon,
- coax,
- compliment,
- con,
- conceit,
- dun,
- exert pressure,
- exhort,
- fawn upon,
- flatter,
- high-pressure,
- importune,
- insist,
- insist upon,
- jawbone,
- lobby,
- make fair weather,
- nag,
- nag at,
- oil the tongue,
- palaver,
- pester,
- plague,
- plead with,
- ply,
- praise,
- press,
- pressure,
- push,
- recommend,
- slobber over,
- soft-soap,
- sweet-talk,
- tease,
- urge,
- work on
- limelight
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- a lamp consisting of a flame directed at a cylinder of lime with a lens to concentrate the light; formerly used for stage lighting
- a focus of public attention; "he enjoyed being in the limelight"; "when Congress investigates it brings the full glare of publicity to the agency" related words >
- PR,
- arc,
- arc light,
- ballyhoo,
- blurb,
- bright light,
- celebrity,
- color filter,
- common knowledge,
- cry,
- currency,
- daylight,
- dimmer,
- eclat,
- exposure,
- fame,
- famousness,
- floats,
- flood,
- floodlight,
- footlights,
- foots,
- gelatin,
- glare,
- hoopla,
- hue and cry,
- klieg light,
- light plot,
- lights,
- marquee,
- maximum dissemination,
- medium,
- notoriety,
- plug,
- press notice,
- public eye,
- public knowledge,
- public relations,
- public report,
- publicity,
- publicity story,
- publicness,
- puff,
- reclame,
- report,
- spot,
- spotlight,
- write-up
- limpet
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- any of various usually marine gastropods with low conical shells; found clinging to rocks in littoral areas
- mollusk with a low conical shell related words >
- Chilopoda,
- Chordata,
- Dungeness crab,
- Echiuroidea,
- Ectoprocta,
- Entoprocta,
- Japanese crab,
- Monoplacophora,
- Nemertinea,
- Phoronidea,
- adherent,
- adhesive,
- barnacle,
- blue point,
- bramble,
- brier,
- bulldog,
- burr,
- cement,
- clam,
- coquillage,
- crab,
- crawdad,
- crawfish,
- crayfish,
- decal,
- decalcomania,
- glue,
- gunk,
- langouste,
- leech,
- littleneck clam,
- lobster,
- molasses,
- mucilage,
- mussel,
- oyster,
- paste,
- periwinkle,
- plaster,
- prawn,
- prickle,
- quahog,
- remora,
- scallop,
- shellfish,
- shrimp,
- snail,
- soft-shell crab,
- steamer,
- sticker,
- syrup,
- thorn,
- whelk
- Byzantine intrigues,
- allurement,
- backscratching,
- backstairs influence,
- blandishment,
- cajolement,
- cajolery,
- coaxing,
- connections,
- conning,
- deals,
- engagement,
- enlistment,
- exhortation,
- games,
- hortation,
- inducement,
- influence peddling,
- intrigues,
- jawboning,
- lobbyism,
- logrolling,
- persuasion,
- ploys,
- political influence,
- preaching,
- preachment,
- public opinion,
- ropes,
- sales talk,
- salesmanship,
- schemes,
- selling,
- snow job,
- social pressure,
- soft soap,
- solicitation,
- special-interest pressure,
- strings,
- suasion,
- sweet talk,
- wheedling,
- wire-pulling,
- wires,
- working on
- nutshell
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- the shell around the kernel of a nut related words >
- abridge,
- ace,
- atom,
- bit,
- brief,
- capsule,
- capsulize,
- condense,
- dab,
- digest,
- dole,
- dot,
- dram,
- dribble,
- driblet,
- dwarf,
- farthing,
- fleck,
- flyspeck,
- fragment,
- gobbet,
- grain,
- granule,
- groat,
- hair,
- handful,
- inventory,
- iota,
- jot,
- little,
- little bit,
- minim,
- minimum,
- minutiae,
- mite,
- modicum,
- molecule,
- mote,
- ounce,
- outline,
- particle,
- pebble,
- pinch,
- pittance,
- point,
- scruple,
- shorten,
- sketch,
- sketch out,
- smidgen,
- smitch,
- speck,
- spoonful,
- spot,
- sum,
- sum up,
- summarize,
- summate,
- synopsize,
- thimbleful,
- tiny bit,
- tittle,
- trifling amount,
- trivia,
- whit
- floppy
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- hanging limply; "a spaniel with floppy ears" related words >
- anemic,
- asthenic,
- bagging,
- baggy,
- ballooning,
- bloodless,
- chicken,
- cowardly,
- debilitated,
- drooping,
- droopy,
- dull,
- effete,
- etiolated,
- faint,
- faintish,
- feeble,
- flabby,
- flaccid,
- flimsy,
- gone,
- gutless,
- imbecile,
- impotent,
- languid,
- languorous,
- lax,
- limber,
- limp,
- listless,
- loose,
- lop,
- lop-eared,
- loppy,
- lustless,
- marrowless,
- nerveless,
- nodding,
- pithless,
- pooped,
- powerless,
- relaxed,
- rubbery,
- sagging,
- sagging in folds,
- saggy,
- sapless,
- sinewless,
- slack,
- sleazy,
- soft,
- spineless,
- strengthless,
- swag,
- unhardened,
- unnerved,
- unstrung,
- weak,
- weakly
- iota
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- the 9th letter of the Greek alphabet related words >
- ace,
- atom,
- bit,
- crumb,
- dab,
- dole,
- dot,
- dram,
- dribble,
- driblet,
- drop,
- droplet,
- dwarf,
- farthing,
- fleck,
- flyspeck,
- fragment,
- gnat,
- gobbet,
- grain,
- granule,
- groat,
- hair,
- handful,
- jot,
- little,
- little bit,
- microbe,
- microorganism,
- midge,
- minim,
- minimum,
- minutia,
- minutiae,
- mite,
- modicum,
- molecule,
- mote,
- nutshell,
- ounce,
- particle,
- pebble,
- pinch,
- pinhead,
- pinpoint,
- pittance,
- point,
- ray,
- scrap,
- scruple,
- smidgen,
- smitch,
- snip,
- snippet,
- speck,
- spoonful,
- spot,
- thimbleful,
- tiny bit,
- tittle,
- trifling amount,
- trivia,
- vanishing point,
- whit
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