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- modernist
collapse - an artist who makes a deliberate break with previous styles related words >
- Meistersinger,
- Parnassian,
- Young Turk,
- arch-poet,
- arriviste,
- ballad maker,
- balladmonger,
- bard,
- beat poet,
- bright young man,
- bucoliast,
- comer,
- elegist,
- epic poet,
- fili,
- fledgling,
- idyllist,
- imagist,
- jongleur,
- laureate,
- librettist,
- major poet,
- maker,
- minnesinger,
- minor poet,
- minstrel,
- modern,
- modern generation,
- modern man,
- modernizer,
- neologism,
- neologist,
- neology,
- neonate,
- neoteric,
- neoterism,
- neoterist,
- new generation,
- new man,
- nouveau riche,
- novus homo,
- occasional poet,
- odist,
- parvenu,
- pastoral poet,
- pastoralist,
- poet,
- poet laureate,
- poetress,
- rhapsode,
- rhapsodist,
- rising generation,
- satirist,
- scop,
- skald,
- sonneteer,
- stripling,
- symbolist,
- troubadour,
- trouveur,
- trovatore,
- upstart,
- vers libriste,
- vers-librist
- daintiness
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- the quality of being beautiful and delicate in appearance; "the daintiness of her touch"; "the fineness of her features" related words >
- acquired taste,
- airiness,
- amiable weakness,
- appreciation of excellence,
- ascent,
- asepsis,
- breakability,
- brittleness,
- bubbliness,
- buoyancy,
- changeableness,
- choiceness,
- civilized taste,
- civilizedness,
- cleanliness,
- cleanly habits,
- cleanness,
- collapse,
- cultivated taste,
- cultivation,
- culture,
- cunningness,
- cuteness,
- delicacy,
- delicateness,
- destructibility,
- diminutiveness,
- discrimination,
- disintegration,
- down,
- downiness,
- effeminacy,
- elegance,
- ethereality,
- excellence,
- exiguity,
- exiguousness,
- exquisiteness,
- fastidiousness,
- fewness,
- filminess,
- fine-grainedness,
- fineness,
- finesse,
- flimsiness,
- floatability,
- fluff,
- fluffiness,
- foaminess,
- fragility,
- frailty,
- frangibility,
- freshness,
- frothiness,
- fuzz,
- fuzziness,
- gentleness,
- good taste,
- gossameriness,
- grace,
- gracefulness,
- gracility,
- graciosity,
- graciousness,
- hospital cleanliness,
- human frailty,
- immaculacy,
- immaculateness,
- inconsequentiality,
- inconsiderableness,
- indecisiveness,
- infirmity of will,
- inherent vice,
- insignificance,
- insufficiency,
- irresolution,
- lack of weight,
- levitation,
- levity,
- lightness,
- littleness,
- meagerness,
- meanness,
- minuteness,
- moderateness,
- moral weakness,
- niceness,
- nicety,
- peach fuzz,
- pettiness,
- picayunishness,
- polish,
- pubescence,
- puniness,
- pureness,
- purity,
- quality,
- refinement,
- satin,
- satininess,
- scantiness,
- silk,
- silkiness,
- sleaziness,
- slightness,
- smallness,
- smoothness,
- softness,
- sophistication,
- spotlessness,
- stainlessness,
- sterility,
- subtlety,
- taste,
- tastefulness,
- tenderness,
- tidiness,
- tininess,
- triviality,
- unheaviness,
- unimportance,
- unspottedness,
- unsubstantiality,
- velleity,
- velvet,
- velvetiness,
- volatility,
- weightlessness,
- whiteness,
- wispiness,
- womanishness,
- yeastiness
- inappropriateness
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- the quality of being not particularly suitable or befitting; "he retracted nothing that he had said about the inappropriateness of either a corporeal God or a God who is a person"; "his praise released from her loud protestations of her unworthiness"
- inappropriate conduct related words >
- Babbittry,
- aberrance,
- aberrancy,
- abnormality,
- anomaly,
- bad taste,
- bourgeois taste,
- camp,
- campiness,
- criminality,
- delinquency,
- deviance,
- deviancy,
- disentitlement,
- empty claim,
- empty title,
- excess,
- false claim,
- futility,
- high camp,
- illegality,
- impoliticalness,
- impoliticness,
- improperness,
- impropriety,
- inadmissibility,
- inadvisability,
- inapplicability,
- inappositeness,
- inaptitude,
- inaptness,
- inauspiciousness,
- incongruity,
- inconvenience,
- inconveniency,
- incorrectness,
- indecency,
- indecorousness,
- indecorum,
- indelicacy,
- indiscreetness,
- indiscretion,
- inelegance,
- inelegancy,
- ineptitude,
- inexpedience,
- inexpediency,
- infelicity,
- infraction,
- inopportuneness,
- inopportunity,
- intempestivity,
- interruption,
- intrusion,
- invalid claim,
- irrelevance,
- irrelevancy,
- kitsch,
- lack of claim,
- lateness,
- low camp,
- maladjustment,
- mesalliance,
- misalliance,
- misjoinder,
- misjoining,
- mismatch,
- no claim,
- philistinism,
- poor taste,
- pop,
- pop culture,
- prematurity,
- sinfulness,
- tastelessness,
- unaestheticism,
- unaestheticness,
- unbecomingness,
- unchastity,
- uncongeniality,
- undeservedness,
- undeservingness,
- undesirability,
- undueness,
- unentitledness,
- unfavorableness,
- unfitness,
- unfittingness,
- unfortunateness,
- unlawfulness,
- unmeetness,
- unmeritedness,
- unprofitability,
- unprofitableness,
- unpropitiousness,
- unrighteousness,
- unripeness,
- unseasonableness,
- unseemliness,
- unsuitability,
- unsuitableness,
- untimeliness,
- unwiseness,
- uselessness,
- violation,
- vulgar taste,
- vulgarism,
- vulgarity,
- vulgarness,
- wickedness,
- worthlessness,
- wrong,
- wrongfulness,
- wrongness
- instigator
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- a person who initiates a course of action
- someone who deliberately foments trouble; "she was the instigator of their quarrel" related words >
- agent,
- agent provocateur,
- agitator,
- agitprop,
- ancestors,
- apprentice,
- architect,
- artificer,
- artist,
- author,
- begetter,
- beginner,
- builder,
- catalyst,
- causer,
- conceiver,
- constructor,
- craftsman,
- creator,
- demagogue,
- designer,
- deviser,
- discoverer,
- effector,
- engenderer,
- engineer,
- exciter,
- executor,
- executrix,
- father,
- firebrand,
- fomenter,
- founder,
- generator,
- grower,
- inaugurator,
- incendiary,
- inciter,
- industrialist,
- inflamer,
- initiator,
- inspirer,
- institutor,
- introducer,
- inventor,
- journeyman,
- maker,
- manufacturer,
- master,
- master craftsman,
- mischief-maker,
- mother,
- mover,
- organizer,
- originator,
- parent,
- past master,
- planner,
- precursor,
- prime mover,
- primum mobile,
- producer,
- provocateur,
- provoker,
- rabble-rouser,
- raiser,
- realizer,
- ringleader,
- rouser,
- seditionary,
- seditionist,
- shaper,
- sire,
- smith,
- troublemaker,
- urger,
- wright
- minstrel
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- a performer in a minstrel show
- celebrate by singing, in the style of minstrels related words >
- Broadway musical,
- Meistersinger,
- Parnassian,
- Singspiel,
- arch-poet,
- artist,
- artiste,
- ballad maker,
- ballad opera,
- ballad singer,
- balladeer,
- balladist,
- balladmonger,
- ballet,
- ballet divertissement,
- bard,
- beat poet,
- bucoliast,
- chorus show,
- comedy ballet,
- comic opera,
- concert artist,
- dance drama,
- elegist,
- epic poet,
- executant,
- fili,
- folk singer,
- folk-rock singer,
- gleeman,
- grand opera,
- idyllist,
- imagist,
- interpreter,
- jongleur,
- laureate,
- librettist,
- light opera,
- lyric drama,
- maestro,
- major poet,
- maker,
- minnesinger,
- minor poet,
- minstrel show,
- minstrelsy,
- modernist,
- music drama,
- music maker,
- musical,
- musical comedy,
- musical stage,
- musical theater,
- musician,
- occasional poet,
- odist,
- opera,
- opera ballet,
- opera bouffe,
- opera buffa,
- operetta,
- pastoral poet,
- pastoralist,
- performer,
- player,
- poet,
- poet laureate,
- poetress,
- rhapsode,
- rhapsodist,
- satirist,
- scald,
- scop,
- serenader,
- singer,
- skald,
- soloist,
- song-and-dance act,
- song-play,
- sonneteer,
- street singer,
- strolling minstrel,
- symbolist,
- troubador,
- troubadour,
- trouveur,
- trovatore,
- tunester,
- vers libriste,
- vers-librist,
- virtuosa,
- virtuoso,
- wait,
- wandering minstrel
- satirist
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- a humorist who uses ridicule and irony and sarcasm related words >
- Meistersinger,
- Parnassian,
- arch-poet,
- ballad maker,
- balladmonger,
- banana,
- bard,
- beat poet,
- bucoliast,
- burlesquer,
- caricaturist,
- clown,
- comedian,
- comic,
- cutup,
- elegist,
- epic poet,
- epigrammatist,
- fili,
- funnyman,
- gag writer,
- gagman,
- gagster,
- humorist,
- idyllist,
- imagist,
- ironist,
- jester,
- joker,
- jokesmith,
- jokester,
- jongleur,
- lampooner,
- lampoonist,
- laureate,
- librettist,
- madcap,
- major poet,
- maker,
- minnesinger,
- minor poet,
- minstrel,
- modernist,
- occasional poet,
- odist,
- parodist,
- pasquinader,
- pastoral poet,
- pastoralist,
- poet,
- poet laureate,
- poetress,
- poison-pen writer,
- prankster,
- punner,
- punster,
- quipster,
- reparteeist,
- rhapsode,
- rhapsodist,
- scop,
- skald,
- sonneteer,
- symbolist,
- troubadour,
- trouveur,
- trovatore,
- vers libriste,
- vers-librist,
- wag,
- wagwit,
- wisecracker,
- wit,
- witling,
- zany
- vogue
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- the popular taste at a given time; "leather is the latest vogue"; "he followed current trends"; "the 1920s had a style of their own" related words >
- a la mode,
- acceptance,
- acclaim,
- bon ton,
- celebrity,
- character,
- chic,
- convention,
- craze,
- cry,
- currency,
- custom,
- eclat,
- fad,
- fame,
- famousness,
- fashion,
- fashionableness,
- favor,
- figure,
- furore,
- glory,
- haute couture,
- high fashion,
- in the mode,
- kudos,
- last word,
- latest thing,
- look,
- mode,
- modish,
- name,
- notoriety,
- notoriousness,
- popularity,
- preference,
- prevailing taste,
- prevalence,
- proper thing,
- publicity,
- rage,
- reclame,
- recognition,
- renown,
- report,
- reputation,
- repute,
- soigne,
- soignee,
- stream of fashion,
- style,
- stylish,
- stylishness,
- swim,
- taste,
- the bubble reputation,
- trend,
- voguish
- palate
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- the upper surface of the mouth that separates the oral and nasal cavities related words >
- aftertaste,
- alveolar ridge,
- alveolus,
- apex,
- appreciation,
- appreciation of differences,
- appreciativeness,
- artistic judgment,
- arytenoid cartilages,
- back,
- bitter,
- blade,
- connoisseurship,
- critical niceness,
- criticalness,
- delicacy,
- discriminating taste,
- discriminatingness,
- discrimination,
- discriminativeness,
- dorsum,
- fastidiousness,
- feel,
- feeling,
- fine palate,
- finesse,
- flavor,
- gust,
- gusto,
- hard palate,
- heart,
- judiciousness,
- larynx,
- lingua,
- lips,
- making distinctions,
- nasal cavity,
- niceness of distinction,
- nicety,
- oral cavity,
- pharyngeal cavity,
- pharynx,
- refined discrimination,
- refined palate,
- refinement,
- relish,
- salt,
- sapidity,
- sapor,
- savor,
- savoriness,
- selectiveness,
- sense,
- sensibility,
- sensitivity,
- smack,
- soft palate,
- sour,
- speech organ,
- stomach,
- subtlety,
- sweet,
- syrinx,
- tact,
- tactfulness,
- tang,
- taste,
- taste bud,
- teeth,
- teeth ridge,
- tip,
- tongue,
- tooth,
- velum,
- vocal chink,
- vocal cords,
- vocal folds,
- vocal processes,
- voice box,
- zest
- laureate
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- someone honored for great achievements; figuratively someone crowned with a laurel wreath
- worthy of the greatest honor or distinction; "The nation's pediatrician laureate is preparing to lay down his black bag"- James Traub related words >
- A per se,
- Meistersinger,
- Olympic medal winner,
- Parnassian,
- ace,
- arch-poet,
- award winner,
- ballad maker,
- balladmonger,
- bard,
- beat poet,
- boss,
- bucoliast,
- champ,
- champion,
- chief,
- commander,
- crowned with laurel,
- dean,
- distinguished,
- elegist,
- epic poet,
- fili,
- fugleman,
- genius,
- head,
- higher-up,
- honored,
- idyllist,
- imagist,
- jongleur,
- leader,
- librettist,
- major poet,
- maker,
- master,
- medalist,
- minnesinger,
- minor poet,
- minstrel,
- modernist,
- nonpareil,
- occasional poet,
- odist,
- paragon,
- pastoral poet,
- pastoralist,
- poet,
- poet laureate,
- poetress,
- principal,
- prizeman,
- prizetaker,
- prizewinner,
- prodigy,
- rhapsode,
- rhapsodist,
- ruler,
- satirist,
- scop,
- senior,
- skald,
- sonneteer,
- star,
- superior,
- superman,
- superstar,
- symbolist,
- the greatest,
- the most,
- top dog,
- troubadour,
- trouveur,
- trovatore,
- vers libriste,
- vers-librist,
- virtuoso,
- world champion,
- world-record holder
- chronicler
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- someone who writes chronicles related words >
- decently
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- in a decent manner; "they don't know how to dress decently" related words >
- acceptably,
- adequately,
- advantageously,
- advisably,
- aesthetically,
- appropriately,
- artistically,
- becomingly,
- blamelessly,
- congruously,
- conscientiously,
- conveniently,
- correctly,
- decorously,
- desirably,
- elegantly,
- erectly,
- expediently,
- fairishly,
- fairly,
- fairly well,
- fastidiously,
- feasibly,
- fitly,
- fittingly,
- genteelly,
- gracefully,
- high-mindedly,
- honestly,
- honorably,
- immaculately,
- in good taste,
- irreproachably,
- justly,
- meticulously,
- moderately,
- morally,
- nicely,
- nobly,
- opportunely,
- passably,
- practically,
- presentably,
- pretty,
- pretty well,
- properly,
- punctiliously,
- purely,
- quietly,
- rather,
- reputably,
- respectably,
- righteously,
- rightly,
- satisfactorily,
- scrupulously,
- seasonably,
- seemly,
- simply,
- sortably,
- stainlessly,
- suitably,
- tastefully,
- to advantage,
- tolerably,
- unexceptionably,
- unimpeachably,
- unobtrusively,
- unspottedly,
- uprightly,
- upstandingly,
- virtuously,
- well enough,
- with taste,
- worthily
- librettist
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- author of words to be set to music in an opera or operetta related words >
- Meistersinger,
- Parnassian,
- arch-poet,
- arranger,
- ballad maker,
- balladeer,
- balladist,
- balladmonger,
- bard,
- beat poet,
- bucoliast,
- choreographer,
- comedian,
- composer,
- contrapuntist,
- dramatist,
- dramatizer,
- dramaturge,
- elegist,
- epic poet,
- ethnomusicologist,
- farcer,
- farceur,
- farceuse,
- farcist,
- fili,
- gagman,
- harmonist,
- harmonizer,
- hymnist,
- hymnographer,
- hymnologist,
- idyllist,
- imagist,
- joke writer,
- jokesmith,
- jongleur,
- laureate,
- madrigalist,
- major poet,
- maker,
- melodist,
- melodizer,
- melodramatist,
- mimographer,
- minnesinger,
- minor poet,
- minstrel,
- modernist,
- monodramatist,
- musicographer,
- musicologist,
- occasional poet,
- odist,
- orchestrator,
- pastoral poet,
- pastoralist,
- play doctor,
- play fixer,
- playwright,
- playwriter,
- poet,
- poet laureate,
- poetress,
- rhapsode,
- rhapsodist,
- satirist,
- scenario writer,
- scenarioist,
- scenarist,
- scop,
- scorer,
- scriptwriter,
- skald,
- song writer,
- songsmith,
- sonneteer,
- symbolist,
- symphonist,
- tone poet,
- tragedian,
- troubadour,
- trouveur,
- trovatore,
- tunesmith,
- vers libriste,
- vers-librist
- practitioner
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- someone who practices a learned profession related words >
- properly
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- in the right manner; "please do your job properly!"; "can't you carry me decent?" related words >
- acceptably,
- according to use,
- accurately,
- adequately,
- advantageously,
- advisably,
- aesthetically,
- amply,
- appropriately,
- aptly,
- artistically,
- as is proper,
- as is right,
- becomingly,
- by right,
- by rights,
- comme il faut,
- condignly,
- congruously,
- conveniently,
- conventionally,
- correctly,
- customarily,
- decently,
- decorously,
- deservedly,
- desirably,
- disinterestedly,
- dispassionately,
- duly,
- elegantly,
- equally,
- equitably,
- evenly,
- expediently,
- fair,
- fairly,
- faultlessly,
- feasibly,
- fitly,
- fittingly,
- flawlessly,
- genteelly,
- gracefully,
- impartially,
- impersonally,
- in all conscience,
- in good taste,
- in reason,
- inequity,
- injustice,
- just right,
- just so,
- justifiably,
- justifiedly,
- justly,
- meetly,
- nicely,
- opportunely,
- orthodoxly,
- perfectly,
- politely,
- practically,
- quietly,
- right,
- rightfully,
- rightly,
- satisfactorily,
- seasonably,
- seemly,
- sic,
- simply,
- so,
- sortably,
- straight,
- suitably,
- tastefully,
- to advantage,
- traditionally,
- unobtrusively,
- upon even terms,
- warrantably,
- warrantedly,
- well,
- with taste,
- without distinction
- cultivation
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- (agriculture) production of food by preparing the land to grow crops
- socialization through training and education related words >
- acculturation,
- acquired taste,
- agrarianism,
- agricultural geology,
- agriculture,
- agrology,
- agronomics,
- agronomy,
- appreciation of excellence,
- apprenticeship,
- architecture,
- assembly,
- basic training,
- breaking,
- breeding,
- building,
- casting,
- choiceness,
- civility,
- civilization,
- civilized taste,
- civilizedness,
- composition,
- conditioning,
- construction,
- contour farming,
- contour plowing,
- conversion,
- crafting,
- craftsmanship,
- creation,
- cultivated taste,
- cultivating,
- culture,
- daintiness,
- delicacy,
- development,
- devising,
- dirt farming,
- discipline,
- discrimination,
- dressing,
- drill,
- drilling,
- dry farming,
- dryland farming,
- education,
- elaboration,
- elegance,
- enculturation,
- enlightenment,
- erection,
- excellence,
- exercise,
- extraction,
- fabrication,
- fallowing,
- farm economy,
- farming,
- fashioning,
- fastidiousness,
- fetching-up,
- finesse,
- formation,
- forming,
- formulation,
- fostering,
- framing,
- fruit farming,
- furrowing,
- genteelness,
- gentility,
- gentlemanlikeness,
- gentlemanliness,
- gentleness,
- geoponics,
- good breeding,
- good taste,
- grace,
- gracefulness,
- gracility,
- graciosity,
- graciousness,
- grain farming,
- grooming,
- growing,
- handicraft,
- handiwork,
- harrowing,
- harvesting,
- hoeing,
- housebreaking,
- husbandry,
- hydroponics,
- improvement,
- in-service training,
- intensive farming,
- ladylikeness,
- listing,
- machining,
- making,
- manual training,
- manufacture,
- manufacturing,
- military training,
- milling,
- mining,
- mixed farming,
- molding,
- niceness,
- nicety,
- nurture,
- nurturing,
- on-the-job training,
- plowing,
- polish,
- practice,
- prefabrication,
- preparation,
- processing,
- producing,
- pruning,
- quality,
- raising,
- readying,
- rearing,
- refinement,
- refining,
- rehearsal,
- rural economy,
- shaping,
- sharecropping,
- sloyd,
- smelting,
- socialization,
- sophistication,
- strip farming,
- subsistence farming,
- subtlety,
- tank farming,
- taste,
- tastefulness,
- thinning,
- thremmatology,
- tillage,
- tilling,
- tilth,
- training,
- truck farming,
- upbringing,
- vocational education,
- vocational training,
- weeding,
- working,
- workmanship
- Ahasuerus,
- Ancient Mariner,
- Argonaut,
- Flying Dutchman,
- Goliard,
- Meistersinger,
- Odysseus,
- Oisin,
- Ossian,
- Parnassian,
- Ulysses,
- arch-poet,
- ballad maker,
- ballad singer,
- balladeer,
- balladist,
- balladmonger,
- bard,
- beat poet,
- bird of passage,
- bucoliast,
- drifter,
- elegist,
- epic poet,
- fili,
- floater,
- folk singer,
- folk-rock singer,
- gad,
- gadabout,
- gleeman,
- go-about,
- idyllist,
- imagist,
- itinerant,
- jongleur,
- laureate,
- librettist,
- major poet,
- maker,
- minnesinger,
- minor poet,
- minstrel,
- modernist,
- mover,
- occasional poet,
- odist,
- pastoral poet,
- pastoralist,
- peregrinator,
- peregrine,
- peripatetic,
- poet,
- poet laureate,
- poetress,
- rambler,
- rhapsode,
- rhapsodist,
- rhymer,
- rhymester,
- roamer,
- rolling stone,
- rover,
- runabout,
- satirist,
- scop,
- serenader,
- skald,
- sonneteer,
- straggler,
- street singer,
- stroller,
- strolling minstrel,
- strolling player,
- symbolist,
- trouveur,
- trovatore,
- vers libriste,
- vers-librist,
- visitant,
- wait,
- wanderer,
- wandering minstrel,
- wandering scholar
- performer
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- an entertainer who performs a dramatic or musical work for an audience related words >
- actor,
- actress,
- affecter,
- agent,
- architect,
- artist,
- artiste,
- author,
- belly dancer,
- burlesque queen,
- chorine,
- chorus boy,
- chorus girl,
- concert artist,
- conjurer,
- coryphee,
- creator,
- dancer,
- dancing girl,
- deceiver,
- doer,
- ecdysiast,
- entertainer,
- executant,
- executor,
- executrix,
- exotic dancer,
- fabricator,
- fake,
- female impersonator,
- fraud,
- geisha,
- geisha girl,
- guisard,
- guiser,
- hollow man,
- hoofer,
- impersonator,
- interpreter,
- maestro,
- magician,
- maker,
- man of straw,
- mannerist,
- medium,
- mime,
- mimic,
- minstrel,
- minstrelsy,
- mountebank,
- mover,
- mummer,
- music maker,
- musician,
- nautch girl,
- operant,
- operative,
- operator,
- paper tiger,
- peeler,
- perpetrator,
- phony,
- playactor,
- player,
- practitioner,
- prestidigitator,
- pretender,
- prime mover,
- producer,
- public entertainer,
- show girl,
- singer,
- soloist,
- straw man,
- stripper,
- stripteaser,
- stripteuse,
- subject,
- thespian,
- trouper,
- tunester,
- vaudevillian,
- vaudevillist,
- virtuosa,
- virtuoso,
- worker
- neatness
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- the state of being neat and smart and trim related words >
- Atticism,
- anality,
- apple-pie order,
- appropriateness,
- chasteness,
- chastity,
- chic,
- clarity,
- classicalism,
- classicism,
- clearness,
- clothes-consciousness,
- comeliness,
- correctness,
- coxcombry,
- dandyism,
- dignity,
- directness,
- discipline,
- discrimination,
- distinction,
- ease,
- elegance,
- elegancy,
- felicitousness,
- felicity,
- fine fettle,
- finish,
- fittingness,
- flow,
- flowing periods,
- fluency,
- foppery,
- foppishness,
- good condition,
- good shape,
- good taste,
- good trim,
- grace,
- gracefulness,
- gracility,
- jauntiness,
- limpidity,
- lucidity,
- method,
- methodicalness,
- methodology,
- nattiness,
- naturalness,
- orderliness,
- pellucidity,
- perspicuity,
- plainness,
- polish,
- propriety,
- purity,
- refinement,
- restraint,
- seemliness,
- sharpness,
- simplicity,
- sleekness,
- smartness,
- smoothness,
- spiffiness,
- straightforwardness,
- system,
- systematicness,
- taste,
- tastefulness,
- terseness,
- tidiness,
- trimness,
- unaffectedness
- unsuitability
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- the quality of having the wrong properties for a specific purpose related words >
- Babbittry,
- aberrance,
- aberrancy,
- abnormality,
- ad lib,
- anomaly,
- bad taste,
- bourgeois taste,
- camp,
- campiness,
- criminality,
- delinquency,
- deviance,
- deviancy,
- disqualification,
- disrepair,
- dissatisfactoriness,
- extemporaneousness,
- falling short,
- functionlessness,
- futility,
- high camp,
- illegality,
- impoliticalness,
- impoliticness,
- improperness,
- impropriety,
- improvisation,
- inadequacy,
- inadequateness,
- inadmissibility,
- inadvisability,
- inapplicability,
- inappositeness,
- inappropriateness,
- inaptitude,
- inaptness,
- inauspiciousness,
- incapability,
- incompetence,
- incongruity,
- inconvenience,
- inconveniency,
- incorrectness,
- indecency,
- indecorousness,
- indecorum,
- indefensibility,
- indelicacy,
- inelegance,
- inelegancy,
- ineptitude,
- inexpedience,
- inexpediency,
- infelicity,
- infraction,
- inoperability,
- inoperativeness,
- inopportuneness,
- inopportunity,
- insufficiency,
- insufficientness,
- intempestivity,
- interruption,
- intolerability,
- intrusion,
- inutility,
- irrelevance,
- irrelevancy,
- kitsch,
- lack of preparation,
- lateness,
- low camp,
- maladjustment,
- mesalliance,
- misalliance,
- misjoinder,
- misjoining,
- mismatch,
- needlessness,
- none to spare,
- nonfulfillment,
- nonpreparation,
- nonpreparedness,
- nonsatisfaction,
- objectionability,
- otiosity,
- philistinism,
- planlessness,
- poor taste,
- pop,
- pop culture,
- prematurity,
- short supply,
- sinfulness,
- superfluousness,
- tastelessness,
- too late,
- too little,
- unacceptability,
- unaestheticism,
- unaestheticness,
- unbecomingness,
- uncongeniality,
- undesirability,
- unemployability,
- unfavorableness,
- unfitness,
- unfittedness,
- unfittingness,
- unfortunateness,
- unhelpfulness,
- unlawfulness,
- unmeetness,
- unnecessity,
- unpreparedness,
- unprofitability,
- unprofitableness,
- unpropitiousness,
- unqualification,
- unqualifiedness,
- unreadiness,
- unrighteousness,
- unripeness,
- unsatisfactoriness,
- unseasonableness,
- unseemliness,
- unserviceability,
- unsuitableness,
- unsuitedness,
- untenability,
- untimeliness,
- unusability,
- unwiseness,
- uselessness,
- violation,
- vulgar taste,
- vulgarism,
- vulgarity,
- vulgarness,
- vulnerability,
- wickedness,
- worthlessness,
- wrong,
- wrongfulness,
- wrongness
- musicologist
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- a student of musicology related words >
- arranger,
- ballad maker,
- balladeer,
- balladist,
- balladmonger,
- composer,
- contrapuntist,
- ethnomusicologist,
- harmonist,
- harmonizer,
- hymnist,
- hymnographer,
- hymnologist,
- librettist,
- madrigalist,
- melodist,
- melodizer,
- musicographer,
- orchestrator,
- scorer,
- song writer,
- songsmith,
- symphonist,
- tone poet,
- tunesmith
- orchestrator
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- an arranger who writes for orchestras related words >
- arranger,
- ballad maker,
- balladeer,
- balladist,
- balladmonger,
- composer,
- contrapuntist,
- ethnomusicologist,
- harmonist,
- harmonizer,
- hymnist,
- hymnographer,
- hymnologist,
- librettist,
- madrigalist,
- melodist,
- melodizer,
- musicographer,
- musicologist,
- scorer,
- song writer,
- songsmith,
- symphonist,
- tone poet,
- tunesmith
- arranger,
- ballad maker,
- balladeer,
- balladist,
- balladmonger,
- composer,
- contrapuntist,
- ethnomusicologist,
- harmonist,
- harmonizer,
- hymnographer,
- hymnologist,
- librettist,
- madrigalist,
- melodist,
- melodizer,
- musicographer,
- musicologist,
- orchestrator,
- scorer,
- song writer,
- songsmith,
- symphonist,
- tone poet,
- tunesmith
- arranger,
- ballad maker,
- balladeer,
- balladist,
- balladmonger,
- composer,
- contrapuntist,
- ethnomusicologist,
- harmonist,
- harmonizer,
- hymnist,
- hymnographer,
- hymnologist,
- librettist,
- madrigalist,
- melodist,
- melodizer,
- musicographer,
- musicologist,
- orchestrator,
- scorer,
- songsmith,
- symphonist,
- tone poet,
- tunesmith
- Don Quixote,
- Meistersinger,
- Parnassian,
- Quixote,
- addict,
- arch-poet,
- ballad maker,
- ballad singer,
- balladeer,
- balladmonger,
- bard,
- beat poet,
- bucoliast,
- bug,
- collector,
- daydreamer,
- demon,
- dreamer,
- dreamer of dreams,
- eager beaver,
- elegist,
- energumen,
- enthusiast,
- epic poet,
- escapist,
- faddist,
- fanatic,
- fiend,
- fili,
- folk singer,
- folk-rock singer,
- freak,
- gleeman,
- great one for,
- hobbyist,
- hound,
- idealist,
- idyllist,
- imagist,
- infatuate,
- jongleur,
- laureate,
- librettist,
- lotus-eater,
- major poet,
- maker,
- minnesinger,
- minor poet,
- minstrel,
- modernist,
- nut,
- occasional poet,
- odist,
- pastoral poet,
- pastoralist,
- poet,
- poet laureate,
- poetress,
- prophet,
- pursuer,
- rhapsode,
- romancer,
- romantic,
- romanticist,
- satirist,
- scop,
- seer,
- serenader,
- skald,
- sonneteer,
- street singer,
- strolling minstrel,
- sucker for,
- symbolist,
- troubadour,
- trouveur,
- trovatore,
- utopian,
- utopianist,
- utopianizer,
- vers libriste,
- vers-librist,
- visionary,
- wait,
- wandering minstrel,
- wishful thinker,
- zealot
- dandy
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- a man who is much concerned with his dress and appearance related words >
- Beau Brummel,
- OK,
- ace,
- ace-high,
- arbiter of fashion,
- bad,
- bang-up,
- beau,
- beaut,
- blade,
- blood,
- bonzer,
- boss,
- boulevardier,
- buck,
- bully,
- but good,
- capital,
- clotheshorse,
- clubman,
- clubwoman,
- conceited,
- cool,
- corker,
- corking,
- coxcomb,
- coxcombical,
- crackerjack,
- daisy,
- dandified,
- darb,
- deb,
- debutante,
- delicious,
- dilly,
- dream,
- ducky,
- dude,
- exquisite,
- fab,
- famous,
- fashion plate,
- fashionable,
- fine,
- fine and dandy,
- fine gentleman,
- first-class,
- first-rate,
- first-string,
- fop,
- foppish,
- fribble,
- gallant,
- gear,
- glorious,
- grand,
- great,
- groovy,
- heavy,
- honey,
- hot,
- humdinger,
- hunky-dory,
- jack-a-dandy,
- jackanapes,
- jam-up,
- just dandy,
- keen,
- killer-diller,
- knockout,
- lady-killer,
- lollapaloosa,
- lounge lizard,
- lulu,
- macaroni,
- man-about-town,
- marvy,
- masher,
- mean,
- mondain,
- mondaine,
- neat,
- nifty,
- nobby,
- okay,
- out of sight,
- peach,
- peachy,
- peachy-keen,
- pip,
- pippin,
- popinjay,
- prime,
- puppy,
- rake,
- ripping,
- rum,
- scrumptious,
- slap-up,
- smashing,
- socialite,
- solid,
- something else,
- spark,
- spectacular,
- spiffing,
- spiffy,
- splendid,
- sport,
- stunning,
- subdeb,
- subdebutante,
- superior,
- sweetheart,
- swell,
- swinger,
- taste-maker,
- terrific,
- the nuts,
- tone-setter,
- tough,
- trend-setter,
- whiz,
- wizard
- agitprop
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- political propaganda (especially Communist propaganda) communicated via art and literature and cinema related words >
- troublemaker
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- someone who deliberately stirs up trouble related words >
- operant
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- having influence or producing an effect; "many emotional determinants at work"; "an operant conscience" related words >
- actor,
- agent,
- architect,
- author,
- conductor,
- creator,
- doer,
- driver,
- engineer,
- executant,
- executor,
- executrix,
- fabricator,
- functionary,
- handler,
- maker,
- manipulator,
- medium,
- mover,
- operative,
- operator,
- performer,
- perpetrator,
- pilot,
- practitioner,
- prime mover,
- producer,
- runner,
- steersman,
- subject,
- worker
- sip
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- a small drink
- drink in sips; "She was sipping her tea" related words >
- beverage,
- bib,
- bite,
- booze,
- bumper,
- cast,
- dash,
- draft,
- drain the cup,
- dram,
- drench,
- drink,
- drink bottoms-up,
- drink deep,
- drink hard,
- drink in,
- drink off,
- drink to,
- drink up,
- drop,
- follow strong drink,
- gargle,
- gleam,
- grog,
- gulp,
- guzzle,
- hint,
- idea,
- imbibe,
- intimation,
- jigger,
- jolt,
- knock back,
- lap,
- lap up,
- libation,
- lick,
- look,
- nip,
- peg,
- pledge,
- portion,
- potation,
- potion,
- pull,
- quaff,
- round,
- round of drinks,
- sample,
- savor,
- scintilla,
- shade,
- shadow,
- shot,
- slurp,
- smack,
- smattering,
- smell,
- snifter,
- snort,
- soak,
- soupcon,
- spark,
- spot,
- sprinkling,
- suck,
- suck in,
- suckle,
- suggestion,
- sup,
- suspicion,
- swallow,
- swig,
- swill,
- taste,
- taste of,
- thought,
- tincture,
- tinge,
- tipple,
- toast,
- tope,
- toss,
- toss down,
- toss off,
- tot,
- touch,
- trace,
- wash down,
- wet
- agent provocateur
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- a secret agent who incites suspected persons to commit illegal acts related words >
- sheik
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- the leader of an Arab village or family related words >
- Romeo
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- an ardent male lover related words >
- inamorato
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- a man with whom you are in love or have an intimate relationship related words >
- Casanova,
- Don Juan,
- Lothario,
- Romeo,
- amoroso,
- beau,
- beloved,
- boyfriend,
- caballero,
- cavalier,
- cavaliere servente,
- esquire,
- fellow,
- flame,
- gallant,
- gigolo,
- lady-killer,
- love-maker,
- lover,
- man,
- necker,
- old man,
- petter,
- philanderer,
- seducer,
- sheik,
- squire,
- steady,
- sugar daddy,
- swain,
- sweetheart,
- truelove,
- young man
- elegance
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- a refined quality of gracefulness and good taste; "she conveys an aura of elegance and gentility"
- a quality of neatness and ingenious simplicity in the solution of a problem (especially in science or mathematics); "the simplicity and elegance of his invention" related words >
- Babylonian splendor,
- acquired taste,
- amenities,
- appreciation of excellence,
- arabesque,
- attractiveness,
- baroque,
- baroqueness,
- beauteousness,
- beautifulness,
- beauty,
- beauty unadorned,
- bloom,
- breeding,
- brilliance,
- charm,
- cheeseparing,
- chic,
- chinoiserie,
- choiceness,
- civilities,
- civility,
- civilized taste,
- civilizedness,
- clothes-consciousness,
- comity,
- convention,
- courtliness,
- coxcombry,
- cultivated taste,
- cultivation,
- culture,
- daintiness,
- dandyism,
- decencies,
- decency,
- decorousness,
- decorum,
- delicacy,
- dignity,
- diplomatic code,
- discrimination,
- ease,
- economy,
- economy of assumption,
- economy of means,
- elaborateness,
- elegancies,
- etiquette,
- euphemism,
- euphuism,
- excellence,
- exquisite manners,
- exquisiteness,
- facility,
- fanciness,
- fastidiousness,
- fineness,
- finesse,
- flamboyance,
- floridity,
- floridness,
- flow,
- floweriness,
- fluency,
- foppery,
- foppishness,
- formalism,
- formalities,
- formality,
- frugality,
- genteelness,
- gentility,
- gentlemanlikeness,
- gentlemanliness,
- gentleness,
- glory,
- glow,
- good breeding,
- good form,
- good manners,
- good taste,
- goody-goodness,
- goody-goodyism,
- gorgeousness,
- grace,
- gracefulness,
- gracility,
- graciosity,
- graciousness,
- grandeur,
- grandiosity,
- grandness,
- handsomeness,
- imposingness,
- impressiveness,
- jauntiness,
- ladylikeness,
- lavishness,
- law of parsimony,
- loveliness,
- lushness,
- luxuriance,
- luxuriousness,
- luxury,
- magnificence,
- majesty,
- manners,
- modesty,
- mores,
- moresque,
- nattiness,
- natural politeness,
- neatness,
- niceness,
- nicety,
- nobility,
- ostentation,
- overelaborateness,
- overelegance,
- overniceness,
- overornamentation,
- overpreciseness,
- overrefinement,
- parsimoniousness,
- parsimony,
- pedantry,
- pinching,
- plushness,
- poetry,
- point of etiquette,
- polish,
- politeness,
- politesse,
- poshness,
- preciosity,
- preciousness,
- precisianism,
- prettiness,
- proprieties,
- propriety,
- protocol,
- proudness,
- pudency,
- pudicity,
- pulchritude,
- punctilio,
- purism,
- quality,
- quiet good manners,
- refinement,
- resplendence,
- richness,
- ritziness,
- rococo,
- rules of conduct,
- scrimping,
- seemliness,
- shame,
- sharpness,
- skimping,
- sleekness,
- smartness,
- smoothness,
- social code,
- social conduct,
- social graces,
- social procedures,
- social usage,
- sophistication,
- spiffiness,
- splendidness,
- splendiferousness,
- splendor,
- state,
- stateliness,
- stinting,
- style,
- subtlety,
- sumptuousness,
- taste,
- tastefulness,
- the beautiful,
- trimness
- booger,
- buffoon,
- bugger,
- cutup,
- devil,
- elf,
- enfant terrible,
- funmaker,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hooligan,
- imp,
- joker,
- jokester,
- knave,
- little devil,
- little monkey,
- little rascal,
- minx,
- mischief,
- mischief-maker,
- pixie,
- practical joker,
- prankster,
- puck,
- rapscallion,
- rascal,
- rogue,
- rowdy,
- ruffian,
- scamp,
- scapegrace,
- wag
- sup
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- take solid or liquid food into the mouth a little at a time either by drinking or by eating with a spoon related words >
- beverage,
- bib,
- bite,
- board,
- booze,
- break bread with,
- breakfast,
- bumper,
- cast,
- cook out,
- dash,
- dine,
- dine out,
- dinner,
- draft,
- drain the cup,
- dram,
- drench,
- drink,
- drink bottoms-up,
- drink deep,
- drink hard,
- drink in,
- drink off,
- drink to,
- drink up,
- drop,
- eat out,
- follow strong drink,
- gargle,
- gleam,
- grog,
- gulp,
- guzzle,
- hint,
- idea,
- imbibe,
- intimation,
- jigger,
- jolt,
- knock back,
- lap,
- lap up,
- libation,
- lick,
- look,
- lunch,
- mess with,
- nip,
- peg,
- picnic,
- pledge,
- portion,
- potation,
- potion,
- pull,
- quaff,
- round,
- round of drinks,
- sample,
- savor,
- scintilla,
- shade,
- shadow,
- shot,
- sip,
- slurp,
- smack,
- smattering,
- smell,
- snifter,
- snort,
- soak,
- soupcon,
- spark,
- spot,
- sprinkling,
- suck,
- suck in,
- suckle,
- suggestion,
- suspicion,
- swallow,
- swig,
- swill,
- taste,
- taste of,
- thought,
- tincture,
- tinge,
- tipple,
- toast,
- tope,
- toss,
- toss down,
- toss off,
- tot,
- touch,
- trace,
- wash down,
- wet
- polish
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- the property of being smooth and shiny
- the Slavic language of Poland
- a highly developed state of perfection; having a flawless or impeccable quality; "they performed with great polish"; "I admired the exquisite refinement of his prose"; "almost an inspiration which gives to all work that finish which is almost art"--Joseph Conrad
- a preparation used in polishing
- of or relating to Poland or its people or culture; "Polish sausage"
- bring to a highly developed, finished, or refined state; "polish your social manners"
- improve or perfect by pruning or polishing; "refine one's style of writing"
- make (a surface) shine; "shine the silver, please"; "polish my shoes" related words >
- Atticism,
- abradant,
- abrasive,
- acculturation,
- acquired taste,
- aluminum oxide,
- ameliorate,
- appreciation of excellence,
- appropriateness,
- auto polish,
- beautify,
- better,
- breeding,
- brighten,
- brighten up,
- brightness,
- brilliance,
- brush up,
- buff,
- bump off,
- burnish,
- chasteness,
- chastity,
- choiceness,
- civility,
- civilization,
- civilized taste,
- civilizedness,
- clarity,
- classicalism,
- classicism,
- clean,
- clearness,
- colcothar,
- comeliness,
- con,
- conclude,
- consume,
- correct,
- correctness,
- corundum,
- crocus,
- cultivate,
- cultivated taste,
- cultivation,
- culture,
- daintiness,
- delicacy,
- destroy,
- develop,
- dignity,
- directness,
- discrimination,
- dispatch,
- dispose of,
- distinction,
- do away with,
- do in,
- dress,
- ease,
- eat,
- education,
- elaborate,
- elegance,
- elegancy,
- eliminate,
- embellish,
- emend,
- emery,
- emery board,
- emery paper,
- enculturation,
- end,
- enhance,
- enlightenment,
- evolve,
- excellence,
- fastidiousness,
- felicitousness,
- felicity,
- file,
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