Related Words:
- eddy
collapse - a miniature whirlpool or whirlwind resulting when the current of a fluid doubles back on itself
- founder of Christian Science in 1866 (1821-1910)
- flow in a circular current, of liquids related words >
- Charybdis,
- Maelstrom,
- ado,
- agitation,
- back,
- back stream,
- backflow,
- backwash,
- backwater,
- brouhaha,
- bustle,
- centrifugate,
- centrifuge,
- commotion,
- countercurrent,
- counterflow,
- counterflux,
- cyclone,
- disturbance,
- dizzy round,
- dust devil,
- ebullience,
- ebullition,
- effervescence,
- embroilment,
- feery-fary,
- ferment,
- fermentation,
- flurry,
- fume,
- gulf,
- gurge,
- gyre,
- hurly-burly,
- hurricane,
- hurry,
- hurry-scurry,
- maelstrom,
- pell-mell,
- perturbation,
- pirouette,
- purl,
- rat race,
- reel,
- refluence,
- reflux,
- regurgitation,
- round,
- ruffle,
- spin,
- stir,
- surge,
- swirl,
- swirling,
- to-do,
- tornado,
- tumult,
- turbulence,
- turmoil,
- turn,
- twirl,
- twister,
- typhoon,
- uproar,
- vortex,
- waterspout,
- wheel,
- whirl,
- whirligig,
- whirlpool,
- whirlwind,
- whorl,
- yeastiness
- wanderer
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- someone who leads a wandering unsettled life related words >
- Ahasuerus,
- Ancient Mariner,
- Argonaut,
- Earth,
- Flying Dutchman,
- Goliard,
- Jupiter,
- Mars,
- Mercury,
- Neptune,
- Odysseus,
- Oisin,
- Ossian,
- Pluto,
- Saturn,
- Uitlander,
- Ulysses,
- Uranus,
- Venus,
- alien,
- asteroid,
- barbarian,
- bird of passage,
- deracine,
- displaced person,
- drifter,
- emigre,
- exile,
- floater,
- foreign devil,
- foreigner,
- gad,
- gadabout,
- go-about,
- gringo,
- inferior planet,
- itinerant,
- major planet,
- minor planet,
- mover,
- outlander,
- outlaw,
- outsider,
- peregrinator,
- peregrine,
- peripatetic,
- planet,
- planetoid,
- rambler,
- refugee,
- roamer,
- rolling stone,
- rover,
- runabout,
- secondary planet,
- solar system,
- straggler,
- stranger,
- stroller,
- strolling player,
- superior planet,
- terrestrial planet,
- the Wandering Jew,
- tramontane,
- troubadour,
- ultramontane,
- visitant,
- wandering minstrel,
- wandering scholar
- Druid
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- a pre-Christian priest among the Celts of ancient Gaul and Britain and Ireland related words >
- Cassandra,
- Druidess,
- Parsi,
- Sabaist,
- Zoroastrian,
- animal worshiper,
- anthropolater,
- arborolater,
- archaeolater,
- astrologer,
- augur,
- calamity howler,
- chthonian,
- crystal gazer,
- daduchus,
- demon worshiper,
- demonolater,
- dendrolater,
- devil worshiper,
- divinator,
- diviner,
- divineress,
- epopt,
- fetishist,
- fire worshiper,
- flamen,
- forecaster,
- foreknower,
- foreseer,
- foreshower,
- foreteller,
- fortuneteller,
- geomancer,
- haruspex,
- hierodule,
- hierophant,
- hieros,
- idol worshiper,
- idolater,
- idolatress,
- idolatrizer,
- idolist,
- idolizer,
- mystes,
- nature worshiper,
- ophiolater,
- palmist,
- phallic worshiper,
- predictor,
- prefigurer,
- presager,
- prognosticator,
- prophesier,
- prophet,
- prophet of doom,
- prophetess,
- psychic,
- pyrolater,
- pythoness,
- religious prophets,
- seer,
- seeress,
- snake worshiper,
- soothsayer,
- star worshiper,
- sun worshiper,
- theriolater,
- therolater,
- tree worshiper,
- vates,
- weather prophet,
- zoolater
- Mafioso,
- Young Turk,
- ass,
- beast,
- beldam,
- berserk,
- berserker,
- bigot,
- bitter-ender,
- bomber,
- brute,
- bullethead,
- demon,
- devil,
- diehard,
- dogmatist,
- donkey,
- dragon,
- fanatic,
- fiend,
- fire-eater,
- firebrand,
- fury,
- goon,
- gorilla,
- gunsel,
- hell-raiser,
- hellcat,
- hellhound,
- hellion,
- holy terror,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hothead,
- hotspur,
- incendiary,
- intransigeant,
- intransigent,
- killer,
- last-ditcher,
- mad dog,
- madcap,
- maverick,
- monster,
- mugger,
- mule,
- perverse fool,
- pighead,
- positivist,
- purist,
- rapist,
- revolutionary,
- savage,
- she-wolf,
- spitfire,
- standpat,
- standpatter,
- stickler,
- termagant,
- terror,
- terrorist,
- tiger,
- tigress,
- tough,
- tough guy,
- ugly customer,
- violent,
- virago,
- vixen,
- wild beast,
- witch,
- wolf
- breakneck
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- moving at very high speed; "a breakneck pace" related words >
- abrupt,
- accident-prone,
- agile,
- bluff,
- bold,
- breathless,
- careless,
- dangerous,
- daredevil,
- dashing,
- desperate,
- devil-may-care,
- double-quick,
- eagle-winged,
- excessive,
- expeditious,
- express,
- fast,
- fleet,
- flying,
- furious,
- galloping,
- hair-trigger,
- harum-scarum,
- hasty,
- headlong,
- hell for leather,
- hotheaded,
- hurried,
- hustling,
- impetuous,
- impulsive,
- light of heel,
- light-footed,
- lively,
- mad,
- mercurial,
- nimble,
- nimble-footed,
- overeager,
- overenthusiastic,
- overzealous,
- panting,
- plunging,
- precipitant,
- precipitate,
- precipitous,
- prompt,
- quick,
- quick as lightning,
- quick as thought,
- rapid,
- rash,
- reckless,
- running,
- sharp,
- sheer,
- slap-bang,
- slapdash,
- snappy,
- spanking,
- speedy,
- steep,
- sudden,
- swift,
- vertical,
- wanton,
- wild,
- winged
- typhoon
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- a tropical cyclone occurring in the western Pacific or Indian oceans related words >
- baguio,
- black squall,
- blizzard,
- blow,
- cyclone,
- dirty weather,
- dust devil,
- equinoctial,
- foul weather,
- gale,
- half a gale,
- heavy blow,
- hurricane,
- ill wind,
- line squall,
- line storm,
- rainspout,
- rainstorm,
- rotary storm,
- rough weather,
- sand column,
- sandspout,
- snowstorm,
- squall,
- squall line,
- storm,
- storm wind,
- stormy weather,
- stormy winds,
- strong wind,
- tempest,
- tempestuous rage,
- tempestuous wind,
- thick squall,
- thundersquall,
- thunderstorm,
- tornado,
- tropical,
- tropical cyclone,
- twister,
- ugly wind,
- violent blow,
- waterspout,
- whirlblast,
- whirlwind,
- white squall,
- whole gale,
- williwaw,
- wind eddy,
- wind-shift line,
- windstorm
- shyster
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- a person (especially a lawyer or politician) who uses unscrupulous or unethical methods related words >
- Artful Dodger,
- Philadelphia lawyer,
- Yankee horse trader,
- ambulance chaser,
- blackguard,
- bunco artist,
- bunco steerer,
- cardsharp,
- cardsharper,
- carpetbagger,
- charmer,
- con artist,
- con man,
- confidence man,
- crafty rascal,
- crimp,
- devil,
- dodger,
- fox,
- glib tongue,
- horse coper,
- horse trader,
- jackleg,
- knave,
- land pirate,
- land shark,
- land-grabber,
- lawyer,
- mortgage shark,
- pettifogger,
- petty,
- pitchman,
- precious rascal,
- rapscallion,
- rascal,
- reynard,
- rogue,
- scalawag,
- scamp,
- scoundrel,
- shark,
- sharp,
- sharper,
- sharpie,
- shortchanger,
- slick citizen,
- slicker,
- sly dog,
- slyboots,
- sneak,
- spalpeen,
- spieler,
- sweet talker,
- swindler,
- trickster,
- villain
- inhuman
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- belonging to or resembling something nonhuman; "something dark and inhuman in form"; "a babel of inhuman noises" related words >
- Draconian,
- Tartarean,
- animal,
- anthropophagous,
- atrocious,
- barbaric,
- barbarous,
- beastly,
- bestial,
- bloodthirsty,
- bloody,
- bloody-minded,
- brutal,
- brutalized,
- brute,
- brutish,
- callous,
- cannibalistic,
- cold-blooded,
- cruel,
- cruel-hearted,
- demoniac,
- demoniacal,
- demonic,
- demonish,
- demonlike,
- devil-like,
- devilish,
- diabolic,
- diabolical,
- fell,
- feral,
- ferine,
- ferocious,
- fiendish,
- fiendlike,
- fierce,
- ghoulish,
- heartless,
- hellish,
- implacable,
- infernal,
- inhumane,
- insensitive,
- kill-crazy,
- malicious,
- malign,
- malignant,
- merciless,
- murderous,
- noncivilized,
- ogreish,
- pitiless,
- relentless,
- ruthless,
- sadistic,
- sanguinary,
- sanguineous,
- satanic,
- savage,
- severe,
- sharkish,
- slavering,
- subhuman,
- tameless,
- truculent,
- unchristian,
- uncivilized,
- uncompassionate,
- unfeeling,
- ungentle,
- unhuman,
- unkind,
- unkindly,
- unrelenting,
- unsympathetic,
- untamed,
- vicious,
- wild,
- wolfish
- Babbitt,
- Philistine,
- arriviste,
- bad,
- bad boy,
- battler,
- belligerent,
- belted knight,
- bickerer,
- blade,
- blaring,
- blatant,
- blatting,
- blustering,
- boisterous,
- booger,
- boor,
- boorish,
- bounder,
- bourgeois,
- brassy,
- bravo,
- brawler,
- brawling,
- brazen,
- bucko,
- buffoon,
- bugger,
- bully,
- bullyboy,
- cad,
- carlish,
- churl,
- churlish,
- clamant,
- clamorous,
- clamoursome,
- clanging,
- clangorous,
- clattery,
- cloddish,
- clown,
- clownish,
- combatant,
- competitor,
- contender,
- contestant,
- cutthroat,
- cutup,
- desperado,
- devil,
- disorderly,
- disputant,
- disruptive,
- duelist,
- elf,
- enfant terrible,
- enforcer,
- epicier,
- fencer,
- feuder,
- fighter,
- fighting cock,
- foilsman,
- funmaker,
- gamecock,
- gladiator,
- goon,
- gorilla,
- groundling,
- gunman,
- guttersnipe,
- harum-scarum,
- hatchet man,
- hell-raiser,
- hellcat,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hooligan,
- hooliganish,
- ill-bred fellow,
- imp,
- improper,
- joker,
- jokester,
- jouster,
- killer,
- knave,
- knight,
- knock-down-and-drag-out,
- knockabout,
- little devil,
- little monkey,
- little rascal,
- looby,
- loobyish,
- loud,
- lout,
- loutish,
- low fellow,
- lubberly,
- lumpish,
- mad dog,
- mafficking,
- militant,
- minx,
- misbehaving,
- mischief,
- mischief-maker,
- mucker,
- naughty,
- noiseful,
- noisy,
- not respectable,
- nouveau riche,
- obstreperous,
- off-base,
- out-of-line,
- parvenu,
- peasant,
- pixie,
- plug-ugly,
- practical joker,
- prankster,
- puck,
- punk,
- quarreler,
- rackety,
- raffish,
- rambunctious,
- rampageous,
- rapscallion,
- rascal,
- raucous,
- ribald,
- rioter,
- rip-roaring,
- rival,
- rogue,
- roisterous,
- rollicking,
- rough,
- rough-and-tumble,
- roughneck,
- rowdyish,
- ruffian,
- ruffianly,
- rumbustious,
- sabreur,
- scamp,
- scapegrace,
- scrapper,
- scuffler,
- skinhead,
- squabbler,
- strepitant,
- strepitous,
- strong arm,
- strong-arm man,
- strong-armer,
- struggler,
- swashbuckler,
- sword,
- swordplayer,
- swordsman,
- termagant,
- thug,
- tilter,
- tough,
- tumultuous,
- turbulent,
- tussler,
- unbehaving,
- unruly,
- uproarious,
- upstart,
- vociferous,
- vulgarian,
- vulgarist,
- wag,
- wild,
- wrangler,
- yahoo,
- yokel,
- yokelish
- indicate
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- indicate a place, direction, person, or thing; either spatially or figuratively; "I showed the customer the glove section"; "He pointed to the empty parking space"; "he indicated his opponents"
- to state or express briefly; "indicated his wishes in a letter"
- suggest the necessity of an intervention; in medicine; "Tetracycline is indicated in such cases" related words >
- adumbrate,
- affect,
- allude to,
- approve,
- argue,
- assign,
- attest,
- augur,
- be construed as,
- be indicative of,
- be significant of,
- be symptomatic of,
- bespeak,
- betoken,
- brandish,
- breathe,
- bring forth,
- bring forward,
- bring into view,
- bring out,
- bring to notice,
- call attention to,
- call for,
- characterize,
- connote,
- dangle,
- demand,
- demonstrate,
- denominate,
- denote,
- designate,
- determine,
- develop,
- differentiate,
- direct attention to,
- disclose,
- display,
- divine,
- divulge,
- dramatize,
- drop a hint,
- embody,
- enact,
- entail,
- evidence,
- evince,
- exhibit,
- expose to view,
- express,
- fix,
- flaunt,
- flourish,
- foretoken,
- furnish evidence,
- give a hint,
- give evidence,
- give indication of,
- give sign,
- give the cue,
- give token,
- glance at,
- go to show,
- highlight,
- hint,
- hint at,
- identify,
- illuminate,
- illustrate,
- imply,
- import,
- incarnate,
- indicate,
- insinuate,
- intimate,
- involve,
- make clear,
- make known,
- make plain,
- manifest,
- mark,
- materialize,
- mean,
- mention,
- name,
- need,
- note,
- parade,
- perform,
- pick out,
- pin down,
- point out,
- point to,
- prefigure,
- preindicate,
- present,
- presign,
- presignal,
- presignify,
- pretypify,
- produce,
- prompt,
- recommend,
- refer to,
- register,
- represent,
- require,
- reveal,
- roll out,
- say,
- select,
- set,
- set forth,
- show,
- show forth,
- show signs of,
- signalize,
- signify,
- speak for itself,
- speak volumes,
- specialize,
- specify,
- spell,
- spotlight,
- stand for,
- state,
- stipulate,
- suggest,
- symbolize,
- symptomatize,
- symptomize,
- tell,
- tend to show,
- testify,
- token,
- trot out,
- typify,
- unfold,
- wave
- incarnate
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- invested with a bodily form especially of a human body; "a monarch...regarded as a god incarnate"
- make concrete and real
- represent in bodily form; "He embodies all that is evil wrong with the system"; "The painting substantiates the feelings of the artist" related words >
- Christlike,
- Christly,
- adumbrate,
- affect,
- atavistic,
- betoken,
- bodily,
- body,
- body forth,
- born,
- brandish,
- breathe,
- bring forth,
- bring forward,
- bring into view,
- bring out,
- bring to notice,
- celestial,
- coeval,
- concretize,
- congenital,
- connatal,
- connate,
- connatural,
- constitutional,
- corporealize,
- corporify,
- dangle,
- demonstrate,
- develop,
- disclose,
- display,
- divine,
- divulge,
- dramatize,
- embodied,
- embody,
- empyrean,
- enact,
- entify,
- evidence,
- evince,
- exemplify,
- exhibit,
- expose to view,
- express,
- exteriorize,
- externalize,
- figure,
- flaunt,
- flourish,
- foreshadow,
- genetic,
- give sign,
- give token,
- godlike,
- godly,
- heavenly,
- hereditary,
- highlight,
- hypostatize,
- illuminate,
- illustrate,
- image,
- impersonate,
- in the blood,
- inborn,
- inbred,
- incarnated,
- incorporate,
- incorporated,
- indicate,
- indigenous,
- inherited,
- innate,
- instinctive,
- instinctual,
- intercessional,
- intercessive,
- lend substance to,
- made flesh,
- make clear,
- make plain,
- manifest,
- materialize,
- mean,
- mediative,
- mediatory,
- mirror,
- native,
- native to,
- natural,
- natural to,
- organic,
- parade,
- perform,
- personate,
- personify,
- physical,
- prefigure,
- present,
- pretypify,
- primal,
- produce,
- project,
- propitiative,
- propitiatory,
- realize,
- redemptive,
- reembody,
- reflect,
- reify,
- reincarnate,
- represent,
- reveal,
- roll out,
- salvational,
- self-existent,
- set forth,
- shadow,
- shadow forth,
- show,
- show forth,
- solidify,
- spotlight,
- substantialize,
- substantiate,
- substantify,
- superhuman,
- supernatural,
- temperamental,
- token,
- transcendent,
- transmigrate,
- trot out,
- unfold,
- wave
- coddle
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- cook in nearly boiling water; "coddle eggs" related words >
- baby,
- bake,
- barbecue,
- baste,
- bay,
- blanch,
- boil,
- braise,
- brew,
- broil,
- brown,
- care for,
- caress,
- cater to,
- cherish,
- cocker,
- cook,
- cosset,
- cotton,
- cradle,
- cultivate,
- curry,
- dandle,
- devil,
- do,
- do to perfection,
- dry-nurse,
- favor,
- feed,
- fire,
- fondle,
- foster,
- fricassee,
- frizz,
- frizzle,
- fry,
- give way to,
- gratify,
- griddle,
- grill,
- heat,
- humor,
- indulge,
- lavish care on,
- mollycoddle,
- mother,
- much,
- nourish,
- nurse,
- nurture,
- oblige,
- oven-bake,
- pamper,
- pan,
- pan-broil,
- parboil,
- pat,
- pet,
- please,
- poach,
- prepare,
- prepare food,
- roast,
- satisfy,
- saute,
- scallop,
- sear,
- shirr,
- simmer,
- spoil,
- spoon-feed,
- steam,
- stew,
- stir-fry,
- suckle,
- sustain,
- toast,
- wet-nurse,
- yield to
- prey
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- animal hunted or caught for food
- a person who is the aim of an attack (especially a victim of ridicule or exploitation) by some hostile person or influence; "he fell prey to muggers"; "everyone was fair game"; "the target of a manhunt"
- profit from in an exploitatory manner; "He feeds on her insecurity" related words >
- aim,
- bamboozle,
- beasts of venery,
- big game,
- bully,
- burden,
- butt,
- by-end,
- by-purpose,
- casualty,
- chase,
- cheat,
- consume,
- cozen,
- defraud,
- depress,
- destination,
- destroy,
- devour,
- distress,
- dupe,
- eat,
- end,
- end in view,
- exploit,
- fall guy,
- feed on,
- final cause,
- flimflam,
- game,
- go after,
- goal,
- gull,
- hoodwink,
- hunt,
- intimidate,
- kill,
- mark,
- martyr,
- mug,
- object,
- object in mind,
- object of compassion,
- objective,
- oppress,
- outfox,
- outsmart,
- outwit,
- poor devil,
- prey on,
- pursue,
- pursuit,
- pushover,
- quarry,
- quintain,
- reason for being,
- rook,
- seize,
- snooker,
- stalk,
- strain,
- sufferer,
- swindle,
- take advantage of,
- target,
- teleology,
- the hunted,
- trick,
- ultimate aim,
- underdog,
- use,
- venery,
- vex,
- victim,
- victimize,
- weigh on,
- weigh upon,
- worry,
- wretch
- fury
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- a feeling of intense anger; "hell hath no fury like a woman scorned"; "his face turned red with rage"
- (classical mythology) the hideous snake-haired monsters (usually three in number) who pursued unpunished criminals related words >
- Alecto,
- Jezebel,
- Mafioso,
- Megaera,
- Nemesis,
- Tartar,
- Tisiphone,
- Young Turk,
- abandon,
- acerbity,
- acrimony,
- agitation,
- amok,
- anger,
- ardency,
- ardor,
- asperity,
- attack,
- battle-ax,
- bear,
- beast,
- beldam,
- berserk,
- berserker,
- bitch,
- bitch-kitty,
- bluster,
- bomber,
- brawl,
- broil,
- brouhaha,
- brute,
- burning rage,
- cacophony,
- cat,
- chaos,
- choler,
- common scold,
- commotion,
- convulsion,
- crank,
- craze,
- crosspatch,
- delirium,
- demon,
- devil,
- disturbance,
- dragon,
- ebullition,
- ecstasy,
- embroilment,
- excitement,
- fanaticism,
- feist,
- ferment,
- ferocity,
- fervency,
- fervidness,
- fervor,
- fever,
- fiend,
- fierceness,
- fire,
- fire and fury,
- fire-eater,
- firebrand,
- fishwife,
- fit,
- flap,
- fomentation,
- foofaraw,
- frenzy,
- fume,
- furious rage,
- furor,
- furore,
- fuss,
- goon,
- gorilla,
- grimalkin,
- grizzly bear,
- grouch,
- gunsel,
- gusto,
- hag,
- hardnose,
- heart,
- heartiness,
- heat,
- hell-raiser,
- hellcat,
- hellhag,
- hellhound,
- hellion,
- holy terror,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hothead,
- hotspur,
- hubbub,
- hysteria,
- impassionedness,
- impetuosity,
- incendiary,
- indignation,
- infatuation,
- intoxication,
- ire,
- killer,
- liveliness,
- mad,
- mad dog,
- madcap,
- madness,
- mania,
- monster,
- mugger,
- murderous insanity,
- orgasm,
- orgy,
- overambitiousness,
- overanxiety,
- overanxiousness,
- overeagerness,
- overenthusiasm,
- overzealousness,
- pandemonium,
- paroxysm,
- passion,
- passionateness,
- psychokinesia,
- racket,
- rage,
- rancor,
- rapist,
- rapture,
- ravishment,
- relish,
- revolutionary,
- row,
- ruckus,
- rumpus,
- savage,
- savagery,
- savor,
- scold,
- seizure,
- she-devil,
- she-wolf,
- shrew,
- siren,
- sorehead,
- soul,
- spasm,
- spirit,
- spitfire,
- storminess,
- tearing passion,
- tempestuousness,
- termagant,
- terror,
- terrorist,
- the Erinyes,
- the Eumenides,
- the Furies,
- tiger,
- tigress,
- tough,
- tough guy,
- towering rage,
- transport,
- tumult,
- tumultuousness,
- turbulence,
- turmoil,
- ugly customer,
- uproar,
- upset,
- vehemence,
- verve,
- violence,
- violent,
- virago,
- vixen,
- warmth,
- warmth of feeling,
- wild beast,
- wildcat,
- wildness,
- witch,
- wolf,
- wrath,
- zeal,
- zealotism,
- zealotry,
- zealousness
- Mafioso,
- Tartar,
- Young Turk,
- bear,
- beast,
- beldam,
- berserk,
- berserker,
- bomber,
- bruiser,
- brute,
- crank,
- crosspatch,
- demon,
- devil,
- dragon,
- feist,
- fiend,
- fire-eater,
- firebrand,
- fury,
- goon,
- gorilla,
- grizzly bear,
- grouch,
- gun,
- gunsel,
- hardnose,
- hatchet man,
- hell-raiser,
- hellcat,
- hellhound,
- hellion,
- holy terror,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hooligan,
- hothead,
- hotspur,
- incendiary,
- killer,
- mad dog,
- madcap,
- monster,
- mug,
- mugger,
- muscle man,
- plug-ugly,
- rapist,
- revolutionary,
- rodman,
- roughneck,
- savage,
- she-wolf,
- sorehead,
- spitfire,
- strong-arm man,
- termagant,
- terror,
- terrorist,
- tiger,
- tigress,
- torpedo,
- tough,
- tough guy,
- trigger man,
- violent,
- virago,
- vixen,
- wild beast,
- witch,
- wolf
- affect,
- arouse,
- author,
- bear,
- bear fruit,
- beget,
- betoken,
- birth,
- born,
- brandish,
- breathe,
- breed,
- bring about,
- bring forward,
- bring into being,
- bring into view,
- bring out,
- bring to effect,
- bring to light,
- bring to notice,
- bring to pass,
- call forth,
- call into being,
- call out,
- call up,
- cause,
- coin,
- conceive,
- concoct,
- contrive,
- cook up,
- create,
- dangle,
- deduce,
- deliver,
- demonstrate,
- derive,
- design,
- develop,
- devise,
- disclose,
- discover,
- display,
- divulge,
- do,
- drag out,
- dramatize,
- draw forth,
- draw out,
- dream up,
- educe,
- effect,
- effectuate,
- elicit,
- embody,
- enact,
- engender,
- establish,
- evidence,
- evince,
- evoke,
- evolve,
- exhibit,
- expose to view,
- express,
- fabricate,
- father,
- flaunt,
- flourish,
- found,
- frame,
- fructify,
- fruit,
- furnish,
- generate,
- gestate,
- get from,
- get out of,
- give being to,
- give birth to,
- give occasion to,
- give origin to,
- give rise to,
- give sign,
- give token,
- hatch,
- highlight,
- illuminate,
- improvise,
- inaugurate,
- incarnate,
- indicate,
- induce,
- institute,
- invent,
- make,
- make clear,
- make do with,
- make plain,
- make up,
- manifest,
- materialize,
- mature,
- mean,
- mint,
- obtain,
- occasion,
- originate,
- parade,
- perform,
- plan,
- present,
- procreate,
- procure,
- produce,
- realize,
- represent,
- reveal,
- roll out,
- rouse,
- secure,
- set afloat,
- set forth,
- set on foot,
- set up,
- show,
- show forth,
- sire,
- spawn,
- spotlight,
- stimulate,
- strike out,
- summon forth,
- summon up,
- think out,
- think up,
- token,
- trot out,
- unfold,
- wangle,
- wangle out of,
- wave,
- winkle out,
- work,
- worm out,
- worm out of,
- yield
- miff
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- cause to be annoyed; "His behavior really miffed me" related words >
- aggravate,
- altercation,
- annoy,
- arouse,
- badger,
- bait,
- be at,
- bedevil,
- beef,
- beset,
- bother,
- bristle,
- brown off,
- bug,
- bullyrag,
- burn up,
- chafe,
- chivy,
- conniption,
- devil,
- discompose,
- dispute,
- distemper,
- disturb,
- dog,
- dudgeon,
- embitter,
- exasperate,
- exercise,
- falling-out,
- fash,
- ferment,
- fit,
- fret,
- fume,
- get,
- gripe,
- harass,
- harry,
- heckle,
- hector,
- high dudgeon,
- hound,
- huff,
- incense,
- inflame,
- irk,
- irritate,
- molest,
- nag,
- needle,
- nettle,
- nudzh,
- peeve,
- persecute,
- pester,
- pet,
- pick on,
- pique,
- plague,
- pluck the beard,
- pother,
- provoke,
- rankle,
- resentment,
- rhubarb,
- ride,
- rile,
- roil,
- ruffle,
- run-in,
- set up,
- snuff,
- spat,
- squabble,
- stew,
- stir the blood,
- stir up,
- tease,
- tiff,
- torment,
- try the patience,
- tweak the nose,
- umbrage,
- vex,
- work up,
- worry
- vex
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- subject to prolonged examination, discussion, or deliberation; "vex the subject of the death penalty" related words >
- abrade,
- aggravate,
- ail,
- anger,
- annoy,
- arouse,
- badger,
- bait,
- be at,
- be the matter,
- bedevil,
- beset,
- bother,
- bristle,
- brown off,
- bug,
- bullyrag,
- burn up,
- chafe,
- chaw,
- chivy,
- complicate matters,
- concern,
- devil,
- discommode,
- discompose,
- distemper,
- distress,
- disturb,
- dog,
- embarrass,
- embitter,
- exasperate,
- exercise,
- fash,
- fret,
- gall,
- get,
- gripe,
- harass,
- harry,
- haunt,
- heckle,
- hector,
- hound,
- huff,
- incense,
- inconvenience,
- inflame,
- infuriate,
- irk,
- irritate,
- miff,
- molest,
- nag,
- needle,
- nettle,
- nudzh,
- peeve,
- perplex,
- persecute,
- perturb,
- pester,
- pick on,
- pique,
- plague,
- pluck the beard,
- pother,
- provoke,
- put out,
- put to it,
- puzzle,
- rankle,
- ride,
- rile,
- roil,
- ruffle,
- set up,
- stir the blood,
- stir up,
- tease,
- torment,
- trouble,
- try the patience,
- tweak the nose,
- work up,
- worry
- affect,
- appear,
- approach,
- arise,
- be found,
- be realized,
- be revealed,
- become manifest,
- become visible,
- betoken,
- betray itself,
- body,
- body forth,
- brandish,
- breathe,
- bring forth,
- bring forward,
- bring into view,
- bring out,
- bring to notice,
- chance,
- come,
- come along,
- come forth,
- come forward,
- come in sight,
- come into being,
- come into existence,
- come on,
- come out,
- come to hand,
- come to light,
- come to pass,
- concretize,
- constitute,
- corporealize,
- corporify,
- crop out,
- crop up,
- dangle,
- demonstrate,
- develop,
- disclose,
- discover itself,
- display,
- divulge,
- dramatize,
- draw on,
- effect,
- effectuate,
- embody,
- emerge,
- enact,
- enter,
- entify,
- establish,
- evidence,
- evince,
- exhibit,
- expose to view,
- express,
- exteriorize,
- externalize,
- fade in,
- flaunt,
- flourish,
- form,
- found,
- give sign,
- give token,
- hang out,
- happen,
- have no secrets,
- heave in sight,
- highlight,
- hypostatize,
- illuminate,
- inaugurate,
- incarnate,
- incept,
- incorporate,
- indicate,
- install,
- institute,
- issue,
- issue forth,
- lend substance to,
- look forth,
- loom,
- make clear,
- make plain,
- manifest,
- mean,
- objectify,
- occur,
- open up,
- organize,
- outcrop,
- parade,
- peep out,
- perform,
- personalize,
- personify,
- pop up,
- present,
- present itself,
- produce,
- realize,
- rear its head,
- reembody,
- reify,
- reincarnate,
- represent,
- reveal,
- rise,
- roll out,
- see the light,
- set forth,
- set up,
- shape,
- shape up,
- show,
- show forth,
- show up,
- solidify,
- speak out,
- speak up,
- spotlight,
- spring,
- spring up,
- stream forth,
- strike the eye,
- substantialize,
- substantiate,
- substantify,
- take a stand,
- take form,
- take place,
- take shape,
- token,
- transmigrate,
- trot out,
- turn up,
- typify,
- unfold,
- wave
- desperado
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- a bold outlaw (especially on the American frontier) related words >
- Cain,
- Judas,
- apache,
- assassin,
- assassinator,
- badman,
- bandit,
- betrayer,
- bloodletter,
- bloodshedder,
- bravo,
- bucko,
- bully,
- bullyboy,
- burker,
- butcher,
- button man,
- cannibal,
- convict,
- criminal,
- crook,
- cutthroat,
- deceiver,
- desperate criminal,
- devil,
- double-dealer,
- eradicator,
- executioner,
- exterminator,
- felon,
- fugitive,
- gallows bird,
- gangster,
- gaolbird,
- garroter,
- gorilla,
- gun,
- gunman,
- gunsel,
- hatchet man,
- head-hunter,
- hell-raiser,
- hellcat,
- hit man,
- homicidal maniac,
- homicide,
- jailbird,
- killer,
- lawbreaker,
- mad dog,
- man-eater,
- man-killer,
- manslayer,
- massacrer,
- matador,
- mobster,
- murderer,
- outlaw,
- pesticide,
- poison,
- poisoner,
- public enemy,
- quisling,
- racketeer,
- rough,
- rowdy,
- ruffian,
- scofflaw,
- slaughterer,
- slayer,
- strangler,
- swindler,
- thief,
- thug,
- torpedo,
- traitor,
- trigger man,
- two-timer
- Mafioso,
- Young Turk,
- beast,
- beldam,
- berserk,
- berserker,
- betrayer,
- bomber,
- brute,
- bugger,
- coprophiliac,
- debaucher,
- deceiver,
- defiler,
- demon,
- despoiler,
- devil,
- dragon,
- erotomaniac,
- exhibitionist,
- fetishist,
- fiend,
- fire-eater,
- firebrand,
- fury,
- goon,
- gorilla,
- gunsel,
- hardnose,
- hell-raiser,
- hellcat,
- hellhound,
- hellion,
- holy terror,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hothead,
- hotspur,
- incendiary,
- killer,
- mad dog,
- madcap,
- masochist,
- monster,
- mugger,
- narcissist,
- necrophiliac,
- nymphomaniac,
- paraphiliac,
- pederast,
- pedophiliac,
- raper,
- ravager,
- ravisher,
- revolutionary,
- sadist,
- satyr,
- savage,
- scotophiliac,
- seducer,
- she-wolf,
- sodomist,
- sodomite,
- spitfire,
- termagant,
- terror,
- terrorist,
- tiger,
- tigress,
- tough,
- tough guy,
- transvestite,
- ugly customer,
- violator,
- violent,
- virago,
- vixen,
- voyeur,
- wild beast,
- witch,
- wolf,
- zoophiliac
- printer
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- a machine that prints
- (computer science) an output device that prints the results of data processing
- someone whose occupation is printing related words >
- Linotyper,
- apprentice printer,
- bibliognost,
- bibliographer,
- biblioklept,
- bibliolater,
- bibliomane,
- bibliomaniac,
- bibliopegist,
- bibliophage,
- bibliophile,
- bibliopole,
- bibliopolist,
- bibliotaph,
- bibliothec,
- bibliothecaire,
- bibliothecary,
- book agent,
- book collector,
- book printer,
- book publisher,
- book salesman,
- book-stealer,
- bookbinder,
- bookdealer,
- booklover,
- bookmaker,
- bookman,
- bookseller,
- bookworm,
- cataloger,
- chief librarian,
- college editor,
- composing room,
- compositor,
- copy editor,
- curator,
- devil,
- dictionary editor,
- editor,
- editor-in-chief,
- electrotyper,
- executive editor,
- juvenile editor,
- keyboarder,
- librarian,
- library director,
- makeup man,
- managing editor,
- permissions editor,
- philobiblist,
- press,
- pressman,
- pressroom,
- printing office,
- printshop,
- production editor,
- proofer,
- proofroom,
- publisher,
- publishers,
- publishing house,
- reference editor,
- reference librarian,
- stereotyper,
- stoneman,
- textbook editor,
- trade editor,
- typesetter,
- typist,
- typographer
- dybbuk
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- (Jewish folklore) a demon that enters the body of a living person and controls that body's behavior related words >
- Baba Yaga,
- Lilith,
- Masan,
- afreet,
- apparition,
- appearance,
- astral,
- astral spirit,
- banshee,
- barghest,
- cacodemon,
- control,
- daeva,
- demon,
- departed spirit,
- devil,
- disembodied spirit,
- duppy,
- eidolon,
- evil genius,
- evil spirit,
- fiend,
- fiend from hell,
- form,
- genie,
- genius,
- ghost,
- ghoul,
- grateful dead,
- guide,
- gyre,
- hant,
- haunt,
- hellion,
- idolum,
- immateriality,
- incorporeal,
- incorporeal being,
- incorporeity,
- incubus,
- jinni,
- jinniyeh,
- lamia,
- larva,
- lemures,
- manes,
- materialization,
- oni,
- phantasm,
- phantasma,
- phantom,
- poltergeist,
- presence,
- rakshasa,
- revenant,
- satan,
- shade,
- shadow,
- shape,
- shedu,
- shrouded spirit,
- specter,
- spectral ghost,
- spirit,
- spook,
- sprite,
- succubus,
- the undead,
- theophany,
- unsubstantiality,
- vampire,
- vision,
- walking dead man,
- wandering soul,
- wraith,
- yogini,
- zombie
- abrade,
- aggravate,
- ail,
- annoy,
- badger,
- bait,
- be at,
- be infinitely repetitive,
- be tedious,
- be the matter,
- bedevil,
- beset,
- bother,
- bristle,
- brown off,
- bug,
- bullyrag,
- burn up,
- chivy,
- complicate matters,
- concern,
- devil,
- discommode,
- discompose,
- distemper,
- distress,
- disturb,
- dog,
- drag on,
- exasperate,
- exercise,
- fash,
- fatigue,
- fret,
- gall,
- get,
- glut,
- go on forever,
- gripe,
- harass,
- harry,
- heckle,
- hector,
- hound,
- incommode,
- inconvenience,
- jade,
- miff,
- molest,
- nag,
- needle,
- nettle,
- nudzh,
- pain,
- pall,
- peeve,
- perplex,
- persecute,
- perturb,
- pester,
- pick on,
- pique,
- plague,
- pluck the beard,
- pother,
- provoke,
- put out,
- put to it,
- puzzle,
- ride,
- rile,
- roil,
- ruffle,
- satiate,
- strain,
- stress,
- tease,
- tire,
- tire to death,
- torment,
- trouble,
- try,
- try the patience,
- tweak the nose,
- vex,
- wear,
- wear on,
- weary,
- worry
- sneak
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- a person who is regarded as underhanded and furtive and contemptible
- to go stealthily or furtively; "..stead of sneaking around spying on the neighbor's house"
- put, bring, or take in a secretive or furtive manner; "sneak a look"; "sneak a cigarette" related words >
- arrant coward,
- blackguard,
- caitiff,
- clandestine,
- couch,
- covert,
- cower,
- craven,
- crawl,
- creep,
- cringe,
- crouch,
- cur,
- dastard,
- devil,
- fink,
- furtive,
- glide,
- go on tiptoe,
- grass,
- grovel,
- gumshoe,
- heel,
- hole-and-corner,
- hush-hush,
- inch,
- inch along,
- informer,
- knave,
- lay wait,
- lie in wait,
- louse,
- lurk,
- nark,
- nightwalk,
- pad,
- poltroon,
- precious rascal,
- prowl,
- pussyfoot,
- quail,
- rapscallion,
- rascal,
- recreant,
- reptile,
- rogue,
- run,
- scalawag,
- scamp,
- scoundrel,
- scrabble,
- scramble,
- shadow,
- shirk,
- shithead,
- shyster,
- sidle,
- skulk,
- skunk,
- slide,
- slink,
- slip,
- slither,
- sly,
- smuggle,
- snake,
- sneaker,
- snitch,
- snook,
- spalpeen,
- stalk,
- steal,
- steal along,
- stealthy,
- stoolie,
- surreptitious,
- tippytoe,
- tiptoe,
- toad,
- undercover,
- villain,
- weasel,
- worm,
- worm along
- bomber
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- a military aircraft that drops bombs during flight
- a large sandwich made of a long crusty roll split lengthwise and filled with meats and cheese (and tomato and onion and lettuce and condiments); different names are used in different sections of the United States
- a person who plants bombs related words >
- Mafioso,
- Young Turk,
- alarmist,
- annihilator,
- arsonist,
- artillerist,
- artilleryman,
- assassin,
- beast,
- beldam,
- berserk,
- berserker,
- biblioclast,
- bomb thrower,
- bombardier,
- brute,
- burner,
- cannoneer,
- demolisher,
- demon,
- destroyer,
- devil,
- dragon,
- dynamitard,
- dynamiter,
- exterminator,
- fiend,
- fire-eater,
- firebrand,
- fury,
- goon,
- gorilla,
- gunner,
- gunsel,
- hardnose,
- hell-raiser,
- hellcat,
- hellhound,
- hellion,
- holy terror,
- hood,
- hoodlum,
- hothead,
- hotspur,
- hun,
- iconoclast,
- idol breaker,
- idoloclast,
- incendiary,
- killer,
- machine gunner,
- mad dog,
- madcap,
- monster,
- mugger,
- nihilist,
- rapist,
- revolutionary,
- ruiner,
- savage,
- scaremonger,
- she-wolf,
- spitfire,
- syndicalist,
- termagant,
- terror,
- terrorist,
- tiger,
- tigress,
- tough,
- tough guy,
- ugly customer,
- vandal,
- violent,
- virago,
- vixen,
- wild beast,
- witch,
- wolf,
- wrecker
- ghoulish
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- suggesting the horror of death and decay; "morbid details" related words >
- Mephistophelian,
- abominable,
- agape,
- agog,
- all agog,
- appalling,
- astounding,
- awe-inspiring,
- awesome,
- awful,
- barbaric,
- bloodthirsty,
- brutal,
- burning with curiosity,
- consumed with curiosity,
- cruel,
- curious,
- cursed,
- damnable,
- demoniac,
- demoniacal,
- demonic,
- demonish,
- demonlike,
- devil-like,
- devilish,
- diabolic,
- diabolical,
- dire,
- direful,
- disgusting,
- dread,
- dreaded,
- dreadful,
- execrable,
- fell,
- feral,
- ferocious,
- fiendish,
- fiendlike,
- formidable,
- ghastly,
- gossipy,
- grim,
- grisly,
- gruesome,
- hellish,
- hideous,
- horrendous,
- horrible,
- horrid,
- horrific,
- horrifying,
- infernal,
- inhuman,
- inquiring,
- inquisitive,
- interested,
- itchy,
- macabre,
- malign,
- merciless,
- monstrous,
- morbid,
- morbidly curious,
- ogreish,
- open-eyed,
- openmouthed,
- overcurious,
- pitiless,
- prurient,
- quizzical,
- redoubtable,
- ruthless,
- satanic,
- savage,
- schrecklich,
- scopophiliac,
- shocking,
- sick,
- supercurious,
- terrible,
- terrific,
- tremendous,
- ungodly,
- vicious,
- voyeuristic
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