Related Words:
- colleen
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- babe,
- baby,
- broad,
- chick,
- cutie,
- dame,
- damoiselle,
- damsel,
- demoiselle,
- doll,
- filly,
- frail,
- gal,
- girl,
- girlie,
- heifer,
- hoyden,
- jeune fille,
- jill,
- junior miss,
- lass,
- lassie,
- little missy,
- mademoiselle,
- maid,
- maiden,
- miss,
- missy,
- nymphet,
- piece,
- romp,
- schoolgirl,
- schoolmaid,
- schoolmiss,
- skirt,
- slip,
- subdeb,
- subdebutante,
- subteen,
- subteener,
- teenybopper,
- tomato,
- tomboy,
- virgin,
- wench,
- young creature,
- young thing
- babe,
- baby,
- broad,
- chick,
- colleen,
- dame,
- damoiselle,
- damsel,
- demoiselle,
- doll,
- filly,
- frail,
- gal,
- girl,
- girlie,
- heifer,
- hoyden,
- jeune fille,
- jill,
- junior miss,
- lass,
- lassie,
- little missy,
- mademoiselle,
- maid,
- maiden,
- miss,
- missy,
- nymphet,
- piece,
- romp,
- schoolgirl,
- schoolmaid,
- schoolmiss,
- skirt,
- slip,
- subdeb,
- subdebutante,
- subteen,
- subteener,
- teenybopper,
- tomato,
- tomboy,
- virgin,
- wench,
- young creature,
- young thing
- predominate
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- be larger in number, quantity, power, status or importance; "Money reigns supreme here"; "Hispanics predominate in this neighborhood" related words >
- ascendant,
- be in,
- be in force,
- be the rage,
- be the rule,
- be the thing,
- best,
- bestride,
- better,
- cap,
- control,
- dictate,
- dominate,
- domineer,
- exceed,
- excel,
- go one better,
- have the ascendancy,
- improve on,
- lord it over,
- master,
- obtain,
- outweigh,
- overbalance,
- overbear,
- overbearing,
- overcome,
- overpass,
- overrule,
- overshadow,
- overtop,
- paramount,
- perfect,
- play first fiddle,
- predominant,
- preponderant,
- preponderate,
- prevail,
- prevalent,
- regnant,
- reign,
- rule,
- rule the roost,
- sovereign,
- surpass,
- take the lead,
- top,
- tower above,
- tower over,
- transcend,
- trump,
- twist,
- wear the pants
- replica
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- copy that is not the original; something that has been copied related words >
- Doppelganger,
- actual thing,
- burlesque,
- carbon copy,
- clone,
- copy,
- counterpart,
- dead ringer,
- ditto,
- double,
- dummy,
- dupe,
- duplicate,
- duplication,
- equivalent,
- exact counterpart,
- facsimile,
- homograph,
- homonym,
- homophone,
- idem,
- identical same,
- imitation,
- knockoff,
- likeness,
- mock-up,
- model,
- no other,
- none other,
- paraphrase,
- parody,
- photocopy,
- quadruplicate,
- repetition,
- replication,
- representation,
- reproduction,
- selfsame,
- spit and image,
- spitting image,
- synonym,
- the same,
- the same difference,
- travesty,
- triplicate,
- twin,
- version,
- very image,
- very same
- effort
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- use of physical or mental energy; hard work; "he got an A for effort"; "they managed only with great exertion" related words >
- accomplished fact,
- accomplishment,
- achievement,
- act,
- acta,
- action,
- ad hoc measure,
- adventure,
- affair,
- answer,
- application,
- approach,
- artifice,
- assay,
- attainment,
- attempt,
- bid,
- blow,
- business,
- chore,
- commitment,
- contract,
- contrivance,
- countermove,
- coup,
- course of action,
- crack,
- creation,
- deal,
- dealings,
- deed,
- demarche,
- determination,
- device,
- dodge,
- doing,
- doings,
- elbow grease,
- endeavor,
- energy,
- engagement,
- enterprise,
- essay,
- exertion,
- expedient,
- experiment,
- exploit,
- fait accompli,
- feat,
- fling,
- force,
- gambit,
- gest,
- gimmick,
- go,
- hand,
- handiwork,
- hard pull,
- improvisation,
- job,
- jury-rig,
- jury-rigged expedient,
- labor,
- last expedient,
- last resort,
- last shift,
- lick,
- long pull,
- makeshift,
- maneuver,
- means,
- measure,
- might,
- might and main,
- move,
- muscle,
- nerve and sinew,
- obligation,
- offer,
- operation,
- overt act,
- pains,
- passage,
- performance,
- pis aller,
- plan,
- power,
- proceeding,
- production,
- program,
- project,
- proposition,
- puissance,
- res gestae,
- resolution,
- resort,
- resource,
- shake-up,
- shift,
- shot,
- solution,
- stab,
- step,
- stopgap,
- strain,
- stratagem,
- striving,
- stroke,
- stroke of policy,
- strong bid,
- struggle,
- stunt,
- tactic,
- task,
- temporary expedient,
- tentative,
- thing,
- thing done,
- toil,
- tour de force,
- transaction,
- travail,
- trial,
- trial and error,
- trick,
- trouble,
- trump,
- try,
- turn,
- undertaking,
- venture,
- whack,
- while,
- work,
- working hypothesis,
- working proposition,
- works
- damsel
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- a young unmarried woman related words >
- babe,
- baby,
- broad,
- chick,
- colleen,
- cutie,
- dame,
- damoiselle,
- demoiselle,
- doll,
- filly,
- frail,
- gal,
- girl,
- girlie,
- heifer,
- hoyden,
- jeune fille,
- jill,
- junior miss,
- lass,
- lassie,
- little missy,
- mademoiselle,
- maid,
- maiden,
- miss,
- missy,
- nymphet,
- piece,
- quail,
- romp,
- schoolgirl,
- schoolmaid,
- schoolmiss,
- skirt,
- slip,
- subdeb,
- subdebutante,
- subteen,
- subteener,
- teenybopper,
- tomato,
- tomboy,
- virgin,
- wench,
- young creature,
- young thing
- endeavor
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- attempt by employing effort; "we endeavor to make our customers happy" related words >
- accept,
- accomplished fact,
- accomplishment,
- achievement,
- act,
- acta,
- action,
- address,
- adventure,
- aim,
- aim to,
- apply,
- approach,
- aspire,
- assay,
- assume,
- attack,
- attempt,
- attempt to,
- be determined,
- bid,
- blow,
- buckle down,
- buckle to,
- coup,
- crack,
- dare to,
- dealings,
- deed,
- determine,
- doing,
- doings,
- effort,
- elbow grease,
- embark in,
- embark upon,
- energy,
- engage in,
- enter on,
- enter upon,
- enterprise,
- essay,
- exertion,
- experiment,
- exploit,
- fait accompli,
- fall into,
- fall to,
- feat,
- fling,
- gambit,
- gest,
- get under way,
- go,
- go about,
- go all out,
- go at,
- go in for,
- go into,
- go upon,
- hand,
- handiwork,
- hard pull,
- hassle,
- have at,
- hump,
- hump it,
- intend,
- job,
- knuckle down,
- labor,
- launch forth,
- launch into,
- lay about,
- lay to,
- lick,
- long pull,
- make an effort,
- maneuver,
- measure,
- might and main,
- move,
- move into,
- muscle,
- nerve and sinew,
- offer,
- operation,
- overt act,
- pains,
- passage,
- performance,
- pitch into,
- plunge into,
- ply the oar,
- pretend to,
- proceed to,
- proceeding,
- production,
- purpose,
- push,
- res gestae,
- resolve,
- seek,
- seek to,
- set about,
- set at,
- set forward,
- set going,
- set to,
- shot,
- spare no effort,
- stab,
- step,
- strain,
- strive,
- strive to,
- striving,
- stroke,
- strong bid,
- struggle,
- study,
- study to,
- stunt,
- sweat,
- sweat blood,
- tackle,
- take on,
- take up,
- tentative,
- thing,
- thing done,
- toil,
- tour de force,
- transaction,
- travail,
- trial,
- trial and error,
- trouble,
- try,
- try and,
- try to,
- turn,
- turn to,
- undertake,
- undertaking,
- venture,
- venture to,
- venture upon,
- whack,
- work,
- works
- adventure
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- a wild and exciting undertaking (not necessarily lawful) related words >
- Clio,
- accomplished fact,
- accomplishment,
- achievement,
- act,
- acta,
- action,
- adventures,
- affair,
- annals,
- aristeia,
- autobiography,
- bet,
- biographical sketch,
- biography,
- blow,
- bold stroke,
- case history,
- casualty,
- chance,
- chance hit,
- chronicle,
- chronicles,
- chronology,
- circumstance,
- confessions,
- contingency,
- contingent,
- coup,
- curriculum vitae,
- danger,
- dare,
- dealings,
- deed,
- diary,
- doing,
- doings,
- effort,
- emprise,
- endanger,
- endeavor,
- enterprise,
- episode,
- escapade,
- event,
- expedition,
- experience,
- experiences,
- exploit,
- exploration,
- fact,
- fait accompli,
- feat,
- fluke,
- fortuity,
- fortunes,
- freak accident,
- gamble,
- gest,
- go,
- hagiography,
- hagiology,
- hand,
- handiwork,
- hap,
- happening,
- happenstance,
- hazard,
- heroic act,
- historiography,
- history,
- imperil,
- incident,
- jeopardize,
- job,
- journal,
- legend,
- life,
- life and letters,
- life story,
- long odds,
- long shot,
- lucky shot,
- maneuver,
- martyrology,
- matter of fact,
- measure,
- memoir,
- memoirs,
- memorabilia,
- memorial,
- memorials,
- mission,
- move,
- necrology,
- obituary,
- occasion,
- occurrence,
- operation,
- overt act,
- particular,
- passage,
- performance,
- peril,
- phenomenon,
- photobiography,
- pilgrimage,
- proceeding,
- production,
- profile,
- punt,
- quest,
- reality,
- record,
- res gestae,
- resume,
- risk,
- speculation,
- stake,
- step,
- story,
- stroke,
- stunt,
- theory of history,
- thing,
- thing done,
- threaten,
- tour de force,
- transaction,
- turn,
- turn of events,
- undertaking,
- venture,
- wager,
- waver,
- work,
- works
- OK,
- Roger,
- absolutely,
- accordingly,
- all right,
- alright,
- alrighty,
- amen,
- and no mistake,
- and so,
- as a consequence,
- as a result,
- as you say,
- assuredly,
- at all events,
- at any rate,
- aye,
- by all means,
- certainly,
- clearly,
- consequently,
- da,
- decidedly,
- decisively,
- definitely,
- distinctly,
- exactly,
- finally,
- fine,
- for a certainty,
- for a fact,
- for certain,
- for sure,
- forsooth,
- good,
- good enough,
- hear,
- in truth,
- inconsequence,
- indeed,
- indeedy,
- inevitably,
- it follows that,
- ja,
- just so,
- mais oui,
- most assuredly,
- most certainly,
- naturally,
- naturellement,
- necessarily,
- nothing else but,
- of necessity,
- okay,
- oui,
- positively,
- precisely,
- quite,
- rather,
- really,
- right,
- righto,
- sure,
- sure thing,
- surely,
- therefore,
- to a certainty,
- to be sure,
- truly,
- unequivocally,
- unmistakably,
- very well,
- well and good,
- why yes,
- yea,
- yeah,
- yep,
- yes,
- yes indeed,
- yes indeedy,
- yes sir,
- yes sirree
- inappropriate
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- not suitable for a particular occasion etc; "noise seems inappropriate at a time of sadness"; "inappropriate shoes for a walk on the beach"; "put inappropriate pressure on them"
- not in keeping with what is correct or proper; "completely inappropriate behavior" related words >
- aberrant,
- abnormal,
- abominable,
- adrift,
- atrocious,
- bad,
- beside the mark,
- beside the point,
- beside the question,
- chintzy,
- criminal,
- delinquent,
- deviant,
- discordant,
- disgraceful,
- evil,
- excessive,
- extraneous,
- extrinsic,
- futile,
- hardly the thing,
- ignominious,
- ill-adapted,
- ill-advised,
- ill-assorted,
- ill-chosen,
- ill-considered,
- ill-fitted,
- ill-matched,
- ill-seasoned,
- ill-sorted,
- ill-suited,
- ill-timed,
- illegal,
- immaterial,
- impertinent,
- impolitic,
- improper,
- in bad taste,
- inadmissible,
- inadvisable,
- inapplicable,
- inapposite,
- inapt,
- inauspicious,
- incidental,
- incompatible,
- incongruous,
- inconsequent,
- inconsonant,
- inconvenient,
- incorrect,
- indecent,
- indecorous,
- indelicate,
- indiscreet,
- inelegant,
- inept,
- inexpedient,
- infamous,
- infelicitous,
- inharmonious,
- inopportune,
- intempestive,
- intrusive,
- irrelative,
- irrelevant,
- late,
- mal a propos,
- maladjusted,
- malapropos,
- misjoined,
- mismatched,
- mismated,
- misplaced,
- mistimed,
- nihil ad rem,
- nonessential,
- not at issue,
- not done,
- not the thing,
- off base,
- off the subject,
- off-base,
- off-color,
- offensive,
- out of character,
- out of joint,
- out of keeping,
- out of line,
- out of phase,
- out of place,
- out of proportion,
- out of season,
- out of time,
- out of tune,
- out-of-line,
- out-of-the-way,
- parenthetical,
- premature,
- sacrilegious,
- scandalous,
- shameful,
- shameless,
- sinful,
- tasteless,
- terrible,
- too late,
- too soon,
- unadapted,
- unapt,
- unbecoming,
- unbefitting,
- unbeseeming,
- uncongenial,
- undesirable,
- undignified,
- undue,
- unessential,
- unfavorable,
- unfit,
- unfitted,
- unfitting,
- unfortunate,
- ungenteel,
- unhandy,
- unhappy,
- unharmonious,
- unlawful,
- unlucky,
- unmeet,
- unprofitable,
- unpropitious,
- unqualified,
- unready,
- unrighteous,
- unripe,
- unseasonable,
- unseemly,
- unstable,
- unsuitable,
- unsuited,
- untasteful,
- untimely,
- untoward,
- unwise,
- vulgar,
- wicked,
- wrong,
- wrongful
- improbable
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- too improbable to admit of belief; "a tall story"
- not likely to be true or to occur or to have occurred; "legislation on the question is highly unlikely"; "an improbable event"
- having a probability too low to inspire belief related words >
- absurd,
- crazy,
- distant,
- doubtable,
- doubtful,
- dubious,
- dubitable,
- extraordinary,
- fanciful,
- farfetched,
- fishy,
- flimsy,
- forced,
- hard to believe,
- hardly possible,
- implausible,
- impossible,
- inconceivable,
- incredible,
- insane,
- ludicrous,
- mad,
- more than doubtful,
- more than expected,
- out-of-the-way,
- past expectation,
- peculiar,
- questionable,
- quite another thing,
- remote,
- ridiculous,
- something else again,
- strained,
- strange,
- sudden,
- thin,
- unannounced,
- unanticipated,
- unbelievable,
- unconvincing,
- undivined,
- unexpected,
- unforeseeable,
- unforeseen,
- unguessed,
- unheralded,
- unhoped for,
- unlikely,
- unpredictable,
- unpredicted,
- unprepared for,
- unpromising,
- unrealistic,
- unsubstantial,
- unthinkable,
- weak,
- weird,
- wild,
- without warning
- homonym
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- two words are homonyms if they are pronounced or spelled the same way but have different meanings related words >
- Doppelganger,
- actual thing,
- antonym,
- articulation,
- carbon copy,
- copy,
- dead ringer,
- ditto,
- double,
- duplicate,
- equivalent,
- exact counterpart,
- expression,
- facsimile,
- free form,
- homograph,
- homophone,
- idem,
- identical same,
- lexeme,
- linguistic form,
- locution,
- logos,
- metonym,
- minimum free form,
- monosyllable,
- no other,
- none other,
- polysyllable,
- replica,
- selfsame,
- spit and image,
- spitting image,
- syllable,
- synonym,
- term,
- the same,
- the same difference,
- twin,
- usage,
- utterance,
- verbalism,
- verbum,
- very image,
- very same,
- vocable,
- word
- synonym
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- two words that can be interchanged in a context are said to be synonymous relative to that context related words >
- Doppelganger,
- actual thing,
- antonym,
- articulation,
- carbon copy,
- copy,
- dead ringer,
- ditto,
- double,
- duplicate,
- equivalent,
- exact counterpart,
- expression,
- facsimile,
- free form,
- homograph,
- homonym,
- homophone,
- idem,
- identical same,
- lexeme,
- linguistic form,
- locution,
- logos,
- metonym,
- minimum free form,
- monosyllable,
- no other,
- none other,
- polysyllable,
- replica,
- selfsame,
- spit and image,
- spitting image,
- syllable,
- term,
- the same,
- the same difference,
- twin,
- usage,
- utterance,
- verbalism,
- verbum,
- very image,
- very same,
- vocable,
- word
- unfit
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- not in good physical or mental condition; out of condition; "fat and very unfit"; "certified as unfit for army service"; "drunk and unfit for service"
- below the required standards for a purpose; "an unfit parent"; "unfit for human consumption" related words >
- aberrant,
- abnormal,
- abominable,
- atrocious,
- bad,
- criminal,
- delinquent,
- deviant,
- discordant,
- disgraceful,
- disqualified,
- evil,
- functionless,
- futile,
- hardly the thing,
- ignominious,
- ill-adapted,
- ill-advised,
- ill-assorted,
- ill-chosen,
- ill-considered,
- ill-equipped,
- ill-fitted,
- ill-furnished,
- ill-matched,
- ill-provided,
- ill-qualified,
- ill-seasoned,
- ill-sorted,
- ill-suited,
- ill-timed,
- illegal,
- impolitic,
- improper,
- in disrepair,
- inadequate,
- inadmissible,
- inadvisable,
- inapplicable,
- inapposite,
- inappropriate,
- inapt,
- inauspicious,
- incapable,
- incapable of,
- incompatible,
- incompetent,
- incongruous,
- inconvenient,
- incorrect,
- indecorous,
- ineffective,
- ineffectual,
- inefficient,
- inept,
- inexpedient,
- infamous,
- infelicitous,
- inferior,
- inharmonious,
- inoperable,
- inoperative,
- inopportune,
- intempestive,
- intrusive,
- irrelevant,
- late,
- mal a propos,
- maladjusted,
- malapropos,
- misjoined,
- mismatched,
- mismated,
- misplaced,
- mistimed,
- nonfunctional,
- nonutilitarian,
- not done,
- not equal to,
- not the thing,
- not up to,
- off base,
- off-base,
- off-color,
- otiose,
- out of,
- out of character,
- out of joint,
- out of keeping,
- out of line,
- out of order,
- out of phase,
- out of place,
- out of proportion,
- out of season,
- out of time,
- out of tune,
- out of whack,
- out-of-line,
- premature,
- sacrilegious,
- scandalous,
- shameful,
- shameless,
- sinful,
- terrible,
- too late,
- too soon,
- unable,
- unable to,
- unadapted,
- unadjusted,
- unapt,
- unarmed,
- unbecoming,
- unbefitting,
- unconducive,
- uncongenial,
- undesirable,
- undue,
- unemployable,
- unendowed,
- unequipped,
- unfavorable,
- unfitted,
- unfitting,
- unfortunate,
- ungifted,
- unhandy,
- unhappy,
- unhelpful,
- unlawful,
- unlucky,
- unmeet,
- unprofitable,
- unpropitious,
- unprovided,
- unqualified,
- unready,
- unrighteous,
- unripe,
- unseasonable,
- unseemly,
- unskillful,
- unsuitable,
- unsuited,
- untalented,
- untimely,
- untoward,
- unusable,
- unwise,
- unworkable,
- wicked,
- wrong,
- wrongful
- ample
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- affording an abundant supply; "had ample food for the party"; "copious provisions"; "food is plentiful"; "a plenteous grape harvest"; "a rich supply"
- more than enough in size or scope or capacity; "had ample food for the party"; "an ample supply"
- fairly large; "a sizable fortune"; "an ample waistline"; "of ample proportions" related words >
- abounding,
- abundant,
- adequate,
- affluent,
- all-sufficing,
- amplify,
- amplitudinous,
- aplenty,
- augment,
- barely sufficient,
- bottomless,
- bounteous,
- bountiful,
- broad,
- capacious,
- commensurate,
- commodious,
- competent,
- complete,
- comprehensive,
- copious,
- corresponding,
- countless,
- decent,
- deep,
- detailed,
- develop,
- diffuse,
- dilate,
- distend,
- distended,
- due,
- effuse,
- elaborate,
- enlarge,
- enough,
- epidemic,
- equal to,
- exhaustless,
- expanded,
- expansive,
- extend,
- extended,
- extending,
- extensive,
- extravagant,
- exuberant,
- far-reaching,
- fat,
- fertile,
- fit,
- flush,
- fruitful,
- full,
- galore,
- generous,
- good,
- good enough,
- great,
- handsome,
- in plenty,
- in quantity,
- increase,
- inexhaustible,
- infinite,
- inflate,
- inflated,
- large,
- lavish,
- liberal,
- luxuriant,
- many,
- maximal,
- minimal,
- minimum,
- much,
- multitudinous,
- numerous,
- opulent,
- overflowing,
- plenitudinous,
- plenteous,
- plentiful,
- plenty,
- plenty good enough,
- prevailing,
- prevalent,
- prodigal,
- productive,
- profuse,
- profusive,
- proportionable,
- proportionate,
- rampant,
- replete,
- rich,
- rife,
- riotous,
- roomy,
- running over,
- satisfactory,
- satisfying,
- spacious,
- spreading,
- substantial,
- sufficient,
- sufficient for,
- sufficing,
- suitable,
- superabundant,
- swell,
- swollen,
- teeming,
- thorough,
- unfold,
- unsparing,
- unstinted,
- unstinting,
- up to,
- vast,
- voluminous,
- wealthy,
- well-found,
- well-furnished,
- well-provided,
- well-stocked,
- wholesale,
- wide,
- wide-ranging,
- widespread
- gal
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- alliterative term for girl (or woman)
- a unit of gravitational acceleration equal to one centimeter per second per second (named after Galileo) related words >
- babe,
- baby,
- broad,
- chick,
- colleen,
- cutie,
- dame,
- damoiselle,
- damsel,
- demoiselle,
- doll,
- filly,
- frail,
- girl,
- girlie,
- heifer,
- hoyden,
- jeune fille,
- jill,
- junior miss,
- lady friend,
- lass,
- lassie,
- little missy,
- mademoiselle,
- maid,
- maiden,
- miss,
- missy,
- mouse,
- nymphet,
- piece,
- quail,
- romp,
- schoolgirl,
- schoolmaid,
- schoolmiss,
- skirt,
- slip,
- subdeb,
- subdebutante,
- subteen,
- subteener,
- teenybopper,
- tomato,
- tomboy,
- virgin,
- wench,
- young creature,
- young thing
- abnormal
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- much greater than the normal; "abnormal profits"; "abnormal ambition"
- not normal; not typical or usual or regular or conforming to a norm; "abnormal powers of concentration"; "abnormal amounts of rain"; "abnormal circumstances"; "an abnormal interest in food"
- departing from the normal in e.g. intelligence and development; "they were heartbroken when they learned their child was abnormal"; "an abnormal personality" related words >
- aberrant,
- abominable,
- absurd,
- amorphous,
- anomalistic,
- anomalous,
- atrocious,
- atypical,
- bereft of reason,
- brainsick,
- crackbrained,
- cracked,
- crank,
- crankish,
- cranky,
- crazed,
- crazy,
- criminal,
- crotchety,
- daft,
- delinquent,
- deluded,
- demented,
- deprived of reason,
- deranged,
- deviant,
- deviative,
- different,
- disgraceful,
- disoriented,
- disproportionate,
- distraught,
- divergent,
- dotty,
- eccentric,
- erratic,
- evil,
- exceptional,
- fey,
- flaky,
- flighty,
- formless,
- freakish,
- funny,
- hallucinated,
- hardly the thing,
- heteroclite,
- heteromorphic,
- idiocratic,
- idiosyncratic,
- ignominious,
- illegal,
- improper,
- inappropriate,
- incoherent,
- incommensurable,
- incommensurate,
- incompatible,
- incongruous,
- inconsequent,
- inconsistent,
- inconsonant,
- incorrect,
- indecorous,
- infamous,
- insane,
- irrational,
- irreconcilable,
- irregular,
- kinky,
- kooky,
- loco,
- lunatic,
- mad,
- maddened,
- maggoty,
- manic,
- mazed,
- mental,
- mentally deficient,
- meshuggah,
- moon-struck,
- non compos,
- non compos mentis,
- not all there,
- not done,
- not right,
- not the thing,
- nutty,
- odd,
- oddball,
- of unsound mind,
- off,
- off-base,
- off-color,
- off-key,
- out of proportion,
- out-of-line,
- oxymoronic,
- paradoxical,
- peculiar,
- preternatural,
- psycho,
- queer,
- quirky,
- reasonless,
- sacrilegious,
- scandalous,
- screwball,
- screwy,
- self-contradictory,
- senseless,
- shameful,
- shameless,
- shapeless,
- sick,
- sinful,
- singular,
- stark-mad,
- stark-staring mad,
- strange,
- stray,
- straying,
- subnormal,
- terrible,
- tetched,
- touched,
- twisted,
- unbalanced,
- unconventional,
- uncustomary,
- undue,
- unfit,
- unfitting,
- unhinged,
- unlawful,
- unnatural,
- unregular,
- unrepresentative,
- unrighteous,
- unsane,
- unseemly,
- unsettled,
- unsound,
- unsuitable,
- untypical,
- unusual,
- unwonted,
- wacky,
- wandering,
- whimsical,
- wicked,
- witless,
- wrong,
- wrongful
- proceeding
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- (law) the institution of a sequence of steps by which legal judgments are invoked related words >
- MO,
- accomplished fact,
- accomplishment,
- accounts,
- achievement,
- act,
- acta,
- action,
- actions,
- activity,
- acts,
- address,
- advancing,
- adventure,
- affair,
- affairs,
- affectation,
- air,
- algorithm,
- annals,
- approach,
- archives,
- attack,
- bearing,
- behavior,
- behavior pattern,
- behavioral norm,
- behavioral science,
- blow,
- business,
- carriage,
- celebrations,
- comportment,
- concern,
- concernment,
- conduct,
- coup,
- course,
- course of action,
- culture pattern,
- custom,
- dealings,
- deed,
- demeanor,
- deportment,
- doing,
- doings,
- effort,
- endeavor,
- enterprise,
- events,
- exploit,
- fait accompli,
- fashion,
- feat,
- folkway,
- form,
- forward,
- forward-looking,
- gest,
- gestures,
- go,
- go-ahead,
- goings-on,
- guise,
- hand,
- handiwork,
- interest,
- job,
- line,
- line of action,
- lines,
- maintien,
- maneuver,
- manner,
- manner of working,
- manners,
- matter,
- means,
- measure,
- method,
- methodology,
- methods,
- mien,
- minutes,
- mode,
- mode of operation,
- mode of procedure,
- modus operandi,
- modus vivendi,
- motion,
- motions,
- move,
- movements,
- moves,
- moving,
- observable behavior,
- oncoming,
- ongoing,
- onward,
- operation,
- order,
- overt act,
- passage,
- pattern,
- performance,
- poise,
- port,
- pose,
- posture,
- practice,
- praxis,
- presence,
- procedure,
- proceedings,
- process,
- production,
- progressing,
- progressive,
- records,
- reports,
- res gestae,
- routine,
- social science,
- step,
- stroke,
- stunt,
- style,
- system,
- tack,
- tactics,
- technique,
- the drill,
- the how,
- the way of,
- thing,
- thing done,
- tone,
- tour de force,
- transaction,
- transactions,
- turn,
- undertaking,
- way,
- way of life,
- ways,
- wise,
- work,
- works
- princely
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- having the rank of or befitting a prince; "a princely bearing"; "princely manner" related words >
- Babylonian,
- Corinthian,
- ample,
- aristocratic,
- august,
- awe-inspiring,
- awful,
- barbaric,
- baronial,
- big,
- bighearted,
- bounteous,
- bountiful,
- chivalrous,
- courtly,
- deluxe,
- dignified,
- ducal,
- dynastic,
- elaborate,
- elegant,
- elevated,
- enormous,
- exalted,
- extravagant,
- fancy,
- fine,
- free,
- freehanded,
- freehearted,
- generous,
- genteel,
- gentle,
- gentlemanlike,
- gentlemanly,
- giving,
- glorious,
- gracious,
- grand,
- grandiose,
- grave,
- great,
- great of heart,
- greathearted,
- handsome,
- heroic,
- high,
- high-minded,
- hospitable,
- huge,
- idealistic,
- imperatorial,
- imperatorious,
- imperial,
- imperious,
- imposing,
- impressive,
- kinglike,
- kingly,
- knightly,
- ladylike,
- large,
- largehearted,
- lavish,
- liberal,
- lofty,
- lordly,
- luxurious,
- magisterial,
- magnanimous,
- magnificent,
- majestic,
- monarchal,
- monarchial,
- monarchic,
- munificent,
- noble,
- noble-minded,
- of gentle blood,
- of rank,
- open,
- openhanded,
- openhearted,
- palatial,
- patrician,
- plush,
- posh,
- princelike,
- profuse,
- proud,
- purple,
- queenlike,
- queenly,
- quite the lady,
- regal,
- ritzy,
- royal,
- sedate,
- sober,
- solemn,
- sovereign,
- splendacious,
- splendid,
- splendiferous,
- stately,
- statuesque,
- stintless,
- sublime,
- substantial,
- sumptuous,
- superb,
- superfancy,
- superfine,
- swank,
- swanky,
- swell,
- titled,
- ungrudging,
- unselfish,
- unsparing,
- unstinted,
- unstinting,
- venerable,
- worthy
- facsimile
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- duplicator that transmits the copy by wire or radio
- an exact copy or reproduction related words >
- Doppelganger,
- Photoradiogram,
- Telephoto,
- Wirephoto,
- actual thing,
- burlesque,
- carbon,
- carbon copy,
- clone,
- copy,
- counterpart,
- dead ringer,
- ditto,
- double,
- dummy,
- dupe,
- duplicate,
- duplication,
- equivalent,
- exact counterpart,
- homograph,
- homonym,
- homophone,
- idem,
- identical same,
- imitation,
- knockoff,
- mock-up,
- model,
- no other,
- none other,
- paraphrase,
- parody,
- quadruplicate,
- radiophotograph,
- reduplication,
- repetition,
- replica,
- replication,
- representation,
- reproduction,
- selfsame,
- spit and image,
- spitting image,
- synonym,
- telephotograph,
- the same,
- the same difference,
- travesty,
- triplicate,
- twin,
- version,
- very image,
- very same
- conformity,
- consuetude,
- convention,
- currency,
- custom,
- established way,
- etiquette,
- fashion,
- fashionableness,
- folkway,
- haute couture,
- high fashion,
- manner,
- manners,
- mode,
- modishness,
- mores,
- observance,
- popularity,
- practice,
- praxis,
- prescription,
- prevailing taste,
- prevalence,
- proper thing,
- ritual,
- social convention,
- standard behavior,
- standard usage,
- standing custom,
- stream of fashion,
- style,
- stylishness,
- swim,
- time-honored practice,
- tradition,
- trend,
- usage,
- use,
- vogue,
- voguishness,
- way,
- what is done,
- wont,
- wonting
- amazon,
- androgyne,
- babe,
- baby,
- broad,
- butch,
- chick,
- colleen,
- cutie,
- dame,
- damoiselle,
- damsel,
- demoiselle,
- doll,
- dyke,
- filly,
- frail,
- gal,
- gamine,
- girl,
- girlie,
- heifer,
- jeune fille,
- jill,
- junior miss,
- lass,
- lassie,
- lesbian,
- little missy,
- mademoiselle,
- maid,
- maiden,
- miss,
- missy,
- nymphet,
- piece,
- romp,
- schoolgirl,
- schoolmaid,
- schoolmiss,
- skirt,
- slip,
- subdeb,
- subdebutante,
- subteen,
- subteener,
- teenybopper,
- tomato,
- tomboy,
- virago,
- virgin,
- wench,
- young creature,
- young thing
- tomboy
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- a girl who behaves in a boyish manner related words >
- amazon,
- androgyne,
- babe,
- baby,
- broad,
- butch,
- chick,
- colleen,
- cutie,
- dame,
- damoiselle,
- damsel,
- demoiselle,
- doll,
- dyke,
- filly,
- frail,
- gal,
- gamine,
- girl,
- girlie,
- heifer,
- hoyden,
- jeune fille,
- jill,
- junior miss,
- lass,
- lassie,
- lesbian,
- little missy,
- mademoiselle,
- maid,
- maiden,
- miss,
- missy,
- nymphet,
- piece,
- romp,
- schoolgirl,
- schoolmaid,
- schoolmiss,
- skirt,
- slip,
- subdeb,
- subdebutante,
- subteen,
- subteener,
- teenybopper,
- tomato,
- virago,
- virgin,
- wench,
- young creature,
- young thing
- individual
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- a single organism
- being or characteristic of a single thing or person; "individual drops of rain"; "please mark the individual pages"; "they went their individual ways"
- separate and distinct from others of the same kind; "mark the individual pages"; "on a case-by-case basis"
- characteristic of or meant for a single person or thing; "an individual serving"; "single occupancy"; "a single bed" related words >
- Adamite,
- a certain,
- absolute,
- aerobic organism,
- an,
- an existence,
- anaerobic organism,
- any,
- any one,
- article,
- atomic,
- autotrophic organism,
- being,
- body,
- cat,
- certain,
- chap,
- character,
- characteristic,
- concrete,
- connotative,
- creature,
- critter,
- customer,
- defined,
- definite,
- demonstrative,
- denominative,
- denotative,
- designative,
- detailed,
- determinate,
- diagnostic,
- different,
- discrete,
- distinct,
- distinctive,
- distinguished,
- duck,
- earthling,
- either,
- emblematic,
- entelechy,
- entity,
- esoteric,
- especial,
- evidential,
- exceptional,
- exclusive,
- exhibitive,
- existence,
- existent,
- express,
- expressive,
- extraordinary,
- fellow,
- figural,
- figurative,
- fixed,
- genetic individual,
- groundling,
- guy,
- hand,
- head,
- heterotrophic organism,
- homo,
- human,
- human being,
- identifying,
- ideographic,
- idiosyncratic,
- implicative,
- indicating,
- indicative,
- indicatory,
- individualistic,
- indivisible,
- inner,
- integer,
- integral,
- intimate,
- irreducible,
- item,
- joker,
- life,
- living being,
- living soul,
- living thing,
- lone,
- man,
- material,
- matter,
- meaningful,
- metaphorical,
- microbe,
- microorganism,
- minute,
- module,
- monad,
- monadic,
- monistic,
- morphological individual,
- mortal,
- naming,
- nose,
- noteworthy,
- object,
- one,
- ont,
- organic being,
- organism,
- organization,
- own,
- particular,
- party,
- pathognomonic,
- peculiar,
- person,
- persona,
- personage,
- personal,
- personality,
- physiological individual,
- point,
- precise,
- private,
- proper,
- representative,
- respective,
- semantic,
- semiotic,
- separate,
- several,
- signalizing,
- significant,
- significative,
- signifying,
- simple,
- single,
- singleton,
- singular,
- sole,
- solid,
- solipsistic,
- solitary,
- somebody,
- someone,
- something,
- soul,
- special,
- specific,
- stuff,
- substance,
- suggestive,
- symbolic,
- symbolistic,
- symbological,
- symptomatic,
- symptomatologic,
- tellurian,
- terran,
- thing,
- typical,
- unanalyzable,
- undivided,
- uniform,
- unique,
- unit,
- unitary,
- virus,
- whole,
- worldling,
- zooid,
- zoon
- shameless
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- feeling no shame; "a shameless imposter"; "an unblushing apologist for fascism" related words >
- abandoned,
- aberrant,
- abnormal,
- abominable,
- amoral,
- arrant,
- atrocious,
- audacious,
- aweless,
- barefaced,
- blatant,
- bold,
- bold as brass,
- boldfaced,
- brash,
- brassy,
- brazen,
- brazenfaced,
- callous,
- calloused,
- case-hardened,
- cheeky,
- colorful,
- conscienceless,
- corrupt,
- corrupted,
- criminal,
- crooked,
- crude,
- dark,
- delinquent,
- deviant,
- devious,
- disgraceful,
- dishonest,
- dishonorable,
- dissolute,
- doubtful,
- dubious,
- evasive,
- evil,
- exhibitionistic,
- extravagant,
- felonious,
- fishy,
- flagrant,
- flaring,
- flaunting,
- forward,
- fraudulent,
- garish,
- gaudy,
- glaring,
- gorgeous,
- griefless,
- hard,
- hardened,
- hardhearted,
- hardly the thing,
- heartless,
- high-handed,
- ignominious,
- ill-got,
- ill-gotten,
- illegal,
- immodest,
- immoral,
- improper,
- impudent,
- inappropriate,
- incorrect,
- indecent,
- indecorous,
- indirect,
- indurated,
- infamous,
- insidious,
- inured,
- lewd,
- lost to shame,
- loud,
- lurid,
- meretricious,
- not done,
- not kosher,
- not the thing,
- notorious,
- obdurate,
- obtrusive,
- off-base,
- off-color,
- out-of-line,
- outrageous,
- overbold,
- presumptuous,
- profligate,
- questionable,
- regretless,
- remorseless,
- rotten,
- rude,
- sacrilegious,
- scandalous,
- screaming,
- seared,
- sensational,
- shady,
- shameful,
- shifty,
- shocking,
- sinful,
- sinister,
- slippery,
- sorrowless,
- spectacular,
- suspicious,
- swaggering,
- tawdry,
- terrible,
- tricky,
- unabashed,
- unashamed,
- unblushing,
- unconscienced,
- unconscientious,
- unconscionable,
- uncontrolled,
- underhand,
- underhanded,
- undue,
- unembarrassed,
- unethical,
- unfit,
- unfitting,
- ungrieving,
- unlawful,
- unmodest,
- unprincipled,
- unregretful,
- unregretting,
- unremorseful,
- unrepining,
- unreserved,
- unrighteous,
- unrueful,
- unsavory,
- unscrupulous,
- unseemly,
- unsorrowful,
- unsorrowing,
- unsorry,
- unstraightforward,
- unsuitable,
- vulgar,
- wanton,
- wicked,
- wild,
- without remorse,
- without shame,
- wrong,
- wrongful
- stunt
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- a difficult or unusual or dangerous feat; usually done to gain attention
- a creature (especially a whale) that has been prevented from attaining full growth
- perform a stunt or stunts
- check the growth or development of; "You will stunt your growth by building all these muscles" related words >
- abbreviate,
- abridge,
- abstract,
- accomplished fact,
- accomplishment,
- achievement,
- act,
- acta,
- acting,
- action,
- adventure,
- arrest,
- bank,
- blow,
- bob,
- boil down,
- buffoonery,
- business,
- caper,
- capsulize,
- characterization,
- check,
- clip,
- compress,
- condense,
- contract,
- coup,
- crab,
- crop,
- curb,
- curtail,
- cut,
- cut back,
- cut down,
- cut off short,
- cut short,
- dealings,
- deed,
- delimit,
- dido,
- dip,
- dock,
- doing,
- doings,
- dwarf,
- effort,
- elide,
- end,
- endeavor,
- enterprise,
- epitomize,
- exploit,
- fait accompli,
- feat,
- feather,
- fishtail,
- foreshorten,
- gag,
- gest,
- go,
- ham,
- hammy acting,
- hamper,
- hand,
- handiwork,
- hinder,
- hoke,
- hokum,
- hold back,
- impair,
- impede,
- impersonation,
- job,
- limit,
- loop,
- maneuver,
- measure,
- mimesis,
- mimicking,
- mimicry,
- miming,
- move,
- mow,
- mummery,
- nip,
- operation,
- overacting,
- overt act,
- pantomiming,
- passage,
- patter,
- performance,
- performing,
- personation,
- playacting,
- playing,
- plow,
- poll,
- pollard,
- porpoise,
- portrayal,
- proceeding,
- production,
- projection,
- prune,
- pull out,
- pull up,
- push down,
- reap,
- recap,
- recapitulate,
- reduce,
- representation,
- res gestae,
- restrict,
- retard,
- retrench,
- roll,
- runty,
- shave,
- shear,
- shorten,
- sideslip,
- skid,
- slapstick,
- slow,
- snub,
- spin,
- spiral,
- stage business,
- stage directions,
- stage presence,
- step,
- stop,
- stroke,
- sum up,
- summarize,
- suppress,
- synopsize,
- take in,
- taking a role,
- telescope,
- thing,
- thing done,
- tour de force,
- transaction,
- trick,
- trim,
- truncate,
- turn,
- undertaking,
- undulate,
- work,
- works,
- yaw
- assuredly
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- without a doubt; "the grammar schools were assuredly not intended for the gentry alone" related words >
- OK,
- Roger,
- absolutely,
- actually,
- all right,
- alright,
- alrighty,
- amen,
- and no mistake,
- as you say,
- at all events,
- at any rate,
- aye,
- by all means,
- certainly,
- clearly,
- da,
- decidedly,
- decisively,
- definitely,
- demonstrably,
- distinctly,
- exactly,
- fine,
- for a certainty,
- for a fact,
- for certain,
- for real,
- for sure,
- forsooth,
- good,
- good enough,
- hear,
- in all conscience,
- in truth,
- indeed,
- indeedy,
- indubitably,
- ja,
- just so,
- mais oui,
- manifestly,
- most assuredly,
- most certainly,
- naturally,
- naturellement,
- nothing else but,
- noticeably,
- observably,
- obviously,
- of course,
- okay,
- oui,
- patently,
- positively,
- precisely,
- quite,
- rather,
- really,
- right,
- righto,
- sensibly,
- seriously,
- sure,
- sure thing,
- surely,
- to a certainty,
- to be sure,
- truly,
- unambiguously,
- undeniably,
- unequivocally,
- unmistakably,
- verily,
- very well,
- visibly,
- well and good,
- why yes,
- without doubt,
- yea,
- yeah,
- yep,
- yes,
- yes indeed,
- yes indeedy,
- yes sir,
- yes sirree
- cinch
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- a form of all fours in which the players bid for the privilege of naming trumps
- any undertaking that is easy to do; "marketing this product will be no picnic"
- stable gear consisting of a band around a horse's belly that holds the saddle in place
- get a grip on; get mastery of
- make sure of
- tie a cinch around; "cinch horses" related words >
- affix,
- afford proof of,
- anchor,
- annex,
- ascertain,
- assure,
- attach,
- babe,
- back band,
- backstrap,
- band,
- bandage,
- bearing rein,
- belay,
- bellyband,
- belt,
- bend,
- bind,
- bind up,
- bit,
- blinders,
- blinds,
- boob,
- brace,
- breeching,
- breeze,
- bridle,
- bring home to,
- bundle,
- caparison,
- cavesson,
- cement,
- certify,
- chain,
- checkrein,
- cheekpiece,
- chinband,
- chump,
- clamp,
- clear up,
- clinch,
- collar,
- cramp,
- credulous person,
- crownband,
- crupper,
- cull,
- curb,
- dead-sure thing,
- decide,
- demonstrate,
- determine,
- dismiss all doubt,
- do up,
- dupe,
- easy mark,
- easy pickings,
- easy target,
- easy thing,
- engraft,
- ensure,
- establish,
- fall guy,
- fasten,
- find out,
- fish,
- fix,
- follow,
- follow from,
- fool,
- gag swivel,
- get at,
- gird,
- girdle,
- girt,
- girth,
- gobe-mouches,
- graft,
- grapple,
- greener,
- greenhorn,
- greeny,
- gudgeon,
- gull,
- hackamore,
- halter,
- hames,
- hametugs,
- harness,
- have a case,
- headgear,
- headstall,
- hip straps,
- hold good,
- hold water,
- horn,
- innocent,
- insure,
- jaquima,
- jerk line,
- jockey,
- knit,
- lace,
- lash,
- lead-pipe cinch,
- leadpipe cinch,
- leash,
- lines,
- make certain,
- make fast,
- make good,
- make no doubt,
- make no mistake,
- make out,
- make sure,
- make sure of,
- martingale,
- monkey,
- moor,
- nail down,
- natural,
- noseband,
- open-and-shut case,
- patsy,
- picnic,
- pie,
- piece of cake,
- pigeon,
- pipe,
- plaything,
- pole strap,
- pommel,
- prize sap,
- prove,
- prove to be,
- prove true,
- pushover,
- put to,
- reassure,
- reins,
- remove all doubt,
- ribbons,
- rope,
- saddle,
- sap,
- saphead,
- schlemiel,
- screw up,
- secure,
- see that,
- see to it,
- set,
- set at rest,
- set to,
- settle,
- settle the matter,
- setup,
- shaft tug,
- shoo-in,
- show,
- side check,
- sinecure,
- sitting duck,
- snaffle,
- snap,
- sort out,
- splice,
- stirrup,
- stooge,
- strap,
- sucker,
- surcingle,
- sure bet,
- sure card,
- sure success,
- sure thing,
- swaddle,
- swathe,
- tack,
- tackle,
- tie,
- tie up,
- tighten,
- toy,
- trappings,
- trice up,
- trim,
- truss,
- trusting soul,
- tug,
- velvet,
- victim,
- winker braces,
- winner,
- wire,
- wrap,
- wrap up,
- yoke
- infamy
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- evil fame or public reputation
- a state of extreme dishonor; "a date which will live in infamy"- F.D.Roosevelt; "the name was a by-word of scorn and opprobrium throughout the city" related words >
- abhorrence,
- abomination,
- atrocity,
- bad,
- degradation,
- demotion,
- depluming,
- desecration,
- detestation,
- discredit,
- disesteem,
- disgrace,
- disgracefulness,
- dishonor,
- displuming,
- disrepute,
- egregiousness,
- error,
- evil,
- hatred,
- heinousness,
- ignobility,
- ignominiousness,
- ignominy,
- ill fame,
- ill repute,
- infamousness,
- ingloriousness,
- iniquity,
- knavery,
- loathsomeness,
- loss of honor,
- monstrosity,
- notoriety,
- notoriousness,
- obliquity,
- obloquy,
- odium,
- opprobrium,
- outrage,
- peccancy,
- pity,
- profanation,
- reprobacy,
- revulsion,
- sacrilege,
- scandal,
- shame,
- shamefulness,
- sin,
- stigma,
- terrible thing,
- vileness,
- villainy,
- violation,
- wickedness,
- wrong
- attraction
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- the quality of arousing interest; being attractive or something that attracts; "her personality held a strange attraction for him"
- a characteristic that provides pleasure and attracts; "flowers are an attractor for bees"
- an entertainment that is offered to the public
- the force by which one object attracts another related words >
- Circean,
- acceptability,
- accord,
- affinity,
- agacerie,
- agreeability,
- agreeable,
- allure,
- allurement,
- alluring,
- appeal,
- appealing,
- attractant,
- attracting,
- attractive,
- attractiveness,
- bait,
- beauteous,
- beautiful,
- beckoning,
- beguilement,
- beguiling,
- bewitchery,
- bewitching,
- bewitchment,
- blandishment,
- bonny,
- cajolery,
- call,
- captivating,
- captivation,
- charisma,
- charm,
- charming,
- charmingness,
- come-hither,
- come-on,
- comely,
- concord,
- delight,
- desirability,
- draft,
- draw,
- drawing,
- drawing power,
- drayage,
- enchanting,
- enchantment,
- engaging,
- entertainment,
- enthrallment,
- enticement,
- enticing,
- entrapment,
- extraction,
- fair,
- fascinating,
- fascination,
- fetching,
- flirtation,
- forbidden fruit,
- glamorous,
- glamour,
- good-looking,
- goodly,
- gravitation,
- handsome,
- harmony,
- haulage,
- hauling,
- heaving,
- hook,
- inducement,
- interest,
- interesting,
- inveiglement,
- invitation,
- inviting,
- likability,
- likable,
- likely,
- lovability,
- lovely,
- lure,
- magnetic,
- magnetism,
- mesmeric,
- performance,
- pleasing,
- pleasure,
- prepossessing,
- presentation,
- pretty,
- provocative,
- provocativeness,
- pulchritudinous,
- pull,
- pulling,
- pulling power,
- seducement,
- seduction,
- seductive,
- seductiveness,
- sex appeal,
- show,
- sightly,
- simpatico,
- siren,
- snare,
- snaring,
- sympathy,
- taking,
- tantalization,
- tantalizing,
- teasing,
- temptation,
- tempting,
- towage,
- towing,
- traction,
- tractive power,
- tug-of-war,
- tugging,
- unobjectionableness,
- winning,
- winning ways,
- winsomeness,
- witchery,
- wooing
- sitting duck
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- a defenseless victim related words >
- babe,
- boob,
- breeze,
- butt,
- chump,
- cinch,
- credulous person,
- cull,
- dupe,
- easy mark,
- easy pickings,
- easy target,
- easy thing,
- fall guy,
- fish,
- fool,
- gobe-mouches,
- greener,
- greenhorn,
- greeny,
- gudgeon,
- gull,
- innocent,
- leadpipe cinch,
- mark,
- monkey,
- patsy,
- picnic,
- pie,
- piece of cake,
- pigeon,
- plaything,
- prize sap,
- pushover,
- sap,
- saphead,
- schlemiel,
- setup,
- sinecure,
- sitter,
- snap,
- stooge,
- sucker,
- toy,
- trusting soul,
- velvet,
- victim
- swim
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- travel through water; "We had to swim for 20 minutes to reach the shore"; "a big fish was swimming in the tank" related words >
- Australian crawl,
- aquaplaning,
- aquatics,
- backstroke,
- balneation,
- bathe,
- bathing,
- bon ton,
- breaststroke,
- butterfly,
- convention,
- crawl,
- custom,
- dive,
- diving,
- dog paddle,
- fashion,
- fin,
- fishtail,
- flapper,
- flipper,
- float,
- floating,
- go in swimming,
- go in wading,
- haute couture,
- high fashion,
- mode,
- natation,
- prevailing taste,
- proper thing,
- reel,
- sidestroke,
- skinny-dip,
- stream of fashion,
- style,
- surfboarding,
- surfing,
- swimming,
- tread water,
- treading water,
- trend,
- turn,
- vogue,
- wade,
- wading,
- waterskiing,
- whirl
- fetish
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- excessive or irrational devotion to some activity; "made a fetish of cleanliness"
- a form of sexual desire in which gratification depends to an abnormal degree on some object or item of clothing or part of the body; "common male fetishes are breasts, legs, hair, shoes, and underwear" related words >
- Baal,
- Juggernaut,
- amulet,
- bias,
- charm,
- compulsion,
- devil-god,
- fixation,
- fylfot,
- gammadion,
- golden calf,
- good-luck charm,
- graven image,
- hoodoo,
- idee fixe,
- idol,
- joss,
- juju,
- leaning,
- love charm,
- luck,
- lucky bean,
- lucky piece,
- madstone,
- mania,
- mascot,
- mumbo jumbo,
- obeah,
- obsession,
- partiality,
- penchant,
- periapt,
- philter,
- phylactery,
- predilection,
- prejudice,
- preoccupation,
- prepossession,
- proclivity,
- propensity,
- scarab,
- scarabaeus,
- scarabee,
- sudarium,
- swastika,
- talisman,
- thing,
- totem,
- veronica,
- voodoo,
- whammy
- possibility
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- a possible alternative; "bankruptcy is always a possibility"
- a future prospect or potential; "this room has great possibilities"
- capability of existing or happening or being true; "there is a possibility that his sense of smell has been impaired" related words >
- admissibility,
- aptitude,
- aptness,
- best bet,
- capacity,
- chance,
- conceivability,
- contingency,
- delitescence,
- dormancy,
- eventuality,
- favorable prospect,
- feasibility,
- good chance,
- good opportunity,
- good possibility,
- latency,
- latent content,
- latent meaningfulness,
- latentness,
- liability,
- liableness,
- likelihood,
- likeliness,
- main chance,
- obligation,
- odds,
- odds-on,
- odds-on chance,
- opportunity,
- plausibility,
- possibilities,
- potential,
- potentiality,
- probability,
- promise,
- proneness,
- prospect,
- sporting chance,
- sure bet,
- sure thing,
- virtuality,
- weakness,
- well-grounded hope
- assets
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- anything of material value or usefulness that is owned by a person or company related words >
- Swiss bank account,
- accounts,
- accounts payable,
- accounts receivable,
- affluence,
- assessed valuation,
- assets and liabilities,
- available means,
- balance,
- bank account,
- bottom dollar,
- bottomless purse,
- budget,
- budgeting,
- bulging purse,
- capital,
- capital goods,
- capitalization,
- cash reserves,
- checking account,
- circumstances,
- command of money,
- costing-out,
- current assets,
- deferred assets,
- easy circumstances,
- embarras de richesses,
- exchequer,
- expenditures,
- finances,
- fixed assets,
- fortune,
- frozen assets,
- fund,
- funds,
- gold,
- grist,
- handsome fortune,
- high income,
- high tax bracket,
- holdings,
- independence,
- intangible assets,
- intangibles,
- kitty,
- liabilities,
- life savings,
- liquid assets,
- lucre,
- luxuriousness,
- mammon,
- material assets,
- material wealth,
- means,
- money,
- money to burn,
- moneybags,
- moneys,
- nest egg,
- net assets,
- net worth,
- opulence,
- opulency,
- outstanding accounts,
- pecuniary resources,
- pelf,
- pocket,
- pool,
- possessions,
- property,
- prosperity,
- prosperousness,
- purse,
- quick assets,
- receipts,
- reserves,
- resource,
- resources,
- riches,
- richness,
- savings,
- savings account,
- six-figure income,
- stock,
- stock-in-trade,
- substance,
- supply,
- tangible assets,
- tangibles,
- treasure,
- unpaid accounts,
- unregistered bank account,
- upper bracket,
- wealth,
- wealthiness,
- wherewithal
- long suit
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- in a hand, the suit having the most cards related words >
- ability,
- area,
- bag,
- bump,
- caliber,
- capability,
- capacity,
- cup of tea,
- dower,
- dowry,
- endowment,
- equipment,
- faculty,
- field,
- flair,
- forte,
- genius,
- gift,
- instinct,
- line,
- main interest,
- makings,
- manner,
- medium,
- metier,
- natural endowment,
- natural gift,
- oyster,
- parts,
- pet subject,
- potential,
- power,
- powers,
- pursuit,
- qualification,
- specialism,
- speciality,
- specialization,
- specialty,
- strong flair,
- strong point,
- style,
- talent,
- talents,
- technicality,
- the goods,
- the stuff,
- thing,
- type,
- vocation,
- way,
- weakness,
- what it takes
- affluence,
- and pence,
- assets,
- bottomless purse,
- bulging purse,
- capital gains,
- cash,
- circulating medium,
- cleanup,
- clear profit,
- coinage,
- coined liberty,
- cold cash,
- currency,
- dividends,
- dollars,
- dough,
- earnings,
- easy circumstances,
- embarras de richesses,
- emergency money,
- filthy lucre,
- fortune,
- fractional currency,
- gain,
- gains,
- get,
- gettings,
- gleanings,
- gold,
- greenbacks,
- gross,
- gross profit,
- handsome fortune,
- hard cash,
- hard currency,
- high income,
- high tax bracket,
- hoard,
- income,
- independence,
- interest,
- jack,
- kale,
- killing,
- legal tender,
- lettuce,
- loot,
- luxuriousness,
- makings,
- mammon,
- managed currency,
- material wealth,
- mazuma,
- medium of exchange,
- mintage,
- money,
- money to burn,
- moneybags,
- neat profit,
- necessity money,
- net,
- net profit,
- opulence,
- opulency,
- paper profits,
- pelf,
- percentage,
- perk,
- perks,
- perquisite,
- pickings,
- possessions,
- postage currency,
- postal currency,
- pounds,
- proceeds,
- profit,
- profits,
- property,
- prosperity,
- prosperousness,
- rake-off,
- receipts,
- return,
- returns,
- riches,
- richness,
- scrip,
- shillings,
- silver,
- six-figure income,
- soft currency,
- specie,
- sterling,
- store,
- substance,
- take,
- take-in,
- the almighty dollar,
- the wherewith,
- the wherewithal,
- treasure,
- upper bracket,
- wealth,
- wealthiness,
- winnings
- aberrant,
- abnormal,
- abominable,
- arrant,
- ashamed,
- atrocious,
- awful,
- bad,
- base,
- beastly,
- beneath contempt,
- beneath one,
- black,
- blamable,
- blameworthy,
- brutal,
- chastening,
- cheap,
- conscience-smitten,
- conscience-stricken,
- contemptible,
- corrupt,
- criminal,
- damnable,
- dark,
- debasing,
- degrading,
- delinquent,
- demeaning,
- deplorable,
- despicable,
- detestable,
- deviant,
- dire,
- discreditable,
- disgraceful,
- disgusting,
- dishonorable,
- disreputable,
- dreadful,
- egregious,
- embarrassing,
- enormous,
- evil,
- execrable,
- fetid,
- filthy,
- flagitious,
- flagrant,
- foul,
- full of remorse,
- fulsome,
- grievous,
- gross,
- gutter,
- hardly the thing,
- hateful,
- heinous,
- horrible,
- horrid,
- humbling,
- humiliating,
- humiliative,
- ignominious,
- illegal,
- improper,
- inappropriate,
- incorrect,
- indecent,
- indecorous,
- infamous,
- infra dig,
- infra indignitatem,
- inglorious,
- iniquitous,
- knavish,
- lamentable,
- loathsome,
- lousy,
- low,
- mean,
- monstrous,
- mortifying,
- nasty,
- naughty,
- nefarious,
- noisome,
- not done,
- not the thing,
- notorious,
- obnoxious,
- odious,
- off-base,
- off-color,
- offensive,
- opprobrious,
- out-of-line,
- outrageous,
- peccant,
- pitiable,
- pitiful,
- rank,
- regretful,
- regrettable,
- remorseful,
- repining,
- reprehensible,
- reprobate,
- repulsive,
- rotten,
- rueful,
- sacrilegious,
- sad,
- scandalous,
- schlock,
- scurvy,
- self-accusing,
- self-condemning,
- self-convicting,
- self-debasing,
- self-flagellating,
- self-humiliating,
- self-punishing,
- self-reproaching,
- shabby,
- shady,
- shamefaced,
- shamefast,
- shameless,
- shaming,
- shocking,
- shoddy,
- sinful,
- sordid,
- sorry,
- squalid,
- terrible,
- too bad,
- unbecoming,
- unclean,
- undue,
- unfit,
- unfitting,
- unforgivable,
- unhappy about,
- unlawful,
- unpardonable,
- unprincipled,
- unrespectable,
- unrighteous,
- unseemly,
- unspeakable,
- unsuitable,
- unworthy,
- unworthy of one,
- vicious,
- vile,
- villainous,
- wicked,
- wistful,
- woeful,
- worst,
- worthless,
- wretched,
- wrong,
- wrongful
- changeling
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- a child secretly exchanged for another in infancy related words >
- agent,
- alternate,
- alternative,
- analogy,
- backup,
- change,
- comparison,
- copy,
- counterfeit,
- deputy,
- double,
- dummy,
- elf child,
- equal,
- equivalent,
- ersatz,
- exchange,
- fake,
- fill-in,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- imitation,
- locum tenens,
- makeshift,
- metaphor,
- metonymy,
- next best thing,
- personnel,
- phony,
- pinch hitter,
- proxy,
- relief,
- replacement,
- representative,
- reserves,
- ringer,
- second string,
- secondary,
- sign,
- spares,
- stand-in,
- sub,
- substituent,
- substitute,
- substitution,
- succedaneum,
- superseder,
- supplanter,
- surrogate,
- symbol,
- synecdoche,
- third string,
- token,
- understudy,
- utility player,
- vicar,
- vice-president,
- vice-regent
- abominable
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- unequivocally detestable; "abominable treatment of prisoners"; "detestable vices"; "execrable crimes"; "consequences odious to those you govern"- Edmund Burke related words >
- aberrant,
- abhorrent,
- abject,
- abnormal,
- accursed,
- arrant,
- atrocious,
- awful,
- bad,
- base,
- beastly,
- beggarly,
- below contempt,
- beneath contempt,
- black,
- blamable,
- blameworthy,
- brutal,
- cheesy,
- contemptible,
- criminal,
- crude,
- crummy,
- cursed,
- damnable,
- dark,
- debased,
- degraded,
- delinquent,
- deplorable,
- depraved,
- despicable,
- detestable,
- deviant,
- dire,
- dirty,
- disagreeable,
- disgraceful,
- disgusting,
- distasteful,
- dreadful,
- egregious,
- enormous,
- evil,
- execrable,
- fetid,
- filthy,
- flagitious,
- flagrant,
- forbidding,
- foul,
- frightful,
- fulsome,
- grave,
- grievous,
- gross,
- hardly the thing,
- hateful,
- heinous,
- horrible,
- horrid,
- ignoble,
- ignominious,
- illegal,
- improper,
- in bad taste,
- inappropriate,
- incorrect,
- indecorous,
- infamous,
- iniquitous,
- knavish,
- lamentable,
- little,
- loathsome,
- lousy,
- low,
- low-down,
- lumpen,
- malodorous,
- mangy,
- mean,
- measly,
- mephitic,
- miasmal,
- miasmic,
- miserable,
- monstrous,
- nasty,
- naughty,
- nauseating,
- nauseous,
- nefarious,
- noisome,
- not done,
- not the thing,
- notorious,
- noxious,
- objectionable,
- obnoxious,
- obscene,
- odious,
- off-base,
- off-color,
- offensive,
- out-of-line,
- outrageous,
- paltry,
- peccant,
- petty,
- pitiable,
- pitiful,
- poky,
- poor,
- rank,
- rebarbative,
- regrettable,
- repellent,
- reprehensible,
- reprobate,
- reptilian,
- repugnant,
- repulsive,
- revolting,
- rotten,
- sacrilegious,
- sad,
- scabby,
- scandalous,
- schlock,
- scrubby,
- scruffy,
- scummy,
- scurvy,
- shabby,
- shameful,
- shameless,
- shocking,
- shoddy,
- sickening,
- sinful,
- small,
- sordid,
- squalid,
- stinking,
- terrible,
- too bad,
- unclean,
- undue,
- unfit,
- unfitting,
- unforgivable,
- unlawful,
- unmentionable,
- unpardonable,
- unpleasant,
- unrighteous,
- unseemly,
- unspeakable,
- unsuitable,
- unworthy,
- vicious,
- vile,
- villainous,
- wicked,
- woeful,
- worst,
- worthless,
- wretched,
- wrong,
- wrongful
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