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- penthouse
collapse - an apartment located on the top floors of a building related words >
- Dymaxion house,
- White House,
- adobe house,
- apartment,
- building,
- casa,
- ceiling,
- chambers,
- cliff dwelling,
- cold-water flat,
- consulate,
- country house,
- country seat,
- dacha,
- deanery,
- duplex apartment,
- dwelling house,
- eaves,
- edifice,
- embassy,
- erection,
- fabric,
- farm,
- farmhouse,
- flat,
- garden apartment,
- hall,
- house,
- houseboat,
- housetop,
- lake dwelling,
- lantern,
- living machine,
- lodge,
- manor house,
- manse,
- overhead,
- parsonage,
- plafond,
- prefabricated house,
- presidential palace,
- railroad flat,
- ranch house,
- rectory,
- ridgepole,
- roof,
- roof garden,
- roof-deck,
- roofage,
- roofing,
- roofpole,
- rooftop,
- rooftree,
- set of rooms,
- shingles,
- skylight,
- skyscraper,
- slates,
- sod house,
- split-level,
- structure,
- suite,
- tenement,
- tiles,
- top,
- town house,
- vicarage
- roundly
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- in a round manner; "she was roundly slim" related words >
- about,
- all but,
- all joking aside,
- almost,
- altogether,
- approximately,
- approximatively,
- as good as,
- bluffly,
- bluntly,
- broadly,
- brusquely,
- candidly,
- completely,
- comprehensively,
- directly,
- entirely,
- exhaustively,
- for practical purposes,
- frankly,
- fully,
- generally,
- generally speaking,
- genuinely,
- globally,
- hundred per cent,
- in all conscience,
- in all seriousness,
- in full,
- in full measure,
- in plain English,
- in plain words,
- in round numbers,
- inclusively,
- inside out,
- integrally,
- just about,
- largely,
- more or less,
- most,
- one and all,
- openheartedly,
- openly,
- outright,
- outspokenly,
- perfectly,
- plain-spokenly,
- plainly,
- practically,
- quite,
- roughly,
- roughly speaking,
- say,
- sincerely,
- straightforwardly,
- thoroughly,
- to the hilt,
- totally,
- tout a fait,
- unconditionally,
- unconstrainedly,
- unreservedly,
- unrestrainedly,
- utterly,
- well-nigh,
- wholly,
- with no nonsense
- overdraw
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- draw more money from than is available; "She overdrew her account" related words >
- aggrandize,
- amplify,
- ballyhoo,
- belie,
- build up,
- burlesque,
- camouflage,
- caricature,
- carry too far,
- color,
- disguise,
- distort,
- draw the longbow,
- embellish,
- exaggerate,
- falsify,
- fudge,
- garble,
- go to extremes,
- hyperbolize,
- inflate,
- lay it on,
- magnify,
- make much of,
- miscolor,
- misquote,
- misreport,
- misrepresent,
- misstate,
- misteach,
- overcharge,
- overdevelop,
- overdistend,
- overdo,
- overestimate,
- overexpand,
- overextend,
- overpaint,
- overpraise,
- overreach,
- overreact,
- oversell,
- overspeak,
- overspend,
- overstate,
- overstrain,
- overstress,
- overstretch,
- pad,
- parody,
- pervert,
- pile it on,
- puff,
- slant,
- strain,
- stretch,
- stretch the truth,
- swell,
- talk big,
- talk in superlatives,
- tout,
- travesty,
- twist,
- understate,
- warp,
- wrench
- technicality
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- a detail that is considered insignificant related words >
- a little thing,
- area,
- bag,
- complexity,
- complexness,
- complication,
- convolution,
- crabbedness,
- cup of tea,
- entanglement,
- field,
- forte,
- hardly anything,
- inessential,
- insignificancy,
- intricacy,
- intricateness,
- involution,
- involvement,
- jargon word,
- line,
- long suit,
- main interest,
- manner,
- marginal matter,
- matter of indifference,
- mere nothing,
- metier,
- minor matter,
- naught,
- nihility,
- no great matter,
- nothing,
- nothing in particular,
- nothing to signify,
- nullity,
- paltry affair,
- perplexity,
- pet subject,
- peu de chose,
- pursuit,
- ramification,
- rien du tout,
- scarcely anything,
- specialism,
- speciality,
- specialization,
- specialty,
- strong point,
- style,
- subtlety,
- tanglement,
- technical term,
- thing,
- thing of naught,
- type,
- vocation,
- way,
- weakness
- cardsharp
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- a professional card player who makes a living by cheating at card games related words >
- adventurer,
- betting ring,
- bettor,
- boneshaker,
- bunco artist,
- bunco steerer,
- cardshark,
- cardsharper,
- carpetbagger,
- compulsive gambler,
- con artist,
- con man,
- confidence man,
- crap shooter,
- crimp,
- gambler,
- gamester,
- hazarder,
- horse coper,
- horse trader,
- jackleg,
- land pirate,
- land shark,
- land-grabber,
- mortgage shark,
- pettifogger,
- petty gambler,
- piker,
- pitchman,
- player,
- plunger,
- punter,
- shark,
- sharp,
- sharper,
- sharpie,
- shortchanger,
- shyster,
- slicker,
- speculator,
- spieler,
- sport,
- sporting man,
- sportsman,
- tinhorn,
- tipster,
- tout,
- venturer,
- wagerer
- promoter
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- someone who is an active supporter and advocate related words >
- Maecenas,
- a,
- abettor,
- adherent,
- admirer,
- advocate,
- aficionado,
- angel,
- apologist,
- applauder,
- appreciator,
- architect,
- backer,
- booster,
- buff,
- champion,
- claqueur,
- commender,
- contriver,
- defender,
- dependence,
- designer,
- developer,
- deviser,
- encomiast,
- encourager,
- endorser,
- enterpriser,
- entrepreneur,
- eulogist,
- eulogizer,
- exponent,
- extoller,
- fan,
- favorer,
- framer,
- friend at court,
- lauder,
- lover,
- mainstay,
- maintainer,
- organizer,
- panegyrist,
- paranymph,
- partisan,
- patron,
- planner,
- plugger,
- praiser,
- projector,
- protagonist,
- puffer,
- reliance,
- rooter,
- second,
- seconder,
- sectary,
- sider,
- sponsor,
- stalwart,
- standby,
- strategian,
- strategist,
- support,
- supporter,
- sustainer,
- sympathizer,
- tactician,
- tout,
- touter,
- upholder,
- votary,
- well-wisher
- overdo
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- do something to an excessive degree; "He overdid it last night when he did 100 pushups" related words >
- aggrandize,
- amplify,
- ballyhoo,
- build up,
- burlesque,
- caricature,
- carry to excess,
- carry too far,
- do to death,
- draw the longbow,
- exaggerate,
- exhaust,
- fatigue,
- go overboard,
- go the limit,
- go to extremes,
- go too far,
- go whole hog,
- hyperbolize,
- know no bounds,
- lay it on,
- magnify,
- make much of,
- overact,
- overburden,
- overcarry,
- overcharge,
- overdevelop,
- overdraw,
- overdrive,
- overelaborate,
- overemphasize,
- overestimate,
- overexercise,
- overexert,
- overexpend,
- overindulge,
- overlabor,
- overload,
- overplay,
- overpraise,
- overreach,
- overreact,
- oversell,
- overspeak,
- overspend,
- overstate,
- overstrain,
- overstress,
- overstudy,
- overtask,
- overtax,
- overtrain,
- overuse,
- overwork,
- pass all bounds,
- pile it on,
- protest too much,
- puff,
- stretch,
- stretch the truth,
- talk big,
- talk in superlatives,
- tout,
- travesty
- teller
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- an employee of a bank who receives and pays out money
- an official appointed to count the votes (especially in legislative assembly)
- United States physicist (born in Hungary) who worked on the first atom bomb and the first hydrogen bomb (1908-2003) related words >
- adviser,
- announcer,
- annunciator,
- authority,
- bank clerk,
- bank manager,
- bank officer,
- bank president,
- banker,
- banking executive,
- bill broker,
- cambist,
- cashier,
- channel,
- communicant,
- communicator,
- discounter,
- enlightener,
- expert witness,
- gossipmonger,
- grapevine,
- informant,
- information center,
- information medium,
- informer,
- interviewee,
- investment banker,
- loan officer,
- money broker,
- money changer,
- money dealer,
- moneylender,
- moneymonger,
- monitor,
- mouthpiece,
- newsmonger,
- note broker,
- notifier,
- press,
- public relations officer,
- publisher,
- radio,
- reporter,
- source,
- spokesman,
- television,
- tipster,
- tout,
- trust officer,
- witness
- fully
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- to the greatest degree or extent; completely or entirely; (`full' in this sense is used as a combining form); "fully grown"; "he didn't fully understand"; "knew full well"; "full-grown"; "full-fledged" related words >
- absolutely,
- abundantly,
- affluently,
- altogether,
- aplenty,
- at length,
- bottomlessly,
- bounteously,
- bountifully,
- completely,
- comprehensively,
- copiously,
- diffusely,
- effusely,
- entirely,
- exhaustively,
- extravagantly,
- exuberantly,
- faultlessly,
- flawlessly,
- generously,
- globally,
- hundred per cent,
- ideally,
- immaculately,
- impeccably,
- in abundance,
- in detail,
- in extenso,
- in full,
- in full measure,
- in good supply,
- in particular,
- in plenty,
- in quantity,
- in toto,
- inclusively,
- inexhaustibly,
- infallibly,
- inside out,
- integrally,
- just right,
- largely,
- lavishly,
- liberally,
- maximally,
- minutely,
- no end,
- one and all,
- opulently,
- outright,
- overflowingly,
- particularly,
- perfectly,
- plenteously,
- plentifully,
- plumb,
- prodigally,
- profusely,
- purely,
- quite,
- richly,
- riotously,
- roundly,
- specifically,
- spotlessly,
- superabundantly,
- thoroughly,
- through-and-through,
- to the full,
- to the hilt,
- totally,
- tout a fait,
- unconditionally,
- unreservedly,
- utterly,
- wholly
- completely
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- so as to be complete; with everything necessary; "he had filled out the form completely"; "the apartment was completely furnished" related words >
- a outrance,
- absolutely,
- all out,
- altogether,
- and sinker,
- at length,
- beyond all bounds,
- beyond compare,
- beyond comparison,
- beyond measure,
- categorically,
- clearly,
- comprehensively,
- dead,
- downright,
- en masse,
- entirely,
- essentially,
- exactly,
- exhaustively,
- explicitly,
- expressly,
- extremely,
- faultlessly,
- flat out,
- flatly,
- flawlessly,
- fully,
- fundamentally,
- globally,
- heart and soul,
- hook,
- hundred per cent,
- ideally,
- immaculately,
- immeasurably,
- impeccably,
- in and out,
- in detail,
- in extenso,
- in full,
- in full measure,
- in particular,
- in the extreme,
- in toto,
- incalculably,
- inclusively,
- indefinitely,
- infallibly,
- infinitely,
- inside out,
- integrally,
- just right,
- largely,
- line,
- lock,
- minutely,
- most,
- one and all,
- outright,
- particularly,
- perfectly,
- precisely,
- purely,
- quite,
- radically,
- root and branch,
- roundly,
- specifically,
- spotlessly,
- stock,
- thoroughly,
- through-and-through,
- to the hilt,
- totally,
- tout a fait,
- truly,
- unambiguously,
- unconditionally,
- unequivocally,
- unreservedly,
- up and down,
- utterly,
- wholly,
- with a vengeance
- overreact
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- show an exaggerated response to something; "Don't overreact to the bad news--take it easy" related words >
- aggrandize,
- amplify,
- ballyhoo,
- build up,
- burlesque,
- caricature,
- carry too far,
- draw the longbow,
- exaggerate,
- exhaust,
- go overboard,
- go to extremes,
- go too far,
- hyperbolize,
- idealize,
- know no bounds,
- lay it on,
- magnify,
- make much of,
- overact,
- overappraise,
- overassess,
- overcalculate,
- overcarry,
- overcharge,
- overcount,
- overdevelop,
- overdo,
- overdraw,
- overdrive,
- overelaborate,
- overemphasize,
- overesteem,
- overestimate,
- overexercise,
- overexert,
- overexpend,
- overindulge,
- overlabor,
- overmeasure,
- overplay,
- overpraise,
- overprize,
- overrate,
- overreach,
- overreact to,
- overreckon,
- oversell,
- overspeak,
- overspend,
- overstate,
- overstrain,
- overstress,
- overstudy,
- overtask,
- overtax,
- overtrain,
- overuse,
- overvalue,
- overwork,
- pass all bounds,
- pile it on,
- protest too much,
- puff,
- stretch,
- stretch the truth,
- talk big,
- talk in superlatives,
- tout,
- travesty
- LSD user,
- acidhead,
- acknowledgment,
- addict,
- advocate,
- alcoholic,
- appreciation,
- back,
- blurb,
- boost,
- buildup,
- chain smoker,
- cocaine sniffer,
- cokie,
- commend,
- commendation,
- cry up,
- cubehead,
- dipsomaniac,
- dope fiend,
- doper,
- drug abuser,
- drug addict,
- drug user,
- drunkard,
- fiend,
- freak,
- glue sniffer,
- good word,
- habitual,
- head,
- heavy smoker,
- honorable mention,
- hophead,
- junkie,
- marijuana smoker,
- methhead,
- narcotics addict,
- pillhead,
- plug,
- pothead,
- promote,
- promotion,
- puff,
- recognition,
- recommend,
- snowbird,
- speak highly of,
- speak warmly of,
- speak well of,
- speed freak,
- support,
- tout,
- tripper,
- user
- a rebours,
- against the grain,
- anarchic,
- ass over elbows,
- ass-backwards,
- back-to-front,
- backwards,
- balled up,
- bollixed up,
- by contraries,
- capsized,
- chaotic,
- chiastic,
- confused,
- contra,
- contrarily,
- contrariously,
- contrariwise,
- conversely,
- everted,
- fouled up,
- galley-west,
- helter-skelter,
- higgledy-piggledy,
- hugger-mugger,
- hyperbatic,
- in a mess,
- in flat opposition,
- inside out,
- introverted,
- invaginated,
- inversed,
- inversely,
- inverted,
- jumbled,
- just the opposite,
- mixed up,
- mucked up,
- muddled,
- nay rather,
- on the contrary,
- oppositely,
- otherwise,
- outside in,
- palindromic,
- per contra,
- quite the contrary,
- rather,
- resupinate,
- retroverted,
- reversed,
- scattered,
- screwed up,
- skimble-skamble,
- snafu,
- to the contrary,
- topsy-turvy,
- tout au contraire,
- transposed,
- upside down,
- upside-down,
- vice versa,
- wrong side out
- Middle America,
- adventurer,
- betting ring,
- bettor,
- boneshaker,
- bourgeoisie,
- burgherdom,
- cardshark,
- cardsharp,
- cardsharper,
- compulsive gambler,
- crap shooter,
- fourth-rater,
- gambler,
- gamester,
- hazarder,
- jerkwater,
- measly,
- mediocrity,
- middle class,
- middle order,
- middle orders,
- niggling,
- no prize,
- nobody special,
- nonentity,
- nothing special,
- one-horse,
- pettifogging,
- petty,
- picayunish,
- piddling,
- piffling,
- piker,
- player,
- plunger,
- poky,
- punk,
- punter,
- puny,
- second-rater,
- sharp,
- sharper,
- sharpie,
- silent majority,
- small beer,
- small potatoes,
- small-beer,
- small-time,
- speculator,
- sport,
- sporting man,
- sportsman,
- suburbia,
- third-rater,
- tipster,
- tout,
- two-bit,
- two-by-four,
- venturer,
- wagerer
- absolutely,
- across the board,
- ad infinitum,
- all,
- all over,
- all put together,
- altogether,
- as a body,
- as a whole,
- at all points,
- at full length,
- at large,
- bodily,
- collectively,
- corporately,
- dead,
- definitely,
- directly,
- en bloc,
- en masse,
- entirely,
- even,
- every bit,
- every inch,
- every whit,
- exactly,
- expressly,
- faithfully,
- head and shoulders,
- heart and soul,
- in a body,
- in all,
- in bulk,
- in every respect,
- in extenso,
- in its entirety,
- in the aggregate,
- in the gross,
- in the lump,
- in the mass,
- in toto,
- inside and out,
- ipsissimis verbis,
- just,
- literally,
- literatim,
- neck deep,
- on all counts,
- overall,
- plumb,
- point-blank,
- positively,
- precisely,
- right,
- rigidly,
- rigorously,
- root and branch,
- square,
- squarely,
- straight,
- strictly,
- through and through,
- throughout,
- to the brim,
- to the death,
- to the end,
- to the hilt,
- to the letter,
- totally,
- tout ensemble,
- undeviatingly,
- unerringly,
- verbally,
- verbatim,
- verbatim et litteratim,
- wholly,
- word by word,
- word for word,
- you name it
- adventurer,
- betting ring,
- bettor,
- boneshaker,
- bunco artist,
- bunco steerer,
- cardshark,
- cardsharp,
- cardsharper,
- carpetbagger,
- cheat,
- compulsive gambler,
- con artist,
- con man,
- confidence man,
- crap shooter,
- crimp,
- defrauder,
- diddler,
- double-dealer,
- gambler,
- gamester,
- gyp,
- hazarder,
- horse coper,
- horse trader,
- jackleg,
- land pirate,
- land shark,
- land-grabber,
- mortgage shark,
- mountebank,
- pettifogger,
- petty gambler,
- piker,
- pitchman,
- player,
- plunger,
- punter,
- shark,
- sharp,
- sharpie,
- shortchanger,
- shyster,
- slicker,
- speculator,
- spieler,
- sport,
- sporting man,
- sportsman,
- tinhorn,
- tipster,
- tout,
- trickster,
- venturer,
- wagerer
- wedding
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- the social event at which the ceremony of marriage is performed
- a party of people at a wedding related words >
- Anschluss,
- Gretna Green wedding,
- addition,
- affiliation,
- agglomeration,
- aggregation,
- agreement,
- alliance,
- amalgamation,
- assimilation,
- association,
- banns,
- blend,
- blending,
- bridal,
- bridal suite,
- bridechamber,
- cabal,
- cartel,
- centralization,
- chuppah,
- church wedding,
- civil ceremony,
- civil wedding,
- coalescence,
- coalition,
- combination,
- combine,
- combo,
- composition,
- confederacy,
- confederation,
- congeries,
- conglomeration,
- conjugation,
- conjunction,
- consolidation,
- conspiracy,
- ecumenism,
- elopement,
- embodiment,
- encompassment,
- enosis,
- epithalamium,
- espousals,
- espousement,
- federalization,
- federation,
- forced marriage,
- fusion,
- honeymoon,
- hookup,
- hymen,
- hymeneal,
- hymeneal rites,
- inclusion,
- incorporation,
- integration,
- junction,
- junta,
- league,
- marriage,
- meld,
- melding,
- merger,
- nuptial apartment,
- nuptial mass,
- nuptial song,
- nuptials,
- package,
- package deal,
- prothalamium,
- saffron veil,
- shotgun wedding,
- solidification,
- spousal,
- spousals,
- syncretism,
- syndication,
- syneresis,
- synthesis,
- tie-up,
- unification,
- union,
- wedding canopy,
- wedding song,
- wedding veil
- tipster
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- one who sells advice about gambling or speculation (especially at the racetrack) related words >
- adventurer,
- adviser,
- announcer,
- annunciator,
- authority,
- betrayer,
- betting ring,
- bettor,
- boneshaker,
- canary,
- cardshark,
- cardsharp,
- cardsharper,
- channel,
- communicant,
- communicator,
- compulsive gambler,
- crap shooter,
- dopester,
- enlightener,
- expert witness,
- fink,
- gambler,
- gamester,
- gossipmonger,
- grapevine,
- hazarder,
- informant,
- information center,
- information medium,
- informer,
- interviewee,
- monitor,
- mouthpiece,
- nark,
- newsmonger,
- notifier,
- petty gambler,
- piker,
- player,
- plunger,
- press,
- public relations officer,
- publisher,
- punter,
- radio,
- reporter,
- sharp,
- sharper,
- sharpie,
- snitch,
- source,
- speculator,
- spokesman,
- sport,
- sporting man,
- sportsman,
- squealer,
- stool pigeon,
- talebearer,
- tattler,
- television,
- teller,
- tinhorn,
- tout,
- touter,
- venturer,
- wagerer,
- witness
- thoroughly
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- in an exhaustive manner; "we searched the files thoroughly"
- in a complete and thorough manner (`good' is sometimes used informally for `thoroughly'); "he was soundly defeated"; "we beat him good" related words >
- absolutely,
- altogether,
- assiduously,
- backwards and forwards,
- carefully,
- cautiously,
- circumspectly,
- completely,
- comprehensively,
- conscientiously,
- considerately,
- definitely,
- diligently,
- dingdong,
- downright,
- earnestly,
- entirely,
- exceedingly,
- exceptionally,
- exhaustively,
- extensively,
- extremely,
- faultlessly,
- flawlessly,
- fully,
- globally,
- heedfully,
- highly,
- hugely,
- hundred per cent,
- ideally,
- immaculately,
- impeccably,
- in and out,
- in full,
- in full measure,
- inclusively,
- industriously,
- infallibly,
- inside out,
- integrally,
- intensely,
- intensively,
- item by item,
- just right,
- largely,
- lovingly,
- methodically,
- meticulously,
- mindfully,
- notably,
- one and all,
- outright,
- painstakingly,
- perfectly,
- plumb,
- positively,
- purely,
- quite,
- rattling,
- regardfully,
- remarkably,
- roundly,
- scrupulously,
- sedulously,
- solicitously,
- spotlessly,
- strikingly,
- tenderly,
- thoroughgoingly,
- thoughtfully,
- throughout,
- to the hilt,
- totally,
- tout a fait,
- unconditionally,
- unremittingly,
- unreservedly,
- up and down,
- utterly,
- wholly,
- with care,
- with great care
- nullity
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- something that is null (especially an enactment that has no legal validity) related words >
- a little thing,
- absence,
- aimlessness,
- cipher,
- dead letter,
- deprivation,
- dud,
- dummy,
- emptiness,
- empty sound,
- futility,
- hardly anything,
- hollow man,
- inanity,
- inessential,
- insignificance,
- insignificancy,
- jackstraw,
- lay figure,
- man of straw,
- marginal matter,
- matter of indifference,
- meaninglessness,
- mere noise,
- mere nothing,
- minor matter,
- nada,
- naught,
- nebbish,
- negation,
- negativeness,
- negativity,
- nihility,
- no great matter,
- nobody,
- noise,
- nonbeing,
- nonentity,
- nonexistence,
- nonoccurrence,
- nonreality,
- nonsensicality,
- nonsubsistence,
- not-being,
- nothing,
- nothing in particular,
- nothing to signify,
- nothingness,
- paltry affair,
- peu de chose,
- phatic communion,
- puppet,
- purposelessness,
- pushover,
- rien du tout,
- scarcely anything,
- senselessness,
- technicality,
- thing of naught,
- trifle,
- unactuality,
- unmeaningness,
- unreality,
- unsignificancy,
- vacancy,
- vacuity,
- vacuum,
- void,
- whiffet,
- whippersnapper,
- zero,
- zilch
- a rebours,
- a reculons,
- abhorrent,
- against the tide,
- against the wind,
- anticlockwise,
- arear,
- arsy-varsy,
- ass-backwards,
- astern,
- at cross-purposes,
- at daggers,
- at daggers drawn,
- at issue,
- at odds,
- at variance,
- at war with,
- athwart,
- away,
- back,
- backward,
- backwards,
- by contraries,
- contra,
- contrarily,
- contrariously,
- contrariwise,
- conversely,
- counter,
- counterclockwise,
- cross,
- cross-grained,
- dislikable,
- displeasing,
- distasteful,
- eyeball-to-eyeball,
- fro,
- hindward,
- hindwards,
- in confrontation,
- in flat opposition,
- in hostile array,
- in opposition,
- in reverse,
- intolerable,
- inversely,
- just the opposite,
- mislikable,
- nay rather,
- odious,
- on the contrary,
- oppositely,
- otherwise,
- per contra,
- quite the contrary,
- rather,
- rearward,
- rearwards,
- retrad,
- to the contrary,
- topsy-turvy,
- tout au contraire,
- uncongenial,
- uninviting,
- unlikable,
- unlovable,
- unpleasant,
- up in arms,
- upside down,
- vice versa,
- widdershins,
- with crossed bayonets
- dance
collapse
- an artistic form of nonverbal communication
- a party for social dancing
- a party of people assembled for dancing
- move in a pattern; usually to musical accompaniment; do or perform a dance; "My husband and I like to dance at home to the radio"
- move in a graceful and rhythmical way; "The young girl danced into the room"
- skip, leap, or move up and down or sideways; "Dancing flames"; "The children danced with joy" related words >
- Charleston,
- Highland fling,
- Lambeth Walk,
- Mexican hat dance,
- Portland fancy,
- Virginia reel,
- Watusi,
- acid rock,
- allemande,
- antic,
- arabesque,
- assemblee,
- assembly,
- assignation,
- at home,
- avant-garde jazz,
- bal,
- bal costume,
- bal masque,
- ball,
- ballet,
- balletic,
- ballroom dancing,
- ballroom music,
- barn dance,
- beam,
- beat,
- beating,
- bebop,
- belly dance,
- bicker,
- bolero,
- boogaloo,
- boogie-woogie,
- bop,
- bourree,
- boutade,
- branle,
- brawl,
- breakdown,
- bunny hop,
- cakewalk,
- can-can,
- caper,
- caracole,
- carol,
- carry on,
- caucus,
- cavort,
- cha-cha,
- chasse,
- chirp,
- chirrup,
- chonchina,
- choreodrama,
- choreography,
- clap hands,
- classical ballet,
- clog,
- colloquium,
- comedy ballet,
- commission,
- committee,
- conclave,
- concourse,
- conga,
- congregation,
- congress,
- conventicle,
- convention,
- convocation,
- cotillion,
- council,
- country dance,
- country rock,
- coupe,
- courante,
- curvet,
- cut a dido,
- cut capers,
- cut up,
- dance drama,
- dance music,
- dances,
- dancing,
- date,
- delight,
- diet,
- disport,
- eisteddfod,
- exult,
- fan dance,
- fancy-dress ball,
- fandango,
- festivity,
- fete,
- flamenco,
- flap,
- flick,
- flicker,
- flickering,
- flickering light,
- fling,
- flip,
- flit,
- flitter,
- flop,
- flounce,
- flutter,
- fluttering,
- folk dance,
- folk rock,
- fool around,
- foot,
- foot it,
- forgathering,
- forum,
- fox trot,
- fox-trot,
- frisk,
- frolic,
- galliard,
- gambade,
- gambado,
- gambol,
- gathering,
- gavotte,
- german,
- get-together,
- glancing light,
- glory,
- glow,
- go pitapat,
- grapevine,
- gutter,
- hard rock,
- hokey-pokey,
- hoof,
- hoof it,
- hoofing,
- hootchy-kootchy,
- hop,
- hopak,
- hornpipe,
- horse around,
- hot jazz,
- housewarming,
- hover,
- hula,
- hula-hula,
- hustle,
- interpretative dance,
- jazz,
- jig,
- jive,
- joy,
- jubilate,
- kola,
- lambency,
- lancers,
- laugh,
- leap,
- levee,
- light show,
- lilt,
- limbo,
- lindy,
- mainstream jazz,
- mambo,
- mask,
- masked ball,
- masque,
- masquerade,
- masquerade ball,
- mazurka,
- meet,
- meeting,
- minuet,
- mixer,
- modern ballet,
- modern dance,
- monkey,
- musical suite,
- ox dance,
- pachanga,
- palpitate,
- palpitation,
- panel,
- party,
- pas,
- pas de deux,
- pas seul,
- paso doble,
- passamezzo,
- peabody,
- pitapat,
- pitter-patter,
- play,
- play of light,
- plenum,
- polka,
- polonaise,
- prance,
- prom,
- promenade,
- pulse,
- quadrille,
- quaver,
- quickstep,
- quiver,
- quivering,
- quorum,
- radiate cheer,
- rag,
- ragtime,
- rain dance,
- rally,
- reception,
- record hop,
- reel,
- rejoice,
- rendezvous,
- revel,
- rhythm-and-blues,
- rigadoon,
- rock,
- rock-and-roll,
- rollick,
- romp,
- rumba,
- samba,
- sashay,
- seance,
- session,
- shake,
- shimmy,
- shindig,
- shindy,
- shuffle,
- sing,
- sit-in,
- sitting,
- skip,
- skip for joy,
- slat,
- smile,
- snake dance,
- social,
- soiree,
- sparkle,
- splutter,
- sport,
- sputter,
- square dance,
- stag dance,
- step,
- strathspey,
- suite,
- suite of dances,
- swim,
- swing,
- sword dance,
- symposium,
- syncopated music,
- syncopation,
- synod,
- tango,
- tap dance,
- tap dancing,
- tap-dance,
- tarantella,
- tea dance,
- terpsichore,
- terpsichorean,
- the dansant,
- the new music,
- throb,
- tread,
- tremble,
- trepak,
- trip,
- truck,
- turkey trot,
- turnout,
- twist,
- valse,
- waltz,
- war dance,
- wave,
- waver,
- whistle,
- wobble
- upside down
collapse
- in an inverted manner; "the box was lying on the floor upside down" related words >
- a rebours,
- against the grain,
- anarchic,
- arsy-varsy,
- ass over elbows,
- ass-backwards,
- back-to-front,
- backwards,
- balled up,
- bollixed up,
- bottom side up,
- bottom up,
- by contraries,
- capsized,
- chaotic,
- chiastic,
- confused,
- contra,
- contrarily,
- contrariously,
- contrariwise,
- conversely,
- everted,
- fouled up,
- galley-west,
- haywire,
- head over heels,
- heels over head,
- helter-skelter,
- higgledy-piggledy,
- hugger-mugger,
- hyperbatic,
- in a mess,
- in flat opposition,
- inside out,
- introverted,
- invaginated,
- inversed,
- inversely,
- inverted,
- jumbled,
- just the opposite,
- mixed up,
- mixed-up,
- mucked up,
- muddled,
- nay rather,
- on the contrary,
- oppositely,
- otherwise,
- outside in,
- over,
- palindromic,
- per contra,
- quite the contrary,
- rather,
- resupinate,
- retroverted,
- reversed,
- scattered,
- screwed up,
- skimble-skamble,
- snafu,
- to the contrary,
- topsy-turvy,
- tout au contraire,
- transposed,
- turned around,
- vice versa,
- wrong side out
- surveillance
collapse
- close observation of a person or group (usually by the police) related words >
- accountability,
- ambuscade,
- ambush,
- ambushment,
- auspices,
- blind,
- booby trap,
- bossing,
- bugging,
- care,
- charge,
- cloak-and-dagger work,
- counterespionage,
- counterintelligence,
- custodianship,
- custody,
- eagle eye,
- electronic surveillance,
- espial,
- espionage,
- eye,
- following,
- guard,
- guardedness,
- guardianship,
- intelligence,
- intelligence work,
- intendance,
- invigilation,
- jurisdiction,
- lookout,
- lurking hole,
- military intelligence,
- monitoring,
- observance,
- observation,
- oversight,
- peeled eye,
- proctoring,
- prudence,
- qui vive,
- reconnaissance,
- responsibility,
- scrutiny,
- secret police,
- secret service,
- shadowing,
- sharp eye,
- spying,
- stakeout,
- stalking-horse,
- stewardship,
- superintendence,
- supervision,
- tab,
- tailing,
- tout,
- trailing,
- trap,
- vigil,
- vigilance,
- wariness,
- watch,
- watch and ward,
- watchful eye,
- watchfulness,
- watching,
- weather eye,
- wiretap,
- wiretapping
- overstate
collapse
- to enlarge beyond bounds or the truth; "tended to romanticize and exaggerate this `gracious Old South' imagery" related words >
- aggrandize,
- amplify,
- ballyhoo,
- belie,
- blow up,
- build up,
- burlesque,
- camouflage,
- caricature,
- carry too far,
- color,
- disguise,
- distort,
- draw the longbow,
- dress up,
- embellish,
- embroider,
- enlarge,
- exaggerate,
- falsify,
- fudge,
- garble,
- gild,
- gloss,
- gloss over,
- go to extremes,
- hyperbolize,
- idealize,
- inflate,
- lay it on,
- magnify,
- make much of,
- mask,
- miscite,
- miscolor,
- misquote,
- misreport,
- misrepresent,
- misstate,
- misteach,
- overappraise,
- overassess,
- overcalculate,
- overcharge,
- overcount,
- overdo,
- overdraw,
- overemphasize,
- overesteem,
- overestimate,
- overmeasure,
- overpaint,
- overpraise,
- overprize,
- overrate,
- overreach,
- overreact,
- overreact to,
- overreckon,
- oversell,
- overspeak,
- overstress,
- overvalue,
- pad,
- parody,
- pervert,
- pile it on,
- puff,
- slant,
- strain,
- stretch,
- stretch the truth,
- talk big,
- talk in superlatives,
- titivate,
- tout,
- travesty,
- trick out,
- twist,
- understate,
- varnish,
- warp,
- whitewash,
- wrench
- a rebours,
- against the grain,
- anarchic,
- arsy-varsy,
- ass over elbows,
- ass-backwards,
- back-to-front,
- backwards,
- balled up,
- bollixed up,
- bottom side up,
- bottom up,
- by contraries,
- capsized,
- chaotic,
- chiastic,
- cockeyed,
- confused,
- contra,
- contrarily,
- contrariously,
- contrariwise,
- conversely,
- disarranged,
- disjointed,
- disordered,
- everted,
- fouled up,
- galley-west,
- head over heels,
- heels over head,
- helter-skelter,
- higgledy-piggledy,
- hugger-mugger,
- hyperbatic,
- in a mess,
- in flat opposition,
- inside out,
- introverted,
- invaginated,
- inversed,
- inversely,
- inverted,
- jumbled,
- just the opposite,
- mixed up,
- mucked up,
- muddled,
- nay rather,
- on the contrary,
- oppositely,
- otherwise,
- outside in,
- over,
- palindromic,
- per contra,
- quite the contrary,
- rather,
- resupinate,
- retroverted,
- reversed,
- scattered,
- screwed up,
- skimble-skamble,
- snafu,
- to the contrary,
- tout au contraire,
- transposed,
- turned around,
- unhinged,
- upside down,
- upside-down,
- vice versa,
- wrong side out
- totality
collapse
- the quality of being complete and indiscriminate; "the totality of war and its consequences"; "the all-embracing totality of the state" related words >
- Copernican universe,
- Einsteinian universe,
- Newtonian universe,
- Ptolemaic universe,
- aggregate,
- all,
- all being,
- all creation,
- all hands,
- all the world,
- allness,
- alpha and omega,
- be-all and end-all,
- beginning and end,
- collectivity,
- completeness,
- complex,
- comprehensiveness,
- cosmos,
- created nature,
- created universe,
- creation,
- embodiment,
- entireness,
- entirety,
- every man Jack,
- everybody,
- everyone,
- everything that is,
- exhaustiveness,
- expanding universe,
- form,
- fullness,
- holism,
- inclusiveness,
- intactness,
- integer,
- integrality,
- integration,
- integrity,
- macrocosm,
- macrocosmos,
- megacosm,
- metagalaxy,
- nature,
- omneity,
- omnipresence,
- one and all,
- oneness,
- organic unity,
- pervasiveness,
- plenum,
- pulsating universe,
- sidereal universe,
- solidarity,
- solidity,
- steady-state universe,
- sum of things,
- sum total,
- system,
- thoroughness,
- total,
- total approach,
- totality of being,
- tout le monde,
- ubiquity,
- unity,
- universality,
- universe,
- whole,
- whole wide world,
- wholeness,
- wide world,
- world,
- world without end
- a rebours,
- adverse to,
- against,
- against the grain,
- against the tide,
- against the wind,
- antipode,
- antipodes,
- antipole,
- antithesis,
- antonym,
- arsy-varsy,
- at cross-purposes,
- at cross-purposes with,
- at daggers,
- at daggers drawn,
- at issue,
- at odds,
- at variance,
- at war with,
- athwart,
- by contraries,
- con,
- contradictory,
- contrarily,
- contrariously,
- contrariwise,
- contrary,
- contrawise,
- converse,
- conversely,
- counter,
- counter to,
- counterbalance,
- countercheck,
- counterpoint,
- counterpoise,
- counterpole,
- counterterm,
- cross,
- dead against,
- eyeball-to-eyeball,
- facing,
- foil,
- fronting,
- in conflict with,
- in confrontation,
- in flat opposition,
- in hostile array,
- in opposition,
- in opposition to,
- inverse,
- inversely,
- just the opposite,
- nay rather,
- obverse,
- offset,
- on the contrary,
- opposed to,
- opposite,
- opposite number,
- oppositely,
- otherwise,
- over,
- per contra,
- quite the contrary,
- rather,
- reverse,
- setoff,
- the contrary,
- the other side,
- to the contrary,
- topsy-turvy,
- tout au contraire,
- toward,
- up in arms,
- upside down,
- versus,
- vice versa,
- vis-a-vis,
- with crossed bayonets
- bodily
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- having or relating to a physical material body; "bodily existence"
- affecting or characteristic of the body as opposed to the mind or spirit; "bodily needs"; "a corporal defect"; "corporeal suffering"; "a somatic symptom or somatic illness"
- of or relating to or belonging to the body; "a bodily organ"; "bodily functions"
- in bodily form; "he was translated bodily to heaven" related words >
- Adamic,
- Circean,
- across the board,
- all,
- all put together,
- altogether,
- animal,
- animalistic,
- as a body,
- as a whole,
- at large,
- atavistic,
- beastlike,
- beastly,
- bestial,
- born,
- brutal,
- brute,
- brutish,
- carnal,
- carnal-minded,
- coarse,
- coeval,
- collectively,
- congenital,
- connatal,
- connate,
- connatural,
- constitutional,
- corporal,
- corporately,
- corporeal,
- earthly,
- earthy,
- en bloc,
- en masse,
- entirely,
- fallen,
- fleshly,
- genetic,
- gross,
- hereditary,
- hylic,
- in a body,
- in all,
- in all respects,
- in bulk,
- in its entirety,
- in person,
- in propria persona,
- in the aggregate,
- in the blood,
- in the flesh,
- in the gross,
- in the lump,
- in the mass,
- in toto,
- inborn,
- inbred,
- incarnate,
- indigenous,
- inherited,
- innate,
- instinctive,
- instinctual,
- lapsed,
- material,
- materialistic,
- materiate,
- native,
- native to,
- natural,
- natural to,
- nonspiritual,
- on all counts,
- organic,
- orgiastic,
- personally,
- physical,
- postlapsarian,
- primal,
- secular,
- sensual,
- somatic,
- substantial,
- swinish,
- temperamental,
- temporal,
- totally,
- tout ensemble,
- unspiritual,
- wholly,
- worldly
- Nimrod,
- adventurer,
- amateur athlete,
- archer,
- athlete,
- ballplayer,
- baseballer,
- baseman,
- batter,
- battery,
- beater,
- betting ring,
- bettor,
- big game hunter,
- blocking back,
- boneshaker,
- bowman,
- cardshark,
- cardsharp,
- cardsharper,
- catcher,
- center,
- coach,
- competitor,
- compulsive gambler,
- courser,
- crap shooter,
- cricketer,
- defensive lineman,
- end,
- footballer,
- gambler,
- games-player,
- gamester,
- guard,
- hazarder,
- hunter,
- huntress,
- huntsman,
- infielder,
- jacker,
- jacklighter,
- jock,
- jumper,
- lineman,
- offensive lineman,
- outfield,
- outfielder,
- petty gambler,
- piker,
- player,
- plunger,
- poloist,
- professional athlete,
- pugilist,
- punter,
- quarterback,
- racer,
- sharp,
- sharper,
- sharpie,
- shikari,
- skater,
- speculator,
- sport,
- sporting man,
- sportswoman,
- stalker,
- tackle,
- tailback,
- tinhorn,
- tipster,
- tout,
- toxophilite,
- trapper,
- venturer,
- wagerer,
- white hunter,
- wingback,
- wrestler
- nothing
collapse
- a nonexistent thing
- a quantity of no importance; "it looked like nothing I had ever seen before"; "reduced to nil all the work we had done"; "we racked up a pathetic goose egg"; "it was all for naught"; "I didn't hear zilch about it"
- in no way; to no degree; "he looks nothing like his father" related words >
- a little thing,
- a nobody,
- a nothing,
- aught,
- bagatelle,
- blank,
- cipher,
- clean slate,
- common man,
- dud,
- dummy,
- empty space,
- figurehead,
- good-for-nothing,
- goose egg,
- hardly anything,
- hollow man,
- inanity,
- inessential,
- insignificancy,
- jackstraw,
- lay figure,
- lightweight,
- little fellow,
- little guy,
- man of straw,
- marginal matter,
- matter of indifference,
- mediocrity,
- mere nothing,
- minor matter,
- nada,
- naught,
- nebbish,
- nichts,
- nihil,
- nihility,
- nil,
- nix,
- no great matter,
- no such thing,
- no-account,
- no-good,
- nobody,
- nobody one knows,
- nonentity,
- nothing at all,
- nothing in particular,
- nothing on earth,
- nothing to signify,
- nothing whatever,
- nothingness,
- nought,
- nullity,
- obscurity,
- ought,
- paltry affair,
- peanuts,
- peu de chose,
- pip-squeak,
- punk,
- puppet,
- pushover,
- rien du tout,
- runt,
- scarcely anything,
- scrub,
- shrimp,
- small fry,
- small potato,
- small potatoes,
- squirt,
- squit,
- tabula rasa,
- technicality,
- thing of naught,
- trifle,
- unworthy,
- vacuum,
- valueless,
- void,
- whiffet,
- whippersnapper,
- wind,
- zero,
- zilch
- Arab,
- adventurer,
- beach bum,
- beachcomber,
- beggar,
- betting ring,
- bettor,
- bo,
- boneshaker,
- bum,
- bummer,
- cardshark,
- cardsharp,
- cardsharper,
- cheapskate,
- compulsive gambler,
- crap shooter,
- dogie,
- drifter,
- floater,
- gambler,
- gamester,
- gamin,
- gamine,
- guttersnipe,
- hazarder,
- hobo,
- homeless waif,
- idler,
- landloper,
- lazzarone,
- loafer,
- losel,
- mudlark,
- niggard,
- penny pincher,
- petty gambler,
- pier,
- player,
- plunger,
- punter,
- ragamuffin,
- ragman,
- ragpicker,
- roadster,
- rounder,
- sharp,
- sharper,
- sharpie,
- ski bum,
- skinflint,
- speculator,
- sport,
- sporting man,
- sportsman,
- stiff,
- stray,
- street Arab,
- street arab,
- street urchin,
- sundowner,
- surf bum,
- swagman,
- swagsman,
- tatterdemalion,
- tennis bum,
- tightwad,
- tinhorn,
- tipster,
- tout,
- tramp,
- traveler,
- turnpiker,
- urchin,
- vag,
- vagabond,
- vagrant,
- venturer,
- wagerer,
- waif,
- waifs and strays,
- wastrel
- rag
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- a boisterous practical joke (especially by college students)
- a small piece of cloth or paper
- a week at British universities during which side-shows and processions of floats are organized to raise money for charities
- break into lumps before sorting; "rag ore"
- play in ragtime; "rag that old tune" related words >
- abuse,
- acid rock,
- act drop,
- afterglow,
- afterimage,
- andante tempo,
- apparel,
- array,
- asbestos,
- asbestos board,
- attire,
- avant-garde jazz,
- backdrop,
- balance,
- ballroom music,
- banter,
- bark at,
- baste,
- batten,
- bawl out,
- beat,
- bebop,
- bedizenment,
- berate,
- betongue,
- blacken,
- boltrope,
- bones,
- boogie-woogie,
- bop,
- border,
- butt,
- butt end,
- candle ends,
- canvas,
- carpet,
- chaff,
- chew,
- chew out,
- clew,
- cloth,
- clothes,
- clothing,
- compound time,
- costume,
- coulisse,
- counterweight,
- country rock,
- cringle,
- crowd of sail,
- culm,
- curtain,
- curtain board,
- cyclorama,
- daily,
- daily newspaper,
- dance music,
- dances,
- deadwood,
- debris,
- decor,
- deride,
- detritus,
- dishwater,
- draff,
- drapery,
- dregs,
- dress,
- dressing,
- drop,
- drop curtain,
- duds,
- duple time,
- dust,
- earing,
- end,
- etoffe,
- execrate,
- extra,
- extra edition,
- fabric,
- fag end,
- fashion,
- fatigues,
- feathers,
- felt,
- fig,
- filings,
- fire curtain,
- flat,
- flipper,
- folk rock,
- fool,
- foot,
- fore-and-aft sail,
- fossil,
- frock,
- fulminate against,
- fun,
- garb,
- garbage,
- garment,
- garments,
- gash,
- gazette,
- gear,
- goods,
- gown,
- grin at,
- guise,
- habiliment,
- habit,
- hanging,
- hard rock,
- haze,
- head,
- hogwash,
- hold in derision,
- holdover,
- hot jazz,
- husks,
- investiture,
- investment,
- jape,
- jaw,
- jazz,
- jest,
- jive,
- joke,
- jolly,
- josh,
- kid,
- lace,
- largo,
- laugh at,
- laugh to scorn,
- leavings,
- leech,
- lees,
- leftovers,
- linen,
- load with reproaches,
- luff,
- mainstream jazz,
- make fun of,
- make game of,
- make merry with,
- march tempo,
- material,
- mixed times,
- musical suite,
- muslin,
- napery,
- national newspaper,
- needle,
- neighborhood newspaper,
- news,
- newspaper,
- newspaper of record,
- odds and ends,
- offal,
- offscourings,
- old clothes,
- orts,
- pan,
- paper,
- parings,
- pillory,
- plain sail,
- play jazz,
- point at,
- poke fun at,
- potsherds,
- press of sail,
- presto,
- put on,
- put one on,
- rags,
- ragtime,
- rail,
- rail at,
- raiment,
- rally,
- rant,
- raspings,
- rate,
- rave against,
- razz,
- reduced sail,
- reef point,
- reefed sail,
- refuse,
- relics,
- remainder,
- remains,
- remnant,
- residue,
- residuum,
- rest,
- revile,
- rhythm-and-blues,
- rib,
- ride,
- ridicule,
- roach,
- roast,
- robe,
- robes,
- rock,
- rock-and-roll,
- rubato,
- rubbish,
- ruins,
- rump,
- sail,
- sawdust,
- scene,
- scenery,
- scourings,
- scrap iron,
- scraps,
- screen,
- scum,
- sextuple time,
- shadow,
- shards,
- shavings,
- sheet,
- side scene,
- silk,
- simple time,
- slack,
- slag,
- slop,
- slops,
- smile at,
- snicker at,
- snigger at,
- special,
- special edition,
- sportswear,
- square sail,
- stage screw,
- straw,
- stubble,
- stuff,
- stump,
- style,
- suite,
- suite of dances,
- survival,
- sweepings,
- swill,
- swing,
- syncopate,
- syncopated music,
- syncopation,
- syncope,
- tab,
- tableau,
- tabloid,
- tares,
- tatters,
- tease,
- teaser,
- tempo,
- tempo rubato,
- textile,
- textile fabric,
- texture,
- the new music,
- threads,
- three-quarter time,
- thunder against,
- time,
- time pattern,
- timing,
- tissu,
- tissue,
- togs,
- toilette,
- tongue-lash,
- tormentor,
- trace,
- transformation,
- transformation scene,
- trim,
- triple time,
- triplet,
- twit,
- two-four time,
- vestige,
- vestment,
- vesture,
- vilify,
- vituperate,
- waltz time,
- wastage,
- waste,
- waste matter,
- wastepaper,
- wear,
- wearing apparel,
- weave,
- web,
- weeds,
- weekly,
- weekly newspaper,
- weft,
- wing,
- wingcut,
- woodcut,
- woof,
- wool,
- yell at,
- yelp at
- communicant
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- a person entitled to receive Communion related words >
- Christian,
- God-fearing man,
- accepter,
- adorer,
- adviser,
- announcer,
- annunciator,
- authority,
- beadsman,
- believer,
- brother,
- catechumen,
- celebrant,
- channel,
- chapelgoer,
- church member,
- churchgoer,
- churchite,
- churchman,
- churchwoman,
- communicator,
- congregation,
- convert,
- daily communicant,
- devotee,
- devotionalist,
- disciple,
- enlightener,
- evangelist,
- expert witness,
- fanatic,
- follower,
- good Christian,
- gossipmonger,
- grapevine,
- idolater,
- informant,
- information center,
- information medium,
- informer,
- interviewee,
- laic,
- lay brother,
- lay sister,
- layman,
- laywoman,
- monitor,
- mouthpiece,
- neophyte,
- newsmonger,
- notifier,
- parishioner,
- petitioner,
- pietist,
- prayer,
- press,
- proselyte,
- public relations officer,
- publisher,
- radio,
- receiver,
- religionist,
- reporter,
- revivalist,
- saint,
- secular,
- sister,
- source,
- spokesman,
- suppliant,
- supplicant,
- supplicator,
- television,
- teller,
- theist,
- tipster,
- tout,
- truster,
- venerator,
- votary,
- witness,
- worshiper,
- zealot
- at large
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- in a general fashion; "he talked at large about his plans" related words >
- across the board,
- afoot and lighthearted,
- all,
- all in all,
- all put together,
- all things considered,
- altogether,
- as a body,
- as a rule,
- as a whole,
- as an approximation,
- at length,
- at liberty,
- bodily,
- broadly,
- broadly speaking,
- by and large,
- chiefly,
- clear,
- collectively,
- commonly,
- corporately,
- detached,
- diffusely,
- disengaged,
- dispersedly,
- easygoing,
- emancipated,
- en bloc,
- en masse,
- entirely,
- escaped,
- everywhere,
- fled,
- flown,
- footloose,
- footloose and fancy-free,
- free,
- free and easy,
- free as air,
- freeborn,
- freed,
- fugitive,
- generally,
- generally speaking,
- go-as-you-please,
- here and there,
- in a body,
- in all,
- in all quarters,
- in all respects,
- in bulk,
- in detail,
- in extenso,
- in full,
- in general,
- in its entirety,
- in places,
- in spots,
- in the aggregate,
- in the clear,
- in the gross,
- in the lump,
- in the mass,
- in toto,
- liberated,
- loose,
- mainly,
- mostly,
- normally,
- on all counts,
- on balance,
- on the loose,
- on the whole,
- ordinarily,
- out of,
- overall,
- passim,
- predominantly,
- prevailingly,
- released,
- roughly,
- roughly speaking,
- routinely,
- runaway,
- scot-free,
- sparsely,
- sparsim,
- speaking generally,
- sporadically,
- throughout,
- totally,
- tout ensemble,
- unattached,
- uncommitted,
- unengaged,
- uninvolved,
- usually,
- well out of,
- wherever you look,
- wholly
- publisher
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- a firm in the publishing business
- a person engaged in publishing periodicals or books or music
- the proprietor of a newspaper related words >
- adviser,
- announcer,
- annunciator,
- authority,
- 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,
- channel,
- chief librarian,
- college editor,
- communicant,
- communicator,
- copy editor,
- curator,
- dictionary editor,
- editor,
- editor-in-chief,
- enlightener,
- executive editor,
- expert witness,
- gossipmonger,
- grapevine,
- informant,
- information center,
- information medium,
- informer,
- interviewee,
- juvenile editor,
- librarian,
- library director,
- managing editor,
- monitor,
- mouthpiece,
- newsmonger,
- notifier,
- permissions editor,
- philobiblist,
- press,
- printer,
- production editor,
- public relations officer,
- radio,
- reference editor,
- reference librarian,
- reporter,
- source,
- spokesman,
- television,
- teller,
- textbook editor,
- tipster,
- tout,
- trade editor,
- witness
- spokesman
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- a male spokesperson related words >
- adviser,
- agent,
- announcer,
- annunciator,
- authority,
- champion,
- channel,
- communicant,
- communicator,
- connection,
- debater,
- declaimer,
- delegate,
- demagogue,
- deputy,
- enlightener,
- expert witness,
- front,
- front man,
- go-between,
- gossipmonger,
- grapevine,
- haranguer,
- herald,
- informant,
- information center,
- information medium,
- informer,
- interagent,
- interceder,
- intercessor,
- intermediary,
- intermediate,
- intermediate agent,
- intermediator,
- intermedium,
- internuncio,
- intervener,
- interventionist,
- interventor,
- interviewee,
- jawsmith,
- mediator,
- medium,
- middleman,
- monitor,
- mouth,
- mouthpiece,
- negotiant,
- negotiator,
- negotiatress,
- negotiatrix,
- newsmonger,
- notifier,
- official spokesman,
- ombudsman,
- panelist,
- press,
- prolocutor,
- prolocutress,
- prolocutrix,
- prophet,
- protagonist,
- public relations officer,
- public speaker,
- publisher,
- rabble-rouser,
- radio,
- ranter,
- rapporteur,
- reporter,
- representative,
- source,
- speaker,
- speecher,
- speechifier,
- speechmaker,
- spieler,
- spokesperson,
- spokeswoman,
- spouter,
- talker,
- television,
- teller,
- tipster,
- tout,
- tub-thumper,
- voice,
- witness
- television
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- a telecommunication system that transmits images of objects (stationary or moving) between distant points
- broadcasting visual images of stationary or moving objects; "she is a star of screen and video"; "Television is a medium because it is neither rare nor well done" - Ernie Kovacs related words >
- TV,
- advice,
- adviser,
- announcer,
- annunciator,
- authority,
- automation,
- avionics,
- box,
- broadcast journalism,
- channel,
- communicant,
- communicator,
- electron microscopy,
- electron optics,
- electron physics,
- electronic engineering,
- electronics,
- electrophysics,
- enlightener,
- expert witness,
- gossipmonger,
- grapevine,
- informant,
- information,
- information center,
- information medium,
- informer,
- intelligence,
- interviewee,
- journalism,
- line radio,
- monitor,
- mouthpiece,
- news,
- news agency,
- news medium,
- news service,
- newsiness,
- newsletter,
- newsmagazine,
- newsmonger,
- newspaper,
- newsworthiness,
- notifier,
- photoelectricity,
- press,
- press association,
- public relations officer,
- publisher,
- radar,
- radio,
- radionics,
- radiophotography,
- radiotelegraphy,
- radiotelephony,
- reportage,
- reporter,
- source,
- spokesman,
- telegraph agency,
- teller,
- telly,
- the fourth estate,
- the press,
- tidings,
- tipster,
- tout,
- transistor physics,
- tube,
- wire service,
- wire wave communication,
- wired radio,
- wired wireless,
- wireless,
- wireless telegraphy,
- wireless telephony,
- witness,
- word
- cohort
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- a band of warriors (originally a unit of a Roman Legion)
- a company of companions or supporters related words >
- KP,
- abettor,
- accessory,
- accomplice,
- accomplice in crime,
- adherent,
- adjunct,
- age group,
- ally,
- army,
- army group,
- associate,
- attendance,
- attendant,
- band,
- battalion,
- battery,
- battle group,
- bedfellow,
- bevy,
- body,
- body of retainers,
- brigade,
- brother,
- brother-in-arms,
- bunch,
- cabal,
- cadre,
- cast,
- clique,
- coadjutor,
- coconspirator,
- colleague,
- column,
- combat command,
- combat team,
- companion,
- company,
- compatriot,
- compeer,
- complement,
- comrade,
- confederate,
- confrere,
- consociate,
- consort,
- contingent,
- copartner,
- corps,
- cortege,
- coterie,
- court,
- covey,
- crew,
- crony,
- crowd,
- detachment,
- detail,
- disciple,
- division,
- entourage,
- faction,
- fellow,
- fellow conspirator,
- fellow member,
- field army,
- field train,
- file,
- fleet,
- flying column,
- follower,
- following,
- friend,
- gang,
- garrison,
- group,
- grouping,
- groupment,
- henchman,
- in-group,
- junta,
- kitchen police,
- legion,
- maniple,
- mate,
- mob,
- movement,
- organization,
- out-group,
- outfit,
- pack,
- parasite,
- pard,
- partisan,
- party,
- peer group,
- phalanx,
- platoon,
- posse,
- rank,
- regiment,
- retinue,
- rout,
- salon,
- satellite,
- sectary,
- section,
- set,
- socius criminis,
- squad,
- squadron,
- stable,
- string,
- suite,
- supporter,
- tactical unit,
- task force,
- team,
- train,
- tribe,
- troop,
- troupe,
- unit,
- wing
- MC,
- auteur,
- ballyhoo man,
- ballyhooer,
- barker,
- bunco artist,
- bunco steerer,
- callboy,
- canvasser,
- cardsharp,
- cardsharper,
- carpetbagger,
- cheater,
- con artist,
- con man,
- confidence man,
- costume designer,
- costumer,
- costumier,
- crimp,
- debater,
- declaimer,
- defrauder,
- demagogue,
- diddler,
- director,
- double-dealer,
- emcee,
- equestrian director,
- exhibitor,
- flimflammer,
- gypper,
- haranguer,
- horse coper,
- horse trader,
- impresario,
- jackleg,
- jawsmith,
- land pirate,
- land shark,
- land-grabber,
- makeup man,
- master of ceremonies,
- mortgage shark,
- panelist,
- pettifogger,
- pitchman,
- playreader,
- producer,
- prompter,
- public speaker,
- rabble-rouser,
- ranter,
- ringmaster,
- scenewright,
- set designer,
- shark,
- sharp,
- sharper,
- sharpie,
- shortchanger,
- showman,
- shyster,
- slicker,
- solicitor,
- speaker,
- speecher,
- speechifier,
- speechmaker,
- spokesman,
- spokeswoman,
- spouter,
- stage director,
- stage manager,
- talker,
- theater man,
- theatrician,
- ticket collector,
- tout,
- touter,
- tub-thumper,
- usher,
- usherer,
- usherette
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