Related Words:
- epic
collapse - very imposing or impressive; surpassing the ordinary (especially in size or scale); "an epic voyage"; "of heroic proportions"; "heroic sculpture"
- constituting or having to do with or suggestive of a literary epic; "epic tradition" related words >
- English sonnet,
- Horatian ode,
- Italian sonnet,
- Petrarchan sonnet,
- Pindaric ode,
- Sapphic ode,
- Shakespearean sonnet,
- account,
- alba,
- anacreontic,
- anecdotage,
- anecdote,
- balada,
- ballad,
- ballade,
- bucolic,
- canso,
- chanson,
- chronicle,
- clerihew,
- dirge,
- dithyramb,
- eclogue,
- elegy,
- epigram,
- epithalamium,
- epode,
- epopee,
- epopoeia,
- epos,
- georgic,
- ghazel,
- haiku,
- idyll,
- jingle,
- limerick,
- lyric,
- madrigal,
- monody,
- narration,
- narrative,
- narrative poem,
- nursery rhyme,
- ode,
- palinode,
- pastoral,
- pastoral elegy,
- pastorela,
- pastourelle,
- poem,
- prothalamium,
- rhyme,
- rondeau,
- rondel,
- roundel,
- roundelay,
- saga,
- satire,
- sestina,
- sloka,
- song,
- sonnet,
- sonnet sequence,
- story,
- tale,
- tanka,
- tenso,
- tenzone,
- threnody,
- triolet,
- troubadour poem,
- verse,
- verselet,
- versicle,
- villanelle,
- virelay,
- yarn
- diarist
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- someone who keeps a diary or journal related words >
- Boswell,
- advertising writer,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- autobiographer,
- autobiographist,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- biographer,
- calendar maker,
- calendarist,
- chronicler,
- chronographer,
- chronologer,
- chronologist,
- clockmaker,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- historian,
- historiographer,
- horologist,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- memorialist,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- reviewer,
- scenario writer,
- scenarist,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- technical writer,
- timekeeper,
- timer,
- watchmaker,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer
- stratum
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- one of several parallel layers of material arranged one on top of another (such as a layer of tissue or cells in an organism or a layer of sedimentary rock) related words >
- Appleton layer,
- F layer,
- Heaviside-Kennelly layer,
- Van Allen belt,
- band,
- bed,
- bedding,
- belt,
- blood,
- bracket,
- branch,
- caste,
- category,
- chemosphere,
- clan,
- class,
- couche,
- course,
- deck,
- division,
- estate,
- floor,
- gallery,
- grade,
- group,
- grouping,
- head,
- heading,
- ionosphere,
- isothermal region,
- kin,
- label,
- layer,
- ledge,
- level,
- lower atmosphere,
- measures,
- order,
- outer atmosphere,
- overlayer,
- overstory,
- photosphere,
- pigeonhole,
- plane,
- position,
- predicament,
- race,
- rank,
- rating,
- rubric,
- seam,
- section,
- sept,
- set,
- shelf,
- stage,
- standing,
- station,
- status,
- step,
- story,
- strain,
- stratification,
- stratosphere,
- subdivision,
- subgroup,
- suborder,
- substratosphere,
- substratum,
- superstratum,
- table,
- thickness,
- tier,
- title,
- topsoil,
- tropopause,
- troposphere,
- underlayer,
- understory,
- understratum,
- upper atmosphere,
- vein,
- zone
- coauthor
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- a writer who collaborates with others in writing something related words >
- advertising writer,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- collaborate,
- collaborationist,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- compiler,
- compose,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- dash off,
- diarist,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- editorialize,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- formulate,
- free lance,
- free-lance,
- free-lance writer,
- ghost,
- ghostwrite,
- ghostwriter,
- humorist,
- indite,
- inditer,
- knock off,
- knock out,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- novelize,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- poet,
- prepare,
- produce,
- prose writer,
- reviewer,
- scenario writer,
- scenarist,
- scenarize,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- technical writer,
- throw on paper,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- write,
- writer
- tattle
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- disclosing information or giving evidence about another related words >
- babble,
- back-fence gossip,
- be indiscreet,
- be unguarded,
- bear witness against,
- betray,
- betray a confidence,
- blab,
- blabber,
- blather,
- blether,
- blow the whistle,
- blurt,
- blurt out,
- buzz,
- chatter,
- chitchat,
- clatter,
- cry,
- divulge,
- fink,
- give away,
- gossip,
- gossiping,
- gossipmongering,
- gossipry,
- grapevine,
- groundless rumor,
- hearsay,
- idle talk,
- inform,
- inform against,
- inform on,
- jabber,
- leak,
- let drop,
- let fall,
- let slip,
- narc,
- natter,
- newsmongering,
- peach,
- piece of gossip,
- prate,
- prattle,
- rat,
- retail gossip,
- reveal,
- reveal a secret,
- rumble,
- rumor,
- scuttlebutt,
- sell out,
- sing,
- snitch,
- snitch on,
- spill,
- spill the beans,
- squeal,
- stool,
- story,
- tale,
- talebearing,
- taletelling,
- talk,
- tattle on,
- tell,
- tell idle tales,
- tell on,
- tell secrets,
- tell tales,
- testify against,
- tittle-tattle,
- turn informer
- annalist
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- a historian who writes annals related words >
- Boswell,
- advertising writer,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- autobiographer,
- autobiographist,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- biographer,
- calendar maker,
- calendarist,
- chronicler,
- chronographer,
- chronologer,
- chronologist,
- clockmaker,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- diarist,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- genealogist,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- historian,
- historiographer,
- horologist,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- memorialist,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- reviewer,
- scenario writer,
- scenarist,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- technical writer,
- timekeeper,
- timer,
- watchmaker,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer
- riot
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- a public act of violence by an unruly mob
- take part in a riot; disturb the public peace by engaging in a riot; "Students were rioting everywhere in 1968" related words >
- abundance,
- ado,
- affluence,
- affray,
- ample sufficiency,
- ampleness,
- amplitude,
- anarchism,
- anarchy,
- arise,
- assault,
- attack,
- avalanche,
- barbarize,
- batter,
- battering,
- battle,
- belly laugh,
- best seller,
- big hit,
- blue story,
- bonanza,
- bother,
- bountifulness,
- bountiousness,
- box,
- brawl,
- brilliant success,
- broil,
- brouhaha,
- brutalize,
- bud,
- bumper crop,
- burgeon,
- burn,
- burst forth,
- butcher,
- butchery,
- carouse,
- carry on,
- civil disorder,
- clash,
- close,
- collide,
- combat,
- come to blows,
- comedian,
- comedienne,
- commotion,
- contend,
- contest,
- copiousness,
- create a disturbance,
- create a riot,
- cut and thrust,
- cut loose,
- destroy,
- dirty joke,
- dirty story,
- disorderliness,
- disruption,
- distemper,
- disturbance,
- do,
- donnybrook,
- donnybrook fair,
- double entendre,
- duel,
- dustup,
- embroilment,
- emeute,
- ethnic joke,
- exchange blows,
- extravagance,
- exuberance,
- fad,
- fence,
- fertility,
- feud,
- fight,
- fight a duel,
- flood,
- flourish,
- flow,
- foison,
- foofaraw,
- forcible seizure,
- fracas,
- fray,
- free-for-all,
- frolic,
- full measure,
- fullness,
- fun,
- funny story,
- fuss,
- gag,
- gas,
- gasser,
- gemmate,
- general uprising,
- generosity,
- generousness,
- germinate,
- give and take,
- give satisfaction,
- go berserk,
- go on,
- good one,
- good story,
- grapple,
- grapple with,
- great abundance,
- great plenty,
- great success,
- grow,
- grow rank,
- gush,
- hammer,
- hassle,
- hell,
- helter-skelter,
- hit,
- howl,
- howler,
- hubbub,
- imbroglio,
- insurge,
- insurgence,
- insurgency,
- insurrect,
- insurrection,
- jacquerie,
- jape,
- jest,
- jestbook,
- joke,
- jostle,
- joust,
- killing,
- knock-down-and-drag-out,
- landslide,
- laugh,
- lavishness,
- lawlessness,
- lay waste,
- laying waste,
- leaf,
- leaf out,
- leave,
- levee en masse,
- liberality,
- liberalness,
- loot,
- looting,
- lots,
- luxuriance,
- luxuriate,
- make a commotion,
- make an ado,
- make trouble,
- massacre,
- maul,
- maximum,
- melee,
- meteoric success,
- misrule,
- mix it up,
- momentary success,
- more than enough,
- mount the barricades,
- much,
- mug,
- mutineer,
- mutiny,
- myriad,
- myriads,
- numerousness,
- obstreperousness,
- onslaught,
- opulence,
- opulency,
- outbreak,
- outburst,
- outpouring,
- overflow,
- overgrow,
- overrun,
- overthrow,
- pandemonium,
- panic,
- peasant revolt,
- pell-mell,
- pillage,
- pillaging,
- play,
- plenitude,
- plenteousness,
- plentifulness,
- plenty,
- point,
- pother,
- prevalence,
- prodigality,
- productiveness,
- profuseness,
- profusion,
- pullulate,
- put forth,
- put forth leaves,
- put out buds,
- putsch,
- quantities,
- quarrel,
- racket,
- rage,
- raise a ruckus,
- raise a rumpus,
- raise a storm,
- ramp,
- rampage,
- rant,
- rape,
- rassle,
- rave,
- rebel,
- rebellion,
- reluct,
- reluctate,
- repleteness,
- repletion,
- resounding triumph,
- revolt,
- revolute,
- revolution,
- revolutionize,
- rib tickler,
- rich harvest,
- rich vein,
- richness,
- rioting,
- riotousness,
- rise,
- rise up,
- rising,
- roar,
- roaring success,
- roil,
- roister,
- root,
- rough-and-tumble,
- roughhouse,
- row,
- ruckus,
- ruction,
- ruin,
- rumpus,
- run a tilt,
- run amok,
- run riot,
- run wild,
- sack,
- sacking,
- savage,
- scads,
- scramble,
- scream,
- scrimmage,
- scuffle,
- sensation,
- shindy,
- shoot,
- shoot up,
- shower,
- sick joke,
- sidesplitter,
- sight gag,
- skirmish,
- slaughter,
- smash,
- smash hit,
- sow chaos,
- sowing with salt,
- spar,
- spate,
- sport,
- spree,
- sprout,
- sprout up,
- stir,
- storm,
- story,
- stream,
- strife,
- strike,
- strike root,
- strive,
- struggle,
- substantiality,
- substantialness,
- subvert,
- superabundance,
- take root,
- tear,
- tear around,
- teemingness,
- terrorize,
- thrust and parry,
- tilt,
- to-do,
- tourney,
- triumph,
- trouble,
- tumult,
- turbulence,
- turmoil,
- tussle,
- unrest,
- unruliness,
- uprising,
- uproar,
- upspear,
- upsprout,
- vandalize,
- vegetate,
- violate,
- violation,
- violence,
- visual joke,
- wage war,
- war,
- wassail,
- wealth,
- wheeze,
- wow,
- wreck,
- wrestle,
- yarn
- fortune
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- a large amount of wealth or prosperity
- your overall circumstances or condition in life (including everything that happens to you); "whatever my fortune may be"; "deserved a better fate"; "has a happy lot"; "the luck of the Irish"; "a victim of circumstances"; "success that was her portion" related words >
- Clio,
- Friday,
- Friday the thirteenth,
- Muse of history,
- accidentality,
- actuarial calculation,
- adventitiousness,
- adventures,
- affluence,
- annals,
- appointed lot,
- assets,
- astral influences,
- astrology,
- autobiography,
- beggared,
- biographical sketch,
- biography,
- blessing,
- bomb,
- boodle,
- book of fate,
- bottomless purse,
- break,
- bulging purse,
- bundle,
- calculated risk,
- case history,
- casualness,
- chance,
- chronicle,
- chronicles,
- chronology,
- circumstances,
- confessions,
- constellation,
- cup,
- curriculum vitae,
- destination,
- destiny,
- destitute,
- diary,
- dies funestis,
- doom,
- easy circumstances,
- embarras de richesses,
- end,
- estate,
- expectations,
- experiences,
- fatality,
- fate,
- felicity,
- flier,
- flukiness,
- foredoom,
- fortuitousness,
- fortuity,
- fortunateness,
- fortuneless,
- fortunes,
- future,
- gamble,
- gold,
- good fortune,
- good luck,
- hagiography,
- hagiology,
- handsome fortune,
- hap,
- happenstance,
- happy chance,
- happy fortune,
- hazard,
- heedless hap,
- high income,
- high tax bracket,
- historiography,
- history,
- holdings,
- how they fall,
- ides of March,
- impecunious,
- impoverished,
- independence,
- indeterminacy,
- indeterminateness,
- indigent,
- inevitability,
- journal,
- karma,
- kismet,
- law of averages,
- legend,
- life,
- life and letters,
- life story,
- lot,
- luck,
- luckiness,
- lucre,
- luxuriousness,
- mammon,
- martyrology,
- material wealth,
- means,
- memoir,
- memoirs,
- memorabilia,
- memorial,
- memorials,
- mint,
- moira,
- money,
- money to burn,
- moneybags,
- necrology,
- needy,
- obituary,
- opportunity,
- opulence,
- opulency,
- packet,
- pelf,
- penurious,
- photobiography,
- pile,
- planets,
- play,
- plunge,
- portion,
- position,
- possessions,
- pot,
- poverty-stricken,
- pretty penny,
- principle of indeterminacy,
- probability,
- problematicness,
- profile,
- property,
- prosperity,
- prosperousness,
- random sample,
- record,
- resources,
- resume,
- riches,
- richness,
- risk,
- roll,
- run of luck,
- serendipity,
- six-figure income,
- smiles of fortune,
- speculation,
- stars,
- statistical probability,
- story,
- substance,
- the breaks,
- theory of history,
- theory of probability,
- tidy sum,
- treasure,
- uncertainty,
- uncertainty principle,
- unlucky day,
- unprosperous,
- upper bracket,
- venture,
- wad,
- wealth,
- wealthiness,
- weird,
- whatever comes,
- wheel of fortune,
- will of Heaven,
- worth
- reciter
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- someone who recites from memory related words >
- Roscius,
- actor,
- actress,
- anecdotist,
- antagonist,
- bad guy,
- barnstormer,
- character,
- character actor,
- character man,
- character woman,
- child actor,
- diseur,
- diseuse,
- dramatizer,
- elocutioner,
- elocutionist,
- fableist,
- fabler,
- fabulist,
- feeder,
- fictionist,
- foil,
- heavy,
- histrio,
- histrion,
- improvisator,
- improvvisatore,
- ingenue,
- juvenile,
- matinee idol,
- mime,
- mimer,
- mimic,
- monologist,
- mummer,
- mythmaker,
- mythopoet,
- narrator,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pantomime,
- pantomimist,
- playactor,
- player,
- protean actor,
- raconteur,
- reader,
- recitationist,
- recounter,
- relator,
- romancer,
- romancist,
- sagaman,
- short-story writer,
- soubrette,
- spinner of yarns,
- stage performer,
- stage player,
- stooge,
- storier,
- storyteller,
- straight man,
- stroller,
- strolling player,
- taleteller,
- teller of tales,
- theatrical,
- thespian,
- trouper,
- utility man,
- villain,
- word painter,
- yarn spinner
- dramatist
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- someone who writes plays related words >
- advertising writer,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- choreographer,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- comedian,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- dramatizer,
- dramaturge,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- farcer,
- farceur,
- farceuse,
- farcist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- gagman,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- joke writer,
- jokesmith,
- librettist,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- melodramatist,
- mimographer,
- monodramatist,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- play doctor,
- play fixer,
- playwright,
- playwriter,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- reviewer,
- scenario writer,
- scenarioist,
- scenarist,
- screenwriter,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- technical writer,
- tragedian,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer
- national anthem
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- a song formally adopted as the anthem for a nation related words >
- Brautlied,
- Christmas carol,
- Communist threat,
- Kunstlied,
- Liebeslied,
- Volkslied,
- Western imperialism,
- alba,
- anthem,
- art song,
- atrocity story,
- aubade,
- ballad,
- ballade,
- ballata,
- banner,
- barcarole,
- battle hymn,
- bloody shirt,
- blues,
- blues song,
- boat song,
- bridal hymn,
- brindisi,
- calypso,
- canso,
- canticle,
- canzone,
- canzonet,
- canzonetta,
- carol,
- cavatina,
- chanson,
- chant,
- chantey,
- colors,
- croon,
- croon song,
- crostarie,
- dirge,
- ditty,
- drinking song,
- epithalamium,
- expansionism,
- face,
- fiery cross,
- folk song,
- gonfalon,
- hymeneal,
- imperialist threat,
- independence,
- lay,
- lied,
- lilt,
- love song,
- love-lilt,
- manifest destiny,
- martial music,
- matin,
- minstrel song,
- minstrelsy,
- prothalamium,
- self-determination,
- serena,
- serenade,
- serenata,
- song,
- theme song,
- torch song,
- war song,
- wedding song,
- yellow peril
- novelist
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- one who writes novels related words >
- advertising writer,
- anecdotist,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- diarist,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- fableist,
- fabler,
- fabulist,
- fictionist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- mythmaker,
- mythopoet,
- narrator,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- raconteur,
- reciter,
- recounter,
- relator,
- reviewer,
- romancer,
- romancist,
- sagaman,
- scenario writer,
- scenarist,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- spinner of yarns,
- storier,
- storyteller,
- taleteller,
- technical writer,
- teller of tales,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer,
- yarn spinner
- advertising writer,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- choreographer,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- comedian,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- diarist,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- dramatizer,
- dramaturge,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- farcer,
- farceur,
- farceuse,
- farcist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- gagman,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- joke writer,
- jokesmith,
- librettist,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- melodramatist,
- mimographer,
- monodramatist,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- play doctor,
- play fixer,
- playwright,
- playwriter,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- reviewer,
- scenarioist,
- scenarist,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- technical writer,
- tragedian,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer
- scriptwriter
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- someone who writes scripts for plays or movies or broadcast dramas related words >
- advertising writer,
- annalist,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- choreographer,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- comedian,
- compiler,
- composer,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- diarist,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- dramatizer,
- dramaturge,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- farcer,
- farceur,
- farceuse,
- farcist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- gagman,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- humorist,
- inditer,
- joke writer,
- jokesmith,
- librettist,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- melodramatist,
- mimographer,
- monodramatist,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- play doctor,
- play fixer,
- playwright,
- playwriter,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- reviewer,
- scenario writer,
- scenarioist,
- scenarist,
- scribe,
- short-story writer,
- storyteller,
- technical writer,
- tragedian,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer
- whole
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- an assemblage of parts that is regarded as a single entity; "how big is that part compared to the whole?"; "the team is a unit"
- all of something including all its component elements or parts; "Europe considered as a whole"; "the whole of American literature"
- including all components without exception; being one unit or constituting the full amount or extent or duration; complete; "gave his whole attention"; "a whole wardrobe for the tropics"; "the whole hog"; "a whole week"; "the baby cried the whole trip home"; "a whole loaf of bread"
- (of siblings) having the same parents; "whole brothers and sisters" related words >
- a certain,
- absolute,
- account,
- across-the-board,
- admissibility,
- admission,
- admitting no exception,
- aggregate,
- all,
- all hands,
- all the world,
- all-comprehensive,
- all-embracing,
- all-inclusive,
- all-out,
- amount,
- amplitude,
- an,
- any,
- any one,
- assimilation,
- atomic,
- be-all and end-all,
- being,
- blanket,
- box score,
- bulk,
- bunkum,
- cast,
- categorical,
- census,
- clear,
- coherence,
- cohesion,
- compendious,
- complete,
- completeness,
- composition,
- comprehension,
- comprehensive,
- comprehensiveness,
- comprisal,
- concentrated,
- conclusive,
- constituents,
- content,
- contents,
- count,
- coverage,
- decided,
- decisive,
- definite,
- definitive,
- determinate,
- developed,
- difference,
- divisions,
- downright,
- either,
- elements,
- eligibility,
- embodiment,
- embracement,
- encompassment,
- encyclopedic,
- entire,
- entirety,
- entity,
- envisagement,
- every man Jack,
- everybody,
- everyone,
- exclusive,
- exhaustive,
- exhaustiveness,
- explicit,
- express,
- extent,
- final,
- fit,
- fixed,
- flat,
- flat-out,
- flawless,
- force,
- full,
- full-fledged,
- full-grown,
- full-scale,
- global,
- good,
- gross,
- guts,
- hale,
- healthy,
- holistic,
- implicit,
- inappealable,
- inclusion,
- inclusive,
- inclusiveness,
- incorporation,
- index,
- indisputable,
- individual,
- indivisible,
- ingredients,
- innards,
- insides,
- intact,
- integral,
- integrate,
- integrated,
- inventory,
- irreducible,
- items,
- linkage,
- list,
- lone,
- magnitude,
- mass,
- matter,
- mature,
- matured,
- measure,
- measurement,
- membership,
- monadic,
- monistic,
- number,
- numbers,
- omnibus,
- one,
- one and all,
- one and indivisible,
- openness,
- orbicular,
- organism,
- organization,
- out-and-out,
- outright,
- over-all,
- panoramic,
- part,
- participation,
- parts,
- peremptory,
- perfect,
- plenary,
- positive,
- product,
- quantity,
- quantum,
- reception,
- reckoning,
- result,
- resultant,
- right,
- ripe,
- round,
- rounded,
- sane,
- score,
- simple,
- single,
- singular,
- sole,
- solid,
- solitary,
- sound,
- straight,
- straight-out,
- strength,
- substance,
- sum,
- sum total,
- summation,
- supply,
- sweeping,
- synoptic,
- system,
- tale,
- tally,
- the bottom line,
- the story,
- the whole story,
- tolerance,
- toleration,
- total,
- totality,
- tote,
- tout le monde,
- unabbreviated,
- unanalyzable,
- unblemished,
- unbroken,
- uncircumscribed,
- unconditional,
- unconditioned,
- uncut,
- undamaged,
- undiminished,
- undistracted,
- undivided,
- undoubting,
- unequivocal,
- unexpurgated,
- unhampered,
- unhesitating,
- unhurt,
- uniform,
- unimpaired,
- uninjured,
- unique,
- unitary,
- unity,
- universal,
- unlimited,
- unmarred,
- unmistakable,
- unmitigated,
- unqualified,
- unquestioning,
- unreserved,
- unrestricted,
- unswerving,
- untouched,
- unwaivable,
- utter,
- well,
- well-rounded,
- wholesome,
- without exception,
- without omission,
- without reserve,
- x number
- tier
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- one of two or more layers one atop another; "tier upon tier of huge casks"; "a three-tier wedding cake"
- something that is used for tying; "the sail is fastened to the yard with tiers"
- a worker who ties something
- any one of two or more competitors who tie one another related words >
- Indian file,
- array,
- articulation,
- band,
- bank,
- bed,
- bedding,
- belt,
- buzz,
- category,
- catena,
- catenation,
- chain,
- chain reaction,
- chaining,
- concatenation,
- connection,
- consecution,
- continuum,
- couche,
- course,
- cycle,
- deck,
- descent,
- drone,
- echelon,
- endless belt,
- endless round,
- file,
- filiation,
- floor,
- gallery,
- gamut,
- gradation,
- grade,
- group,
- grouping,
- hum,
- layer,
- league,
- ledge,
- level,
- line,
- lineage,
- measures,
- monotone,
- nexus,
- order,
- overlayer,
- overstory,
- pendulum,
- periodicity,
- pigeonhole,
- plenum,
- powder train,
- progression,
- queue,
- range,
- rank,
- recurrence,
- reticulation,
- rotation,
- round,
- routine,
- row,
- run,
- scale,
- seam,
- sequence,
- series,
- shelf,
- single file,
- spectrum,
- stage,
- step,
- story,
- stratum,
- string,
- substratum,
- succession,
- superstratum,
- swath,
- thickness,
- thread,
- topsoil,
- train,
- underlayer,
- understory,
- understratum,
- windrow,
- zone
- fantastic
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- extraordinarily good; used especially as intensifiers; "a fantastic trip to the Orient"; "the film was fantastic!"; "a howling success"; "a marvelous collection of rare books"; "had a rattling conversation about politics"; "a tremendous achievement"
- exceedingly or unbelievably great; "the bomb did fantastic damage"; "Samson is supposed to have had fantastic strength"; "phenomenaRl feats of memory"
- extravagantly fanciful in design, construction, appearance; "Gaudi's fantastic architecture"
- existing in fancy only; "fantastic figures with bulbous heads the circumference of a bushel"- Nathaniel Hawthorne
- extravagantly fanciful and unrealistic; foolish; "a fantastic idea of his own importance" related words >
- Barmecidal,
- Barmecide,
- Gothic,
- absurd,
- adroit,
- airy,
- alien,
- antic,
- appalling,
- apparent,
- apparitional,
- arbitrary,
- astonishing,
- autistic,
- balmy,
- baroque,
- beguiling,
- bewildering,
- beyond belief,
- bizarre,
- brain-born,
- capricious,
- chimeric,
- chimerical,
- clever,
- cockamamie,
- concocted,
- conspicuous,
- cooked-up,
- cracking,
- cranky,
- crazy,
- crotchety,
- deceptive,
- delusional,
- delusionary,
- delusive,
- delusory,
- dereistic,
- dream-built,
- dreamlike,
- dreamy,
- eccentric,
- egregious,
- enigmatic,
- erratic,
- erroneous,
- exceptional,
- exotic,
- extraordinary,
- extravagant,
- fabricated,
- fabulous,
- fallacious,
- false,
- fancied,
- fanciful,
- fancy-born,
- fancy-built,
- fancy-woven,
- fantasied,
- fantasque,
- fascinating,
- fictional,
- fictitious,
- fictive,
- figmental,
- flaky,
- florid,
- foolish,
- forged,
- formidable,
- freakish,
- great,
- grotesque,
- harebrained,
- hatched,
- high-flown,
- humorsome,
- illusional,
- illusionary,
- illusive,
- illusory,
- imaginary,
- imagined,
- implausible,
- impossible,
- incomprehensible,
- inconceivable,
- incredible,
- ingenious,
- insane,
- invented,
- irrational,
- kinky,
- laughable,
- legendary,
- loony,
- ludicrous,
- made-up,
- maggoty,
- manufactured,
- marked,
- marvelous,
- massive,
- miraculous,
- misleading,
- monstrous,
- monumental,
- moody,
- mortal,
- motiveless,
- mythical,
- nonsensical,
- notable,
- noteworthy,
- noticeable,
- notional,
- odd,
- of mark,
- ostensible,
- outlandish,
- outrageous,
- outre,
- outstanding,
- overwhelming,
- passing strange,
- peculiar,
- petulant,
- phantasmagoric,
- phantasmal,
- phantom,
- phenomenal,
- poppycockish,
- preposterous,
- prodigious,
- put-up,
- puzzling,
- quaint,
- queer,
- quirky,
- rare,
- remarkable,
- ridiculous,
- rococo,
- seeming,
- self-deceptive,
- self-deluding,
- sensational,
- signal,
- silly,
- singular,
- specious,
- spectacular,
- spectral,
- splendid,
- strange,
- striking,
- stupendous,
- superior,
- supposititious,
- temperamental,
- terrific,
- towering,
- tremendous,
- trumped-up,
- unaccountable,
- unactual,
- unbelievable,
- uncommon,
- unearthly,
- unexpected,
- unfounded,
- unheard-of,
- unimaginable,
- unique,
- unlikely,
- unprecedented,
- unreal,
- unrealistic,
- unreasonable,
- unrestrained,
- unsubstantial,
- vagarious,
- vagrant,
- visionary,
- wacky,
- wanton,
- wayward,
- weird,
- whimsical,
- wild,
- wonderful,
- wondrous
- recount
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- an additional (usually a second) count; especially of the votes in a close election
- count again; "We had to recount all the votes after an accusation of fraud was made" related words >
- account,
- accounts,
- add up,
- allegorize,
- battologize,
- body count,
- capitulation,
- cast up,
- census,
- cipher up,
- communicate,
- count,
- count up,
- describe,
- detail,
- election returns,
- enumerate,
- fable,
- fabulize,
- fictionalize,
- figure up,
- fill,
- foot up,
- give an encore,
- go over,
- go through,
- head count,
- impart,
- inventory,
- itemize,
- iterate,
- landslide,
- mythicize,
- mythify,
- mythologize,
- narrate,
- nose count,
- novelize,
- official count,
- pad,
- particularize,
- poll,
- practice,
- reaffirm,
- reassert,
- recap,
- recapitulate,
- recapitulation,
- recite,
- reckon up,
- reckoning,
- recounting,
- rehash,
- rehearsal,
- rehearse,
- reissue,
- reiterate,
- relate,
- repertory,
- report,
- reprint,
- restate,
- resume,
- retail,
- retell,
- returns,
- review,
- reword,
- romance,
- run over,
- say over,
- say over again,
- score up,
- specify,
- state,
- statement,
- storify,
- sum,
- sum up,
- summarize,
- summary,
- summate,
- summation,
- summing,
- summing up,
- tally up,
- tautologize,
- tell,
- tell a story,
- tidal wave,
- tot up,
- total,
- total up,
- tote up,
- unfold,
- unfold a tale
- composer
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- someone who composes music as a profession related words >
- advertising writer,
- annalist,
- arranger,
- art critic,
- author,
- authoress,
- ballad maker,
- balladeer,
- balladist,
- balladmonger,
- belletrist,
- bibliographer,
- coauthor,
- collaborator,
- columnist,
- compiler,
- contrapuntist,
- copywriter,
- creative writer,
- critic,
- dance critic,
- diarist,
- drama critic,
- dramatist,
- encyclopedist,
- essayist,
- ethnomusicologist,
- free lance,
- free-lance writer,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- harmonist,
- harmonizer,
- humorist,
- hymnist,
- hymnographer,
- hymnologist,
- inditer,
- librettist,
- literary artist,
- literary craftsman,
- literary critic,
- literary man,
- litterateur,
- logographer,
- madrigalist,
- magazine writer,
- man of letters,
- melodist,
- melodizer,
- monographer,
- music critic,
- musicographer,
- musicologist,
- newspaperman,
- novelettist,
- novelist,
- orchestrator,
- pamphleteer,
- penwoman,
- poet,
- prose writer,
- reviewer,
- scenario writer,
- scenarist,
- scorer,
- scribe,
- scriptwriter,
- short-story writer,
- song writer,
- songsmith,
- storyteller,
- symphonist,
- technical writer,
- tone poet,
- tunesmith,
- word painter,
- wordsmith,
- writer
- notoriety
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- the state of being known for some unfavorable act or quality related words >
- PR,
- acclaim,
- arrantness,
- ballyhoo,
- blatancy,
- blot,
- blurb,
- boldness,
- bright light,
- celebrity,
- character,
- common knowledge,
- conspicuousness,
- cry,
- currency,
- daylight,
- discredit,
- discreditableness,
- disgrace,
- disgracefulness,
- dishonor,
- dishonorableness,
- disreputability,
- disreputableness,
- disrepute,
- eclat,
- exposure,
- fame,
- famousness,
- figure,
- flagrance,
- flagrancy,
- glare,
- glory,
- high relief,
- hoopla,
- hue and cry,
- ignominy,
- infamy,
- kudos,
- limelight,
- maximum dissemination,
- name,
- noticeability,
- notoriousness,
- obloquy,
- obtrusiveness,
- opprobrium,
- ostentation,
- outstandingness,
- plug,
- popularity,
- press notice,
- prominence,
- promotion,
- pronouncedness,
- propaganda,
- public eye,
- public knowledge,
- public relations,
- public report,
- publicity,
- publicity story,
- publicness,
- puff,
- reclame,
- recognition,
- renown,
- rep,
- report,
- reputation,
- repute,
- salience,
- saliency,
- scandal,
- shame,
- shamefulness,
- spotlight,
- stain,
- strikingness,
- strong relief,
- the bubble reputation,
- unrespectability,
- unsavoriness,
- vogue,
- write-up
- topic
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- some situation or event that is thought about; "he kept drifting off the topic"; "he had been thinking about the subject for several years"; "it is a matter for the police" related words >
- action,
- anagnorisis,
- angle,
- architectonics,
- architecture,
- argument,
- atmosphere,
- background,
- bone of contention,
- catastrophe,
- catechism,
- characterization,
- color,
- complication,
- continuity,
- contrivance,
- cross-interrogatory,
- cross-question,
- debating point,
- demand,
- denouement,
- design,
- development,
- device,
- episode,
- fable,
- falling action,
- feeler,
- gimmick,
- head,
- incident,
- inquiry,
- interrogation,
- interrogative,
- interrogatory,
- issue,
- keynote,
- leader,
- leading question,
- line,
- local color,
- matter,
- mood,
- moot point,
- motif,
- motive,
- movement,
- mythos,
- peripeteia,
- plan,
- plot,
- point,
- point at issue,
- point in question,
- problem,
- proposition,
- query,
- question,
- question at issue,
- question mark,
- quodlibet,
- recognition,
- rising action,
- scheme,
- secondary plot,
- slant,
- story,
- structure,
- subject,
- subject matter,
- subplot,
- switch,
- text,
- thematic development,
- theme,
- thesis,
- tone,
- trial balloon,
- twist,
- vexed question
- about the bush,
- alternate,
- around the bush,
- avoid,
- back and fill,
- be untruthful,
- beat about,
- beat around,
- beg the question,
- bicker,
- boggle,
- cavil,
- change,
- choplogic,
- deceive,
- dither,
- dodge,
- double-talk,
- draw the longbow,
- duck,
- elude,
- escape,
- eschew,
- evade,
- evade the issue,
- exaggerate,
- falsify,
- fence,
- fib,
- fluctuate,
- hedge,
- hem and haw,
- hum and haw,
- lie,
- lie flatly,
- mince the truth,
- mince words,
- mislead,
- mystify,
- nitpick,
- obscure,
- oscillate,
- palter,
- parry,
- pendulate,
- pick nits,
- prevaricate,
- pull away,
- pull back,
- pussyfoot,
- put off,
- quibble,
- recoil,
- sheer off,
- shift,
- shift off,
- shilly-shally,
- shrink,
- shuffle,
- shy,
- shy away,
- shy off,
- sidestep,
- skirt,
- speak falsely,
- split hairs,
- step aside,
- story,
- stretch the truth,
- swerve,
- teeter,
- tell a lie,
- tergiversate,
- totter,
- vacillate,
- vary,
- waffle,
- ward off,
- waver,
- weasel,
- wobble
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