Related Words:
- palpitate
collapse - beat rapidly; "His heart palpitated"
- cause to throb or beat rapidly; "Her violent feelings palpitated the young woman's heart" related words >
- beat,
- beat a ruffle,
- beat a tattoo,
- bicker,
- dance,
- drum,
- fidget,
- flap,
- flick,
- flicker,
- flip,
- flip out,
- flit,
- flitter,
- flop,
- flutter,
- freak out on,
- get high on,
- glow,
- go pitapat,
- gutter,
- have the fidgets,
- have the shakes,
- heave,
- jerk,
- pant,
- patter,
- pitter-patter,
- pound,
- pulsate,
- pulse,
- quake,
- quaver,
- quiver,
- roll,
- ruffle,
- shake,
- shiver,
- slat,
- sound a tattoo,
- splatter,
- splutter,
- sputter,
- squirm,
- swell,
- swell with emotion,
- thrill,
- thrill to,
- throb,
- thrum,
- thump,
- tick,
- ticktock,
- tingle,
- tingle with excitement,
- toss,
- toss and turn,
- tremble,
- tumble,
- turn on to,
- twist and turn,
- twitch,
- twitter,
- wave,
- waver,
- wiggle,
- wriggle,
- writhe
- admix,
- alloy,
- amalgamate,
- associate,
- bemingle,
- blend,
- braid,
- coact,
- coalesce,
- combine,
- commingle,
- commix,
- compose,
- compound,
- concoct,
- conglomerate,
- cooperate,
- dovetail,
- emulsify,
- engage,
- enlace,
- entwine,
- fuse,
- hash,
- homogenize,
- immingle,
- immix,
- integrate,
- interact,
- interblend,
- interchange,
- interknit,
- interlace,
- interlard,
- intermesh,
- intermingle,
- intermix,
- interplay,
- intertie,
- intertissue,
- intertwine,
- intertwist,
- interwork,
- intort,
- join,
- jumble,
- knead,
- knit,
- lace,
- link,
- loom,
- loop,
- mat,
- merge,
- mesh,
- mingle,
- mingle-mangle,
- mix,
- mix up,
- mortise,
- net,
- noose,
- plait,
- pleach,
- raddle,
- scramble,
- shuffle,
- splice,
- stir up,
- syncretize,
- throw together,
- tissue,
- toss together,
- twill,
- twine,
- twist,
- wattle,
- weave,
- web,
- work,
- wreathe
- adulterate,
- alloy,
- bargain,
- beat down,
- bid,
- bid for,
- break,
- canker,
- chaffer,
- coarsen,
- confound,
- contaminate,
- corrupt,
- cut,
- cut prices,
- debase,
- debauch,
- decline,
- decry,
- defile,
- deflate,
- deflower,
- degenerate,
- degrade,
- denature,
- deprave,
- depreciate,
- desecrate,
- despoil,
- devaluate,
- devalue,
- dicker,
- distort,
- dive,
- downgrade,
- drive a bargain,
- fall,
- fall in price,
- give way,
- haggle,
- higgle,
- huckster,
- infect,
- jew down,
- lower,
- mark down,
- misuse,
- negotiate,
- nose-dive,
- outbid,
- pare,
- pervert,
- plummet,
- plunge,
- poison,
- pollute,
- prostitute,
- ravage,
- ravish,
- reduce,
- sag,
- shave,
- slash,
- slump,
- taint,
- trim,
- twist,
- ulcerate,
- underbid,
- undervalue,
- violate,
- vitiate,
- vulgarize,
- warp,
- write down,
- write off
- incident
collapse
- a single distinct event
- a public disturbance; "the police investigated an incident at the bus station"
- falling or striking of light rays on something; "incident light" related words >
- action,
- adventure,
- affair,
- anagnorisis,
- angle,
- architectonics,
- architecture,
- argument,
- atmosphere,
- background,
- catastrophe,
- characterization,
- circumstance,
- color,
- commotion,
- complication,
- condition,
- conjuncture,
- contingency,
- continuity,
- contrivance,
- denouement,
- design,
- development,
- device,
- disturbance,
- do,
- episode,
- event,
- eventuality,
- experience,
- fable,
- fact,
- falling action,
- fracas,
- gimmick,
- hap,
- happening,
- happenstance,
- juncture,
- line,
- local color,
- matter of fact,
- mood,
- motif,
- movement,
- mythos,
- occasion,
- occurrence,
- particular,
- peripeteia,
- phenomenon,
- plan,
- plot,
- proceeding,
- reality,
- recognition,
- rising action,
- scene,
- scheme,
- secondary plot,
- set-to,
- skirmish,
- slant,
- story,
- structure,
- subject,
- subplot,
- switch,
- thematic development,
- theme,
- to-do,
- tone,
- topic,
- turn of events,
- twist,
- upset
- bruise
collapse
- an injury that doesn't break the skin but results in some discoloration
- damage (plant tissue) by abrasion of pressure; "The customer bruised the strawberries by squeezing them"
- break up into small pieces for food preparation; "bruise the berries with a wooden spoon and strain them"
- injure the underlying soft tissue of bone of; "I bruised my knee" related words >
- abrasion,
- abuse,
- aggrieve,
- anguish,
- barb the dart,
- bash,
- batter,
- beat,
- beat up,
- black,
- black eye,
- black-and-blue mark,
- blemish,
- blotch,
- boo-boo,
- buffet,
- bump,
- bung,
- bung up,
- contuse,
- contusion,
- cut,
- cut up,
- damage,
- discolor,
- discoloration,
- discolorment,
- do violence to,
- do wrong by,
- do wrong to,
- ecchymosis,
- grieve,
- harm,
- hurt,
- hurt the feelings,
- ill-treat,
- ill-use,
- injure,
- injury,
- knock about,
- maltreat,
- manhandle,
- mark,
- mash,
- maul,
- mishandle,
- mistreat,
- molest,
- mouse,
- outrage,
- pain,
- pierce,
- pound,
- prick,
- pulp,
- rough,
- rough up,
- savage,
- scrape,
- scratch,
- shiner,
- spot,
- squash,
- stab,
- sting,
- thrash soundly,
- twist the knife,
- welt,
- wound
- dogleg
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- a golf hole with a sharp angle in the fairway
- angle that resembles the hind leg of a dog related words >
- L,
- aberrancy,
- aberration,
- angle,
- apex,
- bend,
- bias,
- bifurcation,
- bight,
- branching off,
- cant,
- chevron,
- circuitousness,
- coin,
- corner,
- crank,
- crankiness,
- crook,
- crookedness,
- crotchet,
- curve,
- declination,
- deflection,
- departure,
- detour,
- deviance,
- deviancy,
- deviation,
- deviousness,
- digression,
- discursion,
- divagation,
- divarication,
- divergence,
- diversion,
- double,
- drift,
- drifting,
- elbow,
- ell,
- errantry,
- excursion,
- excursus,
- exorbitation,
- flexuosity,
- fork,
- furcation,
- hairpin,
- hook,
- indirection,
- inflection,
- knee,
- nook,
- obliquity,
- pererration,
- point,
- quoin,
- rambling,
- sheer,
- shift,
- shifting,
- shifting course,
- shifting path,
- skew,
- slant,
- straying,
- sweep,
- swerve,
- swerving,
- swinging,
- switchback,
- tack,
- turn,
- turning,
- twist,
- variation,
- veer,
- vertex,
- wandering,
- warp,
- yaw,
- zag,
- zig,
- zigzag,
- zigzaggery
- dominate
collapse
- have dominance or the power to defeat over; "Her pain completely mastered her"; "The methods can master the problems"
- be in control; "Her husband completely dominates her"
- look down on; "The villa dominates the town" related words >
- be in,
- be in force,
- be the rage,
- be the rule,
- be the thing,
- bestraddle,
- bestride,
- carry authority,
- clear,
- command,
- control,
- crack the whip,
- deprive of freedom,
- dictate,
- direct,
- disenfranchise,
- disfranchise,
- domineer,
- enslave,
- enthrall,
- govern,
- handle,
- have clout,
- have power,
- have the ascendancy,
- have the power,
- have the right,
- have the say,
- hold captive,
- hold down,
- hold in bondage,
- hold in captivity,
- hold in leash,
- hold in subjection,
- hypnotize,
- keep down,
- keep under,
- lead,
- lead captive,
- look down upon,
- make dependent,
- manage,
- master,
- mesmerize,
- obtain,
- outtop,
- overarch,
- overlook,
- overshadow,
- overtop,
- peonize,
- play first fiddle,
- possess authority,
- predominate,
- preponderate,
- prevail,
- reign,
- rise above,
- rule,
- rule the roost,
- subject,
- subjugate,
- subordinate,
- supervise,
- surmount,
- take captive,
- take the lead,
- top,
- tower above,
- tower over,
- twist,
- vassalize,
- wear the pants,
- wield authority
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