Related Words:
- conspicuous
collapse - obvious to the eye or mind; "a tower conspicuous at a great distance"; "wore conspicuous neckties"; "made herself conspicuous by her exhibitionistic preening" related words >
- appalling,
- apparent,
- arrant,
- arresting,
- astonishing,
- awe-inspiring,
- awesome,
- blatant,
- bold,
- celebrated,
- clean-cut,
- clear,
- clear as crystal,
- clear-cut,
- consequential,
- crystal-clear,
- defined,
- definite,
- distinct,
- distinguished,
- egregious,
- eminent,
- esteemed,
- estimable,
- evident,
- exceptional,
- extraordinary,
- fabulous,
- fantastic,
- flagrant,
- flashy,
- formidable,
- garish,
- gaudy,
- glaring,
- glorious,
- hanging out,
- illustrious,
- important,
- impressive,
- in focus,
- in relief,
- in the foreground,
- in the limelight,
- incontestable,
- incontrovertible,
- incredible,
- loud,
- lurid,
- manifest,
- marked,
- marvelous,
- memorable,
- noble,
- notable,
- noteworthy,
- noticeable,
- notorious,
- obtrusive,
- obvious,
- of mark,
- open-and-shut,
- openhanded,
- ostensible,
- ostentatious,
- outstanding,
- palpable,
- patent,
- perceptible,
- plain,
- pointed,
- prestigious,
- prominent,
- pronounced,
- rare,
- remarkable,
- rememberable,
- reputable,
- salient,
- showy,
- signal,
- significant,
- special,
- staring,
- stark-staring,
- sticking out,
- striking,
- superior,
- tawdry,
- telling,
- to the front,
- uncommon,
- unforgettable,
- unmistakable,
- unquestionable,
- unusual,
- vivid,
- vulgar,
- well-defined,
- well-marked,
- well-pronounced,
- well-resolved,
- wonderful
- Cyprian,
- Fescennine,
- Paphian,
- agape,
- agog,
- all agog,
- animal,
- aphrodisiomaniacal,
- athirst,
- bawdy,
- blue,
- burning with curiosity,
- carnal,
- clitoromaniacal,
- coarse,
- concupiscent,
- consumed with curiosity,
- consumed with desire,
- coveting,
- craving,
- crude,
- curious,
- debauched,
- devoured by desire,
- dirty,
- ejaculatory,
- erotic,
- eroticomaniacal,
- erotomaniacal,
- fervid,
- filthy,
- fleshly,
- foul,
- ghoulish,
- goatish,
- gossipy,
- gross,
- gynecomaniacal,
- horny,
- hot,
- hot-blooded,
- hungering,
- hungry,
- hysteromaniacal,
- indecent,
- inquiring,
- inquisitive,
- interested,
- itching,
- itchy,
- ithyphallic,
- lascivious,
- lecherous,
- lewd,
- libidinous,
- licentious,
- lickerish,
- loose,
- low,
- lubricious,
- lubricous,
- lurid,
- lustful,
- mad with lust,
- morbid,
- morbidly curious,
- nymphomaniacal,
- obscene,
- open-eyed,
- openmouthed,
- orgasmic,
- orgastic,
- overcurious,
- passionate,
- pornographic,
- priapic,
- quizzical,
- rakehell,
- randy,
- ribald,
- ruttish,
- salacious,
- satyric,
- scopophiliac,
- scurrilous,
- sensual,
- sex-starved,
- sexual,
- sexy,
- smutty,
- steamy,
- suggestive,
- supercurious,
- thirsting,
- thirsty,
- titillating,
- unsatisfied,
- vile,
- voluptuous,
- voyeuristic,
- vulgar
- sexy
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- marked by or tending to arouse sexual desire or interest; "feeling sexy"; "sexy clothes"; "sexy poses"; "a sexy book"; "sexy jokes" related words >
- alluring,
- amorous,
- animal,
- aphrodisiomaniacal,
- appealing,
- arousing,
- bawdy,
- bedroom,
- blue,
- broad,
- captivating,
- carnal,
- clitoromaniacal,
- coarse,
- come-hither,
- concupiscent,
- dirty,
- ejaculatory,
- enchanting,
- erogenic,
- erogenous,
- erotic,
- eroticomaniacal,
- erotogenic,
- erotomaniacal,
- exciting,
- explicit,
- fascinating,
- filthy,
- fleshly,
- flirtatious,
- foul,
- gamic,
- goatish,
- gross,
- gynecomaniacal,
- heterosexual,
- horny,
- hot,
- hot-blooded,
- hysteromaniacal,
- immodest,
- improper,
- indecent,
- indecorous,
- indelicate,
- inviting,
- itching,
- ithyphallic,
- lascivious,
- lecherous,
- lewd,
- libidinal,
- libidinous,
- lickerish,
- lubricious,
- lustful,
- lusty,
- naughty,
- nuptial,
- nymphomaniacal,
- obscene,
- off color,
- off-color,
- orgasmic,
- orgastic,
- oversexed,
- passionate,
- pornographic,
- potent,
- priapic,
- procreative,
- provocative,
- prurient,
- purple,
- racy,
- randy,
- raunchy,
- ribald,
- risque,
- rough,
- rude,
- salacious,
- salty,
- satyric,
- seductive,
- sensual,
- sensuous,
- sex,
- sex-starved,
- sexed,
- sexlike,
- sexual,
- shady,
- shameless,
- smutty,
- spicy,
- steamy,
- straight,
- striking,
- stunning,
- suggestive,
- tempting,
- titillating,
- undersexed,
- unsatisfied,
- unseemly,
- venereal,
- voluptuous,
- vulgar
- gobbledygook
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- incomprehensible or pompous jargon of specialists related words >
- Aesopian language,
- Babel,
- Greek,
- Washingtonese,
- absurdity,
- amphigory,
- argot,
- babble,
- babblement,
- balderdash,
- bibble-babble,
- blabber,
- blather,
- bombast,
- bombastry,
- bull,
- bunkum,
- cant,
- cipher,
- claptrap,
- code,
- cryptogram,
- double Dutch,
- double-talk,
- drivel,
- drool,
- federalese,
- fiddle-faddle,
- fiddledeedee,
- flummery,
- folderol,
- fudge,
- fustian,
- gabble,
- galimatias,
- gammon,
- garbage,
- garble,
- gibber,
- gibberish,
- gibble-gabble,
- gift of tongues,
- glossolalia,
- highfalutin,
- hocus-pocus,
- hot air,
- humbug,
- jabber,
- jabberwocky,
- jargon,
- jumble,
- lingo,
- malarkey,
- mumbo jumbo,
- narrishkeit,
- niaiserie,
- noise,
- nonsense,
- official jargon,
- officialese,
- pack of nonsense,
- palaver,
- patois,
- patter,
- phraseology,
- political doubletalk,
- poppycock,
- prate,
- prattle,
- pussyfooting,
- rant,
- rigamarole,
- rigmarole,
- rodomontade,
- rubbish,
- scatology,
- scramble,
- secret language,
- skimble-skamble,
- slang,
- stuff and nonsense,
- stultiloquence,
- taboo language,
- trash,
- trumpery,
- twaddle,
- twattle,
- twiddle-twaddle,
- vaporing,
- vernacular,
- vocabulary,
- vulgar language,
- waffling
- inconsiderate
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- lacking regard for the rights or feelings of others; "shockingly inconsiderate behavior"
- without proper consideration or reflection; "slovenly inconsiderate reasoning"; "unconsidered words"; "prejudice is the holding of unconsidered opinions" related words >
- airy,
- arbitrary,
- boorish,
- brash,
- caddish,
- capricious,
- careless,
- casual,
- coarse,
- crude,
- cursory,
- degage,
- disregardant,
- disregardful,
- easygoing,
- flippant,
- forgetful,
- free and easy,
- hasty,
- heedless,
- hotheaded,
- ill-advised,
- ill-bred,
- ill-considered,
- ill-contrived,
- ill-devised,
- ill-gauged,
- ill-judged,
- impolitic,
- imprudent,
- inadvertent,
- inadvisable,
- incautious,
- indifferent,
- indiscreet,
- inexpedient,
- injudicious,
- insensate,
- insensitive,
- insouciant,
- intolerant,
- irrational,
- lazy,
- loutish,
- louty,
- madcap,
- mindless,
- misadvised,
- misguided,
- myopic,
- nasty,
- oblivious,
- offensive,
- offhand,
- perfunctory,
- rash,
- reasonless,
- reckless,
- regardless,
- respectless,
- rude,
- senseless,
- sharp,
- shortsighted,
- tactless,
- thoughtless,
- unaccommodating,
- unadvised,
- uncalculating,
- uncaring,
- unceremonious,
- uncomplaisant,
- unconcerned,
- unconsidered,
- uncooperative,
- undiplomatic,
- undiscerning,
- unfeminine,
- unforeseeing,
- ungenteel,
- ungentle,
- ungentlemanly,
- ungracious,
- unguarded,
- unheedful,
- unheeding,
- unhelpful,
- unladylike,
- unmindful,
- unobliging,
- unprepared,
- unready,
- unreasonable,
- unreasoning,
- unrefined,
- unreflecting,
- unreflective,
- unseeing,
- unsensible,
- unsolicitous,
- unsound,
- unsympathetic,
- untactful,
- unthinking,
- unthoughtful,
- unwise,
- vulgar,
- witless
- flashy
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- (used especially of clothes) marked by conspicuous display related words >
- Gongoresque,
- Johnsonian,
- ablaze,
- affected,
- aflame,
- bedizened,
- big-sounding,
- blatant,
- blazing,
- blinding,
- brave,
- bravura,
- braw,
- brazen,
- burning,
- cheap,
- chichi,
- chintzy,
- convoluted,
- cosmetic,
- crude,
- daring,
- dashing,
- declamatory,
- dressy,
- elevated,
- euphuistic,
- exhibitionistic,
- facile,
- flamboyant,
- flaming,
- flaring,
- flash,
- flashing,
- flaunting,
- florid,
- frilly,
- frothy,
- fulgurant,
- fulgurating,
- fulsome,
- gallant,
- garish,
- gaudy,
- gay,
- glaring,
- glib,
- glittering,
- grandiloquent,
- grandiose,
- grandisonant,
- high-flowing,
- high-flown,
- high-flying,
- high-sounding,
- highfalutin,
- inkhorn,
- insubstantial,
- jaunty,
- jazzy,
- labyrinthine,
- lexiphanic,
- lofty,
- loud,
- lurid,
- magniloquent,
- meretricious,
- meteoric,
- ornate,
- orotund,
- ostentatious,
- overbright,
- overdone,
- overelaborate,
- overinvolved,
- overwrought,
- pedantic,
- pompous,
- pretentious,
- rakish,
- raw,
- rhetorical,
- screaming,
- sensational,
- sensationalistic,
- sententious,
- shallow,
- showy,
- shrieking,
- skin-deep,
- slick,
- snazzy,
- sonorous,
- sparkling,
- splashy,
- splurgy,
- sporty,
- stilted,
- superficial,
- surface,
- tacky,
- tall,
- tasteless,
- tawdry,
- thin,
- tinsel,
- tortuous,
- vulgar
- gibberish
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- unintelligible talking related words >
- Aesopian language,
- Babel,
- Gongorism,
- Greek,
- abracadabra,
- absurdity,
- amphigory,
- argot,
- babble,
- babblement,
- balderdash,
- balls,
- bibble-babble,
- blabber,
- blather,
- blether,
- bombast,
- bullshit,
- bunk,
- bunkum,
- cackle,
- cant,
- chatter,
- cipher,
- claptrap,
- code,
- crap,
- cryptogram,
- double Dutch,
- double-talk,
- drivel,
- drool,
- fiddle-faddle,
- fiddledeedee,
- flummery,
- folderol,
- fudge,
- fustian,
- gabble,
- galimatias,
- gammon,
- garbage,
- garble,
- gibber,
- gibble-gabble,
- gift of tongues,
- glossolalia,
- gobbledygook,
- hocus-pocus,
- humbug,
- jabber,
- jabberwocky,
- jargon,
- jumble,
- lingo,
- magic,
- mumbo jumbo,
- mumbo-jumbo,
- mummery,
- narrishkeit,
- niaiserie,
- noise,
- nonsense,
- pack of nonsense,
- palaver,
- patois,
- patter,
- phraseology,
- piffle,
- poppycock,
- prate,
- prattle,
- rant,
- rigamarole,
- rigmarole,
- rodomontade,
- rubbish,
- scatology,
- scramble,
- secret language,
- skimble-skamble,
- slang,
- sorcery,
- stuff and nonsense,
- stultiloquence,
- taboo language,
- thaumaturgy,
- trash,
- tripe,
- trumpery,
- twaddle,
- twattle,
- twiddle-twaddle,
- vaporing,
- vernacular,
- vocabulary,
- vulgar language,
- waffling
- carnal
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- of or relating to the body or flesh; "carnal remains" related words >
- Adamic,
- Circean,
- Philistine,
- amorous,
- animal,
- animalistic,
- aphrodisiomaniacal,
- backsliding,
- bawdy,
- beastlike,
- beastly,
- bestial,
- bodily,
- brutal,
- brute,
- brutish,
- carnal-minded,
- clitoromaniacal,
- coarse,
- concupiscent,
- corporal,
- corporeal,
- dirty,
- earthly,
- earthy,
- erogenic,
- erogenous,
- erotic,
- eroticomaniacal,
- erotogenic,
- erotomaniacal,
- erring,
- fallen,
- fleshly,
- frail,
- gamic,
- goatish,
- gross,
- gynecomaniacal,
- heterosexual,
- horny,
- hot,
- hysteromaniacal,
- impure,
- infirm,
- ithyphallic,
- lapsed,
- lascivious,
- lecherous,
- lewd,
- libidinal,
- libidinous,
- licentious,
- lickerish,
- lubricious,
- lustful,
- material,
- materialistic,
- mundane,
- nonspiritual,
- nuptial,
- nymphomaniacal,
- obscene,
- of easy virtue,
- orgiastic,
- oversexed,
- pandemic,
- peccable,
- physical,
- postlapsarian,
- potent,
- priapic,
- procreative,
- prodigal,
- profane,
- prurient,
- randy,
- recidivist,
- recidivistic,
- salacious,
- satyric,
- secular,
- sensual,
- sensuous,
- sex,
- sexed,
- sexlike,
- sexual,
- sexy,
- somatic,
- straight,
- substantial,
- swinish,
- temporal,
- terrestrial,
- unangelic,
- unchaste,
- unclean,
- undersexed,
- ungodly,
- ungood,
- unrighteous,
- unsaintly,
- unspiritual,
- unvirtuous,
- venereal,
- virtueless,
- voluptuous,
- vulgar,
- wanton,
- wayward,
- weak,
- worldly
- second string
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- a squad of players that are available either individually or as a team to relieve or replace the players who started the game related words >
- agent,
- alternate,
- alternative,
- analogy,
- back seat,
- backup,
- cast,
- change,
- changeling,
- common,
- company,
- comparison,
- complement,
- copy,
- counterfeit,
- crew,
- demeaning,
- deputy,
- disadvantaged,
- double,
- dummy,
- eight,
- eleven,
- equal,
- equivalent,
- ersatz,
- exchange,
- fake,
- fill-in,
- first string,
- first team,
- five,
- ghost,
- ghostwriter,
- humble,
- humbleness,
- humility,
- imitation,
- in the shade,
- inferior,
- inferiority,
- infra dig,
- junior,
- juniority,
- less,
- lesser,
- locum tenens,
- low,
- lower,
- lowliness,
- lowly,
- makeshift,
- metaphor,
- metonymy,
- minor,
- minority,
- modest,
- next best thing,
- nine,
- ordinary,
- personnel,
- phony,
- pinch hitter,
- platoon,
- proxy,
- relief,
- replacement,
- representative,
- reserves,
- ringer,
- rowing crew,
- second fiddle,
- second rank,
- second team,
- secondariness,
- secondary,
- servile,
- servility,
- sign,
- spares,
- squad,
- stand-in,
- string,
- sub,
- subaltern,
- subject,
- subjection,
- subordinacy,
- subordinate,
- subordination,
- subservience,
- subservient,
- substituent,
- substitute,
- substitution,
- succedaneum,
- superseder,
- supplanter,
- surrogate,
- symbol,
- synecdoche,
- team,
- third rank,
- third string,
- token,
- underprivileged,
- understudy,
- utility player,
- varsity,
- vicar,
- vice-president,
- vice-regent,
- vulgar
- boorish
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- ill-mannered and coarse and contemptible in behavior or appearance; "was boorish and insensitive"; "the loutish manners of a bully"; "her stupid oafish husband"; "aristocratic contempt for the swinish multitude" related words >
- all thumbs,
- awkward,
- barbarian,
- barbaric,
- blunderheaded,
- blundering,
- bucolic,
- bumbling,
- bungling,
- butterfingered,
- caddish,
- careless,
- carlish,
- churlish,
- cloddish,
- clodhopping,
- clownish,
- clumsy,
- clumsy-fisted,
- coarse,
- countrified,
- country-born,
- country-bred,
- crude,
- cumbersome,
- farmerish,
- fingers all thumbs,
- from the sticks,
- fumbling,
- gauche,
- gawkish,
- gawky,
- graceless,
- ham-fisted,
- ham-handed,
- hayseed,
- heavy-handed,
- hick,
- hicky,
- hobnailed,
- hooliganish,
- hulking,
- hulky,
- ill-bred,
- ill-mannered,
- impolite,
- inconsiderate,
- inelegant,
- insensitive,
- inurbane,
- left-hand,
- left-handed,
- loobyish,
- loutish,
- louty,
- lowbred,
- lubberly,
- lumbering,
- lumpen,
- lumpish,
- maladroit,
- nasty,
- oafish,
- offensive,
- outlandish,
- ponderous,
- provincial,
- raffish,
- robustious,
- roughneck,
- rowdy,
- rowdyish,
- rube,
- rude,
- ruffianly,
- rugged,
- rustic,
- sloppy,
- stiff,
- tactless,
- tasteless,
- uncivil,
- uncivilized,
- uncouth,
- uncultivated,
- uncultured,
- unfeminine,
- ungainly,
- ungenteel,
- ungentle,
- ungentlemanly,
- ungraceful,
- ungracious,
- unhandy,
- unladylike,
- unpoised,
- unpolished,
- unrefined,
- unsolicitous,
- unwieldy,
- up-country,
- vulgar,
- yokel,
- yokelish
- barbarian
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- without civilizing influences; "barbarian invaders"; "barbaric practices"; "a savage people"; "fighting is crude and uncivilized especially if the weapons are efficient"-Margaret Meade; "wild tribes" related words >
- Goth,
- Gothic,
- Neanderthal,
- Uitlander,
- alien,
- animal,
- anthropophagite,
- backward,
- barbaric,
- barbarous,
- beast,
- bestial,
- bloodthirsty,
- boor,
- boorish,
- brutal,
- brute,
- brutish,
- cannibal,
- churl,
- churlish,
- clod,
- coarse,
- crude,
- cruel,
- deracine,
- destroyer,
- displaced person,
- emigre,
- exile,
- exotic,
- exterior,
- external,
- extraneous,
- extraterrestrial,
- extrinsic,
- ferocious,
- foreign,
- foreign devil,
- foreign-born,
- foreigner,
- graceless,
- gringo,
- heathenish,
- hooligan,
- hyena,
- ignoramus,
- ill-bred,
- ill-mannered,
- impolite,
- inhuman,
- insensitive,
- intrusive,
- lout,
- loutish,
- lowbrow,
- man-eater,
- nihilist,
- noncivilized,
- oaf,
- oafish,
- outland,
- outlander,
- outlandish,
- outlaw,
- outside,
- outsider,
- philistine,
- primitive,
- refugee,
- rough,
- rough-and-ready,
- rude,
- ruffian,
- savage,
- shark,
- skinhead,
- strange,
- stranger,
- tasteless,
- the Wandering Jew,
- tiger,
- tough,
- tramontane,
- troglodyte,
- troglodytic,
- ulterior,
- ultramontane,
- uncivil,
- uncivilized,
- uncombed,
- uncouth,
- uncultivated,
- uncultured,
- unearthly,
- unkempt,
- unlicked,
- unpolished,
- unrefined,
- untamed,
- vandal,
- vandalic,
- vulgar,
- wanderer,
- wild,
- wild man,
- wrecker,
- yahoo
- Doric,
- all thumbs,
- awkward,
- barbaric,
- barbarous,
- blunderheaded,
- blundering,
- boorish,
- botched,
- bovine,
- bulky,
- bumbling,
- bungling,
- butterfingered,
- cacophonous,
- careless,
- cloddish,
- clownish,
- clumsy-fisted,
- coarse,
- contrary,
- crosswise,
- crude,
- cumbersome,
- cumbrous,
- deficient,
- discommodious,
- doggerel,
- dysphemistic,
- elephantine,
- fingers all thumbs,
- fumbling,
- gauche,
- gawkish,
- gawky,
- graceless,
- gross,
- half-assed,
- ham-fisted,
- ham-handed,
- haphazard,
- harsh,
- heavy-handed,
- hit-and-miss,
- hit-or-miss,
- hulking,
- hulky,
- impractical,
- improper,
- impure,
- in bad taste,
- incommodious,
- inconcinnate,
- inconcinnous,
- inconvenient,
- incorrect,
- indecorous,
- inelegant,
- inept,
- infelicitous,
- left-hand,
- left-handed,
- loutish,
- low,
- lubberly,
- lumbering,
- lumpish,
- lumpy,
- maladroit,
- massive,
- massy,
- messy,
- oafish,
- outlandish,
- perverse,
- ponderous,
- promiscuous,
- rude,
- slipshod,
- slipshoddy,
- sloppy,
- slovenly,
- sluttish,
- splay,
- stiff,
- tasteless,
- troublesome,
- uncourtly,
- uncouth,
- undignified,
- uneuphonious,
- unfelicitous,
- ungainly,
- ungraced,
- ungraceful,
- unhandy,
- unhappy,
- unmanageable,
- unpolished,
- unrefined,
- unseemly,
- untidy,
- unwieldy,
- vulgar,
- wooden
- underprivileged
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- lacking the rights and advantages of other members of society related words >
- badly off,
- beggared,
- beggarly,
- bereaved,
- bereft,
- chronic poor,
- chronic poverty area,
- common,
- demeaning,
- depressed,
- depressed class,
- depressed population,
- deprived,
- dire,
- disadvantaged,
- donsie,
- doomful,
- evil-starred,
- fatal,
- fleeced,
- fortuneless,
- funest,
- ghetto-dwellers,
- ghettoized,
- handicapped,
- hapless,
- humble,
- ill off,
- ill-fated,
- ill-starred,
- impoverished,
- in adverse circumstances,
- in need,
- in rags,
- in the shade,
- in want,
- inauspicious,
- indigent,
- inferior,
- infra dig,
- junior,
- less,
- lesser,
- low,
- lower,
- lowly,
- luckless,
- mendicant,
- minor,
- modest,
- necessitous,
- needy,
- ominous,
- on relief,
- ordinary,
- out at elbows,
- out of luck,
- outcasts,
- pauperized,
- planet-struck,
- poor,
- poverty subculture,
- poverty-stricken,
- sad,
- second rank,
- second string,
- secondary,
- servile,
- short of luck,
- slum-dwellers,
- star-crossed,
- starveling,
- stripped,
- sub,
- subaltern,
- subject,
- subordinate,
- subservient,
- the disadvantaged,
- the dispossessed,
- the distressed,
- the down-and-out,
- the forgotten man,
- the have-nots,
- the needy,
- the other America,
- the poor,
- the powerless,
- the underprivileged,
- the urban poor,
- third rank,
- third string,
- unblessed,
- underdeveloped nation,
- unfortunate,
- unhappy,
- unlucky,
- unprosperous,
- unprovidential,
- vulgar,
- welfare rolls
- loud
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- characterized by or producing sound of great volume or intensity; "a group of loud children"; "loud thunder"; "her voice was too loud"; "loud trombones" related words >
- aloud,
- blaring,
- blatant,
- blinding,
- booming,
- brassy,
- brazen,
- brazenfaced,
- chintzy,
- clamant,
- clamorous,
- coarse,
- colorful,
- crass,
- crude,
- crying,
- deafening,
- demanding,
- draining,
- ear-piercing,
- ear-rending,
- ear-splitting,
- earsplitting,
- earthshaking,
- earthy,
- exacting,
- exigent,
- exorbitant,
- extortionate,
- extravagant,
- flagrant,
- flaring,
- flashy,
- flaunting,
- forte,
- fortemente,
- fortissimo,
- full,
- fulminating,
- garish,
- gaudy,
- glaring,
- gorgeous,
- grasping,
- gross,
- harsh,
- hoarse,
- importunate,
- in full cry,
- insistent,
- instant,
- intense,
- jazzy,
- loud-sounding,
- loudish,
- loudly,
- lurid,
- lustily,
- meretricious,
- noisily,
- noisy,
- obnoxious,
- obscene,
- obtrusive,
- offensive,
- ostentatious,
- overbright,
- pealing,
- penetrating,
- persistent,
- pertinacious,
- piercing,
- plangent,
- pressing,
- pungent,
- raucous,
- raw,
- reeking,
- resonant,
- resounding,
- resoundingly,
- ribald,
- ringing,
- ringingly,
- roaring,
- rough,
- rude,
- screaming,
- sensational,
- shameless,
- showy,
- shrieking,
- snazzy,
- sonorous,
- spectacular,
- splashy,
- stentoraphonic,
- stentorian,
- stentorious,
- stertorous,
- strident,
- tasteless,
- tawdry,
- taxing,
- thundering,
- thunderous,
- tinsel,
- tonitruant,
- tonitruous,
- uproariously,
- urgent,
- vulgar,
- window-rattling
- subaltern
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- a British commissioned army officer below the rank of captain related words >
- ADC,
- CO,
- OD,
- aide,
- aide-de-camp,
- brigadier,
- brigadier general,
- captain,
- chicken colonel,
- chief of staff,
- cog,
- colonel,
- commandant,
- commander,
- commander in chief,
- commanding officer,
- commissioned officer,
- common,
- commonality,
- commonalty,
- company officer,
- creature,
- demeaning,
- disadvantaged,
- exec,
- executive officer,
- field marshal,
- field officer,
- first lieutenant,
- five-star general,
- flunky,
- follower,
- four-star general,
- general,
- general officer,
- generalissimo,
- hoi polloi,
- humble,
- in the shade,
- inferior,
- infra dig,
- jemadar,
- junior,
- junior officer,
- less,
- lesser,
- lieutenant,
- lieutenant colonel,
- lieutenant general,
- lightweight,
- low,
- lower,
- lower class,
- lower orders,
- lowly,
- major,
- major general,
- marechal,
- marshal,
- masses,
- minor,
- modest,
- officer,
- one-star general,
- orderly officer,
- ordinary,
- pawn,
- poor relation,
- risaldar,
- scrub,
- second fiddle,
- second rank,
- second string,
- secondary,
- senior officer,
- servile,
- shavetail,
- sirdar,
- staff officer,
- sub,
- subahdar,
- subject,
- sublieutenant,
- subordinate,
- subservient,
- the Old Man,
- the brass,
- third rank,
- third string,
- third stringer,
- three-star general,
- top brass,
- two-star general,
- underling,
- underprivileged,
- understrapper,
- vulgar,
- yes-man
- inelegant
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- lacking in refinement or grace or good taste related words >
- Doric,
- all thumbs,
- awkward,
- barbaric,
- barbarous,
- beautiless,
- blemished,
- blotted,
- blunderheaded,
- blundering,
- boorish,
- bumbling,
- bungling,
- butterfingered,
- cacophonic,
- cacophonous,
- careless,
- chintzy,
- clownish,
- clumsy,
- clumsy-fisted,
- coarse,
- crass,
- crude,
- cumbersome,
- defaced,
- disfigured,
- doggerel,
- dysphemistic,
- dysphemized,
- fingers all thumbs,
- fumbling,
- gauche,
- gawkish,
- gawky,
- graceless,
- gross,
- ham-fisted,
- ham-handed,
- harsh,
- heavy-handed,
- homely,
- hulking,
- hulky,
- improper,
- impure,
- in bad taste,
- inappropriate,
- inconcinnate,
- inconcinnous,
- incorrect,
- indecent,
- indecorous,
- indelicate,
- indiscreet,
- infelicitous,
- left-hand,
- left-handed,
- loutish,
- low,
- lubberly,
- lumbering,
- lumpish,
- maladroit,
- marred,
- oafish,
- offensive,
- outlandish,
- plain,
- ponderous,
- raw,
- rough,
- rude,
- short on looks,
- sloppy,
- spoiled,
- stiff,
- tasteless,
- uglified,
- ugly,
- ugly as hell,
- ugly as sin,
- unaesthetic,
- unattractive,
- unbeautiful,
- unbecoming,
- unbeseeming,
- uncomely,
- uncourtly,
- uncouth,
- undignified,
- uneuphonious,
- unfelicitous,
- unfitting,
- ungainly,
- ungenteel,
- ungraceful,
- unhandsome,
- unhandy,
- unlovely,
- unpleasing,
- unpolished,
- unpretty,
- unrefined,
- unseemly,
- unsightly,
- unsuitable,
- untasteful,
- unwieldy,
- vulgar
- servile
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- submissive or fawning in attitude or behavior; "spoke in a servile tone"; "the incurably servile housekeeper"; "servile tasks such as floor scrubbing and barn work" related words >
- abject,
- abused,
- accepting,
- acquiescent,
- agreeable,
- apple-polishing,
- ass-kissing,
- assenting,
- attendant,
- attending,
- base,
- bootlicking,
- browbeaten,
- brown-nosing,
- client,
- common,
- complaisant,
- compliable,
- compliant,
- complying,
- consenting,
- craven,
- cringing,
- crouching,
- deferential,
- demeaning,
- dependent,
- despicable,
- disadvantaged,
- downtrod,
- downtrodden,
- fawning,
- feudal,
- feudatory,
- flattering,
- ground down,
- groveling,
- helping,
- henpecked,
- humble,
- ignoble,
- in leading strings,
- in the shade,
- inferior,
- infra dig,
- ingratiating,
- junior,
- less,
- lesser,
- liege,
- low,
- lower,
- lowly,
- mean,
- mean-spirited,
- menial,
- ministering,
- minor,
- misused,
- modest,
- nondissenting,
- nonresistant,
- nonresisting,
- nonresistive,
- obedient,
- obeisant,
- obsequious,
- on bended knee,
- oppressed,
- ordered around,
- ordinary,
- overborne,
- passive,
- prone,
- prostrate,
- regimented,
- resigned,
- scurvy,
- second rank,
- second string,
- secondary,
- serving,
- servitorial,
- slavish,
- slimy,
- smarmy,
- sordid,
- sub,
- subaltern,
- subject,
- submissive,
- subordinate,
- subservient,
- supine,
- sycophantic,
- sycophantish,
- third rank,
- third string,
- toadish,
- toadying,
- toadyish,
- trampled,
- tributary,
- truckling,
- tyrannized,
- ugly,
- unassertive,
- uncomplaining,
- unctuous,
- underprivileged,
- unmanned,
- unresistant,
- unresisting,
- vassal,
- vile,
- vulgar,
- waiting,
- wheedling
- earthy
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- hearty and lusty; "an earthy enjoyment of life"
- not far removed from or suggestive of nature; "the earthy taste of warm milk fresh from the cow"; "earthy smells of new-mown grass"
- of or consisting of or resembling earth; "it had an earthy smell"; "only a little earthy bank separates me from the edge of the ocean" related words >
- Adamic,
- Adamite,
- Adamitic,
- Circean,
- Philistine,
- abandoned,
- adobe,
- animal,
- animalistic,
- anthropocentric,
- anthropological,
- banausic,
- bawdy,
- beastlike,
- beastly,
- bestial,
- bodily,
- broad,
- brutal,
- brute,
- brutish,
- carnal,
- carnal-minded,
- clayey,
- clayish,
- coarse,
- crass,
- crude,
- dirty,
- down-to-earth,
- dusty,
- earthly,
- fallen,
- finite,
- fleshly,
- frail,
- frank,
- gaudy,
- gross,
- gumbo,
- gutter,
- hard-boiled,
- hardheaded,
- hominal,
- homocentric,
- human,
- humanistic,
- indecent,
- lapsed,
- loamy,
- loud,
- low,
- lusty,
- man-centered,
- marly,
- material,
- materialistic,
- matter-of-fact,
- meretricious,
- mortal,
- muddy,
- mundane,
- nonspiritual,
- obscene,
- only human,
- orgiastic,
- physical,
- positivistic,
- postlapsarian,
- practical,
- practical-minded,
- pragmatic,
- profane,
- rank,
- rational,
- raw,
- realist,
- realistic,
- reasonable,
- ribald,
- rough,
- rude,
- sandy,
- sane,
- scientific,
- scientistic,
- secular,
- sensible,
- sensual,
- shameless,
- sober-minded,
- soily,
- sound,
- sound-thinking,
- straight-thinking,
- swinish,
- tellurian,
- telluric,
- temporal,
- terrene,
- terrestrial,
- unangelic,
- uncouth,
- unideal,
- unidealistic,
- uninhibited,
- unrefined,
- unromantic,
- unsentimental,
- unspiritual,
- vulgar,
- wanton,
- weak,
- worldly
- U-boat,
- U-boot,
- Unterseeboot,
- act for,
- agent,
- alternate,
- alternative,
- analogy,
- backup,
- change,
- change places with,
- changeling,
- collateral,
- common,
- comparison,
- copy,
- counterfeit,
- crowd out,
- cut out,
- demeaning,
- dependent,
- deputy,
- disadvantaged,
- displace,
- double,
- double for,
- dummy,
- equal,
- equivalent,
- ersatz,
- exchange,
- fake,
- fill in for,
- fill-in,
- ghost,
- ghostwrite,
- ghostwriter,
- humble,
- imitation,
- in the shade,
- inferior,
- infra dig,
- junior,
- less,
- lesser,
- locum tenens,
- low,
- lower,
- lowly,
- makeshift,
- metaphor,
- metonymy,
- minor,
- modest,
- next best thing,
- ordinary,
- personnel,
- phony,
- pigboat,
- pinch hitter,
- pinch-hit,
- proxy,
- relief,
- relieve,
- replace,
- replacement,
- represent,
- representative,
- reserves,
- ringer,
- second rank,
- second string,
- secondary,
- servile,
- sign,
- spares,
- spell,
- spell off,
- stand in for,
- stand-in,
- subaltern,
- subject,
- submarine,
- submersible,
- subordinate,
- subrogate,
- subservient,
- substituent,
- substitute,
- substitute for,
- substitution,
- succedaneum,
- succeed,
- supersede,
- superseder,
- supplant,
- supplanter,
- surrogate,
- swap places with,
- symbol,
- synecdoche,
- third rank,
- third string,
- token,
- tributary,
- under,
- underprivileged,
- understudy,
- understudy for,
- utility player,
- vicar,
- vice-president,
- vice-regent,
- vulgar
- inappropriateness
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- the quality of being not particularly suitable or befitting; "he retracted nothing that he had said about the inappropriateness of either a corporeal God or a God who is a person"; "his praise released from her loud protestations of her unworthiness"
- inappropriate conduct related words >
- Babbittry,
- aberrance,
- aberrancy,
- abnormality,
- anomaly,
- bad taste,
- bourgeois taste,
- camp,
- campiness,
- criminality,
- delinquency,
- deviance,
- deviancy,
- disentitlement,
- empty claim,
- empty title,
- excess,
- false claim,
- futility,
- high camp,
- illegality,
- impoliticalness,
- impoliticness,
- improperness,
- impropriety,
- inadmissibility,
- inadvisability,
- inapplicability,
- inappositeness,
- inaptitude,
- inaptness,
- inauspiciousness,
- incongruity,
- inconvenience,
- inconveniency,
- incorrectness,
- indecency,
- indecorousness,
- indecorum,
- indelicacy,
- indiscreetness,
- indiscretion,
- inelegance,
- inelegancy,
- ineptitude,
- inexpedience,
- inexpediency,
- infelicity,
- infraction,
- inopportuneness,
- inopportunity,
- intempestivity,
- interruption,
- intrusion,
- invalid claim,
- irrelevance,
- irrelevancy,
- kitsch,
- lack of claim,
- lateness,
- low camp,
- maladjustment,
- mesalliance,
- misalliance,
- misjoinder,
- misjoining,
- mismatch,
- no claim,
- philistinism,
- poor taste,
- pop,
- pop culture,
- prematurity,
- sinfulness,
- tastelessness,
- unaestheticism,
- unaestheticness,
- unbecomingness,
- unchastity,
- uncongeniality,
- undeservedness,
- undeservingness,
- undesirability,
- undueness,
- unentitledness,
- unfavorableness,
- unfitness,
- unfittingness,
- unfortunateness,
- unlawfulness,
- unmeetness,
- unmeritedness,
- unprofitability,
- unprofitableness,
- unpropitiousness,
- unrighteousness,
- unripeness,
- unseasonableness,
- unseemliness,
- unsuitability,
- unsuitableness,
- untimeliness,
- unwiseness,
- uselessness,
- violation,
- vulgar taste,
- vulgarism,
- vulgarity,
- vulgarness,
- wickedness,
- worthlessness,
- wrong,
- wrongfulness,
- wrongness
- abusive
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- characterized by physical or psychological maltreatment; "abusive punishment"; "argued...that foster homes are abusive"
- expressing offensive reproach related words >
- Rabelaisian,
- atrocious,
- back-biting,
- backhand,
- backhanded,
- belittling,
- bitchy,
- blackening,
- blameful,
- blasphemous,
- bludgeoning,
- blustering,
- browbeating,
- brutal,
- bulldozing,
- bullying,
- calumniatory,
- calumnious,
- catty,
- censorious,
- comminatory,
- condemnatory,
- contemptuous,
- contumelious,
- corrupt,
- crooked,
- cruel,
- cursing,
- damnatory,
- defamatory,
- degrading,
- denunciatory,
- deprecative,
- deprecatory,
- depreciative,
- depreciatory,
- derisive,
- derisory,
- derogative,
- derogatory,
- destructive,
- detractory,
- dirty,
- dishonest,
- disparaging,
- dysphemistic,
- epithetic,
- excommunicative,
- excommunicatory,
- execrating,
- execrative,
- execratory,
- fear-inspiring,
- filthy,
- foreboding,
- foul,
- fulminatory,
- harmful,
- hectoring,
- humiliating,
- hurtful,
- imminent,
- imprecatory,
- improper,
- incorrect,
- injurious,
- insolent,
- insulting,
- intimidating,
- invective,
- inveighing,
- judgmental,
- left-handed,
- libelous,
- lowering,
- maledictory,
- maligning,
- menacing,
- minacious,
- minatory,
- minimizing,
- misapplied,
- objurgatory,
- obscene,
- odious,
- offending,
- offensive,
- ominous,
- opprobrious,
- outrageous,
- pejorative,
- perverted,
- priggish,
- profane,
- raw,
- reproachful,
- reprobative,
- reviling,
- ribald,
- ridiculing,
- risque,
- rude,
- scandalous,
- scatologic,
- scoffing,
- scurrile,
- scurrilous,
- slanderous,
- slighting,
- smutty,
- terroristic,
- terrorizing,
- threatening,
- threatful,
- truculent,
- unspeakable,
- venal,
- vile,
- vilifying,
- vituperative,
- vulgar,
- wrong
- infelicitous
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- not appropriate in application; defective; "an infelicitous remark"; "infelicitous phrasing"; "the infelicitous typesetting was due to illegible copy"
- marked by or producing unhappiness; "infelicitous circumstances"; "unhappy caravans, straggling afoot through swamps and canebrakes"- American Guide Series related words >
- Doric,
- bad,
- barbaric,
- barbarous,
- cacophonous,
- careless,
- clumsy,
- coarse,
- crude,
- doggerel,
- dysphemistic,
- erroneous,
- faulty,
- futile,
- graceless,
- gross,
- harsh,
- ill-adapted,
- ill-advised,
- ill-assorted,
- ill-chosen,
- ill-considered,
- ill-fitted,
- ill-matched,
- ill-seasoned,
- ill-sorted,
- ill-suited,
- ill-timed,
- impolitic,
- imprecise,
- improper,
- impure,
- in bad taste,
- inadmissible,
- inadvisable,
- inapplicable,
- inapposite,
- inappropriate,
- inapt,
- inauspicious,
- inconcinnate,
- inconcinnous,
- incongruous,
- inconvenient,
- incorrect,
- indecorous,
- inelegant,
- inept,
- inexpedient,
- inopportune,
- intempestive,
- intrusive,
- irrelevant,
- late,
- loose,
- low,
- mal a propos,
- maladjusted,
- malapropos,
- misjoined,
- mismatched,
- mismated,
- misplaced,
- mistimed,
- off base,
- out of character,
- out of joint,
- out of keeping,
- out of line,
- out of phase,
- out of place,
- out of proportion,
- out of season,
- out of time,
- out of tune,
- outlandish,
- premature,
- rude,
- slipshod,
- slovenly,
- solecistic,
- tasteless,
- too late,
- too soon,
- unadapted,
- unapt,
- unbecoming,
- unbefitting,
- uncourtly,
- uncouth,
- undesirable,
- undignified,
- uneuphonious,
- unfavorable,
- unfelicitous,
- unfit,
- unfitted,
- unfitting,
- unfortunate,
- ungraceful,
- ungrammatic,
- unhandy,
- unhappy,
- unlucky,
- unmeet,
- unpolished,
- unprofitable,
- unpropitious,
- unqualified,
- unready,
- unrefined,
- unripe,
- unseasonable,
- unseemly,
- unsuitable,
- unsuited,
- untimely,
- untoward,
- unwise,
- vulgar,
- wrong
- Gothic,
- Neanderthal,
- Philistine,
- animal,
- arrested,
- backward,
- barbarian,
- barbaric,
- barbarous,
- bestial,
- bookless,
- boorish,
- brutal,
- brutish,
- churlish,
- cloddish,
- clodhopping,
- clownish,
- coarse,
- countrified,
- country-born,
- country-bred,
- crass,
- crude,
- deceived,
- embryonic,
- farmerish,
- from the sticks,
- functionally illiterate,
- grammarless,
- gross,
- hayseed,
- heathen,
- hick,
- hicky,
- hobnailed,
- hoodwinked,
- ill-bred,
- ill-educated,
- illiterate,
- impolite,
- in embryo,
- in ovo,
- in the rough,
- inurbane,
- led astray,
- loutish,
- lowbred,
- lowbrow,
- lumpen,
- lumpish,
- misinformed,
- misinstructed,
- mistaught,
- noncivilized,
- nonintellectual,
- outlandish,
- oversimple,
- pagan,
- primitive,
- raw,
- reductionistic,
- reductive,
- rough,
- rough-and-ready,
- roughcast,
- roughhewn,
- rube,
- rude,
- rudimental,
- rudimentary,
- savage,
- simplistic,
- stunted,
- troglodytic,
- unblown,
- unbooked,
- unbookish,
- unbooklearned,
- unbriefed,
- uncivil,
- uncivilized,
- uncombed,
- uncouth,
- uncultivated,
- uncut,
- underdeveloped,
- undeveloped,
- unedified,
- uneducated,
- unerudite,
- unfashioned,
- unfinished,
- unformed,
- unguided,
- unhewn,
- uninstructed,
- unintellectual,
- unkempt,
- unlabored,
- unlearned,
- unlettered,
- unlicked,
- unliterary,
- unpolished,
- unprocessed,
- unread,
- unrefined,
- unscholarly,
- unschooled,
- unstudious,
- untamed,
- untaught,
- untreated,
- untutored,
- unworked,
- unwrought,
- up-country,
- vulgar,
- wild,
- yokel,
- yokelish
- subordinate
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- an assistant subject to the authority or control of another
- lower in rank or importance
- subject or submissive to authority or the control of another; "a subordinate kingdom"
- make subordinate, dependent, or subservient; "Our wishes have to be subordinated to that of our ruler"
- rank or order as less important or consider of less value; "Art is sometimes subordinated to Science in these schools" related words >
- accessory,
- adjuvant,
- aide,
- assistant,
- assort,
- auxiliary,
- below,
- beneath,
- bolt,
- categorize,
- classify,
- client,
- cog,
- collate,
- collateral,
- common,
- commonality,
- commonalty,
- contributory,
- creature,
- demeaning,
- dependent,
- deprive of freedom,
- disadvantaged,
- disenfranchise,
- disfranchise,
- divide,
- dominate,
- employee,
- enslave,
- enthrall,
- feudal,
- feudatory,
- flunky,
- follower,
- gradate,
- grade,
- group,
- hanger-on,
- helper,
- hireling,
- hoi polloi,
- hold captive,
- hold down,
- hold in bondage,
- hold in captivity,
- hold in leash,
- hold in subjection,
- homager,
- humble,
- in the shade,
- inferior,
- infra dig,
- junior,
- keep down,
- keep under,
- lackey,
- lead captive,
- less,
- lesser,
- liege,
- liege man,
- lightweight,
- low,
- lower,
- lower class,
- lower orders,
- lowly,
- make dependent,
- masses,
- minion,
- minor,
- modest,
- myrmidon,
- next to,
- ordinary,
- pawn,
- peon,
- peonize,
- poor relation,
- rank,
- retainer,
- riddle,
- right-hand man,
- satellite,
- screen,
- scrub,
- second fiddle,
- second rank,
- second string,
- secondary,
- separate,
- serf,
- servant,
- servile,
- sieve,
- sift,
- size,
- slave,
- sort,
- sort out,
- staffer,
- stooge,
- sub,
- subaltern,
- subject,
- subjugate,
- subordinate to,
- subservient,
- subsidiary,
- supplementary,
- take captive,
- third rank,
- third string,
- third stringer,
- tributary,
- under,
- underling,
- underprivileged,
- understrapper,
- vassal,
- vassalize,
- vulgar,
- yeoman,
- yes-man
- gaudy
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- a celebratory feast held annually at one of the colleges in a British university related words >
- Gongoresque,
- Johnsonian,
- affected,
- bedizened,
- beggarly,
- beneath contempt,
- big-sounding,
- blatant,
- blinding,
- brazen,
- brazenfaced,
- brummagem,
- cheap,
- cheesy,
- chintzy,
- coarse,
- colorful,
- common,
- contemptible,
- convoluted,
- crass,
- crude,
- crummy,
- declamatory,
- despicable,
- earthy,
- elevated,
- euphuistic,
- extravagant,
- fake,
- flagrant,
- flamboyant,
- flaming,
- flaring,
- flashy,
- flaunting,
- florid,
- fulsome,
- garish,
- gimcrack,
- gimcracky,
- glaring,
- gorgeous,
- grandiloquent,
- grandiose,
- grandisonant,
- gross,
- high-flowing,
- high-flown,
- high-flying,
- high-sounding,
- highfalutin,
- honky-tonk,
- inkhorn,
- labyrinthine,
- lexiphanic,
- lofty,
- loud,
- lurid,
- magniloquent,
- mean,
- meretricious,
- miserable,
- obscene,
- obtrusive,
- orotund,
- ostentatious,
- overbright,
- overdone,
- overelaborate,
- overinvolved,
- overwrought,
- paltry,
- pathetic,
- pedantic,
- phony,
- pitiable,
- pitiful,
- pompous,
- poor,
- pretentious,
- raffish,
- raw,
- rhetorical,
- ribald,
- rough,
- rubbishy,
- rude,
- sad,
- screaming,
- scrubby,
- scruffy,
- scummy,
- scurvy,
- scuzzy,
- sensational,
- sensationalistic,
- sententious,
- shabby,
- sham,
- shameless,
- shoddy,
- showy,
- shrieking,
- sonorous,
- sorry,
- spectacular,
- stilted,
- tacky,
- tall,
- tasteless,
- tatty,
- tawdry,
- tinsel,
- tinselly,
- tortuous,
- trashy,
- trumpery,
- two-for-a-cent,
- two-for-a-penny,
- twopenny,
- twopenny-halfpenny,
- valueless,
- vile,
- vulgar,
- worthless,
- wretched
- Gongoresque,
- Johnsonian,
- affected,
- bedizened,
- big-sounding,
- blatant,
- blazon,
- blinding,
- brandish,
- brandishing,
- brave,
- bravura,
- braw,
- brazen,
- brazenfaced,
- brilliancy,
- chichi,
- colorful,
- convoluted,
- crude,
- daring,
- dash,
- dashing,
- declamatory,
- demonstration,
- display,
- dramatics,
- dressy,
- eclat,
- elevated,
- etalage,
- euphuistic,
- exhibition,
- exhibitionism,
- exhibitionistic,
- extravagant,
- false front,
- fanfaronade,
- figure,
- flagrant,
- flair,
- flamboyant,
- flaming,
- flaring,
- flashing,
- flashy,
- flaunt,
- flourish,
- flourishing,
- frilly,
- frothy,
- fulsome,
- gallant,
- garish,
- gaudy,
- gay,
- glaring,
- glittering,
- gorgeous,
- grandiloquent,
- grandiose,
- grandisonant,
- high-flowing,
- high-flown,
- high-flying,
- high-sounding,
- highfalutin,
- histrionics,
- inkhorn,
- jaunty,
- jazzy,
- labyrinthine,
- lexiphanic,
- lofty,
- loud,
- lurid,
- magniloquent,
- manifestation,
- meretricious,
- obtrusive,
- orotund,
- ostentatious,
- overbright,
- overdone,
- overelaborate,
- overinvolved,
- overwrought,
- pageant,
- pageantry,
- parade,
- pedantic,
- pompous,
- pretentious,
- rakish,
- raw,
- rhetorical,
- screaming,
- sensational,
- sensationalistic,
- sententious,
- shaking,
- sham,
- shameless,
- show,
- showing-off,
- showy,
- shrieking,
- snazzy,
- sonorous,
- spectacle,
- spectacular,
- splash,
- splashy,
- splurge,
- splurgy,
- sporty,
- staginess,
- stilted,
- tall,
- tawdry,
- theatrics,
- tortuous,
- undulation,
- vaunt,
- vulgar,
- wave,
- wave motion,
- waving
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