Related Words:
- affect,
- appoint,
- ask,
- ask for,
- assess,
- assume,
- authorize,
- be hurting for,
- be indicated,
- bind,
- blackmail,
- bring,
- brook no denial,
- call,
- call for,
- challenge,
- charge,
- charge for,
- claim,
- clamor for,
- coerce,
- command,
- commit,
- comprise,
- contain,
- crave,
- cry for,
- cry out for,
- demand,
- desire,
- dictate,
- entail,
- exact,
- extort,
- force,
- have occasion for,
- implicate,
- imply,
- impose,
- indent,
- insist,
- instruct,
- involve,
- issue an ultimatum,
- lack,
- lay down,
- lead to,
- leave no option,
- levy,
- make,
- make a demand,
- make dutiable,
- make imperative,
- make incumbent,
- make obligatory,
- miss,
- necessitate,
- need,
- obligate,
- oblige,
- order,
- order up,
- place an order,
- pledge,
- postulate,
- prerequire,
- prescribe,
- presume,
- presuppose,
- pro rata,
- prorate,
- put in requisition,
- requisition,
- run short of,
- saddle with,
- screw,
- set,
- solicit,
- stick for,
- subsume,
- take,
- take doing,
- take in,
- take no denial,
- tax,
- tie,
- tithe,
- want,
- want doing,
- warn
- mammon
collapse - (New Testament) a personification of wealth and avarice as an evil spirit; "ye cannot serve God and Mammon"
- wealth regarded as an evil influence related words >
- affluence,
- and pence,
- assets,
- bottomless purse,
- bulging purse,
- cash,
- circulating medium,
- coinage,
- coined liberty,
- cold cash,
- currency,
- dollars,
- easy circumstances,
- embarras de richesses,
- emergency money,
- filthy lucre,
- fortune,
- fractional currency,
- gold,
- handsome fortune,
- hard cash,
- hard currency,
- high income,
- high tax bracket,
- independence,
- legal tender,
- lucre,
- luxuriousness,
- managed currency,
- material wealth,
- medium of exchange,
- mintage,
- money,
- money to burn,
- moneybags,
- necessity money,
- opulence,
- opulency,
- pelf,
- possessions,
- postage currency,
- postal currency,
- pounds,
- property,
- prosperity,
- prosperousness,
- riches,
- richness,
- scrip,
- shillings,
- silver,
- six-figure income,
- soft currency,
- specie,
- sterling,
- substance,
- the almighty dollar,
- the wherewith,
- the wherewithal,
- treasure,
- upper bracket,
- wealth,
- wealthiness
- exaction
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- act of demanding or levying by force or authority; "exaction of tribute"; "exaction of various dues and fees" related words >
- admission,
- admission fee,
- anchorage,
- blackmail,
- bother,
- brokerage,
- burdening,
- call,
- call for,
- carfare,
- cellarage,
- charge,
- charges,
- charging,
- claim,
- contribution,
- cover charge,
- demand,
- demand for,
- dockage,
- draft,
- drain,
- dues,
- duty,
- entrance fee,
- exactment,
- extortion,
- extortionate demand,
- fare,
- fee,
- freighting,
- heavy demand,
- hire,
- imposing an onus,
- imposition,
- impost,
- inconsiderateness,
- inconvenience,
- indent,
- infliction,
- insistent demand,
- laying on,
- levy,
- license fee,
- loading,
- loading down,
- nonnegotiable demand,
- notice,
- obtrusiveness,
- order,
- pilotage,
- portage,
- presumptuousness,
- rending,
- requirement,
- requisition,
- ripping,
- rush,
- rush order,
- salvage,
- scot,
- scot and lot,
- shot,
- storage,
- tasking,
- tax,
- taxing,
- tearing,
- toll,
- towage,
- tribute,
- trouble,
- ultimatum,
- unwarranted demand,
- warning,
- weighting,
- wharfage,
- wrench,
- wrenching,
- wrest,
- wresting,
- wring,
- wringing
- advantage,
- aid,
- alimony,
- allotment,
- allowance,
- alterative,
- analeptic,
- annuity,
- appropriation,
- assist,
- avail,
- backing,
- balm,
- balsam,
- benefit,
- bounty,
- comfort,
- corrective,
- cure,
- depletion allowance,
- dole,
- ease,
- fellowship,
- financial assistance,
- good offices,
- grant,
- grant-in-aid,
- guaranteed annual income,
- hand,
- healing agent,
- healing quality,
- help,
- lift,
- ministration,
- ministry,
- office,
- offices,
- old-age insurance,
- pecuniary aid,
- pension,
- prescription,
- price support,
- profit,
- protection,
- public assistance,
- public welfare,
- receipt,
- recipe,
- reinforcement,
- relief,
- remedial measure,
- remedy,
- rescue,
- restorative,
- retirement benefits,
- scholarship,
- service,
- sovereign remedy,
- specific,
- specific remedy,
- stipend,
- subsidization,
- subsidy,
- subvention,
- succor,
- support,
- supporting,
- tax benefit,
- therapy,
- upholding,
- use,
- welfare,
- welfare aid,
- welfare payments
- accuse,
- allege,
- arraign,
- article,
- babble,
- be indiscreet,
- be unguarded,
- bear witness against,
- betray,
- betray a confidence,
- blab,
- blabber,
- blow the whistle,
- blurt,
- blurt out,
- book,
- bring accusation,
- bring charges,
- bring to book,
- charge,
- cite,
- complain,
- denounce,
- denunciate,
- double-cross,
- fasten on,
- fasten upon,
- finger,
- fink,
- give away,
- hang something on,
- impeach,
- imply,
- impute,
- indict,
- inform,
- inform against,
- insinuate,
- lay charges,
- leak,
- let down,
- let drop,
- let fall,
- let slip,
- lodge a complaint,
- lodge a plaint,
- narc,
- peach,
- pin on,
- prefer charges,
- press charges,
- put on report,
- rat,
- report,
- reproach,
- reveal a secret,
- sell out,
- sing,
- snitch,
- snitch on,
- spill,
- spill the beans,
- squeal,
- stool,
- take to task,
- talk,
- task,
- tattle,
- tattle on,
- taunt with,
- tax,
- tell on,
- tell secrets,
- tell tales,
- testify against,
- turn in,
- turn informer,
- twit,
- two-time
- impeach
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- charge (a public official) with an offense or misdemeanor committed while in office; "The President was impeached"
- challenge the honesty or veracity of; "the lawyers tried to impeach the credibility of the witnesses" related words >
- accuse,
- allege,
- anathematize,
- anathemize,
- animadvert on,
- arraign,
- article,
- asperse,
- attack,
- belittle,
- blame,
- book,
- bring accusation,
- bring charges,
- bring to book,
- call into question,
- call to account,
- cast aspersions on,
- cast blame upon,
- cast reflection upon,
- censure,
- challenge,
- charge,
- cite,
- complain,
- complain against,
- condemn,
- criminate,
- cry down,
- cry out against,
- cry out on,
- cry shame upon,
- damn,
- declaim,
- decry,
- denounce,
- denunciate,
- deprecate,
- discredit,
- disparage,
- fasten on,
- fasten upon,
- file a claim,
- finger,
- fulminate against,
- hang something on,
- have up,
- implicate,
- imply,
- impugn,
- impute,
- incriminate,
- inculpate,
- indict,
- inform against,
- inform on,
- insinuate,
- inveigh against,
- lay charges,
- lodge a complaint,
- lodge a plaint,
- malign,
- pin on,
- prefer charges,
- press charges,
- pull up,
- put on report,
- reflect upon,
- report,
- reprehend,
- reproach,
- reprobate,
- shake up,
- slander,
- take to task,
- task,
- taunt with,
- tax,
- twit,
- vilify
- accuse,
- allege,
- anathematize,
- anathemize,
- animadvert on,
- arraign,
- article,
- attaint,
- blacklist,
- blame,
- book,
- bring accusation,
- bring charges,
- bring home to,
- bring to book,
- call to account,
- cast blame upon,
- cast reflection upon,
- censure,
- charge,
- cite,
- complain,
- complain against,
- condemn,
- convict,
- cry down,
- cry out against,
- cry out on,
- cry shame upon,
- damn,
- decry,
- denounce,
- doom,
- excommunicate,
- fasten on,
- fasten upon,
- find guilty,
- finger,
- fulminate against,
- hang something on,
- impeach,
- imply,
- impugn,
- impute,
- indict,
- inform,
- inform against,
- inform on,
- insinuate,
- inveigh against,
- knock,
- lay charges,
- lodge a complaint,
- lodge a plaint,
- menace,
- pass sentence on,
- penalize,
- pin on,
- prefer charges,
- press charges,
- pronounce judgment,
- pronounce sentence,
- proscribe,
- put on report,
- rap,
- reflect upon,
- report,
- reprehend,
- reproach,
- reprobate,
- sentence,
- shake up,
- skin,
- take to task,
- task,
- taunt with,
- tax,
- threaten,
- twit
- overtax
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- tax excessively; "Don't overtax my constituents!" related words >
- bear hard upon,
- bleed,
- bleed white,
- burden,
- burthen,
- busy,
- carry too far,
- charge,
- clip,
- cumber,
- drive,
- encumber,
- exaggerate,
- exhaust,
- exploit,
- fag,
- fleece,
- freight,
- go overboard,
- go to extremes,
- go too far,
- gouge,
- hamper,
- handicap,
- haul,
- heave,
- hold up,
- keep busy,
- know no bounds,
- lade,
- load,
- oppress,
- overact,
- overburden,
- overcarry,
- overcharge,
- overdevelop,
- overdo,
- overdrive,
- overelaborate,
- overemphasize,
- overexercise,
- overexert,
- overexpend,
- overextend,
- overindulge,
- overlabor,
- overlade,
- overload,
- overplay,
- overprice,
- overreact,
- overspend,
- overstrain,
- overstress,
- overstudy,
- overtask,
- overtrain,
- overuse,
- overweigh,
- overweight,
- overwork,
- pass all bounds,
- press,
- press hard upon,
- profiteer,
- protest too much,
- pull,
- rack,
- rest hard upon,
- saddle,
- screw,
- skin,
- soak,
- stick,
- sting,
- strain,
- strain every nerve,
- stress,
- stretch,
- surcharge,
- sweat,
- sweat blood,
- swindle,
- task,
- tax,
- tense,
- tug,
- victimize,
- weigh heavy on,
- weigh on,
- weigh upon,
- work
- installment plan
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- a system for paying for goods by installments related words >
- acquitment,
- acquittal,
- acquittance,
- amortization,
- amortizement,
- bank credit,
- binder,
- book credit,
- borrowing,
- borrowing power,
- cash,
- cash credit,
- cash payment,
- clearance,
- commercial credit,
- consumer credit,
- credit,
- credit insurance,
- credit rating,
- credit union,
- debt,
- debt service,
- debtor,
- defrayal,
- defrayment,
- deposit,
- disbursal,
- discharge,
- doling out,
- down payment,
- earnest,
- earnest money,
- financing,
- hire purchase,
- hire purchase plan,
- hitting,
- hitting-up,
- hocking,
- installment,
- installment buying,
- installment credit,
- interest payment,
- investment credit,
- line of credit,
- liquidation,
- money-raising,
- monthly payments,
- mortgaging,
- never-never,
- pawning,
- paying,
- paying off,
- paying out,
- paying up,
- payment,
- payment in kind,
- payoff,
- pledging,
- prepayment,
- quarterly payments,
- quittance,
- rating,
- regular payments,
- remittance,
- retirement,
- satisfaction,
- settlement,
- sinking-fund payment,
- spot cash,
- tax credit,
- tick,
- touching,
- trust,
- weekly payments
- ultimatum
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- a final peremptory demand related words >
- admonishment,
- admonition,
- alarm,
- blackmail,
- boundary condition,
- call,
- call for,
- catch,
- caution,
- caveat,
- claim,
- clause,
- condition,
- conditions,
- contribution,
- demand,
- demand for,
- demands,
- deterrent example,
- donnee,
- draft,
- drain,
- duty,
- escalator clause,
- escape clause,
- escape hatch,
- exaction,
- example,
- extortion,
- extortionate demand,
- final notice,
- final offer,
- final warning,
- fine print,
- firm price,
- given,
- grounds,
- heavy demand,
- hint,
- imposition,
- impost,
- indent,
- insistent demand,
- joker,
- kicker,
- last word,
- lesson,
- levy,
- limiting condition,
- monition,
- moral,
- nonnegotiable demand,
- notice,
- notification,
- object lesson,
- obligation,
- order,
- parameter,
- prerequisite,
- provision,
- provisions,
- proviso,
- requirement,
- requisite,
- requisition,
- rush,
- rush order,
- saving clause,
- sine qua non,
- small print,
- specification,
- stipulation,
- stipulations,
- string,
- tax,
- taxing,
- terms,
- threat,
- tip-off,
- tribute,
- verbum sapienti,
- warning,
- warning piece,
- whereas
- ask
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- make a request or demand for something to somebody; "She asked him for a loan"
- consider obligatory; request and expect; "We require our secretary to be on time"; "Aren't we asking too much of these children?"; "I expect my students to arrive in time for their lessons"
- inquire about; "I asked about their special today"; "He had to ask directions several times"
- direct or put; seek an answer to; "ask a question"
- address a question to and expect an answer from; "Ask your teacher about trigonometry"; "The children asked me about their dead grandmother"
- require or ask for as a price or condition; "He is asking $200 for the table"; "The kidnappers are asking a million dollars in return for the release of their hostage" related words >
- apply for,
- argue,
- ask a question,
- ask about,
- ask for,
- ask questions,
- assess,
- be hurting for,
- be indicated,
- beg,
- beg leave,
- beseech,
- bespeak,
- bid,
- bid come,
- blackmail,
- bring into question,
- call,
- call for,
- call in,
- canvass,
- catechize,
- challenge,
- charge,
- charge for,
- claim,
- clamor for,
- crave,
- cry for,
- cry out for,
- debate,
- deliberate,
- demand,
- desire,
- discuss,
- entreat,
- exact,
- examine,
- extort,
- file for,
- have occasion for,
- implore,
- importune,
- impose,
- indent,
- inquire,
- inquire of,
- interpellate,
- interrogate,
- invite,
- issue an invitation,
- issue an ultimatum,
- levy,
- make a demand,
- make a request,
- make a requisition,
- make application,
- make dutiable,
- make inquiry,
- necessitate,
- need,
- order,
- order up,
- place an order,
- prerequire,
- pro rata,
- propose a question,
- propound a question,
- prorate,
- put in for,
- put in requisition,
- put queries,
- query,
- question,
- quiz,
- request,
- require,
- require an answer,
- requisition,
- review,
- screw,
- seek,
- solicit,
- stick for,
- summon,
- take,
- take doing,
- talk over,
- tax,
- tithe,
- want,
- want doing,
- want to know,
- warn,
- whistle for,
- wish
- busy
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- crowded with or characterized by much activity; "a very busy week"; "a busy life"; "a busy street"; "a busy seaport"
- actively or fully engaged or occupied; "busy with her work"; "a busy man"; "too busy to eat lunch"; "the line is busy"
- (of facilities such as telephones or lavatories) unavailable for use by anyone else or indicating unavailability; (`engaged' is a British term for a busy telephone line); "her line is busy"; "receptionists' telephones are always engaged"; "the lavatory is in use"; "kept getting a busy signal"
- overcrowded or cluttered with detail; "a busy painting"; "a fussy design"
- keep busy with; "She busies herself with her butterfly collection" related words >
- absorb,
- active,
- arabesque,
- assiduous,
- at it,
- at work,
- attend to business,
- baroque,
- burden,
- bustling,
- busybody,
- chichi,
- complex,
- complicated,
- detailed,
- devote,
- diligent,
- divert,
- drive,
- elaborate,
- elegant,
- employ,
- employed,
- energetic,
- engage,
- engaged,
- engross,
- fag,
- fancy,
- fine,
- flamboyant,
- florid,
- flowery,
- forward,
- frilly,
- full of business,
- fussy,
- hard at it,
- hard at work,
- hectic,
- high-wrought,
- hustling,
- immerse,
- impertinent,
- in harness,
- industrious,
- inquisitive,
- intricate,
- involve,
- involved,
- keep busy,
- labored,
- lively,
- luxuriant,
- luxurious,
- meddlesome,
- meddling,
- mind the store,
- moresque,
- nosy,
- occupied,
- occupy,
- officious,
- on duty,
- on the go,
- on the hop,
- on the job,
- on the jump,
- on the move,
- on the run,
- oppress,
- ornate,
- ostentatious,
- overdrive,
- overelaborate,
- overelegant,
- overlabored,
- overtask,
- overtax,
- overwork,
- overworked,
- overwrought,
- pass the time,
- picturesque,
- presumptuous,
- pretty-pretty,
- prying,
- pushing,
- pushy,
- rich,
- rococo,
- self-appointed,
- snoopy,
- soak,
- spend,
- spend the time,
- sweat,
- task,
- tax,
- tied up,
- work,
- working
- subvention
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- the act or process of providing aid or help of any sort
- grant of financial aid as from a government to an educational institution related words >
- TLC,
- accouterment,
- aid,
- alimony,
- allotment,
- allowance,
- annuity,
- armament,
- assistance,
- backing,
- bounty,
- bread,
- care,
- carriage,
- carrying,
- catering,
- chandlery,
- daily bread,
- depletion allowance,
- dole,
- economic support,
- endowment,
- equipment,
- fellowship,
- financial assistance,
- finding,
- fitting out,
- furnishing,
- furnishment,
- grant,
- grant-in-aid,
- guaranteed annual income,
- help,
- investment,
- keep,
- livelihood,
- living,
- logistics,
- maintenance,
- manna,
- meat,
- moral support,
- mothering,
- nourishment,
- nurture,
- old-age insurance,
- outfitting,
- pecuniary aid,
- pension,
- preparation,
- price support,
- procurement,
- providing,
- provision,
- provisioning,
- psychological support,
- public assistance,
- public welfare,
- purveyance,
- reinforcement,
- reliance,
- relief,
- replenishment,
- resupply,
- retailing,
- retirement benefits,
- scholarship,
- security blanket,
- selling,
- stipend,
- subsidization,
- subsidy,
- subsistence,
- supply,
- supplying,
- support,
- supportive relationship,
- supportive therapy,
- sustaining,
- sustainment,
- sustenance,
- sustentation,
- tax benefit,
- tender loving care,
- upholding,
- upkeep,
- victualing,
- welfare,
- welfare aid,
- welfare payments
- overload
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- an excessive burden
- an electrical load that exceeds the available electrical power
- place too much a load on; "don't overload the car"
- become overloaded; "The aerator overloaded" related words >
- adorn,
- bale,
- bear hard upon,
- burden,
- burdening,
- burthen,
- cargo,
- charge,
- charging,
- choke,
- congest,
- congestion,
- convolute,
- cram,
- crowd,
- cumber,
- cumbrance,
- deadweight,
- decorate,
- drag,
- drench,
- elaborate,
- embellish,
- embroider,
- encumber,
- encumbrance,
- engorgement,
- enrich,
- festoon,
- flourish,
- freight,
- gild,
- glut,
- gluttonize,
- go hard with,
- go ill with,
- gorge,
- hamper,
- handicap,
- hindrance,
- hyperemia,
- impede,
- impediment,
- incubus,
- incumbency,
- involve,
- jam,
- jam-pack,
- lade,
- lading,
- lie on,
- load,
- load with ornament,
- loading,
- millstone,
- oppress,
- oppression,
- ornament,
- overbrimming,
- overburden,
- overcharge,
- overfeed,
- overfill,
- overflow,
- overfreight,
- overfullness,
- overlade,
- overlay,
- overspill,
- overstuff,
- overtax,
- overtaxing,
- overweigh,
- overweight,
- overweighting,
- pack,
- plethora,
- press hard upon,
- pressure,
- repletion,
- rest hard upon,
- saddle,
- saddle with,
- saddling,
- satiate,
- satiety,
- saturate,
- saturation,
- soak,
- strain,
- stuff,
- supercharge,
- superincumbency,
- supersaturate,
- supersaturation,
- surcharge,
- surfeit,
- tax,
- taxing,
- trick out,
- try one,
- varnish,
- weigh down,
- weigh heavy on,
- weigh on,
- weigh upon
- abundance,
- affluence,
- ample sufficiency,
- ampleness,
- amplitude,
- assets,
- avalanche,
- bonanza,
- bottomless purse,
- bountifulness,
- bountiousness,
- bulging purse,
- bumper crop,
- copiousness,
- easy circumstances,
- embarras de richesses,
- extravagance,
- exuberance,
- fertility,
- flood,
- flow,
- foison,
- fortune,
- full measure,
- fullness,
- generosity,
- generousness,
- gold,
- great abundance,
- great plenty,
- gush,
- handsome fortune,
- high income,
- high tax bracket,
- independence,
- landslide,
- lavishness,
- liberality,
- liberalness,
- lots,
- lucre,
- luxuriance,
- luxuriousness,
- mammon,
- material wealth,
- maximum,
- money,
- money to burn,
- moneybags,
- more than enough,
- much,
- myriad,
- myriads,
- numerousness,
- opulency,
- outpouring,
- overflow,
- pelf,
- plenitude,
- plenteousness,
- plentifulness,
- plenty,
- possessions,
- prevalence,
- prodigality,
- productiveness,
- profuseness,
- profusion,
- property,
- prosperity,
- prosperousness,
- quantities,
- repleteness,
- repletion,
- rich harvest,
- rich vein,
- riches,
- richness,
- riot,
- riotousness,
- scads,
- shower,
- six-figure income,
- spate,
- stream,
- substance,
- substantiality,
- substantialness,
- superabundance,
- teemingness,
- treasure,
- upper bracket,
- wealth,
- wealthiness
- annuity
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- income from capital investment paid in a series of regular payments; "his retirement fund was set up to be paid as an annuity" related words >
- accident insurance,
- actuary,
- aid,
- alimony,
- allotment,
- allowance,
- assistance,
- assurance,
- aviation insurance,
- bail bond,
- bond,
- bounty,
- business life insurance,
- casualty insurance,
- certificate of insurance,
- court bond,
- credit insurance,
- credit life insurance,
- deductible,
- depletion allowance,
- dole,
- endowment insurance,
- family maintenance policy,
- fellowship,
- fidelity bond,
- fidelity insurance,
- financial assistance,
- flood insurance,
- fraternal insurance,
- government insurance,
- grant,
- grant-in-aid,
- guaranteed annual income,
- health insurance,
- help,
- industrial life insurance,
- insurance,
- insurance agent,
- insurance broker,
- insurance company,
- insurance man,
- insurance policy,
- interinsurance,
- liability insurance,
- license bond,
- limited payment insurance,
- major medical insurance,
- malpractice insurance,
- marine insurance,
- mutual company,
- ocean marine insurance,
- old-age insurance,
- pecuniary aid,
- pension,
- permit bond,
- policy,
- price support,
- public assistance,
- public welfare,
- relief,
- retirement benefits,
- robbery insurance,
- scholarship,
- social security,
- stipend,
- stock company,
- subsidization,
- subsidy,
- subvention,
- support,
- tax benefit,
- term insurance,
- theft insurance,
- underwriter,
- welfare,
- welfare aid,
- welfare payments
- account for,
- accredit with,
- accrete to,
- accuse,
- acknowledge,
- allege,
- apply to,
- arraign,
- article,
- ascribe to,
- assign to,
- attach to,
- attribute to,
- blame,
- blame for,
- blame on,
- book,
- bring accusation,
- bring charges,
- bring home to,
- bring to book,
- burden with,
- catch at,
- charge,
- charge on,
- charge to,
- cite,
- complain,
- confess,
- connect with,
- credit with,
- demand,
- denounce,
- denunciate,
- enjoin,
- exact,
- fasten on,
- father upon,
- finger,
- fix on,
- fix upon,
- freight with,
- hang on,
- hang something on,
- impeach,
- imply,
- impose,
- impose on,
- impose upon,
- impute,
- impute to,
- indict,
- inflict on,
- inflict upon,
- inform against,
- inform on,
- insinuate,
- jump,
- jump at,
- lay,
- lay charges,
- lay on,
- lay to,
- levy,
- lodge a complaint,
- lodge a plaint,
- pin on,
- pinpoint,
- place,
- place upon,
- point to,
- pounce upon,
- prefer charges,
- press charges,
- put,
- put down,
- put on,
- put on report,
- put upon,
- refer to,
- report,
- reproach,
- saddle on,
- saddle with,
- scramble for,
- seize on,
- set,
- set down to,
- settle upon,
- snap at,
- snatch at,
- spring upon,
- subject to,
- swoop down upon,
- take to task,
- task,
- taunt with,
- tax,
- twit,
- weight down with,
- yoke with
- abnegation,
- abridgment,
- absence,
- awayness,
- banishment,
- bare cupboard,
- bare subsistence,
- beggarliness,
- beggary,
- bereavement,
- blackballing,
- blank,
- cashiering,
- contradiction,
- cost,
- curtailment,
- damage,
- dead loss,
- debit,
- declension,
- declination,
- declinature,
- declining,
- deconsecration,
- defectiveness,
- deficiency,
- deficit,
- defrocking,
- degradation,
- demotion,
- denial,
- denudation,
- depluming,
- deportation,
- deposal,
- deposition,
- deprivement,
- despoilment,
- destitution,
- destruction,
- dethronement,
- detriment,
- disagreement,
- disallowance,
- disassembly,
- disbarment,
- disbarring,
- disburdening,
- disburdenment,
- disclaimer,
- disclamation,
- discrownment,
- disenthronement,
- disentitlement,
- disfellowship,
- dismantlement,
- dismemberment,
- dismissal,
- disobedience,
- displacement,
- displuming,
- dispossession,
- dissent,
- divestment,
- drought,
- emptiness,
- empty purse,
- exclusion,
- excommunication,
- exile,
- expatriation,
- expense,
- expulsion,
- extradition,
- famine,
- firing,
- forced resignation,
- forfeit,
- forfeiture,
- fugitation,
- grinding poverty,
- gripe,
- hand-to-mouth existence,
- holding back,
- homelessness,
- impeachment,
- imperfection,
- impoverishment,
- incompleteness,
- indigence,
- injury,
- kicking upstairs,
- lack,
- liquidation,
- loser,
- losing,
- losing streak,
- loss,
- mendicancy,
- moneylessness,
- nay,
- necessitousness,
- necessity,
- need,
- neediness,
- negation,
- negative,
- negative answer,
- negativeness,
- negativity,
- neverness,
- nihility,
- nix,
- no,
- nonacceptance,
- nonbeing,
- noncompliance,
- nonconsent,
- nonentity,
- nonexistence,
- nonobservance,
- nonoccurrence,
- nonpresence,
- nonreality,
- nonsubsistence,
- not-being,
- nothingness,
- nowhereness,
- nullity,
- omission,
- ostracism,
- ostracization,
- ousting,
- outlawing,
- outlawry,
- overthrow,
- overthrowal,
- pauperism,
- pauperization,
- pensioning off,
- penury,
- perdition,
- pinch,
- privation,
- purge,
- recantation,
- refusal,
- rejection,
- relegation,
- relieving,
- removal,
- repudiation,
- retention,
- retirement,
- robbery,
- ruin,
- rustication,
- sacrifice,
- shortage,
- shortcoming,
- shortfall,
- spoliation,
- starvation,
- stripping,
- subtraction,
- superannuation,
- suspension,
- taking away,
- thumbs-down,
- total loss,
- transportation,
- turndown,
- unactuality,
- unchurching,
- undoing,
- unfrocking,
- unreality,
- unseating,
- unwillingness,
- vacancy,
- vacuity,
- vacuum,
- void,
- want,
- wantage,
- withholding
- census
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- a periodic count of the population
- conduct a census; "They censused the deer in the forest" related words >
- account,
- accounting,
- accounts,
- agenda,
- assemblage,
- assembly,
- beadroll,
- body count,
- cadastre,
- calendar,
- call-up,
- canvass,
- capitulation,
- census report,
- checklist,
- checkroll,
- code,
- collection,
- colligation,
- collocation,
- combination,
- comparison,
- composition,
- concourse,
- concurrence,
- confluence,
- conflux,
- congregation,
- constituents,
- content,
- contents,
- convergence,
- corralling,
- count,
- counting,
- dactylonomy,
- data-gathering,
- digest,
- divisions,
- docket,
- dramatis personae,
- elements,
- enumeration,
- foliation,
- gathering,
- guts,
- head count,
- honor roll,
- index,
- ingathering,
- ingredients,
- innards,
- insides,
- inventory,
- inventorying,
- items,
- junction,
- jury list,
- jury panel,
- juxtaposition,
- lineup,
- list,
- measurement,
- mobilization,
- muster,
- muster roll,
- nose count,
- numbering,
- numeration,
- order of business,
- pagination,
- part,
- parts,
- poll,
- program,
- property roll,
- quantification,
- quantization,
- questionnaire,
- recapitulation,
- reckoning,
- recount,
- recounting,
- rehearsal,
- repertory,
- returns,
- rodeo,
- roll,
- roll call,
- roster,
- rota,
- roundup,
- scroll,
- statement,
- summary,
- summation,
- summing,
- summing up,
- survey,
- table,
- table of organization,
- tallying,
- tax roll,
- telling,
- whole
- connoisseur
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- an expert able to appreciate a field; especially in the fine arts related words >
- Admirable Crichton,
- accumulator,
- adept,
- aesthete,
- aficionado,
- amateur,
- annotator,
- arbiter,
- arbiter elegantiarum,
- arbiter of taste,
- artisan,
- artist,
- attache,
- authority,
- bill collector,
- bon vivant,
- buff,
- captious critic,
- carper,
- caviler,
- censor,
- censurer,
- cognoscente,
- collection agent,
- collector,
- commentator,
- commenter,
- connaisseur,
- consultant,
- cordon bleu,
- crack shot,
- craftsman,
- critic,
- criticaster,
- criticizer,
- critickin,
- criticule,
- dead shot,
- dilettante,
- diplomat,
- diplomatist,
- douanier,
- dunner,
- editor,
- elder statesman,
- epicure,
- epicurean,
- exciseman,
- experienced hand,
- expert,
- expert consultant,
- fan,
- farmer,
- faultfinder,
- freak,
- gatherer,
- good judge,
- gourmand,
- gourmet,
- graduate,
- handy man,
- journeyman,
- judge,
- literary critic,
- magpie,
- man of letters,
- marksman,
- maven,
- miser,
- muckraker,
- no slouch,
- nut,
- pack rat,
- politician,
- pro,
- professional,
- professor,
- proficient,
- pundit,
- refined palate,
- reviewer,
- savant,
- scholar,
- scholiast,
- shark,
- sharp,
- smellfungus,
- social critic,
- specialist,
- statesman,
- tax collector,
- technical adviser,
- technical expert,
- technician,
- textual critic,
- virtuoso
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