Putnam's Word Book

rk, drudgery, task

ork, drudge, slav

elaborate, overwrou

stevedore, roustabout, drud

arduous, onerous; dilige

maze, intricac

ing, cord, t

mangle, laniate, harrow

ng, rending, laniati

t, be in need of,

paucity, scarcity, drought, default, defi

ensive, dreamy, lan

, n. f

insufficient, unsupplie

n. See s

nd, loiter, linge

r, lagger, lingerer

. Associated words: l

ng, yeanling,

pommel, maul, bel

le, maim, crip

ormed, game, maimed, disabled; inconclusive, un

eep, wail, deplore,

le, grievous, pitiable,

g, lament, grief, bewa

. mourned f

libel, defam

libel, pasqi

pear, javel

le, fallow, allodium, innings, abuttal; farm, plantation; continent, island, peninsula, delta, isthmus, headland, cape, plateau, barens. Associated words: agronomy, agronomist, agronomics, agr

embark, deba

tion, debarkation; wha

-keeper, inn-keeper, Bon

promise.

cene, scenery,

; Volapuk, pasilaly, Esperanto. Associated words: lingual, linguistic, linguist, linguistics, philology, philologist, philological

ging, lifeless, supine, list

ion, lassitude, ina

gangling,

ep, indiscretion; bac

eaflard, flare; ax

buttery, pa

a. lard

al, gigantic, bulky; ample, copious, liberal, unstinted; generous, liber

n. lasso

n. f

loq.) whip, bea

ggot; pl. larv?. Associated wor

d, libidinous, sal

courge, th

ate, flagellate; satiriz

stigation, flagellation;

weariness, exhaustion,

ariat, cabe

indmost, farthest

ntinue, end

ishable, abiding. Antonyms: ephemeral, transito

y, permanence, indestruct

adv. f

ardy, dela

adv. r

led, dormant, und

subsequent

dth; room, range, scope,

is, lattice-work;

attice, trellis, t

tol, praise

mmendable. Antonyms: illaud

, eulogistic, encomiastic

e, snicker, titter, chuckle, grin

ludicrous, droll, facetious,

rry, gleeful, m

of nitrogen, nitrous o

, grin, chortle, chuckle, guffaw, titter. Associated words: risible, r

orn. deride

et going, start; throw,

regal (Mexico a

ree, unstinted; superabundant,

lavishly, besto

snomy, neonomian, code, codex, codify, codification, digest, forensic, legislate, legislation, legislative, enact, ordain, repeal, veto, jurat, ju

alefactor, culprit, felon,

me, misdemeanor, tra

imate, licit, legalized

legitimacy. Antonyms: u

litigatio

ical, riotous, mob

unrestraint, abandon, m

legislator, l

g, n. le

ction. Associated words: litigant, li

dvocate, attorney-at-law, solicitor; pettifogger; (di

vague, equivocal, doubtful; slack, remiss, n

e, a. a

e, n. a

; relaxation, flabbiness; rem

s; impute, charge, ascribe, attribute

ong, ball

laic,

stratum, c

n. pl.

reveal, expose, dis

cover, apply; defer

esiege, beset,

rt, be grieved at, feel k

re, save, hoard, garn

or. lie in

e, devastate, pill

n. indolen

ard, dronish. Antonyms: diligent,

sluggard, d

meadow,

v. li

, n. lix

phite, plumbago (black lead);

ice, influence, allure, persuade, actuate, impel; conduce, co

ce, initiative, c

ay. misle

r, corypheus, pilot, bellw

mmand, guidance; primacy, su

rincipal, premiere,

, foliferous, foliaceous, foliation, defoliate, defoliation, frond, bract, frond

n, n. chl

alk, n.

tion, coalition, confederacy,

combine,

rcolate, fi

a. de

ope, recline, tend;

poor, skinny, gaunt, emaciated, ma

eclining, inc

ropensity, bent, bias, proneness, pr

penthouse, a

ult, bound, caper, gambol

, jump, vault,

, jumping, salient, s

ringing, salta

ar. bis

ster, acquir

ted, erudite, let

hip, knowledge. Associated words: savant, philoma

let, dem

ise; tenure. Associate

ssociated words: min

smallest

rning, n.

oriaceous, tou

dieu, farewell, congé; withdrawal, re

from, forego, desist from, forbear; permit, allow, let; commit, give over, i

foliage, leaf

arewell, valedict

fragments, offal, refuse,

ke, libertine

ibertinism, l

dress, dissertation, prel

address; reprove, censu

f, ridge (of rocks);

sinistral, sinistrality, sinistrors

, a. sini

a. sinister

, epipodiale. Associated words: crotch, hock, hough, solen, cradle, puttee, hi

. bequest

l, legitimate.

ness, legitimacy. A

ize. Antonyms: illeg

ssador, envoy,

n, n. e

, myth; posy, in

. mythical,

. jugglery, sl

le, decipherable.

. host, h

battalions, tr

lawful. Antonym

words: citric, citrin

, v.

ng, n

ate, stretch, prolong, pro

sion, elongation, pro

, adv. lon

g, prolix, prot

ompassionate.

lemency, mer

. Quadr

minify, depreciate, minimiz

, decrease, decrement, depreciation

Bear. C

n. task,

permit, suffe

. hind

wsiness, stupor,

letter of the Pope). Associated words: correspond, epistolical, epistolary

initial (fi

n, mail-carrier, courier,

r letter.

. pl. corr

ning, literature, er

abatement, assuagemen

abate, subside,

horizontal; steady, impartial, well-balanced. Ant

, smooth, reduce; raze, reduce, o

ted words: fulcrum, pu

e, n. p

ness, buoyancy;

nent, ribald, lascivious, rakish, ruttish, salacious, concupiscent, wa

y, ribaldry, salacity, concupiscence, profligacy, l

bility, responsibility, amenabil

l. debts, obligat

ountable, answerable, amenable,

amation, lamp

(by some public

famatory, slande

rincely; profuse, lavish, ample, abundant; catholic, magnanimous, tole

ty. Antonyms: illiberal

e, v. S

n, n. See

er, debauchee, rak

ntious, lecherous,

permission. Antonyms: captivity, bondage, serv

lege, right; lawl

v. legali

igate, lewd, libertine, rakish, lascivio

g, thrash, chastise, castig

slap, str

, chastisement, castigation, p

n.

; fiction, fabrication; subterf

v. re

cuddle, nes

ingly, gladly,

. incum

iskness, sprightliness; biography, memoir. Associated words: biology, biologist, vital, biom

inanimate, spirit

ess, n. i

raise,

elevation; help, assistance

ne. derrick,

c notice; phosphorescence, luminescence; aureole, halo, nimbus, aureola, glory. Associated

y; spongy, porous, well-leavened; incompact, loose, porous; gossamery, sleazy,

ite, illumine

alight, descend; r

luminate, illume; eas

d, a. thievis

ed, a. nim

nal, pharos. Associated w

ination.--a. lumin

levity, levita

rod, n. pa

ognate, analogous, homogen

rt, copy, equal; l

approve of; pref

(Low) furio

verisimilitude. Antonyms:

good-looking, comely; appropriat

v. co

rity, appearance, guise, analogy; portrait,

l, preference, predilection. Antonyms: distaste, av

. branc

imp, pliable, supple, lithe, l

rous, calcification, calcify, calcified, calcivorous, calcina

onfine, extent; restriction,

ct, circumscribe

striction, restraint, ci

d, conditioned, finite, circums

y, limber, soft, flexil

alt, limpi

r, pellucid, lu

riphery, circumference, outline; lineament; row, series, rank, file; secant; hachure, hatching. Associated words: al

apery; ling

wool. lins

n. pl

iter, saunter

g, a. pr

ite, connect, cou

ess (female); whelp, lio

e, a. l

ialization, labialism, chiloma, labret, philtrum, pout, la

d, n.

r, schedule, register; se

rop; auscultate. Antonyms:

ing; eavesdropping; a

e, indifferent, supine,

ion, n.

r; mulch; disorder,

e, tiny, wee, puny, dwarfish, insig

miniature

tle. piecemea

st; dwell, r

e, quick, ani

vivacity, sprightliness,

than. surv

k, energetic, stirring, sprightly; agile, nimble; hilarious frol

y, hepatize, hepatization, cirrhosis, cirrhoti

of an animal. inme

mosed, bruised,

quick, live; qui

ng; livelihood, sustenance, sub

ivus, resurrected,

m, reclusion, seclusion, retirement.--a. h

ture. tabl

ether. coh

ers. parasitic.

le; chameleon, gecko, gil

mber, lade, b

lading, encumbrance, wei

d a. laden, fre

ounge abou

detest, abominate, despi

, detestation, abominat

situation, lo

inglet, cu

s. Associated words

. tall,

uncheon (

istent, sound. A

n. pl

. saunter

a. saunteri

cockney (Co

desolate; unfrequented, solitary

itary, unfrequented; loneso

xtended; lingering; extensive, inclusive;

n for, hanker

han broa

ed, a. lo

shrewd, sagaci

. yearning

fe. lon

man, n. s

uncomplaining, patient.--n. for

y, peep, pore, lower, glower, scan, ogle; seem, appear; await, expec

utiny, gaze; expression, appearance, air,

upon. Se

rospection, retrospec

ticipation, exp

cipation, expectation

d. prospective

, n. mirror;

introspection.--

ct, examine, pro

ness; regard, con

y; watch-tower, connin

mine, scrutini

egard, estee

respect, defer to,

hin. int

taple, noo

. excuse, p

able, unfastened, unrestrained, de

ee, disentangle, liberate; absol

n, v.

laxity, slackn

ty, plunder, prize;

der, sack, ri

ut off, o

unbalanced, d

garrulous, volu

rulity, volubilit

peer, magnate, gran

v. dom

rcy upon us.

omineering, despotic, arr

. seigniory

ayer. Pat

r. communion

g, knowledge, wi

saken, lonel

. miss,

tire, recede, r

ociated words: damnific,

ent, misemployed, wasted; irreclaimable, incorrigibl

fate; portion, parcel, part, a

nwilling, reluctant, av

Associated wo

clamorous, vociferous, boisterous; gaudy, flashy,

v. recli

hiriasis, pedicul

boor, bumpkin,

sh, lubberly, gaw

able, winsome,

mability, winsome

sion; amorousness, amativeness; Cupid, Eros, V

(an illicit love affa

he primitive Chr

. billet-doux,

delightful, delectabl

tion. p

, suitor, admirer, philander, galla

ate; enamored; amati

n. tenderness,

te, reasonable, cheap; humble, lowly, obscure; feeble, faint, weak; subdued, gra

softly,

v.

. baseborn

efined, illbred

sh, fall, humble, humiliate, degrade, abash, detr

. nether

letariat, proletar

threatening,

a. net

point

fe. ob

mility, meekness

n, dishonorable,

umble, meek

veling, abject, so

ant, faithful, devote

stancy, faithfulness, dev

tablet, troc

ut, bumpkin, looby,

sh, loutish, gawky

a. Se

n. See c

y, haphazard, chance, hap-hazard.

, a. See

e; favorable, ausp

, a. See

omical, ridicul

ag, pull,

n. baggag

urnful, doleful,

d; indifferent, c

idity; indifference,

l, quiet, tranquill

m, calmness,

ldy, ponderous, cum

, a. See

y, gawk, lout, lubber

regation, aggregat

rt, heavy; stup

w. actin

madman, mani

luncheon,

tion, refreshment,

llonge, lon

). Associated words: pulmonary, pulmonic, pneumo

gger, roll; dodge,

coy, entice

, tempt, seduce

, n. ambush,

s, delectable; cloyin

juicy,

ty, sexual desire; longing, cupidity, desire, han

ss, gloss, glitter,

, a. dull,

entiou-libidinous, salacious, carnal, lickerish, rut

ncy, glitter, radi

, a. See

sturdy, stalwart,

exuberance, ram

rant, rampant, supe

, v. reve

oluptuous, epic

ness, epicurism, syba

ful, false, menda

ie, untruth, mendacity

, accumbent; (face down) prone,

on, recumbence; (face down) prostration, pro

it. ambush,

rcumjacent.--n.

n. See

lf-moving machine); mecha

t, n. me

ving; indignant, enraged, irate, resentful; r

r, blood.--a. wil

enrage, infuriate, provok

icated, artificial, sh

. bedlam, i

c, lunatic, bedl

ania, lunacy; monomania; frenzy, rage, wrath

epot, repository; periodic

legerdemain prestidigitation, necromancy, ju

cal, necromant

igitator, sorcerer, wizard, ne

n. loa

t, n. ma

randeur, sublimity

id, superb, sublime, m

amplify, enlarge; o

; lady's maid, Ab

aste, undefiled, pure

idenhood; hymen (

maidhood, girlh

, hauberk; sca

, v.

postman, letter

f, capital, cardinal, paramount;

gross, bulk, majority; str

d, n. c

rincipally, ch

ustain; affirm, assert,

n. support,

perial, regal, splendid

r, magnificence, au

ter, larger. A

manhood; plurality. An

tate, occasion, oblige; create, construct, fabricate manufa

on, shape, form, st

nt of. est

ienate, trans

, pretend, simulate

k, sham, counterfeit, spuriou

etense, simulation,

sume, venture,

blish; indemnify, reimburse, requite; verify

vance, progress,

, announce, publish

. belittle, de

to. court,

ut. de

nate, convey; remodel, re

, intercede, reconcile, pro

acturer, constr

. expedient,

f. deride, r

. disaffect, al

se, settle; collect, amass, accum

or. See m

ost, address, s

th. become

a face.

vance, proce

ion, fabrication, wo

distemper, ailment,

asma, miasm; f

a. malarial

culine; stam

d, rancor, malev

ful, malevolent, r

vil practice, mis

t, v. S

ent, n. S

lossal, gigant

sociated words: anthropology, anthropogeny, anthropography, anthropolite, anthropoid, anthropometry, a

handcuff, fe

cuff, shackle, r

ervise, manipulate, superintend, en

le, tractable, docile,

ulation, superintendence, direction, procuracy, negot

r, superintendent, proctor, comptro

uling, directi

d, edict, order, i

rectory, command

. mandragor

sociated w

cannibal, an

. cannibal, a

cannibalism,

nship, equestriani

t, ruse, stratagem, ar

. scheme, f

n. strategis

manly, reso

n. mangold-wurtz

maim, dismember, ha

, n. mut

. scabby

ture. roni

r, n. mi

g, a. mis

estate; manliness, fortitude, resoluti

, insanity, crazi

. madman,

aving, mad, in

ow, exhibit, re

apparent, obv

how, exhibition, re

sundry, diverse, multifariou

dwarf, pygmy

. handle, ope

, n. handlin

resolute, brave,

n. obstetrici

, mien, air, carriage, deportment; mannerism, affectation, pecu

. Associated w

vigorous, bold. Antonym

ll work.

warship, batt

palace; mano

n. kidnappe

n. kidnappin

ak; pallium; mantel-

kle, foam, bubb

, n. h

y, n. fact

making, fabricat

. make, fabric

ring, a.

ung, compost, guano. Ass

. fertili

y; paleograph (an

ip. anthr

y, divers, manifold, multitudinou

rsatile; polyhedr

ness, n. v

equently, oftentime

ariously, multifa

phy, cartographer, chorography, chorograp

h, plan, deli

ciated words:

disfigurement, ble

e, damage, in

, n. See

ry sense, granite-flint). Associ

t, skirt, brink, rim, brim, verge. Ass

time, naval, na

n. sailor

tte, n.

marine, nav

e; indicate, betoken, characterize, stamp,

token, symbol, indication, brand, stigma; badge, cognizance; trademark, idiograph; t

, noticeable, conspic

emporium, excha

, vendible. Antonyms:

n. gre

misogamist, affiance, affianced, affinity, intermarriage, conjugality, misalliance, agamist, benedict, betroth, betrothal, desponsory, ante-nuptial, sponsal, h

bility, n

able, a.

thalamium, prothal

n. medul

nes, n. p

v. wed,

sociated wo

ss, fen, slough, bog,

v. arrang

gas. f

grass.

ny, swampy, sloughy,

market,

, a. mi

n. disci

onder, prodi

, v. w

rful, amazing, stup

manly, virile, manfu

ess, n. ma

screen, cloak, veil, ruse, feint, blin

guise, masqu

masquerad

n. mask, rev

mblage, collection, accumulation; majority; size, bigness,

ble, accumulate, aggl

butchery (of human bei

v. butcher

s: masseuse, masseur, masso

ook. m

, bulky, immense, hug

massive,

. nuts,

, governor; employer; leader, chief; owner, possesso

wer, subject, subjugate, o

mineering, imper

n. expert, ad

, proficient, adroit,

. masterstroke

way, mastership, pre?minence, leadership, influence; victory,

onanism, self-abu

ug; matti

er, entangle, twist

; contest, competition, tournament

tally, correspond, be proportionate; adapt, fit, proporti

ble, proportionable,

parable, inimitable, unequall

rony, compeer, intimate, partner, colleague; m

with, vie with, comp

matter, fabric, stuff,

bodily, physical; import

poreity, material e

substantially; es

ica. medici

nnubial, nuptial,

n. marria

n, n.

lderly, dignif

ngled, snarle

, weight, materiality; pus, purulence; manuscript, copy. Associated words: material, immaterial, materiality, immaterial

nify, be of importance

al, pragmatical, unimagina

v. suppura

n. suppurati

eveloped, perfect; prepared, f

en, develop, p

ripeness, perfection, comp

ional, tearful; tipsy

, pommel, beat

. beetl

ing, beating, clu

tomach; c

kening, loathful, disgust

, proverb, aphorism, a

ps, possibly, per

horn, white thorn;

y, bewilderment; l

ex, bewilder,

cate, labyrint

glin, hydromel

n. mea

. Associated words: a

ted, gaunt; barren, ste

n. r

a. fari

ontemplate; signify, purport, denot

obscure, ignoble, plebeian, inglorious, undistinguished, vulgar; penurious, illiberal, sordid, miserly, stingy, mercenary parsimonious, ungenerous; midway,

middle,

, v. wi

g, tortuous, crooked,

ce, import, acceptation, intent. Asso

adv. sign

honorably, basel

tate; instrument, agency, instrumentality, method, way, facili

nterval, inter

, adv. m

meantime, duri

s, n.

a. mensurabl

ze, extent, degree, limit; quantity, amount; prop

, estimate, compute, adjust; allo

ss, a. im

on; dimensions, size, ext

h (of animals

mince pi

, artisan, artificer, ha

a. automatic

ian, n.

n. me

re, interpose, int

intrusive, obtrusive, pr

rference, intrusi

, n. inte

intercessor.

tercessory, mediat

l, therapeutical, th

edicative, medi

emedy, restorative, corrective, specific,

ling, ordinary, m

onplaceness, indiff

ate, muse, ponder, co

ation, musing, cogitati

oughtful, contemp

Sea. Associate

iate, middling, mea

s, instrumentality, age

le, hodgepodge, potpourr

compense, prize; me

ssuming, modest, ret

magnesite, seaf

le, congregate, convene, collect, muster; agree, harmonize, unite; equal,

proper, befitting,

ynod, mall, concourse, gathering, mustering; juncture, convergence, crossing, junction

hypochondria,

hypochondria, dejection, d

hypochondriac, depressed,

ffle, set-to, brawl,

ous, dulcet, musical, sweet, e

tune, song, air, theme. Ant

fy, thaw, fuse, soften,

lvable, soluble, l

, a. m

lving, thawing; a

ction, fusion, thawing, intenera

pot, n.

gan, limb; constitu

ouvenir, keep

iography, au

n. record, m

a. comme

ss, Lethe, amnesia, ecmnesia. Associated words: mnemonics, mnemonic, mnemonician, mnemotechny, phr

threat, t

, v. t

. threateni

. househo

epair, pat

ing, untruthful,

hfulness, lying, fal

n. beggar.-

ng, patching, resto

serving; lo

a. intel

n. intell

onitor, coun

a. admonito

a. trading

ing, purchased; greedy, so

ry, n.

. wares, goods

dealer, trafficker, s

. salable, vend

ment, compassionate, benignant, in

orseless, cruel, pitiless, ru

rmes; quicksil

s staff.

n, forgiveness, placability; discretion, disposal; blessing, fa

at. prop

, absolutely; sim

orb, immerse, take in; be

n. abs

culmination, zenith, pinn

a. midday,

ess; worth, excellence, goodness; rewa

. deserv

rthy, commendable,

y, glee, levity, laughter,

jolly, gleeful, jovial,

tableland

. net,

ure, medley, farrago, litter

on, notice, word; teleg

ld, forerunner, precursor,

or, n.

all, shooting st

ne. meteorit

orderly, methodic. Antonyms

. timid, fear

sition; pluck, nerve, ha

spirited, mettles

a. spirite

v.

coop; sea-me

, n. m

. mew, c

n. mesen

oon, meridia

medial; intermedi

n. cente

ords: medieval, medievali

lass. bo

, go-between, agent,

dium, passable, tolerable

oucheuse, obste

n. obstetri

nner, demeanor, appearan

e, pet, tiff,

ease, vex, off

ded, displeased,

h, power, force,

g, powerful, pot

dv. (Coll

ing, wandering, n

. Emperor

lenient, bland, demulcent, lenitive, emollient, mitigat

ld, mustiness,

y, a. m

rategy, generalship,

ss. regiment

rule. str

roops, milita

lactation milch, lactometer lactic, lactivorous, koumiss, whey, cur

s, n. la

d, n. d

, n. da

room.

cteal, lacte

Way. G

n. s

mimicker, imit

sonate, ape,

ocking; imita

, v.

, mark, note; purpose, intend, design

ly, psychic, psychical, psychiatry, psychography, psychology, psychologist, menticulture, alienist, alienism, telepathy, telepathic, noemics, nomology, no?logy metaphysics,

edful, regardf

onal; unmindful, he

malgamate, intermingle, incorporat

ng, mixture, interm

potentiary, delegate: ecclesiastic, p

dminister, ser

a. clerical;

n. officiati

stration; cabinet

n. minim

, n.

inate, secondary

n. nonage,

n. gleem

, v.

opic, diminutive; critical, prec

t; memorandum, r

n. pl.

ernatural, hyperph

ough, ooze,

, looking-glass, spe

, v. r

ent, jollity, gl

ry, jolly, gleef

oozy, sli

misemploy, pe

frustration, f

rsified, promiscuous, heterog

dley, mixture; sy

offense, m

n. offense, t

efactor, offend

n. See w

vert, misuse, mis

pplication, misuse, pe

rmudgeon, skinflint, hunks, lic

ievous, pitiable, calamitous; mean, despicable

, parsimonious, penurious, close-fisted,

y, frustration, mischance, rever

ubt, suspicion,

rn, v.

n. maladministr

n. See a

n. medle

ret, v. m

ation, n. mi

sive, deceitful, fa

ng, n.

t, v. falsi

n, n. falsificat

government, mal

iage; omission, oversight

miscarry, skip,

a. deformed

projectile

a. absent

ission, delegati

list, missioner, revi

ng, n. ca

alsify, distor

falsification,

, n. fa

misle, drizzle;

, drizzle; obsc

ion, misconception; error, blunder, oversi

isrender, misconst

misuse, abu

. misuse, abuse

, dulcinea, ladylove, amaryllis; paramour, concu

question, suspect,

strustful, suspici

cure, hazy, f

isconceive, miscomp

comprehension, misapprehension; varianc

rostitute, pervert, pr

rostitution, perversion, pro

le, speck, atom

n. pl.

orate, alleviate,

lioration, allevi

ssuasive, melior

lgamate, commingle, impregnate, commix, compound, intermi

, a. mi

ous, miscellaneous, composite, conglomerate, indiscriminate,

ermixture, commixture, compound, decoction, concoction; medley, miscellany, gallimaufry, m

. fosse

blerout; populace,

w. lyn

mobocracy,

urious, counterfi

ule, jeer, schout; balk, disappoint, delude, tanta

rner, scoffer,

on, jeering, scouting, counterfeit, s

ive, jeering; imi

, method, fashi

lar, gauge, criterion, standard, pa

fashion, m

a. ex

, appease, diminish

ble, calm, deliberate; temperate, mild, clement,

on, diminution; tempera

etending, unobtrusive, retiring, demure, coy, r

icacy, chastity, purity, decency, pudicity

limit, qual

ct; harmonize, att

nflection; adapt

. Mongol

hometan, Mussulma

ahometanism, Islam,

damp, hu

. dampen,

d words: hygrostatics, hygrograph, hygrometer, hy

s, n. t

, n. ato

disturb, tr

on, n. di

ppease, pacif

ice; force, momentum, impetus; import

instantaneou

impetus, fo

sovereign.

ereignty, kingdo

y, priory, cloiste

y, a. p

e; bribe; bonus. Associated words: bullion, cambist, bank, banker, capitalist, chrysology, till, coffer, economics, coin, coinage, mint, mintage, financial, financier,

l, a.

entor, advise

t, friar, abbé, fakir. Associated words: monkis

, n. wolfsb

hood.

ike, a.

am, n.

t, n. sol

e, n. so

v. engross

d, uniform, uninterest

n. monoton

nstrosity lusus natur?; fiend, brute, ogre, vi

bnormality, monst

rmal; enormous, co

ted words: ultimo

. mensal,

; cenotaph; dolmen, cromlech. As

n. h

graphy, apogee, wax, wane, epigee, selenocentric, selenograph, halo, or

erdash, flummery,

cided, unsett

d, a.

, swab; merkin

n. baseboa

glum, dumpish, listle

; accountable, responsible, proba

nity. ?sth

ctitude, probity, goodn

y. deontology,

gh, quagmire, b

. Latter-

dawn, daybreak, aurora

a. matin,

t. (in the ope

receptio

service.

sulky, sullen, moody,

mouthful; fragm

y, adv.

Associated

in, humiliation, abasement, embar

agrin, embarrass, abase;

sellated, inla

n. maj

article, s

n, a. mot

rix; dam. Associated words: cognate, cognation, matr

od, n. m

y, a. m

f-pearl,

sticulation; port, gait; impulse. Antonyms: inerti

tionary, inert, st

ntive, induceme

ebald, party-c

attern, model; mouldiness, m

, shape, model

ty, mildewed,

. mew, e

, n. exu

ascend;

m, butte, arete, spur, montanic, intermontane, oread, mountainous, ultramon

ack; charlatan, i

t, regret, grieve, repin

owful, lugubrious

rrow, grief, be

ne, rodent; pl

ddlesome, pryi

n. embouchur

mobile. Antonyms: immo

ate, emigrate, remove; impel, prop

n, locomotion, tra

nesiatrics, kines

, a. m

v.

, n. r

, n.

re, ooze,

h. illu

dness, feculence, o

onfuse, fudd

n. con

a. confus

oily; opaque, intransparent,

ng, a. l

ap, envelop;

n. scar

fine, am

. hybri

ver, n.

a. See s

inate, ponde

s, n. (Sl

n. crowd, t

t, speechless

mutter, mau

ng, inarticulate, in

. masquera

, sullen, morose,

titis; sullenn

v. cr

, n. h

r, n. h

sanguinary, ho

id. hydroch

. loweri

rumble, comp

complaint; purl,

omplaining, que

rawn, thew;

awny, thewy, si

, ruminate, brood, p

mplation, medi

Clio, Erato, Euterpe, Melpomene, Polymnia, Terps

. ephemeral

cace?. Associated words: mycology, aga

ymphony, harmony; m

ous, harmonious, t

tainment. mus

n, n. ca

, jumble, disorder.--v. di

plaster.

. assembl

, fusty, mouldy, f

obmutescent; si

maim, disme

maim, dismember

nsubordinate, seditious, i

ion, rebellion, insu

, v. m

rticulate, indist

a. rec

elation, reciproca

. restrai

e, enigmatical, unfathomed, unfathomable, abstruse, mystic

, enigma, riddle,

t, esoteric, cab

bewilderment, perp

r, perplex, obfusca

exing, confusing, be

gend, tradi

bulous, legenda

loq.) grab,

ague, tease, twit, h

ss, innocent, i

ness, innocence, in

d, bare; unexaggerated,

bareness; exactness,

omer, euphemism, agnomen, allonym, anonym, autonym, appellative, byname, caconym, cryptonym, compellation, compellative, dionym, trionym, polyonym, diminutive; repute, fame, renown, reputation. Associated words: nominal, n

tyle, call, christen, dub, term

ed, inglorious, unknown, obscure; a

, n. anonymi

nomenclature

sociated word

ient, sedative, an?st

unt, recite, tel

rrative, relatio

tion, account, port

s, contracted, straitened, cramped; bigoted,

uce, constrict, restrict

reduction, constriction,

eral, bigoted, intolera

lity, bigotry, bias, intoleran

ctedness, incapacious

n. stra

ilth, corruption, dirtiness; indecency, smut, o

delicate, gross, ribald, lewd, obscene, smutty, shameless; odi

lar, mother; genuine, congenital, inherent, inborn, inbred, innate, orig

inal, denizen (by

n. pl. ab

neat, spruce, trim,

igenous; normal, regular, legitimate; artless, unaffected, ingenuous, spontan

tion, n. d

, accustom, habituate, acc

hilosophy

quality, species; disposition, mood, temper, essence, constitution. A

rship. ph

t, mischievous, perver

qualm, squeamishness,

isgust, revolt; recoil

auseating, offensive, sick

val, marine, ma

chiata; argonaut, pape

utical, mari

umbilicus,

. funis, umb

uise; guide, steer, d

ate, approximate to; intimate, confidential, bosom; immediate,

y, contiguity, adjacency, imminence, approxim

myopic, short-s

tedness,

ted perso

stic, nice, excellent, adroit; dainty; spruce; dapper, natty. Antonyms: dowd

ispensable inevitable, unavoidable. Antonyms: nonessenti

ite, requirement, es

tial; exigency, urgency; indispensability. Antonyms: c

chenium, décolleté, jugular, jugulum, wattle, wimple, wryneck, torticollis, Adam's apple, splenius, r

avat, neckclot

erer, magician, conjurer, ex

conjuration, enchantme

y, strait, exigency, urgency; pove

require,

necessary, essential, i

ck, n. ac

ecessary, ground

an, n. se

dv. nece

e, indigent, penni

trocious, flagi

n. denial,

al, refusal. Anto

on, negligence, default, dere

ard, slight, overl

l, a. See

remissness, oversight, h

ck, remiss, regardless, slothful, derelict, inattent

e, a. tra

an, Krooman; darkey, buck, nigger; (of mixed blood) mulatto, quadroon, octoroon, mestee, Z

ic, African, Eth

ild. pic

an. negre

. and v.

ty, vicinage, locality,

djacent, contiguo

rt, proselyte; nov

audacity, presumption, eff

neurotic, sensorium, funiculus, ganglion, hilum, neurism, innervation, neuration, neuritis, neuropathic, nervine, neuroma, ne

rengthen, fortify,

citable, sensi

nt, resort. Associated words: nidificate, nidif

. cuddle,

mesh; caul, trammel, sei

retiary, interwoven, c

ociated words: urticat

provoke, exasperate,

lacement, reticulation;

y, n. ind

nteract, counterba

or conj. yet, howev

teric, unfamiliar, strange; renewed, renovated, repai

tom. in

recently, freshly;

idings, wo

e. Associated words: neology, neologic

ork.

ker. Go

eamish, dainty; delicate, refined, dainty; discriminating, scrupulous, precise, discern

precision; punctilio,

ss, cavity, no

indentation, d

ch, mar, def

e, n. s

. (Colloq

octilucous, belated, benight, benighted, noctivagant, noctivagation, no

dness, n.

n. philomel

, a. no

incubus, cacod

de, n. b

ht, n. ny

ift, brisk, active, spry. Antonyms: slow, slu

gered, a.

halo, glo

) simpleton, dolt, wi

ssociated words: novennial, enneagon, nona

votion. (reli

sociated word

Associated wor

last, cut; sarca

cut off; blast, kill;

incers, tweezers,

g, pinching, blas

eat, pap, du

spirit of nit

en, n.

sal, denial

q.) modish, styl

agnanimity, excellence, superiority, digni

erior; stately, magnificent, splendid, impos

grandee. Antonyms: commo

eer, lord, aristocrat

man, n.

nonentity

n.

nutation.--a. annu

er, uproar, hubbub, tumult, rout, blare, vociferati

till, silent, q

ous, pestilential; offensive,

turbulent, riotous, obstreperous, uproariou

n. wa

a. wander

ce, coolness, carelessness

fferent, cool, unco

t, n. dissen

y, n. recusa

. undescribed,

non-existence;

unimportant, incid

agon, pattern, n

rence, n. l

e, disconcert, confuse, em

bosh, fudge, silliness, balderdas

nseless, preposterous, ins

treat, corn

an, noonday, no

regular. Antonyms:

, north, arctic, no

ghts. auror

arctic regions,

ted words: Polynia,

star, lodestar,

wind.

iament. Storth

nozzle, spout, p

simous, retroussé, pug, snuff, snuffle, vomer, nostril, nasalize, nasalization, nasi

ing, n. e

, n. home

nspicuous, plain, evident;

, score, inden

on, score, dent, crenatur

ted, crenated, in

, indentation, ser

commentary, scholium, gloss; mark, token, sign, feature, peculiarity; obse

cord, jot down; annotat

book, commonplace book, a

renowned, eminent, d

inalia (marginal n

a. memorable

onentity; bagatelle; naught,

nihility, non-ex

citation, warning, notification; bulletin; recognition, civility, courtesy. Anton

mark, take cognizance of, pay attention to. Antonyms: ig

nspicuous, salient, prominent. Antonyms: u

telling; notice, an

acquaint, tell, app

, judgment, belief, view; inclination, intent

pricious, irresolute, frea

epute (unfavora

vident, obvious, noted, fa

onj. despite, neve

. subst

e; support; encourage, f

ng, a. n

. nutrition; f

, fresh, unusual, rar

tion, romance

ss; change, curio

obationer, proselyt

ticeship; probation,

ly, immediately,

als, infrequently, intermittently, so

ious, baneful, un

ob, jag, protuberanc

ernel, core,

a. See

poke (with

e, ineffectual, un

, pest, bane, infli

invalid,

alidation, abrogation

te, abrogate, cancel

, unfeeling, inse

benumb,

rate; figure up,

gure, digit, integer;

oetry, music,

ords: numeral, numeric, nota

n. insen

any, plentiful

olt, dullard, dunce, lac

ent, cloister, m

a. hymene

. wedding, marr

ster, succor, foment, encourage; atten

crèche (publ

n. and a

e, training; fo

ourish, nurse; educ

ng, a. nu

nourishment,

hy nutrition); malnutrition, denutrition, innutrition, dystrophy (def

shing, nutritive. An

n. pl.

ed, a. n

Undine, nereid, hydria

oar. Associated words: rowloc

ed, a. r

. Associated words

se, profanity, swearing, expletive, blasphemy.

aking, n

ience; dutifulness. Antonyms: disobedience, i

subservient, compliant, dutiful, docile, amenable

words: pyramidion, mo

ubmit to, heed, re

ppose, demur, contravene

urpose, aim, motive, intent, desig

uple, demurrer, cavil. Anton

nable, offensive, obnoxiou

less, desultory, p

ity, incumbency, duty, indebtedness; agreem

ent, imperative, coercive. Ant

please, gratify, accommodate, co

ious, accommodating, affable,

, erase, blot out, re

tinction, erasure,

unconscious, forgetful,

liable; offensive, odio

, gross, indecent, immod

smut, ribaldry, indecenc

, ambiguous; humble, inglorious, mean, undistingui

e, bedim, eclipse; involve,

. obscuratio

; privacy, seclusion, retirement;

ntic, cringing, fawnin

ness, n. s

chaic, antiquated, unfas

, barrier, impediment, h

, n. midwife

n. tocolog

ggedness, perversity, obduracy

se, dogged, contumacious, stubborn. Antonyms: amenable

ous, vociferous, noisy,

retard, barricade, blockade,

le, impediment, barrie

, procure, acquire,

accessible. Antonyms: unobtainable, u

lesome, intrusive, forward. A

ent, palpable, manifest

ical, abstruse, recondi

tenant, holder, incum

enure, incumbency; vocation

nal, a. v

sess, fill; engage, absorb

nic, interoceanic, doldrums, oceanography, o

y, queer, eccentric, whimsical, freakish, baroque, fantastic, nondescript, abnormal, bizarre, erratic

ularity; curiosity, nond

ge, preponderance, inequali

nants, fragments,

able, execrable, offensive, r

popularity, hatred, conte

fetor. Associated words: deodorize, deodorization, deodorant, deodorizer, antibromi

odorous, savorl

s, fragrant, savory, a

se, waste, rub

nt, provoke, mortify, exasp

rong-doer, trespasser, mal

y; displeasure, resentment, dudgeon, umbrage; mi

steful, insolent, abusive, aggressive, assailant, fe

propose, propound, voluntee

proposition, bid,

position, bid; sacrifice,

aneous, impromptu, i

ion, service, work, ch

fficer, official, f

older, magistrate, d

y, adv. e

, intrusive, obtrusive,

scum, offscum, recreme

balance, equivalent.--v. co

n. scion

n, issue, progeny, po

tedly, oftentimes, ofttimes.

. lubr

unctuousness, unctuosi

cing, a.

ne, n.

nous, emulsive, lubricous

unguent, embr

ing, ancient, archaic, antique, antiquated, olden, time-honored, traditional, immemorial, primitive, primordial, primev

nuation, decrepitude. Associated w

d, archaic, passé, antique,

oned word

glass, e

id. sp

r, Methuselah, dotard; gaffer, crone, geezer; cent

. late, for

, crone, gammer; w

anish,

ishness,

, augury, portent, presa

ous, monitory, prem

ght, neglect, pretermission,

retermit, disregard, neglec

n, forbearance, defau

ence, n.

nt, n. ub

ed words: unify, unity

eriatim; tandem; alter

centenary. Associated word

ssociated wor

t, perpendic

singleness, indiv

borious, diffi

ral; partial, unfair,

iated words: an

eback.

on, eschallot, shallot. Associated words: a

ystander, spectator, beho

roached,

vertly, furtively, clandestin

exude, percolat

filtering, exudation, di

ce, n. ir

nt, a. i

rent; (Colloq.) obsc

ent; frank, unreserved, candid, ingenuous, guileless, overt, undisguised; generous, liberal, bounteous, open-handed; revealed, patent

ve; reveal, disclose; unclose, unlock

a. outdoor

g, introductory, ini

rifice, rift, chasm, hiatus, rent; be

blicly, unreser

awning; greedy, clamorous,

anodyne, sedative,

arcotic, anodyne, sedativ

nt, impression; decision,

oo, thebaine, narcotine, codeine, dope, meconism, m

sary, antagonist,

seasonable, apropos, f

pugn, contend, antagonize, contravene, discountenance, gai

opponent,

g, antagonistic, conten

ithesis, counter

onistic, inverse, reverse, contradictory, counter,

lcitration, counterview, antagonism, contradiction, obstacle, impediment,

whelm, aggrieve, tyranni

, persecution, extorti

ous, tyrannical, ext

yrant, persecut

ion, discretion, alternative. Antony

elective. Antonyms: compu

verbal, parole, v

declamatio

declaimer,

hetorical, eloqu

, n. c

gulation, law, canon, prescription; method, system, disposition, arrangement; successi

tematize, regulate; bid,

ribution, disposi

methodical, well-regul

r, conventional, commonplac

vital, fundamental, essent

ganism; formation,

arrange, syst

evels, debauch, wassail, s

eginning, derivation

archetypal, primordial, pristine; creative, productiv

, archetype, protot

. Associated w

ellishment, adornment, garni

embellish, garnish, b

bellishing, beaut

niture, embellishment; arabesque

, decorated, embellis

a. Antonym

n. Antonym:

v. fluctuat

y, pompous, spectacul

ounce.

spossess, dislodge, remov

expulsion, dispossession, ouster

ht, aloud, audibly; wanting, lacking,

etely, openly.--a. absolut

l. limits, boun

ruption, outbu

n, outbreak, paroxys

h, castaway, repr

, outgrowth, result, is

surpass, outvie,

external

extreme, utt

n. equ

effusion,

. outmaneuver

n. excresce

e, bizarre, barbarous,

v. outwea

dit, desperado

, n. pro

xpenditure,

egress, v

ference, periphery, profile

e, v.

t, view, vista; wat

ote, detached, d

t. unhinged

d, disarranged, jumbled

isplaced; impro

inaccessible

gnity, affront,

us, wanton, flagrant, unwarrantab

. uncondition

, n. ex

, a. ex

, border, purlieu

rved, frank, explici

xterior, outer, superfi

rweigh, overbala

nderance, preponderat

cumvent, outge

a. ell

mop.

, crosswise, athw

. intimida

rial, magisterial, lordly, dogmatical, sup

ge, n. e

opcoat, ulster, raglan, in

quer, subdue, master, vanq

ng, overmastering, over

a. rash, presump

overtask, overtax,

gorge, glu

eit, stuff, satia

rfeit, superalimen

l, v. s

, inundation; exuberance,

inundate, d

inundation; exuberance, co

arged, plethoric,

surfeit, satiety, engorge

, n. pro

adv. alo

obvoluted, imbricate, im

erhaul, examine, neglect, disregard, skip, s

. fastidiou

us, excess, surplu

er, overcome, defeat, crush, overwhel

elming, conquering, irr

hment, conquering, defea

rvalue, overesti

utwit, dupe, sw

le upon, supersede

scind, abrogate, revok

edominant, prevai

rogation, cancell

v. infrin

superinten

, supervisor, inspector, ta

galoshe, ru

n, surveillance, control, charge; overlooking, connivance,

e, v. ex

trespass, infringe,

, superabundance, sur

, apparent, unco

ostrate, subvert, defeat, vanquish, rout, o

ion, subversion, undoing, reversal,

scend, surpass,

e, n. S

errate, overesti

arrogant, cavalier, super

it, arrogance, superc

t, n. pre

, submerge, ingulf, dr

a. irresistibl

n. inde

scribable, traceable, imputable,

nfess, allow, concede, grant;

n. prop

proprietorship

: ostreaceous, ostreaculture, ostreophagist, ostre

. amble

lacable, appeasa

iet, calm, mollify, pr

el, package; multitude, num

ss, stow, truss

ket, bale, parcel, pack

covenant, concor

bolster; saddle

iated words: shac

n. See

oy, buttons (C

umber.

bucket;

, rack; distress, grie

cruciation, paroxysm, gripe, twinge, cramp, travail, stitch, crick, anguish; heartache, misery, dolor. Antonyms: ease, c

ng, excruciating, dolorous, rack

ticular, precise, scrupulous.

igment; cos

, portray, lim, dep

: easel, palette, grisaille,

ce, couple, span,

r, mate, confederate,

e, pretorium. Associated

y, flummery; confer

cadaverous, etiolate, ashy; dim, faint, indistinct

ndary, limit, confin

s, pallor, wanness, co

sate, satiate

surfeited

ze for, gloss over, extenuat

sing over, excuse, apology; mode

mitigative, palliatory,

ed luxuriously; indulge

brochure, b

basin,

l, catholicon, reli

iddlecake, fla

, pimp, procure

eulogy, encomi

sternation, t

-struck, alarmed, dismay

rt's-ease, lo

. gasp,

long, hunger,

puma, coug

n, gasping; longing,

buttery, la

drawers; knickerbockers, skilts, smallclothes, kneebreec

, periodical, gazette, courant. Associated words: papyrus, parchment

a. cha

uality, eq

show; procession, pageant, cavalcade; p

rden of Eden; E

n. model,

ke, similar, eq

sis, n

enumb, deaden,

person.

equipments, accout

ady, sycophant, fawner, fl

ckage; collection, lo

v. to

vellum, pell

giveness, condonation. Antonyms: retribution,

olve, remit, f

excusable. Antonyms: un

, v.

descent, pedigree, ancestr

s: parochial, parochialism

, avert, prevent;

n. See c

ectory; manse;

division; quarter, region, district; share, portion, lot, allotment, assignment, duty, parti

, dissociate, disconnect, detach, separate; interv

separable. Antonyms:

share, par

rticipant, part

, n. part

severed, disunited, isolated, d

rejudiced; imperfect, incompl

m; predilection, inclination,

ble, detachable, dissoluble, s

ee bit; atom,

, separate, sole, single; characteristic, distinctive, individual, personal, peculiar; fastidious

lar, n.

n. pl. deta

farewell,

nion, severance, separatio

, a. fac

n, distribution, appo

ague, associate, confederate, accessory

copartnership,

s, faculties, endowments; r

unction, reception, salon, soirée, levee, matinée, drawing-room; compa

ored, a.

man. p

ve, proceed, advance; disappear, vanish, recede, depart

o, lunge, allonge; condition, plight, predicament, s

olerable, mediocre, middling, so-so, ordinary, fai

ntence, paragraph; enactment; corrido

ing; transient, momentary, tra

exceedingly,

tion, ardor, feeling, pathos; wrath, fu

d, choleric, excitable, waspish; ardent

hlegmatic, stoical, unemotio

nert, receptive, quiescent, pa

ver. t

ass, safe-cond

ountersign, wa

e, preterit, aorist, aoristic, retrospect, retrospective, retrospection, ant

, elapsed; pret

iversion, recreation, divertise

n. See c

convenient, timely, p

plot, parcel.--v. mend

nt, obvious, man

passage, route, avenue, trottoir

ive, pitiable, pite

en, unexplored, trac

sufferance; indulgence, leniency, forbearance; persistence, dilig

issive, resigned, passive, long

patri?. Antonyms:

omoter, defender, guardi

g, a. cond

archetype; specimen, example; copy, reproduction;

odel, copy, i

, n. a

n. penury

e, v. im

suspension, break; hes

hesitate, desist

pledge,

commute; retaliate, punish; liquidate, defray, settle, discharge; be pro

quital, emolument, salary, wages, fee, tip, honora

unpaid, outstan

nd, restore, repay, requi

ble, lucrative, ga

n, requital, indemnification, restoration, repaym

er, n.

settlement, recompense, defrayment, amends; retaliation, retribution, paying back

quietness, repose, calmness, serenity; reconcilia

undisturbed, placid, peaceful, quiet. Antonyms: belli

y, adv.

able, tranquil, p

rcessor, pacificator, make-pe

iatory, intercessory, propitiatory,

, intercession, propitiation, pacation, compromise, int

n. atonement, re

olloq.) tell

Juno, Pavo. Associ

summit, crest, spire, p

(Cottoq.) sickly, th

nd, reverberat

verberation

oundnut, eart

ider.

el, gem; baroque pearl;

ing, a. marg

s, pearlaceous, pe

ped, a.

q.) lively, acti

. rustic,

pulse; hastings. Asso

ed, a. p

t, nag, tease,

n, n. emb

r, n. em

, eccentric, erratic, queer, odd, exceptional, unique,

ic, trait, attribute, idiosy

v. haw

kster, vender, chapman,

's pack

. huckstera

ancestry, descent, e

, v.

.--v. pare, decorti

cheep, pule; p

h, mate, compeer; no

le, incomparable, unsurpassed, superlative,

ulous, captious, spleeny,

n; pretext, support,

orderly, confusedl

woolfel

ter, beat, a

ine, coop, e

losure, hutch, paddock, poun

nt, retribution; for

cided, unsettled

eable, pervious. An

rate; comprehend, understan

btile, penetrant, sharp; acu

oration; acuteness, discernmen

a, n. ch

, glans, urethra, chordee, erection, orgasm, corpus s

epentance, remorse, compunc

remorseful. Antonyms:

iary, n.

calligraphist, chirograph

ing, calligraphy, p

seudonym, n

unious, indigent, d

ecuniosity, indigence

t; groat, sti

r, n. hack,

my, lackadaisical, introspec

. Whitsunday

se, n.

ned, restraine

ingy, niggardly, parsimon

poverty,

citizens; populace, commonalty, rabble, can

populate,

inhabited,

, n. c

t; irascible, hot-

observe; apprehend, compr

discernment; sensation, fee

, n.

rhaps, peradventur

n. pl. I

oze, strain, fi

filtration, stra

uin, wreck, des

erpetual, undyi

inviolate, impeccable, infallible, correct, mature, id

mmate, elaborate,

tlessness, consumma

, a. See u

, faithlessness, disl

e through, pierce

; hole, opening, pertusion, aperture.

r, n. cep

accomplish,

evement, accomplishment; trick,

uilibrist, tumbler, contortionist, aer

r; attar, musk, patchouli, frankincense, civet, myrrh, pastil, pulvillio

hance, peradventur

n. See

hazardous, imperiled, un

, n. i

impermanent, mortal. Antony

ed words: suborn subornation, subor

trim, spruce,

ity, imperishability,

able, unchangeable, abiding, indestructible. Anton

e, pervious, pervadible

rmit, authorization, warrant. Antonyms: refusal, deni

e, let, authorize, indulge, license, empower.

ant, license, l

rious, harmful, noiso

q.) finical, particul

ght, vertical. Antonym

a. See ev

, pose, confuse, mystify, di

dered, confused, pu

ing, confusing, carking

on, disconcertion, doubt, uncertainty, predicamen

tyrannize, torment, dragoon, im

ppression, molest

iligence, constancy, indefatiga

v. persis

indefatigable, pertinacious, unremitting, indom

, v. pe

doggedness, pertinacity, obs

evering, insistent, pertinacious,

ity; reflection, stricture

, adv. ind

e, v. im

n, n. impe

ion, n. S

re, v.

de, v.

incitement; creed, belief. Antonym

ve, a. p

pper, nimble; forward,

, v. ap

resolute, deter

teness, persistence, d

licability, propriety. Antony

ite, applicable, proper. Anto

xcite, disturb, agitate

omposure, distress, disconcertion, worry. An

distressed, worried,

l, n.

e, v.

ed, vitiated; intractable, obstinate, stubborn, con

ment, vitiation, corr

debase, vitiate; misuse, misappl

able, penetrable.

loq.) vexatiou

gloomy, forebo

, scourge; curse, nuisance,

harass, harry, tease, torme

n. lazaretto

ous, contagious, pestil

plague, scourge

t, a. pe

, darling, favor

dle, fondle, cosse

vorite, pe

. (Slang)

ntreaty, suppl

entreat, supp

suppliant, appl

ication, petrescence, la

. lapidify

n. underski

insignificant,

t, a. S

n.

pectre, appar

, a. spectr

, n. apotheca

othecary, druggis

aspect,

disconcert, disturb,

. uncultured,

face, visage, count

m, n.

, sluggishness, col

nemotional, cold

h, n. gra

ph, n. h

hy, n. he

iom; diction,

st, n. cra

gy, n. c

ine; cathartic,

c, v.

a. materia

structure

n, n. Se

n. pian

anda, portico,

ck out, select, ch

; choice; spike

, paling; sentry, guar

loq.) dilemma, predica

purse, chevalier d

ate, sketch, draw,

ph, pasticcio, tableau, portrait, illustration, cyclorama, silhouette, carte-de-visite, minette, caricature, vignette, draught, aquarelle, thermotype, tintype, ambrotype, cabinet, heliograph, chrysotype, pho

, v. t

onsiderable, insignificant

appled, pied, pintado,

lipping, chip, hunk, hunch, fragment, fillet, s

atch, repai

potted, piebald, da

t, n. r

rf, dock, je

, impale, gore; penetrate

perforated

tto, eyeleteer, g

ating, keen, sharp,

n, perforation, impalem

ctity, godlin

ifling.--v. t

g, a. t

inock; hog, swine. Associated words: porcin

, n. dove-co

pig pen, s

a. stubborn

sty, pigst

l, n.

ap, stack,

ap, stack,

n. hemo

v. filch

filching, th

rer, traveler, so

urney, expedition

s staff.

ndering, rapine, spoliation;

plunder, despoil

haft, post, obelisk, monol

. cushion

, helmsman; directo

guide, ste

r, bawd, pander.

ruption, pap

skewer, spilikin, s

, n. apr

, tweak, twitch;

twinge, tweak, gripe, nip; cr

. (Slang

sham, spurio

cers, tweezers, plie

ng, compressing, n

nguish, waste; yea

nguishing, fa

n. feath

v. s

, summit, top, ap

ut, saintly, righteous, r

. seed

be, conduit

e; nargile, nargileh; hubble-bu

a. tu

peace.

ped, a.

orable; shrill, acute; s

sharpness, spiciness;

ungent, spicy

sure, resentment,

displeas

reebooting,

uccaneer, picaroon, cors

flag. Jol

l, a. pr

e, n.

urine.--v

on, cavity; abyss; parquet; qu

in a flutter

lope, decli

bitumen,

throw, fling, heave, chuck;

g, ewer, jar,

haped, a.

lang) attack,

ate, merciful; mournfu

n. snare,

gist, heart, es

sententiou

, piteous, lamen

lenient, ruthful, clement; lamentable, piteous, sad

a. See u

ce, n.

rcy, ruth, commiseratio

ty for, condole

rative, sympathetic

pin. p

appeasable,

adside, poster,

ocality; rendezvous, tryst; duty, func

ut, set, station, establish, attribut

tween. i

n. pes

tease, badger, pester, twit,

.) troublesome, ve

heckered, c

h of Scotl

teppe, llano, champaign, campagna, heath, mo

omely; flat, level, even, smooth, plane; unaffected, simple, artless, outspoken, undesigning, ingenuous, unreserved, direct; frugal, homely; unvaried, unfigured; mere, absolute, unmistak

distinctly, bluntly,

aling, n

regorian chan

rank, candid, unre

complaint,

f, n. co

us, melancholy, sad

her, ruffle, gauffering, p

braid, p

a. pleate

diagram

ct, intend, devise, co

rium, n

, herb; pl. flora (

ow; settle,

rs, n. pl.

orous, phytivorous, pla

ing, n. p

. chlorophy

aphid, aphidian; p

ive, creative; imp

. braid

n. table-

. rostrum,

de, n.

a. banal, tri

, n. tr

plause, acclai

ty, n. spe

b, fluent, oily, smooth-ton

vel; wanton, dally, toy, twiddle; impersonate, personate, act; perfor

e, employment, practice, exercise; comedy, drama, melodrama, farce, burlesque; dalliance, toying, twiddling; liberty,

y, n.

tragedian, comedian, imitator, impersonato

rolicsome, prankish, jo

ign, simulat

. bauble, gi

n. playwrig

apology, vindication, inte

ue; apologize; defend

tercessor, def

d-humored, pleasurable. Antonyms: unpleasant, disagreeable, uncongenial, re

lery, witticism, joke, jest, joculari

ght, gratify, cheer, elate; satis

lightful, gratifying, del

delight; amusement, recreation, diversion; will, choice, prefer

, n.

, security, hos

, impawn, hypot

s, a. pl

l, sufficient, lavish, replete, unstinted, prolific. Antonyms:

ufficiency, plenitude.

ance, superfluity, exce

y, limberness, ductility, malleability. Antony

ome, lithe, flexile, malleable; irresolute, yielding

tate, dilemma, predicam

n, pledge; pro

. trudg

. hardworki

on, cabal, complot; plat; imbroglio (com

trigue, cabal, complo

iguer, intrigant, machinator,

arable. Anton

n. arable,

. plower,

ull, draw;

energy, spirit, s

pirited, indomitable, re

pple, bung, tampoon,

pendicular, u

prink; pride, vau

hubby, fat, portly, stout; bl

y, spoil, loot,

. pillage,

er, robber, spoiler,

merse, submerge, dip

sack, pouch, pla

. purse, walle

kpitted, pockfrett

e, legume, bur

dyl, madrigal, epic, ode, georgic, cid, rondeau, epilogue, epigra

ersifier, rhymster, poetas

ymster, verse-mo

a. metrica

hometry, versification, prosody, poetics.

pricking, pie

oignancy, sting; degree, step, stage; ferrule; zenith (hig

rect; show, indicate, de

rect, plain, unqua

peaked, tapering, conical

n. indica

ing; punctuation; de

poise, balance

balance,

e. Associated words: toxicology, toxicophobia, toxicomania, toxiferous, t

on; autotoxication (self-poisoning

s, noxious, baneful, virulent, malign

icity, venomousness,

cket; thrust, punch, j

xcite; punch, thrus

(Colloq.) rid

n. pyrography,

slow, dull, tiresom

realis (northern); auro

Polande

bergstock, alpenstock; poy (rope-dancer's pole);

ar, polar star, Polar

. burnish

, sheen, glaze, glazing;

glistening, bright; co

, suave, urbane, deferential debonai

rtesy, civility, suavity, urban

us, discreet, shrewd, astute;

, statist; demagogue (un

n. tadpole

x. capi

ate, corrupt, infect, debase

ntamination, corruption, inf

coward, cra

nd, maul, belabor, c

eantry, para

sing, august; pretentious

ake (small

te, reflect, rumi

vy, cumbersome; dull, spir

v. (Collo

aunt, thin, haggard, scrawny, angular, peaked, rawboned, pinched; inferior, mean, shabby, seedy, tacky, worthless; barren, sterile, effete infecund, inarab

n. almshous

iated words: papal, papacy, paparchy, popish, see, popedo

. dandy, cox

mmonalty, prole

, a. ap

vor, esteem, appr

n, n. inh

toop, veranda, port

ted words: trich

able, pervious, percolable.

dish. p

e, embrasure; larboard; deportme

ken, bode, presage

ous, premonitory; m

doorkeeper,

colonnade, a

ce; allotment, quota, share, c

ng, stately, commanding; fle

depict, picture, draw,

description, account, rec

assumed).--v. attitudinize;

sture; situation, place, job; rank, standi

tagorical, unmistakable; confident, certain, sure; verita

oq.) crowd, thr

e, hold, occupy; sei

occupancy, tenure, fruit

, proprietor; occup

iality, contingency. A

posse, contingent, practi

, perhaps, perchance

, seat, station; office, employment, statio

acard, anno

(Colloq.)

placard, bu

ubsequent, ensuing, su

, n. autops

ay, put off, procrastin

deferring, delay,

, n. at

, nosegay, bout

amber-pot, jorden,

. menial,

, forcible, cogent,

on, commotion, flu

v. trifl

heel. jigg

, sack; paunc

e, n. c

pulverize, bray, triturat

ounces (avoir.); twelve oun

r, n.

v. d

n. deca

ecuniosity, pauperism; deficiency, paucity, infecundity, dearth, lack, meag

ulence; cosmetic, rouge

ize, triturate, c

oose; dusty, pulverize

; armipotence, omnipotence; influence, sway, comma

nse, strong, dynamic, puissant, effective, omnipotent,

a. impotent

n. sy

lity, n. f

al. Antonyms: impractic

e, habit; exercise, appli

se, apply, do, trai

, éclat, plaudit, compliment, acclamation, puff, flattery; worship, homage, glorification; p?an. Anto

gyrize, applaud; magnify, glorify. Antonyms: co

, panegyrist, extoll

ommendable. Antonyms: illaud

, v. c

ick, antic,

frolicsome, sportive,

bble, clatter, chatt

ter, gabble, b

ate, entreat, implore, b

inst. de

supplication, obsecration; litany, rogation, ros

, v. e

r, predicant, pulpiteer; missi

y, exhortation. Associated

ertain, insecure,

g, a. fo

nt, maxim, rule, adag

ensive; valuable; dear,

ne. jewel, g

mal, punctilious, part

tness, accuracy; f

. predaceous

n. foreordinatio

prognosticate, forebode, porte

soothsaying, divination

inant, overruling,

ogue, prelude. S

dgment, bias; harm,

, ridiculous, irrationa

y, auspice, portent; fo

donation, largess,

. conserve.

pressure

urge, crowd; express; embrace, hug

er. compact, s

rgent, importu

aim; simulate,

pretension; simulation, affectat

nable, considerable. Antonyms:

, preclude, obviate, forestall, inte

ting, interruption, hindrance, pr

nt, prophylactic, obvi

foregoing, antecede

booty; victim, quarry, captive;

on others.

gad; sting, compunct

, perforate; goad, spur, i

gnant, sharp, pi

. thorn, s

orny, spiny, b

erciliousness, contumely, conceit, vanity, priggishness, lordliness, impe

, a. sac

vestments, canonica

l, precise, de

nister.

, n. h

rimeval, primal; antique, quaint, old

chief, cardinal, para

ography; (for th

us, former, ante

ecedence, anteri

nk, bastille.--v. imprison, incarcerate. Associated words: mittimu

lusion; retreat, solitude,

al; secret, secluded, covert,

. genitals. See

, degradation; destitutio

ight, franchise, preroga

er-closet, ba

palm, trophy, laurels, re

. value,

hter, n.

hting, n.

elihood, verisimili

ikely, credibl

investigat

, trunk; haustellum

, cavalcade, cortège,

, v. See

get, obtai

, n.

eful, extravagant

, desecrate; debase

unsanctified, unholy; blasphemous,

wledge, avow, adm

edgment, avowal; vocat

a. expert, a

dend. Associated words: pernor,

lucrative, gainful, beneficia

deep; abstruse, recond

ression, advancem

, v. See

t; conspicuous, salient;

s, a. indi

role, plight, betrothal, tro

dge, covenant,

ward; exalt, elevate, ra

ltation, advancement, further

expeditious, ready

enunciation. Associated words: diacritical marks, mac

, attestation, certification, confirm

y, support, brace, ful

brace, stay, suppor

nt, conformable, consistent, apposite; decorous, conventional, for

estate, wealth, chattels, goods

ing, divination, soothsaying, pro

te, foretell, divine, au

vaticinator, soothsayer, d

, n. sibyl

redictive, fatidical, oracu

s, well-being. Antonyms: ad

arlot, whore, st

social evil, whoredom; perv

l, tiresome, tedious,

end, guard, fortify, sc

d, shelter, tutelage, refuge,

defender, gu

lious, cavalier, overweening, disdainful, imperious, lo

. granulati

, a. dem

e, substantiate, demonstrate

ism, maxim, saw,

nish; stipulate, covena

isher, caterer, p

instigate, rouse; exasperate,

ravery, intre

. discretio

s, circumspect, provident. An

everage.--v. pri

s: puberal, pubescence, pub

im, circulate, blazon, announc

iption. colophon,

, corrugate, cock

n, cockle, wrinkle; (Colloq.)

, a. as

pool, pla

childish, si

v. v

haul, tow, drag; p

turate, comminute

errogate, qu

n. pa

ke; pierce, bore,

prick, perf

tinging; poignant, shar

se, castigate, ch

etribution, infliction. Antonyms: immunity, impunity, acquittal, exoneration. Associated words: pena

n. paro

l, undersized, diminutive,

puppy,

disciple, catechumen, neophy

n. nonage,

whelp; coxcom

able, a

ase,

, immaculate, virgin, incorrupt, impeccable, inviolable; unadulterated, unalloyed

sic, purgativ

on, expurgation, defecati

tor, n.

, refine, expurgat

stity. Antonym

fication, import.--v. mean

ject, design, inten

ntend, design

, provider; procurer

rds: purulent, maturate, maturation, sup

. shove

n. s

tedness, enterprise, aggressiven

getic, intrusive, forward, off

ous, a. Se

Colloq.) pu

ore, reinstate; retard,

ween. i

ell, suppress, repress, vanq

terpolate, interpose, thru

, evasion, subter

ff; delay, defer, po

, dislodge; extend, protrude; extinguish; issue

pother, trifle, fri

ay, retardation; replacement

rtion, injection

practice. a

deferment, postponem

titure; assumption, arrogati

possession, expulsion, ousting; exti

fligh

loq.) arranged,

pose, nonplus, perpl

ze, crux, riddle, rebus, poser; confusion,

plexing, inexplicable, inscru

ostensorium, mon

an, empiric, pret

rical, charlat

m, charlatanism, charl

empirical,

dicine.

, queachy, swamp

gh, swamp, marsh,

n. bo

cower, flinch, qu

imsical, odd, curious,

tremble, shake,

trembling, shaking,

, n. F

on; endowment, ability, eligibility, capability, fitness, compet

limited; competent, el

fit, prepare, equip; modulate, vary, temper; d

racteristic, peculiarity, trait, property, attribute, attri

; compunction, r

h, a. n

predicament, dilemma, p

ty, n.

awl, affray, fray, variance, bickering, contention

e, contend, squabble, bicker, spar, ja

ntentious, irascible, choleric,

stone pit;

quadrisection,

note.

lodging; posts, stations

n. silic

, extinguish, quell, su

ent, quelling, suppressi

embling, quiver.--v. s

n. w

n. huss

n. co

que, whimsical, bizarre, strange, grotesque, fantastic, unconventional, nonde

dicule, banter, rall

due, suppress

ppression, repr

e; extinguish,

s, a. unq

ul, petulant, discontented,

n. qu

, pursuit, request, desir

ion, dispute, gainsaying, scruple, cavil; inquest, debate, discussion, disquisi

ise, examine, inquire of, pump, heckle

btful, debatable, problematical, moot, contr

interrogator, inquisito

quisitive, quizzical, inquisitori

interrogation

igtail (of

e, quip, tau

asion, cavil, sophism

ricate, equivocat

. caviler,

asive, prevaricative, cavi

live; animated, sprightly, lively, spirited, agile, brisk, nimble, prompt, deft; irascible,

stimulate, incite, actuate; accelerate, expedite, hasten, advance, f

ion, revivification, animation; excitement, stimulat

g, a. acc

pidity, celerity, alacrity, agility, di

nd, n.

, n.

cavil, quibbl

oiseless, inaudible; demure, meek, inoffensive, gentle, retiring, modest, unobtrusive, unassuming, undemonstrative, staid, reserved, sedate; sequest

e, pacify, becalm; assuage, alleviate, mollify, moderate, reliev

t, repose, calmness, tranquillity, sereni

athers.

rlet, bedquilt

gibe, tau

. gibe,

hift;, quibble, prevarication, e

icky, disingenu

k off; abandon, leave, forsake, evacuate, surrender, res

crouch grass

mble, shake, s

bling, tremulous,

n, impracticable, c

le, banter, c

, conundrum, po

lang) quadr

, n.

ormer, someti

, share, allotmen

n. citati

marks. g

, repeat, para

e, coney, bunn

ry, n.

ob, rabblero

furious; intolerant, fanati

iated words: rabid, rabietic,

nography, ethnologist, ethnic, racial, et

ring, circus, career, hipp

n. co

gony; amble, pacing; crib

n, torture, agonize; ha

(Colloq.) des

or, blare, noise, hullabaloo, hilarity, voci

d, piquant, fresh and lively. Antonyms: insipi

nce, refulgence, bri

ent, refulgent, br

hine, beam, g

d, a. d

, irradiation; divergenc

thorough-going; primitive. Antonyms: conserv

. root, et

adv. fund

. heap,

, n. l

ran; (Slang) lot, mult

tter, shred, patch,

. tatterdemal

n. mopse

ssion; (Colloq.) vogue,

storm, fu

azzled; rough, jagged; ra

g, infuriated, wroth, fre

er, n. c

foray,

id, reproach,

uperation, reproach, upbra

ter, pleasantry,

d, n. r

. (Colloq.)

n. See

zle, mizzle, mist, misle;

ow, n

meter, pluviometer, pluviog

ery, wet, pluv

r; elevate, advance, exalt; enhance, augment; excite, a

hoisting; erection, rearing; exaltation, el

her, debauchee, roué, w

dissolute, libertine, i

recover, recuperate; assem

ck; (Astro

am, stuff,

ge, stroll, stray, s

roll, wanderi

er, wanderer, r

andering; discursive,

ring, leap,

debauchery, passion,

rampant, unrestrain

exuberance,

k, wanton, excessive; uncontrollable,

fication, bulwark

. dilapidated

sty, tainted,

ctiveness, hatred, virulenc

vindictive, malignant, h

rd, chance, stray,

class, classify; rove,

ass, scope, latitude; order, class,

xtreme, excessive, immoderate, gross; rancid, musty, frowzy,

ries; grade, class, order, division; posit

rrange, dispose, cla

g, inflammation; hear

k, v.

, liberation, rede

em, rescue, lib

im, spout, rav

ade, ranting, voc

, a. bo

.--n. knock,

eous, ravenous; avaricious, gra

ty, rapaciousness,

ion, defloration, r

constuprate, vi

t, expeditious, cursory, qu

, celerity, velocity,

swiftly, fas

g, sack, pillage, sp

.) rascal, rogue, scoun

nated, transported, spellb

, transport, deligh

beatific, delightful,

curious; exquisite, fine, incomparable, recherché; sparse,

rd. rar

delicacy, ti

. infrequen

mp, knave, villain, miscreant, varlet, tr

icanery, improbi

discreet, inconsiderate, impulsive, temerarious

hema, eruption

ecipitancy, indiscretion,

grate, fi

grating.--

ppraise; assess; scold, cen

mation, sanction, subst

, sanction, substa

lowance, port

udicious, wise, reasonable, equitable. Antonyms: ir

xplanation, exp

prate, babble, prattle; dis

hatter, babble, pratt

giddy, rattle-br

illage, devastate, sa

, devastation, spoliation,

rage, ran

v. un

ous, insatiable, pr

ious, rapacious, r

defile, clough,

l, delirious, maniac

sport, enraptur

, ecstatic, transportin

cstasy, transpor

immature, unripe; galled, sore, sensi

a. gaunt

sociated wor

ar. cas

. beam

ace, rase; overthro

, v.

. attainable

ighest poin

; resist, oppose

v. p

le. Antonyms: unre

, n. p

facility, alacrity. Antony

rusal; recitat

desk.

e. Antonyms: fictitious, unreal, spuriou

ty. Antonyms: unreality, ph

. fulfillment,

, v. ef

lly, truly, indeed

minion; domain, regio

n. rea

enty quires

a. hin

ft, elevate; erect

levation, rai

, rationality, logic, account. Associated words:

, syllogize; argue, re

ogical, just; conscionable

r, n. l

ion, syllogism, discursus; (sophistical

lariat, la

uction, discou

urgent, revol

. revolt

insurgency, mutiny, sediti

nsubordinate, refractory. Antonyms: dutiful, sub

il, ricochet; re

, resilience, repercus

istance, opposition, re

ulse, resist,

pbraid, censure, repr

, censure; chastis

ract, recant, rescind, repeal

rescission, repeal, r

g, a. re

. retract

etraction, abjura

ate, v. s

ion, n. sum

reception; formula, rec

ept; admit, allow; we

; beneficiary; receptacle; fe

a. new

n. container

ng; levee, soirée, function; a

irement; intermission; alcove, nich

. formula

iver, beneficiary,

. reciprocatio

itation, narrat

arsal; cantillation (recitati

recount, repeat,

indful, thoughtless, temerarious, rash, u

alculate, count, enum

, calculation, enumeratio

tame, domest

reclaiming, reco

, leaning, lying.--n. r

. solitary

tary, eremite, a

n. seclusio

nd, react; flinc

ct, v.

remembrance, memo

v. commen

tion, n. c

se, v. S

pacify; harmonize, adjust, settle. A

ciliation, pacificatio

, a. See

inute, memorandum, note, annals, document, munim

egister, regis

pl. annals

trieve, repair, recoup, recruit

le, a. re

ecuperation, regaining, r

ess, mean-spiritedness,

usillanimous, cowardly, crave

ement, relaxation, diversion

v. correc

, integrity, uprightn

astor, clerg

n. rectorate

, n. pa

cerise, garnet, vermilion. Associat

, ruby, ruddy, rubicund, blowzed,

; regain, recover; ra

ransomer, del

ase; ransom, salvation

fortunate, au

dable, terrible; vali

ontribute, co

r. cayenn

tion, amends, inde

nimize, depress, debase; humble, conque

ization, decrement, debasement; subjugatio

abundance, superflui

undant, superfluous,

ation.--v. reverber

por, exhalation,

my, vaporous,

v. s

, v.

utable, ascribable,

ire, judge, arb

arify, sublimate, subtilize, su

e, well-bred, courtly, cultured; pur

fication, sublimation, subtility, clarification, tenuity. Anto

d, revert; meditate, rumin

contemplation, rumination

reforesting, reaffor

v. reaffore

aim, regenerate

orrigible. Anton

rm, reclamation, bet

on, n. d

ry, a. S

, curb, check; forbe

nliven, reanimate; re

reanimating, cooling, r

llation, lunch, re

covert; shelter, protection, security,

. fugitive

repay, retu

ial, non-acceptance, neg

decline; reject

fag-ends, recrement, riffraff, lees, dross,

onfutable. Anto

n. confutati

. confute

. recover

. kingly

east, entert

n. pl.

heed, obser

t, reference, relation; heed, attention, observation, n

dful, heedful, at

, careless, unmindful,

pl. complime

quarter, locality, ne

ll, schedule, roster;

record, enrol

registry, enrollm

w, compunction,

re, be sorry for

ematic: steady, uniform, methodical, constant;

, constancy, order, system, method. Antonyms: ir

n. réc

dominion; regnancy, sway, pow

n. pl

d; refuse, decline, rebuff,

clination, rebuff, repuls

t; gladden, cheer, deli

gladness, exultatio

recount, na

nate, akin, kindred; consanguineous; co

ndence, relevancy; affinity, consanguinity, kindred, kinship, cognation, filiation; tellin

red, affinity, allian

od. consanguinity;

p by marria

respecting, pertaining; particul

an, connection; cognate, agnate. Associ

acken; abate, dimini

ng, slackening; divers

. reinfo

acquit, extricate, disengage, relinquish, ab

eliverance, acquittance, extrication

implacable, unrelenting

tinency, applicab

ertinent, germ

y, n. trus

ustworthy, trus

ependence, con

. confiden

s; memorial, souvenir, memento, trophy, keepsake. A

t, n.

succor, palliation, assuagement, help; redress, r

remedy, ease, mitigate, palliate, succor, extri

asive, palliative, remedial, e

t, righteous, devotional; strict,

, waive, forego, renounc

surrender, abando

a. palatab

illingness, disinc

ined, unwilling, aver

, v. S

mnant, balance, rest, sur

residual, rema

relics, debris,

mit, send back.-

serve, heed, see, not

comment,

hy, striking, extraordi

ble, incurable, desperat

air, relieve, redress, all

ive, panacea, alterant, carminative, medicament, arcanum, prescript

v. recolle

ouvenir, keepsake, memento, memorial, trophy, reminde

nto, souvenir, keepsa

, n. rem

erelict, careless, slac

, acquittance; abatement, assuagement, mitigation,

nder, residue, res

xpostulation, prot

expostulatory,

v. expostul

a. expostulator

sorrow, regret, penitence;

acable, ruthless, me

, a. d

ss, n. d

nce, expulsion, elimination, dismissal, discharge

ge; dismiss, discharge, divest, dispossess,

tion, n.

a. profitabl

rive, lacerate,

late, interpret, construe; extra

tion; contribution, surrender; t

ing asunder, lac

nt, backslider, turncoat; reb

rebuild, remodel, reconstruct, revamp, re

storation, redintegration, reconst

sown, repudiate, reject;

ion, abnegation, repudiati

tion, renewal, rehabil

ity, repute, fame

t, far-famed, illustrious. Antonyms: un

lease,

n. lesse

ion, denial, disownment,

revamp, darn, cobble, remodel; indemnif

toration, reconstruction,

retrievable. Antonyms: i

abilitation, instauration, reno

e, n. b

eimburse; recompense, requit

eimbursement; recompense, re

evoke, resci

cation, resciss

rate, reiterat

ion, iteration, reite

lse, rebuff, r

repulsion, rebu

a. repulsiv

ontrition, compunction, rem

, penitent. Antonyms:

recurrence; verbigeration; tautology; e

. complai

restore, r

. restoration,

ss, superabundance

er, respond, r

response, rejoinde

ion; fame, repute, reputation; sound, noise, repercussion, detonation, d

be; bruit, circulate, promulgate, publis

vity, motionlessness; c

ository, storehous

mbolize; personate, impersonat

, vicarious; typical, figura

agent, substitute, vicegerent, surrogate, regent, c

ue, suppress, overpower

pression, restrain

braid, rebuke, reprimand

ity, contumely, invective, od

opprobrious, abusive; shamef

ved, profligate, incorrigible.

ndemn, denounce,

mnation, denunciation

duplicate, imitate; gen

, copy, imitation; generatio

n. See

censurable, reprehensible

v. See

t, renounce, disavo

l, rejection, abjuration

reluctance, unwillingne

ry, refractory, adverse, offe

v. repe

n, repelling, reject

lent, offensive, fo

pute, name, credi

eputation, e

, a. pu

on, demand, instance, prayer,

ate, petition, beg, entr

aim, exact, need, want

requisition, requisite;

ary, required, essen

remuneration, retributi

munerate, repay, pay, reta

ration, salvation, ransom, e

liberate, recapture, redeem,

similitude, similarity,

dgeon, umbrage, d

straint, uncommunicativene

d, excepted; uncommunicative,

ciliation, abode, habitancy,

en, inhabitant, dw

emnant, residuum, rest,

cate, withdraw, surren

cation, demit; forbearance, for

ered; uncomplaining,

nd, impugn, oppugn, defy,

enitence, recalcitration, op

resisting, opp

s, a. irr

nwavering, unflinching, st

ersistence, steadfastness, constancy; resolve, purpose

olvable, resolub

etermine; dis

, determination, inten

, n. reve

resounding, r

reverberate,

. echo, re

. resonator,

ng, a. r

sort, expedient

n. pl. as

, deference, reverence, homage, obeisance; reference,

, venerate, revere

e, honorable, estimable;

ite, obeisant, reverent. Antonyms: disresp

. relative; p

sons. partiali

. compliments,

ejoinder, retort, repartee, a

accountability, lia

rable, amenable. Antonyms: irrespo

a. respondin

ntiphone, antiph

cessation, abeyance, intermission, respite, reprieve, pause, recess, sabbatism; c?sura, pause; support, stay,

esist; repose, recline, lie;

eating-house, chophou

keeper. r

avansary (in Ea

eclining, lyi

else. superincumbent.

ation, return, indemnification; r

ent, fidgety, intractable, u

dgety, agitated, unquiet

the fidgets, uneasiness, agi

reparation; repatriation; renewal, renovation, redintegration, re

ate, redintegrate, remodel; replace, refund, retu

nstrain; abridge, circumscribe, limit, restrict, narrow

nt, check, suppression; limitation

limit, confine, repre

straint, confinement, repressi

end, eventuate, redoun

issue, event, outcome, eventuati

pitulation, sum

g) disentomb, disin

n. resurgence,

keep, hol

nt, n. r

. avenge, re

revenge, requi

, v. i

g, n. re

ous. Antonyms: unret

rve, uncommunicati

iturn, reserved,

train, suite

retreat, recede, retr

d, sequestered, unf

withdrawal, sec

nt, shy, coy, shrink

ant, rescind, r

ecantation, resc

hdrawal; refuge, asylum, se

retire, with

lessen, diminish, ab

nution, curtailment,

retaliation, rep

rocede, recede, de

gradation, decline, reg

lace; recur, regress, reappear, revert

ital, retribution, redress; recurrence, regress, rev

current, recurri

se, unveil, expos

usal, festivit

rouse; luxur

sure, divulgement, ex

bacchanal, roysterer,

arousal, wassail, satur

nge, retaliate,

vengeance,

ctive, implacable, r

e, n.

e, v. reso

n, n. resona

rate, reverence

e, n. ve

v. revere

. reverenti

w, subvert, overturn; revoke

trary, counterpart; rever

succession; at

sider, revise, r

ion, reconsideration,

duce, asperse, reproac

traducement, aspersion, repro

vituperative, contumeli

vision, emenda

evisal, recens

, a. resu

nimation, resuscitation, restor

st, n. e

quicken, revivify, reinspirit, re

uscitation, reanimatio

, repeal, reversal, a

recant, rescind, abrogate, c

, uprising, mutiny, insurrecti

utiny; disgust, nau

urgent, rebel, m

ng, repulsive, fulsome

tation, gyration;

ate, turn; devolve; brood ove

n. pistol,

ating, gyratory, rotatory

emuneration premium, bonus, bounty, douceur, meri

requite,

. jingle

ter, versifier, r

d words: costal, interco

ate, gross, indece

bscenity, inde

ge of hono

efuse.

rtile, luxuriant, prolific, exuberant, teeming, productive; sumptuous, luxurious; delicious, luscious, hearty

wly rich) No

n. pl. S

r?oeus, Dives, plu

ofusion; luxuriance, sumptuousness, costliness, eleganc

, n. ra

ckle, dilapidated,

e, clear, d

en, relieve, disencum

iverance, relief

zle, problem, rebus, c

rseman; equestrienne (fe

n. cres

, jeer, burlesque, railler

ff, rally, banter, burlesque, lamp

erous, absurd, farcica

oots. to

back. equestria

ng, prevalent, p

fleece, despoil,

e, crack, gap, crevice

ip; bedizen

ess, tackle, e

rate, reasonable, ethical, condign, appropriate, proper, suitable, seemly, rel

ectify, emend; make

ive, privilege, im

stice, morality, virtue, equity; title, claim; authority. Associate

nuously, constantl

traightway, right off, ins

ious, devout, godly, saint

ess, holiness, sanctity.

ded, a. d

ss, n. dexteri

unyielding, unpliant; rigor

ness, inflexibilit

.) nonsense, flummery

, austerity, severity, asperity,

ringent, strict, unyiel

oq.) roil; ang

mlet, rivulet,

olloq.) roi

ge, brink, verge, border

n. hoa

in, peel. A

everberate; toll, knell, c

nnulet. Associated words: annular, annularity, annulate, signet, dactyliolog

; clique, cote

reverberation, tolling, clang, chi

. tress, c

circular he

mult, uproa

veler, carous

strained; seditious, tumultuous, tu

. rent

lang) harr

summate, complete, perfect; s

mature,

, completeness, consu

e, v.

increase, grow, enlarge; emerge; proceed, spring, ema

beginning; increase, advance, appreciat

gain.

nny, ludicrous

ascending

rise, levitation, levee, eme

rrection, resurgen

nger, peril, jeopardy

nger, peril, imperil,

afe, perilous, jeopardou

ceremony,

liturgy, co

tor, antagonist.--a. compet

compete,

petition, emula

eft, split,

al, levee, wady, estuary, fluviatic, fluviatile, bayou, pothole, dredge, fluvico

ek, streamlet, runnel

ane, passage, artery, roadstead, boulevard, esplanade, turn

. highwaym

e, stray, rove

bellow, b

; boom, peal, r

torrefy, parch;

fleece, despoil, rifle, sa

ootpad, filibuster, forager, desperado, corsair, freebooter, highwayman,

ring, piracy, peculation, depredation, briga

, n.

a church. ves

wy, muscular, brawny, s

. bowld

orse, n.

e, stick; pole, p

ck; ova, spaw

eant, scamp, rascal, s

ng, knavery, fraud

ricky; waggish, sporti

make turb

urbid, mudd

ter, record; convolu

spin, trundle, circumgyrate; inwrap, infold, convolve;

iled, convolu

. cylinde

circumrotary; undula

heeling, circumrotation

ractical, chimerical, pictu

imber.

pe, latitude; apartment, chamber, c

, n. l

ious, capaciou

, n.

ticleer; cockerel (you

x, taproot, spur; rootle

mon, stem, r

ated; implanted,

cation; burrowin

ooting, eradicat

r, tow; pl. shrouds, ratlines. Associated words: marline, marli

funambulist, equ

ion. Associated words: funa

er, n. eq

ingy, tenaci

iated words: a

a. roseate,

grogblossom

wer, n.

ash. r

. rosariu

n. co

platform,

lored, roseate,

corruption, putridity. Antonyms: preservati

. turning

on. Associated words:

volve, turn,

rning, revoluti

scent, carious, corrupt, decompos

Associated words: antiseptic, imputr

, spherical, glo

ess, sphericity, cir

, n.

ric oxide, cr

stere, abrupt, gruff, boorish, uncourtly; boisterous, tumultuous, tempestuous, stormy; harsh, hard, severe, inclement, drastic, violent; harsh

bully, ruf

ed, globular, annular, discoid, rotund; cylin

on, series, succession; rung, rundl

ect, tortuous; encircling, ambie

anguage. cir

ding or ro

. rondeau, r

icity, rotundity, cylindricity, globosity, an

v. See

stirring; (Colloq.)

fiture, vanquishment: clamor, tumu

nquish, def

urse, way, r

custom, ro

ramble, stragg

n. See

roil, affray, rumpus, squa

k, line, fi

ruffian, rough, bull

erial, monarchical, palatine

mace.

gnty, regality, regency; sove

nt, obstruction, pinch, difficulty; s

t; embrocate; massage; graze, scour, smoo

vershoe, galoshe, galoche; eraser. Ass

ion, attrition, chafing, fr

asure, oblitera

, lumber, refuse, debris,

a. ruddy

, obliterate,

rnish, sco

, crease; (Collo

Associated

, florid, rub

vilized; inelegant, inartistic, artless; uncivil, discourteous, inurbane, impolite, rompin

nt; embryo; pl. el

ntal, elementary, init

regret,

ul, sad, lugubr

ster, villain,

flounce, furbelow; pertu

derange, disarrange, disorder; agitate, dis

inclement, tempestuous, turbulent, boisterous, wild; (Colloq.

bane, pes

ion, disorganization, perdition, ruination, sub

ubvert, destroy, wrec

ion, n

a. dest

, touchstone, brocard; maxim, law, canon; norm; government, sway, regency, domin

ain, influence, sway, prevail, d

burgrave, procurator, Pharaoh, interregent, despot, regent, dominator, arbiter, viceroy, vicegerent, autocrat,

ing; predominant, dominat

governmen

) queer, odd,

ditate, muse, p

on, n. m

e, v.

strange, odd, fr

rsay, gossip,

n. but

chbone, edgebo

mple, wrinkle,

mple, pucker,

sturbance, quarrel, aff

r, scuttle, flee, race, pace, gallop, trot; proceed, flow; me

course, series, repetition pressur

, rill, strea

pursue, f

gade, deserter, a

, absconder, deserte

ugitive, absc

escape, desert

with. a

riorate; decry, belittl

, rime, rundle

to. co

r, sprinter; me

secutive; flowing, easy, cu

after.

rtion, fleeing, ab

e, deterioration; de

into. co

ion, extension, expa

d, spread; expatiate,

er. ov

(Colloq.) f

. dwarf

er, dissipate; tran

n. breach

isruption, br

try, countrified, past

uralness, rura

e, v. r

e, trick, stratagem, m

. press

activit

sianize, Russification, russify, Russophi

asant. muz

ugo, verdigris; mildew

degenerate (in i

countrified, uncouth, rude, rough; coarse, plai

farmer; boor, churl,

te, v.

rustling,

. whispering

plants.

reasty, rancid, musty, fusty, milde

e; roaring (o

t, ?struation. Asso

tenderness, com

ul, tender, compa

, truculent, relentless, imp

lence, implacability,

stful, salacio

d words: ergot, e

ge, plunder, rapine, havoc

er, pillage, ravage, desp

allowed; venerable, saint

ty, holiness; inviola

lation; surrender, loss, giv

, immolate; surrend

secration, profa

. impious, prof

my, melancholy, disconsolate, dejected, touching; calamitous, deplorable, grievous, dire, afflictive, wretched

ss, dishearten;

, saddle-tree, croup, crutch, chapelet, tilpah, tapadero, housing, l

pathos, sorrow, gravity,

stworthy, reliable, sure, secure, invulnerable, i

onvoy, guard, esco

urity, palladium, protecti

uard, defend, p

anship, care, custody,

ity, custody; im

lligent, knowing,

ce, shrewdness, clevern

ise, embark.--n. saili

e, a. n

vas, duck, tarpau

cumnavigation (sailing roun

ator, seaman, seafarer, t

s song.

wages.

, hagiolater, hagiography, Hagiographa, dulia, legend, diptych, feretory, philatory, r

ious, saintly, cons

e. chorea. Associa

marketable. Antonyms:

ous, lecherous, concu

sociated wor

ion, market; au

nt, conspicuous, no

n, insalivate, insalivation, salivant, salivary, ptyalism, salival, sal

; sortie; witticism, j

hop, barroom, gr

carbonat

chloride

savor, taste; piquancy, wi

linity, salinen

wisdom.

sium nitrate, nitre

pring.

orks.

ackish, saltish, sal

reet, hail, welcome,

mption. Associated

rate, embrocation, emo

, embrocate, hea

te of ammonia, salts of

m, analogous, similar, cognate; isomer

y, correspondence, uniformity, analogy, parity,

le, illustration, exemplif

, ratification, authoriza

irm, ratify, appr

s, saintliness, invio

anctum, adytum; Holy of

words: dune, downs, arenicolous, burst, sabulosity (sandiness),

uck, nerve, courage, fear

, psammotherapy, inh

s, n. ho

Associated word:

us, gritty, aren

, rational, sound,

, murderous; cruel, t

sanatorium, h

saneness, r

mine, subvert; exha

Slang) simple

succulent; (Low) sill

, n. al

al, taunting, ironica

n. g

, Asmodeus, Prince of Darkness, Archfiend,

n. handba

t, pall, glut, ove

ion, surfeit, cloy

arcasm, ridicule, l

sarcastic, ironical,

lampoon, ri

comfort; reparation, indemnification, requital, reimbursement, re

nt, satisfying, conclusiv

tent, appease, satiate,

iness, impertinence,

insolent, pert, impud

er, straggle, lounge, st

, a. sa

ravenous, fierce, untamed; brutal, fell, trucu

barbarian

ociated words: agri

e, keep; reserve, hoard, garner; economize, husband

nj. except, exce

ive; frugal, thrifty, economical, provident, sparing, choice, chary.

reservation, salvation, rescue, redemption, de

t, providence, economy, chariness. Antonym

le, toothsome, fragrant. Ant

and, comprehend.--n. unde

adage, apothe

n. (Nickna

, n.

ation, serratur

serrate, serra

ll, articulate, recite, rehearse; state, assert, affirm, alleg

ciation, mention, assertion, affirmation, citation,

pothegm, aphorism, adage, dictum,

har, incrust

bbed, scaly, s

taging, scaffo

, rogue, scapegrace, miscreant, sc

a, leprosity, lamella,

ol-fa. Associated words:

) squamula, lod

quamate; climb, ascend,

alance; steelyar

inked; crenate,

, squamoid, scurvy; (Low) mean, lo

, wabble, shamble;

Colloq.) sl

e, miscreant, caitiff,

away, scud, hie, ru

opprobrium, disgrace,

end, displease; disgrace;

, slanderous; infamous, disgraceful,

insufficient, inadequate

imit, strai

owness, inadequacy, insuffici

inadequate, meager; spari

gue, scamp, black

ement, flaw. Associated words: cicatricial, cicatrisi

re, unplentif

iency, insufficiency, lack

cow, appall, startle, affright, alarm, browbea

alarm, terror, pan

. guy, effig

, neckcloth, neckerchief,

n. epidermi

timid, apprehensive,

, disperse, dispel, s

giddy, thoughtless

a. scatter

sipation, dispersi

show, exhibition, d

view, landsc

smell, perfume;

royal mace,

list, catal

chination, intrigue, cabal; outline,

xcogitate, plan, mac

riguer, machinator, intr

g, Machiavelian, tricky, wily, insidious.

tious, heretical, dis

rmist, dissenter, separ

udent, learner, disci

cholarlike, eru

on, learning, knowledge

college, gymnasium conservatory, univer

ain, educate,

on, training, nurture

st, n.

whit, particle, mite, bit

endant, heir;

dicule, mock, sneer,

culer, mocker, sneerer, s

kery, derision,

, blame, reprove, brawl, lecture, reprehend

en, virago, termagan

re, rating, reprimand, repr

ding, censorious, shrewish

avity, hollow; str

portunity, space, room, liber

e, char, torref

on; motive, account, reason, sake, cons

, scratch, cut;

sdain, derision, contu

eject, contemn, disr

ful, contemptuous, c

, n. G

t, Scotsman, Cale

n. Scotia,

ogue, caitiff, reprobate, cheat, swindler, lib

llainy, turpitude,

ction, infliction

out, contemn, scorn,

t, n

er, frown, low

en, glowering, fr

craggy; scrawny, lank,

le, clamber; strugg

morsel, crumb; excerpt,

. commonplac

ficulty, predi

p, grate, rub; gather,

r, n.

entary, disconnec

; scribble; erase,

ng) haphazard, c

, n. s

ular, lank, meager, scrag

screech, squeak.--v.

riek, screech

shriek, sc

dant, unmelodious,

irade, diatr

e, traverse, fender; mask, disguise; sieve,

protect, cover, conceal,

ch, force, squeeze; o

xtortioner,

r, scrivener, am

mish, scuffle, scr

mit, straiten

, a. s

il. Associated words:

tic cord, pneumatocele, gubernaculum, cirsotomy, dartos, uroce

ngle, thicke

dwarfed, undeveloped,

fine, elegant, excellent

itation, doubt;

tious, exact, strict, p

struggle, encounter,

on, n.

re, n.

ment, refuse, waste,

t, scurrile, opprobrio

ry, scamper, s

ble, abject, low,

n. sco

. coal hod

cuddle, hurry

ociated words:

one, n.

m, looming, submarine, ultramarine, rote, frith, estuary, fiord, kraken, Triton, haliography, h

seashore, seaside, be

natee; dugo

naval battl

hippocamp

pirate chief,

ciated words:

ication, confirmation; cachet (seal of a letter); breloque (je

, authenticate,

. passport

atification, authentication

e, commissure;

mermaid, sea

r, salt, sea dog, Jacky, beachcomber; merman; midsh

cauterize

y, withered

, seek, overhaul; rummage, ransac

uest, resear

er, n.

earchable, impenet

d, cauterized; cal

ization, cauterizing. Associated words

seacoast, sea

, n. nausea

ldier.

den, accustom, acclimatize, accl

une, timely, suitable

, spice, relish, sauce,

uttocks, bottom, breech; chair, sofa, tête-à-tête, div

v. u

fucus, rockweed. Associated words: algology, algous, fucivorous, fucoid, f

d, isolated, retired, w

ion, isolation, solitude

porter, assistant.--v.

nate, second, inferio

e, deputy, delegate, pro

a. inferior,

ociated word: s

rophetic vision

ught. reco

privacy, retirement,

pl. genitals; pl. penetralia. Associated words

se, unknown, latent; secluded, privy, withdrawn, retired, covert, private, sequestered; stealthy, underhand, c

e; writing-desk, escritoire, scrutoire. Associ

ide, conceal, shrou

n. concealm

nicative, taciturn, r

ity, reserve, silence, unc

e. cryptology,

name. c

fidences, mysteries

nce. esoter

sturbation, ona

ography, cipher, steg

ool, party,

, a. deno

part, division, segme

mporal, worldl

fast, immovable, stable, indemnified.

; fasten, moor; guarantee, ensure, insure, ass

warranty, surety, indemnification, pledge, indemnity,

demure, imperturba

omposing, soot

thetic, narcotic,

e, dregs, lees, settlin

evolt, insurrection, riot

ious, insubordinate,

tice, tempt,

n. seduction

, n. Lo

cement, temptation

uring, attractive

rve, note, notice, observe, understand, grasp; watch, regard, look after; accompa

erm; first princip

seminific, spermophyte, angiosperm, pericarp, angiospermous, carpolite, germinate, germination, ache

shabby, tacky, thr

ng; discernment, observation, comprehension; sight, vision

, hunt; aim at, str

, show, semblance, spe

v. apparently

uitable, proper, appro

v. per

, vaticinator, p

a. boiling

portion, piece; (Biol.) m

, gripe, grasp, grapple; arrest; confiscat

n, grasping; capture; c

. infrequen

cull, single out, elect.--a. choice.

a. elective

ence, pick; collection, assortment. An

sociated words: egoism, egoist, egoi

self-degradation,

ation, onanism, secret

ing, a.

tism, overweening, p

vain, overweening, priggish, o

mption, n.

n. Associated

cation, n.

, self-sacrifice, abstemiousness. Antonyms:

sacrificing, unselfish

, a. axiomat

n, n. introspec

anatory,

self-distrus

lization,

ocracy; autonomy. Antonyms: subjectio

ing, a. i

pompousness, pomposi

pompous, vain, opin

rous, narrow, illi

ledge, n.

r, n. suicid

mposed, unruffled, se

equanimity, calmness, aplomb. A

, a. pharisaic

ency, n. sel

erson. autodi

, n. autolat

change; betray; (Slang) d

ition, cheat, hoax, de

n. vende

dition, barter,

e, n. l

aspermatism, aspermia, seminific, seminiferous, spermatoid, spermatozoid, spermi

le, n. h

commission, delegat

eturn, reman

rn, remand, remand

repit, feeble,

otage, decrepi

. eldership,

iology, sensorium, sentient, sensific, sensory, sentiency, insentient, sensifacient, s

dramatic, emotional,

; wisdom, sagacity; judgment, notion, opinion, sentiment, view; conviction, consciousness. A

lloq.) percei

s; absurd, silly, nonsensical, inept

sibility, unconsciousne

bility, sensitiveness, d

pressible, conscious, cognizant, aware; wise, judicious,

tible, impressible,

, sensuous; voluptuous, luxurious, sybar

voluptuary, epi

rnality, sybaritism; wantonness,

ensual. Antony

nation, judgment; axiom, maxim, precept

erse, pithy, laco

ve, conscious, susceptible. Anto

ment, notion, opinion; maxim, saying

emotional, lackadaisical. Antonyms: uns

atchman, picket, vidette, per

etachable, severable, part

draw, rend, dissociate, disengage, isolate, disunite, eliminate, disintegrate, segreg

ined, separated, apart, distinct, isolated

issolution, disengagement, disintegration, insulation, isolation, rupture, dissociation, div

nformist, dissenter,

n, conclusion, consequ

series, following; resu

red, a.

dry, with

ne; (burlesque) cha

d, composed, tranquil,

omposure, tranquillity;

thrall, slave, bon

, slavery, subjection

taid, sober, demure, saturnine; momentous, import

ty. Antonyms: levity,

igious), discourse. Associated word

y, ophiophagous, ophiography, herpetology, ophidian, ophiologic, ophiomorphous, herpetologist, herpetotomy, he

ike, subtle, sinuous, w

retainer; domestic, maid, menial, drudge, valet, flunky, groom, coistril, la

ribute, conduce to; subserve; treat, requite; satis

s, function, ministry; ritual, ceremony, rite; advan

, cringing, groveling, obse

n. bondage,

ocate, station; adjust, regulate, ada

ate, inflexible, unyielding; regular, uniform

class, party, coterie

displace,

backset, check, repu

set; countercla

quipage, rig, turnout;

determine, decide; sink, subside, fall; precipitate;

ination, installation; colonizati

. pioneer,

, dregs, lees, precipitate

est, conflict, encounter,

eptenary, septuple, septette, septenat

ld, a.

s. Associated

a. heptagonal

gure. heptagon

words: septuagenary, se

iated words: septuag

ssociated words: septennia

disunite, separate, disj

s, diverse, manifo

istressing, afflictive, sharp, acute, violent, intense; inexorable, stern, exacting, peremptory, un

y; seriousness, gravity; violence, intensity, acuteness; auste

stitch

iated words: se

oman. se

sexual, unisexual, epicene, hermaphrodite, h

a. asexua

r (of a church),

immoderate); nymphomania (morbid in women); (of animals) ?strus, rut, heat, ?struation. Antonym: anaphrodisia. Associated words: aphrodisiac, antaphrodisiac, anap

s) tread. Antonyms: continence, chastity, virginity. Associated words: venereal, incontinence, incontinent, unchastity, copulatory, gonorrhea, clap, syphilis, cenogamy, infibulation, intromitten

nery, amorousne

(female external) vulva, pudendum; (internal) womb, uterus, ovaries, vagina, clitoris. Associated words: agamic,

y; fecundity. Associa

ility, invirility, emasculation, eviration; (

, tacky (Colloq.); mean, des

abond, tramp, loafer; h

handcuff, ma

le, hamper, fette

etreat, seclusion; screen, protection, curtain, awning, blind; spirit

ure, dim, obfuscate, c

ion; prefiguration. Associated words: sciagrap

n; adumbrate, typify, s

antial, visionary,

ferous; sheltered, screened; (Colloq

umn, obelisk; handle, helve; spire,

ss, jounce, dodder, tremble, trill, shiver, t

hivering, jolt,

agitation, disturbance

, shaking; (Colloq.

; superficial, fr

n, imposition, mockery, fraud, im

ious, pretended, dummy, un

tend, imitate, pers

iscredit, opprobrium, scandal, disgrace, obloquy; mortificat

, disconcert; disgrace, degr

bashful, diff

ous, disgraceful, reproachful, ignominious, infam

elicate, indecent, unblushing, audacio

, n. c

. hut, ho

hion, frame; adjust, regul

, figure, guis

, unsymmetrical, unshap

al, well-formed, come

on, divide; parta

ent, quota, dole, proport

pator, partaker; d

per, trickster, cheat, s

rimonious, acrid, cutting; sagacious, clever, perspicacious, ingenious, bright, discerning, resourceful, astute, shrewd, apt, smart, long-headed, acuminous;

aggravate, quicken; h

stone, hone, oilstone,

swindler, knave, cheat,

edge; asperity, acrimony, impatience; acumen, sagacity

ce. trickery

le-eyed, acute, persp

er, demolish; di

ving; spokesh

ase, scabbar

iate, spread; cast, exuviat

use, lean-to,

shells, etc.) exuviat

ezebel, fury, v

luster, gloss, br

ether; (leader of the flock) bellwether; hoggerel, hogget. Associated words: bleat, braxy, gid, mutt

n. collie,

bashful, shy,

; roan; (Cant) diploma. Associated words

ed, pure, unmixed; precipit

ce; bracket, console; ledge

sperm, spermoderm. Associated words: scler

ell; exuviae (cast-off); conchite (fossil). Associated words: conchology, conchologist, malacology, testaceous, cockled, mollusk, c

k; bomb, torpedo,

ck, shale, enucleat

l. Mollusks, Mo

agua, peag, colcol, kop

hield, defense, covert, security, lee; a

t, defend, screen, ensconc

a. protec

list. Associated words: buco

n. watchword

avise, scutum; defense, protection, palladium, bul

protect, safeguar

haped, a

turn; quirk, quibble, pa

evasion, stratagem, trick, dodge; resourc

nstable, varia

hrifty, thriftless, wasteful.

adv. irresolute

lution, indecision, vacillation, wav

waver, trifle, dally, vaci

n. s

r, disturbance, riot, ro

radiate, glisten, glow, glitter, f

s, sheen, radiance, resplenden

liking, fancy; c

brilliant, lucent, bright, sleek, glazed, glistening, spl

etween. i

ound. cir

ted words: barratry, hyp

deport; (Colloq.)

er, n. sh

ping, transportat

. bottomry, h

pment, transport

ruin, subversion, miscarriage. Associated words

ed person

avoid, eva

, chemise, shif

sliver; shivering,

ow, sandbank, b

rify, frighten; stook; astound, stun,

oncussion, onset, brunt, clash, perc

appalling, offensive, o

nd a. calced

lloq.) sham, s

. rag woo

l, slipper, creedmore, Creole, stogy, chopine, brogan, blucher, b

crispin, cordw

nder. c

nding.

n. shoelac

te, shute, fl

cker, sprout, offsho

jaculate; protrude, project, extend, jut; germi

a. darting

actory; store; wareh

. Associated words: littoral, circuml

brace, buttres

clipped; divested

ary, epigrammatic, pithy; limited, inadequate, insufficient, deficient, scanty; abrupt, curt

ficiency, inadequacy, deficit,

. brevirostral,

ct, imperfection, fa

tomize, contract, retrench, condense, diminish; limit

bridgment, contraction, curtai

phonography,