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abstract
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accede
accentuate
access
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to make ashamed
to put an end to
a female superior or governess of a nunnery
a monastery or society of people
the superior or head of an abbey or monastery
to make shorter
to surrender, renounce or relinquish
the belly/stomach
to take away secretly by force
in bed
straying from the right or normal way
to assist or encourage by aid, especially in crime
temporary inactivity
to loath
to wait for
to cast off or down, to abase
to renounce upon oath
to deny (oneself something)
not conforming to rule or system
very hateful, detestable
anything greatly disliked or abhorred
original or indigenous to a place
to miscarry, to bring forth something prematurely
unsuccessful
to be plentiful, to be very prevalent, to overflow
in open sight, without concealment, or deception
to rub or wear away
rough enough to wear away the outer surface
to shorten in duration
to abolish by authoritative action
to form such a collection of pus
the act of cutting off
to depart secretly
a state of being absent
free from imperfection, complete
to set free from an obligation
refrain from (something)
restraint especially in the consumption of food or
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voluntary forbearance esp. from indulgence of an
appetite
to separate, to remove, to take away
difficult to comprehend
fully sufficient, in great quantity
treating badly or injuriously
to touch by means of a mutual border, to meet
extremely hopeless, bad, or severe
an immeasurably deep gulf or great space
(obsolete) to approach, to arrive, to come forward
to pronounce with an accent or vocal stress
to gain or obtain access to
to make a record of (additions to a collection)
aiding in a secondary way, being additional,
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acclaim
acclimate
applaud
to habituate to a climate not native
a slope or inclination of the earth, as the side of a
acclivity
hill
accolade
to embrace or kiss in salutation
to adapt, as, to accommodate ourselves to
accommodate
circumstances
accompanime that which gives support or adds to the
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background
to perform an accompanying part or parts in a
accompany
composition
accomplice
partner in activity, usually crime
accomplish
to finish successfully
to make to agree or correspond, to suit one thing
accord
to another
accordion
to fold up, in the manner of an accordion
accost
to approach and speak to boldly or aggressively
account
to compute, to count
accouter
to furnish with dress or equipments
accouterment
dress, trappings, equipment
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accredit
to put or bring into credit, to invest with credit
accretion
growth by slow buildup
accrue
to happen or result as a natural growth, addition
acculturation adopting cultural elements of another culture
accumulate
to heap up in a mass, to collect
accurse
to devote to destruction
accusation
the act of with a crime or with a lighter offense
accuse
to find fault with, to blame
accustom
to make familiar by use, to cause to accept
acerbic
acid in temper, mood or tone
acetate
any salt or ester of acetic acid
acetic
of, pertaining to, or producing vinegar
achillean
invincible
achromatic
without colour
acidulous
slightly sour, sub-acid
to admit the knowledge of, to recognize as a fact
acknowledge
or truth
acknowledgm
the act of acknowledging, admission
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acme
the top or highest point, pinnacle, culmination
acoustic
designed to carry sound or to aid in hearing
acquaint
to make familiar
acquiesce
to rest satisfied
acquire
to get
acquisitive
acquired
acquit
to declare or find not guilty, innocent
acreage
size, as measured in acres
sharp and harsh, or bitter and not to the taste,
acrid
pungent
acrimonious of or pertaining to words, arguments, quarrels
bitterness or sharpness of manner, speech,
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temper
acrophobia
fear of heights
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actuality
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actuary
acuity
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141 advocate
to speak in favor of
the shield or breastplate of zeus or athena,
142 aegis
protection
143 aerial
of, in, or from the air, atmospheric
one who glides through the air in an airship or
144 aeronaut
balloon
145 aerostat
an aircraft that derives its lift from buoyancy
a person who has refined sensitivity towards
146 aesthete
art or nature
147 aesthetic
having a sense of beauty
148 affable
pleasant, easy to approach
149 affect
to influence or alter
150 affiliate
to adopt, to receive into a family as a son, to ally
151 affiliation
the relationship resulting from association
a natural liking for or attraction to a person, thing,
152 affinity
idea
153 affirmation
a declaration that something is true, an oath
pertaining to truth, asserting that something is
154 affirmative
true
155 affix
to attach
156 afflict
to distress with mental/bodily pain
having lots of wealth, property or other material
157 affluent
goods
158 affront
to insult intentionally, especially openly
159 aficionado
a fan or devotee
160 afire
on fire
161 afoot
on foot
162 aforesaid
a previously stated statement
163 afresh
anew
an official language of south africa,
164 afrikaans
developed out of dutch
165 agglomerate to wind or collect into a ball, to gather into a mass
166 aggrandize
to widen in scope
167 aggravate
to make worse, or more severe
168 aggregate
to bring together, to collect into a mass or sum
169 aggress
to set upon, to attack
170 aggrieve
to give pain or sorrow to, to afflict, to oppress
171 aghast
terrified, struck with amazement
172 agile
active, quick and coordinated
173 agitate
to move with a violent, irregular action
174 agnostic
the doubt of a higher power/being
175 agog
in eager desire, eager, astir
of, or relating to, the ownership and cultivation of
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land
177 agriculture
the art or science of cultivating the ground
a military officer who assists a higher ranking
178 aide-de-camp
officer
179 ailment
a disease, sickness
180 akin
related by blood, similar
181 alabaster
a finely granular variety of gypsum
182 alacrity
cheerful readiness
183 albeit
although, even if
a person, plant or animal with a deficiency in
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pigmentation
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alder
alderman
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alien
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allegiance
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allude
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222 altruism
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amateur
amatory
ambiance
ambidextrous
ambiguous
ambitious
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ancestry
ancillary
anecdote
anemia
anemometer
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to subject to analysis
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a state of society without government or law
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a person or thing detested or loathed
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the art of studying the different parts of an
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organized body
condition as to ancestors, ancestral lineage
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subordinate, secondary, auxiliary, accessory
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a short account of a history, usually amusing
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a medical condition of too little hemoglobin
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a device to measure wind speed
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a method of preventing sensation, used to
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eliminate pain
over again
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belonging to, resembling, or proceeding from,
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angels
native or inhabitant of england prior to the norman
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conquest
fear or dislike of england
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to suffer pain
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relating to an angle or angles, having an angle or
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angles
free from water
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animadversio
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an older term for a microscopic animal or
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protozoan
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to impart motion or the appearance of motion to verb
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strong hostility
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the basic impulses and instincts which govern
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one's actions
289 annal
occurring once a year
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290 annex
to add something to another, to incorporate into
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to reduce to nothing, to destroy, to eradicate
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292 annotate
to add annotation
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a specified income payable at stated intervals for
293 annuity
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period
294 annul
to formally revoke the validity of
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295 annunciation the act of announcing something
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electrode of an electrochemical cell where
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to rub or sprinkle on
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deviating from what is standard, expected or
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normal
a deviation from a rule or from what is regarded as
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the quality or state of being anonymous,
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a strong natural dislike or hatred, antipathy
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302 ante
risks, stakes
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303 antecede
to go before, to precede
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a small room used as an entryway area to a larger
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room
305 antedate
to occur before an event or time, to predate
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of doubtful authenticity
the point in orbit around Earth when the object is
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farthest
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having no interest or involvement in politics
349 apostasy
the renunciation of a belief or set of beliefs
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a person who forsakes his religion, cause, party
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a missionary, or leader of a religious mission
a person who makes and provides/sells drugs
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and/or medicines
a short, witty, instructive saying, an aphorism or
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maxim
the fact or action of becoming or making into a
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god
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causing dismay or horror
356 apparent
capable of being seen, or easily seen
a supernatural appearance of a person or thing,
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like a ghost
358 appease
pacify or placate
359 appellate
describing something that is appealed to
360 append
to add as supplement or in addition
361 appertain
to relate to
362 applicable
suitable for application, relevant, appropriate
363 application
the act of putting to a special use or purpose
364 apportion
to divide and distribute portions of a whole
365 apposite
appropriate, relevant, well-suited, fit
366 appraise
to assess the value or quality of
367 apprehend
to take or seize, to take hold of
368 apprehensive anticipating something with anxiety or fear
a person who's learning a trade from a skilled
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employer
370 apprise
to notify, or to make aware, to inform
371 approbation approval
372 appropriate
suitable or fitting for a particular purpose
373 appurtenance an appendage added to something else
374 apropos
of an appropriate or pertinent nature
375 aptitude
natural ability to acquire knowledge or skill
376 aquatic
relating to water
377 aqueduct
a small canal containing fluid
378 aqueous
consisting mostly of water
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suitable for cultivation, such as by ploughing
380 arbiter
a person empowered to make decisions
381 arbitrary
random, not based on reason or system
382 arbitrate
to judge, to umpire
a person delegated the authority to settle a
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dispute
384 arbor
a shady sitting place, usually in a park or garden
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of or relating to trees
386 arboriculture the cultivation of trees and shrubs
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a row of arches
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known or understood by very few
the scientific study of historic or prehistoric people
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of or characterized by antiquity
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archive
ardent
ardor
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aristocrat
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arthurian
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artifact
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ascribe
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asexual
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aspersion
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assiduous
assignee
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assuage
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befriend
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bellicose
belligerent
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benediction
benefactor
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beneficiary
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bete noire
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biography
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bitterness
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to beg or implore
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to smear over, sully
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to make dirty, to soil
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to lay up in store, deposit for safe keeping, stow,
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to strew or scatter about, throw or drop here and
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to be astride something
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something especially disliked or dreaded
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to think about, to recollect
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to happen to
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to promise to give in marriage
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to give a canted edge to a surface
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to cause someone to become perplexed and
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a section of a written work with citations to all
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references
the obsession of owning valuable books
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one who loves books
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very absorbent
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pertaining to, two separate legislative chambers or
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houses
to quarrel in a tiresome, insulting manner
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(chiefly dialectal) to bear, to endure, to tolerate
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happening every two years
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a litter to transport the corpse of a dead person
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to divide or fork into two channels or branches
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the state of having two spouses simultaneously
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a corner, bend, or angle
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having two sides
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the widest circumference or belly of a cask
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fluent in two languages
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peevish, irritable
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to obtain money fraudulently
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present participle of billow
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a written account of another person's life
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an animal, or being that goes about on two feet or
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something owed since birth, due to inheritance
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the quality of having a bitter taste
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to set up camp
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strangely unconventional in style or appearance
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to grow or become white
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mild, soft, gentle
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to persuade someone by using flattery, to cajole
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to make a loud sound
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uninterested because of frequent exposure or
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to speak against god or religious doctrine
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obvious
a bright flame or fire
to describe a coat of arms
bare, desolate
spoil the appearance of
to suffer blight
showing a casual indifference which is callous or
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happy or spriteful, carefree
swollen, puffed up
an obstruction of passage or progress
to mislead by a display of self-confidence or
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to make a stupid mistake
an action regarded as lacking in subtlety
to speak quickly or without thought
an officer on a
vessel, in charge of rigging, cables, etc
to indicate by signs, as future events
the part of a woman's dress covering between
neck and waist
of, relating to, or concerning the body
counterfeit or fake, not genuine
noisy, energetic, rowdy
the trunk or stem of a tree
a lively spanish dance
the rounded seed-bearing capsule of a cotton or
flax plant
to support or strengthen
to attack using one or more bombs, to bombard
to attack something with bombs or other missiles
a bomber crew member who sights and releases
bombs
high-sounding language with little meaning
ostentatiously lofty in style
a witty remark or comment, clever saying, witticis
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genuine, real
the state of being enslaved or the practice of
slavery
having a great period of prosperity
a thing that is helpful or beneficial
a rude, unmannerly person
a fortified town, a town or city
in a very close relationship
to study plants or plant life
the scientific study of plants, a branch of biology
having a quantity or amount that is generous or
plentiful
a member of the middle class
of, relating to, or affecting cattle
to remove those parts of a text considered
offensive, vulgar
one who engages in the sport of bowling
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710 boycott
711 brackish
712 brae
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braggart
brandish
brash
bravado
brawn
bray
719 braze
720 brazen
721 brazier
722 breach
723 breadth
724 breaker
725 breech
726 brethren
727 brevity
728 bric-a-brac
729 bridle
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brigade
brigadier
brigand
brimstone
734 brindled
735 brine
736 bristle
737 britannia
738 briticism
739 brittle
740 broach
741 broadcast
742 brogan
743 brogue
744 brokerage
745 bromide
746 bromine
747 bronchitis
748 bronchus
749 brooch
750 brotherhood
751 brouhaha
752 browbeat
753 browse
754 bruit
755 brunt
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brusque
bucolic
buffet
buffoon
bulbous
761 bullion
762 bullock
763 bulrush
764 bulwark
765 bumptious
766 bungalow
767 bungle
768 buoyant
769 bureau
770 bureaucracy
771 burgeon
772 burgess
773 burgher
774 burlesque
775 burly
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bursar
bustle
butte
buttress
781 buxom
782 bylaw
783 byline
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cabalism
cabinet
cacophony
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918 cholera
919 choral
961 clothier
962 cloy
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combatant
combustion
comely
comestible
comical
funny, amusing
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commandeer
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963 clumsy
964 coagulate
965 coalesce
966 coalition
967 cobbler
968 coddle
969 codicil
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971
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coerce
cogent
cogitate
cognate
cognizant
cohere
cohesive
coiffure
coincide
979 coincidence
980 collaborate
981 collage
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collapse
collate
collateral
colleague
collective
987 collector
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collegian
collide
collier
collision
992 colloquial
993 colloquy
994 collusion
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with a ceremony
commend
commensurat
corresponding in size or degree
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a series of comments or annotations on another
commentary
work
verb
adjective
noun
commingle
to blend, to mix
verb
commiserate
verb
commissarial
commission
noun
verb
commitment
a pledge or promise
noun
committal
of or relating to a committee
adjective
commodious
adjective
commodity
noun
commotion
noun
commute
verb
comparable
able to be compared
adjective
comparative
adjective
comparison
noun
compassion
noun
compatible
adjective
compel
verb
compendium
compensate
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competence
noun
competent
adjective
competitor
complacent
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adjective
complaisant
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complement
complex
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compliance
noun
compliant
adjective
complicate
to make complex
verb
complication
noun
complicit
complicity
noun
noun
compliment
noun
component
adjective
comport
to tolerate, bear
verb
composed
verb
composure
noun
compound
to come together
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able to be understood
adjective
thorough understanding
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adjective
verb
comprehensib
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comprehensio
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comprehensiv
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compress
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comprise
verb
compromise
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compulsion
compulsory
adjective
compunction
noun
computation
compute
to reckon or calculate
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concatenate
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noun
concede
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conceit
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conceive
to develop an idea
verb
concerted
adjective
concerto
concession
noun
noun
conciliate
verb
conciliatory
adjective
concise
adjective
conclusive
adjective
concoct
to create or devise
verb
concomitant
accompanying, concurrent
adjective
concord
concordance
noun
concur
verb
concurrence
agreement, concurring
noun
concurrent
adjective
concussion
noun
condemn
noun
condense
verb
condescend
verb
adjective
condolence
noun
condonance
verb
condone
verb
conduce
verb
conducive
adjective
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conductible
able to conduct
adjective
conduit
noun
confection
noun
noun
confederacy
an alliance
noun
confederate
verb
confer
verb
conferee
noun
confessor
noun
confidant
noun
confide
verb
confidence
self-assurance
noun
confident
adjective
confinement
confiscate
verb
noun
conflate
verb
confluence
noun
confluent
adjective
conform
verb
conformable
adjective
conformance
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noun
conformist
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conformity
noun
confound
verb
confront
verb
congeal
verb
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congenial
cold
having the same or very similar nature or
personality
adjective
congenital
adjective
congest
to overfill or overcrowd
verb
congregate
verb
noun
congruent
adjective
congruity
noun
coniferous
adjective
conjecture
verb
conjoin
to join, to combine
verb
conjugal
adjective
conjugate
conjugation
conjunction
connive
noun
noun
verb
connoisseur
noun
connote
verb
connubial
adjective
conquer
verb
consanguineo
related by birth, having the same ancestry
us
adjective
conscience
noun
adjective
conscript
verb
consecrate
verb
consecutive
adjective
consensus
noun
conservatism
conservative
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adjective
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conservatory
consign
adjective
verb
consignee
consignor
noun
consistency
noun
consolation
noun
console
consolidate
consonance
consonant
adjective
consort
verb
conspicuous
conspirator
adjective
noun
conspire
verb
constable
noun
constellation
noun
noun
constituency
noun
constituent
part of a whole
adjective
constrain
verb
constrict
verb
construe
verb
consul
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consulate
noun
consummate
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consumption
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consumptive
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contagion
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contagious
adjective
contaminate
verb
contemplate
to ponder or consider
verb
contemporane
existing or occurring in the same period of time
ous
adjective
adjective
contempt
noun
adjective
adjective
contend
verb
contender
contentious
noun
adjective
contentment
context
contiguity
contact or proximity
noun
contiguous
adjective
continence
noun
contingency
contingent
noun
noun
adjective
continuance
noun
continuator
noun
continuity
noun
contort
verb
contraband
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contradiction
noun
adjective
noun
contravene
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contretemps
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contribution
contributor
event, a hitch
something given or offered that adds to a larger
whole
a benefactor, someone who donates to charity or
some cause
noun
noun
contrite
adjective
contrition
noun
contrivance
contrive
noun
verb
adjective
contumacy
noun
adjective
contumely
noun
contuse
verb
contusion
bruise
noun
conundrum
noun
convalesce
verb
noun
adjective
convene
verb
convenience
convention
a meeting or gathering
noun
conventional
adjective
converge
verb
convergence
noun
convergent
adjective
conversant
conversion
convertible
convex
convey
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noun
adjective
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conveyance
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conviction
noun
convivial
adjective
convoluted
adjective
convolution
noun
convolve
verb
convoy
verb
convulse
verb
convulsion
noun
copious
adjective
coquette
noun
cordial
adjective
cornerstone
cornice
cornucopia
corollary
noun
coronation
noun
coronet
noun
corporal
adjective
corporate
adjective
corporeal
tangible, material
adjective
corps
noun
corpulence
noun
corpulent
adjective
corpuscle
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correlate
correlation
correlative
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noun
adjective
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corrigible
adjective
corroborate
verb
corroboration
corrode
corrosion
corrosive
corrugate
noun
corruptible
adjective
corruption
noun
cosmetic
adjective
cosmic
cosmogony
noun
noun
noun
adjective
noun
cosmos
noun
cosset
verb
coterie
countenance
counterbalanc
a weight that balances another weight
e
countercharg a charge by an accused person against their
e
accuser
to falsely produce what appears to be official or
counterfeit
valid
to rescind by giving an order contrary to a
countermand
previous one
either of two parts that fit together or are
counterpart
complements
countervail
to have the same value as
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countinghouse
noun
coup
noun
courageous
adjective
course
verb
courser
noun
courtesy
adjective
covenant
covert
adjective
covet
verb
covey
noun
cower
verb
coxswain
noun
coy
adjective
cozen
verb
crag
a rocky outcrop
noun
cranium
noun
crass
adjective
crave
verb
craven
cowardly
adjective
creak
verb
creamery
credence
noun
credible
believable or plausible
adjective
creditable
credible or believable
adjective
credulity
noun
credulous
creed
crematory
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crepuscular
adjective
crescendo
noun
crestfallen
adjective
crevasse
noun
crevice
noun
cringe
verb
criterion
noun
critical
adjective
critique
crockery
crucible
crusade
crustacean
verb
noun
noun
crustaceous
adjective
cryptic
adjective
cryptogram
noun
crystallize
verb
cubicle
cudgel
noun
cul-de-sac
noun
culinary
adjective
cull
culminate
verb
verb
culmination
noun
culpable
deserving blame
adjective
culprit
cultivate
culvert
verb
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of water
cumbersome
cumulative
cunning
adjective
cupidity
noun
curable
adjective
curator
curio
noun
noun
curmudgeon
noun
cursive
adjective
cursory
adjective
curt
curtail
to cut short
verb
curtsy
noun
cycloid
adjective
cygnet
a young swan
noun
cynic
churlish or satirical
adjective
cynical
adjective
cynicism
a distrustful attitude
noun
cynosure
noun
dabble
verb
dank
adjective
dapper
neat, trim
adjective
dare
verb
darkle
adjective
darwinism
dastard
adjective
datum
noun
daunt
verb
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apprehensive
daunting
adjective
dauntless
adjective
de facto
adverb
deacon
noun
dead-heat
verb
deadlock
noun
dearth
noun
debacle
noun
debase
verb
debatable
adjective
debauch
verb
debilitate
verb
debility
noun
debonair
gracious, courteous
adjective
debris
debunk
debut
verb
decadence
decagon
noun
decagram
noun
decalitre
ten litres
noun
decalogue
ten commandments
noun
decameron
decameter
ten meters
noun
decamp
verb
decapitate
verb
decapod
adjective
decasyllable
noun
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decathlon
noun
deceit
noun
deceitful
adjective
deceive
to trick or mislead
verb
decelerate
verb
decency
deciduous
decimal
decimate
verb
decipher
verb
decisive
adjective
declamation
noun
declamatory
adjective
declarative
declension
decorate
verb
decorous
adjective
decorum
noun
decoy
noun
decrepit
adjective
decry
verb
dedication
deduce
deface
defalcate
defamation
defamatory
defame
noun
verb
verb
verb
noun
adjective
verb
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defendant
noun
defensible
adjective
defensive
adjective
defer
verb
deference
noun
deferential
respectful, reverential
adjective
defiance
noun
defiant
adjective
deficiency
inadequacy or incompleteness
noun
deficient
defile
verb
definite
adjective
definitive
explicitly defined
adjective
deflect
defoliate
verb
deforest
verb
deform
verb
deformity
noun
defraud
verb
defray
to spend (money)
verb
deft
adjective
defunct
adjective
defuse
degeneracy
degenerate
verb
noun
adjective
degradation
degrade
verb
dehydrate
verb
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deify
deign
deist
verb
verb
adjective
deity
noun
deject
verb
dejection
noun
delectable
adjective
delectation
noun
delegate
verb
deleterious
adjective
deliberate
to consider carefully
verb
delicacy
noun
delineate
verb
delineation
a precise description
noun
deliquesce
verb
delirious
adjective
delirium
delude
noun
verb
deluge
delusion
demagnetize
verb
demagogue
noun
demarcation
demean
verb
demeanor
noun
demented
adjective
demerit
demise
verb
noun
noun
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demobilize
verb
demolish
verb
demonstrable
demonstrate
demonstrativ
that serves to demonstrate, show or prove
e
a person who takes part in a public protest
demonstrator
meeting or march
adjective
verb
adjective
noun
demote
verb
demulcent
soothing or softening
adjective
demur
verb
demure
adjective
demurrage
dendroid
dendrology
noun
denigrate
verb
denizen
verb
denominate
to call, to name
verb
noun
denominator
denote
to indicate, to mark
verb
denouement
noun
denounce
verb
dentifrice
denude
denunciation
noun
deplete
verb
deplorable
adjective
deplore
verb
deploy
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deponent
adjective
depopulate
verb
deport
verb
deportment
noun
deposition
noun
depositor
depository
noun
noun
deprave
verb
depravity
moral corruption
noun
deprecate
verb
depreciate
verb
depreciation
noun
depredation
noun
depress
to press down on
verb
depth
noun
deracinate
verb
derelict
adjective
dereliction
noun
deride
verb
derisible
adjective
derision
mockery, taunt
noun
derivation
derivative
adjective
derive
verb
dermatology
noun
derogatory
adjective
derrick
derring-do
noun
noun
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descendant
adjective
descent
noun
descry
verb
desecrate
desecration
desert
verb
desiccant
causing dryness
adjective
desiccate
verb
designate
verb
desist
verb
desistance
noun
desolate
adjective
despair
desperado
verb
noun
desperate
despicable
adjective
despite
in spite of
prepositi
on
despond
verb
despondent
adjective
despot
despotic
despotism
noun
destitute
adjective
destitution
noun
desuetude
disuse, obsolescence
noun
desultory
adjective
deter
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deteriorate
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determinate
adjective
noun
deterrent
noun
detest
to dislike intensely
verb
detonate
verb
detract
verb
detraction
noun
detriment
noun
detrimental
adjective
detritus
noun
detrude
verb
noun
devastate
verb
develop
deviance
deviate
devilry
wicked activity
noun
deviltry
extreme cruelty
noun
devious
adjective
devise
devitalize
verb
devoid
adjective
devour
verb
devout
adjective
dexterity
dexterous
adjective
diabolic
adjective
diacritical
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diagnose
diagnosis
dialect
dialectical
verb
noun
noun
noun
dialectician
noun
dialogue
noun
diaphanous
adjective
diatomic
adjective
diatribe
noun
dichotomy
noun
dictate
verb
diction
noun
dictum
noun
didactic
adjective
diddle
verb
difference
differentia
differential
adjective
differentiate
verb
diffidence
lack of self-confidence
noun
diffident
adjective
diffuse
verb
diffusible
adjective
diffusion
noun
dignitary
noun
digraph
a directed graph
noun
digress
digression
verb
noun
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dilapidated
hand
fallen into partial ruin or decay, as from age
or neglect
verb
dilate
verb
dilatory
adjective
dilemma
dilettante
diligence
diligent
adjective
dilute
verb
diminution
noun
diminutive
adjective
dimly
adjective
din
noun
diorama
noun
diphthong
noun
diplomacy
diplomat
diplomatic
diplomatist
dirge
disabuse
noun
noun
adjective
noun
noun
verb
disadvise
verb
disaffection
noun
disagree
verb
disallow
to refuse to allow
verb
noun
disapprove
verb
disarm
disarrange
verb
verb
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derange
disarray
disavow
disavowal
noun
disband
verb
disbeliever
noun
disburden
disburse
verb
verb
verb
discard
verb
discern
verb
discernible
adjective
discerning
disciple
disciplinary
adjective
discipline
verb
disclaim
disclose
verb
discolor
verb
discombobula
to disconcert or confuse (someone)
te
verb
discomfit
verb
discomfort
verb
disconcert
verb
disconnect
verb
disconsolate
cheerless, dreary
adjective
noun
discord
noun
discordancy
noun
discordant
adjective
verb
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ce
discourse
discourteous
verb
adjective
discover
verb
discredit
verb
discreet
adjective
discrepancy
noun
discrepant
adjective
discrete
adjective
discretion
noun
discriminate
verb
discursive
adjective
noun
disdain
verb
disencumber
to remove a burden
verb
disenfranchis
to deprive someone of a right of citizenship
verb
e
to release or loosen from something that binds,
disengage
verb
unfasten
to free something from entanglement, to extricate
disentangle
verb
or unknot
disfavor
disfigure
disgruntle
verb
dishabille
noun
dishearten
verb
disheveled
adjective
dishonest
not honest
adjective
disillusion
noun
disinfect
verb
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bleach
a chemical agent used to destroy harmful
disinfectant
organisms
disinformatio publicly announced false information about a
n
country
noun
noun
adjective
disinherit
verb
disinter
verb
disinterested
disjunctive
adjective
dislocate
verb
dislodge
verb
dismal
disappointingly inadequate
adjective
dismissal
noun
dismount
verb
noun
disobedient
not obedient
adjective
disown
disparage
verb
disparate
adjective
disparity
noun
dispassionate
dispatch
dispel
dispensation
noun
disperse
verb
displace
verb
disposition
verb
dispossess
verb
disputation
noun
disputatious
adjective
verb
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disqualify
verb
disquiet
verb
disquietude
noun
disregard
to ignore
verb
disreputable
adjective
disrepute
noun
disrobe
verb
disrupt
verb
dissatisfy
to fail to satisfy
verb
dissect
verb
dissection
noun
dissemble
verb
disseminate
verb
dissension
noun
dissent
to differ in opinion
verb
dissentient
adjective
dissentious
adjective
dissertation
disservice
noun
dissever
verb
dissidence
noun
dissident
noun
dissimilar
adjective
dissimulate
verb
dissipate
verb
dissipation
noun
dissolute
adjective
dissolution
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assembly
dissolve
verb
dissonance
noun
dissonant
unsuitable in combination
adjective
dissuade
verb
dissuasion
noun
distemper
verb
distend
distensible
adjective
distention
noun
distill
verb
distillate
noun
distillation
noun
distiller
distinction
distinguish
noun
noun
verb
distort
verb
distrain
verb
distrainor
noun
distraught
adjective
distrust
verb
disunion
separation of a union
noun
disyllable
noun
dither
diurnal
diva
divagation
divergence
divergent
verb
adjective
noun
noun
noun
adjective
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directions
diverse
adjective
diversion
noun
diversity
noun
divert
verb
divertible
adjective
divest
to undress, disrobe
verb
divination
divine
divinity
divisible
adjective
divisive
adjective
divisor
divulge
divulgence
docile
docket
doctrine
doe
noun
verb
noun
adjective
noun
doff
verb
dogged
adjective
doggerel
dogma
noun
dogmatic
opinionated, pragmatic
adjective
dogmatize
verb
doleful
adjective
dolesome
adjective
dolor
noun
dolorous
adjective
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dolt
a stupid person
noun
domain
noun
domestic
adjective
domesticity
noun
domicile
a home or residence
noun
dominance
noun
dominant
adjective
dominate
verb
domination
domineer
verb
don
to put on (clothes)
verb
donator
noun
donee
noun
donor
noun
dormant
inactive, idle
adjective
dotard
doublet
dour
adjective
dowdy
adjective
dowry
drachma
dragnet
dragoon
drainage
dramatist
playwright
noun
dramatize
verb
drastic
extreme, severe
adjective
drawl
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sounds
drivel
noun
droll
adjective
drone
verb
dross
noun
drought
drowsy
noun
adjective
drub
verb
drudgery
noun
dubious
hesitating or doubting
adjective
duckling
a young duck
noun
ductile
adjective
duet
noun
dulcet
adjective
dun
verb
dupe
verb
duplex
verb
duplicity
noun
durance
noun
duration
noun
duress
noun
duteous
adjective
dutiable
dutiful
adjective
dwindle
verb
dynamic
adjective
dyne
noun
earnest
earthenware
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adjective
ebullient
adjective
eccentric
adjective
eccentricity
oddity, peculiarity
noun
echelon
noun
eclat
noun
eclectic
adjective
eclipse
economize
verb
ecstasy
intense pleasure
noun
ecstatic
adjective
ecumenical
edible
edict
edifice
edify
editorial
adjective
adjective
noun
noun
verb
adjective
educe
verb
efface
verb
effective
adjective
effectual
adjective
effeminacy
noun
effeminate
effervesce
effervescent
adjective
effete
adjective
efficacious
effective
adjective
efficacy
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efficiency
noun
efficient
adjective
effigy
noun
noun
efflorescent
adjective
effluvium
noun
effrontery
noun
effulgence
noun
effulgent
adjective
effuse
verb
effusion
an outpouring of liquid
noun
effusive
egalitarian
adjective
egocentric
adjective
egoism
noun
egoist
noun
egotism
noun
egotist
noun
egregious
egress
verb
elaborate
verb
lan
noun
elapse
to pass or move by
verb
elasticity
noun
elated
adjective
electrolysis
electrotype
verb
adjective
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elegy
noun
elicit
verb
eligible
adjective
eliminate
elite
elixir
noun
elliptical
adjective
elocution
noun
eloquence
noun
eloquent
adjective
elucidate
verb
elude
verb
elusion
noun
elusive
emaciate
verb
emanate
verb
emancipate
embargo
embark
embarrass
embellish
embezzle
emblazon
emblem
embodiment
embody
verb
noun
verb
verb
verb
verb
verb
noun
noun
verb
embolden
verb
embolism
noun
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embroil
verb
emend
verb
emerge
verb
emergence
noun
emergent
in the process
adjective
emeritus
adjective
emigrant
emigrate
noun
verb
eminence
eminent
adjective
emissary
noun
emit
verb
emollient
emolument
emote
empathy
emphasis
emphasize
noun
emphatic
adjective
empirical
adjective
emporium
noun
empower
verb
emulate
enact
verb
enamor
to attract, to capture
verb
encamp
verb
encapsulate
verb
encipher
verb
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enclave
encomium
form; encrypt
a country, or part thereof, that is surrounded by
another
a piece of writing that praises someone or
something highly
noun
noun
encompass
verb
encore
verb
encourage
verb
encroach
verb
encumber
verb
encumbrance
encyclical
encyclopedia
endanger
verb
endear
verb
endearing
verb
endeavor
verb
endemic
endorse
adjective
adjective
verb
endow
verb
endue
endurance
endure
enduring
verb
energetic
adjective
enervate
verb
enfeeble
verb
enfranchise
verb
engage
verb
engender
verb
engrave
verb
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engross
verb
engulf
to overwhelm
verb
enhance
verb
enigma
noun
enigmatic
adjective
enjoin
enkindle
verb
enlighten
verb
enlist
enmity
ennoble
ennui
enormity
enormous
verb
adjective
noun
enrage
verb
enrapture
verb
ensconce
verb
enshrine
enshroud
verb
ensnare
verb
entail
to imply or require
verb
entangle
verb
enthrall
to captivate or charm
verb
enthrone
verb
enthuse
verb
enthusiastic
adjective
entice
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entirety
noun
entomology
noun
entrail
noun
entreat
verb
entreaty
entre
noun
entrench
verb
entwine
enumerate
enunciate
verb
enunciation
noun
envenom
to make poisonous
verb
envoy
noun
enzyme
noun
ephemeral
adjective
epic
epicure
epicurean
epicycle
epicycloid
epidemic
epidermis
epigram
epilogue
epiphany
epistemology
epistle
epistolary
noun
adjective
noun
noun
noun
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epitaph
epithet
noun
noun
epitome
noun
epitomize
verb
epizootic
epoch
epode
adjective
noun
noun
equable
equalize
to make equal
equanimity
equestrian
adjective
equilibrium
noun
equine
adjective
equipoise
equitable
verb
equity
noun
equivalent
adjective
equivocal
equivocate
eradicate
verb
erasure
noun
erode
verb
err
to make a mistake
verb
errant
adjective
erratic
adjective
erroneous
adjective
ersatz
adjective
erudite
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erudition
escalate
larly
knowledge acquired by study, research, etc.,
learning
to increase (something) in extent or intensity,
intensify
noun
verb
eschew
verb
esoteric
adjective
espionage
noun
espouse
esprit
spirit, enthusiasm
noun
espy
verb
esquire
verb
essence
noun
esteem
verb
estimable
adjective
estrange
verb
estuary
noun
ethereal
adjective
ethos
etymology
eugenic
eulogize
eulogy
euphemism
noun
adjective
verb
noun
noun
euphonious
adjective
euphony
noun
euphoria
noun
euphoric
adjective
eureka
adjective
euthanasia
evacuate
noun
verb
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evade
evanesce
verb
evanescence
verb
evanescent
adjective
evangelical
evangelist
evasion
adjective
noun
noun
evasive
eventual
adjective
evert
verb
evict
evidential
of or providing evidence
adjective
evince
verb
evocation
noun
evoke
verb
evolution
evolve
to develop gradually
verb
ewe
noun
ex officio
noun
exacerbate
exact
adjective
exacting
verb
exaggerate
verb
exalt
verb
excavate
verb
exceed
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excel
excellence
verb
noun
adjective
excess
adjective
excitable
easily excited
adjective
excitation
noun
exclamation
noun
exclusion
noun
excoriate
verb
excoriation
noun
excrescence
excretion
noun
noun
excruciate
verb
exculpate
verb
excursion
excusable
possible to excuse
adjective
execrable
adjective
execration
noun
executor
noun
exegesis
noun
exemplar
noun
exemplary
adjective
exemplify
verb
exempt
verb
exert
verb
exhale
verb
exhaustive
adjective
exhilarate
verb
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exhort
exhume
exigency
noun
exigent
adjective
existence
noun
existential
adjective
exodus
noun
exonerate
exorbitance
exorbitant
adjective
exorcise
verb
exorcism
noun
exotic
adjective
expand
verb
expanse
noun
expansion
noun
expatiate
verb
expatriate
expectancy
noun
expectorate
verb
expediency
noun
expedient
adjective
expedite
verb
expeditious
adjective
expend
verb
expiate
verb
explicate
explicit
verb
adjective
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exploit
verb
exponent
noun
exposition
expository
adjective
expostulate
to protest or remonstrate
verb
exposure
noun
expound
verb
expressive
adjective
expulsion
noun
expunge
expurgate
verb
extant
adjective
extemporaneo
without preparation or advanced thought, offhand adjective
us
extempore
adjective
extensible
adjective
extensive
adjective
extensor
extenuate
external
outside of something
extinct
extinguish
extirpate
extol
verb
extort
verb
extortion
extradite
extradition
extrajudicial
obtaining
something by the abuse of office or authority
to move a person from one state to another by
legal process
surrender of an alleged fugitive
by one authority to another
carried out without legal authority
adjective
verb
noun
verb
noun
adjective
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extraneous
extremist
adjective
adjective
noun
extremity
noun
extricate
verb
extrinsic
adjective
extrovert
noun
extrude
verb
exuberance
adjective
exuberant
adjective
exude
verb
exult
verb
fabricate
verb
fabrication
noun
fabulous
adjective
facade
noun
facet
facetious
facile
facile
facilitate
facility
facsimile
verb
faction
noun
factionalism
noun
adjective
verb
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factious
fad
falderol
nonsense or foolishness
noun
fallacious
adjective
fallacy
noun
fallible
adjective
fallow
verb
falter
to waver or be unsteady
verb
famine
famish
fanatic
fanatical
adjective
noun
adjective
fanaticism
noun
fanciless
adjective
farcical
adjective
fastidious
noun
noun
verb
adjective
adjective
noun
noun
faux pas
fawn
verb
fealty
fidelity, faithfulness
noun
feasible
adjective
febrile
adjective
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feckless
adjective
fecund
adjective
federate
to unite in a federation
verb
feign
verb
feint
felicitate
felicitous
felicity
noun
felon
noun
felonious
adjective
felony
feminine
feral
ferment
fernery
noun
noun
ferocious
ferocity
fertile
fertilize
fervent
adjective
adjective
fervid
adjective
fervor
noun
festal
adjective
festive
fete
to celebrate (a person)
verb
fetid
adjective
fetish
noun
fetter
verb
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fetus
feudal
adjective
feudalism
noun
fiasco
noun
fiat
noun
fickle
adjective
fictitious
adjective
fidelity
noun
fidget
verb
fiducial
adjective
fief
noun
figment
noun
figurative
adjective
figurehead
noun
filch
verb
filial
adjective
filibuster
to force a decision
verb
financial
adjective
financier
finery
finesse
finicky
adjective
finite
adjective
fiscal
adjective
fishmonger
noun
fission
verb
fissure
fitful
noun
noun
adjective
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fixture
verb
flabbergasted
verb
flaccid
adjective
flag-officer
noun
flagrant
adjective
flair
noun
flamboyant
adjective
flammable
adjective
flatulence
noun
flaunt
verb
flax
noun
fledgling
untried or inexperienced
adjective
fleeting
flexibility
flexible
adjective
flexion
noun
flimsy
flinch
flippant
floe
noun
flora
noun
floral
adjective
florid
adjective
floridness
noun
florist
noun
flotsam
noun
flourish
verb
flout
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fluctuate
fluctuation
flue
fluent
flugel
verb
noun
noun
adjective
fluke
verb
fluster
to confuse, befuddle
verb
fluvial
of or pertaining to a river
adjective
flux
flowing or flow
verb
fodder
verb
fog
foible
foil
verb
foist
verb
foliage
noun
folio
noun
folk-lore
noun
foment
fondle
verb
foolery
noun
foot-note
noun
foppery
noun
foppish
adjective
forage
verb
foray
forbear
verb
verb
forbearance
noun
forbid
verb
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something, etc
forby
adjective
forcible
adjective
ford
verb
forebode
verb
forecastle
foreclose
noun
verb
forecourt
noun
forefather
ancestor
noun
forego
to precede, to go before
verb
foreground
noun
forehead
foreign
adjective
foreigner
noun
forejudge
verb
noun
foreman
noun
forensic
forensics
foreordain
foreordination
forepeak
adjective
verb
noun
noun
forerun
to run in front
verb
foresail
noun
foresee
to anticipate, to predict
verb
foreshore
foresight
forestall
verb
foretell
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forethought
forfeit
verb
forfend
verb
forge
forgery
forgo
verb
forlorn
adjective
formation
noun
formidable
adjective
formula
forsake
forswear
forte
adjective
forthright
noun
fortify
verb
fortitude
noun
fortuitous
adjective
forum
noun
foster
foursome
verb
noun
fourth
adjective
fracas
noun
fractious
refractory or unruly
adjective
fracture
verb
fragile
frailty
frankincense
frantic
adjective
noun
noun
adjective
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fraternal
fraudulence
fraudulent
adjective
fraught
filled or charged
adjective
fray
verb
freemason
freethinker
adjective
frenetic
frantic, frenzied
adjective
frequency
noun
fresco
verb
freshness
noun
fretful
adjective
frieze
noun
frightful
frightened
adjective
frigid
adjective
frigidarium
noun
frisson
noun
frivolity
noun
frivolous
adjective
frizz
verb
frizzle
verb
frolicsome
adjective
frontal
adjective
frontier
adjective
froward
adjective
frowzy
adjective
frugal
fruition
noun
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fugacious
adjective
fulcrum
noun
fulminate
verb
fulsome
fumigate
functionary
fundamental
adjective
fungible
adjective
fungous
adjective
fungus
noun
furbish
to polish or burnish
verb
furlong
noun
furlough
verb
furrier
adjective
furrow
verb
further
to encourage growth
verb
furtherance
noun
furtive
fuse
fusible
fustian
futile
adjective
futurist
adjective
gaffe
gaiety
noun
gaily
merrily, joyfully
adjective
gainsay
verb
gait
noun
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gallant
brave, valiant
galleon
galore
in abundance
adjective
galvanic
adjective
galvanism
noun
galvanize
gambit
adjective
verb
noun
gambol
verb
gamester
noun
gamut
noun
gape
verb
garble
verb
gargantuan
adjective
garish
garner
adjective
verb
garnish
garrison
verb
garrote
to execute by strangulation
verb
garrulous
adjective
gaseous
adjective
gastric
adjective
gastritis
noun
gastronomy
noun
gauche
adjective
gauge
verb
gaunt
adjective
gauntlet
gendarme
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genealogist
genealogy
body
a person who studies, professes or practices
noun
genealogy
a record or account of the ancestry and descent of
noun
a person
generality
noun
generalize
verb
generally
adverb
generic
generosity
genesis
adjective
noun
noun
genial
adjective
geniality
noun
genital
adjective
genitive
adjective
genteel
adjective
gentile
non-jewish
adjective
geology
germane
germinal
adjective
germinate
verb
gestation
gesticulate
noun
verb
gesticulate
verb
gesture
verb
ghastly
horrifyingly shocking
adjective
ghoulish
of or pertaining to ghouls
adjective
gibbering
verb
gibe
verb
giddy
adjective
gigantic
very large
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girder
gist
noun
glacial
adjective
glacier
a large body of ice which flows under its own mass noun
gladden
verb
glazier
noun
glean
verb
glib
glimmer
verb
glimpse
verb
gloat
verb
globose
adjective
globular
adjective
glorious
glut
adjective
adjective
verb
glutinous
adjective
glutton
gluttonous
adjective
gluttony
noun
gnarled
adjective
gnash
verb
goad
verb
gordian
adjective
gosling
a young goose
noun
gossamer
noun
gothic
adjective
gouge
noun
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gourd
noun
gourmand
noun
graceless
without grace
adjective
gradation
noun
gradient
noun
granary
noun
grandeur
grandiloquenc
lofty, pompous or bombastic speech or writing
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noun
adjective
grandiose
adjective
grantee
noun
grantor
noun
granular
adjective
granulate
verb
granule
noun
grapple
verb
grate
gratification
verb
noun
gratify
verb
gratis
adjective
gratuitous
gratuity
gregarious
adjective
grenadier
noun
grievance
noun
grievous
adjective
grimace
verb
grindstone
noun
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grinding
grisly
adjective
gristle
noun
gritty
adjective
grotesque
adjective
grotto
a cave or cavern
noun
grouse
noun
grovel
verb
gruff
adjective
guess
guffaw
to laugh boisterously
guile
guileless
adjective
guinea
noun
guise
noun
gullibility
noun
gullible
adjective
gumption
noun
gustatory
adjective
gusto
noun
guzzle
verb
gynecocracy
noun
gynecology
noun
gyrate
verb
gyroscope
habitable
adjective
habitant
inhabitant, dweller
noun
habitual
adjective
habitude
verb
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hackles
noun
hackney
verb
hackneyed
adjective
haggard
adjective
hail
verb
halcyon
adjective
hale
adjective
hallow
verb
hamper
verb
handwriting
hangar
noun
noun
hap
verb
haphazard
adjective
hapless
adjective
harangue
verb
harass
harbinger
verb
noun
adjective
hardihood
noun
hardy
harmonious
harrowing
adjective
haste
noun
haughtiness
haughty
adjective
hauteur
noun
havoc
noun
hawthorn
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hazard
headstrong
thorns
an unavoidable danger or risk, even though often
noun
foreseeable
determined to do as one pleases, and not as
adjective
others want
adjective
heathenish
adjective
heckle
verb
hedonism
heed
verb
hegemony
noun
heifer
heinous
hemorrhage
hemorrhoid
hence
henchman
noun
henpeck
to nag persistently
verb
heptagon
noun
heptarchy
noun
herbaceous
adjective
herbarium
noun
herbivorous
adjective
herculean
hereditary
heredity
heresy
heretic
adjective
adjective
noun
noun
noun
heretical
adjective
heritage
noun
hermetic
adjective
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hernia
noun
heroine
noun
hesitancy
noun
hesitant
adjective
hesitation
noun
heterodox
adjective
heterodoxy
noun
hew
verb
hexagon
noun
hexangular
adjective
hexapod
adjective
hiatus
noun
hibernal
adjective
hibernian
adjective
hidebound
adjective
hideous
adjective
hillock
a small hill
noun
hinder
verb
hindmost
adjective
hindrance
noun
hindsight
noun
hirsute
hairy, shaggy
adjective
histrionic
adjective
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hoard
verb
hoarse
adjective
hoary
adjective
hoc
noun
holocaust
noun
homage
homeopathy
homily
noun
noun
homologous
adjective
homonym
homophone
hone
to sharpen on a hone
verb
honorarium
noun
hoodwink
to deceive or trick
verb
horde
noun
hosiery
noun
hospitable
adjective
hostility
noun
hubris
noun
huckster
verb
hue
noun
humble
adjective
humbug
to play a trick on
verb
humdrum
adjective
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humiliate
verb
hummock
noun
humus
noun
husbandry
noun
hussar
noun
hustle
to rush or hurry
verb
hydrostatics
noun
hydrous
adjective
hygiene
hyperbole
noun
noun
hypercritical
hypnosis
Hypnotic
adjective
hypnotize
verb
an
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excessive preoccupation with and worry about one
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pretense of having principles that one does not
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characterized by hypocrisy or being a hypocrite
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hypodermic
pertaining to parts under the skin
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hypotenuse
the side of a right triangle opposite the right angle
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adjective
adjective
noun
noun
adjective
adjective
noun
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hypothesis
noun
hypothetical
adjective
hysteria
ichthyic
adjective
ichthyology
noun
ichthyosaur
icily
in an icy manner
adverb
iciness
noun
iconoclast
noun
idealist
noun
idealize
verb
ideology
noun
idiom
idiosyncrasy
noun
idolatrous
worshipping idols
adjective
idolatry
noun
idolize
verb
idyllic
adjective
ignoble
adjective
ignominious
discreditable, humiliating
adjective
ignominy
noun
ill-natured
adjective
illegitimate
adjective
illiberal
adjective
illicit
adjective
illimitable
adjective
illiterate
adjective
illogical
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illuminant
noun
illuminate
verb
illumine
to illuminate
verb
illusion
illusive
adjective
illusory
adjective
illustrious
adjective
imaginary
adjective
imbibe
verb
imbroglio
noun
imbrue
verb
imbue
verb
imitation
noun
imitator
noun
immaculate
adjective
immaterial
adjective
immature
adjective
adjective
immense
adjective
immerse
verb
immigrant
immigrate
adjective
verb
imminent
adjective
immiscible
adjective
immoderate
adjective
immolate
to sacrifice
verb
immoral
adjective
immortalize
verb
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immovable
adjective
immune
adjective
immunity
noun
immure
verb
immutable
unchangeable, changeless
adjective
impair
verb
impalpable
impart
impartial
impassable
impasse
verb
adjective
adjective
noun
impassible
adjective
impassioned
adjective
impassive
adjective
impatience
noun
impeccable
adjective
impecunious
adjective
impede
to obstruct, hinder
verb
impel
impend
verb
impenitent
adjective
imperative
essential
adjective
imperceptible
adjective
adjective
imperial
adjective
imperil
verb
imperious
adjective
adjective
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impersonal
adjective
impersonate
verb
impersuadabl
not to be persuaded, obstinate, unyielding
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adjective
impertinent
adjective
imperturbable
impervious
insolent, ill-mannered
impetuosity
noun
impetuous
adjective
impetus
noun
impiety
noun
impinge
verb
impious
implacable
adjective
implausible
adjective
implement
verb
impliable
adjective
implicate
implicit
imply
impolitic
verb
adjective
importation
noun
importunate
verb
importune
verb
imposture
impotent
adjective
impoverish
make poor
verb
adjective
noun
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impregnate
verb
impromptu
adjective
improper
adjective
improvident
adjective
improvise
imprudent
verb
adjective
impudent
adjective
impugn
verb
impugned
verb
impuissance
noun
impulsion
noun
impunity
noun
impure
adjective
impute
in medias res
inaccessible
inaccurate
adjective
inactive
adjective
inadequate
inadmissible
inadvertent
unintentional
inadvisable
inalienable
inane
inanimate
adjective
adjective
inapprehensib
that cannot be apprehended, not apprehensible
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adjective
inapt
adjective
inarticulate
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inaudible
adjective
inaugurate
verb
inauspicious
adjective
inborn
adjective
inbred
adjective
incandescenc
intensely bright, brilliant
e
the uttering of words purporting to have magical
incantation
power
noun
noun
incapacitate
verb
incapacity
noun
incarcerate
to imprison, confine
verb
incarnate
adjective
incendiary
adjective
incense
to anger or infuriate
verb
incentive
noun
inception
noun
inceptive
adjective
incessant
inchmeal
adverb
inchoate
adjective
inchoative
adjective
incidence
noun
incident
adjective
incidental
adjective
incinerate
to destroy by burning
verb
incipient
adjective
incisal
incise
verb
incisive
adjective
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incisor
noun
incite
verb
incitement
noun
inclement
adjective
inclination
inclusive
incoercible
incoherent
adjective
adjective
adjective
adjective
incompatible
incompetent
incomplete
not complete, not finished, not having all its parts adjective
incomprehens
impossible or very difficult to understand
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incompressibl
not compressible
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inconceivable unable to be conceived, unbelievable
incongruous
adjective
adjective
adjective
adjective
inconsequenti
having no consequence, of little importance
adjective
al
inconsiderabl
too trivial or unimportant to be worthy of attention adjective
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inconsistent
not consistent
adjective
adjective
inconstant
adjective
incontrovertib
not open to question or dispute, indisputable
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adjective
inconvenient
not convenient
adjective
incorrigible
adjective
incredulity
noun
incredulous
adjective
increment
verb
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incubus
inculcate
noun
verb
incumbent
adjective
incursion
noun
adjective
indefensible
adjective
indefinite
adjective
indelible
indemnify
indemnity
adjective
indestructible
adjective
indicant
noun
indicator
noun
indict
verb
indictment
noun
indifferent
adjective
indigence
noun
indigenous
adjective
indigent
adjective
indigestible
adjective
indigestion
indignant
noun
adjective
indignity
noun
indiscernible
indiscreet
adjective
adjective
adjective
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indistinct
adjective
indivertible
adjective
indolence
noun
indomitable
indubitable
adjective
induce
verb
induct
verb
inductee
noun
indulge
industrious
inebriate
to cause to be drunk
verb
inebriation
noun
inedible
unfit to be eaten
adjective
ineffable
inefficacious
inefficient
ineligible
adjective
ineluctable
adjective
inept
adjective
inert
adjective
inertia
inestimable
inevitable
adjective
inexcusable
not excusable
adjective
adjective
inexorable
unyielding, unalterable
adjective
inexpedient
inexpensive
low in price
adjective
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inexperience
a lack of experience
noun
inexplicable
adjective
adjective
inextensible
adjective
inextricable
adjective
infallible
adjective
infamous
infamy
infer
inference
noun
infernal
adjective
infest
verb
infidel
noun
infiltrate
verb
infinite
adjective
infinitesimal
infirm
verb
infirmary
noun
infirmity
inflammable
adjective
adjective
influx
noun
infraction
noun
infrastructure
noun
infrequent
adjective
infringe
verb
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infuse
verb
infusion
noun
ingenious
adjective
ingenue
noun
ingnue
noun
ingenuous
adjective
inglorious
adjective
ingraft
verb
ingrate
ungrateful
adjective
ingratiate
verb
ingratitude
noun
inherent
adjective
inhibit
to hinder, to restrain
verb
inhospitable
adjective
inhuman
inhume
to bury in a grave
inimical
inimitable
iniquitous
adjective
iniquity
noun
initiate
verb
inject
injunction
noun
inkling
noun
inland
adjective
inlet
noun
inmost
adjective
innate
adjective
verb
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innocuous
adjective
innovate
verb
innuendo
innumerable
inoculate
adjective
verb
inoffensive
not offensive
adjective
inopportune
adjective
inordinate
adjective
inquire
verb
inquisition
inroad
noun
noun
insatiable
noun
inscribe
verb
inscrutable
adjective
insecure
not secure
adjective
insensible
adjective
insentient
inseparable
insidious
insight
insinuate
insipid
adjective
adjective
adjective
noun
verb
adjective
insistent
adjective
insolence
noun
insolent
adjective
insomnia
insouciant
inspector
noun
adjective
noun
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instance
instant
instigate
instigator
instill
verb
adjective
verb
noun
verb
institute
verb
instructive
adjective
insufficient
not sufficient
adjective
insular
insulate
insult
insuperable
adjective
verb
verb
adjective
insuppressibl
that cannot be suppressed
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adjective
insurgence
noun
insurrection
intangible
integral
integrity
intellect
intelligible
noun
adjective
adjective
noun
noun
intension
noun
intention
noun
inter
to bury in a grave
verb
interact
verb
intercede
verb
intercept
intercession
noun
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intercessor
interdict
interim
adjective
interject
verb
interlocutor
interloper
noun
noun
noun
interlude
verb
intermediate
to mediate, to be an intermediate
verb
interminable
intermission
intermit
internecine
interpolate
interpose
interpreter
interrogate
adjective
noun
verb
adjective
verb
verb
noun
verb
intersect
to cross, to cut
verb
intersperse
verb
interstice
noun
intervale
noun
intervene
verb
intestacy
intestate
adjective
intestine
noun
intimacy
noun
intimation
noun
intimidate
intolerable
verb
adjective
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intoxicant
intoxicate
intracellular
adjective
intractable
adjective
intramural
adjective
intransigent
adjective
intrepid
adjective
intricacy
intricate
verb
intrigue
verb
intrinsic
introductory
adjective
introgression
noun
intromit
verb
introspect
verb
introvert
noun
intrude
verb
intuition
intuitive
adjective
inundate
verb
inundation
an overflow, a flood
noun
inure
verb
inured
verb
invalid
noun
invalidate
invaluable
adjective
invariable
adjective
invasion
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invective
inveigh
inveigle
inventive
adjective
inverse
adjective
inversion
noun
invert
verb
investigator
noun
investor
noun
inveterate
invidious
adjective
invigorate
verb
invincible
adjective
inviolable
invocation
adjective
noun
invoke
verb
involuntary
adjective
involution
noun
involve
verb
invulnerable
inwardly
iota
adjective
noun
irascible
adjective
irate
adjective
ire
verb
iridescent
irk
verb
irksome
adjective
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irony
noun
irradiance
noun
irradiate
verb
irrational
adjective
irreducible
adjective
irrefragable
irrefragable
adjective
irrefrangible
adjective
irrefutable
adjective
irrelevant
adjective
irreligious
adjective
irreparable
adjective
irrepressible
adjective
irreproachabl
free from blame, not open to reproach or criticism adjective
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irresistible
adjective
irresolute
adjective
adjective
irreverent
adjective
irreversible
adjective
irrevocable
adjective
irrhetorical
not rhetorical
adjective
irrigate
verb
irritazble
adjective
irritancy
noun
irritate
verb
irruption
noun
isle
an island
noun
islet
a small island
noun
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isobar
noun
isochronous
adjective
isolate
verb
isothermal
adjective
itinerary
noun
itinerate
verb
jaded
verb
jargon
noun
jaundice
verb
jaunt
verb
jeer
verb
jejune
adjective
jeopardy
noun
jeremiad
noun
jettison
verb
jingo
noun
jingoist
jocose
adjective
adjective
jocular
jocund
adjective
joggle
verb
jollity
noun
journalize
to record in a journal
verb
joust
verb
jovial
jubilant
judgment
noun
judicature
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judicial
judicious
juggernaut
juggle
adjective
adjective
noun
verb
jugglery
noun
jugular
adjective
junction
noun
juncture
noun
juridical
adjective
jurisdiction
noun
noun
juror
a member of a jury
noun
justification
noun
jut
to stick out
verb
juvenile
adjective
juxtapose
verb
verb
keen
verb
keepsake
noun
kerchief
noun
kernel
noun
killjoy
kiln
noun
noun
kindle
verb
kindred
adjective
kinetic
pertaining to motion
adjective
kinfolk
relatives or kindred
noun
kingling
noun
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kismet
fate, destiny
noun
noun
knave
noun
knavery
noun
knead
knell
knickknack
knoll
noun
knotty
full of knots
adjective
kudos
praise, accolades
noun
laborious
adjective
labyrinth
verb
labyrinthine
adjective
lacerate
verb
laceration
lachrymose
lackadaisical
adjective
lackey
verb
lackluster
adjective
laconic
adjective
lactation
noun
lacteal
relating to milk
adjective
lactic
adjective
laddie
a small boy
noun
ladle
verb
laggard
adjective
lagniappe
noun
lambaste
verb
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lament
verb
lamentation
noun
lampoon
verb
lance
landholder
noun
landlord
noun
landscape
verb
languid
adjective
languor
lapse
verb
larceny
noun
larder
noun
largess
noun
largesse
noun
lascivious
adjective
lassie
lassitude
latency
latent
lateral
noun
noun
noun
adjective
adjective
latish
adjective
lattice
laud
to praise, to glorify
verb
laudable
adjective
laudation
noun
laudatory
adjective
laundress
laureate
verb
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lave
verb
lavish
verb
lawgiver
noun
lawmaker
noun
lax
adjective
laxative
adjective
laxity
noun
lea
noun
leaflet
noun
leaven
verb
lectern
leery
leeward
legacy
adjective
adjective
adjective
legalize
verb
legerdemain
sleight of hand
noun
legging
verb
legible
adjective
legion
noun
legionary
adjective
legislate
verb
legislator
noun
legitimate
verb
leisure
noun
lenient
adjective
leonine
adjective
lethargy
noun
levee
noun
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lever
verb
leverage
verb
leviathan
adjective
levitate
verb
levity
noun
levy
verb
lewd
adjective
noun
lexicography
noun
lexicon
a wordbook or dictionary
noun
liability
noun
liable
adjective
liaison
noun
libation
noun
libel
to defame someone
verb
liberate
verb
libertarian
adjective
libretto
noun
licentious
adjective
licit
adjective
liege
lien
verb
lieu
noun
ligament
noun
ligature
verb
ligneous
adjective
likelihood
noun
lilliputian
adjective
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limber
verb
limerick
noun
limitation
noun
limpid
linchpin
lineage
linear
adjective
liner
noun
lingo
noun
lingua
language
noun
lingual
adjective
liniment
noun
lionize
verb
liquefacient
noun
liquefy
liqueur
verb
noun
liquidate
liquor
verb
lissome
adjective
listless
litany
noun
literacy
noun
literal
literati
adjective
noun
literature
noun
lithe
adjective
lithesome
adjective
lithograph
verb
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lithotype
noun
litigant
noun
litigate
to go to law
verb
litigious
of or relating to litigation
adjective
littoral
liturgy
noun
livelihood
noun
livid
adjective
loam
noun
loath
adjective
loathe
verb
lobbyist
noun
locative
adjective
loch
a lake
noun
locomotion
lode
noun
lodgment
noun
lofty
adjective
logic
noun
logical
adjective
logician
noun
logistics
loiterer
noun
loll
verb
longevity
noun
loot
verb
loquacious
loquacity
talkativeness
noun
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lordling
noun
lough
noun
louse
lucid
lucrative
lucubration
ludicrous
lugubrious
adjective
noun
adjective
adjective
lukewarm
adjective
lumen
noun
luminary
noun
luminous
adjective
lummox
noun
lunacy
noun
lunar
adjective
lunatic
an insane person
noun
lune
noun
lurid
shocking, horrifying
adjective
luscious
adjective
lustrous
adjective
luxuriate
to enjoy luxury
verb
luxurious
adjective
lying
lynch
lyre
noun
macabre
adjective
macadamize
macerate
verb
verb
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machination
noun
noun
machinery
noun
machinist
noun
macrocosm
noun
madden
to make angry
verb
madrigal
noun
maelstrom
magician
noun
magisterial
adjective
magistracy
noun
adjective
magnate
noun
magnet
noun
magnetize
to make magnetic
verb
noun
magniloquent
adjective
magnitude
noun
maharaja
noun
maidenhood
noun
maize
noun
maladroit
adjective
malady
noun
malaise
malapropism
malaria
noun
noun
noun
malcontent
adjective
malediction
noun
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malefactor
a criminal or felon
noun
maleficent
adjective
malevolent
adjective
malfeasance
malicious
malign
malignant
malinger
noun
adjective
malingerer
noun
malleable
adjective
mallet
maltreat
to treat badly
mandate
mane
maneuver
verb
mania
noun
manifest
verb
manifold
verb
verb
adjective
mannerism
noun
manor
a landed estate
noun
mantel
noun
mantle
verb
noun
noun
manumit
verb
mar
maraud
verb
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marauder
noun
marginal
adjective
marine
adjective
maritime
adjective
maroon
verb
marquee
noun
marred
impaired appearance
verb
marshal
marsupial
verb
noun
martial
adjective
martian
adjective
martinet
noun
martyrdom
marvel
verb
masochist
noun
masonry
noun
masquerade
verb
massacre
verb
massive
adjective
mastery
noun
masticate
to chew
verb
material
adjective
maternal
adjective
matinee
noun
matriarch
noun
matricide
noun
matriculate
verb
matrimony
noun
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matrix
noun
matter
to be important
verb
maudlin
maul
noun
mausoleum
noun
maverick
noun
mawkish
adjective
maxim
noun
mead
noun
meager
adjective
meander
mechanics
verb
noun
medallion
noun
meddlesome
adjective
medial
adjective
mediate
verb
medicine
noun
medieval
adjective
mediocre
adjective
melancholy
melange
melee
meliorate
mellifluous
noun
noun
adjective
noun
adjective
noun
noun
verb
adjective
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mellow
melodious
memento
memorable
menace
adjective
menagerie
noun
mendacious
adjective
mendacity
noun
mendicant
adjective
menial
adjective
mentality
noun
mentor
noun
mephitic
foul-smelling
adjective
mercantile
adjective
mercenary
adjective
merciful
showing mercy
adjective
mercurial
adjective
meretricious
adjective
merge
verb
meritocracy
meritorious
noun
adjective
merriment
noun
mesmerize
messieurs
noun
metallurgy
noun
metamorphos
to change the form or nature of, transform
verb
e
figure of speech: something used to represent
metaphor
noun
something else
the underlying theoretical principles of a subject or
metaphysics
noun
field
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mete
to measure
verb
noun
adjective
noun
noun
metropolis
noun
mettle
noun
miasma
microcosm
micrometer
microphone
verb
microscopic
adjective
microscopy
noun
midwife
noun
mien
migrate
noun
verb
migratory
adjective
mileage
noun
milieu
noun
militant
aggressive or combative
adjective
militarism
noun
militate
verb
militia
millennium
millet
noun
mimic
verb
miniature
adjective
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minimize
minion
ministration
ministry
minority
adjective
minuscule
adjective
minutia
noun
mirage
noun
mire
to weigh down
verb
mirth
noun
noun
misanthrope
noun
verb
misbehave
verb
miscellany
miscellaneous items
noun
mischievous
adjective
misconstrue
verb
miscount
verb
miscreant
adjective
misdeed
noun
misdemeanor
miser
miserly
noun
noun
adjective
mishap
noun
misinterpret
verb
mislay
verb
mismanage
verb
misnomer
verb
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misogamy
noun
misogyny
noun
verb
verb
misrule
verb
missal
noun
missile
missive
noun
mistrust
verb
misty
adjective
misuse
verb
mite
a minute arachnid
noun
miter
verb
mitigate
verb
mnemonic
adjective
moat
mobocracy
moccasin
noun
noun
adjective
mockery
noun
moderate
verb
moderation
noun
moderator
noun
modernity
noun
modicum
noun
modification
noun
modify
verb
modish
adjective
modulate
verb
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mollify
molt
momentary
adjective
momentous
outstanding in importance
adjective
momentum
monarch
monastery
monastic
adjective
monetary
adjective
mongrel
noun
monition
noun
monitory
adjective
monocracy
noun
monogram
noun
monograph
noun
monolith
noun
monologue
noun
monomania
noun
monopoly
noun
noun
monotone
noun
monotony
monstrosity
montage
moonbeam
moot
morale
morass
noun
noun
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moratorium
morbid
mordacious
mordant
mores
moribund
morose
morphology
adjective
adjective
adjective
noun
mortician
noun
mortify
verb
mosaic
noun
mot juste
noun
mote
noun
motif
noun
motley
adjective
mottled
verb
motto
noun
mountaineer
noun
mountainous
adjective
mountebank
muddle
verb
muffle
verb
mulatto
noun
muleteer
a mule driver
noun
multifarious
adjective
multiform
adjective
multiplicity
noun
mundane
adjective
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mundane
adjective
municipal
adjective
munificence
noun
munificent
murky
adjective
muse
verb
muster
verb
musty
adjective
mutable
adjective
mutation
noun
mutilate
verb
mutiny
noun
myopia
myriad
mystic
mystification
mystique
nadir
noun
noun
adjective
noun
noun
noun
naphtha
noun
narcissus
noun
narrate
verb
nasal
adjective
nascent
adjective
natal
of or relating to birth
adjective
nationality
noun
natty
adjective
nausea
noun
nauseate
to cause nausea
verb
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nautical
adjective
naval
of or relating to a navy
adjective
navel
noun
navigable
navigate
nebula
necrology
necromancy
necropolis
necrosis
noun
noun
noun
noun
noun
nectar
noun
nectarine
noun
nefarious
adjective
negate
verb
negation
noun
neglectful
adjective
negligee
noun
negligible
adjective
negotiable
able to be traversed
adjective
nemesis
an archenemy
noun
neocracy
noun
neolithic
hopelessly outdated
adjective
neologism
noun
neology
noun
neonate
noun
neopaganism
neophyte
a beginner
nepotism
noun
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nestle
nestling
a young bird not yet old enough to leave the nest noun
nettle
network
neural
neurology
verb
verb
verb
adjective
noun
neuter
verb
neutral
adjective
nexus
noun
nib
noun
niggardly
adjective
niggling
verb
nihilist
noun
nil
nothing, zero
noun
nimble
adjective
nirvana
noun
nit
noun
nocturnal
adjective
noiseless
adjective
noisome
adjective
noisy
adjective
nomad
noun
nomenclature a name
noun
nomina
noun
nominal
adjective
nominate
verb
nominee
non sequitur
noun
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noncombatant
noun
non-resident
noun
nonchalance
noun
nonchalant
adjective
noncommittal
nondescript
adjective
adjective
nonentity
noun
nonpareil
noun
nonplus
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norm
normalcy
nostalgia
nostrum
notes
notorious
noun
noun
noun
noun
adjective
novel
adjective
novellette
noun
novice
noxious
harmful, injurious
adjective
nuance
noun
nucleus
noun
nude
adjective
nugatory
adjective
nuisance
noun
nullity
noun
numerical
of or pertaining to numbers
adjective
numismatist
noun
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nunnery
noun
nuptial
adjective
nurture
to nourish or nurse
verb
nutriment
noun
nutritive
of or pertaining to nutrition
adjective
nuzzle
verb
oaken
adjective
oakum
noun
obdurate
stubborn, unyielding
adjective
obeisance
noun
obelisk
obese
extremely overweight
adjective
obfuscate
verb
obfuscation
noun
obituary
noun
objective
purpose, goal
adjective
objector
noun
obligate
verb
oblique
adjective
obliterate
verb
oblivion
noun
oblong
obloquy
noun
obnoxious
adjective
obscure
verb
obsequies
funeral rites
noun
obsequious
observant
adjective
adjective
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obsession
noun
obsolescence
noun
obsolete
adjective
obstetrics
noun
obvert
obviate
occident
that part of the earth towards the sunset, the west noun
occlude
occult
verb
occupant
noun
occurrence
noun
octagon
noun
octave
octavo
adjective
ocular
adjective
oculist
an ophthalmologist
noun
oddity
noun
ode
noun
odious
adjective
odium
odoriferous
noun
adjective
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odorous
adjective
offhand
adjective
officiate
verb
officious
adjective
offshoot
ogle
ogre
ointment
noun
olfactory
adjective
oligarchy
noun
ominous
adjective
omission
noun
omnipotent
adjective
omnipresent
adjective
omniscient
adjective
onrush
noun
onset
noun
onslaught
noun
onus
a legal obligation
noun
opalescence
noun
opaque
verb
operetta
noun
opinion
verb
opponent
noun
opportune
adjective
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opposite
adjective
opprobrium
noun
opt
to choose, to select
verb
optic
adjective
optician
optimism
noun
option
noun
optometry
noun
opulence
wealth
noun
opulent
adjective
opus
a musical composition
noun
oracular
of or relating to an oracle
adjective
oral
adjective
orate
verb
oratorio
noun
oratory
noun
ordain
verb
ordeal
noun
ordinal
adjective
ordinance
noun
ordinate
ordnance
orgies
orifice
noun
noun
noun
noun
origin
ornate
adjective
ornithology
noun
orthodox
adjective
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religion
orthodoxy
noun
orthogonal
adjective
orthopedics
noun
orthopedist
an orthopedic surgeon
noun
oscillate
verb
oscillation
noun
osculate
verb
ossify
verb
ostensible
adjective
ostracize
verb
oud
noun
ought
verb
oust
to expel, to remove
verb
outbreak
noun
outcry
noun
outlandish
bizarre, strange
adjective
outlast
verb
outlaw
noun
outpost
noun
outrage
noun
outreach
to exceed
verb
outride
outrigger
verb
noun
outright
complete or total
adjective
outskirt
noun
outstretch
to extend by stretching
verb
outstrip
verb
outweigh
verb
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ovation
noun
overhang
verb
overleap
verb
overlord
noun
noun
noun
overreach
verb
overrun
verb
oversee
overseer
noun
overshadow
verb
overstride
to surpass
verb
overt
adjective
overthrow
verb
overtone
noun
overture
noun
overweening
overweight
overwrought
adjective
adjective
adjective
pacific
calm, peaceful
adjective
pacifist
noun
pacify
verb
pact
noun
paean
noun
pagan
pageant
painstaking
palatable
noun
noun
adjective
adjective
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palate
noun
palatial
of or relating to a palace
adjective
paleontology
palette
palinode
palisade
noun
noun
noun
noun
pall
noun
palliate
verb
palliative
pallid
adjective
pallor
unusual paleness
noun
palpable
adjective
palpitate
verb
palsy
noun
paltry
adjective
paludal
of or pertaining to marshes
adjective
pamphlet
noun
pamphleteer
noun
pan-american
adjective
panacea
noun
panache
noun
pandemic
adjective
noun
pander
panegyric
noun
panoply
noun
panorama
pantheism
noun
noun
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universe
pantheon
noun
pantomime
noun
pantoscope
noun
papacy
noun
papyrus
noun
parable
noun
paradigm
noun
paradox
noun
paragon
noun
parallel
adjective
paralyze
verb
parameters
noun
paramount
adjective
paramour
noun
noun
parch
parchmnet
verb
pare
verb
parentage
noun
pariah
an outcast
noun
Parisian
adjective
parity
noun
parlance
noun
parlay
parley
parliament
verb
verb
noun
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nation
parlor
parlous
perilous, dangerous
adjective
parochial
pertaining to a parish
adjective
parody
paronymous
paroxysm
noun
parricide
noun
parry
verb
parse
verb
adjective
parsimony
noun
partible
adjective
participate
verb
partisan
adjective
partition
noun
passible
adjective
passive
pastiche
pastoral
patent
paternal
pathology
pathos
adjective
noun
noun
patriarch
noun
patrician
noun
patrimony
noun
patriotism
patron
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patronize
patronymic
patter
verb
paucity
noun
pauper
noun
pauperism
noun
pavilion
noun
payee
noun
peaceable
adjective
peaceful
adjective
peccable
adjective
peccadillo
noun
peccant
adjective
pectoral
peculate
verb
pecuniary
of or pertaining to money
adjective
pedagogics
noun
pedagogue
a teacher
noun
pedagogy
noun
pedal
pedant
verb
noun
pedantry
noun
peddle
verb
pedestal
pedestrian
adjective
pediatrics
noun
pedigree
an ancestral line
noun
peerage
noun
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peerless
adjective
peevish
adjective
pejorative
adjective
pellucid
adjective
penalty
penance
penchant
noun
pendant
noun
pendulum
noun
penetrate
verb
peninsula
noun
penitence
noun
penitent
penitential
adjective
pennant
noun
pension
pensive
adjective
pentad
noun
pentagon
noun
pentagram
noun
pentahedron
noun
pentameter
noun
pentathlon
noun
pentavalent
having a valence of 5
adjective
penultimate
adjective
penurious
adjective
penury
extreme poverty
noun
peon
noun
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menial work
perambulate
verb
perceive
verb
perceptive
perch
noun
percipient
adjective
percolate
verb
percolator
a kind of coffeepot
noun
percussion
noun
perdition
noun
noun
peremptory
adjective
perennial
adjective
perfectible
adjective
perfidious
adjective
perfidy
noun
perforate
to pierce, to penetrate
verb
perform
to do something, to execute
verb
perfumery
perfumes collectively
noun
perfunctory
perigee
peril
noun
perilous
dangerous
adjective
periodicity
noun
peripatetic
adjective
peripheral
adjective
periphery
noun
perjure
perjury
verb
noun
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permanence
noun
permanent
adjective
permeable
adjective
permeate
verb
permissible
allowable
adjective
permutation
noun
pernicious
adjective
perpendicular
perpetrator
noun
perpetual
adjective
perpetuate
verb
perpetuity
noun
perplex
perquisite
verb
noun
persecution
noun
persevere
verb
persiflage
noun
persist
verb
persnickety
fastidious or fussy
adjective
persona
noun
personable
adjective
personage
noun
personal
adjective
personnel
noun
perspective
adjective
perspicuous
adjective
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perspiration
sweat
noun
perspire
verb
persuadable
adjective
persuade
verb
pert
verb
pertain
verb
pertinacious
adjective
pertinacity
noun
pertinent
adjective
perturb
verb
perturbation
noun
perusal
noun
peruse
verb
pervade
verb
pervasive
perverse
adjective
adjective
perversion
humiliation, debasement
noun
pervert
verb
pervious
adjective
pessimism
noun
pestilence
noun
pestilent
adjective
peter
verb
petrify
verb
petrous
adjective
petulance
noun
petulant
adjective
noun
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a
pharmacy
noun
phenomenal
adjective
philander
verb
philanthropic benevolent
adjective
philately
noun
stamp collecting
noun
philippic
noun
philistine
noun
philogynist
noun
philologist
noun
philology
noun
philosophy
phlegmatic
adjective
phobia
noun
phonetic
adjective
phonic
adjective
phonogram
phonology
phosphoresce
the emission of light without any perceptible heat noun
nce
photoelectric pertaining to electric effects produced by light
adjective
photometer
noun
photometry
noun
physiocracy
noun
noun
physiology
picaresque
picayune
noun
adjective
adjective
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piccolo
noun
piece de
resistance
noun
piecemeal
adjective
pied
adjective
piety
noun
pilfer
verb
pillage
pillory
verb
noun
pincers
noun
pinch
noun
pinion
a bird's wing
noun
pinioned
verb
pinnacle
a high peak
noun
pioneer
noun
pious
adjective
piquancy
noun
piquant
adjective
pique
verb
piteous
adjective
pith
noun
pithy
adjective
pitiable
adjective
pitiful
adjective
pitiless
adjective
pittance
pivotal
adjective
placate
to appease or pacify
verb
placebo
noun
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ingredients
placid
plagiarism
plaintiff
plaintive
planisphere
plasticity
adjective
noun
noun
adjective
noun
noun
platitude
noun
platonic
adjective
plaudit
plausible
adjective
playwright
noun
plea
noun
pleasant
adjective
pleasurable
enjoyable
adjective
plebeian
adjective
plebian
adjective
pledgee
noun
pledgeor
noun
plenary
adjective
adjective
plenitude
noun
plenteous
adjective
plethora
overabundance, excess
noun
pliable
easily bent
adjective
pliant
adjective
plod
verb
pluck
verb
plumage
noun
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ornamentally
plummet
pluperfect
plural
verb
plurality
noun
plutocracy
noun
pneumatic
adjective
podium
poesy
noun
poetaster
an unskilled poet
noun
poetic
adjective
poignant
adjective
poise
verb
polar
adjective
polemic
a controversial argument
noun
politic
adjective
pollen
noun
pollute
verb
poltroon
noun
polyarchy
noun
polycracy
noun
polygamy
polyglot
adjective
polygon
noun
polyhedron
noun
polysyllable
noun
polytechnic
adjective
polytheism
noun
pommel
noun
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pomposity
noun
pompous
adjective
ponder
verb
pontiff
noun
pontificate
verb
populace
noun
populous
adjective
portend
verb
portent
noun
portentous
adjective
portfolio
noun
portly
adjective
poseur
noun
posit
verb
posse
noun
possess
verb
possessor
noun
postdate
verb
posterior
adjective
posterity
noun
adjective
posthumous
adjective
postscript
postulate
verb
potable
adjective
potency
strength
noun
potent
powerful, mighty
adjective
potentate
noun
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potential
adjective
potion
noun
potpourri
noun
pragmatic
adjective
pragmatist
noun
prate
verb
prattle
verb
preamble
an introductory statement
noun
precaution
precede
to go before, go in front of
precedent
precept
verb
noun
noun
precession
precedence
noun
precinct
noun
precipice
noun
precipitant
falling headlong
adjective
precipitous
extremely steep
adjective
precise
exact, accurate
adjective
precision
accuracy
noun
preclude
verb
precocious
adjective
precursor
noun
predatory
adjective
predecessor
noun
predicament
noun
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preeminence
noun
preeminent
adjective
preempt
preengage
to engage beforehand
verb
preestablish
to establish beforehand
verb
preexist
verb
preface
noun
prefatory
prefix
adjective
noun
prehensile
adjective
prehension
noun
prejudice
noun
prelacy
noun
prelate
a church dignitary
noun
prelude
premature
adjective
adjective
premier
noun
premise
noun
premonition
noun
preoccupy
preordain
verb
preparation
noun
preponderanc
excess or superiority of influence
e
noun
prepossess
verb
to occupy beforehand
adjective
prerogative
adjective
presage
foreboding
noun
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prescience
noun
prescient
adjective
prescribe
verb
prescript
prescription
adjective
presentient
having a premonition
adjective
noun
presentment
noun
preservation
verb
preside
verb
prestigious
adjective
presumption
noun
adjective
pretext
noun
prevail
verb
prevalence
noun
prevaricate
verb
prevention
noun
prickle
a sharp point
noun
prig
priggish
like a prig
adjective
prim
precise or proper
adjective
prima
most important
adjective
primer
noun
primeval
adjective
primitive
adjective
primordial
adjective
principle
a fundamental assumption
noun
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priory
noun
pristine
adjective
privateer
noun
privation
noun
privilege
verb
privity
noun
privy
adjective
probate
noun
probe
verb
probity
noun
procedure
noun
proceed
verb
noun
proclivity
noun
procrastinate to put off, to delay taking action, to wait until later verb
proctor
to supervise or monitor
verb
procure
verb
prodigy
productive
profane
profess
professor
noun
adjective
adjective
verb
noun
proffer
verb
proficient
adjective
profiteer
noun
profligacy
careless wastefulness
noun
profligate
utterly immoral
adjective
profound
adjective
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knowledge
profuse
adjective
profusion
noun
progenitor
noun
progeny
offspring or descendants
noun
prognosis
noun
verb
progression
noun
prohibition
noun
prohibitory
adjective
projection
noun
proletarian
adjective
proletariat
noun
proliferate
verb
prolific
adjective
prolix
adjective
prologue
noun
prolong
verb
promenade
to walk
verb
prominence
promiscuous
noun
adjective
promissory
adjective
promontory
promoter
noun
promulgate
verb
propaganda
propagate
verb
propel
verb
propellant
noun
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forward
propeller
noun
propensity
noun
prophecy
noun
prophesy
verb
propinquity
nearness in place
noun
propitiate
verb
propitious
adjective
proponent
noun
adjective
propound
verb
proprietary
adjective
propriety
noun
propulsion
noun
prosaic
commonplace or dull
adjective
proscenium
noun
proscribe
to forbid or prohibit
verb
prose
noun
proselyte
noun
proselytize
verb
prosody
noun
prospector
noun
prospectus
prosperity
prostrate
verb
prostration
noun
protagonist
noun
protean
adjective
protege
noun
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protg
Protestant
prominent person
a person guided and protected by a more
prominent person
any christian who is not catholic, anglican or
eastern
noun
adjective
protocol
noun
protomartyr
noun
protoplasm
prototype
noun
noun
protract
verb
protrude
verb
protrusion
noun
protuberant
adjective
proverb
provident
noun
adjective
providential
adjective
provincial
adjective
provisional
temporary
adjective
proviso
noun
provocation
prowess
noun
proximity
closeness
noun
proxy
prudent
adjective
prudery
noun
prurient
adjective
noun
noun
noun
adjective
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psychopath
psychotherap
the treatment of psychological disorders
y
overweight (pertaining particularly to children),
pudgy
plump
noun
adjective
puerile
immature, childish
adjective
pugnacious
adjective
puissant
adjective
pulchritude
physical beauty
noun
pulmonary
adjective
punctilio
noun
punctilious
adjective
pundit
noun
pungent
adjective
punitive
adjective
pupilage
noun
purgatory
purist
noun
adjective
purl
verb
purloin
to take dishonestly
verb
purport
purveyor
purview
noun
adjective
putative
adjective
putrescent
adjective
putrid
adjective
pyre
noun
pyromania
noun
pyrotechnic
adjective
pyx
noun
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quack
verb
quackery
noun
quadrate
square or rectangular
adjective
quadruple
verb
quaff
verb
quagmire
noun
quail
verb
quaint
adjective
qualify
verb
qualitative
qualm
quandary
noun
quarantine
quarrelsome
argumentative
adjective
quarry
noun
quarter
verb
quartet
noun
quarto
noun
quasi
adjective
quasi-
1 english
adjective
quaver
verb
quay
queasy
adjective
quell
to suppress or extinguish
verb
querulous
full of complaints
adjective
query
to ask, inquire
verb
quibble
verb
noun
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quiescence
noun
quiescent
being at rest
adjective
quietus
a finishing stroke
noun
quintessence a thing that is the most perfect example of its type noun
quintet
noun
quirk
noun
quite
wholly
adverb
quixotic
adjective
quizzical
odd, comical
adjective
quorum
quotidian
daily
adjective
rabid
adjective
raconteur
noun
racy
adjective
radiance
noun
radiate
verb
radical
adjective
radix
raffish
noun
adjective
rail
verb
raillery
noun
raiment
noun
ramble
verb
ramification
noun
ramify
ramose
adjective
rampant
adjective
rampart
noun
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place
rancid
adjective
rancor
noun
rancorous
adjective
rankle
verb
rant
rapacious
verb
adjective
rapacity
noun
rapid
adjective
rapine
noun
rapport
noun
rapt
adjective
raptorial
adjective
rapture
verb
rash
adjective
rasp
verb
ratify
verb
ration
noun
rationale
noun
raucous
harsh
adjective
ravage
verb
ravel
verb
ravenous
very hungry
adjective
ravine
raze
verb
readily
promptly
adverb
readjust
adjust again
verb
realism
realm
noun
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reaper
noun
rearrange
verb
reassure
to restore confidence to
verb
rebellious
adjective
rebuff
verb
rebuild
to build again
verb
rebuke
verb
rebut
verb
rebuttal
recalcitrant
adjective
recant
to withdraw or disavow
verb
recapitulate
verb
recapture
verb
recede
verb
receivable
adjective
receptacle
a container
noun
receptive
adjective
recession
noun
recessive
adjective
recidivism
noun
recidivist
a repeat offender
noun
reciprocal
adjective
reciprocate
verb
reciprocity
noun
recitation
noun
reck
verb
reckless
adjective
reclaim
verb
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as a right
recline
verb
recluse
noun
reclusive
adjective
reclusory
noun
noun
recoil
verb
recollect
to remember
verb
recompense
to repay
verb
reconcile
verb
recondite
adjective
reconnaissanc
the act of scouting or exploring to gain information noun
e
reconnoiter
verb
recount
recoup
verb
recourse
noun
recreant
adjective
recreate
verb
noun
adjective
recruit
verb
rectify
verb
rectitude
noun
recumbent
lying down
adjective
recuperate
verb
recur
to occur again
verb
recure
to cure, heal
verb
recurrent
recusant
adjective
adjective
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redeem
verb
redemption
deliverance, rescue
noun
redolence
adjective
redoubtable
that is to be feared
adjective
redound
redress
verb
verb
reducible
adjective
redundance
noun
redundant
adjective
reek
verb
reestablish
verb
refer
verb
referable
adjective
referee
referendum
noun
noun
referrer
noun
refinery
noun
reflectible
adjective
reflection
noun
reflector
reflexible
adjective
reform
verb
reformer
noun
refract
verb
refractory
adjective
refrain
verb
refringent
adjective
refuge
noun
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refulgent
adjective
refurbish
verb
refusal
noun
refute
verb
regal
adjective
regale
verb
regalia
regality
noun
regenerate
verb
regent
noun
regicide
noun
regime
noun
regimen
regnant
noun
adjective
regress
regression
noun
regretful
adjective
regurgitate
to throw up or vomit
verb
rehabilitate
verb
reign
verb
reimburse
verb
rein
noun
reinstate
verb
reiterate
verb
rejoin
verb
rejoinder
an answer to a reply
noun
rejuvenate
verb
relapse
verb
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relegate
verb
relent
verb
relevant
reliance
noun
reliant
having dependence on
adjective
relic
noun
relinquish
to renounce or surrender
verb
reliquary
noun
relish
verb
reluctant
unwilling
adjective
remand
to send back
verb
remediable
adjective
remedial
adjective
noun
reminisce
verb
remiss
adjective
remit
to forgive, pardon
verb
remonstrance a protest
noun
remorse
noun
remunerate
to compensate, to pay
verb
renaissance
a rebirth or revival
noun
renascence
noun
rend
verb
render
to cause to become
verb
rendezvous
verb
rendition
noun
renegade
an outlaw or rebel
noun
renege
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renounce
verb
renovate
verb
renown
noun
renunciation
reorganize
noun
verb
reparable
able to be fixed
adjective
reparation
noun
repartee
noun
repast
a meal
noun
repeal
verb
repel
verb
repentance
noun
repentant
penitent
adjective
repercussion
noun
repertory
noun
repetition
noun
repine
to be fretful, discontented
verb
replenish
to refill, to renew
verb
replete
full of
adjective
replica
an exact copy
noun
repose
verb
repository
noun
reprehend
to criticize, to reprove
verb
adjective
repress
verb
reprieve
noun
reprimand
verb
reprisal
act of retaliation
noun
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reproach
verb
reprobate
a wicked person
noun
reproof
noun
reprove
to criticize or correct
verb
repudiate
repugnant
distasteful, objectionable
adjective
repulse
verb
reputable
adjective
repute
verb
requiem
noun
requisite
adjective
requital
noun
requite
verb
rescind
verb
reseat
verb
resemblance
similarity
noun
resent
verb
reservoir
noun
residue
noun
resignation
noun
resilient
adjective
resistant
adjective
resolute
adjective
resolve
verb
resonance
noun
resonant
resounding, echoing
adjective
resonate
to vibrate or sound
verb
resource
noun
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respite
when needed
an interval of relief from something distressing or
noun
trying
resplendent
shining brilliantly
adjective
respondent
noun
restitution
noun
restive
adjective
restorative
adjective
restrained
characterized by reserve
adjective
resumption
noun
resurgent
rising again
adjective
resurrection
noun
resuscitate
verb
retaliate
verb
retch
verb
retention
noun
reticence
noun
reticent
adjective
retinue
noun
retort
verb
retrace
to go back over
verb
retract
verb
retraction
noun
retrench
verb
retribution
noun
retrieve
verb
retroactive
adjective
retrograde
verb
retrogress
verb
retrospect
verb
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reunite
verb
revel
verb
revelation
noun
reverberate
verb
revere
reversion
noun
revert
verb
revile
verb
revisal
noun
revise
verb
revocation
nullification or withdrawal
noun
revoke
rhapsodize
verb
rhapsody
noun
rhetoric
rhetorician
noun
ribald
adjective
riddance
noun
riddled
ridicule
verb
rife
adjective
rift
noun
noun
rigmarole
noun
rigor
noun
rigorous
adjective
ripplet
a small ripple
noun
risible
causing laughter
adjective
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rivulet
noun
robust
adjective
rogue
noun
rondo
noun
rookery
noun
rotary
adjective
rote
routine
adjective
rotund
adjective
rout
an overwhelming defeat
noun
routine
adjective
rudimentary
adjective
rudiments
noun
rue
verb
ruffian
noun
rugged
adjective
ruminant
adjective
ruminate
to chew cud
verb
rupture
ruse
a trick or artifice
noun
rustic
adjective
ruth
pity or compassion
noun
saccharin
noun
saccharine
resembling sugar
adjective
sacred
sacrilege
adjective
noun
sacrosanct
adjective
sadistic
adjective
saga
noun
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sagacious
sagacity
adjective
noun
sage
noun
salacious
lustful or lecherous
adjective
salient
prominent or conspicuous
adjective
saline
adjective
sallow
adjective
salubrious
adjective
salutary
adjective
salvage
verb
salve
salvo
noun
adjective
sanction
sanctity
noun
sangfroid
noun
sanguinary
accompanied by bloodshed
adjective
sanguine
cheerfully optimistic
adjective
sapid
adjective
sapient
saponaceous
adjective
adjective
sarcasm
noun
sarcophagus
noun
sardonic
adjective
sartorial
adjective
satiate
verb
satire
noun
saturate
verb
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saturnalian
adjective
saturnine
adjective
satyr
noun
savage
noun
savant
noun
savor
verb
savory
adjective
scabbard
noun
scarcity
noun
scathing
bitterly severe
adjective
schism
noun
scholarly
adjective
scintilla
noun
scintillating
adjective
scoff
verb
scope
scorn
verb
scotch
to cut or score
verb
scoundrel
noun
scourge
noun
scribble
verb
scribe
noun
scriptural
adjective
scruple
noun
scrupulous
adjective
scrutinize
verb
scurrilous
adjective
scurvy
noun
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scuttle
scythe
sance
sear
verb
noun
noun
verb
sebaceous
secant
secede
verb
seclude
verb
seclusion
solitude
noun
secular
adjective
sedate
sedentary
adjective
sediment
noun
sedition
seduce
adjective
noun
verb
sedulous
adjective
seer
noun
seethe
verb
seignior
seismograph
noun
noun
seize
verb
semaphore
noun
semblance
noun
semiannual
adjective
adjective
seminal
adjective
seminar
noun
seminary
noun
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ministers
senile
sensation
noun
sensibility
noun
sensorium
noun
sensory
adjective
sensual
adjective
sensuous
sentence
verb
sentient
conscious or aware
adjective
sentinel
noun
separatist
adjective
septennial
adjective
sepulcher
noun
sepulchral
serving as a tomb
adjective
sequacious
adjective
sequence
to arrange in an order
verb
sequent
adjective
sequester
verb
sequestrate
to sequester
verb
seraphic
adjective
serendipity
noun
serene
adjective
sergeant
noun
sergeant-atarms
sergeantmajor
serrated
adjective
servile
adjective
servitude
noun
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sever
to cut free
verb
severance
a breaking off
noun
severely
harshly
noun
sextet
noun
sextuple
adjective
shackle
noun
shambles
noun
shambolic
chaotic, disorganised
adjective
sheer
transparently thin
noun
shibboleth
noun
shiftless
lazy, unmotivated
adjective
shoal
noun
shrewd
adjective
shriek
verb
shrinkage
noun
shrivel
verb
shroud
noun
shunt
verb
sibilant
sibilate
to hiss
sic
sidelong
adjective
sidereal
adjective
siege
noun
signatory
adjective
signification
noun
simile
similitude
verb
noun
noun
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simulate
adjective
sinecure
singe
to burn slightly
verb
sinister
adjective
sinuosity
noun
sinuous
adjective
sinus
sirocco
noun
noun
skeptic
noun
skeptical
adjective
skiff
noun
skirmish
verb
skulk
verb
slake
verb
slander
defamation
noun
slapdash
adjective
sleazy
adjective
sleight
noun
slight
slipshod
adjective
sloth
noun
slough
to shed (skin)
verb
slovenly
adjective
sluggard
noun
smelt
verb
smorgasbord a buffet
noun
smug
adjective
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snide
adjective
sobriety
noun
sociable
socialist
sodden
adjective
sojourn
verb
sol
noun
solace
noun
solder
noun
solecism
noun
solemn
adjective
solicit
solicitude
anxiety or concern
soliloquy
solipsistic
noun
noun
adjective
solstice
noun
solubility
noun
soluble
noun
solvent
noun
somatic
adjective
somber
adjective
noun
somniferous
adjective
somnolent
drowsy or sleepy
adjective
sonata
sonnet
noun
noun
sonorous
adjective
soothsayer
noun
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sophism
noun
sophistical
fallacious
adjective
sophisticate
make worldly-wise
verb
sophistry
noun
sophomoric
adjective
soporific
adjective
soprano
noun
sorcery
noun
sordid
dirty or squalid
adjective
souvenir
noun
sovereign
a monarch
noun
sparse
adjective
spartan
adjective
spasmodic
adjective
spate
a sudden outpouring
noun
spawn
verb
specimen
noun
specious
speckled
adjective
spectator
noun
specter
a ghostly apparition
noun
spectrum
noun
speculate
verb
speculator
noun
spelunker
noun
spendthrift
noun
sphericity
noun
spheroid
noun
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spherometer
sphere
an instrument for measuring the curvature of
surfaces
noun
spinous
thorny, as a plant
adjective
spinster
noun
splenetic
irritable
adjective
spontaneous
adjective
sporadic
adjective
sprightly
adjective
spurious
not genuine
adjective
spurn
verb
squabble
verb
squalid
squalor
noun
squander
verb
squatter
squeamish
noun
adjective
staccato
adjective
stagnant
adjective
stagnate
verb
stagnation
inactivity
noun
stagy
theatrical
adjective
staid
adjective
stallion
noun
stalwart
firmly built
adjective
stamina
noun
stanch
verb
stanchion
noun
stanza
noun
stark
adjective
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statecraft
noun
stately
adjective
static
adjective
statics
noun
stationary
adjective
statistician
noun
statuesque
like a statue
adjective
statuette
a small statue
noun
stature
statute
noun
staunch
verb
steadfast
adjective
stealth
noun
stellar
adjective
stentorian
adjective
steppe
noun
stereotype
sterling
stevedore
stifle
verb
stigma
noun
stigmatize
verb
stiletto
noun
stimulate
verb
stimulus
stingy
adjective
stint
noun
stipend
noun
adjective
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stipulate
stoic
stoicism
stoke
verb
stolid
unemotional
adjective
strait
noun
strait-laced
adjective
stratagem
noun
stratum
streamlet
a small stream
noun
strenuous
adjective
striated
adjective
stricture
noun
stridency
strident
stringent
adjective
stripling
noun
strut
verb
studious
adjective
stultify
verb
stupefy
verb
stupendous
adjective
stupor
noun
stymie
verb
suasion
noun
suave
adjective
subacid
somewhat acidic
adjective
subaquatic
adjective
adjective
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subconscious
subdue
verb
subjacent
adjective
subjection
subjugate
sublimate
sublime
adjective
subliminal
adjective
sublingual
adjective
submarine
submerge
submersible
submersion
submission
verb
noun
verb
adjective
noun
noun
submissive
adjective
submittal
noun
subordinate
to make subservient
verb
subpoena
subsequent
noun
subservient
adjective
subside
verb
subsist
verb
subsistence
noun
substantiate
verb
substantive
adjective
subtend
subterfuge
verb
noun
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adjective
subtext
noun
subtle
adjective
subtrahend
subversion
subversive
subvert
verb
successive
adjective
successor
succinct
adjective
succor
noun
succulent
juicy or lush
adjective
succumb
sufferance
suffice
to be enough or adequate
verb
suffrage
noun
suffragist
suffuse
suggestible
adjective
sully
verb
sumptuous
adjective
sunder
to separate
verb
superabundan
more than sufficient, excessive
ce
noun
superadd
verb
superannuate
supercilious
adjective
superficial
adjective
superfluity
noun
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superfluous
adjective
superintend
verb
superlative
supernumerar
extra, beyond the standard or prescribed amount
y
adjective
supersede
verb
supervene
verb
supine
adjective
supplant
verb
supple
adjective
supplementar
additional, added to supply what is wanted
y
adjective
suppliant
a petitioner
noun
supplicant
adjective
supplicate
verb
supplication
noun
supposition
noun
suppress
verb
suppressible
adjective
suppression
noun
adjective
surcharge
noun
surety
noun
surfeit
excessive amount
noun
surfeit
noun
surly
adjective
surmise
surmount
verb
surpass
verb
surreptitious
adjective
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surrogate
verb
surround
to encircle
verb
surveillance
noun
surveyor
noun
susceptibility vulnerability
noun
susceptible
adjective
suspect
suspense
suspicious
questionable
adjective
sustenance
noun
svelte
adjective
swarthy
adjective
swathe
verb
sybarite
noun
sycophant
noun
syllabic
adjective
syllabication
noun
syllable
noun
syllabus
noun
sylph
a wood nymph
noun
sylvan
adjective
symbiosis
sympathetic
noun
adjective
symphonic
symphony
symptomatic
synaeresis
synchronism
adjective
adjective
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syndicate
syndrome
synergy
synod
synonym
synopsis
noun
noun
noun
noun
noun
noun
syntax
noun
synthetic
artificial
adjective
systematic
adjective
systemic
adjective
tableau
noun
tacit
adjective
taciturn
inclined to silence
adjective
tack
noun
tact
tactician
tactics
tactile
talisman
tangent
tangential
noun
noun
noun
adjective
tangible
adjective
tannery
noun
tantalize
verb
tantamount
verb
tapestry
noun
tarantula
tardy
adjective
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tarnish
verb
taunt
verb
taut
adjective
tautological
adjective
tautology
noun
tawdry
gaudy
adjective
taxation
taxidermy
technic
noun
noun
adjective
tedious
tedium
noun
teem
to be stocked to overflowing
verb
telepathy
telephony
telltale
adjective
temerity
reckless boldness
noun
temper
to moderate or control
verb
temperate
moderate or self-restrained
adjective
temporal
pertaining to time
adjective
temporize
verb
tempt
tempter
tenable
tenacity
tenant
verb
noun
adjective
noun
noun
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tendency
noun
tendentious
adjective
tenet
noun
tenor
noun
tentative
unsure
adjective
tenuous
adjective
tenure
verb
tepid
adjective
tercentenary
tricentenntial
adjective
termagant
terminal
adjective
terminate
to finish or end
verb
terminus
noun
terrestrial
adjective
terrify
verb
territorial
adjective
terse
adjective
testament
noun
testator
noun
testimonial
noun
testy
adjective
tether
noun
thearchy
noun
theism
noun
theocracy
noun
theocrasy
noun
theologian
noun
theological
adjective
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to humans
theology
noun
theoretical
adjective
theorist
noun
theorize
therapeutic
thereabout
adverb
thermal
adjective
adjective
noun
noun
adjective
noun
thrall
noun
threadbare
threshold
adjective
noun
thrive
prosper; flourish
verb
throng
a crowd
noun
thwart
verb
tilth
noun
timbre
timorous
fearful
adjective
tincture
a dye or pigment
noun
tinge
to colour slightly
verb
tipsy
adjective
tirade
noun
tiresome
adjective
titter
toady
a flatterer
noun
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toilsome
adjective
tome
noun
topography
noun
torpid
adjective
torpor
noun
torrid
adjective
tortious
adjective
tortuous
adjective
torturous
adjective
totter
verb
touchstone
noun
tourniquet
noun
tractable
adjective
traduce
verb
trait
noun
trajectory
noun
trammel
a restraint
noun
tranquil
peaceful
adjective
transact
verb
transalpine
transatlantic
transcend
verb
transcontinen
crossing, spanning a continent
tal
adjective
transcribe
verb
transcript
noun
transference
noun
transferrer
noun
transfigure
verb
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something
transfuse
verb
transfusion
noun
transgress
verb
transience
noun
transient
adjective
transitive
adjective
transitory
adjective
transliterate
translucent
verb
adjective
transmission
noun
transmit
transmute
verb
transpire
verb
transplant
verb
adjective
noun
traumatic
adjective
travail
noun
traverse
verb
travesty
noun
treacherous
traitorous
adjective
treachery
betrayal of trust
noun
treasonable
adjective
treatise
treble
noun
trebly
adjective
tremendous
awe-inspiring, terrific
adjective
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tremor
verb
tremulous
adjective
trenchant
adjective
trepidation
tremulous fear
noun
trestle
noun
triad
a grouping of three
noun
tribune
trickery
artifice, deception
noun
tricolor
adjective
tricycle
trident
triennial
adjective
trimness
trinity
noun
trinket
noun
triplicate
verb
triplicity
noun
tripod
noun
trisect
verb
trite
adjective
triumvir
noun
trivial
adjective
troubadour
noun
trough
a long box used to hold food and water for animals noun
truant
noun
truckle
verb
truculent
fierce
adjective
truism
noun
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truncate
verb
truthful
adjective
tryst
noun
tumult
noun
turbid
turgid
swollen
adjective
turmoil
noun
turpitude
noun
tutelage
noun
tutelar
adjective
tutorship
noun
twinge
noun
typical
adjective
typify
verb
adjective
typography
noun
tyrannical
adjective
tyranny
noun
tyro
a learner or beginner
noun
ubiquitous
adjective
ulterior
adjective
ultimate
highest, maximum
adjective
ultimatum
ultramontane
adjective
umbrage
noun
noun
adjective
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e
unaffected
adjective
unalloyed
adjective
unanimity
unanimous
adjective
unassailable
adjective
unassuming
adjective
unavoidable
adjective
unbearable
adjective
unbecoming
adjective
unbelief
noun
unbridled
adjective
uncanny
extraordinary
adjective
unconscionabl
unscrupulous, not guided by conscience
e
adjective
unconscious
not awake
adjective
unction
unctuous
adjective
undeceive
verb
undercharge
verb
underexpose
verb
underhanded sneaky
adjective
underlie
verb
underling
a subordinate
noun
underman
undermine
verb
noun
underrate
verb
underscore
verb
undersell
verb
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understate
to minimise or downplay
verb
underwrite
verb
undulate
verb
undulating
adjective
undulation
a wavelike motion
noun
undulous
undulating
adjective
unduly
excessively
adjective
unequivocal
adjective
unfavorable
adjective
unfeigned
sincere
adjective
unfetter
verb
unflappable
unflinching
unfounded
unfrock
verb
ungainly
adjective
unguent
unicellular
adjective
unification
noun
uniform
identical or consistent
noun
unify
verb
unilateral
adjective
unimpeachabl
above suspicion, impossible to discredit
e
adjective
uninhibited
adjective
adjective
unisonant
adjective
unitarian
noun
univalence
noun
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one
univocal
adjective
unkempt
adjective
unobtrusive
adjective
unpalatable
adjective
unprecedente
never before seen or done, without precedent
d
adjective
unravel
verb
adjective
unremitting
adjective
unrequited
adjective
unscathed
adjective
adjective
unsettle
verb
unsophisticat
without complexity or refinements
ed
adjective
unspeakable
adjective
untenable
adjective
untimely
at an inopportune time
adjective
untoward
unfavourable or unfortunate
adjective
unutterable
adjective
unwieldy
adjective
unwitting
unintentional
adjective
unwonted
adjective
unyoke
verb
up-keep
noun
upbraid
verb
upcast
verb
upheaval
noun
upheave
verb
uppermost
adjective
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upright
vertical, erect
adjective
uproarious
adjective
uproot
verb
upshot
noun
upstart
verb
upturn
verb
urban
adjective
urbane
adjective
urbanity
noun
urchin
a mischievous child
noun
urgency
imperativeness
noun
usage
noun
usually
adverb
usurious
usurp
usury
adjective
verb
noun
utilitarian
adjective
utility
noun
utmost
adjective
utopia
noun
uxorious
adjective
vacate
vaccinate
vacillate
to waver in opinion
verb
vacuity
noun
vacuous
adjective
vacuum
noun
vagabond
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home
vagary
vagrant
vainglorious
noun
noun
adjective
vainglory
excessive vanity
noun
vale
valley
noun
valediction
noun
valedictorian
noun
valedictory
bidding good-bye
adjective
valiant
boldly courageous
adjective
valid
adjective
validate
to confirm
verb
valorous
courageous
adjective
vanguard
noun
vantage
noun
vapid
adjective
vaporizer
variable
able to change
adjective
variant
adjective
variegate
verb
variegated
adjective
vassal
vaudeville
veer
vegetal
adjective
vegetate
to grow or sprout
verb
vegetative
adjective
vehemence
noun
vehement
adjective
noun
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veiled
adjective
velocity
noun
velvety
adjective
venal
vendetta
noun
vendible
adjective
vendition
noun
vendor
noun
veneer
noun
venerable
adjective
venerate
verb
venereal
sexually transmitted
adjective
vengeance
violent revenge
noun
venial
adjective
venison
noun
venom
noun
venomous
adjective
venous
of or pertaining to veins
adjective
ventriloquist
noun
venture
verb
venturesome bold
adjective
veracious
adjective
veracity
noun
verbatim
adjective
verbiage
overabundance of words
noun
verbose
adjective
verbosity
superfluity of words
noun
verdant
adjective
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verification
noun
verify
verb
noun
veritable
adjective
verity
noun
vermin
noun
vernacular
adjective
vernal
of or pertaining to spring
adjective
versatile
adjective
vertex
noun
vertigo
noun
vespertine
adjective
vestige
noun
vestigial
adjective
vestment
noun
veto
noun
vex
to irritate
verb
vexation
vexatious
adjective
viable
adjective
vicarious
viceroy
adjective
noun
vicissitude
noun
vicissitudes
noun
vie
verb
vigilant
adjective
vignette
noun
vigour
adjective
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vilification
vilify
noun
verb
vincible
vindicate
vindicatory
vindictive
vinery
vineyard
viol
viola
adjective
adjective
noun
violation
noun
violator
noun
violoncello
noun
viper
noun
virago
adjective
virile
being manly
adjective
virtu
noun
virtual
imitated, simulated
adjective
virtuoso
noun
virulence
noun
virulent
adjective
visage
noun
visceral
viscid
sticky
viscosity
viscount
adjective
viscous
adjective
visionary
adjective
vista
noun
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vital
adjective
vitiate
verb
vitriol
noun
vitriolic
scathing
adjective
vituperable
adjective
vituperate
verb
vivacious
lively
adjective
vivacity
liveliness
noun
vivify
to bring to life
verb
vivisection
noun
vocable
able to be uttered
adjective
vocation
noun
vociferate
verb
vociferous
adjective
vogue
noun
volant
adjective
volatile
adjective
volition
noun
voluble
adjective
voluminous
adjective
voluptuous
adjective
voracious
adjective
vortex
votary
votive
vouchsafe
verb
vulgarity
noun
vulnerable
noun
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waft
verb
waggish
adjective
waif
noun
waive
verb
wallow
verb
wampum
noun
wane
verb
wanton
adjective
wantonness
noun
warily
in a careful manner
adverb
warlike
adjective
warp
verb
warrant
noun
wary
adjective
wastrel
noun
wavelet
noun
waver
verb
waylay
verb
weal
noun
wean
verb
wearisome
adjective
wee
noun
weighty
adjective
welter
verb
wheedle
verb
whelp
to give birth
verb
wherewith
with which
adverb
whet
verb
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whim
noun
whimsical
adjective
whine
verb
wholly
entirely
adverb
wield
verb
wile
willful
adjective
wily
adjective
winnow
verb
winsome
adjective
wintry
wiry
adjective
wispy
adjective
wistful
adjective
wither
to shrivel
verb
witling
witticism
noun
witty
adjective
wizen
verb
wizened
withered, shriveled
adjective
wraith
a ghost or specter
noun
wrangle
verb
wrath
noun
wreak
verb
wrench
verb
wrest
verb
noun
writhe
verb
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wry
adjective
xenophobia
noun
yearling
noun
yearn
verb
yielding
inclined to give in
adjective
yoke
zany
adjective
zeal
noun
zealot
a fanatic
noun
zealous
adjective
zeitgeist
noun
zenith
noun
zephyr
noun
zodiac
an astrological system
noun
zodiacal
adjective