word

abash
abdicate
aberrant
abet
abeyance
abridge
abstemious
acclimate
accost
acquiesce
acumen
adamant
admonish
adulterate
adversity
aegis
affable
affinity
aggregate
aghast
alacrity
alienate
alleviate
altruism
amalgamation
ambiguous
ambivalence
amenable
amorphous
anachronistic
analogous
anarchy
anathema
animus
aboriginal
aesthetic
anomalous
antipathy
antipodal
antiquated
apathy
appease
approbation
artless
ascetic
assiduous
assimilate
audacity
auspicious
austere
autonomous
avarice
axiom
banal
belie
belittle
bellicose
benefactor
boisterous
boor
bourgeois
bucolic
buttress
cachet
cacophony
callow
canon
capacious
capitulate
castigate
cathartic
catholic
caustic
censure
chagrin
charlatan
chary
coagulate
coda
cogent
collusion
commensurate
commiserate
compensatory
compliant
conciliatory
condone
conducive
connoisseur
consensus
contentious
conundrum
convoluted
covenant
covert
credence
credulous
cynical
dauntless
dearth
defamation
deference
deleterious
delineate
demur
denigrate
deprecate
desiccate
despot
destitute
desultory
deterrent
devoid
devout
diatribe
dichotomy
didactic
diffident
digress
disabuse
discerning
discord
discrete
discretion
disingenuous
disparate
disseminate
dissent
dissolution
dissonance
distend
divest
divulge
dogmatic
dormant
eclectic
efficacy
effigy
effloresce
effrontery
elicit
eloquent
emancipate
embellish
endemic
enervate
engender
ennui
enumerate
esoteric
esthetic
euphemism
euphoria
evanescent
exacerbate
exasperate
exhibitionist
exonerate
expedite
extemporize
extol
facetious
facilitate
fallacy
fathom
fervor
fickle
filibuster
fledgling
flout
foment
forsake
fortuitous
foster
frugal
fulminate
furtive
gainsay
germane
glib
gratuitous
gregarious
halcyon
hamper
harangue
harry
hedonism
hegemony
histrionic
homogeneous
hyperbole
hypocritical
iconoclast
idiosyncrasy
imminent
impecunious
imperative
imperturbable
impervious
impetuous
implicit
impolitic
impulsive
impunity
inadvertent
incendiary
incipient
incontrovertible
incorrigible
indifferent
indigent
indolent
indomitable
ineffable
inert
inherent
inhibit
inimical
insatiable
insidious
insipid
insufferable
insular
intangible
internecine
intractable
intrepid
inundate
inure
invective
inveigle
irascible
irresolute
itinerary
judicious
laconic
lassitude
laudatory
levity
lucid
lurid
machiavellian
magnanimous
magnate
malevolence
malinger
malleable
misanthrope
miscreant
mitigate
mundane
nadir
nascent
neologism
nonplus
noxious
obfuscate
obtuse
obviate
odious
officious
omnipotent
onerous
opprobrium
oscillate
paean
paradigm
paragon
parody
parsimonious
paucity
pedagogical
pellucid
penchant
penury
pernicious
perpetuity
perspicacious
pedantic
pervade
philanthropic
phlegmatic
piety
pious
piquant
pithy
platitude
platonic
plethora
polemic
posthumous
pragmatic
precarious
precipitate
precursor
preponderance
presumptuous
pretentious
pretext
prevaricate
probity
problematic
prodigal
prodigious
prodigy
profligate
profound
profusion
prolific
propensity
proportionate
propriety
prosaic
proscribe
protuberance
pundit
pungent
qualm
quash
querulous
quixotic
raconteur
recalcitrant
recant
redoubtable
refractory
relegate
renege
renounce
reprehensible
reproach
reprobate
repudiate
requisite
rescind
resolute
reticent
retribution
reverent
rhapsody
rhetoric
sanctimonious
sanction
sanguinary
satiate
satire
schism
secular
sedulous
severance
skeptical
solicitous
solvent
sophistry
specious
spurious
squander
stolid
stupefy
stymie
sullen
supercilious
superfluous
surfeit
synthesis
tacit
temerity
tenuous
terse
torpid
tractable
transient
threnody
trenchant
truculent
ubiquitous
ulterior
untenable
untoward
urbane
vacillate
venerable
veracity
verbose
vernacular
vex
viable
vilify
virulent
vitriolic
vituperative
vivacious
volatile
voluminous
voracious
xenophobia
zealot
mean prio
v. {humiliate} Cause to feel embarrassed, disconcerted, or ashamed 1
v. {relinquish power} (of a monarch) Renounce one's throne 1
adj. {abnormal} Departing from an accepted standard 1
v. {aid, encourage} Assist someone to commit (a crime). 1
n. {postponement} A state of temporary disuse or suspension 1
v. {reduce} Shorten (a book, movie, speech, or other text) without losing the sense 1
adj. {moderate} Not self-indulgent, esp. when eating and drinking. 1
v. {conform} Become accustomed to a new climate or to new conditions 1
v. {confront} Approach and address (someone) boldly or aggressively 1
v. {agree passively} Accept something reluctantly but without protest 1
n. {insight} The ability to make good judgments and quick decisions, typically in a part 1
adj. {insistent} Refusing to be persuaded or to change one's mind 1
v. {criticize} Warn or reprimand someone firmly 1
v. {contaminate, corrupt} Render (something) poorer in quality by adding another substa 1
n. {hardship} Difficulties, misfortune 1
n. {that which protects} The backing, or support of a particular person or organization 1
adj. {friendly} Good-natured, or easy to talk to 1
n. {fondness} A spontaneous or natural liking or sympathy for someone or something 1
adj. {total, collect} A whole formed by combining several (typically disparate) elements 1
adj. {horrified} Filled with shock 1
n. {swiftness} Brisk and cheerful readiness 1
v. {antagonize} Cause (someone) to feel isolated or estranged 1
v. {lessen, assuage} Make (suffering, deficiency, or a problem) less severe 1
n. {benevolence, generosity} The belief in or practice of disinterested and selfless conc 1
n. {mixture} The combination of two or more commercial companies 1
adj. {unclear} (of language) Open to more than one interpretation; having a double m 1
n. {hesitancy} Conflicting feelings or emotions 1
adj. {agreeable} (of a person) Open and responsive to suggestion; easily persuaded or 1
adj. {shapeless} Without a clearly defined shape or form 1
adj. {out of historical order} Chronologically misplaced 1
adj. {similar} Comparable in certain respects, typically in a way that makes clearer the 1
n. {chaos} A state of disorder due to absence or nonrecognition of authority 1
n. {curse} Something or someone that one vehemently dislikes 1
n. {hate} Hostility or ill feeling 1
n. {indigenous} An original inhabitant of a place 1
adj. {attractive} Pleasing to the senses, beautiful 1
adj. {abnormal} Deviating from what is standard, normal, or expected 1
n. {repulsion, hatred} A deep-seated feeling of dislike; aversion 1
adj. {exactly opposite} Relating to or situated on the opposite side of the earth 1
adj. {outdated, obsolete} Old-fashioned 1
n. {indifference} Lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern 1
v. {soothe} Pacify or placate (someone) by acceding to their demands 1
n. {consent} Approval or praise 1
adj. {naive, simple} Without guile or deception 1
adj. {self-denying} Characterized by severe self-discipline and abstention from all forms 1
adj. {hard-working} Showing great care and perseverance 1
v. {absorb} Integrate (people, ideas, or culture) into a wider society or culture 1
n. {boldness} The willingness to take bold risks 1
adj. {favorable} Conducive to success 1
adj. {harsh, spartan} Severe or strict in manner, attitude, or appearance 1
adj. {self-governing} (of a country or region) Having self-government 1
n. {frugality} Extreme greed for wealth or material gain 1
n. {self-evident truth} A statement or proposition that is regarded as being established 1
adj. {trite} So lacking in originality as to be obvious and boring 1
v. {misrepresent} (of an appearance) Fail to give a true notion or impression of (someth 1
v. {disparage} Make (someone or something) seem unimportant 1
adj. {warlike} Demonstrating aggression and willingness to fight 1
n. {patron} A person who gives money or other help to a person or cause 1
adj. {noisy} (of a person, event, or behavior) Energetic, and cheerful; rowdy 1
n. {vulgar person} A rude, unmannerly person 1
n. {middle class} Common people whose attitudes and behavior are marked by conformi 1
adj. {rural} Of or relating to the pleasant aspects of the countryside and country life 1
n. { support} A projecting brace of stone or brick built against a wall 1
n. {prestige} The state of being respected or admired 1
n. {dissonance, harsh noise} A discordant mixture of sounds 1
adj. {inexperienced} (esp. of a young person) Immature 1
n. {rule} A general law, principle, or criterion by which something is judged 1
adj. {spacious} Having a lot of space inside; roomy 1
v. {surrender} Cease to resist an opponent or an unwelcome demand 1
v. {criticize} Reprimand (someone) severely 1
adj. {purgative, purifying} Providing psychological relief through the expression of str 1
adj. {universal,worldly} (esp. of a person's tastes) Including a wide variety of things; al 1
adj. {scathing (of speech)} witty language used to convey insults or scorn 1
v. {condemn} Express severe disapproval of (someone or something), typically in a for 1
n. {embarrassment} Distress at having failed or been humiliated 1
n. {quack} A person falsely claiming to have a special knowledge or skill; a fraud 1
adj. {cautious}; Careful, wary 1
v. {thicken} (of a fluid, esp. blood) Change to a solid or semisolid state 1
n. {concluding passage} Concluding section of a musical piece that has dramatic energy 1
adj. {well-put, convincing} (of an argument or case) Clear and logical 1
n. {conspiracy} Secret or illegal cooperation, esp. in order to cheat or deceive others 1
adj. {proportionate} Corresponding in size or degree; in proportion 1
v. {empathize} Express or feel sympathy or pity 1
adj. {redeeming} (of a payment) Intended to recompense someone who has experienced l 1
adj. {submissive} Inclined to agree with others or obey rules, esp. to an excessive degr 1
adj. {reconciling} Intended or likely to placate or pacify 1
v. {overlook wrong doing} Allow (behavior that is considered morally wrong or offensiv 1
adj. {helping} Making a certain situation or outcome likely or possible 1
n. {an expert, judge} A person with expert knowledge or training, especially in the fine 1
n. {general agreement} An opinion or position reached by a group as a whole 1
adj. {argumentative, controversial} Causing or likely to cause an argument 1
n. {puzzle, enigma} A confusing and difficult problem or question 1
adj. {twisted, complicated} (esp. of an argument, story, or sentence) Extremely complex 1
n. {agreement, pact} a contract, usually formal, between two or more persons to do or 1
adj. {secret} Not openly acknowledged or displayed 1
n. {belief} Acceptance of something as true 1
adj. {believing} Having or showing too great a readiness to believe things 1
adj. {scornful of the motives of others} Believing that people are motivated by self-inter 1
adj. {courageous} Showing fearlessness and determination 1
n. {scarcity} A shortage or lack of something 1
n. {slander} A false accusation of an offense or a malicious misrepresentation of someo 1
n. {courteously yielding to another} Humble submission and respect 1
adj. {harmful} Causing harm or damage 1
v. {draw a line around} Describe or portray (something) precisely 1
n. {take exception, object} The action or process of objecting to or hesitating over som 1
v. {defame} 1
v. {belittle} 1
v. {dehydrate, dry up} 1
n. {tyrant} 1
adj. {poor} 1
adj. {without direction in life} 1
n. {hindrance} 1
adj. {empty} 1
adj. {pious} 1
n. {bitter verbal attack against someone} 1
n. {a division into two parts} 1
adj. {instructional} 1
adj. {shy} 1
v. {ramble} 1
v. {correct a misconception} 1
adj. {observant} 1
n. {lack of harmony} 1
adj. {separate} 1
n. {prudence} 1
adj. {deceptive} 1
adj. {various things so unlike that there is no basis for comparison} 1
v. {distribute} 1
v. {disagree} 1
n. {disintegration} 1
n. {discord} 1
v. {swell} 1
v. {strip, deprive} 1
v. {disclose} 1
adj. {certain, unchanging in opinion} 1
adj. {asleep} 1
adj. {deriving ideas, style, or taste from many sources} 1
n. {effectiveness} 1
n. {likeness, mannequin} 1
v. {to bloom} 1
n. {insolence} 1
v. {provoke} 1
adj. {well-spoken} 1
v. {liberate} 1
v. {exaggerate} 1
adj. {peculiar to a particular region} 1
v. {weaken} 1
v. {generate} 1
n. {boredom} 1
v. {count} 1
adj. {known by only a few} 1
adj. {artistic} 1
n. {genteel expression} 1
n. {elation} 1
adj. {fleeting, very brief} 1
v. {worsen} 1
v. {irritate} 1
n. {one who draws attention to himself} 1
v. {free from blame} 1
v. {hasten} 1
v. {improvise} 1
v. {praise highly} 1
adj. {joking, sarcastic} 1
v. {make easier} 1
n. {false belief} 1
v. {understand} 1
n. {intensity} 1
adj. {always changing one's mind} 1
n. {long speech} 1
n. {just beginning, struggling} 1
v. {to show disregard for the law or rules} 1
v. {instigate} 1
v. {abandon} 1
adj. {lucky} 1
v. {encourage} 1
adj. {thrifty} 1
v. {denounce, menace} 1
adj. {stealthy} 1
v. {contradict} 1
adj. {relevant} 1
adj. {fluency of speech or writing that often suggests insincerity, or a lack of concern} 1
adj. {unwarranted, uncalled for} 1
adj. {sociable} 1
adj. {serene} 1
v. {obstruct} 1
v. {tirade} 1
v. {harass} 1
n. {excessive pursuit of pleasure in life} 1
n. {authority, domination} 1
adj. {overly dramatic} 1
adj. {uniform} 1
n. {exaggeration} 1
adj. {deceiving, two-faced} 1
n. {one who rails against sacred institutions} 1
n. {peculiarity} 1
adj. {about to happen} 1
adj. {poor, having no money} 1
adj. {vital, pressing} 1
adj. {calm} 1
adj. {impenetrable} 1
adj. {impulsive} 1
adj. {implied} 1
adj. {unwise} 1
adj. {to act suddenly} 1
n. {exemption from harm} 1
adj. {unintentional} 1
adj. {inflammatory} 1
adj. {beginning} 1
adj. {indisputable} 1
adj. {unreformable} 1
adj. {unconcerned} 1
adj. {poor, needy} 1
adj. {lazy} 1
adj. {invincible} 1
adj. {inexpressible} 1
adj. {inactive} 1
adj. {innate, inborn} 1
v. {restrain} 1
adj. {hostile, unfriendly} 1
adj. {gluttonous} 1
adj. {treacherous} 1
adj. {flat, dull} 1
adj. {unbearable} 1
adj. {narrow-minded} 1
adj. {not perceptible by touch} 1
adj. {mutually destructive} 1
adj. {unmanageable, stubborn} 1
adj. {fearless} 1
v. {overflow; flood} 1
v. {accustom (someone) to something, esp. something unpleasant.} 1
n. {verbal insult} 1
v. {lure or persuade (someone) to do something by means of deception or flattery} 1
adj. {irritable, quick-tempered} 1
adj. {hesitant, uncertain} 1
n. {route} 1
adj. {prudent, wise} 1
adj. {brief, terse} 1
n. {lethargy} 1
adj. {expressing praise and commendation} 1
n. {frivolity} 1
adj. {clearly understood} 1
adj. {ghastly, horror} 1
adj. {politically crafty, cunning} 1
adj. {generous, kindhearted or forgiving} 1
n. {a powerful successful person} 1
n. {bad intent, malice} 1
v. {shirk, feign illness} 1
adj. {moldable, tractable} 1
n. {hater of mankind} 1
adj. {evildoer} 1
v. {lessen the severity} 1
adj. {of the world; typical of or concerned with the ordinary} 1
n. {lowest point} 1
adj. {incipient} 1
n. {new word or expression} 1
v. {confound} 1
adj. {toxic} 1
v. {bewilder, muddle} 1
adj. {stupid} 1
v. {to prevent, to make unnecessary} 1
adj. {despicable} 1
adj. {forward, obtrusive} 1
adj. {all-powerful} 1
adj. {troublesome and oppressive, burdensome} 1
n. {disgrace} 1
v. {waver, swing} 1
n. {a song of praise} 1
n. {a model} 1
n. {model of excellence or perfection} 1
n. {imitation, ridicule} 1
adj. {stingy} 1
n. {scarcity} 1
adj. {pertaining to teaching} 1
{lucid} Translucently clear 1
n. {inclination} 1
n. {extreme poverty; destitution} 1
adj. {having a harmful effect, esp. in a gradual or subtle way} 1
n. {eternity} 1
adj. {keen, perceptive} 1
adj. {bookish, formal rules} 1
v. {permeate, spread} 1
adj. {charitable} 1
adj. {cool of character, composed} 1
n. {the quality of being religious, reverent or dutiful} 1
adj. {devoutly religious} 1
adj. {tart-tasting, spicy} 1
adj. {concise} 1
n. {trite remark} 1
adj. {nonsexual} 1
n. {overabundance} 1
n. {a controversy through arguments} 1
adj. {after death} 1
adj. {practical rather than idealistic} 1
adj. {dangerous, risky} 1
v. {cause an event or situation to happen suddenly, unexpectedly, or prematurely} 1
n. {person or thing that comes before another of the same kind, forerunner} 1
n. {superiority in force} 1
adj. {assuming} 1
adj. {affected, inflated} 1
n. {excuse} 1
v. {lie} 1
n. {integrity} 1
adj. {uncertain; constituting or presenting a problem or difficulty} 1
adj. {wasteful} 1
adj. {marvelous, enormous} 1
n. {a person with extraordinary ability or talent} 1
adj. {licentious, prodigal} 1
adj. {deep, knowlegeable} 1
n. {overabundance} 1
adj. {fruitful, productive} 1
n. {an inclination or natural tendency to behave in a particular way} 1
adj. {commensurate} 1
n. {the quality of behaving in a proper manner, obeying rules and customs} 1
adj. {uninspired, flat} 1
v. {prohibit} 1
n. {bulge} 1
n. {politically astute person} 1
adj. {sharp smell or taste} 1
n. {misgivings} 1
v. {put down, suppress} 1
adj. {complaining} 1
adj. {impractical, romantic} 1
n. {story teller} 1
adj. {stubborn} 1
v. {retract} 1
adj. {formidable, steadfast} 1
adj. {obstinate; stubborn or unmanageable} 1
v. {assign to an inferior position} 1
v. {break a promise} 1
v. {disown} 1
adj. {blameworthy} 1
v. {blame} 1
n. {miscreant, wicked} 1
v. {disavow} 1
adj. {necessary} 1
v. {revoke} 1
adj. {determined} 1
adj. {reserved} 1
n. {reprisal} 1
adj. {respectful} 1
n. {ectasy in speech or writing} 1
n. {elocution, grandiloquence} 1
adj. {self-righteous} 1
n. {approval} 1
adj. {gory, murderous} 1
v. {satisfy fully} 1
n. {ridicule} 1
n. {rift caused by differences in opinion or belief} 1
adj. {nonreligious} 1
adj. {showing dedication, and diligence} 1
n. {state of being separated or cut off} 1
adj. {not easily convinced, doubtful} 1
adj. {showing interest or concern} 1
adj. {financially sound} 1
n. {a fallacious argument} 1
adj. {false but plausible} 1
adj. {false, counterfeit} 1
v. {waste} 1
adj. {calm, and showing little emotion or animation} 1
v. {astonish and shock} 1
v. {hinder the progress of} 1
adj. {sulky, sour} 1
adj. {acting superior to others, arrogant} 1
adj. {overabundant} 1
n. {an excessive amount of something, redundance} 1
n. {combination} 1
adj. {understood without being stated, implicit} 1
n. {excessive confidence or boldness} 1
adj. {thin, insubstanial} 1
adj. {concise, brief} 1
adj. {lethargic, inactive} 1
adj. {easy to deal with} 1
adj. {fleeting, temporary} 1
n. {elegy} A lament, a song or hymn of mourning composed or performed at a funeral 1
adj. {vigorous in expression or style} 1
adj. {quick to argue or fight} 1
adj. {omnipresent, found everywhere} 1
adj. {hidden, covert} 1
adj. {cannot be achieved, indefensible} 1
adj. {perverse, inappropiate} 1
adj. {refined in manner, courteous} 1
v. {waver, indecisive} 1
adj. {revered, respectable} 1
n. {truthfulness} 1
adj. {wordy} 1
n. {common speech of native people in their land} 1
v. {annoy} 1
adj. {feasible, capable of surviving} 1
v.{slander, defame} 1
adj. {deadly, poisonous} 1
adj. {caustic, scathing} 1
adj. {abusive} 1
adj. {lively, high spirited} 1
n. {unstable} 1
adj. {bulky, extensive} 1
adj. {hungry, ravenous} 1
n. {fear of foreigners} 1
n. {fanatic} 1