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70's fashion | flared, paisley, platform, velvet |
90s fashion | choker, flannel, ripped jeans, scrunchie |
a berry that grows on a bush or tree. The berry is red and has seeds inside. | blueberry, cranberry, raspberry, strawberry |
a dismissive way to treat someone. | cold-shoulder, dismiss, ignore, snub |
a family of birds | robin, sparrow, warbler, wren |
a feeling of deep sadness | anatomic, melancholy, morose, somber |
a form of theater. | ballet, musical, opera, play |
a group activity | choir, dance crew, sports team, unison |
a little extra | excess, remainder, spillover, surplus |
a lot of something | carload, deluge, myriad, ton |
a lover of Greece | greekophile, hellenophile, philhellene, philo-greece |
a place to stay overnight | hostelry, hotel, inn, motel |
a place where food comes out | anus, gut, mouth, throat |
a single-celled organism | amoeba, euglena, paramecium, plasmodiidae |
a steep-sided valley | cirque, cwm, gorge, ravine |
a strength | forte, skill, strength, talent |
a sudden feeling of excitement and pleasure. | chills, frisson, shudder, thrill |
a surname | frye, jones, smith, wright |
a test | assess, check, test, verify |
a very bad place | abyss, hell, shitter, wasteland |
able to endure | bearable, endurable, supportable, tolerable |
abnormally small head | dwarf, microcephalic, petite, tiny |
absorption | absorb, ingest, soak, uptake |
acpoisonous plants | hemlock, ivy, nightshade, sumac |
actions done to cars | impound, repair, ticket, tow |
actions that are a kind of supporting | adpressed, braced, propped, supported |
activities done alone | jogging, knitting, shadowboxing, yoga |
activities involving fungi | cultivation, foraging, mushrooming, mycophagy |
acts of bribery | blackmail, conspiracy, extortion, subornation |
adapt to new environment | acclimatise, adjust, conform, integrate |
add back | re-incorporate, rebuild, reinstate, reintroduce |
adjectives | evanescent, mellifluous, panduriform, pulchritudinous |
adjectives | large, short, small, tall |
adjectives describing a personality type | extroverted, gregarious, introverted, laconic |
adjectives describing a quality | candid, combinative, succinct, verbose |
adjectives describing animals | fluffy, furry, sleek, spotted |
adjectives describing gullibility | credulously, eagerly, naively, willingly |
adjectives describing physical dimensions. | miniature, petite, small, tiny |
adjectives describing size | big, fat, huge, large |
adjectives describing things that can be overcome | conquerable, passable, surmountable, tractable |
adjectives related to madness | crazy, erratic, insane, manic |
adverbs | awkwardly, butcherly, daily, sweetly |
adverbs | carefully, happily, quickly, solicitously |
adverbs | firstly, greatly, lastly, secondly |
adverbs | happily, quietly, slowly, suddenly |
adverbs | eagerly, quickly, slowly, softly |
adverbs describing actions | deliberately, quickly, slowly, unalterably |
adverbs describing how someone might speak | angrily, excitedly, gently, sadly |
adverbs ending in -ly | happily, quickly, sadly, softly |
adverbs of degree | completely, extremely, fully, utterly |
adverbs of emotion | admiringly, angrily, happily, sadly |
adverbs of manner | gently, quietly, severally, slowly |
adverbs of manner | loudly, quickly, slowly, tiredly |
adverbs of manner | gracefully, playfully, quickly, slowly |
adverbs that describe sadness | miserably, pathetically, sadly, woefully |
aerospace engineering | astrodynamics, propulsion, telemetry, trajectory |
african nations starting with s | seychelles, sierra leone, somalia, sudan |
air | aire, breeze, gust, wind |
airport navigation | beacon, runway, taxiway, windsock |
alamarsupials | kangaroo, koala, opossum, wombat |
algae types | kelp, nori, sea lettuce, thalloid |
amascomfortable clothing for sleeping | pajamas, pijamas, robe, slippers |
amazing | awesome, brilliant, stellar, tops |
American football positions | kicker, linebacker, quarterback, wide receiver |
amphibious aircraft | floatplane, flying boat, hydroplane, seaplane |
an ancient city | athens, cunaxa, memphis, rome |
an animal's home | den, habitat, nest, polynya |
an idiom or colloquialism with a funny meaning. | ezed, gnarly, lit, phat |
aneboring and dull | dreary, monotonous, mundane, tedious |
angle measurements | degree, microradian, milliradian, radian |
animal classifications | avian, bipedal, marsupial, reptilian |
animals | iguana, oryctolagus, panther, snake |
animals | bat, dolphin, owl, whale |
animals interacting with each other | flock, intraspecies, pack, pride |
animals that are mammals | bat, hedgehog, shrew, tenrecidae |
animals that help humans | bee, falcon , horse, seeing-eye dog |
animals that live on both land and water | beaver, crocodilian, frog, turtle |
animals that live underwater | crab, dolphin, octopus, shark |
animals with whiskers | kitty, mouse, rabbit, squirrel |
annoying | annoyingly, frustratingly, irritatingly, miserably |
annoying things | bothersome, irritating, nettlesome, vexing |
annoying things that bite you | fleas, midges, mosquitoes, ticks |
anti-social | anarchist, deviant, rebel, sociopath |
antibiotic | erythromycin, penicillin, streptomycin, tetracycline |
apes that no longer exist | algeripithecus, dryopithecus, gigantopithecus, proconsul |
apply to food | coat, drizzle, glaze, sprinkle |
approval | assent, consent, permission, say-so |
approved officially | endorsed, ratified, sanctioned, validated |
aquatic invertebrates | caddisflies, cottus, crayfish, trout |
aquatic plant | cattail, duckweed, eelgrass, water lily |
aquatic plants | duckweed, eelgrass, frogbit, lilypad |
architectural elements | archway, cornice, pediment, vault |
architecture | arch, doorcase, facade, window |
architecture elements | cornice, keystone, pediment, plinth |
architecture features | dome, facade, minaret, spire |
areesclothing with pockets | dungarees, jacket, overalls, trousers |
armiganbirds of the arctic | auk, ptarmigan, puffin, snowy owl |
around the anus | bordering, near, perianal, surrounding |
art movements of the 19th century | impressionism, realism, romanticism, surrealism |
arthropod orders | coleoptera, diptera, hymenoptera, scorpionida |
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