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E K W WORD G ANTO ANAL MEAN0 0 1ABACUS
abacus : calculate :: balance : weigh
abacus : calculate :: sextant : navigate
abacus : calculated :: balance : weighedn.
0 0 1ABANDON salvage abandon : inhibition :: despair : hope(#)
abandon : inhibition :: tranquility :
agitation(#)
abandon : inhibition :: volubility:
n.
0 0 0 1ABASE
abase extol abase : stature :: lower : height
abase : prestige :: damp : ardorcurtail : duration :: abase : strength
abase : status :: shorten : length
vt. (,) :DEGRADE
0 0 0 1ABASH 17embolden abash/faze/cow unabashed : embarrassment ::
unheralded : announcement(#) vt. :
DISCONCERT
0 0 0 1ABATEabate augment
abate increase in intensity
abate intensify/promote
abate : tax :: alleviate : distress
abate : degree :: discount : price
abate : force :: fade : loudness
abate : force :: decelerate : s eed
v. : MODERATE
0 0 1ABBREVIATEabbreviate extend abbreviate : sentence :: abridge : essay
abbreviation : sentence :: abridgment :
essay
abbreviation : sentence :: synopsis :
vt. /
0 0 0 1ABDICATEabdicate usurp
abdicate assume
abdicate constitute
recant : belief :: abdicate : throne
abdicate : throne :: resign : officev.
0 1ABDOMEN ('=belly)
0 0 2ABERRANTaberrant typical/normal aberration : course :: digression : theme
aberrant : standard :: digressive : topic adj. / :
ATYPICAL
0 0 2ABERRATION: course = digression : theme
,
0 0 0 2ABETforestall abetabet obstruct
frustrate abet
stymie abet
abet : assistance :: counsel : guidanceabet : encouragement :: elucidate :
clarityvt. /
0 0 0 3ABEYANCEabeyance continuance
n.() : SUSPENSION
0 0 0 1ABHOR 58 greatly admire abhorrence : dislike :: adoration :
fondnessvt. : LOATHE
0 0 3ABIDINGmiscreant law-abiding
individual
abiding transient
abiding ephemeral
adj. : ENDURING,
CONTINUING
0 0 0 1ABJECTabject exciting
abject spirited
abject exultantadj. / : SERVILE,
SPIRITLESS
0 0 0 ABJURE 35abjure
embrace/espouse/affirmabjure : reject :: ??
vt. ,
0 0 0 ABNEGATE 35abnegate reaffirm
vt. (,) :
SURRENDER, RELINQUISH
0 1ABOLITION persistence in slavery
()
0 1ABOLITIONISMabolition persistence in slavery anarchist : government :: abolitionist :
slaveryn.
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0 1ABSTENTION , ( ) ,
0 0 1ABSTINENCEabstinence : drunkenness :: celibacy :
promiscuity, ,
0 1ABSTINENT gluttonous
abstaining; voluntarily not
doing something,
especially something
leasant that is bad for
0 0 0 2ABSTRACTabstraction attentionabstract elaborate
: concise = encyclopedia : compendious adj/v/n. //
:
EPITOMIZE
0 2ABSTRACTION attention
0 0 0 2ABSTRUSE 39abstruse manifest
abstruse accessible/patentabstrusecomprehension ::
indiscerniblevisionadj. : RECONDITE
0 0 1ABUSEdiatribe : abuse :: burlesque : mockery
polemic : disputatious :: invective :
abusive
declamation : randilo uence :: diatribe
n./v
0 1ABUSIVE 38: invective = disputatious : polemic
0 0 2ABUTcontiguous : abut :: simultaneous :
coincide
0 0 0 1ABYSMALstygian : dark :: abysmal : low
('=bottomless)
0 2ACADEMICIAN ()
0 0 0 1ACCEDE 18accede demur
accede opposev.
0 0 1ACCELERATE 85 retard expedite : process :: accelerate : pace
accelerate : speed :: prolong : durationv. /
0 0 0 1ACCENTUATEaccentuate underplay
v.
0 1
ACCESSthe right or ability to
approach, enter, or use
0 1ACCESSIBLEabstruse accessible/patent
adj. /
0 0 2ACCESSORYaccessory of primarily
importance n/adj. / :
ADJUNCT
0 0 1ACCIDENTALinventiveness : accidental :: effect :
casual
safeguard : accident :: hedge : loss
intentional : accidental :: arrogant :
adj.
0 0
ACCLAIM86
reprobation
,
0 0 4ACCLIMATE make unfamiliar with
vt.
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0 0 0 1ACCOLADE 18accolade derogate
accolade denunciation
accolade reproof
/reprobation/excoriation/
n. /
0 0 1ACCOMMODAT 99accommodate : supply :: obliterate :
remove(>)v. /
0 0 2ACCOMPLICE n.
0 1ACCORD 18 schism
to agree; to be in harmony;
to grant or bestow
0 0 2ACCOSTaccost : approach :: importune :
quest(>)vt.
0 2ACCOUNTABILITY n.
0 1ACCOUTERMENTpersonal clothing,
accessories, or equipment;
trappings
0 0 1ACCRETE wear away accrete : growth :: erode : destruction
accrete : grow :: inch : advance v. :
ACCUMULATE
0 1ACCRETION ( ) ,
0 1ACCRUE to accumulate over time
0 1ACCUMULATE dissipate
v. / : AMASS
0 1ACCUMULATION dissipation
,
0 1ACCUSE v. : BLAME
0 0 0 1ACERBIC 59acerbity saccharine
acerbic sweetadj. /
0 0 4
ACHROMATIC
achromatic : hue :: transitory :
permanence
0 0 4ACMEacme nadir acme : surpass :: impossibility : execute
acme : mountain :: crest : wave
vagary : predict :: acme : surpass
n. / : APEX,
CULMINATION, ZENITH
0 ACOLYTE , ('=adjutant,adjunct),
0 ACORN (oak )
0 0
ACQUIESCE18
acquiesce defy/resist/refute intransigent : acquiesce :: deferential :
offendacquiesce : yielding :: capitulate :
cate orical(#)
v.
0 2ACQUISITIONdivestiture acquisition ]
n. /
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0 0 1ACQUISITIVE 87 ,
0 0 0 ACQUIT 66 vt.
0 0 0 1ACRIDacrid savory
acrid gentleacrid : gentleness :: forthright : guile(#)
grating/strident : sound :: acrid : odor
acrid : odor :: piercing : sound
adj. / :
IRRITATING
0 0 0 1ACRIMONIOUSacrimonious harmonious uninformative : knowledge ::
acrimonious : goodwilladj. /
0 2ACROBAT ('=ropedancer)
0 2ACRONYM a word made up of theinitials of other words
0 0 0 1ACUMEN 29acumen obtuseness alacrity : prompt :: acumen : shrewd
(, , ) ,
('=acuity)
0 0 1ACUTEfatuous acute : discern = gullible : believe
adj. /
0 1AD lib
0 1ADAGE a traditional saying; aproverb
0 0 0 2ADAMANT 62adamant vacillatory adamant : flexibility :: refractory : control
impossible : execute :: adamant : move
adamant : yield :: cautious : gamble
adj. / :
UNYIELDING
0 0 1ADAPTadaptable unchangeable
adapt remain unchangedvt. /
0 4ADDENDUMaddendum : document :: postscript :
lettern.
0 1ADDICT
0 1
ADDICTED
inured : tolerance :: addicted :
dependencyadj. /
0 1ADDRESS 60: orator = sermon : preacher
to speak to; to direct ones
attention to
0 0 ADDUCE
0 0 ADEPT 74adept bungling complaisance : intractable :: adeptness :
maladroit
0 0 0 1ADHERENT80
dissenter {forerunner} : zealot = admirer : fanatic
n.
0 1ADHESIVEadhesive : bind :: compass : orient
etch : corrosive :: glue : adhesiven.
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0 3AD-HOC adj.
0 0 3ADJACENT adj.
0 0 0 2ADJOURNconvoke adjourn
vi.
0 2ADJUDICATOR n.
0 0 0 ADJUNCT 48 essential element
n. /
0 2ADJUTANT ,
0 0 1AD-LIBad-lib : impromptu :: aside :
divergent(=)n.
0 1ADMISSION disavowal lottery : raffle :: ticket : admission
n. /
0 0 0 1ADMONISH 38admonish : denounce :: punish :
pillory()
fulminate : criticize :: adulate : flatter(>)
v.
0 0 2
ADULATION56
disdain
: admiration = aversion :
disinclination ,
0 3ADULTERANT: pure = bolster : weak
0 0 0 3ADULTERATEadulteration purification
unalloyed adulteratedadult : child :: cat : kitten
adulterate : pure :: bolster/brace : weak
demand : satisfied :: adulterate : pristine
stickler : a roximation :: urist :
vt.
0 3ADULTERATION purification
: purist = approximation : stickler
0 0 4ADUMBRATE
revelation adumbration
,
0 1ADVENT arrival; coming; beginning
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0 2ADVENTITIOUSaccidnetal; connected to
but nonetheless unrelated;
irrelevant
0 0 ADVERSARY 77 ally supplicant : humility :: adversary :
resistancen. : ENEMY, FOE
0 2ADVERSE unfavorable; antagonistic
0 2ADVERSITY ,
0 0 ADVERTENCEadvertent inattentive
advertence inattentionn.
0 ADVERTENT inattentive
('=attentive),
('=intentional)
0 1ADVERTISEadvertising : commercial :: publishing :
journalvt.
0 1ADVERTISING: commercial = publishing : journal
0 0 0 1ADVOCATEexponent : advocate :: pollster : canvass
vt.
0 0 2AERATEaerate remove air from aerate : oxygen :: hydrate : water
v.
0 0 2AERIALaerial : air :: aquatic : water
adj.
0 2AESTHETE philistine
: art = gourmet : food
0 0 1AESTHETIC: art = gourmet : food
, ,
0 1AESTHETICISM
0 0
AESTHETICS
philistine aesthete aesthetics : beauty :: epistemology :
knowledge
gourmet : food :: aesthetic : artn.
0 2AFFABILITY surliness
,
0 0 0 2AFFABLEtesty affable
affability surliness
affable irascible adj. []
0 1AFFECT: insensible = bribe : incorruptible
,
0 0 1AFFECTATION artlessness
,
0 0 1AFFECTED 8affected natural
disaffected content/contentedposturer : unaffected :: bigot : tolerant
disaffected : contentment :: dubious :
commitment/conviction
officious : meddle :: disaffected : rebel
adj. : PRETENDED
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0 0 2AFFECTIONantipathy affectionadulation apprehension : terror :: affection :
adoration(
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0 2AGITATION 14: tranquility = inhibition : abandon
, ()
0 0 2AGNOSTIC1) (
)2)
0 AGOG ,
0 2AGONIZE ,
0 0 1AGONYagonized : distress :: obsessed :
concern(>)
painful : agonizing :: important :
aramount(
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0 1ALIGNED askew
0 0 2ALLAY 63allay exacerbate
allay arouse
allay excite/galvanize
allay increase the intensity of
v. : ALLEVIATE
0 2ALLEGATION ( )
0 2ALLEGE to assert without proof
0 0 0 2ALLEGIANCEauthority : pundits :: allegiance :
partisans
renegade : allegiance :: apostate : faithn.
0 0 0 4ALLEGORYallegory : fiction :: ??
allergy : reaction :: lancet : instrumentn. : fiction
0 1ALLERGIC ,
0 1ALLERGY: reaction = lancet : instrument
,
0 0 0 1ALLEVIATE 63alleviate exacerbate
alleviate intensifyabate : tax :: alleviate : distress
alleviate : intensity :: abate : tax
alleviate : strength :: dampen : ardor
alleviate : power :: attenuate : force
v. : RELIEVE,
LESSEN
0 0 2ALLITERATEalliterate : remove :: blazon : efface(#)
v.
0 1ALLOCATE to distribute; to assign; toallot
0 1ALLOT to apportion, allocate, orassign
0 2ALLOWANCEpittance : allowance :: rivulet : stream
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0 1ALPHABETICALdictionary : alphabetical :: annals :
chronologicaladj.
0 2ALTERCATION 14 a heated fight, argument,or quarrel
0 0 0 2ALTRUISM 99vulture altruist altruist : selflessness :: connoisseur :
expertisen.
0 0 1AMALGAMATEamalgamate separate/isolate/disintegrate/insul
ateamalgamation
amalgamation : disintegrated :: ??
v. /
0 1AMALGAMATION disintegration
0 0 AMASS dissipate
v. : ACCUMULATE
0 1AMBIDEXTROU 74 ,
0 3AMBIENCE atmosphere; mood; feeling
0 0 0 1AMBIGUOUSambiguous : clarity :: mendacious : truth
ambiguous : understand :: blatant :
ignore
equivocation : ambiguous :: platitude :
adj. /
0 3AMBIVALENCE ,
0 0 0 3AMBIVALENT committed
adj.
0 0 AMBLEamble step quickly walk : amble :: talk : chat
walk : amble :: draw : doodlevi. : SAUNTER
0 0 AMBROSIALmellifluous : music :: ambrosial : food
mellifluous : sound :: savory : tasteadj. /
0 AMBULATE ,
0 3
AMBUSH(),
0 0 0 3AMELIORATEdamper ameliorator
ameliorate exacerbateameliorate : promotion :: exacerbate :
depravation(=)
ameliorate : improve :: admonish :
caution
vt.
0 0 0 AMENABLE 49amenable inimical
adj. [,]
0 0 0 AMENITYamenable inimical amenity : comfortable :: honorarium :
gratefuln. /
0 0 0 1AMIABLE99
inimical
friendly/amiable/amicable
adj.
0 0 AMICABLE 21inimical
friendly/amiable/amicableamicable : malign :: negligible :
elevated(#)adj. : PEACEABLE
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0 1AMID in the middle of
0 AMISS adj/adv. / :IMPERFECTLY
0 1AMNESTY 66an official pardon for a
group of people who have
violated a law or policy
0 1AMORALlacking a sense of rightand wrong; neither good
nor bad, neither moral nor
immoral without moral
0 1AMOROUS 71feeling loving, especially in
a sexual sense; in love
relating to love
0 0 0 1AMORPHOUSamorphous : shape :: errant : course
amorphousness : definition :: lassitude :
energy
amorphous : shape :: equivocal :
adj. : SHAPELESS
0 AMORTIZE ,
0 4AMPHIBIANeaglet : bird :: fawn : mammal
n.
0 AMPHIBIOUS ,
0 0 1AMPLIFYmute amplify
vt. : INCREASE
0 0 AMPLITUDEamplitude meagerness
n. : FULLNESS
0 0 6AMULETamulet : evil :: helmet : injury
n.
0 0 ANACHRONISM(
)
0 0 ANACHRONISTICanachronistic : time :: discordant :
soundadj.
0 0
ANAEROBIC
anaerobic respiring
adj.
0 ANAGRAM ()
0 3ANALGESIA: pain = simplification : complexity
0 0 3ANALGESICanalgesic : pain :: anesthetic : sensation
aseptic : disinfections :: anesthetic :
numbs
pain : analgesic :: sensation : anesthetic
adj/n. /
0 1ANALOGOUS disparate
0 1ANALOGUE ,
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0 1ANIMOSITY 58 resentment; hostility; ill will
0 ANIMUS 58animus friendly
n.
0 0 ANNALSdictionary : alphabetical :: annals :
chronologicaln.
0 1ANNEX to add or attach
0 1ANNEXATION ()
0 1ANNIHILATE , ,
0 0 3ANNOTATEannotate : commentary :: gloss :
definition
0 0 1ANNOYtesty : annoy :: tractable : control
annoying : gadfly :: rude : churl
patronizing : condescending :: peeved :
annoyed(=)
vt. /
0 1ANNOYING: gadfly = rude : churl
0 1ANNUITYan annual allowance or
income; the annual interest
payment on an investment;
an re ular allowance or
0 0 ANNUL 83annul reaffirm
annul make legalv. /
0 ANODIZE ( cathodize )
0 ANODYNE 63: relieve = filibuster : delay
n.
0 0 1ANOMALOUSanomalous typical
anomalous conformity to
norms
anomaly : paradigmatic :: blemish :
flawless(#) adj. : IRREGULAR,
UNUSUAL
0 0 1
ANOMALY
: trend = eddy : stream
,
0 1ANONYMITY ,
0 0 ANONYMOUSanonymous : identify :: nonchalant :
exciteadj. /
0 1ANTAGONISTIC synergic
0 0 3ANTAGONIZE
mollify antagonize
propitiate antagonize
synergic antagonistic
placate antagonize
cowardice : intimidate :: choler :
antagonize vt. /
0 ANTECEDENCE ,
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0 0 0 6ANTECEDENT posterity
, ('=precedent),
0 0 ANTEDATE
0 6ANTEDILUVIANantediluvian : age :: colossal : size
adj.
0 1ANTENNAantennae : butterfly :: ??
n. /
0 0 0 1ANTERIORanterior ensuing
adj.
0 ANTHEM , ,
0 0 0 5ANTHOLOGYcompendium : summary :: anthology :
collection(=)n.
0 1ANTHROPOMORPascrigbing human
characteristics to
nonhuman animals or
ob ects
0 0 1ANTIBIOTICantibiotic : infection :: coagulant :
bleedingn.
0 3ANTIBODY
0 0 ANTICfacetious : speech :: antic : behavior
adj. /
0 6ANTICIPATORYretrospective anticipatory
adj. /
0 0 6ANTIDOTEantidote intoxication antidote : poisoning :: balm : irritation
antidote : poison :: tonic : lethargy
remedy : disease :: antidote : poisoningn.
0 ANTIGEN
0 0 0 5
ANTIPATHY58
affinity antipathy
antipathy affectionn. / : DISTASTE
0 ANTIPODALsituated on opposite sides
of the earth; exactly
opposite
0 1ANTIQUE adj. : ANCIENT
0 1ANTIQUITY ancientness; ancient times
0 0 5ANTISEPTIC
oil : lubricate :: antiseptic : disinfect
sedative : pacify :: antiseptic : sterilize n. []
0 3ANTITHESIS the direct opposite
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0 3ANTITHETICAL ('=antipodal)
0 1ANTONYM n.
0 0 1ANVILhammer : anvil :: pestle : mortar
n.
0 AORTA
0 APARTHEIDthe abhorrent policy of
racial segregation and
oppression in the Repubic
of South Africa
0 1APATHETIC vehement
: fervent = enthusiastic : ennui
,
0 0 APATHYennui : enthusiastic :: fervor :
apathetic(#) n. / :
IMPASSIVENESS
0 1APERTURE 82 an opening
0 0 0 1APEX n.
0 0 0 1APHORISMbrevity : aphorism :: distortion :
caricature
euphemism : offensive :: aphorism :
diffuse
n. : ADAGE
0 3APHORISTIC ,
0 0 5APIARYapiary : bee :: cage : pet
0 0 APLOMB 91trepidation aplomb
('=composure),
('=self-possession)
0 1APOCALYPSEa prophetic revelation,
especially one concerning
the end of the world
0 0 1
APOCALYPTIC
apocalyptic inconsequential apocalyptic : prophetic ::
inconsequential : illogical
apocalyptic : prophetic ::inconsequential : irrational
adj. / :
CLIMATIC, PROPHETIC
0 0 APOCRYPHAapocryphal authentic apocryphal : authentic :: ??
n. /
0 0 1APOCRYPHAL 40 authentic
,
0 1APOGEEthe most distant point in
the orbit of the moon or of
an artificial satellite
0 2APOLITICAL
0 0 3APOLOGISTapologist critic/detractor saboteur : disrupt :: apologist : defend
apologist : defend :: anarchist : rebel
disciple : follow :: apologist : defend
heretic : unconformity :: apologist :
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0 1APOLOGIZEsaboteur : disrupt :: apologist : defend
patron : support :: apologist : defend
apologize : regret :: gibe : derision
apologize : contrite :: compliment :
v. /
0 0 APOPHASISapophasis : claim :: oxymoron : paradox
apophasis : claim :: caprice :
deliberate(#)n.
0 0 APOPLECTICapoplectic calm apoplectic : angry :: emaciated : thin(>)
apoplectic : calm :: callow : mature(#)adj.
0 3APOPLEXYstroke (that is, numbnessand paralysis resulting
from the sudden loss of
blood flow to the brain
0 0 0 APOSTASYapostasy fidelity apostasy : faith :: recantation : heresy
n. / : DEFECTION
0 APOSTATE 32: faith = renegade : allegiance
,
0 0 1APOSTROPHEapostrophes : word :: ellipsis : sentenceparenthesis : explanation :: apostrophe: omission
n.
0 0 APOTHECARYapothecary : medicine :: butcher : meat
n.
0 0 APOTHEOSIS (),
0 0 1APPALL 6encourage appall
appall embolden/nerve: horror = astound : wonder
vt.
0 1APPALLING causing horror orconsternation
0 0 1APPARELgaudy : apparel :: grandiloquent : speak
tonsorial : hair :: sartorial : apparel vt/n. / :
DRESS
0 0 1APPARITION
0 1APPEALremonstrator : dissuade :: applicant :
appealvi.
0 0 1
APPEALING
noisome appealing
adj. : PLEASING
0 0 0 3APPEASE 63appease rile
vex pacify/appease/soothe
roil clarify/appease vt. / : CALM
0 0 5APPELLATIONforeword : introductory :: appellation :
designativen.
0 1APPENDAGEsomething added on to
something else; a
supplement
0 1APPENDIX
: supplementary = synopsis :
condensed ,
0 1APPETITEvoracity lack of appetite appetite : indulge :: ??
n. /
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0 0 APPLAUSEmirth : laughter :: approval : applause
n. /
0 1APPLICANTremonstrator : dissuade :: applicant :
appealn.
0 1APPOINTappoint : official :: cast : actor
vt.
0 1APPORTION to distribute properionally;to divide into portions
0 0 0 1APPOSITEapposite extraneous apposite : relevant :: ??
adj. / : APT
0 APPRAISE to estimate the value orquality of; to judge
0 0 APPRECIABLEponderable inappreciable
appreciable imperceptible adj. /
0 2APPRECIATE: flatter = ail : malinger
to increase in value
0 0 1APPREHENSION apprehensive inaccessible
apprehension : terror :: affection :
adoration(
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0 0 0 4ARCHETYPEharbinger : presage :: archetype :
exemplify(=)n. / : PROTOTYPE
0 0 0 1ARCHIPELAGOrange : mountain :: chain : link
galaxy : planet :: archipelago : islands
grove : trees :: archipelago : islands
oasis : desert :: archipelago : ocean
n.
0 1ARCHITECTchoreographer : movement :: architect :
buildingn.
0 0 1ARCHIVEarchive : manuscript :: arsenal : weaponarchive : records :: museum : artifacts
book : library :: file : archiven.
0 1ARCHIVESa place where historical
documents or materials
are stored; the documents
or materials themselves
0 1ARCHIVIST
0 0 1ARCHNESSarchness
subordinate/obedience
archness straightness n. /
0 4ARCTICtorrid arctic
adj. / :
FRIGID
0 1ARDENT tepid
passionate
0 1ARDORtorpor ardor assuage : sorrow :: dampen : ardor
alleviate : strength :: dampen : ardorn. / : INTENSITY
0 0 0 1ARDUOUSarduous facile
,
0 1ARENA: gladiator = courtroom : lawyer
,
0 0 6ARGOTargot standard
language/common verbalismn.
0 1ARIA ,
0 0 0 1
ARID27
arid damp marsh : sodden :: desert : arid
adj.
0 1ARISTOCRATIC of noble birth; snobbish
0 1ARMADA
0 1ARMAMENT implement of war; theprocess of arming for war
0 1ARMISTICE truce
0 0 1ARMORYpantry : food :: armory : weapons
n.
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0 6AROUSALstimulationarousal :: pathogen
diseasingn./
0 ARRAIGN 38 to bring to court to answeran indictment; to accuse
0 3ARRANT 57 utter; unmitigated; very bad
0 1ARRAY ( )
0 1ARREARS the state of being in debt;unpaid debts
0 0 ARRESTarrest vitalize
vt. ()
0 0 3ARRESTINGarresting banal blatant : arresting :: odious : disgusting
adj. : STRIKING,
IMPRESSIVE
0 0 ARRHYTHMICarrhythmic exhibiting regularity
arrhythmic regularadj.
0 0 1ARROGANCE 4mean : prodigality :: meek :
arrogance(#)
confidence : arrogant :: inquiry :
interrogatory(
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0 0 1ARTLESS 50artlessness sophistication
affectation artlessness
artlessness urbanity
artless disingenuous
blemish : impeccable :: guile : artless(#)
artlessness : guile :: dabbler : dedicationadj. /
0 1ARTLESSNESS 50 duplicity
: guile = dabbler : dedication
,
0 2ASCENDANCY supremacy; domination
0 0 ASCENDANTascendant having no powerascendant having no influence
n. : DOMINATION
0 ASCENT n. : ACCLIVITY
0 1ASCERTAIN to determine with certainty;to find out definitely
0 0 0 1ASCETICascetic hedonist
hedonism ascetic
indulgent ascetic
voluptuary ascetic
ascetic : self-denial :: glutton :
overindulgence
ascetic : self-denial :: busybody :
intrusiveness
adj/n. /
0 2ASCETICISM
0 0 1ASCRIBE'=attribute, impute
, (
)
0 0 3ASEPTICaseptic : disinfections :: anesthetic :
numbsadj.
0 0 6ASIDEaside : digression :: overture :
introduction
aside : digression :: summary : excerpt
ad-lib : impromptu :: aside : divergent
n.
0 1ASKANCE with suspicion ordisapproval
0 ASKEWaligned askew
adj. : AWRY
0 2ASPECTtransfigure : aspect :: transfer : location
n./:EXPOSURE
0 0
ASPERITY
asperity soothingness
asperity mildness of
temper/amicability/mildness
asperity : optimistic :: ??n. / :
HARSHNESS
0 ASPEROUS ,
0 ASPERSE ,
0 0 ASPERSION 38 ,
0
ASPIRANT
: quarry = hunter : prey
0 0 ASPIRATIONaudacious : trepidation :: laconic :
aspiration
audacious : trepidation :: laconic :
volubility
n.
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0 0 2ASSAIL 38 ,
0 2ASSAULT ,
0 ASSAY: objective = encyclopedia :
compendious (), ()
()
0 0 0 1ASSERTcalumny : assertion :: perjury :testimony(#)
assert : belabor :: tend : fuss(
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0 2ASTRONOMER: telescope = surgeon : scalpel
0 2ASTRONOMY: observatory = music : conservatory
0 0 ASTUTE 40fatuous astute
adj. /
0 0 ASUNDERasunder yoking
adj. /
0 0 0 1ASYLUM 80refugee : asylum :: ??
n. : SANCTUARY
0 0 1ASYMMETRICALcircular : asymmetrical :: protean : rigid
adj.
0 ATAVISM
0 ATAVIST
0 2ATONAL ()
0 0 ATONEguilt : expiation/atonement :: fatigue :
repose v. ( ) /
: EXPIATE
0 0 ATROCIOUSatrocious : bad :: momentous :
important(>)adj. : BARBARIC
0 2ATROPHY 25 (), ()
0 2ATROPNY to wither away; to declinefrom disuse
0 3ATTENTIVEattentiveofficious :: refined
snobbish(+:-)
attentive : meddlesome :: envious :
jealous
adj.
0 0 1
ATTENUATE25
attenuate intensify attenuate : force :: decelerate : speed
attenuate : force :: alleviate : power
attenuate : thickness :: cool :temperature
v. : WEAKEN
0 2ATTESTto give proof of; to declare
to be true or correct; to
give testimony
0 0 3ATTORNEYattorney : disbar :: student : expel
attorney : defendant :: ??n. /
0 0 1ATTRIBUTE=ascribe, impute
, (
)
0
ATTRITION
gradual wearing away,
weakening, or loss; anatural or expected
decrease in numbers of
0 2AUCTION n.
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0 0 1AUDACIOUS 65audacious circumspect
audacious timid
circumspect
audacious/reckless/direct
audacious : trepidation :: laconic :
aspiration
audacious : trepidation :: laconic :
volubility
adj. //
: ADVENTUROUS
0 0 1AUDACITY ,
0 0 1AUDIBLEaudible : stentorian :: discernable :
obvious/manifest(
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0 1AUTHORIZE interdict
, ,
0 5AUTOCRACYpundit : learning :: autocracy : power
n.
0 1AUTOCRATIC ruling with absoluteauthority; extremely bossy
0 1AUTONOMOUS acting independently
0 0 5AUTONOMYautonomy dependence
,
0 1AUXILIARY secondary; additional;giving assistance of aid
0 1AVAIL to help; to be of use; toserve
0 1AVANG-GARDEthe vanguard; members of
a group, especially of a
literary or artistic one, who
are at the cuttin ed e of
0 0 0 AVARICE 87contented avaricious
avarice generosityavarice : money :: gluttony : food
stoic : perturb :: avaricious : satisfy n. : GREEDINESS,
CUPIDITY
0 1AVARICIOUS contented
: satisfy = stoic : perturb
0 1AVENGE
0 0 6AVERgainsay aver
aver denyv.
0 0 0 5AVERSION 58averse inclined
craving aversion
proclivity aversion
propensity aversion
aversion : disinclination :: adulation :
admiration
aversion : inclination :: ??n.
0 2AVERT 31 to turn away; to prevent
0 0 5
AVIARY
arboretum : trees :: aviary : birds
0 2AVIATOR
0 0 0 2AVID 87avid indifferent reverence : respect :: avidity :
enthusiasm(=)adj. /
0 AVOUCH () ,
0 0
AVOW , ,
0 3AVULSE link
,
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0 6AVULSIONavulse link
n.
0 1AVUNCULAR like an uncle, especially anice uncle
0 0 5AWASHawash dry
adj. : FLOODED
0 0 1AWE irreverence redoubtable : regard/awe :: despicable :
scorn/contempt/disregardn.
0 0 1AWKWARDdeft awkward
svelte paunchy and awkward
lithe awkward
craven : admirable :: deft : awkward(#)
dexterous : awkward ::??adj. /
0 0 5AWLawl : pierce :: pestle : hash
n.
0 0 6AWNINGawning : sun :: umbrella : rain
n.
0 0 0 1AWRYawry orderly/planned
awry alignedadj. / : ASKEW
0 2AXE: woodcutter = scythe : reaper
0 2AXIOM self-evident rule or truth; awidely accepted saying
0 0 2AXIOMATICaxiomatic controversial
,
0 0 6 BABBLE 19 express succinctly babble : sense :: parrot : originality
vt.
0 1 BACCHANALa party animal; a drunken
reveler; a drunken revelry
or orgy
0 0 1 BACKDROPplacebo : painkiller :: backdrop : vista
n.
0 0
BACKHANDED
backhanded forthright adj. / :
DEVIOUS
0 0 BACKSETSETBACK hike
n. / : SETBACK
0 0 2 BADGEchevron : badge :: caisson : cart
n.
0 0 2 BADGERbadger mollify badger : bother :: belabor : mention
vt.
0 0 6 BADINAGE
badinage serious conversation
n. : BANTER
0 6 BAFFLE 17 v.[]/
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0 0 2 BAIT 69bait mollify
vt. / :
ENTICE, LURE
0 2 BALANCEabacus : calculate :: balance : weigh
balance : weight :: verifyaccuracyn/v. /
0 2 BALE benefit
1)
2)
, , ,
0 0 0 6 BALEFUL 58bale mirth/benefit
adj.
0 0 0 2 BALK 31balk move ahead willingly : hesitating = annoy : testy
v. / :
BLOCK, DEMUR
0 0 6 BALKYbalky
tractable/acquiescent/eageradj. []
0 0 2 BALLADballad : stanza :: novel : chapter
ballad : song :: lyric : poemn.
0 0 2 BALLAST 42truss : support :: ballast : stability
ballast : instability :: purchase : slippage
ballast : stability :: camouflage :
indetection
n.
0 0 2 BALLETinstrumentalist : symphony :: dancer :
balletn.
0 2 BALLOON ( )
0 0 BALLOTballot : candidates :: ??
n.
0 2 BALLYHOO sensational advertising orpromotion; uproar
0 0 0 BALMbalm irritant antidote : poisoning :: balm : irritation
n. /
0 0 BALMYbalmy piquant
inclement balmyadj.
0
BAMBOOZLEv. : DUPE,
HOODWINK
0 6 BAN n.
0 0 0 2 BANAL 81trite unbanal
banality original
banality ingeniousness
banality freshness
equivocation : ambiguous :: platitude :
banaladj. / : TRITE
0 2 BANALITY 81 freshness
( )
0 2 BANDY to toss back and forth; toexchange
0 0 2 BANE '=bale , , ,
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0 6 BANEFULsalubrious baneful
adj. : seriously
harmful
0 0 BANISHevict : residence :: banish : country
vt.
0 0 5 BANISTERstaircase : banister :: garden : fence
n.
0 0 6 BANQUETwriter/author : novel :: chef : banquet
,
0 0 0 BANTERplayful : banter :: exaggerated :
hyperbole;
0 0 BARBbarb : caustic :: pan : harsh
n. /
0 2 BARBARIC sophisticated
'=barbarous
0 2 BARBARIZE civilize
0 2 BARBAROUSbarbaric sophisticated
barbarize civilize adj. //
0 0 6 BAREFACEDbarefaced surreptitious headlong : forethought :: barefaced :
shame adj. / :
OPEN, UNCONCEALED
0 0 5 BARGAINdebate : issue :: bargain : price
v. : HAGGLE
0 2 BARGE 42
0 2 BARK 11: tree = enamel : tooth
( )
0 0 0 2 BAROQUE austere
adj.
0 0 2
BARRAGE,
0 2 BARREN 27barren prolific
adj. /
0 2 BARRICADE ('=occlude, block)
0 0 BARTERcorrespond : letters :: barter :
commodities
jog : exercise :: barter : tradev/n. ()
0 0 2 BASE
base noble/patriciansublime
base virtuousdebase : value :: attenuate : force
adj. /
0 0 2 BASEBOARDveneer : furniture :: baseboard : wall
n.
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0 0 BASKbask abstain
v. []
: INDULGE
0 BASTE
0 BASTION stronghold; fortress;fortified place
0 6 BATHETICoffbeat hackneyedoffbeat bathetic
adj. : TRITENESS
0 1 BAUBLE a gaudy trinket; a small,inexpensive on ornament
0 BAWDY 71 ,
0 1 BAY ()(gulf )
0 1 BAZAAR ,()
0 0 1 BEACONsiren : sound :: beacon : light
castle : turret :: sea : beacon
siren : heard :: beacon : seen, , ,
0 1 BEAD (),
0 1 BEAT , ('=throb)
0 6 BEATITUDE misery
n.
0 0 3 BEDECKbedeck strip
vt. : DECK
0 3 BEDIZEN ,
0 0 0 5
BEDLAM17
tumult/bedlam/riot serenity tumultuous : bedlam :: active : hive
n.
0 1 BEFRIENDED ()
0 1 BEFRIENDING
0 0 BEFUDDLEbefuddlement : understanding :: ??
vt. ()
0 1 BEGET to give birth to; to create;to lead to; to cause
0 0 1 BEGRUDGE ,
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0 1 BEHEST command; order
0 0 0 BELABORbadger : bother :: belabor : mention
assert : belabor :: tend : fuss(
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0 0 5 BENT 9 ineptitude
, , ,
0 3 BEQUEATH ,
0 0 0 BEQUESTheirloom : ancestor :: bequest : testator
n. : LEGACY
0 0 BERATE 38berate praiseberate laud
berate commend v.
0 3 BEREAVED deprived or left desolate,especially through death
0 0 5 BESEECHsupplicant : beseeching :: coquette :
flirtatiousv. : IMPLORE
0 0 3 BESET , ,
0 3 BESIEGE ,
0 0 6 BESMIRCH 16besmirch honor
v. / :SULLY , SOIL
0 3 BESPEAK ,
0 0 3 BESTOW , , (, )
0 3 BET ( )
0 0 3 BETRAY: quisling = crush : juggernaut
vt. /
0 3 BETRAYAL ,
0
BEWAIL,
0 3 BEWILDER
0 3 BIAS: partial = rile : choleric
'=prejudice
0 3 BIBLIOGRAPHY (),
0 0 3 BIBLIOPHILE
bibliophile : books :: gourmet : food
n.
0 BICKER 14 , ,()
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0 3 BIFURCATE
0 3 BIGOTbigot : tolerance :: turncoat : constancy
bigot : tolerance :: liar : honesty
bigotry : dedication :: rage : anger(>)
bigoted : advice :: conservative : change
n.
0 3 BILE , ,
0 3 BILIOUS 15 ill-tempered; cranky
0 BILK 40 ,
0 BIN ( ) ,
0 3 BIOGRAPHER
0 3 BIOGRAPHY: history = portrait : painting
,
0 3 BISHOP
0 0 3 BITbit : drill :: blade : razor
n.
0 3 BIVOUAC a temporary encampment,especially of soldiers
0 3 BIZARRE ,
0 BLACKMAIL ,
0 5 BLACKOUT n. / :SUPPRESSION
0 3
BLADE
: razor = bit : drill
( )
0 3 BLANCH mottle
to turn pale; to cause to
turn pale
0 0 0 3 BLANDtangy bland
pungency blandness
piquentadj. / : DULL,
INSIPID
0 3 BLANDISH 69 ,
0 0 0 5 BLANDISHMENT56
blandishment threat blandishment : cajole :: obstacle :
impedeblandishment : coax :: medal : honor
blandishment : coax :: revarication :
n. : ALLUREMENT
0 3 BLARE 52 ( )
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0 6 BLASE: zealot = munificent : miser
,
0 3 BLASmiser : munificent :: zealot : blase
adj. /
0 5 BLASPHEME vi. : RVIL ,ABUSE
0 0 3 BLASPHEMY ,
0 0 5 BLASTblast : whiff :: gush : trickle(>)
n/vt.
0 0 0 BLATANT 52blatant unobtrusive
blatant subtle
blatant
inconspicuous/unimpressive/unob
ambiguous : understand :: blatant :
ignore
blatant : arresting :: odious :
disgusting(=)
adj. / :
BRAZEN
0 3 BLAZE , ,
0 0 BLAZONblazon efface alliterate : remove :: blazon : efface
blazon : adorn :: pillar : support n/vt. () : PROCLAIM
0 3 BLEACH vt.
0 4 BLEEDINGlint : bleeding :: ??
tourniquet : bleeding :: brake : motion
antibiotic : infection :: coagulant :
bleeding
n.
0 0 5 BLEMISHblemish : impeccable :: guile : artless
anomaly : paradigmatic :: blemish :
flawless
pristine : blemish :: ??
n. /
0 5 BLENDER v.
0 0 0 3 BLIGHT cause to flourish
n/v. /
0 6 BLIMPblimp man of progressive
ideasn.
0 3
BLINK, ,
0 0 6 BLISSdislike : loathing :: pleasure : bliss(
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0 3 BLOT , ;
0 3 BLOTCH 16 , ;
0 BLOWHARD 8
0 3 BLUEPRINT: edifice = syllabus : course
( ),
()
0 0 6 BLUNDERprotocol : blunder :: bumper : damage
n.
0 0 3 BLUNT whet slacken : tension :: blunt : sharpness
adj/v. /
0 3 BLUR 16blur : definition :: subjugate :
independencev./
0 0 6 BLURBblurb : notice :: gloss : explanation
blurb : notice :: cameo : appearancen.
0 0 6 BLURTconceal blurt blurt : utter :: flit : move
v.
0 0 BLUSHblush : embarrassment :: nod :
agreement
blush : embarrassment :: bow : respect
blush : embarrassment :: shrug :
n/vi. /
0 0 0 BLUSTER 38blustering : speak :: swaggering : walk
pontificate : pompous :: scoff : derisivevt. /
0 0 3 BOASTboast : pride :: complain : discontent
, ,
0 3 BODING n. : PORTENT,FOREBODING
0 0 BOGGLEmarch boggle
boggle emboldenvi. /
0 0 6
BOISTEROUS52
boisterous quiet
adj. : ROWDY,
VOCIFEROUS
0 0 BOLSTER 80 sap bolster : support :: tackle : hoist
adulterant : pure :: bolster : weakn/v. /
0 3 BOLT1) ,
('=sift)2)
('=defect, secede)
0 0 0 3 BOMBASTbombast down to earth
languagenonsensical : drivel :: pompous :
bombast
pompous : bombast :: exaggerated :
hyperbole
n. /
0 3 BOMBASTIC8
unpretentious
,
0 3 BON VIVANTa person who enjoys good
food, good drink, and
luxirious living
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0 3 BONA-FIDEsincere, done or made in
good faith; authentic;
genuine
0 3 BONDAGE emancipation
,
0 0 BONHOMIE 21congenial : bonhomie :: ??
bonhomie : good natured :: ??n. : GENIALITY
0 3 BONUSbonus : employee :: decoration : soldier
n.
0 BOOsnare boo
n.
0 3 BOOKWORMbookworm : read :: gourmet : eat
n.
0 0 0 5 BOONboon misfortune
n. / : BENEFIT,
FAVOR
0 0 0 3 BOORinsensitive : boor :: mischievous : imp
sensitivity : boor :: sagacity : simpleton
insensible : boor :: stingy : misern.
0 3 BOORISH , ,
0 3 BOOST 80 ,
0 0 6 BOOTLESSbootless : futility :: effulgent :
resplendence(=)
interesting : intriguing :: bootless :
futile(=)
adj. : USELESS,
UNPROFITABLE
0 3 BOOTYgoods taken from an
enemy in war; plunder;
stolen or confiscated
oods
0 3 BOREentrance
disappoint/disgust/repel/repulse/
bore
die : shaping :: drill : boring
food : hunger :: stimulation : boredomvt. /
0 3 BOTCH 41 to bungle; to ruin throughpoor of clumsy effort
0 3
BOTTLENECK
indefinite
adj/n./:NARROW
0 6 BOUGH n.
0 3 BOUNDboundary unrestrained
boundless limitedn./
0 3 BOUNDLESS limited
0 3 BOUQUET
: flowers = constellation : star
n.:NOSEGAY
0 3 BOURGEOISmiddle class, usually in a
pejorative sense; boringly
conventional
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0 BOUT 48 () ,
0 3 BOVINEcow related; cowlike
cf)canine, equine, feline,
piscine, porcine, ursine
0 3 BOWL: receptacle = bicycle : vehicle
,
0 3 BOWLER (hat) ()
0 3 BOXbox : fight :: debate : argue
vi.
0 3 BOYCOTT(),
0 BRACE 80: weak = adulterate : pure
0 0 6 BRACING 98denouncing bracing
bracing vapidadj.
0 3 BRACKETbuttress : wall :: bracket : shelf
n. (, )
0 3 BRACKET(S) ,
0 BRACKISHbrackish : repulsive :: ??
adj. : REPULSIVE
0 3 BRAG ; ,
0 6 BRAGGADOCIO 8 n.
0 0 6 BRAGGART 8 n.
0 3
BRAID; ,
0 3 BRAIDEDgrooved : striating :: braided :
stranded(=)adj. ()
0 3 BRAKEdivert : shunt :: retard : brake
brake : decelerate :: clamp : compressn.
0 3 BRAND: ownership = underscore : emphasis ,
0 3 BRANDISH to wave or displaythreateningly
0 0 BRASHfrivolous : gravity :: brash : discretion
candor : subterfuge :: brash : deliberateadj.
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0 0 6 BRASSYbrassy
humble/unassertive/reserved
furtive open/forthright/brassy
diffident/unassertive brassy
adj.
0 3 BRAT
0 3 BRATTISHtightfisted : parsimonious :: brattish :
mischievousadj.
0 0 0 3 BRAVADO 8courageous : bravado :: complimentary :fulsomeness(
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0 0 0 3 BROACH close off
v.
0 3 BROAD ,
0 BROCADE
0 0 0 5 BROMIDE 81bromide unhackneyed speech equivocation : misleading :: bromide :
hackneyedn.
0 3 BROOK 1) , 2) ('=stream, creek)
0 3 BROUHAHA 52 uproar; hubbub
0 0 6 BROWBEATinstigator : incite :: bully : browbeat
vt.
0 0 BRUITbruit keep secret
vt. : REPORT
0 0 3 BRUSQUE unctuous
,
0 0 6 BUCKbuck assent to
v. : BALK
0 0 0 3 BUCOLICbucolic sophisticated
bucolic urbanpalatial : hovel :: bucolic : city
adj. /
0 0 BUDGEpalter : candor :: budge : diehard
vagary : predict :: diehard : budgevi. : YIELD
0 3 BUFFERbuffer : impact :: extenuate :
circumstancev. ()
0 0 0 3 BUFFOON 28ludicrous : buffoon :: dissolute : libertine
ludicrous : buffoon :: humorous : wagn. : CLOWN
0 0
BULGE
bulge depressed region
n.
0 0 BULLYunderdog bully instigator : incite :: bully : browbeat
bully : intimidation :: dupe/stupid :
gullibility
bully : scare :: ??
n. v. .
0 3 BULWARK 43a wall used as a defensive
fortification; anything used
as the main defense
a ainst an thin else
0 3 BUMPERprotocol : blunder :: bumper : damage
n.
0 0 6 BUMPTIOUS4
bumptious humble dour : geniality :: bumptious :
humblenessdour : tractable :: bumptious : humble
im etuous : vacillation/hesitation ::
adj. / :OBTRUSIVE
0 0 BUNGLE 41bungle bring off (carrry out)
v.
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0 0 4 BUOYbuoyed unsupported
vt. / :
SUPPORT, UPLIFT
0 0 3 BUOYANTbuoyant leaden
aggrieved buoyant
buoyant sinking
hangdog buoyant
bend : rigid :: submerge : buoyant
buoyant : float :: heavy : drop adj. / :
CHEERFUL, GAY
0 3 BUREAUCRACYa system of government
administration consisting
of numerous bureaus or
offices es eciall ...
0 0 0 BURGEONburgeon waste awayburgeoning waning
burgeon witherburgeonv. / :
FLOURISH
0 3 BURIALinter : burial :: obliterate : removal
n. : INTER
0 0 0 3 BURLESQUEdiatribe : abuse :: burlesque : mockery
doggerel : verse :: burlesque : playn.
0 0 BURNISH lackluster numb : insensible :: burnish : lustrous
burnish : dull :: mar : flawlessv/n. /
0 0 BURROWditch : canyon :: burrow : cavern(
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0 0 0 3 CACOPHONYcacophony : sound :: malodor : scent
cacophony : voice :: gaucherie : skill
cacophony : melody :: genteel : churl
malodorous : smell :: cacophony/jarring
n. : DISSONANCE
0 3 CAD ,
0 3 CADENCE rhythm, the rise and fall ofsounds
0 0 5 CADETcadet : veteran :: tadpole : frog
n. /
0 0 CADGEcadge earn
v. : BEG,
SPONGE
0 3 CAISSONchevron : badge :: caisson : cart
n.
0 0 0 3 CAJOLE 40blandishment : cajole :: obstacle :
impede
wheedle : cajolery :: extort : coercion
ca ole : reluctant :: ??
v. () ~
: COAX
0 3 CALAMITOUS adj.
0 3 CALAMITY a disaster
0 3 CALCIFICATION flexibility
0 0 3 CALCIFYcalcify be malleable
calcification flexibilityvi.
0 0 3 CALIBRATEcalibrated unstandardized measure : dimensions :: calibrate :
diameter vt. /
0 0 6 CALLIGRAPHERbibliophile : books :: gourmet : food
n.
0 3 CALLIGRAPHY ('=handwriting)
0 0 0
CALLOUS23
callous compassionate
callous sympatheticcallous : impassivity :: dupe : duplicity
gully : erosion :: callous : friction v/n/adj. //
0 0 0 CALLOW 84callow mature
callow behaving with
adult/sophisticated
frank : secretiveness :: callow :
maturity(#)
callow : mature :: greenhorn :
experienced(#)
adj. :
IMMATURE/GREENHORN
0 0 3 CALORIEpower : watt :: heat : calorie
n.
0 3 CALORIMETER
0 0 5 CALUMNIATE38
calumny approbation/eulogy
calumnious flatteringcorroborate : evidence :: calumniate :
falsehoodcalumny : assertion :: perjury :
testimon (#)
v. /
0 3 CALUMNIOUS flattering
,
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0 0 3 CALUMNY 38 approbation
: assertion = perjury : testimony
0 0 5 CAMARADERIEcamaraderie/comity enmity
n.
0 0 3 CAMEOpeccadillo : offense :: cameo :
sculpture(
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0 3 CAPITALthe town or city that is the
seat of government;
money, equipment, and
ro ert owned b a
0 3 CAPITALISM free enterprise
0 0 0 5 CAPITULATEcapitulate oppose
capitulation resistance
capitulate resist
acquiesce : yielding :: capitulate :
categorical v. () :
ACQUIESCE
0 0 3 CAPRICE 33capricious steadfast caprice : whimsical :: stealth : furtive
caprice : whimsical :: insight : discerning
apophasis : claim :: caprice :
deliberation
n.
0 0 3 CAPRICIOUS 33 steadfast
: deliberate = callow : mature
0 3 CAPTION ,
0 3 CAPTIOUS 89 ,
0 0 0 3 CAPTIVATEcaptivate repulse
vt.
0 3 CARAPACE
0 3 CARBOHYDRATE
0 3 CARCINOGENIC causing cancer
0 0 3 CARDINAL , ;
0 3 CARDIOLOGIST 72
0 3 CAREEN 42to swerve; to move rapidly
without control; to lean to
one side
0 5
CAREFREE
carefree : responsibility :: hidebound :
flexibilityadj./
0 3 CARESS: affection = swagger : bravado
,
0 3 CARET ( ) ()
0 6 CARETAKER n. /
0 0 3 CAREWORN
careworn lighthearted
adj.
0 0 3 CARICATUREbrevity : aphorism :: distortion :
caricature
exaggeration : caricature :: brevity :
epigram
n.
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0 6 CARNAL 70carnal spiritual
adj./
0 3 CARNIVAL ,
0 0 CAROUSEroisterer : carouse :: recluse : withdraw
vi.
0 0 5 CARP 89caviler : carping :: libertine : licentiouscomplain : carp :: drink : guzzle()
n.
0 3 CASTLEcastle : turret :: sea : beacon
n.
0 3 CASUAL inveterate
: effect = accidental : inventiveness, ,
0 0 3
CATACLYSM, ,
0 0 3 CATALYST prevention
: enzyme = microbe : bacterium
0 0 3 CATALYZE 85catalyst prevention
catalyze retardenzyme : catalyst :: bacterium : microbe
catalytic : initiate :: synthetic : create vt. : BRING
ABOUT, INSPIRE
0 0 3 CATASTROPHEcatastrophe : mishap :: humiliation :
embarrassment(>)
oxymoron : contradictory :: mishap :
catastrophic
n.
0 0 0 6 CATEGORICAL
categorical
qualified/conditionalacquiesce : yielding :: capitulate :
categorical adj. : ABSOLUTE,UNQUALIFIED
0 0 6 CATER vi.
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0 3 CATHARSIS purification that bringsemotional relief or renewal
0 0 0 3 CATHOLIC 99catholic narrow
adj. / :
UNIVERSAL
0 0 3 CAUCUS ,
,
0 3 CAULK 42 perforate
: seal = sponge : absorb (oakum)
0 0 0 3 CAUSTICcaustic smooth
caustic palliating/genialbarb : caustic :: pan : harsh
caustic : eat away :: desiccant : dry
causticburn :: solventdissolveadj. /
0 3 CAUTERIZE ,
0 0 0 CAVALIER 4cavalierly : deliberation :: ??
rapscallion : mischievous :: sluggard :
lazy
adj. /
: DEBONAIR
0 0 5 CAVEAToverture : introductory :: caveat : warning
overtureintroductory :: caveat :
cautionary
preamble : introductory :: caveat :
n. /
0 0 3 CAVERNditch : canyon :: burrow : cavern
cavern : spelunker :: ocean : diver
grotto : cavern :: arroyo : channeln.
0 0 0 3 CAVIL 89cavil : criticize :: probe : investigate(=)
caviler : carping :: libertine : licentious
encomiast : eulogize :: quibbler : cavil
nitpick : criticize :: cavil : object
v.
0 0 6 CAVORTcavort trudge dodder : unsteady :: cavort : sprightly
vi. : PRANCE
0 3 CEASE commence
0 5 CEDEcede possess cede : possession :: ??
vt.
0 3 CELEBRATION: decry = slight : show respect
,
0 0 5
CELEBRITY
celebrity obscurity celebration : decry :: slight : show
respect(#)n.
0 3 CELERITY ,
0 0 CELIBACY: promiscuity = abstinence :
drunkenness ,
0 3 CELLcell : membrane :: seed : hull
n.
0 3 CELLULAR
0 0 3 CEMENTcement fracture
v.
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0 3 CENSORcensorship : communication ::
preservative : decay
censorship : information :: sanitation :
disease
vt/n. /
0 3 CENSORIOUS 38censorious eulogistic pliable : influence :: censorious :
condemn
censorious : critical :: ??
censorious : censor :: recalcitrant : resist
adj.
0 3 CENSORSHIP: communication = preservative :
decay
0 0 0 3 CENSURE 38extol censureexonerate censure
lamentable : pity :: reprehensible :censure
remonstrance : dissuade :: reprehension
: censure
n/v. /()
0 0 3 CENSUScensus : population :: inventory : stock
n.
0 0 3 CENTRIFUGEcentrifuge : separate :: colander : drain
n.
0 3 CENTURION 100(century)
0 0 3 CERAMICshard : ceramic :: crumb : cake
, ; ,
0 3 CEREBRAL brainy; intellectually refined
0 3 CEREMONIOUS , ,
0 0 3 CEREMONY squalor affidavit : statement :: wedding :
ceremonyn.
0 3 CERTAINTY misgiving
,
0 0 6 CERTITUDEcertitude obscurity
n.
0 0 3 CESSATIONcessation continuation
cessation
commencement/start n. / : STOP
0 0 0 3
CHAFF11
winnow : chaff :: filter : impurities
n.
0 0 0 4 CHAGRINchagrin cheerfulness
chagrin elationchagrin : mind :: grimace : face
n. /
0 3 CHAMBER n. /
0 0 3 CHAMELEONsalmon : ichthyologist :: chameleon :
herpetologistn.
0 0 0 3 CHAMPION80
impugn champion
champion disparage
vt. / : UPHOLD,ADVOCATE
0 0 3 CHANNELchannel disperse
channel evade: arroyo = cavern : grotto
v.[]~/
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0 6 CHIC adj. : STYLE
0 0 0 6 CHICANERY 40chicanery scrupulous practice
chicanery honest dealing
chicanery forthrightness
chicanery guilelessness
chicanery : clever :: tactlessness :
truthful
gullible : chicanery :: servile : dominationn. / : TRICKERY
0 CHIDE 38chide : pillory :: humor : mollycoddle(
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0 0 0 3 CHRONICchronic sporadic
adj. / :
INVETERATE
0 0 3 CHRONICLE n.
0 0 3 CHRONOLOGICALdictionary : alphabetical :: annals :
chronologicaladj.
0 3 CHRONOLOGY ,
0 3 CHRYSANTHEMU ()
0 3 CHUCKLE ,
0 0 6 CHUNKchunk flake
n.
0 0 3 CHURL 15: rude = gadfly : annoying
,
,
0 0 CHURLISHgenteel churlish
complaisance churlishnessannoying : gadfly :: rude : churl
uncouth : churl :: conspiratorial :
conniver
cacophony : melody :: genteel : churl
adj. / :
SURLY
0 3 CHUTZPAH brazenness; audacity
0 0 5 CINDER n. : DROSS
0 5 CINEASTcineast : film :: gourmand : food
n.
0 3 CINEAST(E) ,
0 0 0 3 CIPHERcipher : cryptic :: precis : concise
cipher : crack :: ??n.
0 0 0 3
CIRCUITOUS68
immaterial : relevance :: circuitous :
directnessadj.
0 3 CIRCULAR: asymmetrical = protean : rigid
,
0 0 5 CIRCUMFERENCEborder : country :: circumference : circle
n.
0 0 0 3 CIRCUMLOCUTI 40circumlocution straightforword
utter
circumlocution aphoristic
uttering
0 3 CIRCUMLOCUTOR
circumlocutory straightforward
circumlocutory direct
encounter adj.
0 3 CIRCUMNAVIGAT to sail or travel all the wayaround
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0 0 0 3 CIRCUMSCRIBEcircumscribed unlimited
ecumenical circumscribed
0 0 5 CIRCUMSPECT 53rash circumspective
circumspect
audacious/reckless
: rash = moderate : partisan
adj. : PRUDENT
0 3 CIRCUMSPECT(IV ,
0 0 0 6 CIRCUMVENT 31circumvention direct encountercircumvent confront
vt.
0 3 CIRCUMVENTION direct encounter
,
0 0 6 CISTERNcistern : liquids :: landfill : refuse
n.
0 3 CITADEL a fortress defending a city;a stronghold; a bulwark
0 6 CITATIONsummons : citation :: ??
n.
0 0 3 CIVIL rude
, ,
0 0 3 CIVILITYcivility rudeness
n. : COURTESY,
POLITENESS
0 3 CLAIM renounce
: apophasis = deliberate : caprice
, (,
) ()
0 5 CLAIRVOYANT 29dexterous : manipulate :: prescient :
predict adj./
:DISCERNING
0 0 0 3 CLANDESTINE 39 open clandestine : secretly :: overt : openly
clandestine : secrecy :: harmonious :
congruityadj. : SURREPTITIOUS
0 3 CLANNISH ,
0 3
CLAPPER46
0 CLARIFICATION ,
0 0 5 CLARIONclarion soft and indistinct
adj.
0 3 CLARITYroil
clarify/appeaseobfuscate/opaqueambiguous : clarity :: mendacious : truth
consensus : factionalism :: clarity :
confusion
equivocation : clarity :: prevarication :
n. : LUCIDITY
0 3 CLASH , ,
0 0 3 CLASPlathe : shape :: clasp : fasten
n.
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0 3 CLASSICtop-notch; of t highest
quality; serving as a
standard or model
0 3 CLAUSE (),
0 3 CLAUSTROPHOBIrecluse : crowd :: claustrophobic :
enclosuren.
0 3 CLAW
0 3 CLEANSER
0 3 CLEAR-CUT ,
0 3 CLEAVAGE ,
0 0 3 CLEAVE ,
0 3 CLEAVER (butcher )
0 0 5 CLEFT 90cleft : chasm :: cut : gash(
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0 0 5 CLOGclog : drainage :: stalemate :
negotiationsn. : ENCUMBRANCE
0 3 CLOISTERa covered walk, with
columns on one side, that
runs along the perimeter of
a court ard es eciall in a
0 3 CLOISTERED
0 3 CLONEan exact duplicate; an
oraganism genetically
identical to another
0 3 CLOSET: clothes = pantry : food
n/adj. /
0 0 6 CLOTclot : dissolved :: crowd : dispersed
freeze : water :: clot : bloodn.
0 3 CLOTHINGpantry : food :: closet/wardrobe :
clothesn.
0 0 3 CLOTUREvoting roll call :: termination : cloture
'=closure (
)
0 0 5 CLOUDBURSTgust : wind :: cloudburst : rainfall
n.
0 0 0 6 CLOUTclout impuissance/ impotence
n. : PULL, INFLUENCE
0 0 3 CLOY 96 ,
0 3 CLOYINGgarrulous : talkative :: cloying : sweet
loquacious : talkative :: cloying : sweetadj. /
0 3 CLUB , , ;
0 3 CLUMSYcomely clumsy : knack = redundant : necessity
adj. /
0 3
CLUTCH
0 3 CO(N)TERMINOUS ,
0 0 3 COAGULANTcoagulant liquefier/dissolvent coagulant : thicken :: solvent : dissolve
n.
0 3 COAGULATE
0 0 0 3 COALESCE
polarize coalesce
coalesce sunder
coalesce disaggregate v. : FUSE
0 3 COARSEfastidious coarse coarse : surface :: ??
adj. /
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0 0 1 COAX 69equivocation : coax :: explanation :
enlighten
blandishment : coax :: medal : honor
vt. :
CAJOLE
0 2 COCOON
0 0 2 CODA 12coda overture dessert : meal :: epilogue : play
dessert : meal :: coda : sonatan.
0 0 0 1 CODDLEcoddle scorn
,
0 1 CODE: meaning = camouflage : location
, ,
0 1 CODIFY
0 0 1 COERCEwheedle : cajolery :: extort : coercion
squander : expand :: coercion :
intimidatev.~
0 1 COERCION: extort = cajolery : wheedle
,
0 0 5 COEVALcongruent : dimension :: coeval : age
adj.
0 0 0 7 COGENT unconvincing cogent : convince :: repugnant : repel
adj. :
CONVINCING
0 0 0 7 COGITATE 47philosopher : cogitate :: iconoclast :
attackv. /
0 1 COGNITIVEdealing with how we know
the world around us
through our senses; mental
0 0 0 1 COGNIZANTcognizant unaware incognizance : knowledgeable :: penury :
wealthy(#)adj. /
0 1 COHABIT ,
0 2
COHERENTholding together; making
sense
0 2 COHORT a group
0 0 5 COLANDER 27centrifuge : separate :: colander : drain
n.
0 1 COLLABORATION ,
0 2 COLLAGE ,
0 0 1 COLLAPSEcollapse : implode :: divide : sunder(
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0 3 COLLATE , ,
0 3 COLLATERAL ,
0 1 COLLOQUIAL conversational; informal inlanguage
0 0 5 COLLUDEcollude : cooperate :: smuggle : conveycollusion : conspirators :: cooperation :
partners
collude : cooperate :: stalk : follow
v. : CONSPIRE,
PLOT
0 3 COLLUSION: conspirators = cooperation :
partners conspiracy; secret
cooperation
0 0 5 COLONNADEcolonnade : pillar :: queue : person
n.
0 1 COLONY , ,
0 3 COLORABLE
0 3 COLOSSUS ,
0 0 5 COLTISH 84coltishdiscipline :: loutishgrace
adj.
0 0 1 COMAcoma : unconsciousness :: delirium :
confusionn.
0 3 COMBATANT ,
0 0 1 COMBUSTIBLEimpervious : friable :: nonflammable :
combustible(#)
combustible : ignite :: malleable : shapeadj.
0 1 COMBUSTION ,
0 1
COMEDIENNE'=comedian ,
0 0 6 COMELYcomeliness unattractiveness
adj. /
0 COMITY , , ('=amity)
0 1 COMMAND: subpoena = claim : lien , , (
), (, )
0 1 COMMEMORATE to honor the memory of; toserve as a memorial to
0 1 COMMENCE cease
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0 0 1 COMMENCEMENTcommencement matriculation
cease inaugurate/commence
cessation commencement n. /
0 1 COMMEND 86execrable
commendable/laudable: esteem = infuriate : rage
vt. : PRAISE
0 0 0 2 COMMENSURATEtantamount incommensurate
preponderant commensurateadj. /
0 5 COMMENTARYannotate : commentary :: gloss :definition
n.
0 2 COMMENTATOR ()
0 0 1 COMMERCIALadvertising : commercial :: publishing :
journaln.
0 0 3 COMMINGLEcommingle separate
0 3 COMMISERATEto express sorrow or
sympathy for; to
sympathize with; to pity
0 0 6 COMMITMENTambivalent committed crime : misdemeanor :: commitment :
decision
dilettante : commitment :: nonentity :
consequence
n. /
0 0 1 COMMITTED ambivalent profligate : solvent :: mercurial :
committedadj.
0 0 0 1 COMMODIOUScommodious
constricted/crampedtaut : commodiousness :: extraordinary :
purlieuadj. / : ROOMY
0 1 COMMONPLACEcommonplace exceptional
commonplace original
expressly
phenomenal
adj. /
0 1 COMMONSENSEpreposterous commonsensical
n.
0 0 COMMOTION 52squall : commotion :: flash : illumination
n. / : TO-DO
0 1
COMMUTER ,
0 1 COMPASSION: recluse = consistency : turncoat
0 1 COMPATIBLE 73harmonious; capable of
functioning, working, or
living together in harmony;
consistent
0 3 COMPATRIOT ;
0 0 1 COMPELLING
0 3 COMPENDIOUS: encyclopedia = concise : abstract
,
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0 0 0 COMPENDIUMcompendium : summary :: anthology :
collection(=)
encyclopedia : compendious :: assay :
objective
n. : ABSTRACT
0 3 COMPENSATE v. : BALANCE
0 1 COMPETENT capable; qualified
0 1 COMPILE to gather together; togather together into a book
0 2 COMPLACENCE '=complacency ,
0 0 2 COMPLACENT adj./
0 0 2 COMPLAISANCEcomplaisance obstinacy
complaisance churlishnesscomplaisance : intractable :: adeptness :
maladroit n. / :
AFFABILITY
0 2 COMPLAISANT 49 , ,
0 2 COMPLEMENT to complete or fill up; to bethe perfect counterpart
0 2 COMPLIANCE 49 ,
0 0 2 COMPLIANT 49compliant : servile :: trusting : gullible(
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0 1 COMPRESSION increase in volume
: clamp = exchange : token
,
0 1 COMPRISEto consist of; to be
composed of cf)
constitute, compose
0 0 0 1 COMPROMISEintransigent open to
compromisemediation : compromise :: prosecution :
conviction
implacable : compromise :: honest :
swindle
n/v. /
0 0 0 COMPUNCTIONcompunction absence ofmisgiving
unrepentant compunctious n. /
0 1 COMRADESHIP ,
0 0 4 CONCATENATEconcatenate separate
v. ()
0 0 1 CONCAVE ( convex )
0 1 CONCEAL blurt
,
0 0 0 5 CONCEDEconcede refuse to grant
v. /
0 3 CONCEITED ,
0 0 2 CONCENTRATEdeploy concentrate
concentrate dilute solution v. / :
FOCUS
0 2 CONCENTRIC having the same center
0 1 CONCEPTUAL ,
0 1 CONCERT: interim = labor : respite
combined action;
agreement
0 0 5
CONCERTED
concerted individually devised
adj.
0 2 CONCERTO n.
0 3 CONCESSION , ,
0 0 1 CONCILIATE 63belligerent conciliatory
discontent conciliaterile
conciliate nettle
contentious conciliatory
sop : conciliatory :: subsidy : supportive
v. /
0 1 CONCILIATION vex
, ,
0 0 1 CONCILIATORY belligerent
: sop = supportive : subsidy
,
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0 1 CONCISE 20 verbose
: precis = cryptic : cipherbrief and to the point;
succinct
0 1 CONCISENESSsynopsis : conciseness :: distillate :
purityn.
0 1 CONCLUDE embark on
0 CONCOCT 40 to create by mixingingredients; to devise
0 0 6 CONCOMITANTpreponderant concomitant
adj/n./
0 0 0 1 CONCORD 73concord contention
concord enmity
concord rancor
dissonance concord
: inconsonanance = overlap : scattern. // :
HARMONY
0 0 2 CONCUR 18concur object/dissent
concur naysayvi. /
0 1 CONCURRENT 18 happening at the sametime; parallel
0 1 CONDEMNextol condemn/impugn/detract
exaltation condemnation
countenance condemn
: censorious = influence : pliable
vt.
0 1 CONDEMNATION exaltation
0 1 CONDENSE distend
,
0 1 CONDESCEND 99to stoop to someone elses
level, usually in an
offensive way; to patronize
0 0 2 CONDESCENDINGcondescending : patronize :: obsequious
: fawn
patronize : condescension :: deride :
mockery
adj. : PATRONIZING
0 0 3 CONDIGNcondign undeserved/unmerited
adj. / :
DESERVED, APPROPRIATE
0 0
CONDOLENCE
condolence : sympathy/compassion ::
gibe : derisionn. /
0 0 0 CONDONE 66condone denounce
vt. /
0 0 1 CONDUCIVEconducive : foment :: tonic : invigorate
adj. /
0 2 CONDUIT
('=aqueduct),
('=channel sluice)
0 3 CONFECTION (), ,
0 1 CONFEDERACY n. : ALLIANCE
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0 1 CONFEDERATE an ally; an accomplice
0 1 CONFER to exchange ideas; toconsult with; to bestow
0 1 CONFESSrecantation : error :: confession : crime
v.
0 0 1 CONFIDANT n.
0 1 CONFIDENTconfident : timid :: open : shy(#)
confidence : arrogant :: inquiry :
interrogatory(
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0 5 CONSIGNMENTconsignment : invoice :: ??
n.
0 0 5 CONSOLE aggravate grief embarrass : shame :: console : comfort
v. : COMFORT
0 0 0 5 CONSOLIDATE 98consolidate dissolve
consolidation fragmentationvt. / : UNITE
0 1 CONSOLIDATION fragmentation
, ,
0 6 CONSONANCE 73consonant
dissentient/dissonantn. /
0 0 1 CONSONANT dissentient
,
0 0 1 CONSPICUOUSnondescript conspicuoussalient
blatant inconspicuousauthoritative : acceptance :: conspicuous
: attention
conspicuous : see :: transparent :
understand
adj. : STRIKING
0 1 CONSPIRATOR ,
0 1 CONSPIRE: plan = infiltrate : enter
( )
0 0 5 CONSTELLATIONconstellation : star :: chord : note
bouquet : flowers :: constellation : starn.
0 0 CONSTERNATI 17 ,
0 3 CONSTITUENCY 80the group of voters
represented by a politician;
agroup of supporters for
an thin
0 5 CONSTITUTE abdicate
vt.
0 1 CONSTRAIN release
,
0 1
CONSTRAINED
intemperate constrained
constrain releaseadj. /
0 CONSTRICT ,
0 2 CONSTRUE to interpret
0 3 CONSULTATION: adviser = leadership : bellwether
n.
0 0 2 CONSUMMATE , ; ,
0 3 CONTAGION: cold = injury : sprain
,
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0 0 5 CONTAGIOUS incommunicable sprain : injury :: cold : contagion
adj. : CATCHING
0 0 1 CONTAMINATEhedge : loss :: quarantine :
contaminationvt.
0 2 CONTEMN 38
0 6 CONTEMPLATE 47: thought = scrutinize : look
vt.
0 0 0 6 CONTEMPT 38contemptible popular
estimable contemptiblemeasly : contemptibly :: puny : weakly
paragon : admire :: pariah : contempt
redoubtable : regard/awe :: despicable :
scorn/contem t/disre ard
n. : DISDAIN
0 1 CONTEMPTIBLE popular
: disdain = hilarious : laughter
0 1 CONTENTrestiveness contentment
disaffected contentdisaffected : contentment :: dubious :
conviction
gripe : discontent :: praise : admiration
admiration : raise:: discontent:
adj. /
0 2 CONTENTION general agreement
0 0 0 CONTENTIOUS 14contentious conciliatory : argue = meddlesome : pry
adj. /
0 1 CONTENTMENT restiveness
: disaffected = commitment :
dubious
0 1 CONTEST 14: rig = district : gerrymander
,
0 3 CONTIGUITY ,
0 0 3 CONTIGUOUS: abut = simultaneous : coincide
,
0 3 CONTINGENCY , ,
0 0 6
CONTINGENTadj. :
POSSIBLE
0 2 CONTINUUM a continuous whole withoutclear division into parts
0 2 CONTORT , ,
0 2 CONTRABAND smuggled goods
0 3 CONTRACT dilate
,
0 1 CONTRADICT , ,
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0 1 CONTRADICTION , ,
0 0 1 CONTRADICTORYparadox : contradictory :: epigram : wise
adj.
0 0 CONTRAVENE 22contravene buttress
contravene supportv. : CONTRADICT
0 0 6 CONTRETEMPS n. /
0 0 0 CONTRITE impenitent apologize : contrite :: compliment :
impressed
apologize : contrite :: vacillate :
irresolute/hesitant
adj.
0 1 CONTRITION , ,
0 2 CONTRIVE ,
0 0 0 CONTRIVED 40contrived : design :: ??
adj. / :
ARTIFICIAL, LABORED
0 1 CONTROL group experimented on : intransigent = indulge : abstemious
n.
0 1 CONTROVERSIAL axiomatic
0 1 CONTROVERT 14 substantiate
: proselytizer = reconcile : mediator
0 0 6 CONTUMACIOU 30contumacious obedient contumacious : authority ::
reactionary/hidebound/conservative :
change/innovation/novelty
adj. : REBELLIOUS
recalcitrant
0 CONTUMELY 4 rudeness; insolence;arrogance
0 0 0 CONUNDRUMconundrum : solve :: dilemma : ?
conundrum : confuse :: ??n. /
0 0 6
CONVALESCE
recidivism : relapse :: rehabilitation :
convalescevi.
0 1 CONVENE to gather together; toassemble; to meet
0 1 CONVENIENCEopportune inconvenient opportune : convenience :: impermanent
: transience(=)n.
0 0 6 CONVENTIONossify transcend conventions
offbeat conventionaloverdose : prescription :: indiscretion :
convention
eccentric : conventional :: doyen :
uninitiated
n. /
0 1 CONVENTIONAL offbeat
: eccentric = uninitiated : doyen
common; customary;unexceptional
0 1 CONVERGE 18 ramify
,
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0 0 6 CONVERGENTdiscrepancy convergence
convergent moving apartadj. : CONVERGING
0 3 CONVERSANCE lack of familiarity
,
0 0 0 6 CONVERSANTconversance lack of familiarity
conversant ignorant
conversant unfamiliar adj. /
0 1 CONVERSE the opposite
0 1 CONVERSION , ,
0 0 5 CONVERT 32veer : direction :: convert : belief
hunter : quarry :: proselytizer : convert
salesperson : buy :: proselytizer
convert
vt.
0 1 CONVEXconvex dent
n.
0 0 1 CONVEYcollude : cooperate :: smuggle : convey
splint : immobilize :: duct : conveyvt. /
0 0 0 1 CONVICTIONdisaffected : contentment :: dubious :
conviction
mediation : compromise :: prosecution :
conviction
n. /
0 0 5 CONVIVIAL 21convivial : social :: ??
adj. /
0 1 CONVIVIALITY , ,
0 0 5 CONVOKEconvoke adjourn
v.
0 3 CONVOLUTE ;
0 3 CONVOLUTEDconvoluted : complexity :: ephemeral :
transience(=)
threadbare/timeworn : novelty ::
convoluted : simplicity
adj. / :
INVOLVED, INTRICATE
0 3
CONVOLUTIONa twist or trun; the act of
twisting or turning
0 0 CONVULSIONconvulsion : contraction :: frenzy :
emotionn.
0 0 5 COOPcorral : horses :: coop : chickens
n.
0 0 0 1 COPIOUScopious sparse
adj.
0 0 3 COQUETTE
supplicant : beseeching :: coquette :
flirtatious n.
0 3 COQUETTISH adj.
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0 0 5 CORDream : paper :: cord : wood
n.
0 1 CORDIAL gracious; warm; sincere
0 0 6 CORDONlevee : river :: cordon : crowd
n.
0 0 1 CORNUCOPIAcornucopia lack/pittance
n. : ABUNDANCE
0 1 COROLLARY a proposition that followseasily
0 1 CORONA ,
0 0 5 CORONATIONcoronation : reign :: wedding : marriage
n.
0 0 0 1 CORPOREAL 70incorporeal incarnate
spiritual corporeal
corporeal
intangible/disembodied
adj. / :
SUBSTANTIAL
0 3 CORPUSCLE ,
0 0 CORRALcorral : horses :: coop : chickens
n.
0 1 CORRELATION a mutual relation betweentwo or more things
0 1 CORRELATIVE
0 0 0 5 CORROBORATE 95corroboration lessening of
certaintycorroborate : evidence :: calumniate :
falsehoodvt.
0 3 CORROBORATI 95 lessening of certainty
0 3
CORROBORATIVE
0 0 3 CORROSIVEetch : corrosive :: glue : adhesive
n.
0 0 1 CORRUGATED ,
0 1 CORRUPTIONcorruption purity
n./
0 0 0 1 COSMOPOLITAN
insular cosmopolitan
insularity cosmopolitanismbigot : tolerant :: provincial :
cosmopolitanbigoted : tolerance :: servile :
domination
adj. /
0 1 COSMOPOLITANI insularity
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0 0 6 COSSETcosseted unspoiled
cosset slightv. : PAMPER
0 0 0 5 COTERIEcoterie : group :: ??
n.
0 0 0 5 COUNTENANCE 66countenance refuse to approve
countenance condemnv. / : SANCTION
0 1 COUNTERARGUM
0 1 COUNTERBALANC ,
0 0 COUNTERFEITsophism : reasoning :: counterfeit :
moneyn. / : FORGED
0 0 COUNTERMAND 83countermand : order :: rescind : law
,
0 5 COUNTERPART n. : DUPLICATE
0 COUNTERPOINT ,;
0 3 COUNTERPRODU ()
0 1 COUPa brilliant victory or
accomplishment; the
violent overthrow of a
overment b a small
0 1 COUPLEcouple disconnect
v.[]
0 1 COUPLETcouplet : sentence :: ??
n. 2 : DISTICH
0 0 6 COURT 56spurn court ,crave, embrace
court repel intentionally/repulse
intentionally/snub
aversion court
n/v. /()
0 6
COURTESYn.
0 1 COURTROOMlawyer : courtroom :: gladiator : arena
n.
0 0 COVENretainer : retinue :: witch : coven
retinue : attendant :: coven : witchn. 13
0 0 COVENANT ,
0 0
COVERT39 ,
0 0 1 COVET: desire = idolize : esteem
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0 0 COVETOUS 87troubled : distraught :: covetous :
rapacious()
n. /
0 1 CREASE ( )
0 0 5 CREDENCEcredence doubt
n.
0 1 CREDIT (, , )(with, to)
0 1 CREDULITY skepticism
0 0 1 CREDULOUS: skeptic = obdurate : penitent
,
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0 0 5 CREEKhill : mountain :: creek : river
n.
0 0 5 CREEP 56creep swift movement
creep moved swiftlyv. /
0 0 0 1 CRESCENDO n. ()
0 0 3 CRESTcrest : wave :: summit/peak : mountain
n. ( )
0 0 1 CRESTFALLENcrestfallen
elated/ecstatic/euphoric/exultant/
jubilant
crestfallen exultant
adj. / :
DEJECTED
0 1 CREVICE 90 a narrow split, crack, orfissure
0 0 2 CRINGE 56: dread = fidget : nervousness
, ,
0 5 CRITERIA n.
0 1 CRITERION standard;basis forjudgment
0 1 CRITIQUE a critical review
0 3 CROAK , ,
0 3 CROCHET ( )
0 3 CROCKERY
0 0 2 CRONYISMnepotism : relative :: cronyism : friend
nepotism : favoritism :: embezzlement :
fraudn. ( )
0 0
CROON
croon : sing :: murmur : speak
v.
0 0 5 CROPcrop pittance : cultivate = child : nurture
n. : COLLECTION
0 1 CROSSFIRE ,
0 CROUCH 56 v. / :CRINGE
0 1 CROWN
inaugurate : president :: install : official
vt.
0 0 1 CRUCIALperipheral crucial
crucial inconsequentialrelevant : crucial :: perceptible :
obvious(
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0 CRUDE adj.
0 0 5 CRUMBcrumb : bread :: splinter : wood
shard : ceramic :: crumb : cake , ,
0 0 5 CRUMBLEfriable difficult to crumble
friable not easily
crumbled/resistance to be
pulverized
friable : crumble :: malleable : alter
friable : crumbled :: lucid :
comprehended
0 CRUMPLE , ()
0 1 CRUSADE ,
0 1 CRUSADER
0 1 CRUSH: juggernaut = betray : quisling
, ,
0 1 CRUST
0 0 3 CRUTCH 80crutch : walk :: glasses : see
crutch : support :: glasses : seen. /
0 0 0 CRUXcrux pettiness
crux peripheral elementn. ( )
0 3 CRYOGENIC ,
0 0 0 6 CRYPTIC 39cryptic self explanatory cipher : cryptic :: precis : concise
cryptic : perplex :: ?? adj. / :
MYSTERIOUS
0 1 CUBICLE( )
( )
0 0 0 1 CUISINEconnoisseur : art :: gourmet : cuisine
n.
0 0 1
CULINARY,
0 2 CULL to pick out from amongmany; to select; to collect
0 1 CULMINATE 12 to climax; to reach fulleffect
0 1 CULPABILITY: confession = appreciation :
testimonial () ,
0 0 0 1 CULPABLE38
culpable innocent exemplary : imitation :: culpable : blame
adj.
0 CULT , ,
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0 0 1 CULTIVATEcultivate cause to wither
cultivate impedenurture : child :: cultivate : crop
v. : ENCOURAGE
0 1 CULTIVATEDferal cultivated : philistine = punctilious : dawdler
adj. / :
REFINED, EDUCATED
0 0 5 CUMBERSOME 15 easy to handle cumbersome : hinder :: palliative :
mitigateadj. ()
0 1 CUNNINGingenuous cunningartless cunning
: gulled = watchful : waylaid
adj. /
0 1 CURATE ,
0 5 CURATIVE adj.
0 0 5 CURATORranger : forest :: curator : museum
n.
0 0 5 CURBcurb promote to proceed/lack
of restraint
curb goad/spur n/v. /
0 0 0 6 CURMUDGEONcurmudgeon agreeable person
n.
0 1 CURRYsycophant : curry :: surveyor : oversee
v.
0 3 CURSE benediction
, ,
0 0 0 1 CURSORY 48fastidious
easygoing/cursory/uncritical
cursory painstakingly thorough adj. / : HASTY
0 0 3 CURT 20curt : words :: parsimonious :
resource/money adj. / :
TERSE
0 0 0 1 CURTAIL 63protract curtail curtail : period :: enervate : energy
vt.
0
CUSTODIAN, ,
0 0 1 CYCLONEsnow : precipitation :: hurricane :
cyclonen. ()
0 1 CYNIC: trustfulness = ingenue :
sophistication
one who deeply distrusts
human nature; one who
believes humans are
motivated onl b
0 1 CYNICALingenue : sophistication :: cynic :
trustfulnessadj. /
0 1 CYNICISM ( )
0 0 1 DABBLEdabbler dedicated professional
dabbler specialist
dabble specialize
dabble dedicate/devote
dabble : superficial :: ??
vi. ( )
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0 0 DAFTdaft judicious daft : saint :: ??
adj. / :
SILLY, INSANE
0 1 DAGGER 43
0 0 5 DAGUERREOTYP n.
0 0 5 DALLYdally : playful :: ??
vi.
0 0 1 DAMPsere lush/damp
damp amplifytint : suffuse :: damp : quench
abase : prestige :: damp : ardorn/a/v. //[
] : MOISTURE,
HUMIDITY, DAMPNESS
0 1 DAMPED () ,
0 0 1 DAMPENdampen parch/scorch
dampen increase intensity: ardor = alleviate : strength
v. /[
] :
DEADEN
0 0 DANDER n. : ANGER
0 0 5 DANDYmiser : hoard :: dandy : preen
n.
0 DANKdank : moisture :: ??
adj.
0 0 DAPPERunkempt/slovenly dapper
dapper/natty frowzy/slovenlydapper : fastidious :: ??
adj. : NATTY
0 0 6 DAPPLED 16striated : groove :: mottled/dappled :
spotadj.
0 0 1 DAREDEVILprudence : daredevil :: sagacity :
simpleton
daredevil : foolhardiness :: malcontent :
dissatisfaction
adj/n. /
0 DARN (, ) , ,
0 0 5
DART
descend : plummet :: move : dart
v.
0 0 0 1 DAUNT 6dauntless craven/easily
discouraged/pusillanimous
daunting meek
daunt embolden/make
dauntless : trepidation :: footloose :
attachment
dauntless : intimidate :: irrepressible
restrain
v. / :
COW, SUBDUE
0 1 DAUNTLESS 64 craven
: intimidate = irrepressible : restrain , ,
0 0 5 DAWDLE 13hie dawdle dawdler : punctilious :: philistine :
cultivatedv. /
0 2 DAZZLE ,
0 0 1 DEACTIVATEdeactivate potentiate
vt. /
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0 5 DEADENtonic : invigorate :: analgesic : deaden
vt. : BLUNT
0 0 5 DEADPANimpudent : brazen :: deadpan :
impassive(=)adj.
0 1 DEAFENING 52: loud = heartrending : sad
0 0 0 1 DEARTH 45copiousness dearthspate dearth
plethora dearth n. / : LACK
0 0 2 DEBACLE landslide
, ,
0 1 DEBARK: ship = unload : truck =disembark , (,
, )
0 0 0 5 DEBASEdebase ennoble debase : value :: attenuate : force
enervation : vitality :: debasement : value
debase : status :: lower : heightv. (,)
0 1 DEBAUCHERY 71 wild living; excessiveintemperance
0 0 0 5 DEBILITATE 25debilitate invigorate/fortify attenuate : thickness :: debilitate :
strengthvt. : ENFEEBLE
0 1 DEBRIEF ,
0 0 1 DEBRISdebris : destroy :: ash : burn
n.
0 0 0 1 DEBUNKdebunk shroud
debunk unexposed
debunk affirm/perpetuate to
sham
v. () /
0 0 1 DEBUTdebut farewell performance debut : career :: embark : journey
n.
0 0 1 DECADENCEdecadence wholesomeness
n. /
0 1
DECADENT
decaying or decayed,
especially in terms of
morals
0 0 6 DECANTsubterfuge : deceive :: decantation :
pourvt. ()
0 DECENCY , ,
0 1 DECENTRALIZE v. ( )
0 0 1 DECIBEL
decibel : sound :: volt : electricity
n.
0 1 DECIMATE to kill or destroy a largepart of
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0 0 1 DEFYdefy not challenge/obey
acquiesce defy vt. () :
DARE
0 0 1 DEGENERATE ; , ; ,
0 1 DEGRADEto lower in dignity or
status; to corrupt; to
deteriorate
0 0 1 DEHYDRATEreconstitute dehydrate abraded : friction :: desiccated :
dehydration
dehydrate : water :: wither : vitality
dehydrate : water :: fade : brightness
vt. /
0 1 DEHYDRATION: desiccated = friction : abraded
0 1 DEIFICATIONdeify speak with contempt
deification debasementn.
0 1 DEIFY 79
speak with contempt
0 0 1 DEIGN ()
0 0 1 DEITY ,
0 0 DEJECTdejection jocundity
deject gladden
dejected exultant
mollify : anger :: heart : dejection
dejected : embarrassment :: ??vt.
0 1 DEJECTED exultant
depressed; disheartened
0 1 DELECTABLE loathsome
delightful; delicious
0 1 DELEGATE ; ,
0 6 DELEGATIONdelegation : represented :: ??
n.[]
0 0 0 5
DELETERIOUS
deleterious beneficial
deleterious salutary/salubrious
wholesome deleteriousadj. /
0 0 1 DELIBERATE 47impetuous deliberate
hasty deliberate
hasty characterized by
deliberation
apophasis : claim :: caprice : deliberate
adj.
0 1 DELIBERATION: capricious = maturity : callow
,
0 0 1 DELICACYhusky delicate
delicacy crudityingenuous : guile :: delicate : offense
n. // :
FINENESS
0 1 DELIMIT
0 0 1 DELINEATE ,
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0 0 5 DELINQUENT adj.
0 0 5 DELIRIUMcoma : unconsciousness :: delirium :
confusionn. /
0 0 0 6 DELUDE 40transparent delusive delusion : thought :: hallucination :
perception vt. / :
DECEIVE, TRICK
0 0 0 1 DELUGE 27deluge drizzle rain : deluge :: wind : hurricane
droplet : deluge :: pebble : landsliden.
0 0 0 5 DELVEquaff : sip :: delve : skim
scrutinize :: glossv.
0 1 DEMAGOGIC
0 0 0 5 DEMAGOGUEdemagogue : instruct :: ??
n.
0 1 DEMANDING: satisfied = vigilant : entrapped
,
('=arduous)
0 1 DEMEAN , ,
0 1 DEMEANOR behavior; manner
0 0 DEMISEappropriate demise
n/v. / : DIE,
DECEASE
0 0 0 1 DEMOGRAPHY 93demography : population :: meteorology
: weathern.
0 1 DEMOLISH ,
0 0 1 DEMOLITIONrecycle : disposal :: rehabilitate :
demolitionn.
0 1
DEMONSTRABLE
demonstrable unable to prove
adj.
0 2 DEMONSTRATABL
0 2 DEMONSTRATIVE ,
0 0 DEMORALIZEdemoralize invigorate dispirit : morale :: enervate : strength
vt. / :
DISCOURAGE, DISPIRIT
0
DEMOTE
0 0 6 DEMOTICdemotic profound
adj.
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0 0 0 DEMUR 35accede demur
demur acceptdemur : qualms :: waver : irresoluteness
demur : doubt :: waver : irresoluteness v. / /
0 DEMURE shy; reserved; sedate
0 0 1 DEMYSTIFYdemystify obfuscate
vt. /
0 1 DEN n.
0 0 DENIGRATE 38 honor
vt. / : DEFAME
cf)benignant
0 1 DENIZEN inhabitant
0 0 1 DENOMINATION , (, , )
0 1 DENOTE to signify; to indicate; tomark
0 0 6 DENOUEMENTjoke : punch line :: plot : denouement
n.
0 0 0 DENOUNCE 38denounce embrace
condone denounceadmonish : denounce :: punish :
pillory(
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0 1 DEPORT , ()
0 5 DEPORTATION salutation deportation : country :: eviction :
dwellingn.
0 0 0 5 DEPOSEperjure depose
vt.
0 0 5 DEPOSITION process of eroding : perjury = false swearing : oath
, , () , ,
0 3 DEPOSITORY ,
0 3 DEPRAVE ()
0 0 0 6 DEPRAVITYdoldrums : energy :: depravity : virtue
n. /
0 0 0 DEPRECATE 38laud deprecate
tout deprecate
vaunt deprecate
laud : deprecated :: ??
depreciation : value :: ossification :
flexibility
vt. / :
BELITTLE, DISPARAGE
0 0 DEPRECIATEfawn : hauteur :: self-depreciate :
swagger
imperious : fawn :: swaggering : self-
depreciate
v.
0 1 DEPREDATE to prey upon; to plunder
0 1 DEPRESSprotuberant depressed depressant : mood :: ??
vt. /
0 0 6 DEPRIVATIONdeprivation surfeit
n. /
0 3 DEPUTY ;
0 0 5 DERACINATEderacinate plant
vt. : UPROOT
0 1
DERANGED17 ,
0 0 0 6 DERELICTderelict pillar of society stickler : derelict :: poseur : unaffec
