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The lowest point of something, like a valley or an economic decline. Synonyms: dip, low point, depression
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To dig or push through something with force. Synonyms: till, furrow, carve
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A feeling that something is true without proof. Synonyms: intuition, gut feeling, instinct
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To suggest something without saying it directly. Synonyms: hint, suggest, indicate
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Something confused or unclear, often in speech or text. Synonyms: distorted, jumbled, unclear
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To hesitate or be uncertain, or to shake slightly. Synonyms: hesitate, falter, quiver
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To stay on the surface of water or in the air without sinking. Synonyms: Drift, glide, hover, bob
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To make someone annoyed or angry. Synonyms: Irritate, provoke, annoy, enrage
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Something dark, depressing, or hopeless. Synonyms: Gloomy, bleak, dreary, miserable
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Something stretched tight or tense. Synonyms: Tight, stretched, rigid, firm
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A feeling of dislike or disrespect toward something. Synonyms: Contempt, scorn, disregard, arrogance
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Legal responsibility or control over someone or something. Synonyms: Guardianship, supervision, detention, care
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Someone who is mentally unstable or behaves crazily. Synonyms: Insane, unhinged, crazy, lunatic
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A small tap or valve that controls the flow of liquid. Synonyms: Faucet, tap, valve, nozzle
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Shocked or disgusted by something bad. Synonyms: Horrified, shocked, disgusted, outraged
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To feel or show great happiness. Synonyms: Celebrate, exult, cheer, delight
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A metal pin for fastening things or something that captures full attention. Synonyms: Fasten, secure, captivate, grip
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A place where stone is dug up, or an animal being hunted. Synonyms: Pit, excavation, prey, target
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An action taken to prevent harm or danger. Synonyms: Safeguard, protection, measure, warning
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A small problem or a way to attach something. Synonyms: Snag, obstacle, hook, delay
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The upper part of the leg or hip, often referring to animals. Synonyms: Hip, thigh, rump, flank
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To make a high, complaining noise because of discomfort or unhappiness. Synonyms: Complain, moan, gripe, protest
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A miserable or wicked person. Synonyms: Outcast, villain, scoundrel, pauper
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Rotten, disgusting, or morally corrupt. Synonyms: Rotten, foul, decayed, rancid
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To make something less severe or painful. Synonyms: ease, relieve, lessen
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To attract or tempt someone into doing something. Synonyms: lure, tempt, attract
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To feel or show smug satisfaction, often at someone else's failure. Synonyms: brag, boast, smirk
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Feeling sleepy or sluggish. Synonyms: sluggish, dozy, groggy, lethargic
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Cut something quickly and cleanly. Synonyms: trim, clip, shear, cut
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Synonyms: tight, fitted, cozy, warm
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Synonyms: promise, vow, oath, guarantee
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Something dirty, immoral, or dishonorable. Synonyms: vile, filthy, corrupt, sleazy
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Something very bad, unpleasant, or scary. Synonyms: terrible, awful, dreadful, nasty
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Someone or something that won’t stop or give up. Synonyms: persistent, determined, relentless, forceful
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Speaking in a harsh, critical, or mocking way. Synonyms: harshly, bitterly, severely, sharply
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Interrupting someone’s conversation or actions in an annoying way. Synonyms: interrupt, intrude, meddle, interfere
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Your fate, situation, or destiny in life.
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Generally speaking, without focusing on small details. Synonyms: Overall, in general, on the whole, broadly speaking
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To reply in a rude or disrespectful way. Synonyms: Talk back, retort, snap back, sass
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To suddenly stop or end something. Synonyms: End, cut off, interrupt, terminate
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To stop working, collapse, or become emotionally overwhelmed. Synonyms: Malfunction, fail, collapse, give out
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To return something, revive an old trend, or make someone remember. Synonyms: restore, recall, return, reintroduce
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To reduce, cause someone to feel worse, or make something collapse. Synonyms: lower, depress, topple, weaken
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To require, demand, or request something. Synonyms: demand, require, request, need
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To cancel or stop something from happening. Synonyms: cancel, abort, halt, discontinue
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To continue doing something despite difficulties. Synonyms: continue, proceed, persist, keep going
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To succeed in doing something difficult or to take something away. Synonyms: succeed, achieve, manage, steal
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To succeed in doing something difficult or to take something away. Synonyms: succeed, achieve, manage, steal
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To do or complete something, especially a plan or an order. Synonyms: execute, perform, accomplish, implement
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To enter a place or to arrive. Synonyms: enter, arrive, appear
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To fall, decrease, or move to a lower level. Synonyms: drop, descend, lower
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To complete something missing or take someone’s place. Synonyms: replace, complete, substitute
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To make something full, especially with liquid or people. Synonyms: refill, load, pack
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To hand out something for free or reveal a secret. Synonyms: donate, reveal, betray
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To stop resisting and accept something. Synonyms: surrender, yield, submit
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To review or examine something carefully. Synonyms: review, check, examine
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Used to say that without someone or something, a situation would be different. Synonyms: without him, if not for him, if hasn't been for him
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hasn't
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Used to encourage someone to try something. Synonyms: try, attempt, give it a shot
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Part of the face OR rude and disrespectful behavior. Synonyms: Face (for anatomy), sass, disrespect, impudence (for attitude)
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To move in a slow, purposeful direction. Synonyms: Proceed, journey, make one’s way, meander
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A place or way for something to flow out, whether electricity, emotions, or products. Synonyms: Socket (for electricity), escape, release, store (for sales)
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To rise or build up, especially emotions or liquid. Synonyms: Fill up, rise, swell, surge
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To complain in a low, muttering voice. Synonyms: Mutter, complain, murmur, gripe
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To twist or squirm, often from pain or distress. Synonyms: Squirm, twist, contort, thrash
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A careless or foolish mistake. Synonyms: Error, slip-up, mistake, gaffe
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A group of things made or collected together at the same time. Synonyms: Set, group, collection, load
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So confused or surprised that you don’t know what to do. Synonyms: Stunned, bewildered, perplexed, flustered
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Shriveled, wrinkled, or dried up, often from age. Synonyms: Shrunken, withered, aged, gnarled
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A small mass of something, like a bump or clump. Synonyms: Bump, clump, chunk, mass
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To mix or socialize with others. Synonyms: Mix, interact, socialize, blend
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To dive or fall quickly, or to suddenly start something. Synonyms: Dive, drop, fall, leap
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To go directly to something in the fastest way. Synonyms: Direct route, straight line, shortcut
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Hot and humid, especially in a way that makes it uncomfortable. Synonyms: Muggy, humid, sticky, oppressive
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Something that is not finished yet and is waiting to be completed. Synonyms: Awaiting, unresolved, upcoming, undecided
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Feeling nervous, confused, or stressed, especially under pressure. Synonyms: Anxious, rattled, overwhelmed, nervous
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Loud, aggressive talk or strong wind making a lot of noise. Synonyms: Boasting, bragging, blabbing, gale, gust
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To grow or develop quickly. Synonyms: flourish, expand, thrive
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Used to express duty or advice. Synonyms: should, must, supposed to
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A slight idea or suspicion about something. Synonyms: hint, clue, suspicion
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Feeling overly proud of yourself in an annoying way. Synonyms: self-satisfied, conceited, arrogant
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A very messy and untidy person. Synonyms: messy, unkempt, untidy
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A machine or device used at home, usually electrical. Synonyms: device, gadget, machine
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Thinking deeply, often in a serious or sad way. Synonyms: thoughtful, reflective, contemplative
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Something on the outside or far from the center. Synonyms: external, outside, peripheral
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Help or advantage that makes it easier to succeed. Synonyms: boost, advantage, head start
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A rough, deep, or unfriendly voice or attitude. Synonyms: harsh, brusque, curt
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To stop something from being expressed or happening. Synonyms: suppress, hold back, choke, restrain
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To move quickly with short steps or to ruin something. Synonyms: scurry, dash, ruin, destroy
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Something dirty, dark, or poorly maintained. Synonyms: shabby, grimy, dull, filthy
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To become weaker or less intense. Synonyms: subside, diminish, lessen, decline
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A chair that rocks back and forth, or a person who loves/plays rock music. Synonyms: rocking chair, rock fan, headbanger
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To throw something with force or casually. Synonyms: toss, throw, hurl
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A snide comment is rude and meant to hurt or mock someone. Synonyms: sarcastic, mocking, scornful
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A furtive action is secret and meant to avoid attention. Synonyms: secretive, sneaky, stealthy
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A pantry is a small room or closet where food and kitchen items are stored. Synonyms: larder, food cupboard, storage room
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Slump means a sudden drop or to fall heavily due to tiredness or sadness. Synonyms: collapse, decline, droop, crash
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Doing something without wanting to. Synonyms: reluctantly, unwillingly, hesitantly, resentfully
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