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00002738 00 a 02 unable 0 not_able 0 002 = 03601639 n 0000 ! 00002403 a 0101 | not having the necessary means or skill or know-how; usu followed by "to": "unable to get to town without a car"; "unable to obtain funds"
00002958 00 a 02 abaxial 0 dorsal 4 001 ! 00003161 a 0101 | (biol) facing away from the axis of an organ or organism: "the abaxial surface of a leaf is the underside or side facing away from the stem"
00003161 00 a 02 adaxial 0 ventral 4 001 ! 00002958 a 0101 | (biol) nearest to or facing toward the axis of an organ or organism: "the upper side of a leaf is known as the adaxial surface"
00003352 00 a 02 abducent 0 abducting 0 001 ! 00003511 a 0101 | (physiol) esp of muscles: drawing away from the midline of the body or from an adjacent part
00003511 00 a 03 adducent 0 adductive 0 adducting 0 001 ! 00003352 a 0101 | (physiol) esp of muscles: bringing together or drawing toward the midline of the body or toward an adjacent part
00003702 00 a 01 aborning 0 004 & 00003959 a 0000 & 00004114 a 0000 & 00004233 a 0000 ! 00004339 a 0101 | in the process of being born or beginning: "our own revolutionary war almost died aborning through lack of popular support"- William Randolph Hearst
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00004589 00 s 01 declining(a) 0 001 & 00004339 a 0000 | drawing to an end: "his declining years"
00004688 00 s 02 expiring(a) 0 moribund 0 001 & 00004339 a 0000 | on the point of death; breathing one's last: "a moribund patient"; "the expiring man was carried home by his two friends"
00004878 00 s 01 last 0 001 & 00004339 a 0000 | occurring at the time of death: "his last words"; "the last rites"
00004995 00 a 01 abridged 0 005 & 00005197 a 0000 & 00005271 a 0000 & 00005359 a 0000 ^ 01097554 a 0000 ! 00005415 a 0101 | (used of texts) shortened by condensing or rewriting: "an abridged version"
00005197 00 s 01 condensed 0 001 & 00004995 a 0000 | "a condensed book"
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00005415 00 a 01 unabridged 0 003 & 00005659 a 0000 & 00005560 a 0000 ! 00004995 a 0101 | (used of texts) not shortened: "an unabridged novel"
00005560 00 s 03 complete 0 full-length 0 uncut 0 001 & 00005415 a 0000 | "the full-length play"
00005659 00 s 01 comprehensive 0 001 & 00005415 a 0000 | being the most complete of its class: "an unabridged dictionary"
00005783 00 a 01 absolute 0 008 & 00006145 a 0000 & 00006264 a 0000 & 00006385 a 0000 & 00006463 a 0000 & 00006560 a 0000 & 00006779 a 0000 ! 00006871 a 0101 & 00006051 a 0000 | perfect or complete or pure: "absolute loyalty"; "absolute silence"; "absolute alcohol"
00006051 00 s 02 dead 0 utter 0 001 & 00005783 a 0000 | "dead silence"; "utter seriousness"
00006145 00 s 02 implicit 0 unquestioning 0 001 & 00005783 a 0000 | being without doubt or reserve: "implicit trust"
00006264 00 s 01 independent 0 001 & 00005783 a 0000 | not dependent on or conditioned by or relative to anything else
00006385 00 s 01 infinite 0 001 & 00005783 a 0000 | "God's infinite wisdom"
00006463 00 s 03 pure 0 unmixed 0 undiluted 0 001 & 00005783 a 0000 | not mixed: "pure oxygen"
00006560 00 s 01 syntactically_independent 0 001 & 00005783 a 0000 | (grammar) standing apart from a normal syntactical relation with other sentence elements: e.g. "joking apart" in "joking apart, we'd better go now"
00006779 00 s 02 total 0 unqualified 0 001 & 00005783 a 0000 | not limited: "a total ban"
00006871 00 a 01 relative 0 004 & 00007027 a 0000 & 00007165 a 0000 & 00007229 a 0000 ! 00005783 a 0101 | not absolute or complete: "a relative stranger"
00007027 00 s 01 comparative 0 001 & 00006871 a 0000 | having significance only in relation to something else: "a comparative newcomer"
00007165 00 s 02 connected 0 related 0 001 & 00006871 a 0000
00007229 00 s 01 qualifying 0 001 & 00006871 a 0000 | (grammar) referring to or qualifying another sentence element: "relative pronoun"; "relative clause"
00007386 00 a 02 absorbent 0 absorptive 0 006 & 00007640 a 0000 & 00007748 a 0000 & 00007983 a 0000 & 00008034 a 0000 = 03455193 n 0000 ! 00008150 a 0101 | having power or capacity or tendency to absorb or soak up (liquids): "as absorbent as a sponge"
00007640 00 s 02 absorbefacient 0 sorbefacient 0 001 & 00007386 a 0000 | inducing or promoting absorption
00007748 00 s 03 assimilating 0 assimilative 0 assimilatory 0 001 & 00007386 a 0000 | tending to or characterized by or causing assimilation (being absorbed into or incorporated): "an assimilative pattern"; "an assimilative process"
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00008309 00 s 02 repellent 0 resistant 0 001 & 00008150 a 0000 | incapable of absorbing or mixing with: "a water-repellent fabric"; "plastic highly resistant to steam and water"
00008489 00 a 03 adsorbent 0 adsorptive 0 surface-assimilative 0 002 & 00008672 a 0000 ! 00008822 a 0101 | having capacity or tendency to adsorb or cause to accumulate on a surface
00008672 00 s 02 chemisorptive 0 chemosorptive 0 001 & 00008489 a 0000 | have the capacity to adsorb by chemical as contrasted with physical forces
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00008959 00 a 01 absorbable 0 002 & 00009102 a 0000 ! 00009238 a 0101 | capable of being absorbed or taken in through the pores of a surface
00009102 00 s 01 absorbed 0 001 & 00008959 a 0000 | taken in through the pores of a surface: "the absorbed water expanded the sponge"
00009238 00 a 02 adsorbable 0 adsorbate 0 002 & 00009389 a 0000 ! 00008959 a 0101 | capable of being adsorbed or accumulated on a surface of a solid
00009389 00 s 01 adsorbed 0 001 & 00009238 a 0000 | accumulated on a surface of a solid: "a film of adsorbed gas on the charcoal"
00009521 00 a 01 abstemious 0 006 & 00009800 a 0000 & 00009926 a 0000 & 00010232 a 0000 ^ 00986447 a 0000 = 03424863 n 0000 ! 00010336 a 0101 | sparing in eating and drinking: "the pleasures of the table, never of much consequence to one naturally abstemious"- John Galsworthy
00009800 00 s 02 abstinent 0 abstentious 0 001 & 00009521 a 0000 | self-restraining: "not totally abstinent but abstemious"
00009926 00 s 04 ascetic 0 ascetical 0 austere 0 spartan 0 001 & 00009521 a 0000 | practicing great self-denial: "Be systematically ascetic...do...something for no other reason than that you would rather not do it"- William James; "a desert nomad's austere life"; "a spartan diet"; "a spartan existence"
00010232 00 s 02 temperate 0 sparing 0 001 & 00009521 a 0000 | "temperate in his eating and drinking"
00010336 00 a 01 gluttonous 0 010 & 00010722 a 0000 & 00010856 a 0000 & 00011009 a 0000 & 00011263 a 0000 & 00011412 a 0000 & 00011678 a 0000 & 00011746 a 0000 ^ 00985237 a 0000 = 03426069 n 0000 ! 00009521 a 0101 | given to excess in eating or drinking: "over-fed women and their gluttonous husbands"; "a gluttonous debauch"; "a gluttonous appetite for food and praise and pleasure"
00010722 00 s 01 crapulous 1 001 & 00010336 a 0000 | given to gross intemperance in eating or drinking: "a crapulous old reprobate"
00010856 00 s 02 crapulent 0 crapulous 2 001 & 00010336 a 0000 | suffering from excessive eating or drinking: "crapulent sleep"; "a crapulous stomach"
00011009 00 s 07 edacious 0 esurient 0 rapacious 0 ravening 0 ravenous 0 voracious 0 wolfish 0 001 & 00010336 a 0000 | devouring or craving food in great quantities: "edacious vultures"; "a rapacious appetite"; "ravenous as wolves"; "voracious sharks"
00011263 00 s 01 greedy 0 001 & 00010336 a 0000 | wanting to eat or drink more than one can reasonably consume: "don't be greedy with the cookies"
00011412 00 s 05 hoggish 0 piggish 0 piggy 0 porcine 0 swinish 0 001 & 00010336 a 0000 | resembling swine; coarsely gluttonous or greedy: "piggish table manners"; "the piggy fat-cheeked little boy and his porcine pot-bellied father"; "swinish slavering over food"
00011678 00 s 02 overgreedy 0 too-greedy 0 001 & 00010336 a 0000
00011746 00 s 01 scavenging 0 001 & 00010336 a 0000 | searching for and feeding on decaying matter: "scavenging hyenas and vultures"
00011881 00 a 01 abstract 0 007 & 00012381 a 0000 & 00012590 a 0000 ^ 01816836 a 0000 ^ 01519667 a 0000 = 03359573 n 0000 ! 00012797 a 0101 & 00012141 a 0000 | existing only in the mind; separated from embodiment: "abstract words like `truth' and `justice'"
00012141 00 s 03 conceptional 0 ideational 0 notional 0 001 & 00011881 a 0000 | being or of the nature of a notion or concept: "a plan abstract and conceptional"; "to improve notional comprehension"; "a notional response to the question"
00012381 00 s 01 conceptual 0 001 & 00011881 a 0000 | being or characterized by concepts or their formation: "conceptual discussions"; "the schizophrenic loses ability to abstract or do conceptual thinking"
00012590 00 s 01 ideal 0 001 & 00011881 a 0000 | constituting or existing only in the form of an idea or mental image or conception: "a poem or essay may be typical of its period in idea or ideal content"
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00013079 00 s 01 factual 0 001 & 00012797 a 0000 | characterized by fact; not imaginative or theoretical: "the factual aspects of the case"
00013221 00 s 01 objective 0 001 & 00012797 a 0000 | belonging to immediate experience of actual things or events: "concrete benefits"; "a concrete example"; "there is no objective evidence of anything of the kind"
00013438 00 s 02 real 0 tangible 0 001 & 00012797 a 0000 | possible to be treated as fact: "tangible evidence"; "his brief time as Prime Minister brought few real benefits to the poor"
00013625 00 a 01 abundant 0 013 & 00013952 a 0000 & 00014194 a 0000 ^ 00085390 a 0000 & 00014288 a 0000 & 00014435 a 0000 & 00014765 a 0000 & 00014841 a 0000 & 00014974 a 0000 ^ 01550014 a 0000 & 00015032 a 0000 = 03548141 n 0000 ! 00015129 a 0101 & 00014574 a 0000 | present in great quantity: "an abundant supply of water"
00013952 00 s 05 ample 0 copious 1 plenteous 0 plentiful 1 rich 0 001 & 00013625 a 0000 | affording an abundant supply: "had ample food for the party"; "copious provisions"; "food is plentiful"; "a plenteous grape harvest": "a rich supply"
00014194 00 s 01 bumper 0 001 & 00013625 a 0000 | extraordinarily abundent: "a bumper crop"
00014288 00 s 02 copious 2 extensive 0 001 & 00013625 a 0000 | large in number or quantity: "she took copious notes"; "extensive press coverage"
00014435 00 s 01 easy 0 001 & 00013625 a 0000 | (economics) plentiful and therefore at low interest rates; easy to come by: "easy money"
00014574 00 s 07 exuberant 0 lush 0 luxuriant 0 profuse 0 riotous 0 teeming 0 teeming_with(p) 0 001 & 00013625 a 0000 | produced or producing in extreme abundance: "their riotous blooming"
00014765 00 s 03 overabundant 0 plethoric 0 rife 0 001 & 00013625 a 0000
00014841 00 s 01 plentiful 2 001 & 00013625 a 0000 | existing in great number or quantity: "rhinoceroses were once plentiful here"
00014974 00 s 01 superabundant 0 001 & 00013625 a 0000
00015032 00 s 01 torrential 0 001 & 00013625 a 0000 | pouring in abundance: "torrential rains"
00015129 00 a 01 scarce 0 005 & 00015361 a 0000 & 00015473 a 0000 ^ 00086043 a 0000 = 03548141 n 0000 ! 00013625 a 0101 | deficient in quantity or number compared with the demand: "fresh vegetables were scarce during the drought"
00015361 00 s 01 rare 0 001 & 00015129 a 0000 | not widely distributed; not generally occurring: "rare herbs"
00015473 00 s 01 tight 0 001 & 00015129 a 0000 | (economics) affected by scarcity and expensive to borrow: "tight money"; "a tight market"
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00015778 00 s 03 assaulted 0 molested 0 raped 0 001 & 00015614 a 0000 | sexually abused
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00016000 00 s 01 misunderstood 0 001 & 00015614 a 0000 | not given sympathetic understanding: "a sorely misunderstood child"
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00016312 00 s 02 affronted 0 insulted 0 001 & 00016203 a 0000 | treated with insolent and rude language esp openly and intentionally
00016447 00 s 02 maligned 0 reviled 0 001 & 00016203 a 0000 | assailed with contemptuous language
00016547 00 a 01 unabused 2 002 & 00016618 a 0000 ! 00016203 a 0101
00016618 00 s 02 unmaligned 0 unreviled 0 001 & 00016547 a 0000
00016685 00 a 01 acceptable 0 006 & 00016929 a 0000 & 00017043 a 0000 & 00017254 a 0000 ^ 01595212 a 0000 ! 00017314 a 0101 & 00016830 a 0000
00016830 00 s 01 bankable 0 001 & 00016685 a 0000 | acceptable to or at a bank: "bankable funds"
00016929 00 s 01 tolerable 0 001 & 00016685 a 0000 | capable of being endured: "acceptable levels of radiation"
00017043 00 s 02 unexceptionable 0 unimpeachable 0 001 & 00016685 a 0000 | completely acceptable; not open to exception or reproach: "two unexceptionable witnesses"; "this part of the plan is unexceptionable"
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00017443 00 s 02 exceptionable 0 objectionable 0 001 & 00017314 a 0000 | liable to objection or debate; used of something one might take exception to: "a thoroughly unpleasant highly exceptionable piece of writing"; "a word unacceptable in polite society"
00017701 00 s 01 intolerable 0 001 & 00017314 a 0000 | "an unacceptable violation of personal freedom"
00017806 00 a 01 accessible 0 006 & 00017951 a 0000 & 00018139 a 0000 & 00018346 a 0000 ^ 00448786 a 0000 = 03337053 n 0000 ! 00018469 a 0101
00017951 00 s 02 approachable 0 reachable 0 001 & 00017806 a 0000 | capable of being reached or easily approached: "a town accessible by rail"; "approachable from a branch of the Niger"
00018139 00 s 03 come-at-able 0 getatable 0 get-at-able 0 001 & 00017806 a 0000 | capable of being reached or attained: "a very getatable man"; "both oil and coal are there but not in getatable locations"
00018346 00 s 03 convenient 0 handy 0 ready_to_hand(p) 0 001 & 00017806 a 0000 | "found a handy spot for the can opener"
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00018685 00 s 04 backwoods(a) 0 outback(a) 0 out-of-the-way 0 remote 0 001 & 00018469 a 0000
00018781 00 s 01 deserted 0 001 & 00018469 a 0000 | remote from civilization: "the victim was lured to a deserted spot"
00018903 00 s 01 inconvenient 0 001 & 00018469 a 0000 | hard to reach: "the back hall is an inconvenient place for the telephone"
00019186 00 s 02 solitary 0 unfrequented 0 001 & 00018469 a 0000 | separated from others: "a solitary retreat"
00019299 00 s 04 unapproachable 0 unreachable 0 unreached 0 out_of_reach(p) 0 001 & 00018469 a 0000 | inaccessibly located or situated: "an unapproachable chalet high in the mountains"; "an unreachable canyon"; "the unreachable stars"
00019536 00 s 03 un-come-at-able 0 ungetatable 0 un-get-at-able 0 001 & 00018469 a 0000 | difficult to reach
00019647 00 a 02 accommodating 0 accommodative 0 005 & 00019877 a 0000 ^ 00861906 a 0000 ^ 00908906 a 0000 ^ 01045234 a 0000 ! 00020179 a 0101 | helpful or obliging: "the warden was always accommodating in allowing visitors in"
00019877 00 s 02 complaisant 0 obliging 0 001 & 00019647 a 0000 | showing a cheerful willingness to do favors for others: "to close one's eyes like a complaisant husband whose wife has taken a lover"; "the obliging waiter was in no hurry for us to leave"; "made a special effort to be accommodating"
00020179 00 a 02 unaccommodating 0 unobliging 0 002 & 00020270 a 0000 ! 00019647 a 0101
00020270 00 s 02 disobliging 0 uncooperative 0 001 & 00020179 a 0000 | intentionally unaccommodating: "the action was not offensive to him but proved somewhat disobliging"
00020444 00 a 01 accurate 0 009 & 00020771 a 0000 & 00020947 a 0000 & 00021202 a 0000 & 00021376 a 0000 ^ 00468794 a 0000 ^ 00680691 a 0000 ^ 01404218 a 0000 = 03380624 n 0000 ! 00021529 a 0101 | conforming exactly or almost exactly to fact: "an accurate reproduction"; "the accounting was accurate"; "accurate measurements"
00020771 00 s 03 close 0 faithful 0 reliable 0 001 & 00020444 a 0000 | marked by fidelity to an original: "a close translation"; "a faithful rendering of the observed facts"
00020947 00 s 02 dead-on(a) 0 precise 0 001 & 00020444 a 0000 | (informal) precisely accurate and to the point: "a dead-on feel for characterization"; "She avoids big scenes...preferring to rely on small gestures and dead-on dialogue"- Peter S.Prescott
00021202 00 s 02 high-fidelity 0 high-fi 0 001 & 00020444 a 0000 | characterized by minimal distortion in sound reproduction: "a high-fidelity recording"; "a hi-fi system"
00021376 00 s 02 true 0 dead_on_target 0 001 & 00020444 a 0000 | accurately placed or delivered or thrown: "his aim was true"; "he was dead on target"
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00021786 00 s 01 faulty 0 001 & 00021529 a 0000
00021837 00 s 01 unfaithful 0 001 & 00021529 a 0000 | "an unfaithful reproduction"
00021922 00 s 02 wide 0 wide_of_the_mark 0 001 & 00021529 a 0000 | not on target: "the pitch was wide"; "the arrow was wide of the mark"
00022061 00 a 01 accustomed 0 003 & 00022152 a 0000 & 00022293 a 0000 ! 00022539 a 0101
00022152 00 s 04 customary 0 habited 0 habitual 0 wonted(a) 0 001 & 00022061 a 0000 | "her accustomed thoroughness"; "in her wonted place"
00022293 00 s 03 used_to(p) 0 wont_to(p) 0 accustomed_to(p) 0 001 & 00022061 a 0000 | made familiar with: "I've grown accustomed to her face"; "I am used to hitchhiking"; "...was wont to complain that this is a cold world"- Henry David Thoreau
00022539 00 a 01 unaccustomed 0 004 & 00022650 a 0000 & 00022740 a 0000 & 00022820 a 0000 ! 00022061 a 0101
00022650 00 s 01 new_to(p) 0 001 & 00022539 a 0000 | "errors of someone new to the job"
00022740 00 s 01 unusual 0 001 & 00022539 a 0000 | "an unaccustomed pleasure"
00022820 00 s 02 unused_to(p) 0 unaccustomed_to(p) 0 001 & 00022539 a 0000 | "feet unused to shoes"; "unaccustomed to wearing suits"
00022955 00 a 01 acidic 0 004 & 00023066 a 0000 & 00023115 a 0000 ! 00023210 a 0101 ! 00023575 a 0101 | chem
00023066 00 s 01 acid 0 001 & 00022955 a 0000
00023115 00 s 01 acid-forming 0 001 & 00022955 a 0000 | yielding an acid in aqueous solution
00023210 00 a 02 alkaline 0 alkalic 0 005 & 00023351 a 0000 & 00023468 a 0000 & 00023518 a 0000 ! 00023575 a 0101 ! 00022955 a 0101 | chem
00023351 00 s 02 alkalescent 0 alcalescent 0 001 & 00023210 a 0000 | tending to become alkaline; slightly alkaline
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00023518 00 s 01 base-forming 0 001 & 00023210 a 0000
00023575 00 a 02 amphoteric 0 amphiprotic 0 002 ! 00022955 a 0101 ! 00023210 a 0101 | (chem) capable of reacting as either an acid or a base
00023718 00 a 01 acid-loving 0 002 & 00023880 a 0000 ! 00024016 a 0101 | thriving in a relatively acid environment; (esp of plants) requiring a pH well below 7
00023880 00 s 03 acidophilic 0 acidophilous 0 aciduric 0 001 & 00023718 a 0000 | esp of some bacteria: growing well in an acid medium
00024016 00 a 01 alkaline-loving 0 001 ! 00023718 a 0101 | thriving in a relatively alkaline environment; (esp of plants) requiring a pH above 7
00024163 00 a 01 acknowledged 0 008 & 00024346 a 0000 & 00024529 a 0000 & 00024772 a 0000 & 00024871 a 0000 & 00024346 a 0000 ^ 01046914 a 0000 = 08708125 n 0000 ! 00025037 a 0101
00024346 00 s 02 accepted 0 recognized 0 001 & 00024163 a 0000 | generally accepted or recognized as correct or reasonable: "several accepted techniques for treating the condition"
00024529 00 s 05 admitted(a) 0 avowed(a) 0 conceded(a) 0 confessed(a) 0 self-confessed(a) 0 001 & 00024163 a 0000 | "his admitted doubts"; "an avowed Jeffersonian"; "the conceded error"; "a confessed murderer"; "a self-confessed plagiarist"
00024772 00 s 01 declarable 0 001 & 00024163 a 0000 | that must be declared: "declarable income"
00024871 00 s 02 given 0 granted 0 001 & 00024163 a 0000 | acknowledged or assumed as a supposition: "given the engine's condition, it is a wonder that it started"
00025037 00 a 01 unacknowledged 0 007 & 00025204 a 0000 & 00025339 a 0000 ^ 01048587 a 0000 & 00025417 a 0000 = 08708125 n 0000 ! 00024163 a 0101 & 00025270 a 0000
00025204 00 s 02 disowned 0 repudiated 0 001 & 00025037 a 0000
00025270 00 s 01 secret 0 001 & 00025037 a 0000 | "a secret bride"
00025339 00 s 03 unappreciated 0 unsung 0 unvalued 0 001 & 00025037 a 0000
00025417 00 s 01 unrecognized 0 001 & 00025037 a 0000
00025474 00 a 01 acquisitive 0 008 & 00025838 a 0000 & 00025966 a 0000 & 00026397 a 0000 & 00026554 a 0000 & 00026651 a 0000 & 00026991 a 0000 = 03458110 n 0000 ! 00027201 a 0101 | eager to acquire and possess things esp material possessions or ideas: "an acquisitive mind"; "an aquisitive society in which the craving for material things seems never satisfied"
00025838 00 s 01 accumulative 0 001 & 00025474 a 0000 | marked by acquiring or amassing: "we live in an accumulative society"
00025966 00 s 06 avaricious 0 covetous 0 grabby 0 grasping 0 greedy 0 prehensile 0 001 & 00025474 a 0000 | immoderately desirous of acquiring e.g. wealth: "they are avaricious and will do anything for money"; "casting covetous eyes on his neighbor's fields"; "a grasping old miser"; "grasping commercialism"; "greedy for money and power"; "grew richer and greedier"; "prehensile employers stingy with raises for their employees"
00026397 00 s 01 possessive 0 001 & 00025474 a 0000 | desirous of owning: "small children are so possessive they will not let others play with their toys"
00026554 00 s 01 plundering 0 001 & 00025474 a 0000 | given to taking by force what is desired
00026651 00 s 03 predaceous 0 predacious 0 predatory 0 001 & 00025474 a 0000 | living by or given to victimizing others for personal gain: "predatory capitalists"; "a predatory, insensate society in which innocence and decency can prove fatal"- Peter S. Prescott; "a predacious kind of animal--the early geological gangster"- W.E.Swinton
00026991 00 s 03 rapacious 0 ravening 0 voracious 0 001 & 00025474 a 0000 | excessively greedy and grasping: "a rapacious divorcee on the prowl"; "ravening creditors"; "paying taxes to voracious governments"
00027201 00 a 01 unacquisitive 0 002 = 03458110 n 0000 ! 00025474 a 0101
00027277 00 a 01 acropetal 0 001 ! 00027417 a 0101 | (botany) of leaves or flowers: developing or opening in succession from base to apex
00027417 00 a 01 basipetal 0 001 ! 00027277 a 0101 | (botany) of leaves or flowers: developing or opening in succession from apex to base
00027557 00 a 01 active 1 009 & 00027869 a 0000 & 00028051 a 0000 & 00028368 a 0000 ^ 00651412 a 0000 & 00028469 a 0000 ^ 00600496 a 0000 = 03294055 n 0000 ! 00028666 a 0101 & 00028561 a 0000 | characterized by energetic activity: "an active toddler"; "active as a gazelle"; "an active man is a man of action"
00028051 00 s 05 agile 0 light 0 nimble 0 quick 0 spry 0 001 & 00027557 a 0000 | moving quickly and lightly: "sleek and agile as a gymnast"; "the dancer was light and graceful": "as nimble as a deer"; "nimble fingers"; "quick of foot"; "the old dog was so spry it was halfway up the stairs before we could stop it"
00028368 00 s 01 dancing 0 001 & 00027557 a 0000 | moving quickly and excitedly: "on dancing feet"
00028469 00 s 02 hyperactive 0 overactive 0 001 & 00027557 a 0000 | "a hyperactive child"
00028561 00 s 01 lively 0 001 & 00027557 a 0000 | characterized by energetic activity: "a lively baby"
00028666 00 a 01 inactive 1 007 & 00029086 a 0000 & 00029155 a 0000 ^ 00652772 a 0000 & 00029270 a 0000 = 03294055 n 0000 ! 00027557 a 0101 & 00028930 a 0000 | not physically active: "illness forced him to live an inactive life"; "dreamy and inactive by nature"
00028930 00 s 01 dormant 0 001 & 00028666 a 0000 | not active but capable of becoming active: "her feelings of affection are dormant but easily awakened"
00029086 00 s 02 hypoactive 0 underactive 0 001 & 00028666 a 0000
00029155 00 s 04 inert 0 lethargic 0 sluggish 0 torpid 0 001 & 00028666 a 0000 | lacking energy: "a torpid mind"
00029270 00 s 01 sedentary 0 001 & 00028666 a 0000 | used of persons or actions: "forced by illness to lead an inactive life"
00029398 00 a 01 active 8 003 & 00029605 a 0000 & 00029736 a 0000 ! 00029920 a 0101 | engaged in full-time work: "active duty" (military); "though past retirement age he is still active in his profession"
00029605 00 s 01 activated 0 001 & 00029398 a 0000 | (military) set up and placed on active assignment: "a newly activated unit"
00029736 00 s 02 on_duty(p) 0 on-duty(a) 0 001 & 00029398 a 0000 | performing or available for duties: "Naval personnel on duty in Alaska"; "her on-duty hours were 11p.m. to 7 a.m."
00029920 00 a 01 inactive 8 004 & 00030130 a 0000 & 00030301 a 0000 & 00030396 a 0000 ! 00029398 a 0101 | not engated in full-time work: "inactive reserve" (military) ; "an inactive member of the department"
00030130 00 s 02 off_duty(p) 0 off-duty(a) 0 001 & 00029920 a 0000 | not performing or available for duties: "he was off duty when it happened"; "an off-duty policeman"
00030301 00 s 01 on_leave 0 001 & 00029920 a 0000 | absent with permission from work or duty
00030396 00 s 01 retired 0 001 & 00029920 a 0000 | no longer active in one's work or profession
00030494 00 a 01 active 6 006 & 00030869 a 0000 & 00030954 a 0000 = 08568996 n 0000 ! 00031206 a 0101 & 00030754 a 0000 & 00031110 a 0000 | full of activity or engaged in continuous activity: "an active seaport"; "an active bond market"; "an active account"
00030754 00 s 02 bustling 0 busy 0 001 & 00030494 a 0000 | full of activity: "a bustling city"; "a busy seaport"
00030869 00 s 02 going(a) 0 working(a) 0 001 & 00030494 a 0000 | "a going concern"
00030954 00 s 01 in_full_swing(p) 0 001 & 00030494 a 0000 | at the highest level of activity: "for the first time in years the factory was in full swing"
00031110 00 s 02 open 0 ready_for_business(p) 0 001 & 00030494 a 0000 | "the stores are open"
00031206 00 a 01 inactive 3 006 & 00031418 a 0000 & 00031597 a 0000 & 00031717 a 0000 & 00031819 a 0000 = 08570274 n 0000 ! 00030494 a 0101 | being unused or lying idle: "an inactive mine"; "inactive accounts"
00031418 00 s 02 closed 0 shut_down 0 001 & 00031206 a 0000 | "the airport is closed because of the weather"; "the many closed shops and factories made the town look deserted"
00031597 00 s 01 fallow 0 001 & 00031206 a 0000 | of fields; left unseeded during a growing season: "fallow farmland"
00031717 00 s 02 idle 0 unused 0 001 & 00031206 a 0000 | "the machinery sat idle during the strike"
00031819 00 s 01 strikebound 0 001 & 00031206 a 0000 | closed or immobilized by a strike: "a strikebound airline"
00031935 00 a 01 active 2 002 & 00032088 a 0000 ! 00032169 a 0101 | (pathology) tending to become more severe or wider in scope: "active tuberculosis"
00032088 00 s 01 progressive 0 001 & 00031935 a 0000 | "progressive paralysis"
00032169 00 a 01 inactive 2 005 & 00032360 a 0000 & 00032493 a 0000 & 00032653 a 0000 & 00032746 a 0000 ! 00031935 a 0101 | (pathology) not progressing or increasing; or progressing slowly
00032360 00 s 02 arrested 0 in_remission 0 001 & 00032169 a 0000 | having development checked or reversed: "arrested tuberculosis"
00032493 00 s 01 indolent 0 001 & 00032169 a 0000 | of tumors e.g.: slow to heal or develop: "an indolent ulcer"; "leprosy is an indolent infectious disease"
00032653 00 s 01 latent 0 001 & 00032169 a 0000 | not presently active: "latent infection"
00032746 00 s 01 quiescent 0 001 & 00032169 a 0000 | causing no symptoms: "a quiescent tumor"
00032842 00 a 01 active 3 003 & 00033124 a 0000 = 03294055 n 0000 ! 00033225 a 0101 | disposed to take action or effectuate change: "a director who takes an active interest in corporate operations"; "an active antagonism"; "he was active in drawing attention to their grievances"
00033124 00 s 02 activist 0 activistic 0 001 & 00032842 a 0000 | advocating or engaged in activism
00033225 00 a 02 passive 1 inactive 4 003 & 00033472 a 0000 = 03294797 n 0000 ! 00032842 a 0101 | lacking in energy or will: "Much benevolence of the passive order may be traced to a disinclination to inflict pain upon oneself"- George Meredith
00033472 00 s 04 resistless 0 submissive 0 supine 0 unresisting 0 001 & 00033225 a 0000 | "resistless hostages"; "No other colony showed such supine, selfish helplessness in allowing her own border citizens to be mercilessly harried"- Theodore Roosevelt
00033728 00 a 02 active 5 activated 4 003 & 00033857 a 0000 & 00033994 a 0000 ! 00034131 a 0101 | producing activity or change
00033857 00 s 01 adrenergic 0 001 & 00033728 a 0000 | producing or activated by epinephrine or adrenaline: "an adrenergic nerve fiber"
00033994 00 s 01 surface-active 0 001 & 00033728 a 0000 | capable of lowering the surface tension of a liquid; used esp. of detergents
00034131 00 a 01 counteractive 0 008 & 00034384 a 0000 & 00034482 a 0000 & 00034626 a 0000 & 00034719 a 0000 & 00034806 a 0000 & 00034911 a 0000 & 00035031 a 0000 ! 00033728 a 0101 | opposing or neutralizing or mitigating an effect by contrary action
00034384 00 s 01 antacid 0 001 & 00034131 a 0000 | acting to neutralize acid esp in the stomach
00034482 00 s 02 ant 0 anti 0 001 & 00034131 a 0000 | (prefix) opposite or opposing or neutralizing: "antacid"; "antihistamine"; "antifreeze"
00034626 00 s 01 antidotal 0 001 & 00034131 a 0000 | counteracting the effects of a poison
00034719 00 s 01 antiphlogistic 0 001 & 00034131 a 0000 | counteracting inflammation
00034806 00 s 01 countervailing 1 001 & 00034131 a 0000 | acting against with equal force or influence
00034911 00 s 04 countervailing 2 offsetting 0 compensatory 0 compensative 0 001 & 00034131 a 0000 | compensating for
00035031 00 s 01 opposing 0 001 & 00034131 a 0000 | acting in opposition to: "the opposing sector of the same muscle group"
00035157 00 a 01 active 4 005 & 00035298 a 0000 & 00035372 a 0000 = 08568996 n 0000 ! 00035448 a 0101 ! 00035655 a 0101 | of e.g. volcanos
00035298 00 s 03 alive(p) 0 eruptive 0 live(a) 0 001 & 00035157 a 0000
00035372 00 s 01 erupting(a) 0 001 & 00035157 a 0000 | currently erupting
00035448 00 a 02 dormant 0 inactive 5 004 & 00035605 a 0000 = 08571594 n 0000 ! 00035655 a 0101 ! 00035157 a 0101 | of e.g. volcanos; temporarily inactive
00035605 00 s 01 quiet 0 001 & 00035448 a 0000
00035655 00 a 02 extinct 2 inactive 6 004 & 00035812 a 0000 = 08571167 n 0000 ! 00035157 a 0101 ! 00035448 a 0101 | of e.g. volcanos; permanently inactive
00035812 00 s 02 dead 0 extinguished 0 001 & 00035655 a 0000
00035876 00 a 01 active 9 001 ! 00035951 a 0101 | (grammar) active voice
00035951 00 a 01 passive 2 001 ! 00035876 a 0101 | (grammar) passive voice
00036028 00 a 01 active 7 002 & 00036164 a 0000 ! 00036303 a 0101 | exerting influence or producing an effect: "an active ingredient"
00036164 00 s 01 activated 0 001 & 00036028 a 0000 | rendered active; as e.g. radioactive or luminescent or photosensitive or conductive
00036303 00 a 01 inactive 7 002 & 00036408 a 0000 ! 00036028 a 0101 | not active or exerting influence
00036408 00 s 01 quiescent 0 001 & 00036303 a 0000 | "the quiescent level of centimeter wave-length solar radiation"
00036527 00 a 02 actual 0 existent 4 003 & 00036770 a 0000 = 08539873 n 0000 ! 00036893 a 0101 | presently existing in fact and not merely potential or possible: "the predicted temperature and the actual temperature were markedly different"
00036770 00 s 01 actualized 0 001 & 00036527 a 0000 | changed from potential to actual: "saw his worst fears actualized"
00036893 00 a 02 potential 0 possible 4 003 & 00037076 a 0000 = 08744574 n 0000 ! 00036527 a 0101 | existing in possibility: "a potential problem"; "possible uses of nuclear poser"
00037076 00 s 01 latent 0 001 & 00036893 a 0000 | not presently evident or realized: "a latent fingerprint"; "latent talent"
00037203 00 a 02 acute 0 severe 2 002 & 00037454 a 0000 ! 00037585 a 0101 | having or experiencing a rapid onset and short but severe course: "acute appendicitis"; "the acute phase of the illness"; "an acute lack of research funds"; "acute patients
00037454 00 s 01 critical 0 001 & 00037203 a 0000 | of immediate importance and consequence: "a critical lack of research funds"
00037585 00 a 01 chronic 0 003 & 00037817 a 0000 & 00038015 a 0000 ! 00037203 a 0101 | being long-lasting and recurrent or characterized by long suffering: "chronic indigestion"; "a chronic shortage of funds"; "a chronic invalid"
00037817 00 s 02 degenerative 0 progressive 0 001 & 00037585 a 0000 | of illness; marked by gradual deteriation of organs and cells along with loss of function: "degenerative diseases of old age"
00038015 00 s 01 prolonged 0 001 & 00037585 a 0000 | of illness; developing slowly or of long duration
00038120 00 a 01 virulent 0 003 & 00038313 a 0000 & 00038209 a 0000 ! 00038420 a 0101
00038209 00 s 01 highly_infective 0 001 & 00038120 a 0000 | of a microorganism: "a virulent organism"
00038313 00 s 01 deadly 0 001 & 00038120 a 0000 | of a disease; having a rapid course and violent effect
00038420 00 a 01 avirulent 0 001 ! 00038120 a 0101 | not virulent
00038488 00 a 02 adaptive 0 adaptative 0 003 & 00038663 a 0000 ! 00038852 a 0101 & 00038795 a 0000 | having a capacity for adaptation: "the adaptive coloring of a chameleon
00038663 00 s 02 accommodative 0 reconciling 0 001 & 00038488 a 0000 | tending to reconcile or accommodate; bringing into harmony
00038795 00 s 01 adaptational 0 001 & 00038488 a 0000
00038852 00 a 01 maladaptive 0 003 & 00038971 a 0000 & 00039135 a 0000 ! 00038488 a 0101 | showing faulty adaptation
00038971 00 s 02 dysfunctional 0 nonadaptive 0 001 & 00038852 a 0000 | (of a trait or condition) failing to serve an adjustive purpose: "dysfunctional behavior"
00039135 00 s 01 maladjustive 0 001 & 00038852 a 0000
00039192 00 a 01 added 0 010 & 00039404 a 0000 & 00039513 a 0000 & 00039771 a 0000 & 00039961 a 0000 & 00040097 a 0000 & 00040227 a 0000 & 00040455 a 0000 & 00040631 a 0000 & 00040806 a 0000 ! 00041017 a 0101
00039404 00 s 01 accessorial 0 001 & 00039192 a 0000 | "accessorial services included sorting and packing"
00039513 00 s 03 additional 0 further(a) 0 more(a) 0 001 & 00039192 a 0000 | used with mass nouns: "takes on added significance"; "asked for additional help"; "we have further information"; "there will be further delays"; "kids have more fun than anybody"
00039771 00 s 02 another(a) 0 other(a) 0 001 & 00039192 a 0000 | used with count nouns: "another cup of coffee"; "another chance"; "I have no other shoes"; "there are other possibilities"
00039961 00 s 01 else(ip) 0 001 & 00039192 a 0000 | additional or more: "would you like anything else?"; "I have nothing else to say"
00040097 00 s 01 extra 0 001 & 00039192 a 0000 | more than usual or expected: "brought in extra help"; "an extra pair of shoes"
00040227 00 s 01 intercalary 0 001 & 00039192 a 0000 | added to or having an addition to the calendar to make the calender year correspond to the solar year: "Feb. 29 is an intercalary day"; "leap year is an intercalary year"
00040455 00 s 01 superimposed 0 001 & 00039192 a 0000 | added or imposed without integrating: "the superimposed symbolism lacked validity"; "superimposed periodic variation"
00040631 00 s 02 supplementary 0 supplemental 0 001 & 00039192 a 0000 | added to complete or make up a deficiency: "produced supplementary volumes"; "supplementary reading"
00040806 00 s 01 value-added 0 001 & 00039192 a 0000 | being or pertaining to something added to a product to increase its value or price: "software supplied by a value-added distributor"; "a value-added tax"
00041017 00 a 02 subtracted 0 deducted 0 001 ! 00039192 a 0101 | taken away
00041095 00 a 01 addicted 0 004 & 00041202 a 0000 & 00041347 a 0000 & 00041479 a 0000 ! 00041583 a 0101
00041202 00 s 02 alcoholic 0 alcohol-dependent 0 001 & 00041095 a 0000 | addicted to alcohol: "alcoholic expatriates in Paris"- Carl Van Doren
00041347 00 s 03 chronic 0 habitual 0 inveterate(a) 0 001 & 00041095 a 0000 | having a habit of long standing: "a chronic smoker"
00041479 00 s 05 dependent 0 dependant 0 drug-addicted 0 hooked 0 strung-out 0 001 & 00041095 a 0000
00041583 00 a 01 unaddicted 0 002 & 00041656 a 0000 ! 00041095 a 0101
00041656 00 s 02 clean 0 straight 0 001 & 00041583 a 0000
00041717 00 a 01 additive 0 004 & 00041886 a 0000 & 00042176 a 0000 ! 00042244 a 0101 & 00042078 a 0000 | characterized or produced by addition: "an additive process"
00041886 00 s 02 accumulative 0 cumulative 0 001 & 00041717 a 0000 | increasing by successive addition: "the benefits are cumulative"; "the eventual accumulative effect of these substances"
00042078 00 s 02 addable 0 addible 0 001 & 00041717 a 0000 | capable of being added or added to
00042176 00 s 02 summational 0 summative 0 001 & 00041717 a 0000
00042244 00 a 01 subtractive 0 002 & 00042385 a 0000 ! 00041717 a 0101 | constituting or involving subtraction: "a subtractive correction"
00042385 00 s 01 reductive 0 001 & 00042244 a 0000 | characterized by or causing diminution or curtailment: "their views of life were reductive and depreciabory"_ R.H.Rovere
00042561 00 a 01 addressed 0 003 & 00042687 a 0000 & 00042789 a 0000 ! 00042914 a 0101 | of mail: marked with a destination
00042687 00 s 01 directed 0 001 & 00042561 a 0000 | "I throw away all mail addressed to `resident'"
00042789 00 s 01 self-addressed 0 001 & 00042561 a 0000 | "Enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope with all submissions"
00042914 00 a 01 unaddressed 0 001 ! 00042561 a 0101 | not addressed: "an unaddressed envelope"
00043012 00 a 01 adequate 0 004 & 00043254 a 0000 ^ 01595212 a 0000 = 03374309 n 0000 ! 00043445 a 0101 | meeting the requirements esp of a task: "she had adequate training"; "her training was adequate"; "more than adequate as a secretary"
00043254 00 s 05 adequate_to(p) 0 capable 0 competent 0 equal_to(p) 0 up_to(p) 0 001 & 00043012 a 0000 | meeting the requirements of e.g. a task: "adequate to the job"; "equal to the task"
00043445 00 a 01 inadequate 0 006 & 00043685 a 0000 & 00043901 a 0000 & 00044102 a 0000 ^ 01596512 a 0000 = 03374309 n 0000 ! 00043012 a 0101 | not meeting the requirements esp of a task: "inadequate training"; "the staff was inadequate"
00043685 00 s 03 deficient 0 lacking(p) 0 wanting(p) 0 001 & 00043445 a 0000 | inadequate in amount or degree: "a deficient education"; "deficient in common sense"; "lacking in stamina"; "tested and found wanting"
00043901 00 s 04 inadequate_to(p) 0 incapable 0 incompetent 0 unequal_to(p) 0 001 & 00043445 a 0000 | not meeting requirements: "she was inadequate to the job"; "unequal to the demands put upon him"
00044102 00 s 04 short-handed 0 short-staffed 0 undermanned 0 understaffed 0 001 & 00043445 a 0000 | inadequate in number of workers or assistants etc.: "they're rather short-handed at the moment"; "overcrowded and understaffed hospitals"
00044343 00 a 01 adhesive 0 012 & 00044594 a 0000 & 00044647 a 0000 & 00044719 a 0000 & 00044837 a 0000 & 00044963 a 0000 & 00045054 a 0000 & 00045175 a 0000 & 00045232 a 0000 & 00045283 a 0000 & 00045362 a 0000 & 00045491 a 0000 ! 00045563 a 0101
00044594 00 s 01 adherent 0 001 & 00044343 a 0000
00044647 00 s 02 agglutinate 0 agglutinative 0 001 & 00044343 a 0000
00044719 00 s 01 bondable 0 001 & 00044343 a 0000 | capable of holding together or cohering; as particles in a mass
00045175 00 s 02 gooey 0 icky 0 001 & 00044343 a 0000
00045232 00 s 01 gummed 0 001 & 00044343 a 0000
00045283 00 s 04 pitchy 0 resinous 0 resiny 0 tarry 0 001 & 00044343 a 0000
00045362 00 s 01 self-sealing 0 001 & 00044343 a 0000 | sealable without the application of moisture: "self-sealing envelopes"
00045491 00 s 01 stick-on 0 001 & 00044343 a 0000 | "stick-on labels"
00045563 00 a 01 nonadhesive 0 003 & 00045655 a 0000 & 00045724 a 0000 ! 00044343 a 0101
00045655 00 s 02 nonglutinous 0 nonviscid 0 001 & 00045563 a 0000
00045724 00 s 01 ungummed 0 001 & 00045563 a 0000
00045777 00 a 02 adjective 0 procedural 0 001 ! 00045926 a 0101 | (law) applying to methods of enforcement and rules of procedure: "adjective law"
00045926 00 a 02 substantive 0 essential 4 001 ! 00045777 a 0101 | (law) applying to essential legal principles and rules of right: "substantive law"
00046078 00 a 01 adoptable 0 001 ! 00046201 a 0101 | suitable or eligible for adoption: "a shortage of adoptable babies"
00046201 00 a 01 unadoptable 0 001 ! 00046078 a 0101 | difficult to place in an adoptive home
00046297 00 a 02 adorned 0 decorated 4 034 & 00046955 a 0000 & 00047155 a 0000 & 00047249 a 0000 & 00047455 a 0000 & 00047549 a 0000 & 00047790 a 0000 & 00047872 a 0000 & 00047948 a 0000 ^ 00335530 a 0000 & 00048133 a 0000 & 00048244 a 0000 & 00048523 a 0000 & 00048614 a 0000 & 00048719 a 0000 & 00048775 a 0000 & 00049043 a 0000 & 00049176 a 0000 & 00049282 a 0000 & 00049390 a 0000 & 00049497 a 0000 & 00049596 a 0000 & 00049691 a 0000 & 00049742 a 0000 & 00049867 a 0000 & 00049949 a 0000 & 00050129 a 0000 & 00050247 a 0000 & 00050426 a 0000 & 00050514 a 0000 & 00050755 a 0000 ^ 01368046 a 0000 ! 00050858 a 0101 & 00048025 a 0000 & 00050612 a 0000
00046955 00 s 0b beaded 0 beady 0 bejeweled 0 bejewelled 0 bespangled 0 gemmed 0 jeweled 0 jewelled 0 sequined 0 spangled 0 spangly 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | covered with beads or jewels or sequins
00047155 00 s 01 bedaubed 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | ornamented in a vulgar or showy fashion
00047249 00 s 03 bespectacled 0 monocled 0 spectacled 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | wearing, or having the face adorned with, eyeglasses or an eyeglass: "a bespectacled grandmother"; "the monocled gentleman"
00047455 00 s 01 braided 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | adorned with braid: "his braided collar"
00047549 00 s 03 brocaded 0 embossed 1 raised 1 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | embellished with a raised pattern created by pressure or embroidery: "brocaded silk"; "an embossed satin"; "embossed leather"; "raised needlework"; "raised metalwork"
00047790 00 s 01 buttony 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | ornamented with many buttons
00047872 00 s 01 carbuncled 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | set with carbuncles
00047948 00 s 03 champleve 0 cloisonne 0 enameled 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000
00048025 00 s 03 clinquant 0 tinseled 0 tinselly 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | glittering with gold or silver
00048133 00 s 02 crested 1 plumed 1 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | (of a knight's helmet) having a decorative plume
00048244 00 s 04 crested 2 top-knotted 0 topknotted 0 tufted 1 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | (of a bird or animal) having a usu ornamental tuft or process on the head; often used in combination: "golden_crested"; "crested iris"; "crested oriole"; "tufted duck"; "tufted loosestrife"
00048523 00 s 01 crested 3 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | (heraldry) bearing an heraldic device
00048614 00 s 03 embellished 0 ornamented 0 ornate 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | rich in decorative detail
00048719 00 s 01 embroidered 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000
00048775 00 s 03 encircled 0 ringed 0 wreathed 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | adorned or crowned with a circlet; sometimes used as combining forms: "a brow encircled with laurel"; "wreathed in an extraordinary luminescence"; "ringed round with daisies"; "smoke-wreathed"
00049043 00 s 04 fancied_up 0 gussied 0 gussied_up 0 tricked_out 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | "all gussied up in sequins and feathers
00049176 00 s 03 feathery 0 feathered 0 plumy 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | adorned with feathers or plumes
00049282 00 s 03 frilled 0 frilly 0 ruffled 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | having decorative ruffles or frills
00049390 00 s 01 fringed 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | having a decorative edging of hanging cords or strips
00049497 00 s 01 gilt-edged 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | having gilded edges as the pages of a book
00049596 00 s 01 inflamed 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | (heraldry) adorned with tongues of flame
00049691 00 s 01 inlaid 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000
00049742 00 s 01 inwrought 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | having a decorative pattern worked or woven in: "an inwrought design"
00049867 00 s 01 laced 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | trimmed or decorated with lace
00049949 00 s 02 mosaic 0 tessellated 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | decorated with small pieces of colored glass or stone fitted together: "a mosaic floor"; "a tessellated pavement"
00050129 00 s 02 paneled 0 wainscoted 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | used of walls; decorated with panels or wainscoting
00050247 00 s 01 studded 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | dotted or adorned with or as with studs or nailheads; usu used in combination: "star-studded heavens"; "diamond-studded belt"
00050426 00 s 01 tapestried 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | hung or decorated with tapestry
00050514 00 s 02 tasseled 0 tasselled 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | fringed or adorned with tassels
00050612 00 s 01 tricked-out 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | decorated in a particular way: "cupboards tricked out to look like Georgian cabinets"
00050755 00 s 01 tufted 0 001 & 00046297 a 0000 | having or adorned with tufts: "a tufted bedspread"
00050858 00 a 02 unadorned 0 undecorated 4 004 & 00050980 a 0000 ^ 01366770 a 0000 ^ 00338727 a 0000 ! 00046297 a 0101
00050980 00 s 03 plain 0 unembellished 0 unornamented 0 001 & 00050858 a 0000 | lacking embellishment or ornamentation: "a plain hair style"; "a plain unadorned account of the coronation"
00051170 00 a 01 cholinergic 0 001 ! 00051289 a 0101 | releasing or activated by acetylcholine or a related compound
00051289 00 a 01 anticholinergic 0 001 ! 00051170 a 0101 | inhibiting or blocking the action of acetylcholine at a receptor site: "anticholinergic drugs"
00051445 00 a 01 adroit 0 007 ^ 00119563 a 0000 & 00051604 a 0000 & 00051806 a 0000 & 00052000 a 0000 & 00052193 a 0000 & 00052289 a 0000 ! 00052426 a 0101
00051604 00 s 03 clean 0 deft 1 neat 0 001 & 00051445 a 0000 | precisely, deftly, or unerringly executed: "he landed a clean left on his opponent's cheek"; "the neat exactness of the surgeon's knife"
00051806 00 s 01 coordinated 0 001 & 00051445 a 0000 | dexterous in the use of more than one set of muscle movements: "she was usually good with her hands and well coordinated"- Mary McCarthy
00052000 00 s 03 deft 2 dexterous 0 dextrous 0 001 & 00051445 a 0000 | skillful in physical movements esp. of the hands: "an exceptionally adroit pianist"; "a deft waiter"; "dexterous hands"
00052193 00 s 01 handy 0 001 & 00051445 a 0000 | skillful with the hands: "handy with an axe"
00052289 00 s 02 light-fingered 0 nimble-fingered 0 001 & 00051445 a 0000 | having nimble fingers esp. for stealing or picking pockets
00052426 00 a 02 maladroit 0 awkward 4 005 & 00052577 a 0000 & 00052961 a 0000 & 00053065 a 0000 ^ 00866804 a 0000 ! 00051445 a 0101 | not dexterous
00052577 00 s 08 bumbling 0 bungling 0 butterfingered 0 ham-fisted 0 ham-handed 0 handless 0 heavy-handed 0 left-handed 0 001 & 00052426 a 0000 | not skillful in physical movement esp. with the hands: "a bumbling mechanic"; "a bungling performance"; "ham-handed governmental interference"; "could scarcely empty a scuttle of ashes, so handless was the poor creature"- Mary H. Vorse
00052961 00 s 01 uncoordinated 0 001 & 00052426 a 0000 | "his movements are clumsy and uncoordinated"
00053065 00 s 02 unmechanical 0 nonmechanical 0 001 & 00052426 a 0000 | of persons without mechanical skills
00053176 00 a 01 advancing 0 002 & 00053302 a 0000 ! 00053411 a 0101 | moving ahead or toward the front: "advancing armies"
00053302 00 s 02 forward 0 onward 0 001 & 00053176 a 0000 | "forward motion"; "he onward course of events"
00053411 00 a 01 retreating 0 003 & 00053523 a 0000 & 00053678 a 0000 ! 00053176 a 0101 | moving back or away
00053523 00 s 02 receding 0 retiring 0 001 & 00053411 a 0000 | "the receding glaciers of the last ice age"; "retiring fogs revealed the rocky coastline"
00053678 00 s 01 withdrawing 0 001 & 00053411 a 0000 | forced withdrawal: "pursued the retreating redcoats"
00053788 00 a 01 advantageous 0 008 & 00054078 a 0000 & 00054388 a 0000 ^ 00694779 a 0000 ^ 01272291 a 0000 & 00054388 a 0000 ^ 01430047 a 0000 ! 00054656 a 0101 & 00054258 a 0000 | giving an advantage: "a contract advantageous to our country"; "socially advantageous to entertain often"
00054078 00 s 02 beneficial 0 good 0 001 & 00053788 a 0000 | enchancing well-being: "an arms limitation agreement beneficial to all countries"; "the experience was good for her"
00054258 00 s 01 profitable 0 001 & 00053788 a 0000 | promoting benefit or gain: "a profitable meeting to resolve difficulties"
00054388 00 s 02 discriminatory 0 preferential 0 001 & 00053788 a 0000 | manifesting partiality: "a discriminatory tax"; "preferential tariff rates"; "preferential treatment"; "a preferential shop gives priority or advantage to union members in hiring or promoting"
00054656 00 a 02 disadvantageous 0 harmful 4 004 ^ 00695351 a 0000 ^ 00884728 a 0000 ^ 01272944 a 0000 ! 00053788 a 0101
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00055099 00 s 04 audacious 0 daring 0 venturesome 1 venturous 0 001 & 00054780 a 0000 | disposed to venture or take risks: "audacious visions of the total conquest of space"; "an audacious interpretation of two Jacobean dramas"; "the most daring of contemporary fiction writers"; "a venturesome investor"; "a venturous spirit"
00055428 00 s 01 sporting 0 001 & 00054780 a 0000 | involving risk or willingness to take a risk: "a sporting chance"; "sporting blood"
00055566 00 s 02 swaggering 0 swashbuckling 0 001 & 00054780 a 0000 | flamboyantly adventurous
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00055867 00 s 01 safe 0 001 & 00055663 a 0000 | of an undertaking
00055935 00 a 01 advisable 0 004 & 00056068 a 0000 & 00056164 a 0000 ^ 01949005 a 0000 ! 00056328 a 0101 | worthy of consideration
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00056164 00 s 02 recommended 0 suggested 0 001 & 00055935 a 0000 | mentioned as worthy of acceptance: "the recommended medicine"; "the suggested course of study"
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00056434 00 s 02 imprudent 0 injudicious 0 001 & 00056328 a 0000
00056502 00 a 01 advised 0 003 & 00056590 a 0000 ^ 01949005 a 0000 ! 00056756 a 0101
00056590 00 s 02 considered 0 well-advised 0 001 & 00056502 a 0000 | carefully thought out: "a considered opinion"; "a well-advised delay in carrying out the plan"
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00056846 00 s 04 ill-advised 0 ill_considered 0 ill-judged 0 rash 0 001 & 00056756 a 0000 | not well considered or thought out: "took the unadvised measure of going public with the accusations"; "an ill-judged attempt"
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00057212 00 s 01 aerobiotic 0 001 & 00057067 a 0000 | living or active only in the presence of oxygen: "aerobic bacteria"
00057336 00 s 01 oxidative 0 001 & 00057067 a 0000 | taking place in the presence of oxygen: "aerobic glycolysis"; "oxidative rancidity"
00057475 00 a 02 anaerobic 0 anaerobiotic 0 001 ! 00057067 a 0101 | living or active in the absence of free oxygen: "anaerobic bacteria"
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00057895 00 s 01 artistic 0 001 & 00057614 a 0000 | satisfying aesthetic standards and sensibilities: "artistic workmanship"; "the illustrations made the book an aesthetic success"
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00058132 00 s 02 cosmetic 0 enhancive 0 001 & 00057614 a 0000 | serving an aesthetic purpose in beautifying the body: "cosmetic surgery"; "enhansive makeup"
00058291 00 s 01 painterly 0 001 & 00057614 a 0000 | (fine arts) having qualities unique to the art of painting
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00058569 00 a 02 inaesthetic 0 unaesthetic 0 004 & 00058824 a 0000 & 00058923 a 0000 & 00059047 a 0000 ! 00057614 a 0101 | violating aesthetic canons or requirements: "inaesthetic and quite unintellectual"; "peered through those inaesthetic spectacles"
00058824 00 s 02 inartistic 0 unartistic 0 001 & 00058569 a 0000 | lacking aesthetic sensibility
00058923 00 s 02 offensive 0 ugly 0 001 & 00058569 a 0000 | deficient or offensive from lack of beauty: "ugly gray slums"
00059047 00 s 01 tasteless 0 001 & 00058569 a 0000
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00059304 00 s 02 attacked 0 infected 0 001 & 00059101 a 0000 | affected by disease
00059389 00 s 01 impressed(p) 0 001 & 00059101 a 0000 | deeply or markedly affected or influenced
00059489 00 s 03 smitten 0 stricken 0 struck 0 001 & 00059101 a 0000 | (used in combination) affected by something overwhelming: "conscience-smitten"; "awe-struck"
00059655 00 s 01 stage-struck 0 001 & 00059101 a 0000 | infatuated with or enthralled by the theater esp the desire to act
00059780 00 s 01 taken 0 001 & 00059101 a 0000 | be affected with an indisposition: "the child was taken ill"; "couldn't tell when he would be taken drunk"
00059938 00 s 01 wonder-struck 0 001 & 00059101 a 0000 | affected by or overcome with wonder
00060033 00 a 01 unaffected 0 006 & 00060322 a 0000 & 00060766 a 0000 & 00060883 a 0000 ^ 01190731 a 0000 ! 00059101 a 0101 & 00060444 a 0000 | undergoing no change when acted upon: "entirely unaffected by each other's writings"; "fibers remained apparently unaffected by the treatment"
00060322 00 s 02 immune 0 immune_to 0 001 & 00060033 a 0000 | not affected by a given influence: "immune to persuasion"
00060444 00 s 02 indifferent_to 0 superior_to 0 001 & 00060033 a 0000 | above being affected or influenced by; unyielding or serenely indifferent to: "what others think is altogether indifferent to him"; "he is superior to fear"; "an ignited firework proceeds superior to circumstances until its blazing vitality fades"
00060766 00 s 01 unimpressed 0 001 & 00060033 a 0000 | not moved to serious regard: "trying to appear unimpressed"
00060883 00 s 03 uninfluenced 0 unmoved 0 unswayed 0 001 & 00060033 a 0000 | not moved or affected: "unswayed by personal considerations"
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00061835 00 s 01 elocutionary 0 001 & 00061023 a 0000 | used of style of speaking; overembellished: "an elocutionary Oxonian delivery"
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00062094 00 s 01 plummy 0 001 & 00061023 a 0000 | of a voice; affectedly mellow and rich: "the radio announcer's plummy voice"
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00062534 00 s 01 unmannered 0 001 & 00062223 a 0000 | without artificiality or insincerity: "the doctor's quiet unmannered entry"
00062666 00 s 01 unselfconscious 0 001 & 00062223 a 0000 | "she grew up with him in unselfconscious friendship"
00062780 00 s 01 unstilted 0 001 & 00062223 a 0000
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00063195 00 s 02 concessive 0 conceding(a) 0 001 & 00062834 a 0000
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00063709 00 s 03 dissentient 0 dissenting(a) 0 dissident 0 001 & 00063396 a 0000 | disagreeing, esp. with a majority
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00064101 00 s 02 at_sea(p) 0 sailing 0 001 & 00063896 a 0000 | traveling by boat or ship
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00064267 00 a 01 aground(p) 0 005 & 00064394 a 0000 & 00064464 a 0000 & 00064520 a 0000 ! 00064633 a 0101 ! 00063896 a 0101
00064394 00 s 02 beached 0 high-and-dry(p) 0 001 & 00064267 a 0000
00064464 00 s 01 shipwrecked 0 001 & 00064267 a 0000
00064520 00 s 01 stranded 0 001 & 00064267 a 0000 | with the bottom lodged on a reef or shoal in shallow water
00064633 00 a 02 sunken 0 submerged 4 004 & 00064837 a 0000 & 00064913 a 0000 ! 00063896 a 0101 ! 00064267 a 0101 | under water; esp at the bottom of a body of water: "sunken treasure"; "a sunken ship"
00064837 00 s 01 drowned 0 001 & 00064633 a 0000 | "poor drowned sailors"
00064913 00 s 03 swamped 0 engulfed 0 inundated 0 001 & 00064633 a 0000 | "inundated farmlands"; "a swamped boat"
00065029 00 a 01 afraid(p) 0 024 & 00065659 a 0000 & 00065775 a 0000 & 00065864 a 0000 & 00065993 a 0000 & 00066121 a 0000 & 00066212 a 0000 & 00066320 a 0000 & 00066467 a 0000 & 00066606 a 0000 ^ 00210980 a 0000 & 00066735 a 0000 & 00066861 a 0000 & 00067018 a 0000 & 00067128 a 0000 & 00067225 a 0000 & 00067351 a 0000 & 00067649 a 0000 & 00067755 a 0000 & 00067884 a 0000 & 00068067 a 0000 & 00068163 a 0000 ^ 00200856 a 0000 = 04809665 n 0000 ! 00068303 a 0101 | filled with fear or apprehension: "afraid even to turn his head"; "suddenly looked afraid"; "afraid for his life"; "afraid of snakes"; "afraid to ask questions"
00065659 00 s 01 acrophobic 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | suffering from acrophobia; abnormally afraid of high places
00065775 00 s 02 afeard(p) 0 afeared(p) 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | regional and archaic
00065864 00 s 04 aghast(p) 0 appalled 0 dismayed 0 shocked 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | struck with fear, dread, or consternation
00065993 00 s 01 agoraphobic 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | suffering from agoraphobia; abnormally afraid of open or public places
00066121 00 s 01 alarmed 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | experiencing a sudden sense of danger
00066212 00 s 01 algophobic 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | suffering from algophobia; abnormally afraid of pai
00066320 00 s 02 apprehensive 0 uneasy 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | "felt apprehensive before surgery"; "uneasy lies the head that wears the crown"
00066467 00 s 05 browbeaten 0 bullied 0 cowed 0 hangdog 0 intimidated 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | frightened into submission or compliance
00066606 00 s 01 claustrophobic 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | suffering from claustrophobia; abnormally afraid of closed-in places
00066735 00 s 01 fearful 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | experiencing or showing fear: "a fearful glance"; "fearful of criticism"
00066861 00 s 02 frightened 0 scared 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | made afraid: "the frightened child cowered in the corner"; "too shocked and scared to move"
00067018 00 s 03 horrified 0 horror-stricken 0 horror-struck 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | stricken with horror
00067128 00 s 02 hydrophobic 0 aquaphobic 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | abnormally afraid of water
00067225 00 s 01 mysophobic 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | suffering from mysophobia; abnormally afraid of dirt or contamination
00067351 00 s 06 panicky 0 panic-stricken 0 panic-struck 0 petrified 0 terrified 0 frightened 2 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | thrown into a state of intense fear: "became panicky as the snow deepened"; "trying to keep back the panic-stricken crowd"; "petrified with fear"; "the terrified horse bolted"
00067649 00 s 02 terror-stricken 0 terror-struck 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | struck or filled with terror
00067755 00 s 01 triskaidekaphobic 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | suffering from triskaidekaphobia (abnormal fear of the number 13)
00067884 00 s 01 unnerved 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | deprived of courage and strength: "the steeplejack, exhausted and unnerved, couldn't hold on to his dangerous perch much longer"
00068067 00 s 01 white-lipped 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | having white lips from fear or terror
00068163 00 s 01 xenophobic 0 001 & 00065029 a 0000 | suffering from xenophobia; having abnormal fear or hatred of the strange or foreign
00068303 00 a 02 unafraid(p) 0 fearless 0 006 & 00068526 a 0000 & 00068652 a 0000 ^ 00199322 a 0000 ^ 00209856 a 0000 = 04809665 n 0000 ! 00065029 a 0101 | oblivious of dangers or perils or calmly resolute in facing them
00068526 00 s 04 unblinking 0 unflinching 0 unintimidated 0 unshrinking 0 001 & 00068303 a 0000 | not shrinking from danger
00068652 00 s 01 unfrightened 0 001 & 00068303 a 0000 | not affected by fright
00068733 00 a 01 aggressive 0 010 & 00069169 a 0000 & 00069433 a 0000 ^ 00127117 a 0000 & 00069576 a 0000 & 00069836 a 0000 & 00069976 a 0000 ^ 00947016 a 0000 ^ 01247063 a 0000 & 00070138 a 0000 ! 00070426 a 0101 | having or showing determination and energetic pursuit of one's ends: "an aggressive businessman"; "an aggressive basketball player"; "he was aggressive and imperious: positive in his convictions"; "aggressive drivers"
00069169 00 s 04 assertive 0 self-asserting 0 self-assertive 0 vigorous 0 001 & 00068733 a 0000 | confidently aggressive: "too assertive as a salesman"; "an assertive and likeable fellow always ready to fight or brag"; "his self-assertive and unflagging energy"
00069433 00 s 05 bellicose 0 combative 0 pugnacious 0 scrappy 0 truculent 0 001 & 00068733 a 0000 | disposed to fight: "a combative impulse"
00069576 00 s 02 competitive 0 militant 0 001 & 00068733 a 0000 | showing a fighting disposition without self-seeking: "highly competitive sales representative"; "militant in fighting for better wages for workers"; "his self-assertive and ubiquitous energy"
00069836 00 s 02 hard-hitting 0 high-pressure 0 001 & 00068733 a 0000 | "a hard-hitting advertising campaign"; "a high-pressure salesman"
00069976 00 s 01 hostile 0 001 & 00068733 a 0000 | (business) used of attempts to buy or take control of a business: "hostile takeover"; "hostile tender offer"
00070138 00 s 06 predatory 0 rapacious 0 raptorial 0 ravening 0 vulturine 0 vulturous 0 001 & 00068733 a 0000 | living by preying on other animals esp by catching living prey: "a predatory bird"; "the rapacious wolf"; "raptorial birds"; "ravening wolves"; "a vulturine taste for offal"
00070426 00 a 01 unaggressive 0 004 & 00070593 a 0000 ^ 01332736 a 0000 ^ 00127736 a 0000 ! 00068733 a 0101 | not aggressive; not given to fighting or assertiveness
00070593 00 s 02 easygoing 0 low-pressure 0 001 & 00070426 a 0000 | "his easygoing approach to business"; "a low-pressure salesman"
00070727 00 a 01 agitated 0 016 & 00071107 a 0000 & 00071226 a 0000 & 00071379 a 0000 & 00071507 a 0000 ^ 00391204 a 0000 ^ 00684497 a 0000 & 00071737 a 0000 & 00071868 a 0000 ^ 01328875 a 0000 & 00072149 a 0000 & 00072368 a 0000 & 00072534 a 0000 ^ 01824809 a 0000 ^ 01473859 a 0000 ^ 01750545 a 0000 ! 00072618 a 0101 | troubled emotionally and usu deeply: "agitated parents"
00071107 00 s 03 aroused 0 emotional 0 excited 0 001 & 00070727 a 0000 | of persons: excessively affected by emotion
00071226 00 s 02 demoniac 0 demoniacal 0 001 & 00070727 a 0000 | resembling or suggesting possession by a demon: "demoniac energy"; "a demoniacal fit"
00071379 00 s 02 distraught 0 overwrought 0 001 & 00070727 a 0000 | deeply agitated esp from emotion: "distraught with grief"
00071507 00 s 03 disturbed 0 jolted 0 shaken 0 001 & 00070727 a 0000 | disturbed psychologically as if by a physical jolt or shock: "these jolted dreams were never perfect to him afterward"; "the accident left her badly shaken"
00071737 00 s 02 feverish 0 hectic 0 001 & 00070727 a 0000 | marked by intense agitation or emotion: "worked at a feverish pace"
00071868 00 s 04 frantic 0 frenetic 0 phrenetic 0 frenzied 0 001 & 00070727 a 0000 | transported with rage or other violent emotion: "the frantic approach of the enemy"; "frantic with anger and frustration"; "frenetic screams followed the accident"; "a frenzied look in his eye"
00072149 00 s 01 psychedelic 0 001 & 00070727 a 0000 | of a mental state characterized by intense and distorted perceptions and hallucinations and feelings of euphoria or sometimes despair: "a psychedelic experience"
00072368 00 s 03 rampageous 0 raging 0 frenzied 2 001 & 00070727 a 0000 | displaying violence; often destructive: "the hot rampageous horses of my will"- W.H.Auden
00072534 00 s 01 wild-eyed 0 001 & 00070727 a 0000 | appearing extremely agitated
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00072834 00 a 01 agitated 2 003 ! 00073284 a 0101 & 00073005 a 0000 & 00073175 a 0000 | physically disturbed or set in motion: "the agitated mixture foamed and bubbled"
00073005 00 s 06 churning 0 churned-up 0 roiling 0 roiled 0 roily 0 turbulent 0 001 & 00072834 a 0000 | of a liquid; agitated vigorously: "the river's roiling current"
00073175 00 s 01 stirred 0 001 & 00072834 a 0000 | set into a usu circular motion in order to mix or blend
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00073414 00 s 01 unstirred 0 001 & 00073284 a 0000 | "the ingredients sat in the bowl unstirred while she buttered the pan"
00073540 00 a 03 agreeable 0 good-natured 4 pleasing 4 002 ^ 00861906 a 0000 ! 00073801 a 0101 | to one's own liking or feelings or nature; pleasing: "Is the plan agreeable to you?"; "My idea of an agreeable person...is a person who agrees with me"- Disraeli
00073801 00 a 02 disagreeable 0 ill-natured 4 004 & 00074016 a 0000 ^ 00862577 a 0000 & 00074199 a 0000 ! 00073540 a 0101 | not to one's liking; unpleasant: "a most disagreeable journey"; "a disagreeable old man"
00074199 00 s 04 nerve-racking 0 nerve-wracking 0 stressful 0 trying 0 001 & 00073801 a 0000 | extremely irritating to the nerves: "nerve-racking noise"; "the stressful days before a war"; "a trying day at the office"
00074419 00 a 02 air-to-surface 0 air-to-ground 0 002 ! 00074618 a 0101 ! 00074822 a 0101 | operating from or designed to be fired from aircraft at targets on the ground: "air-to-surface missiles"
00074618 00 a 01 air-to-air 0 002 ! 00074822 a 0101 ! 00074419 a 0101 | operating between or launched from or involving rockets or aircraft in flight: "air-to-air missiles"; "air-to-air communications"
00074822 00 a 01 surface-to-air 0 002 ! 00074419 a 0101 ! 00074618 a 0101 | operating from or designed to be launched from the ground against an airborne target: "surface-to-air missiles"
00075012 00 a 01 alert 0 006 & 00075201 a 0000 ^ 00151591 a 0000 & 00075348 a 0000 & 00075457 a 0000 ^ 00600496 a 0000 ! 00075523 a 0101 | vigilantly attentive: "alert to the problems";
00075201 00 s 07 argus-eyed 0 hawk-eyed 0 open-eyed 0 unsleeping 0 vigilant 0 wary 0 watchful 0 001 & 00075012 a 0000 | alert to possible danger
00075348 00 s 02 fly 0 sharp 0 001 & 00075012 a 0000 | (British informal) not to be deceived or hoodwinked
00075457 00 s 02 heads-up 0 wide-awake 0 001 & 00075012 a 0000
00075523 00 a 01 unalert 0 003 & 00075611 a 0000 & 00075701 a 0000 ! 00075012 a 0101
00075611 00 s 01 off-guard(p) 0 001 & 00075523 a 0000 | "caught in an off-guard moment"
00075701 00 s 02 unvigilant 0 unwary 0 001 & 00075523 a 0000
00075765 00 a 01 algorithmic 0 002 & 00075839 a 0000 ! 00075893 a 0101
00075839 00 s 01 recursive 0 001 & 00075765 a 0000
00075893 00 a 01 heuristic 0 002 & 00075965 a 0000 ! 00075765 a 0101
00075965 00 s 01 trial-and-error 0 001 & 00075893 a 0000
00076025 00 a 01 alienable 0 003 & 00076115 a 0000 & 00076220 a 0000 ! 00076402 a 0101
00076115 00 s 01 appropriable 0 001 & 00076025 a 0000 | that can be appropriated: "appropriable funds"
00076220 00 s 05 assignable 0 conveyable 0 negotiable 0 transferable 0 transferrable 0 001 & 00076025 a 0000 | legally transferable to the ownership of another: "negotiable bonds"
00076402 00 a 02 inalienable 0 unalienable 0 004 & 00076643 a 0000 ^ 01025337 a 0000 & 00076795 a 0000 ! 00076025 a 0101 | incapable of being repudiated or transferred to another: "endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights"
00076643 00 s 03 absolute 0 infrangible 0 inviolable 0 001 & 00076402 a 0000 | not capable of being violated or infringed: "infrangible human rights"
00076795 00 s 03 nontransferable 0 unassignable 0 untransferable 0 001 & 00076402 a 0000
00076887 00 a 02 alive 1 animate 4 008 & 00077090 a 0000 & 00077292 a 0000 & 00077393 a 0000 & 00077528 a 0000 ^ 00095922 a 0000 = 08543953 n 0000 = 03490795 n 0000 ! 00077703 a 0101 | possessing life
00077090 00 s 02 live 0 living 1 001 & 00076887 a 0000 | having life: "the happiest person alive"; "a live canary"; "famous living painters"; "living tissue"; "the nerve is alive"; "hit a live nerve"
00077292 00 s 01 living(a) 2 001 & 00076887 a 0000 | in active use or function: "living languages"
00077393 00 s 01 viable 0 001 & 00076887 a 0000 | capable of life or normal growth and development: "viable seeds"; "a viable fetus"
00077528 00 s 01 vital 0 001 & 00076887 a 0000 | existing as a manifestation of life: "vital powers"; "eating to maintain vital energy"; "recognizing no mystic vital force"
00077703 00 a 02 dead 1 inanimate 4 016 & 00078114 a 0000 & 00078430 a 0000 & 00078546 a 0000 & 00078691 a 0000 & 00078824 a 0000 & 00078918 a 0000 & 00079020 a 0000 & 00079135 a 0000 & 00079332 a 0000 & 00079229 a 0000 & 00079449 a 0000 & 00079518 a 0000 = 08543953 n 0000 = 03490795 n 0000 ! 00076887 a 0101 & 00078292 a 0000 | no longer having or seeming to have life: "the nerve is dead"; "a dead pallor"
00078114 00 s 07 asleep(p) 0 at_peace(p) 0 at_rest(p) 0 cold 0 deceased 0 departed 0 gone 0 001 & 00077703 a 0000 | euphemisms: "cold in his grave"; "our dear departed friend"
00078292 00 s 02 bloodless 0 lifeless 3 001 & 00077703 a 0000 | destitute of blood or apparently so: "his arms felt numb and bloodless"
00078430 00 s 02 deathlike 0 deathly 0 001 & 00077703 a 0000 | having the appearance of death: "a deathly pallor"
00078546 00 s 01 defunct 0 001 & 00077703 a 0000 | having ceased to exist or live: "a defunct aunt's will"; "a defunct political organization"
00078691 00 s 01 doomed 0 001 & 00077703 a 0000 | marked for certain death: "was marked as a dead (or doomed) man by the assassin"
00078824 00 s 01 late(a) 0 001 & 00077703 a 0000 | having died recently: "her late husband"
00078918 00 s 02 lifeless 1 exanimate 0 001 & 00077703 a 0000 | no longer living: "a lifeless body"
00079020 00 s 01 lifeless 2 001 & 00077703 a 0000 | not having the capacity to support life: "a lifeless planet"
00079135 00 s 01 murdered 0 001 & 00077703 a 0000 | killed unlawfully: "the murdered woman"
00079229 00 s 01 slain 0 001 & 00077703 a 0000 | (of human beings) killed: "to honor slain warriors"
00079332 00 s 01 obsolete 0 001 & 00077703 a 0000 | no longer in use or relevant: "dead languages"; "a dead issue"
00079449 00 s 01 stillborn 0 001 & 00077703 a 0000 | dead at birth
00079518 00 s 01 stone-dead 0 001 & 00077703 a 0000 | as dead as a stone
00079593 00 a 01 apocrine 0 001 ! 00079779 a 0101 | producing a secretion in which part of the secreting cell is released with the secretion: "mother's milk is one apocrine secretion"
00079779 00 a 01 eccrine 0 001 ! 00079593 a 0101 | producing a clear aqueous secretion without releasing part of the secreting cell; important in regulating body temperature
00079955 00 a 02 artesian 0 flowing 4 001 ! 00080129 a 0101 | (of water) rising to the surface under internal hydrostatic pressure: "an artesian well"; "artesian pressure"
00080129 00 a 01 subartesian 0 001 ! 00079955 a 0101 | (of water) rising naturally in a well to a height appreciably above that of the surrounding water table but not flowing out of the well
00080322 00 a 01 live 0 007 & 00080553 a 0000 & 00080639 a 0000 & 00080745 a 0000 & 00080819 a 0000 & 00080991 a 0000 & 00081117 a 0000 ! 00081292 a 0101 | showing the characteristics of life; exerting force or containing energy
00080553 00 s 02 burning 0 glowing(a) 0 001 & 00080322 a 0000 | afire: "live coals"
00080639 00 s 01 hot 0 001 & 00080322 a 0000 | connected to a power source: "a live wire"; "a hot wire"
00080745 00 s 01 in_play(p) 0 001 & 00080322 a 0000 | sports; of a ball
00080819 00 s 01 living(a) 0 001 & 00080322 a 0000 | (used of minerals or stone) in the natural state; not mined or quarried: "live ore"; "carved into the living stone";
00080991 00 s 01 relevant 0 001 & 00080322 a 0000 | of current interest or relevance: "a live issue"; "still a live option"
00081117 00 s 02 undischarged 0 unexploded 0 001 & 00080322 a 0000 | capable of exploding or being fired: "a live (or unexploded) bomb"; "live (or undischarged) ammunition"
00081292 00 a 01 dead 2 006 & 00081493 a 0000 & 00081598 a 0000 & 00081693 a 0000 & 00081838 a 0000 & 00081969 a 0000 ! 00080322 a 0101 | extended meanings: no longer exerting force or having energy
00081493 00 s 01 disconnected 0 001 & 00081292 a 0000 | not connected to a power source: "a dead line"
00081598 00 s 02 drained 0 run-down 0 001 & 00081292 a 0000 | of a battery: "a dead battery"
00081693 00 s 04 extinguished 0 extinct 0 out(p) 0 quenched 0 001 & 00081292 a 0000 | of a fire: "threw his extinct cigarette into the stream"
00081838 00 s 02 invalid 0 irrelevant 0 001 & 00081292 a 0000 | no longer having force or currency: "a dead issue"; "a dead law"
00081969 00 s 01 out_of_play(p) 0 001 & 00081292 a 0000 | sports; of a ball
00082047 00 a 01 altricial 0 001 ! 00082167 a 0101 | of hatchlings; naked and blind and dependent on parents for food
00082167 00 a 01 precocial 0 001 ! 00082047 a 0101 | of hatchlings: covered with down and having eyes open; capable of leaving the nest within a few days
00082323 00 a 02 altruistic 0 selfless 0 002 ^ 01611509 a 0000 ! 00082460 a 0101 | showing unselfish concern for the welfare of others
00082460 00 a 01 egoistic 0 004 & 00082567 a 0000 & 00082666 a 0000 ^ 01611022 a 0000 ! 00082323 a 0101
00082567 00 s 04 egocentric 0 egoistical 0 self-centered 0 self-centred 0 001 & 00082460 a 0000
00082666 00 s 02 self-absorbed 0 self-involved 0 001 & 00082460 a 0000 | absorbed in one's own interests or thoughts etc
00082789 00 a 01 ambiguous 0 009 & 00083026 a 0000 & 00083235 a 0000 & 00083376 a 0000 ^ 00667148 a 0000 & 00083614 a 0000 & 00083720 a 0000 & 00083865 a 0000 ^ 00317906 a 0000 ! 00083952 a 0101 | having more than one possible meaning
00083026 00 s 03 double-barreled 0 double-barrelled 0 twofold 0 001 & 00082789 a 0000 | having two purposes: "our double-barreled desire to make things profitable as well as attractive"- Louis Kronenbergers
00083235 00 s 01 double-edged 0 001 & 00082789 a 0000 | capable of being interpreted in two usu. contradictory ways: "double-edged praise"
00083376 00 s 03 enigmatic 0 obscure 0 oracular 0 001 & 00082789 a 0000 | resembling an oracle in obscurity of thought: "the oracular sayings of Victorian poets"; "so obscure that priests might have to clarify it"; "an enigmatic smile"
00083614 00 s 01 left-handed 0 001 & 00082789 a 0000 | ironically ambiguous: "a left-handed compliment"
00083720 00 s 02 multivalent 0 multi-valued 0 001 & 00082789 a 0000 | having many values, meanings, or appeals: "subtle, multivalent allegory"
00083865 00 s 01 polysemous 0 001 & 00082789 a 0000 | of words: having many meanings
00083952 00 a 01 unambiguous 0 004 ^ 00316387 a 0000 & 00084191 a 0000 ^ 00668017 a 0000 ! 00082789 a 0101 | having or exibiting a single clearly defined meaning: "As a horror, apartheid...is absolutely unbambiguous"- Mario Vargas Llosa
00084191 00 s 01 monosemous 0 001 & 00083952 a 0000 | having only one meaning
00084271 00 a 01 ambitious 0 008 & 00084502 a 0000 & 00084771 a 0000 & 00084891 a 0000 ^ 00659023 a 0000 & 00084981 a 0000 & 00085095 a 0000 = 03396910 n 0000 ! 00085176 a 0101 | having a strong desire for success or achievement
00084502 00 s 05 aggressive 0 enterprising 0 pushful 0 pushing 0 pushy 0 001 & 00084271 a 0000 | marked by aggressive ambition and energy and initiative: "an aggressive young exective"; "a pushful insurance agent"; "a pushing youth intent on getting on in the world"
00084771 00 s 02 aspirant 0 aspiring(a) 0 001 & 00084271 a 0000 | desiring or striving for recognition or advancement
00084891 00 s 04 compulsive 0 determined 0 driven 0 purposeful 0 001 & 00084271 a 0000
00084981 00 s 02 manque 0 would-be(a) 0 001 & 00084271 a 0000 | unfilled or frustrated in realizing an ambition
00085095 00 s 01 overambitious 0 001 & 00084271 a 0000 | excessively ambitious
00085176 00 a 02 unambitious 0 ambitionless 0 004 & 00085301 a 0000 ^ 00659733 a 0000 = 03396910 n 0000 ! 00084271 a 0101
00085301 00 s 01 shiftless 0 001 & 00085176 a 0000 | lacking in ambition or initiative
00085390 00 a 01 ample 0 008 & 00085613 a 0000 & 00085837 a 0000 & 00085944 a 0000 ^ 00013625 a 0000 ^ 01774870 a 0000 = 03550071 n 0000 ! 00086043 a 0101 & 00085727 a 0000 | more than enough in size or scope or capacity
00085613 00 s 01 generous 0 001 & 00085390 a 0000 | more than adequate: "an ample supply"; "a generous portion"
00085727 00 s 02 full 0 good 0 001 & 00085390 a 0000 | "gives full (good) measure"; "a good mile from here"
00085837 00 s 02 long 0 excess 0 001 & 00085390 a 0000 | more than normal or necessary: "in long supply"
00085944 00 s 02 wide 0 wide-cut 0 001 & 00085390 a 0000 | "the current taste for wide trousers"
00086043 00 a 03 meager 0 meagre 0 meagerly 0 008 & 00086317 a 0000 & 00086454 a 0000 & 00086566 a 0000 ^ 01775704 a 0000 & 00086698 a 0000 ^ 00015129 a 0000 = 03550071 n 0000 ! 00085390 a 0101 | deficient in amount or quality or extent: "meager resources"; "meager fare"
00086317 00 s 04 bare(a) 0 scant(a) 0 scanty 0 spare 0 001 & 00086043 a 0000 | "a bare livelihood"; "a scanty harvest"; "a spare diet"
00086454 00 s 01 exiguous 0 001 & 00086043 a 0000 | extremely scanty: "a meager income"; "an exiguous budget"
00086566 00 s 02 hardscrabble 0 marginal 0 001 & 00086043 a 0000 | "the sharecropper's hardscrabble life"; "his meager existence"
00086698 00 s 03 measly 0 miserable 0 paltry 0 001 & 00086043 a 0000 | contemptibly small in amount: "a measly tip"; "the company donated a miserable $100 for flood relief"; "a paltry wage"; "almost depleted his miserable store of dried beans"
00086944 00 a 01 animal 0 003 & 00087124 a 0000 ! 00087306 a 0101 ! 00087782 a 0101 | characteristic of or derived from an animal or animals: "the animal kingdom"; "animal fats"
00087124 00 s 02 animallike 0 animal-like 0 001 & 00086944 a 0000 | having characteristics of an animal: "dull animallike eyes"; "a dull animal-like rebellion against his fellows"
00087306 00 a 01 vegetable 0 004 & 00087505 a 0000 & 00087633 a 0000 ! 00087782 a 0101 ! 00086944 a 0101 | of the nature of or characteristic of or derived from plants: "decaying vegetable matter"
00087505 00 s 01 vegetal 0 001 & 00087306 a 0000 | composed of or derived from vegetables: "regions rich in vegetal products"
00087633 00 s 02 vegetational 0 vegetative 0 001 & 00087306 a 0000 | "vegetational cover"; "the decaying vegetative layer covering a forest floor"
00087782 00 a 01 mineral 0 005 & 00087987 a 0000 & 00088061 a 0000 & 00088223 a 0000 ! 00086944 a 0101 ! 00087306 a 0101 | of or containing or derived from minerals: "a mineral deposit"; "mineral water"
00087987 00 s 01 asphaltic 0 001 & 00087782 a 0000 | containing asphalt
00088061 00 s 01 mineralized 1 001 & 00087782 a 0000 | containing or impregnated with minerals: "mineralized water"; "red stains that signify mineralized land"
00088223 00 s 02 petrified 0 mineralized 2 001 & 00087782 a 0000 | converted into a mineral "petrified wood"
00088334 00 a 01 anabolic 0 002 & 00088460 a 0000 ! 00088628 a 0101 | characterized by or promoting constructive metabolism
00088460 00 s 02 constructive-metabolic(a) 0 energy-storing(a) 0 001 & 00088334 a 0000 | "anabolic steroids are taken by athletes to increase muscle size temporarily
00088628 00 a 01 catabolic 0 002 & 00088741 a 0000 ! 00088334 a 0101 | characterized by destructive metabolism
00088741 00 s 02 destructive-metabolic(a) 0 energy-releasing(a) 0 001 & 00088628 a 0000
00088832 00 a 01 anaclinal 0 001 ! 00088991 a 0101 | (geol) of valleys and rivers; progressing in a direction opposite to the dip in surrounding rock strata
00088991 00 a 01 cataclinal 0 001 ! 00088832 a 0101 | (geol) of valleys and rivers; running in the direction of the dip in surrounding rock strata
00089140 00 a 01 anticlinal 0 001 ! 00089245 a 0101 | (geol) sloping downward away from a common crest
00089245 00 a 01 synclinal 0 001 ! 00089140 a 0101 | (geol) sloping downward toward each other to create a trough
00089361 00 a 01 anadromous 0 002 ! 00089482 a 0101 ! 00089604 a 0101 | migrating from the sea to fresh water to spawn
00089482 00 a 01 catadromous 0 002 ! 00089604 a 0101 ! 00089361 a 0101 | migrating from fresh water to the sea to spawn
00089604 00 a 01 diadromous 0 002 ! 00089361 a 0101 ! 00089482 a 0101 | (used of fish) migratory between fresh and salt waters
00089733 00 a 01 anabatic 0 001 ! 00089870 a 0101 | (meteorology) of an air current or wind: rising esp up a slope: "an anabatic wind"
00089870 00 a 01 katabatic 0 001 ! 00089733 a 0101 | (meteorology) of an air current or wind: moving downward or down a slope because of cooling esp at night
00090030 00 a 01 anal 0 001 ! 00090293 a 0101 | (psychoanal) a stage in psychosexual development when the child's interest is concentrated on the anal region; fixation at this stage is said to result in orderliness, meanness, stubbornness, compulsiveness, etc.
00090293 00 a 01 oral 2 001 ! 00090030 a 0101 | (psychoanal) a stage in psychosexual development when the child's interest is concentrated in the mouth; fixation at this stage is said to result in dependence, selfishness, and aggression
00090532 00 a 02 analytic 1 analytical 4 004 ^ 00112994 a 0000 ^ 00984632 a 0000 ^ 01090953 a 0000 ! 00090764 a 0101 | (logic) of a proposition; necessarily true independent of fact or experience, as "all spinsters are unmarried"
00090764 00 a 02 synthetic 1 synthetical 4 004 ^ 00113409 a 0000 ^ 00984439 a 0000 ^ 01090953 a 0000 ! 00090532 a 0101 | (logic) of a proposition; having a truth value determined by observation or facts, as "all men are arrogant"
00090996 00 a 02 analytic 2 uninflected 4 002 & 00091180 a 0000 ! 00091432 a 0101 | (linguistics) expressing a grammatical category by using two or more words rather than inflection
00091180 00 s 01 isolating(a) 0 001 & 00090996 a 0000 | relating to or being a language in which each word typically expresses a distinct idea and part of speech and syntactical relations are determined almost exclusively by word order and particles
00091432 00 a 01 synthetic 2 003 & 00091607 a 0000 & 00091817 a 0000 ! 00090996 a 0101 | (linguistics) systematic combining of root and modifying elements into single words
00091607 00 s 03 agglutinative 0 combining(a) 0 polysynthetic 0 001 & 00091432 a 0000 | forming derivative or compound words by putting together constituents each of which expresses a single definite meaning
00091817 00 s 02 inflected 0 inflectional 0 001 & 00091432 a 0000 | expressing grammatical relations by means of affixes or changes in vowels or consonants
00091975 00 a 01 analytic 3 002 & 00092153 a 0000 ! 00092264 a 0101 | using analysis; reasoning or acting from a perception of parts and interrelations: "an analytic approach"
00092153 00 s 01 analytical 0 001 & 00091975 a 0000 | capable of or given to analyzing: "an analytical mind"
00092264 00 a 02 synthetic 3 synthetical 2 001 ! 00091975 a 0101 | involving or of the nature of synthesis (combining separate elements to form a coherent whole) as opposed to analysis: "limnology is essentially a synthetic science composed of elementst...that extend well beyond the limits of bioloty"- P.S.Welch
00092580 00 a 01 inflectional 0 001 ! 00092792 a 0101 | characterized by inflections indicating grammatical distinctions: "inflectional morphology is used to indicate number and case and tense and person etc."
00092792 00 a 01 derivational 0 001 ! 00092580 a 0101 | characterized by inflections indicating a semantic relation between a word and its base: "sing" and "singer" and "song"; "photograph" and "photography" and "photographer" and "photographical"
00093042 00 a 01 apocarpous 0 001 ! 00093210 a 0101 | (of ovaries of flowering plants) consisting of carpels that are free from one another as in buttercups or roses
00093210 00 a 01 syncarpous 0 001 ! 00093042 a 0101 | (of ovaries of flowering plants) consisting of united carpels
00093328 00 a 01 angry 0 009 & 00093650 a 0000 & 00093900 a 0000 & 00094082 a 0000 & 00094354 a 0000 & 00094491 a 0000 & 00094756 a 0000 & 00095021 a 0000 & 00095277 a 0000 ! 00095450 a 0101 | feeling or showing anger: "angry at the weather"; "angry customers"; "an angry silence"; "sending angry letters to the papers"
00093650 00 s 04 acrimonious 0 bitter 0 rancorous 0 resentful 0 001 & 00093328 a 0000 | proceeding from or exhibiting strong animosity or resentment: "an acrimonious dispute"; "bitter about the divorce"; "rancorous envy of the rich"- Aldous Huxley
00093900 00 s 02 aggravated 0 provoked 0 001 & 00093328 a 0000 | incited, esp. deliberately, to anger: "aggravated by passive resistance"; "the provoked animal attacked the child"
00094082 00 s 05 angered 0 enraged 0 furious 0 infuriated 0 maddened 0 001 & 00093328 a 0000 | filled with or indicating extreme anger: "an enraged bull"; "furious about the accident"; "a furious scowl"; "infuriated onlookers charged the police who wer beating the boy"
00094354 00 s 02 choleric 0 irascible 0 001 & 00093328 a 0000 | characterized by anger: "a choleric outburst"; "an irascible response"
00094491 00 s 04 het_up 0 huffy 0 mad 0 sore 0 001 & 00093328 a 0000 | (informal) roused to anger: "really het up about the new tax"; "stayed huffy a good while"- Mark Twain; "she gets mad when you wake her up so early"; "mad at his friend"; "sore over a remark"
00094756 00 s 04 indignant 0 incensed 0 outraged 0 umbrageous 0 001 & 00093328 a 0000 | angered at something unjust or wrong: "an indignant denial"; "incensed at the judges' unfairness"; "a look of outraged disbelief"; "umbrageous at the loss of their territory"
00095021 00 s 04 irate 0 ireful 0 wrathful 0 wroth 0 001 & 00093328 a 0000 | extremely angry; highly incensed: "irate protesters"; "ireful words"; "they trembled before the wrathful queen"; "but wroth as he was, a short struggle ended in reconciliation"
00095277 00 s 01 smoldering 0 001 & 00093328 a 0000 | showing scarcely suppressed anger: "her tone was...conversational although...her eyes were smoldering"- James Hensel
00095450 00 a 04 not_angry(p) 0 calm 4 placid 4 serene 4 001 ! 00093328 a 0101 | feeling or showing no anger
00095561 00 a 01 sentient 0 002 = 03490957 n 0000 ! 00095766 a 0101 | endowed with feeling and unstructured consciousness: "the living knew themselves just sentient puppets on God's stage"- T.E.Lawrence
00095766 00 a 02 insentient 0 inanimate 3 002 = 03490957 n 0000 ! 00095561 a 0101 | devoid of feeling and consciousness and animation: "insentient stone"
00095922 00 a 02 animate 1 living 4 003 = 03490557 n 0000 ! 00096277 a 0101 & 00096132 a 0000 | endowed with life esp animal life as distinguished from plant life: "we are animate beings"; "living creatures"
00096132 00 s 01 vital 0 001 & 00095922 a 0000 | having or characterized by life: "a vital being"; "the population of the vital teeming slums"
00096277 00 a 02 inanimate 1 nonliving 0 003 & 00096459 a 0000 = 03490557 n 0000 ! 00095922 a 0101 | not endowed with life: "the inorganic world is inanimate"; "inanimate objects"
00096459 00 s 02 insensate 0 insentient 0 001 & 00096277 a 0000 | lacking the qualities of living beings: "insentient stone"
00096586 00 a 02 animated 0 lively 4 002 & 00096726 a 0000 ! 00096828 a 0101 | having life or vigor or spirit: "an animated conversation"
00096726 00 s 02 reanimated 0 revived 0 001 & 00096586 a 0000 | given fresh life or vigor or spirit
00096828 00 a 01 unanimated 0 002 & 00096928 a 0000 ! 00096586 a 0101 | not animated or enlivened
00096928 00 s 03 dull 0 sluggish 0 spiritless 0 001 & 00096828 a 0000
00097001 00 a 02 enlivened 0 animated 4 002 ^ 00600496 a 0000 ! 00097112 a 0101 | made sprightly or cheerful
00097112 00 a 02 unenlivened 0 dull 5 001 ! 00097001 a 0101 | not brightened or made lively: "a life unenlivened by romance"
00097239 00 a 01 animate 2 001 ! 00097393 a 0101 | (linguistics) belonging to the class of nouns that denote living beings: "the word `dog' is animate"
00097393 00 a 01 inanimate 2 001 ! 00097239 a 0101 | (linguistics) belonging to the class of nouns denoting nonliving things: "the word `car' is inanimate"
00097551 00 a 01 anonymous 0 002 & 00097734 a 0000 ! 00097966 a 0101 | having no known name or identiy or known source: "anonymous authors"; "anonymous donors"; "an anonymous gift"
00097734 00 s 04 nameless 0 unidentified 0 unknown 0 unnamed 0 001 & 00097551 a 0000 | being or having an unknown or unnamed source: "a poem by an unknown author"; "corporations responsible to nameless owners"; "an unnamed donor"
00097966 00 a 01 onymous 0 003 & 00098115 a 0000 & 00098210 a 0000 ! 00097551 a 0101 | bearing a name: "articles in magazines are usually onymous"
00098115 00 s 01 named 0 001 & 00097966 a 0000 | bearing the author's name: "a named source"
00098210 00 s 01 pseudonymous 0 001 & 00097966 a 0000 | bearing or identified by an assumed (often pen) name: "the writings of Mark Twain are pseudonymous"
00098368 00 a 02 antemortem 0 ante-mortem 0 001 ! 00098479 a 0101 | preceding death: "antemortem confession"
00098479 00 a 02 postmortem 0 postmortal 0 001 ! 00098368 a 0101 | occurring or done after death: "postmortem changes"; "a postmortem examination to determine cause of death"; "postmortal wounds"
00098677 00 a 02 antecedent 0 preceding 4 006 & 00098862 a 0000 & 00098953 a 0000 & 00099017 a 0000 & 00099087 a 0000 ^ 00101635 a 0000 ! 00099199 a 0101 | preceding in time or order
00098862 00 s 01 ante 0 001 & 00098677 a 0000 | (prefix) prior to or before: "antenatal"
00098953 00 s 02 anterior 0 prior(a) 0 001 & 00098677 a 0000
00099017 00 s 02 anticipatory 0 prevenient 0 001 & 00098677 a 0000
00099087 00 s 02 preexistent 0 pre-existent 0 001 & 00098677 a 0000 | existing previously or before something
00099199 00 a 02 subsequent 0 succeeding 4 004 & 00099349 a 0000 & 00099691 a 0000 ^ 00102987 a 0000 ! 00098677 a 0101 | following in time or order
00099349 00 s 05 consequent 0 ensuant 0 resultant 0 resulting(a) 0 sequent 1 001 & 00099199 a 0000 | following as an effect or result: "the period of tension and consequent need for military preparedness"; "the ensuant response to his appeal"; "the resultant savings were considerable"; "the health of the plants and the resulting flowers"
00099691 00 s 03 later(a) 0 future 0 ulterior 0 001 & 00099199 a 0000 | coming at a subsequent time or stage: "later developments"; "awaiting future actions on the bill"; "without ulterior argument"
00099892 00 a 01 antrorse 0 001 ! 00100031 a 0101 | (biol) bent or curved forward or upward: "a plant having antrorse hairs on the stem"
00100031 00 a 01 retrorse 0 002 & 00100176 a 0000 ! 00099892 a 0101 | (biol) bent or curved backward or downward: "leaves with retrorse barbs"
00100176 00 s 01 decurved 0 001 & 00100031 a 0000 | bend down or curved downward: "the decurved bill of a curlew"
00100292 00 a 01 aquatic 0 005 & 00100720 a 0000 & 00100903 a 0000 ! 00101127 a 0101 ! 00101251 a 0101 & 00100550 a 0000 | operating or living or growing in water: "boats are aquatic vehicles"; "water lilies are aquatic plants"; "fish are aquatic animals"
00100550 00 s 02 marine 0 saltwater 0 001 & 00100292 a 0000 | native to or inhabiting the sea: "marine plants and animals such as seaweed and whales"; "saltwater fish"
00100720 00 s 02 semiaquatic 1 subaquatic 1 001 & 00100292 a 0000 | (biology) partially aquatic; living or growing partly on land and partly in water: "a marginal subaquatic flora"
00100903 00 s 05 subaqueous 0 subaquatic 2 submerged 2 submersed 2 underwater 0 001 & 00100292 a 0000 | (biology) growing or remaining under water: "viewing subaqueous fauna from a glass-bottomed boat"; "submerged leaves"
00101127 00 a 02 terrestrial 0 land(a) 4 002 ! 00101251 a 0101 ! 00100292 a 0101 | operating or living or growing on land
00101251 00 a 01 amphibious 0 003 & 00101486 a 0000 ! 00100292 a 0101 ! 00101127 a 0101 | operating or living on land and in water: "amphibious vehicles"; "amphibious operations"; "amphibious troops"; "frogs are amphibious animals"
00101486 00 s 02 amphibiotic 0 semiaquatic 2 001 & 00101251 a 0000 | (biology) having an aquatic early or larval form and a terrestrial adult form
00101635 00 a 01 preceding(a) 0 013 & 00101935 a 0000 & 00102058 a 0000 ^ 00098677 a 0000 & 00102177 a 0000 & 00102275 a 0000 & 00102358 a 0000 & 00102506 a 0000 & 00102731 a 0000 & 00102861 a 0000 = 03514322 n 0000 = 08473170 n 0000 ! 00102987 a 0101 & 00102603 a 0000 | existing or coming before
00101935 00 s 01 above 0 001 & 00101635 a 0000 | appearing earlier in the same text: "flaws in the above interpretation"
00102058 00 s 02 above-mentioned 0 above-named 0 001 & 00101635 a 0000 | mentioned or named earlier in the same text
00102177 00 s 01 foregoing(a) 0 001 & 00101635 a 0000 | esp. of writing or speech: going before
00102275 00 s 03 introductory 0 prefatorial 0 prefatory 0 001 & 00101635 a 0000
00102358 00 s 01 pre 0 001 & 00101635 a 0000 | (prefix) coming before or being preliminary or preparatory: "prehistoric"; "premedical"; "prepaid"
00102506 00 s 01 precedent 0 001 & 00101635 a 0000 | preceding in time, order, or significance
00102603 00 s 01 premedical 0 001 & 00101635 a 0000 | preceding and preparing for the study of medicine: "premedical courses"
00102731 00 s 02 preparatory 0 preparative 0 001 & 00101635 a 0000 | preceding and preparing for something: "preparatory steps"
00102861 00 s 01 previous(a) 0 001 & 00101635 a 0000 | just preceding something else in time or order: "the previous owner"
00102987 00 a 01 succeeding(a) 0 011 & 00103252 a 0000 & 00103370 a 0000 & 00103488 a 0000 & 00103583 a 0000 & 00103715 a 0000 & 00103853 a 0000 & 00103958 a 0000 ^ 00099199 a 0000 = 03514322 n 0000 = 08473170 n 0000 ! 00101635 a 0101 | coming after or following
00103252 00 s 01 apres-ski 0 001 & 00102987 a 0000 | concerned with designed for use after skiing: "apres-ski wear"
00103370 00 s 02 back-to-back 0 consecutive 0 001 & 00102987 a 0000 | one after the other: "back-to-back home runs"
00103488 00 s 01 ensuing 0 001 & 00102987 a 0000 | "ensuing events confirmed the prediction"
00103583 00 s 02 following(a) 1 undermentioned 0 001 & 00102987 a 0000 | about to be mentioned or specified: "the following items
00103715 00 s 02 following 2 next 0 001 & 00102987 a 0000 | immediately following in time or order; "the following day"; "next in line"
00103853 00 s 01 post 0 001 & 00102987 a 0000 | (prefix) coming after: "postmillenial"; "postgraduate"
00103958 00 s 01 postmortem 0 001 & 00102987 a 0000 | after death or after an event: "a postmortem examination to determine the cause of death"; "the postmortem discussion of the President's TV address"
00104163 00 a 01 precedented 0 001 ! 00104268 a 0101 | having or supported or justified by a precedent
00104268 00 a 01 unprecedented 0 002 & 00104365 a 0000 ! 00104163 a 0101 | having no precedent
00104365 00 s 02 new 0 unexampled 0 001 & 00104268 a 0000 | "an unprecedented expansion in population and industry"
00104483 00 a 01 prehensile 0 001 ! 00104623 a 0101 | adapted for grasping esp by wrapping around an object: "a monkey's prehensile tail"
00104623 00 a 01 nonprehensile 0 001 ! 00104483 a 0101 | not prehensile
00104697 00 a 01 preprandial 0 001 ! 00104805 a 0101 | preceding a meal esp dinner: "a preprandial drink"
00104805 00 a 01 postprandial 0 001 ! 00104697 a 0101 | following a meal esp dinner: "his postprandial cigar"; "took a postprandial walk"
00104945 00 a 01 prewar 0 001 ! 00105084 a 0101 | existing or belonging to a time before a war: "prewar levels of industrial production"
00105084 00 a 01 postwar 0 001 ! 00104945 a 0101 | belonging to the period after a war: "postwar resettlement"; "postwar inflation"
00105218 00 a 01 retrograde 0 002 = 08473170 n 0000 ! 00105348 a 0101 | of amnesia: affecting time immediately preceding trauma
00105348 00 a 01 anterograde 0 002 = 08473170 n 0000 ! 00105218 a 0101 | of amnesia: affecting time immediately following trauma
00105479 00 a 01 antemeridian 0 004 & 00105590 a 0000 & 00105653 a 0000 = 09077332 n 0000 ! 00105708 a 0101
00105590 00 s 02 ante_meridiem 0 am 0 001 & 00105479 a 0000
00105653 00 s 01 morning(a) 0 001 & 00105479 a 0000
00105708 00 a 01 postmeridian 0 004 & 00105819 a 0000 & 00105882 a 0000 = 09077332 n 0000 ! 00105479 a 0101
00105819 00 s 02 post_meridiem 0 pm 0 001 & 00105708 a 0000
00105882 00 s 01 afternoon(a) 0 001 & 00105708 a 0000
00105939 00 a 01 anterior 0 007 & 00106170 a 0000 & 00106233 a 0000 & 00106337 a 0000 & 00106458 a 0000 ^ 00159450 a 0000 = 08462976 n 0000 ! 00106587 a 0101 | (zool) of or near the head end or toward the front plane of the body
00106170 00 s 02 fore(a) 0 front(a) 0 001 & 00105939 a 0000
00106233 00 s 01 frontal 1 001 & 00105939 a 0000 | belonging to the front part: "a frontal appendage"
00106337 00 s 01 frontal 2 001 & 00105939 a 0000 | of or adjacent to the forehead or frontal bone: "the frontal lobes"
00106458 00 s 01 prefrontal 0 001 & 00105939 a 0000 | anterior to a frontal structure: "a prefrontal bone"; "prefrontal lobes"
00106587 00 a 01 posterior 0 006 & 00106778 a 0000 & 00106873 a 0000 ^ 00158862 a 0000 & 00107065 a 0000 = 08462976 n 0000 ! 00105939 a 0101 | (zool) of or near the back or toward the back
00106778 00 s 05 back(a) 0 hind(a) 0 hinder(a) 0 hindmost 0 rear(a) 0 001 & 00106587 a 0000
00106873 00 s 01 caudal 0 001 & 00106587 a 0000 | (of quadrupeds) situated in or directed toward the part of the body from which the tail arises: "caudal fins"; "the caudal end of the body"
00107065 00 s 01 retral 0 001 & 00106587 a 0000
00107116 00 a 01 dorsal 0 001 ! 00107337 a 0101 | belonging to or on or near the back or uppersurface of an animal or organ or part: "the dorsal fin is the vertical fin on the back of a fish and certain marine mammals"
00107337 00 a 01 ventral 0 001 ! 00107116 a 0101 | toward or on or near the belly (front of a primate or lower surface of a lower animal): "the ventral aspect of the human body"; "the liver is somewhat ventral in position"; "ventral (or pelvic) fins correspond to the hind limbs of a quadruped"
00107634 00 a 01 appealable 0 001 ! 00107807 a 0101 | capable of being appealed esp to a higher tribunal: "decisions...appealable to the head of the agency"- New Republic
00107807 00 a 01 unappealable 0 001 ! 00107634 a 0101 | not subject to appeal: "the judge's ruling was handed down in a preliminary hearing rather than a trial and was therefore unappealable"
00108001 00 a 01 appendaged 0 001 ! 00108077 a 0101 | having an appendage
00108077 00 a 01 unappendaged 0 001 ! 00108001 a 0101 | not having an appendage
00108159 00 a 01 appetizing 0 005 & 00108356 a 0000 ^ 01311386 a 0000 ^ 01819411 a 0000 = 03484972 n 0000 ! 00108442 a 0101 | appealing to or stimulating the appetite esp. in appearance or aroma
00108356 00 s 04 mouth-watering 0 savory 0 savoury 0 tasty 0 001 & 00108159 a 0000
00108442 00 a 01 unappetizing 0 005 & 00108618 a 0000 ^ 01821695 a 0000 ^ 01311800 a 0000 = 03484972 n 0000 ! 00108159 a 0101 | not appetizing in appearance, aroma, or taste
00108618 00 s 02 insipid 0 tasteless 0 001 & 00108442 a 0000
00108682 00 a 01 approachable 0 002 & 00108757 a 0000 ! 00108890 a 0101
00108757 00 s 02 accessible 0 friendly 0 001 & 00108682 a 0000 | easy to meet or know or talk to: "a friendly approachable person"
00108890 00 a 01 unapproachable 0 002 & 00108967 a 0000 ! 00108682 a 0101
00108967 00 s 02 standoffish 0 unfriendly 0 001 & 00108890 a 0000 | discouraging intimacies: "an unapproachable executive"
00109092 00 a 01 appropriate 0 009 & 00109483 a 0000 & 00109584 a 0000 & 00109726 a 0000 & 00109868 a 0000 & 00109963 a 0000 ^ 00112435 a 0000 ^ 01435824 a 0000 = 03335641 n 0000 ! 00110177 a 0101 | suitable for a particular person or place or condition etc: "a book not appropriate for children"; "a funeral conducted the appropriate solemnity"; "it seems that an apology is appropriate"
00109483 00 s 01 befitting 0 001 & 00109092 a 0000 | appropriate to: "behavior befitting a father"
00109584 00 s 01 due 0 001 & 00109092 a 0000 | reasonable in the circumstances: "gave my comments due consideration"; "exercising due care"
00109726 00 s 02 in_order(p) 0 called_for 0 001 & 00109092 a 0000 | appropriate or even needed in the circumstances: "a change is in order"
00109868 00 s 01 pat 0 001 & 00109092 a 0000 | exactly suited to the occasion: "a pat reply"
00109963 00 s 03 proper 0 right 0 suitable 0 001 & 00109092 a 0000 | appropriate for a condition or occasion: "everything in its proper place"; "the right man for the job"; "she is not suitable for the position"
00110177 00 a 01 inappropriate 0 006 & 00110504 a 0000 & 00110688 a 0000 ^ 01437271 a 0000 ^ 00112773 a 0000 = 03335641 n 0000 ! 00109092 a 0101 | not suitable for a particular occasion etc: "noise seems inappropriate at a time of sadness"; "inappropriate shoes for a walk on the beach"; "put inappropriate pressure on them"
00110504 00 s 01 undue 0 001 & 00110177 a 0000 | not appropriate or proper or even legal: "accused of using undue force"; "undue influence"; "I didn't want to show undue excitement"
00110688 00 s 03 unsuitable 0 improper 0 wrong 0 001 & 00110177 a 0000 | not appropriate for a purpose or occasion: "unsuitable attire for the office"; "said all the wrong things"
00110870 00 a 02 due 0 owed 4 009 & 00111228 a 0000 & 00111352 a 0000 & 00111472 a 0000 & 00111633 a 0000 & 00111830 a 0000 & 00111918 a 0000 & 00112059 a 0000 & 00112155 a 0000 ! 00112295 a 0101 | suitable to or owed or expected in the circumstances: "payment is due"; "all due respect"; "due cause to honor them"; "a long due promotion"; "in due course"
00111228 00 s 02 anticipated 0 looked-for(a) 0 001 & 00110870 a 0000 | rightfully expected: "his looked-for advancement";
00111352 00 s 01 callable 0 001 & 00110870 a 0000 | subject to a demand for payment before due date: "callable bonds"
00111472 00 s 02 collect 0 cod 0 001 & 00110870 a 0000 | payment due by the recipient on delivery: "a collect call"; "the letter came collect"; "a COD parcel"
00111633 00 s 02 collectible 0 payable 0 001 & 00110870 a 0000 | subject to or requiring payment esp as specified: "a collectible bill"; "a note payable on demand"; "a check payable to John Doe"
00111830 00 s 01 overdue 0 001 & 00110870 a 0000 | past due: "an overdue installment"
00111918 00 s 01 owing(p) 0 001 & 00110870 a 0000 | owed as a debt: "must pay what is owing"; "sleep owing to you because of a long vigil"
00112059 00 s 01 receivable 0 001 & 00110870 a 0000 | awaiting payment: "accounts receivable"
00112155 00 s 01 repayable 0 001 & 00110870 a 0000 | subject to repayment: "business loans are usually repayable in regular installments"
00112295 00 a 02 undue 0 not_due 0 001 ! 00110870 a 0101 | not suitable to or owed in the circumstances; not yet payable: "an undue loan"
00112435 00 a 01 apropos 0 004 & 00112541 a 0000 ^ 00109092 a 0000 = 03335641 n 0000 ! 00112773 a 0101
00112541 00 s 04 apposite 0 appropriate 0 apt 0 pertinent 0 001 & 00112435 a 0000 | being of striking appropriateness and pertinence: "the successful copywriter is a master of apposite and evocative verbal images"; "an apt reply"
00112773 00 a 01 malapropos 0 004 & 00112882 a 0000 ^ 00110177 a 0000 = 03335641 n 0000 ! 00112435 a 0101
00112882 00 s 02 inapposite 0 out_of_place 0 001 & 00112773 a 0000 | of an inappropriate or misapplied nature
00112994 00 a 01 a_priori 0 005 & 00113197 a 0000 & 00113251 a 0000 ^ 00090532 a 0000 ^ 00984632 a 0000 ! 00113409 a 0101 | involving deductive reasoning from a general principle to a necessary effect
00113197 00 s 01 deductive 0 001 & 00112994 a 0000
00113251 00 s 01 hypothetical 0 001 & 00112994 a 0000 | based on hypothesis or theory rather than experiment; not supported by fact: "an a priori judgment"
00113409 00 a 01 a_posteriori 0 005 & 00113623 a 0000 & 00113723 a 0000 ^ 00984439 a 0000 ^ 00090764 a 0000 ! 00112994 a 0101 | reasoning from facts or particulars to general principals or from effects to causes
00113623 00 s 01 empirical 0 001 & 00113409 a 0000 | requiring evidence for validation or support
00113723 00 s 01 inductive 0 001 & 00113409 a 0000
00113777 00 a 01 apteral 0 003 & 00113925 a 0000 & 00114026 a 0000 ! 00114096 a 0101 | having columns at one or both ends but not along the sides
00113925 00 s 04 amphiprostylar 0 amphiprostyle 0 amphistylar 0 porticoed 0 001 & 00113777 a 0000
00114026 00 s 02 prostyle 0 pseudoprostyle 0 001 & 00113777 a 0000
00114096 00 a 01 peripteral 0 003 & 00114216 a 0000 & 00114294 a 0000 ! 00113777 a 0101 | having columns on all sides
00114216 00 s 01 monopteral 0 001 & 00114096 a 0000 | in circular buildings
00114294 00 s 02 peristylar 0 pseudoperipteral 0 001 & 00114096 a 0000
00114368 00 a 01 arbitrable 0 001 ! 00114554 a 0101 | appropriate for or subject to settlement by arbitration: "an arbitrable wage and health benefits policy"; "an arbitrable dispute"
00114554 00 a 01 nonarbitrable 0 001 ! 00114368 a 0101 | not appropriate for or subject to arbitration
00114659 00 a 01 columned 0 007 & 00114996 a 0000 & 00115105 a 0000 & 00115209 a 0000 & 00115353 a 0000 & 00115467 a 0000 & 00115580 a 0000 ! 00115673 a 0101 | having or resembling columns; having columns of a specified kind (often used as a combining form): "a columned portico"; "white-columned houses"; "trees with columned trunks"
00114996 00 s 01 amphistylar 0 001 & 00114659 a 0000 | having columns either at both ends or at both sides
00115105 00 s 01 columnar 1 001 & 00114659 a 0000 | characterized by columns: "columnar construction"
00115209 00 s 02 columniform 0 columnar 2 001 & 00114659 a 0000 | having the form of a column: "trees with columned trunks"; "columnar forms"
00115353 00 s 01 columnlike 0 001 & 00114659 a 0000 | resembling a column: "his back against a columnlike tree"
00115467 00 s 01 colonnaded 0 001 & 00114659 a 0000 | having a series of columns arranged at regular intervals
00115580 00 s 01 pillared 0 001 & 00114659 a 0000 | having pillars: "the pillared portico"
00115673 00 a 02 noncolumned 0 uncolumned 0 003 & 00115798 a 0000 & 00115890 a 0000 ! 00114659 a 0101 | not having columns
00115798 00 s 01 astylar 0 001 & 00115673 a 0000 | (architect) lacking columns or pillars
00115890 00 s 01 unpillared 0 001 & 00115673 a 0000 | lacking pillars
00115962 00 a 03 arboreal 0 arboreous 4 tree-living 0 001 ! 00116091 a 0101 | inhabiting or frequenting trees: "arboreal apes"
00116091 00 a 01 nonarboreal 0 001 ! 00115962 a 0101
00116147 00 a 01 arenaceous 0 002 & 00116246 a 0000 ! 00116307 a 0101 | used of sedimentary rock
00116246 00 s 02 sandy 0 sandlike 0 001 & 00116147 a 0000
00116307 00 a 01 argillaceous 0 002 & 00116408 a 0000 ! 00116147 a 0101 | used of sedimentary rock
00116408 00 s 01 clayey 0 001 & 00116307 a 0000
00116459 00 a 01 armed 1 004 & 00116596 a 0000 & 00116660 a 0000 & 00116781 a 0000 ! 00116837 a 0101 | used of persons or the military
00116596 00 s 02 equipped 0 weaponed 0 001 & 00116459 a 0000
00116660 00 s 01 light-armed 0 001 & 00116459 a 0000 | armed with light equipment and weapons: "a light-armed brigade"
00116781 00 s 01 militarized 0 001 & 00116459 a 0000
00116837 00 a 01 unarmed 1 004 & 00116976 a 0000 & 00117031 a 0000 & 00117101 a 0000 ! 00116459 a 0101 | used of persons or the military
00116976 00 s 01 barehanded 0 001 & 00116837 a 0000
00117031 00 s 02 defenseless 0 defenceless 0 001 & 00116837 a 0000
00117101 00 s 01 weaponless 0 001 & 00116837 a 0000
00117156 00 a 02 armored 1 armoured 1 007 & 00117363 a 0000 & 00117498 a 0000 & 00117554 a 0000 & 00117633 a 0000 & 00117696 a 0000 & 00117809 a 0000 ! 00117939 a 0101 | used of persons or things military
00117498 00 s 01 bulletproof 0 001 & 00117156 a 0000
00117554 00 s 02 lightly_armored 0 lightly_armoured 0 001 & 00117156 a 0000
00117633 00 s 02 mail-clad 0 mailed 0 001 & 00117156 a 0000
00117696 00 s 01 panzer 0 001 & 00117156 a 0000 | (German) equipped with armored vehicles: "a panzer division"
00117809 00 s 01 scaled 1 001 & 00117156 a 0000 | used of armor: having overlapping metal splates attached to a leather backing
00117939 00 a 02 unarmored 1 unarmoured 1 001 ! 00117156 a 0101 | used of persons or things military: without protective covering
00118071 00 a 01 armed 2 003 & 00118185 a 0000 & 00118419 a 0000 ! 00118492 a 0101 | used of plants and animals
00118185 00 s 0a barbed 0 barbellate 0 briary 0 briery 0 bristly 0 burred 0 burry 0 prickly 0 spiny 0 thorny 0 001 & 00118071 a 0000 | of plants or animals: having or covered with protective barbs or quills or spines or thorns etc.
00118419 00 s 02 clawed 0 taloned 0 001 & 00118071 a 0000 | of animals
00118492 00 a 01 unarmed 2 001 ! 00118071 a 0101 | used of plants or animals: without barbs or stings
00118596 00 a 01 armed 3 003 & 00118773 a 0000 & 00118869 a 0000 ! 00118962 a 0101 | having arms or arms as specified; used esp in combination: "the many-armed goddess Shiva"
00118773 00 s 01 brachiate 0 001 & 00118596 a 0000 | (zool) having arms or armlike appendages
00118869 00 s 01 one-armed 0 001 & 00118596 a 0000 | having one arm: "a one-armed veteran"
00118962 00 a 01 armless 0 001 ! 00118596 a 0101 | having no arms: "the armless Venus de Milo"
00119059 00 a 02 armored 2 armoured 2 003 & 00119210 a 0000 & 00119279 a 0000 ! 00119450 a 0101 | used of animals: provided with protective covering
00119210 00 s 01 bone-covered 0 001 & 00119059 a 0000 | of animals
00119279 00 s 03 scaly 0 scaley 0 scaled 2 001 & 00119059 a 0000 | (zool) having the body covered or partially covered with thin horny plates, as some fish and reptiles
00119450 00 a 02 unarmored 2 unarmoured 2 001 ! 00119059 a 0101 | used of animals: without protective covering
00119563 00 a 01 artful 0 008 & 00119857 a 0000 & 00119965 a 0000 & 00120192 a 0000 ^ 00051445 a 0000 & 00120508 a 0000 & 00120682 a 0000 & 00120925 a 0000 ! 00121109 a 0101 | skillful in achieving a desired end esp with cunning or craft: "the artful dodger"; "an artful choice of metaphors"
00119857 00 s 03 adroit 0 clever 0 ingenious 0 001 & 00119563 a 0000 | skillful in adapting means to ends
00119965 00 s 02 byzantine 0 devious 0 001 & 00119563 a 0000 | characterized by elaborate scheming and intrigue: "Byzantine methods for holding on to his chairmanship"; "a fine hand for Byzantine deals and cozy arrangements"
00120192 00 s 0b crafty 0 cunning 0 dodgy 0 foxy 0 guileful 0 knavish 0 slick 0 sly 0 tricksy 0 tricky 0 wily 0 001 & 00119563 a 0000 | skilled in deception or skillful in deceiving: "cunning men often pass for wise"; "a foxy scheme"; "a slick evasive answer"; "sly as a fox"; "tricky Dick"; "a wily old attorney"
00120508 00 s 02 cute 0 precious 0 001 & 00119563 a 0000 | obviously contrived to charm: "an insufferably precious performance"; "a child with intolerably cute mannerisms"
00120682 00 s 02 designing 0 scheming 0 001 & 00119563 a 0000 | concealing crafty designs for advancing one's own interest: "a selfish and designing nation obsessed with the dark schemes of European intrigue"- W.Churchill; "a scheming wife"
00120925 00 s 01 manipulative 0 001 & 00119563 a 0000 | skillful in influencing or controlling others to one's own advantage: "the early manipulative techniques of a three-year-old"
00121109 00 a 01 artless 0 005 & 00121321 a 0000 & 00121401 a 0000 & 00121469 a 0000 ^ 01201857 a 0000 ! 00119563 a 0101 | simple and natural; without cunning or deceit: "an artless manner"; "artless elegance"
00121321 00 s 02 guileless 0 honest 0 001 & 00121109 a 0000 | free from guile
00121401 00 s 02 naive 0 unsophisticated 0 001 & 00121109 a 0000
00121469 00 s 02 simple 0 unstudied 0 001 & 00121109 a 0000 | free of artificiality: "simple unstudied charm"
00121581 00 a 01 articulate 0 008 & 00121901 a 0000 ^ 00364740 a 0000 & 00122026 a 0000 & 00122227 a 0000 & 00122316 a 0000 & 00122431 a 0000 ^ 01733189 a 0000 ! 00122600 a 0101 | expressing oneself easily or characterized by clear expressive language: "articulate speech"; "an articulate orator"; "articulate beings"
00121901 00 s 01 articulated 0 001 & 00121581 a 0000 | pronounced distinctly and clearly: "her words were well articulate"
00122026 00 s 06 eloquent 0 facile 0 fluent 0 silver 0 silver-tongued 0 smooth-spoken 0 001 & 00121581 a 0000 | expressing oneself readily, clearly, effectively: "his facile tongue"; "silver speech"
00122227 00 s 01 pronounced 0 001 & 00121581 a 0000 | produced by the organs of speech
00122316 00 s 02 speaking(a) 1 speech-endowed 0 001 & 00121581 a 0000 | capable of speech: "the speaking animal"
00122431 00 s 01 well-spoken 0 001 & 00121581 a 0000 | speaking or spoken fittingly or pleasingly: "a well-spoken gentleman"; "a few well-spoken words on civic pride"
00122600 00 a 02 inarticulate 0 unarticulate 0 012 & 00123060 a 0000 & 00123155 a 0000 & 00123309 a 0000 & 00123422 a 0000 & 00123522 a 0000 & 00123702 a 0000 & 00123997 a 0000 & 00124128 a 0000 & 00124237 a 0000 & 00123702 a 0000 ^ 00368083 a 0000 ! 00121581 a 0101 | without or deprived of the use of speech or words: "inarticulate beasts"; "remained stupidly inarticulate and saying something noncommital"; "inarticulate with rage"; "an inarticulate cry"
00123060 00 s 01 aphasic 0 001 & 00122600 a 0000 | unable to speak because of a brain lesion
00123155 00 s 02 aphonic 0 voiceless 0 001 & 00122600 a 0000 | being voiceless through injury or illness and thus incapable of all but whispered speech
00123309 00 s 03 dumb 1 mute 1 silent 0 001 & 00122600 a 0000 | unable to speak because of hereditary deafness
00123422 00 s 01 dumb 3 001 & 00122600 a 0000 | lacking the power of human speech: "dumb animals"
00123522 00 s 02 incoherent 0 tongue-tied 0 001 & 00122600 a 0000 | unable to express oneself clearly or fluently: "felt tongue-tied with embarrassment"; "incoherent with grief"
00123702 00 s 05 mute 0 silent 2 tongueless 0 wordless 0 unspoken 0 001 & 00122600 a 0000 | expressed without speech; esp because words would be inappropriate or inadequate: "in his eyes there was mute reproach"; "a silent curse"; "best grief is tongueless"- Emily Dickinson; "unspoken grief"
00123997 00 s 02 speechless 0 dumb 2 001 & 00122600 a 0000 | unable to speak temporarily: "struck dumb"; "speechless with shock"
00124128 00 s 02 stammering(a) 0 stuttering(a) 0 001 & 00122600 a 0000 | unable to speak freely and easily
00124237 00 s 01 unarticulated 0 001 & 00122600 a 0000 | uttered without the use of normal words or syllables
00124349 00 a 01 speaking(a) 0 002 & 00124490 a 0000 ! 00124562 a 0101 | involving speaking or spoken lines: "a speaking part in the play"
00124490 00 s 01 talking(a) 0 001 & 00124349 a 0000 | "talking heads"
00124562 00 a 02 nonspeaking 0 walk-on 0 001 ! 00124349 a 0101 | not involving speaking or spoken lines: "had a nonspeaking role"
00124694 00 a 02 articulated 0 articulate 4 002 & 00124781 a 0000 ! 00124877 a 0101
00124781 00 s 01 jointed 0 001 & 00124694 a 0000 | (zool) having joints or jointed segments;
00124877 00 a 01 unarticulated 0 002 & 00124953 a 0000 ! 00124694 a 0101
00124953 00 s 01 unjointed 0 001 & 00124877 a 0000 | (zool) without joints or jointed segments
00125050 00 a 01 ashamed(p) 0 007 & 00125318 a 0000 & 00125404 a 0000 & 00125725 a 0000 & 00125832 a 0000 & 00126032 a 0000 ^ 01334497 a 0000 ! 00126124 a 0101 | used of persons: feeling shame or guilt or embarrassment or remorse: "are you ashamed for having lied?"
00125318 00 s 02 blushful 0 blushing(a) 0 001 & 00125050 a 0000 | marked by blushes
00125404 00 s 03 chagrined 0 embarrassed 0 mortified 0 001 & 00125050 a 0000 | feeling inferior or unworthy and hence embarrassed: "ashamed of my torn coat"; "chagrined at the poor sales of his book"; "too embarrassed to say hello to his drunken father on the street"; "felt mortified by the comparison with her sister
00125725 00 s 04 discredited 0 disgraced 0 dishonored 0 shamed 1 001 & 00125050 a 0000 | suffering shame
00125832 00 s 04 guilty 0 hangdog 0 shamefaced 2 shamed 2 001 & 00125050 a 0000 | showing a sense of guilt: "a guilty look"; "the hangdog and shamefaced air of the retreating enemy"- Eric Linklater
00126032 00 s 02 shamefaced 1 sheepish 0 001 & 00125050 a 0000 | showing a sense of shame
00126124 00 a 01 unashamed 0 005 & 00126303 a 0000 & 00126789 a 0000 & 00126919 a 0000 ^ 01334992 a 0000 ! 00125050 a 0101 | used of persons or their behavior: feeling no shame
00126303 00 s 08 audacious 0 barefaced 0 bodacious 0 bold-faced 0 brassy 0 brazen 0 brazen-faced 0 insolent 0 001 & 00126124 a 0000 | unrestrained by convention or propriety: "an audacious trick to pull"; "a barefaced hypocrite"; "the most bodacious display of tourisma this sde of Anaheim"- Los Angeles Times; "bold-faced lies"; "brazen arrogance"; "the modern world with its quick material successes and insolent belief in the boundless possibilities of progress"- Bertrand Russell
00126789 00 s 02 shameless 0 unblushing 0 001 & 00126124 a 0000 | "a shameless imposter"; "an unblushing apologist for fascism"
00126919 00 s 02 unabashed 0 unembarrassed 0 001 & 00126124 a 0000 | "a tinseled charm and unabashed sentimentality"- Jerome Stone; "an unembarrassed greeting as if nothing untoward had happened"
00127117 00 a 01 assertive 0 005 & 00127427 a 0000 ^ 00068733 a 0000 ^ 00534559 a 0000 & 00127544 a 0000 ! 00127736 a 0101 | inclined to bold and confident assertion; aggressively self-assured: "an energetic assertive boy who was always ready to argue"; "pointing directly at a listener is an assertive act"
00127427 00 s 01 cocky 0 001 & 00127117 a 0000 | overly self-confident or self-assertive: "a very cocky young man"
00127544 00 s 02 emphatic 0 forceful 0 001 & 00127117 a 0000 | forceful and definite in expression or action: "the document contained a particularly emphatic guarantee of religious liberty"
00127736 00 a 01 unassertive 0 005 ^ 00588904 a 0000 & 00127907 a 0000 ^ 00200856 a 0000 ^ 00070426 a 0000 ! 00127117 a 0101 | not assertive: "a shy unassertive person"
00127907 00 s 02 reticent 0 self-effacing 0 001 & 00127736 a 0000
00127976 00 a 02 associative 0 associatory 0 002 ! 00128265 a 0101 & 00128147 a 0000 | characterized by or causing or resulting from association: "associative learning"
00128147 00 s 01 associable 0 001 & 00127976 a 0000 | capable of being associated: "words associable with politics"
00128265 00 a 01 nonassociative 0 001 ! 00127976 a 0101 | not associative
00128341 00 a 02 attached 1 committed 4 005 & 00128526 a 0000 & 00128637 a 0000 ^ 01110249 a 0000 & 00128731 a 0000 ! 00128783 a 0101 | associated in an exclusive sexual relationship
00128637 00 s 02 involved 0 involved_with(p) 0 001 & 00128341 a 0000 | emotionally involved
00128731 00 s 01 married 0 001 & 00128341 a 0000
00128783 00 a 02 unattached 0 uncommitted 4 004 & 00128930 a 0000 & 00129049 a 0000 & 00129128 a 0000 ! 00128341 a 0101 | not married or engaged
00128930 00 s 03 fancy-free 0 footloose 0 foot-loose 0 001 & 00128783 a 0000 | having no commitments or restrictions
00129049 00 s 03 unengaged 0 unpledged 0 unpromised 0 001 & 00128783 a 0000
00129128 00 s 01 unmarried 0 001 & 00128783 a 0000
00129182 00 a 01 affixed 0 010 & 00129396 a 0000 & 00129528 a 0000 & 00129663 a 0000 & 00129726 a 0000 & 00129930 a 0000 & 00130060 a 0000 & 00130152 a 0000 ! 00130208 a 0101 & 00129475 a 0000 & 00129827 a 0000
00129396 00 s 01 appendant 0 001 & 00129182 a 0000 | affixed as an appendage
00129475 00 s 01 attached 0 001 & 00129182 a 0000
00129528 00 s 01 basifixed 0 001 & 00129182 a 0000 | (botany) attached by its base (as certain anthers to their filaments or stalks)
00129663 00 s 02 fastened 0 secured 0 001 & 00129182 a 0000
00129726 00 s 03 glued 0 pasted 0 stuck_to(p) 0 001 & 00129182 a 0000 | affixed with glue or paste
00129827 00 s 01 mounted 0 001 & 00129182 a 0000 | assembled for used by being attached to a support
00129930 00 s 01 pegged-down 0 001 & 00129182 a 0000 | fastened by pegs: "the pegged-down branches of the plant will take root"
00130060 00 s 02 pinned 0 stapled 0 001 & 00129182 a 0000 | fastened with a pin or staple
00130152 00 s 01 taped_to(p) 0 001 & 00129182 a 0000
00130208 00 a 01 unaffixed 0 003 & 00130298 a 0000 & 00130388 a 0000 ! 00129182 a 0101
00130298 00 s 02 floating(a) 0 unsecured 0 001 & 00130208 a 0000 | not secured in place
00130388 00 s 03 free 0 loose 0 unfastened 0 001 & 00130208 a 0000
00130458 00 a 02 sessile 0 stalkless 0 001 ! 00130686 a 0101 | (biology) attached directly by the base; not having an intervening stalk: "sessile flowers"; "the shell of a sessile barnacle is attached directly to a substrate"
00130686 00 a 02 pedunculate 0 stalked 0 001 ! 00130458 a 0101 | (biology) having or growing on or from a peduncle or stalk: "a pedunculate flower"; "a pedunculate barnacle is attached to the substrate by a fleshy foot or stalk"
00130917 00 a 02 sessile 2 attached 4 001 ! 00131110 a 0101 | (biology) permanently attached to a substrate; not free to move about: "an attached oyster"; "sessile marine animals and plants"
00131110 00 a 01 vagile 0 002 & 00131245 a 0000 ! 00130917 a 0101 | (zoology) having freedom to move about: "vagile aquatic animals"
00131245 00 s 02 free-swimming 0 unattached 0 001 & 00131110 a 0000 | (of animals) able to swim about; not attached
00131363 00 a 01 attached 2 002 & 00131468 a 0000 ! 00131570 a 0101 | (architecture) used of buildings
00131468 00 s 01 joined 0 001 & 00131363 a 0000 | joined by or sharing a wall with another building
00131570 00 a 01 detached 0 003 & 00131693 a 0000 & 00131814 a 0000 ! 00131363 a 0101 | (architecture) used of buildings
00131693 00 s 02 freestanding 0 separate 0 001 & 00131570 a 0000 | "detached houses"; "a house with a detached garage"
00131814 00 s 01 semidetached 0 001 & 00131570 a 0000 | attached on one side only: "a semidetached house"
00131922 00 a 01 stuck 0 001 ! 00132009 a 0101 | caught or fixed: "stuck in the mud"
00132009 00 a 01 unstuck 0 001 ! 00131922 a 0101 | free: "a man with a mule got my car unstuck"; "the gears locked in second and would not come unstuck"
00132164 00 a 01 attachable 0 004 & 00132363 a 0000 & 00132485 a 0000 ! 00132691 a 0101 & 00132600 a 0000 | capable of being fastened or added to something else: "a handle attachable by two bolts"
00132363 00 s 02 bindable 0 bondable 0 001 & 00132164 a 0000 | capable of being fastened or secured with a rope or bond
00132485 00 s 01 clip-on 0 001 & 00132164 a 0000 | attachable by a clip: "clip-on earrings"; "a clip-on bow tie"
00132600 00 s 01 tie-one 0 001 & 00132164 a 0000 | fastened by tying on: "tie-on labels"
00132691 00 a 01 detachable 0 002 & 00132822 a 0000 ! 00132164 a 0101 | designed to be unfastened or disconnected without damage
00132822 00 s 01 removable 0 001 & 00132691 a 0000 | "shirts with detachable collars"
00132910 00 a 01 wary 0 005 & 00133077 a 0000 & 00133167 a 0000 & 00133283 a 0000 = 03309812 n 0000 ! 00133347 a 0101 | marked by keen caution and watchful prudence
00133077 00 s 01 cautious 0 001 & 00132910 a 0000 | "a wary glance at the black clouds"
00133167 00 s 02 distrustful 0 shy 0 001 & 00132910 a 0000 | "taught to be wary of strangers"; "shy of strangers"
00133283 00 s 02 on_guard 0 watchful 0 001 & 00132910 a 0000
00133347 00 a 02 unwary 0 heedless 4 003 & 00133530 a 0000 = 03309812 n 0000 ! 00132910 a 0101 | not alert to danger or deception: "the shrieks of unwary animals taken by surprise"
00133530 00 s 02 incautious 0 unguarded 0 001 & 00133347 a 0000 | displaying or feeling no wariness: "an unguarded remark"; "in an unguarded moment spilled the beans"
00133699 00 a 01 attentive 0 008 & 00133879 a 0000 & 00134247 a 0000 & 00134311 a 0000 & 00134405 a 0000 & 00134572 a 0000 ^ 00400073 a 0000 = 03535492 n 0000 ! 00134740 a 0101
00133879 00 s 05 absorbed 0 engrossed 0 intent 0 rapt 0 wrapped 0 001 & 00133699 a 0000 | wholly absorbed as in thought: "that engrossed look--that absorbed and rapt delight"; "engrossed in her book"; "so intent on this fantastic...narrative that she hardly stirred"- Walter de la Mare; "rapt with wonder"; "the gunners were wrapped in admiration of their shooting"
00134247 00 s 02 advertent 0 heedful 0 001 & 00133699 a 0000
00134311 00 s 01 observant 0 001 & 00133699 a 0000 | paying close attention esp. to details
00134405 00 s 01 solicitous 0 001 & 00133699 a 0000 | showing concerned attention: "solicitous about about her health"; "made solicitous inquiries about our family"
00134572 00 s 02 thoughtful 0 attentive_to(p) 0 001 & 00133699 a 0000 | showing devoted attention and anticipation of needs: "the nurse was attentive to her patient"
00134740 00 a 01 inattentive 0 011 & 00134976 a 0000 & 00135182 a 0000 & 00135302 a 0000 ^ 00244241 a 0000 & 00135429 a 0000 ^ 00135570 a 0000 ^ 00567801 a 0000 & 00135694 a 0000 = 03535492 n 0000 ! 00133699 a 0101 & 00135570 a 0000
00134976 00 s 05 absent 0 absentminded 0 abstracted 0 preoccupied 0 scatty 0 001 & 00134740 a 0000 | "an absentminded professer"; "the scatty glancing quality of a hyperactive but unfocused intelligence"
00135182 00 s 02 distracted 0 distrait 0 001 & 00134740 a 0000 | having the attention diverted esp because of anxiety
00135302 00 s 03 dreamy 0 moony 0 woolgathering 0 001 & 00134740 a 0000 | dreamy in mood or nature: "a woolgathering moment"
00135429 00 s 03 drowsy 0 oscitant 0 yawning(a) 0 001 & 00134740 a 0000 | showing lack of attention or boredom: "the yawning congregation"
00135570 00 s 05 forgetful 0 forgetful_of(p) 0 inattentive_to(p) 0 neglectful 0 neglectful_of(p) 0 001 & 00134740 a 0000
00135694 00 s 03 heedless 0 unnoticing 0 unobservant 0 001 & 00134740 a 0000
00135774 00 a 01 attractive 1 020 & 00136201 a 0000 & 00136503 a 0000 ^ 00174354 a 0000 & 00136632 a 0000 & 00136956 a 0000 & 00137097 a 0000 & 00137303 a 0000 & 00137436 a 0000 & 00137549 a 0000 & 00137649 a 0000 ^ 01034952 a 0000 & 00138086 a 0000 & 00138193 a 0000 ^ 01377615 a 0000 & 00138283 a 0000 ^ 01610306 a 0000 & 00138429 a 0000 = 03321292 n 0000 ! 00138519 a 0101 & 00137976 a 0000 | appealing to the eye or mind
00136201 00 s 04 appealing 0 fetching 0 taking 0 winning 0 001 & 00135774 a 0000 | drawing favorable attention: "He added an appealing and memorable figure to popular American mythology"- Vincent Starrett; "a fetching new hat"; "something inexpressibly taking in his manner"; "a winning personality"
00136503 00 s 02 attention-getting 0 catchy 0 001 & 00135774 a 0000 | likely to attract interest: "a catchy title for a movie"
00136632 00 s 06 bewitching 0 captivating 0 enchanting 0 enthralling 0 entrancing 0 fascinating 0 001 & 00135774 a 0000 | capturing interest as if by a spell: "bewitching smile"; "Roosevelt was a captivating speaker"; "enchanting music"; "an enthralling book"; "antique papers of entrancing design"; "a fascinating woman"
00136956 00 s 02 charismatic 0 magnetic 0 001 & 00135774 a 0000 | possessing an extraordinary ability to attract: "a magnetic personality"
00137097 00 s 03 charming 0 engaging 0 piquant 0 001 & 00135774 a 0000 | attracting interest strongly: "endowed with charming manners"; "an engaging frankness"; "a piquant face with large appealing eyes"
00137303 00 s 02 cunning 0 cute 0 001 & 00135774 a 0000 | "a cute kid with pigtails"; "a cute little apartment"; "cunning kittens"
00137436 00 s 01 dinky 0 001 & 00135774 a 0000 | (British informal) pretty and neat: "what a dinky little hat"
00137549 00 s 01 dishy 0 001 & 00135774 a 0000 | (British informal) used of persons; good-looking
00137649 00 s 04 hypnotic 0 mesmeric 0 mesmerizing 0 spellbinding 0 001 & 00135774 a 0000 | attracting and holding interest as if by a spell: "read the bedtime store in a hypnotic voice"; "she had a warm mesmeric charm"; "the sheer force of his presence was mesmerizing"; "a spellbinding description of life in ancient Rome"
00137976 00 s 01 nice 0 001 & 00135774 a 0000 | having a pleasant appearance: "a nice dress"; "a nice face"
00138086 00 s 01 personable 0 001 & 00135774 a 0000 | of persons; pleasant in appearance and personality
00138193 00 s 01 photogenic 0 001 & 00135774 a 0000 | looking attractive in photographs
00138283 00 s 01 prepossessing 0 001 & 00135774 a 0000 | creating a favorable impression: "strong and vigorous and of prepossessing appearance"
00138429 00 s 01 winsome 0 001 & 00135774 a 0000 | charming in a childlike or naive way
00138519 00 a 01 unattractive 0 012 & 00138810 a 0000 & 00138934 a 0000 & 00139003 a 0000 & 00139107 a 0000 & 00139338 a 0000 & 00139447 a 0000 & 00139541 a 0000 ^ 00177268 a 0000 ^ 01035576 a 0000 ^ 01610862 a 0000 = 03321292 n 0000 ! 00135774 a 0101 | lacking beauty, interest, or charm
00138810 00 s 02 drab 0 dreary 0 001 & 00138519 a 0000 | "drab old buildings"; "unattractive, as are most mining regions"
00138934 00 s 01 grotty 0 001 & 00138519 a 0000 | British informal
00139003 00 s 02 homely 0 plain 0 001 & 00138519 a 0000 | not beautiful or handsome: "a homely child"
00139107 00 s 02 off-putting 0 unappealing 0 001 & 00138519 a 0000 | tending to repel: "He was forced to talk to his singularly unappealing hostess"; "The trapings of upper-class life are off-putting and sterile"- Elizabeth Hess
00139338 00 s 01 subfusc 0 001 & 00138519 a 0000 | devoid of brightness or appeal: "a subfusc mining town"
00139447 00 s 02 unlovely 0 unpicturesque 0 001 & 00138519 a 0000 | without beauty or charm
00139541 00 s 02 unprepossessing 0 unpresentable 0 001 & 00138519 a 0000 | creating an favorable or neutral first impression
00139668 00 a 02 attractive(a) 2 magnetic 2 002 = 06504720 n 0000 ! 00139890 a 0101 | (physics) having the properties of a magnet; the ability to draw or pull: "an attractive force"; "the knife hung on a magnetic board"
00139890 00 a 01 repulsive(a) 0 002 = 06473392 n 0000 ! 00139668 a 0101 | (physics) possessing the ability to repel: "a repulsive force"
00140029 00 a 01 attributable 0 005 & 00140187 a 0000 & 00140538 a 0000 & 00140650 a 0000 = 03901530 n 0000 ! 00140751 a 0101 | capable of being attributed
00140187 00 s 04 ascribable 0 due_to 0 imputable 0 referable 0 001 & 00140029 a 0000 | "the collapse of the movement was attributable to a lack of morale"; "punctuation errors ascribable to careless proofreading"; "the oversight was not imputable to him"; "decide to which of these motives such extraordinary scenesj are referable"- Charles Dickens
00140538 00 s 02 credited 0 credited_to(p) 0 001 & 00140029 a 0000 | "an invention attributable to a Russian"
00140650 00 s 01 traceable_to(p) 0 001 & 00140029 a 0000 | "a failure traceable to lack of energy"
00140751 00 a 02 unattributable 0 unascribable 0 002 = 03901530 n 0000 ! 00140029 a 0101
00140843 00 a 02 attributive 0 prenominal 0 002 ! 00141186 a 0101 & 00141046 a 0000 | (grammar) of adjectives; placed before the nouns they modify: "`red' is an attributive adjective in `a red apple'"
00141046 00 s 01 attributive_genitive 0 001 & 00140843 a 0000 | "an example of the attributive generative is `John's' in `John's mother'"
00141186 00 a 02 predicative 0 predicate 0 001 ! 00140843 a 0101 | (grammar) of adjectives; relating to or occurring within the predicate of a sentence: "`red' is a predicative adjective in `the apple is red'"
00141398 00 a 01 pregnant 0 003 & 00141569 a 0000 & 00141715 a 0000 ! 00141806 a 0101 | carrying developing offspring within the body or being about to produce new life
00141569 00 s 08 big 0 enceinte 0 expectant 0 gravid 0 great 0 large 0 heavy 0 with_child 0 001 & 00141398 a 0000 | "great (or big) with child"
00141715 00 s 01 in_trouble 0 001 & 00141398 a 0000 | (informal) pregnant out of wedlock
00141806 00 a 01 nonpregnant 0 001 ! 00141398 a 0101 | not pregnant
00141876 00 a 02 audible 0 hearable 0 006 & 00142087 a 0000 & 00142137 a 0000 ^ 01104336 a 0000 ^ 01336786 a 0000 = 03498694 n 0000 ! 00142230 a 0101 | perceptible by the ear: "he spoke in an audible whisper"
00142087 00 s 01 heard 0 001 & 00141876 a 0000
00142137 00 s 01 sonic 0 001 & 00141876 a 0000 | relating to audible sound: "a sonic wave"
00142230 00 a 02 inaudible 0 unhearable 0 009 & 00142516 a 0000 & 00142604 a 0000 & 00142708 a 0000 & 00142848 a 0000 & 00142966 a 0000 ^ 01338007 a 0000 ^ 01469749 a 0000 = 03498694 n 0000 ! 00141876 a 0101 | impossible to hear; imperceptible by the ear: "an inaudible conversation"
00142516 00 s 02 breathed 0 voiceless 0 001 & 00142230 a 0000 | uttered without voice
00142604 00 s 01 infrasonic 0 001 & 00142230 a 0000 | having frequencies below those of audible sound
00142708 00 s 01 silent 0 001 & 00142230 a 0000 | having a frequency below or above the range of human audibility: "a silent dog whistle"
00142848 00 s 02 supersonic 0 ultrasonic 0 001 & 00142230 a 0000 | having frequencies above those of audible sound
00142966 00 s 01 unheard 0 001 & 00142230 a 0000
00143018 00 a 02 sonic 0 transonic 0 002 ! 00143209 a 0101 ! 00143377 a 0101 | (of speed) having or caused by speed approximately equal to that of sound in air at sea level: "a sonic boom"
00143209 00 a 01 subsonic 0 002 ! 00143377 a 0101 ! 00143018 a 0101 | (of speed) less than that of sound in a designated medium: "aircraft flying at subsonic speeds"
00143377 00 a 01 supersonic 0 002 ! 00143018 a 0101 ! 00143209 a 0101 | (of speed) greater than that of sound in a given medium esp air: "the Concorde is a commercial supersonic aircraft"
00143567 00 a 01 auspicious 0 005 & 00143731 a 0000 & 00143865 a 0000 ^ 00144193 a 0000 = 03578873 n 0000 ! 00144076 a 0101 | attended by favorable circumstances
00143731 00 s 03 advantageous 0 favorable 0 golden 0 001 & 00143567 a 0000 | very favorable or advantageous: "a golden opportunity"
00143865 00 s 04 fortunate 0 hopeful 0 promising 0 rosy 0 001 & 00143567 a 0000 | presaging good fortune: "an auspicious beginning"; "she made a fortunate decision to go to medical school"; "rosy predictions"
00144076 00 a 02 inauspicious 0 unfortunate 4 002 = 03578873 n 0000 ! 00143567 a 0101 | not auspicious; boding ill
00144193 00 a 01 propitious 0 006 & 00144374 a 0000 & 00144681 a 0000 ^ 00143567 a 0000 ^ 00742024 a 0000 = 03578873 n 0000 ! 00144780 a 0101 | presenting favorable circumstances
00144374 00 s 06 auspicious 0 encouraging 0 favorable 0 favourable 0 lucky 0 prosperous 0 001 & 00144193 a 0000 | tending to favor or bring good luck: "miracles are propitious accidents"; "propitious omens"; "an auspicious time to ask for a raise"; "lucky stars"; "a prosperous moment to make a decision"
00144681 00 s 01 gracious 0 001 & 00144193 a 0000 | disposed to bestow favors: "propitious gods"
00144780 00 a 01 unpropitious 0 005 & 00144925 a 0000 & 00145188 a 0000 ^ 00742396 a 0000 = 03578873 n 0000 ! 00144193 a 0101 | not propitious
00144925 00 s 02 inauspicious 0 ominous 0 001 & 00144780 a 0000 | presaging ill-fortune: "my words with inauspicious thunderings shook heaven"- P.B.Shelley;"a dead and ominous silence prevailed"; "a by-election at a time highly unpropitious for the Government"
00145188 00 s 01 thunderous 0 001 & 00144780 a 0000 | extremely ominous: "world events of thunderous import"
00145299 00 a 01 authorized 0 009 & 00145498 a 0000 & 00145722 a 0000 & 00145877 a 0000 & 00145990 a 0000 ^ 01061655 a 0000 ^ 01070965 a 0000 ^ 01249647 a 0000 = 04295440 n 0000 ! 00146154 a 0101
00145498 00 s 04 accredited 0 commissioned 0 licensed 0 licenced 0 001 & 00145299 a 0000 | given official approval to act: "an accredited college"; "commissioned broker"; "licensed pharmacist"; "authorized representative"
00145722 00 s 02 approved 0 sanctioned 0 001 & 00145299 a 0000 | established by authority; given authoritative approval: "a list of approved candidates"
00145877 00 s 02 canonized 0 glorified 0 001 & 00145299 a 0000 | accorded sacrosanct or authoritative standing
00145990 00 s 03 empowered 0 sceptered 0 sceptred 0 001 & 00145299 a 0000 | invested with legal power or official authority esp as symbolized by having a scepter
00146154 00 a 01 unauthorized 0 007 & 00146319 a 0000 & 00146457 a 0000 & 00146567 a 0000 ^ 01071754 a 0000 ^ 01250638 a 0000 = 04295440 n 0000 ! 00145299 a 0101
00146319 00 s 01 self-appointed 0 001 & 00146154 a 0000 | designated or chosen by oneself: "a self-appointed guardian of public morals"
00146457 00 s 03 unaccredited 0 unlicensed 0 unlicenced 0 001 & 00146154 a 0000 | lacking official approval
00146567 00 s 01 unsanctioned 0 001 & 00146154 a 0000 | without explicit official permission: "unauthorized use of government planes"
00146703 00 a 01 constitutional 0 001 ! 00146931 a 0101 | sanctioned by or consistent with or operating under a constitution: "the constitutional right of free speech"; "constitutional government"; "constitutional guarantees"
00146931 00 a 01 unconstitutional 0 001 ! 00146703 a 0101 | not consistent with or according to a constitution; contrary to the U.S. Constitution
00147079 00 a 01 autochthonous 0 001 ! 00147216 a 0101 | of rocks, deposits, etc.; found where they and their constituents were formed
00147216 00 a 01 allochthonous 0 001 ! 00147079 a 0101 | of rocks, deposits, etc.; found in a place other than where they and their constituents were formed
00147375 00 a 01 autoecious 0 002 ! 00147768 a 0101 & 00147553 a 0000 | of parasites esp rust fungi: completing the entire life cycle on a single host: "autoecious rust fungi"
00147553 00 s 01 homoecious 0 001 & 00147375 a 0000 | used of parasitic animals that complete the life cycle on a single host: "homoecious tapeworms"; "a homoecious beetle that is parasitic in the nest of an ant"
00147768 00 a 01 heteroecious 0 001 ! 00147375 a 0101 | of parasites: passing through different stages of the life cycle on different host species: "heteroecious fungi"; "heteroecious insects"
00147963 00 a 01 homoecious 0 001 ! 00148125 a 0101 | of parasitic animals such as tapeworms or some beetles: having the same host during the entire life cycle
00148125 00 a 01 heteroecious 2 001 ! 00147963 a 0101 | of parasitic animals: spending different stages of the life cycle on different host species
00148275 00 a 02 autogenous 0 autogenic 0 002 & 00148389 a 0000 ! 00148464 a 0101 | originating within the body
00148389 00 s 02 self-generated 0 self-produced 0 001 & 00148275 a 0000
00148464 00 a 02 heterogenous 0 heterogeneous 2 001 ! 00148275 a 0101 | originating outside the body
00148567 00 a 01 automatic 0 007 & 00148798 a 0000 & 00148895 a 0000 ^ 01141136 a 0000 & 00149010 a 0000 & 00149176 a 0000 & 00149268 a 0000 ! 00149397 a 0101 | operating with minimal human intervention: "automatic transmission"
00148798 00 s 02 autoloading(a) 0 semiautomatic 0 001 & 00148567 a 0000 | "an automatic rifle"
00148895 00 s 03 automated 0 machine-controlled 0 machine-driven 0 001 & 00148567 a 0000 | "an automatic stoker"
00149176 00 s 01 self-locking 0 001 & 00148567 a 0000 | locking automatically when closed
00149268 00 s 01 self-winding 0 001 & 00148567 a 0000 | designed so that manual winding is unnecessary: "a self-winding watch"
00149397 00 a 01 manual 0 002 & 00149515 a 0000 ! 00148567 a 0101 | requiring human effort: "a manual transmission"
00149515 00 s 02 hand-operated 0 non-automatic 0 001 & 00149397 a 0000 | "manual transmission"
00149612 00 a 01 available 0 012 & 00149864 a 0000 & 00150004 a 0000 & 00150086 a 0000 & 00150306 a 0000 & 00150441 a 0000 & 00150530 a 0000 & 00150661 a 0000 & 00150782 a 0000 & 00150856 a 0000 & 00150923 a 0000 = 03337053 n 0000 ! 00151086 a 0101
00150004 00 s 01 acquirable 0 001 & 00149612 a 0000 | capable of being acquired
00150086 00 s 03 at_hand(p) 0 on_tap(p) 0 ready(a) 0 001 & 00149612 a 0000 | ready for immediate use: "we keep a supply of canned goods at hand"; "we have beer on tap"; "there are other projects on tap"; "ready money"
00150306 00 s 01 forthcoming 0 001 & 00149612 a 0000 | available when required or as promised": "federal funds were not forthcoming"
00150441 00 s 04 gettable 0 getable 0 obtainable 0 procurable 0 001 & 00149612 a 0000
00150530 00 s 01 in_hand(p) 0 001 & 00149612 a 0000 | in one's possession: "cash in hand"; "waited for supper...glasses in hand"
00150661 00 s 01 in_stock(p) 0 001 & 00149612 a 0000 | available for use or sale: "no more stonewashed jeans in stock"
00150782 00 s 01 open 0 001 & 00149612 a 0000 | "the job is still open"
00150856 00 s 02 purchasable 0 for_sale 0 001 & 00149612 a 0000
00150923 00 s 02 usable 0 useable 0 001 & 00149612 a 0000 | available or convenient for use: "2000 square feet of usable office space"; "usable reference books"
00151086 00 a 01 unavailable 0 006 & 00151232 a 0000 & 00151289 a 0000 & 00151349 a 0000 & 00151451 a 0000 = 03337053 n 0000 ! 00149612 a 0101
00151232 00 s 01 inaccessible 0 001 & 00151086 a 0000
00151289 00 s 01 out_of_stock(p) 0 001 & 00151086 a 0000
00151349 00 s 01 unforthcoming 0 001 & 00151086 a 0000 | not available when required or as promised
00151451 00 s 03 unobtainable 0 unprocurable 0 untouchable 0 001 & 00151086 a 0000 | "untouchable resources buried deep within the earth"
00151591 00 a 01 awake(p) 0 008 & 00151770 a 0000 ^ 00075012 a 0000 ^ 00153359 a 0000 ^ 00422222 a 0000 & 00151844 a 0000 & 00151920 a 0000 & 00151988 a 0000 ! 00152124 a 0101
00151770 00 s 03 astir(p) 0 out_of_bed 0 up(p) 0 001 & 00151591 a 0000
00151844 00 s 03 insomniac 0 sleepless 0 wakeful 0 001 & 00151591 a 0000
00151920 00 s 02 unsleeping 0 wide-awake 0 001 & 00151591 a 0000
00151988 00 s 01 waking 0 001 & 00151591 a 0000 | marked by full consciousness or alertness: "worked every moment of my waking hours"
00152124 00 a 01 asleep(p) 0 010 & 00152340 a 0000 & 00152419 a 0000 & 00152532 a 0000 & 00152635 a 0000 & 00152749 a 0000 & 00152894 a 0000 ^ 00154000 a 0000 ^ 00422751 a 0000 ! 00151591 a 0101 & 00152839 a 0000
00152340 00 s 03 at_rest(p) 0 sleeping 0 slumbering 0 001 & 00152124 a 0000
00152419 00 s 03 dormant 0 hibernating(a) 0 torpid 0 001 & 00152124 a 0000 | in a state of suspended animation
00152532 00 s 05 drowsing(a) 0 drowsy 0 dozing(a) 0 napping(a) 0 nodding(a) 0 001 & 00152124 a 0000
00152635 00 s 03 sleepy 0 sleepy-eyed 0 sleepyheaded 0 001 & 00152124 a 0000 | inclined or ready to fall asleep
00152749 00 s 04 slumberous 0 slumbery 0 slumbrous 0 somnolent 0 001 & 00152124 a 0000
00152839 00 s 01 unawakened 0 001 & 00152124 a 0000
00152894 00 s 01 unconscious 0 001 & 00152124 a 0000
00152950 00 a 01 astringent 0 003 & 00153131 a 0000 = 03602486 n 0000 ! 00153267 a 0101 | tending to draw together or constrict soft organic tissue: "astringent cosmetic lotions"
00153131 00 s 02 styptic 0 hemostatic 0 001 & 00152950 a 0000 | tending to check bleeding by contracting the tissues or blood vessels
00153267 00 a 01 nonastringent 0 002 = 03602486 n 0000 ! 00152950 a 0101 | noncontractive
00153359 00 a 01 aware 0 009 & 00153553 a 0000 ^ 00151591 a 0000 & 00153638 a 0000 & 00153753 a 0000 ^ 00422222 a 0000 & 00153928 a 0000 ^ 01614231 a 0000 = 03871589 n 0000 ! 00154000 a 0101
00153553 00 s 02 alive_to(p) 0 awake_to(p) 0 001 & 00153359 a 0000 | acutely aware
00153638 00 s 03 cognizant 0 cognizant_of(p) 0 cognisant 0 001 & 00153359 a 0000 | having knowledge of something
00153753 00 s 02 conscious 0 aware_of(p) 0 001 & 00153359 a 0000 | "conscious of having succeeded"; "the careful tread of one conscious of his alcoholic load"- Thomas Hardy
00153928 00 s 01 sensible 0 001 & 00153359 a 0000 | emotionally aware
00154000 00 a 01 unaware 0 009 & 00154325 a 0000 & 00154550 a 0000 ^ 00152124 a 0000 ^ 01614540 a 0000 ^ 00422751 a 0000 & 00154737 a 0000 & 00154867 a 0000 = 03871589 n 0000 ! 00153359 a 0101 | not aware or cognizant: "seemed unaware of their scrutiny"; "unaware of the danger they were in"; "unaware of the newborn hope"
00154325 00 s 06 blind(p) 0 blind_to(p) 0 oblivious(p) 0 oblivious_of(p) 0 oblivious_to(p) 0 unmindful_of 0 001 & 00154000 a 0000 | lacking conscious awareness of: "oblivious of the mounting pressures for political reform"
00154550 00 s 04 incognizant 0 incognizant_of(p) 0 ignorant_of(p) 0 unaware_of(p) 0 001 & 00154000 a 0000 | lacking knowledge or awareness: "incognizant of the new political situation"
00154737 00 s 01 unconscious_of(p) 0 001 & 00154000 a 0000 | "happily unconscious of the new calamity at home"- Charles Dickens
00154867 00 s 03 unsuspecting 0 unknowing 0 unwitting 0 001 & 00154000 a 0000 | not knowing: "unsuspecting of the fact that I would one day be their leader"; "an unwitting subject in an experiment"
00155067 00 a 01 alarming 0 013 & 00155359 a 0000 & 00155472 a 0000 & 00155773 a 0000 & 00156243 a 0000 & 00156747 a 0000 & 00156834 a 0000 & 00157031 a 0000 & 00157157 a 0000 & 00157323 a 0000 & 00157576 a 0000 & 00157687 a 0000 = 04810392 n 0000 ! 00157779 a 0101 | causing alarm or fear
00155359 00 s 02 appalling 0 dismaying 0 001 & 00155067 a 0000 | causing consternation: "appalling conditions"
00155472 00 s 05 atrocious 0 frightful 0 horrifying 0 horrible 0 ugly 2 001 & 00155067 a 0000 | provoking horror: "an atrocious automobile accident"; "a frightful crime of decapitation"; "an alarming, even horrifying, picture"; "war is beyond all words horrible"- Winston Churchill; "an ugly wound"
00155773 00 s 0c awful 0 dire 1 direful 1 dread(a) 0 dreaded 0 dreadful 0 fearful 0 fearsome 0 frightening 0 horrendous 0 horrific 0 terrible 0 001 & 00155067 a 0000 | causing fear or dread or terror: "dire news"; "a career or vengeance so direful that London was shocked"; "the dread presence of the headmaster"; "polio is no longer the dreaded disease it once was"; "a dreadful storm"; "a fearful howling"; "horrendous explosions shook the city"; "a terrible curse"
00156243 00 s 0b baleful 0 dire 2 direful 2 forbidding 0 menacing 0 minacious 0 minatory 0 ominous 0 sinister 0 threatening 0 ugly 0 001 & 00155067 a 0000 | threatening or foreshadowing evil or tragic developments: "a baleful look"; "dire predictions about the stock market"; "direful forecasts"; "forbidding thunderclouds"; "unemployment of menacing proportions"; "ominous rumblings of discontent"; "sinister storm clouds"; "his threatening behavior"; "ugly black clouds"; "the situation became ugly"
00156747 00 s 03 bloodcurdling 0 hair-raising 0 nightmarish 0 001 & 00155067 a 0000
00156834 00 s 05 chilling 0 scarey 0 scary 0 shivery 0 shuddery 0 001 & 00155067 a 0000 | so scary as to cause chills and shudders: "the most terrible and shuddery...tales of murder and revenge"
00157031 00 s 01 creepy 0 001 & 00155067 a 0000 | causing a sensation as of things crawling on one's skin: "a creepy story"
00157157 00 s 02 formidable 0 redoubtable 0 001 & 00155067 a 0000 | inspiring fear: "the formidable prospect of major surgery"; "a tough and redoubtable adversary"
00157323 00 s 05 ghastly 0 grisly 0 gruesome 0 lurid 0 macabre 0 001 & 00155067 a 0000 | inspiring shock or horror: "ghastly wounds"; "grisly jokes about cadavers and worms"; "a gruesome murder"; "lurid crimes"; "macabre tortures conceived by madmen"
00157576 00 s 01 hairy 0 001 & 00155067 a 0000 | hazardous and frightening: "hairy moments in the mountains"
00157687 00 s 02 petrifying 0 terrifying 0 001 & 00155067 a 0000 | causing extreme terror
00157779 00 a 01 unalarming 0 003 & 00157901 a 0000 = 04810392 n 0000 ! 00155067 a 0101 | not alarming; assuaging alarm
00157901 00 s 03 calming 0 lulling 0 quietening 0 001 & 00157779 a 0000
00157976 00 a 01 anemophilous 0 001 ! 00158096 a 0101 | (of flowering plants; esp grasses etc) pollinated by the wind
00158096 00 a 01 entomophilous 0 001 ! 00157976 a 0101 | (of flowering plants; esp orchids etc) pollinated by insects
00158216 00 a 01 reassuring 0 006 & 00158433 a 0000 & 00158551 a 0000 & 00158623 a 0000 ^ 00646610 a 0000 = 00668881 n 0000 ! 00158733 a 0101 | restoring confidence and relieving anxiety: "a very reassuring remark"
00158433 00 s 04 assuasive 0 calming 0 pacifying 0 soothing 0 001 & 00158216 a 0000 | freeing from fear and anxiety
00158551 00 s 01 assuring 0 001 & 00158216 a 0000 | giving confidence
00158623 00 s 03 comforting 0 consolatory 0 consoling 0 001 & 00158216 a 0000 | affording comfort or solace
00158733 00 a 02 unreassuring 0 worrisome 4 002 = 00668881 n 0000 ! 00158216 a 0101 | not reassuring; tending to cause anxiety
00158862 00 a 01 back(a) 0 007 ^ 00776130 a 0000 & 00159074 a 0000 ^ 00106587 a 0000 & 00159246 a 0000 & 00159399 a 0000 ! 00159450 a 0101 & 00159128 a 0000 | related to or located at the back: "the back yard"
00159074 00 s 01 behind(p) 0 001 & 00158862 a 0000
00159128 00 s 04 backmost 0 hindermost 0 hindmost 0 rearmost 0 001 & 00158862 a 0000 | located farthest to the rear
00159246 00 s 02 rear(a) 0 rearward(a) 0 001 & 00158862 a 0000 | located in or toward the back or rear: the chair's rear legs"; "on the rearward side"
00159399 00 s 01 retral 0 001 & 00158862 a 0000
00159450 00 a 01 front(a) 0 009 & 00159722 a 0000 ^ 00105939 a 0000 & 00159869 a 0000 ^ 00755096 a 0000 ^ 00775585 a 0000 & 00159962 a 0000 & 00160098 a 0000 & 00160212 a 0000 ! 00158862 a 0101 | relating to or located in the front: "the front lines"; "the front porch"
00159722 00 s 02 advance(a) 0 in_advance(p) 0 001 & 00159450 a 0000 | situated or going before: "an advance party"; "the skirmishers in advance"
00159869 00 s 01 ante 0 001 & 00159450 a 0000 | (prefix) in front of or before: "anteroom"
00159962 00 s 02 foremost 0 frontmost 0 001 & 00159450 a 0000 | preceding all others in spatial position: "men in the foremost ranks"
00160098 00 s 01 forward 0 001 & 00159450 a 0000 | situated in the front: "the forward section of the aircraft"
00160212 00 s 02 frontal 0 head-on 0 001 & 00159450 a 0000 | meeting front to front: "a frontal attack"; "a head-on collision
00160340 00 a 01 leading 0 002 & 00160532 a 0000 ! 00160607 a 0101 | going or proceeding or going in advance; showing the way: "we rode in the leading car"; "the leading edge of technology"
00160532 00 s 01 guiding 0 001 & 00160340 a 0000 | "a guiding principle"
00160607 00 a 01 following 0 002 & 00160827 a 0000 ! 00160340 a 0101 | going or proceeding or coming after in the same direction: "the following throng whirled around the flank"; "the sound of the following footsteps"
00160827 00 s 02 shadowing 0 tailing 0 001 & 00160607 a 0000 | following surreptitiously; keeping under surveillance: "always on guard against shadowing submarines"
00160994 00 a 01 backed 0 007 & 00161205 a 0000 & 00161349 a 0000 & 00161486 a 0000 & 00161584 a 0000 & 00161658 a 0000 & 00161780 a 0000 ! 00161898 a 0101 | having a back or backing, usu. of a specified type
00161205 00 s 01 coated 0 001 & 00160994 a 0000 | (photog: of film) coated on the side opposite the emulsion with a substance to absorb light
00161349 00 s 04 hardbacked 0 hardback 0 hardbound 0 hardcover 0 001 & 00160994 a 0000 | having a hard back or cover: "hardback books"
00161486 00 s 01 high-backed 0 001 & 00160994 a 0000 | having a high back: "a high-backed sofa"
00161584 00 s 01 low-backed 0 001 & 00160994 a 0000 | having a low back
00161658 00 s 02 razorbacked 0 razor-backed 0 001 & 00160994 a 0000 | having a sharp narrow back: "a razorbacked horse"
00161780 00 s 01 straight-backed 0 001 & 00160994 a 0000 | having a straight back: "a straight-backed wooden chair"
00161898 00 a 01 backless 0 002 & 00162027 a 0000 ! 00160994 a 0101 | lacking a back: "a stool is a backless and armless seat"
00162027 00 s 01 low-cut 0 001 & 00161898 a 0000 | having a low-cut back: "a backless dress"
00162122 00 a 01 backward 1 016 & 00162508 a 0000 & 00162588 a 0000 & 00162743 a 0000 & 00162877 a 0000 & 00162996 a 0000 & 00163049 a 0000 & 00163192 a 0000 & 00163268 a 0000 ^ 01434392 a 0000 & 00163434 a 0000 & 00163537 a 0000 & 00163605 a 0000 ^ 01440417 a 0000 & 00163725 a 0000 ! 00163794 a 0101 & 00163347 a 0000 | directed or facing toward the back or rear: "a backward view"
00162508 00 s 02 backswept 0 sweptback 0 001 & 00162122 a 0000 | used of hair
00162588 00 s 02 cacuminal 0 retroflex 2 001 & 00162122 a 0000 | (linguistics) pronounced with the tip of the tongue turned back toward the hard palatle
00162743 00 s 03 converse 0 reversed 0 transposed 0 001 & 00162122 a 0000 | turned about in order or relation: "transposed letters"
00162877 00 s 02 inverse 0 reverse 2 001 & 00162122 a 0000 | reversed (turned backward) in order or nature or effect
00162996 00 s 01 negative 0 001 & 00162122 a 0000
00163049 00 s 02 rearward 0 reverse 0 001 & 00162122 a 0000 | directed or moving toward the rear: "a rearward glance"; "a rearward movement"
00163192 00 s 01 receding(a) 0 001 & 00162122 a 0000 | of a hairline e.g.
00163268 00 s 02 reflexive 0 self-referent 0 001 & 00162122 a 0000 | grammar
00163347 00 s 01 regardant(ip) 0 001 & 00162122 a 0000 | (heraldry) looking backward
00163434 00 s 01 retracted 0 001 & 00162122 a 0000 | drawn back and in: "a cat with retracted claws"
00163537 00 s 02 retroflex 0 retroflexed 0 001 & 00162122 a 0000
00163605 00 s 01 retrograde 0 001 & 00162122 a 0000 | of orbital direction; opposite to that of most celestial bodies
00163725 00 s 02 returning(a) 0 revertive 0 001 & 00162122 a 0000
00163794 00 a 01 forward 1 005 & 00164052 a 0000 & 00164163 a 0000 ^ 00775585 a 0000 ^ 01433908 a 0000 ! 00162122 a 0101 | at or near or directed toward the front: "the forward section of the aircraft"; "a forward plunge down the stairs"; "forward motion"
00164052 00 s 03 guardant(ip) 0 gardant(ip) 0 full-face 0 001 & 00163794 a 0000 | (heraldry) looking forward
00164163 00 s 02 headfirst 0 headlong 0 001 & 00163794 a 0000 | "a headfirst plunge down the stairs"; "a headlong dive into the pool"
00164299 00 a 01 forward 3 003 ! 00164720 a 0101 & 00164478 a 0000 & 00164616 a 0000 | of the transmission gear causing forward movement in a motor vehicle: "in a forward gear"
00164478 00 s 02 first 0 low 0 001 & 00164299 a 0000 | being the gear producing the lowest drive speed: "use first gear on steep hills"
00164616 00 s 01 second 0 001 & 00164299 a 0000 | having the second highest gear ratio: "second gear"
00164720 00 a 01 reverse 0 001 ! 00164299 a 0101 | of the transmission gear causing backward movement in a motor vehicle: "in reverse gear"
00164862 00 a 01 backward 2 004 & 00165051 a 0000 ^ 00200856 a 0000 ! 00165302 a 0101 & 00165248 a 0000 | used of temperament or behavior; marked by a retiring nature: "a backward lover"
00165051 00 s 02 bashful 0 blate 0 001 & 00164862 a 0000 | "they considered themselves a tough outfit and weren't bashful about letting anybody know it"; "`blate' is a Scottish term for bashful"
00165248 00 s 01 reluctant 0 001 & 00164862 a 0000
00165302 00 a 01 forward 2 007 & 00165495 a 0000 ^ 00199322 a 0000 & 00165696 a 0000 & 00165795 a 0000 & 00165947 a 0000 & 00166198 a 0000 ! 00164862 a 0101 | used of temperament or behavior
00165495 00 s 03 brash 0 cheeky 0 nervy 0 001 & 00165302 a 0000 | offensively bold: "a forward child"; "a brash newcomer disputed the age-old rules for admission to the club"; "a nervy thing to say"
00165696 00 s 02 bumptious 0 self-assertive 0 001 & 00165302 a 0000 | offensively self-assertive
00165795 00 s 02 familiar 0 overfamiliar 0 001 & 00165302 a 0000 | taking undue liberties: "young women disliked the familiar tone he took with them"
00165947 00 s 06 fresh 0 impertinent 0 impudent 0 overbold 0 smart 0 saucy 0 001 & 00165302 a 0000 | improperly forward or bold: "don't be fresh with me"; "impertinent of a child to lecture a grownup"; "an impudent boy given to insulting strangers"
00166198 00 s 03 assumptive 0 assuming 0 presumptuous 0 001 & 00165302 a 0000 | excessively forward: "an assumptive person"; "the duchess would not put up with presumptuous servants"
00166383 00 a 01 balconied 0 001 ! 00166507 a 0101 | having balconies or a balcony: "the balconied houses of New Orleans"
00166507 00 a 01 unbalconied 0 001 ! 00166383 a 0101 | not having balconies
00166585 00 a 02 barreled 0 barrelled 2 001 ! 00166697 a 0101 | put in or stored in a barrel: "barreled beer"
00166697 00 a 02 unbarreled 0 unbarrelled 0 001 ! 00166585 a 0101
00166766 00 a 01 battered 0 003 & 00166974 a 0000 & 00167059 a 0000 ! 00167214 a 0101 | hit or pounded repeatedly and violently with heavy blows: "a battered wife"; "a battered old car"; "his battered hat"
00166974 00 s 01 buffeted 0 001 & 00166766 a 0000 | struck repeatedly esp by winds
00167059 00 s 04 storm-tossed 0 tempest-tossed 0 tempest-tost 0 tempest-swept 0 001 & 00166766 a 0000 | battered or buffeted as by storms or adversities
00167214 00 a 01 unbattered 0 001 ! 00166766 a 0101 | free from blows
00167286 00 a 01 beaked 0 005 & 00167438 a 0000 & 00167528 a 0000 & 00167676 a 0000 & 00167823 a 0000 ! 00167922 a 0101 | having or resembling a beak
00167438 00 s 01 beaklike 0 001 & 00167286 a 0000 | "a grizzled man with a beaked nose"
00167528 00 s 01 billed 0 001 & 00167286 a 0000 | (combining form) having a beak or bill as specified: "a thick-billed bird"; "a long-billed cap"
00167676 00 s 03 duckbill 0 duckbilled 0 duck-billed 0 001 & 00167286 a 0000 | having a beak resembling that of a duck: "a duck-billed dinosaur"
00167823 00 s 01 rostrate 0 001 & 00167286 a 0000 | having a beak or beaklike snout or proboscis
00167922 00 a 01 beakless 0 001 ! 00167286 a 0101 | not having a beak or bill
00168002 00 a 01 bedded 0 004 & 00168159 a 0000 & 00168262 a 0000 & 00168340 a 0000 ! 00168414 a 0101 | (combining form) having a bed or beds as specified
00168159 00 s 01 double-bedded 0 001 & 00168002 a 0000 | having a double bed: "a double-bedded room"
00168262 00 s 01 single-bedded 0 001 & 00168002 a 0000 | having single beds
00168340 00 s 01 twin-bedded 0 001 & 00168002 a 0000 | having twin beds
00168414 00 a 01 bedless 0 001 ! 00168002 a 0101 | without a bed: "the cell was bedless"
00168505 00 a 01 beneficed 0 001 ! 00168603 a 0101 | having a benefice: "a beneficed clergyman"
00168603 00 a 01 unbeneficed 0 001 ! 00168505 a 0101 | not having a benefice
00168682 00 a 01 boughed 0 001 ! 00168837 a 0101 | having or covered with boughs or boughs as specified; often used in combination: "heavy-boughed oaks"
00168837 00 a 01 boughless 0 001 ! 00168682 a 0101 | lack a bough or boughs
00168915 00 a 02 stratified 0 bedded 4 002 & 00169056 a 0000 ! 00169145 a 0101 | (geol) deposited or arranged in layers: "stratified rock"
00169056 00 s 02 layered 0 superimposed 0 001 & 00168915 a 0000 | "superimposed rocks"
00169145 00 a 01 unstratified 0 001 ! 00168915 a 0101 | (geol) not deposited in layers: "glacial till is unstratified"
00169266 00 a 02 ferned 0 ferny 1 003 & 00169422 a 0000 & 00169541 a 0000 ! 00169676 a 0101 | abounding in or covered with ferns: "the ferny undergrowth"
00169422 00 s 01 braky 0 001 & 00169266 a 0000 | abounding with bracken: "the woods and braky glens"- William Browne
00169541 00 s 02 fernlike 0 ferny 2 001 & 00169266 a 0000 | resembling ferns esp in leaf shape: "the ferny shadows of locust leaves"
00169676 00 a 01 fernless 0 001 ! 00169266 a 0101 | devoid of ferns
00169746 00 a 01 grassy 0 003 & 00169853 a 0000 ! 00170057 a 0101 & 00169961 a 0000 | abounding in grass
00169853 00 s 01 grass-covered 0 001 & 00169746 a 0000 | "wide grassy plains as far as the eye could see"
00169961 00 s 01 sedgy 0 001 & 00169746 a 0000 | covered with sedges (grasslike marsh plants)
00170057 00 a 01 grassless 0 002 & 00170144 a 0000 ! 00169746 a 0101 | lacking grass
00170144 00 s 01 bare 0 001 & 00170057 a 0000 | "shabby grassless yards"; "a carefully swept bare yard around the house"
00170267 00 a 01 gusseted 0 001 ! 00170357 a 0101 | provided or reinforced with gussets
00170357 00 a 01 ungusseted 0 001 ! 00170267 a 0101 | not having gussets
00170432 00 a 01 hairless 0 008 & 00170744 a 0000 & 00170904 a 0000 & 00170970 a 0000 & 00171099 a 0000 & 00171194 a 0000 & 00171247 a 0000 & 00171309 a 0000 ! 00171407 a 0101 | having no hair or fur: "a Mexican Hairless is about the size of a fox terrier and hairless except for a tufts on the head and tail"
00170744 00 s 03 bald 0 bald-headed 0 bald-pated 0 001 & 00170432 a 0000 | lacking hair on all or most of the scalp: "a bald pate"; "a bald-headed gentleman"
00170904 00 s 01 balding 0 001 & 00170432 a 0000 | getting bald
00170970 00 s 02 beardless 0 smooth-faced 0 001 & 00170432 a 0000 | lacking hair on the face: "a smooth-faced boy of 14 years"
00171099 00 s 01 depilatory 0 001 & 00170432 a 0000 | able to remove hair or render hairless
00171194 00 s 01 depilous 0 001 & 00170432 a 0000
00171247 00 s 02 glabrous 0 smooth 0 001 & 00170432 a 0000
00171309 00 s 01 tonsured 0 001 & 00170432 a 0000 | having a bald spot either shaved or natural
00171407 00 a 02 hairy 0 hirsute 0 015 & 00171748 a 0000 & 00171871 a 0000 & 00172055 a 0000 & 00172187 a 0000 & 00172287 a 0000 & 00172393 a 0000 & 00172533 a 0000 & 00172660 a 0000 & 00172739 a 0000 & 00172900 a 0000 & 00173005 a 0000 & 00173103 a 0000 & 00173224 a 0000 & 00173343 a 0000 ! 00170432 a 0101 | having or covered with hair
00171748 00 s 02 bristly 0 hispid 0 001 & 00171407 a 0000 | (of animals or plants) having stiff coarse hairs or bristles
00171871 00 s 03 comate 0 comose 0 comal 0 001 & 00171407 a 0000 | (botany: of certain seeds as of cotton) having a tuft or tufts of hair: "comate (or comose) seeds"; "a comal tuft"
00172055 00 s 04 downy 0 pubescent 0 puberulent 0 sericeous 0 001 & 00171407 a 0000 | (biol) covered with fine soft hairs or down
00172187 00 s 01 floccose 0 001 & 00171407 a 0000 | (of plants) having tufts of soft woolly hairs
00172287 00 s 02 furred 0 furry 0 001 & 00171407 a 0000 | covered with a dense coat of fine silky hairs
00172393 00 s 02 fuzzed 0 fuzzy 0 001 & 00171407 a 0000 | covering with fine light hairs: "his head fuzzed like a dandelion gone to seed"
00172533 00 s 01 haired 0 001 & 00171407 a 0000 | (often used in combination) having hair as specified: "a short-haired dog"
00172660 00 s 01 long-haired 0 001 & 00171407 a 0000 | "long-haired hippies"
00172739 00 s 01 pappose 0 001 & 00171407 a 0000 | (of plants such as dandelions and thistles) having pappi or tufts of featherlike hairs or delicate bristles
00172900 00 s 02 pilous 0 pilose 0 001 & 00171407 a 0000 | (biol) coverd with hairs esp fine soft ones
00173005 00 s 01 shock-headed 0 001 & 00171407 a 0000 | having a shock (an untidy mass) of hair
00173103 00 s 02 tomentose 0 tomentous 0 001 & 00171407 a 0000 | (biol) densely covered with short matted woolly hairs
00173224 00 s 01 wire-haired 0 001 & 00171407 a 0000 | (esp of dogs) having stiff wiry hair: "a wire-haired terrier"
00173343 00 s 03 wooly 0 woolly 0 lanate 0 001 & 00171407 a 0000 | (biol) covered with dense often matted or curly hairs
00173466 00 a 02 awned 0 awny 0 002 & 00173643 a 0000 ! 00173728 a 0101 | having awns i.e. bristle- or hair-like appendages on the flowering parts of some cereals and grasses
00173643 00 s 01 bearded 0 001 & 00173466 a 0000 | "bearded (or awned) wheatgrass"
00173728 00 a 01 awnless 0 001 ! 00173466 a 0101 | lacking or having only very short awns: "awnless bromegrass"
00173842 00 a 01 bearing(a) 0 002 & 00173973 a 0000 ! 00174083 a 0101 | (of a structural member) withstanding a weight or strain
00173973 00 s 02 load-bearing(a) 0 supporting(a) 0 001 & 00173842 a 0000 | "a bearing (or supporting) wall"
00174083 00 a 01 nonbearing 0 002 & 00174231 a 0000 ! 00173842 a 0101 | (of a structural member) supporting no vertical weight other than its own
00174231 00 s 01 dividing(a) 0 001 & 00174083 a 0000 | serving simply to separate or partition: "a nonbearing partition"
00174354 00 a 01 beautiful 0 022 & 00174967 a 0000 ^ 00135774 a 0000 & 00175076 a 0000 & 00175138 a 0000 & 00175320 a 0000 & 00175712 a 0000 & 00175138 a 0000 & 00176229 a 0000 & 00175814 a 0000 & 00176421 a 0000 ^ 00865601 a 0000 & 00176324 a 0000 ^ 01377615 a 0000 & 00176525 a 0000 & 00176665 a 0000 & 00176806 a 0000 & 00176906 a 0000 & 00177049 a 0000 & 00177147 a 0000 = 03320046 n 0000 ! 00177268 a 0101 & 00175451 a 0000 | delighting the senses or exciting intellectual or emotional admiration: "a beautiful child"; "beautiful country"; "a beautiful painting"; "a beautiful theory"; "a beautiful party"
00175076 00 s 01 beauteous 0 001 & 00174354 a 0000 | poetic
00175138 00 s 04 bonny 0 bonnie 0 comely 0 fair 0 001 & 00174354 a 0000 | pleasing to the eye: "my bonny lass"; "there's a bonny bay beyond"; "a comely face"; "young fair maidens"
00175320 00 s 02 braw 0 fine 0 001 & 00174354 a 0000 | "`braw' is Scottish: 'tis a braw bricht moonlict nicht"; "a fine evening"
00175451 00 s 05 glorious 0 magnificent 0 resplendent 0 splendid 0 splendiferous 0 001 & 00174354 a 0000 | having great beauty and splendor: "a glorious spring morning"; "a magnificent palace"; "splendid costumes"; "a kind of splendiferous native simplicity"
00175712 00 s 01 charming 0 001 & 00174354 a 0000 | visually pleasing, esp. in an old-fashioned way
00175814 00 s 06 fine-looking 0 good-looking 0 better-looking 0 handsome 0 well-favored 0 well-favoured 0 001 & 00174354 a 0000 | pleasing in appearance esp. by reason of conformity to ideals of form and proportion: "a fine-looking woman"; "a good-looking man"; "better-looking than her sister"; "very pretty but not so extraordinarily handsome"- Thackeray; "our southern women are well-favored"- Lillian Hellman
00176229 00 s 01 exquisite 0 001 & 00174354 a 0000 | of extreme beauty: "her exquisite face"
00176324 00 s 01 lovely 0 001 & 00174354 a 0000 | appealing to the emotions as well as the eye
00176421 00 s 01 gorgeous 0 001 & 00174354 a 0000 | dazzlingly beautiful: "a gorgeous Victorian gown"
00176525 00 s 01 picturesque 0 001 & 00174354 a 0000 | suggesting or suitable for a picture; pretty as a picture: "a picturesque village"
00176665 00 s 01 pretty 0 001 & 00174354 a 0000 | pleasing by delicacy or grace; not imposing: "pretty girl"; "pretty song"; "pretty room"
00176806 00 s 01 pretty-pretty 0 001 & 00174354 a 0000 | ostentatiously or inappropriately pretty
00176906 00 s 01 pulchritudinous 0 001 & 00174354 a 0000 | used of persons only; having great physical beauty: "pulchritudinous movie stars"
00177049 00 s 01 ravishing 0 001 & 00174354 a 0000 | stunningly beautiful: "a ravishing blonde"
00177147 00 s 01 scenic 0 001 & 00174354 a 0000 | used of locations; having beautiful natural scenery: "scenic drives"
00177268 00 a 01 ugly 0 010 & 00177577 a 0000 ^ 01379438 a 0000 & 00177728 a 0000 & 00177893 a 0000 & 00178014 a 0000 & 00178191 a 0000 ^ 00138519 a 0000 ^ 00866804 a 0000 = 03320046 n 0000 ! 00174354 a 0101 | displeasing to the senses and morally revolting: "an ugly face"; "ugly furniture"; "war is ugly"
00177577 00 s 01 disfigured 0 001 & 00177268 a 0000 | having the appearance spoiled: "a disfigured face"; "strip mining left a disfigured landscape"
00177728 00 s 02 hideous 0 monstrous 0 001 & 00177268 a 0000 | revoltingly ugly: "a hideous scar"; "twisted into monstrous shapes"; "a monstrous urban wilderness"
00177893 00 s 02 ill-favored 0 ill-favoured 0 001 & 00177268 a 0000 | usu used of a face: "an ill-favored countenance"
00178014 00 s 01 scrofulous 0 001 & 00177268 a 0000 | having a diseased appearance resembling scrofula: "our canoe...lay with her scrofulous sides on the shore"- Farley Mowat
00178191 00 s 01 unsightly 0 001 & 00177268 a 0000 | unpleasant or unattractive to look at: "unsightly billboards"
00178308 00 a 01 bellied 0 002 & 00178421 a 0000 ! 00178519 a 0101 | having a belly; often used in combination
00178421 00 s 02 big-bellied 0 great_bellied 0 001 & 00178308 a 0000 | having a prominent belly
00178519 00 a 02 bellyless 0 flat-bellied 0 001 ! 00178308 a 0101 | lacking a prominent belly
00178615 00 a 01 banded 0 001 ! 00178758 a 0101 | identified with a band esp around a leg: "kept watch for the return of their banded birds"
00178758 00 a 01 unbanded 0 001 ! 00178615 a 0101 | not identified with a band: "an unbanded bird"
00178859 00 a 01 belted 0 002 & 00178978 a 0000 ! 00179100 a 0101 | having or provided with a belt: "a belted dress"
00178978 00 s 01 banded 0 001 & 00178859 a 0000 | characterized by a band of esp white around the body: "belted cattle"
00179100 00 a 02 unbelted 0 beltless 0 001 ! 00178859 a 0101 | lacking a belt: "unbelted jackets are in this season"
00179219 00 a 01 beneficent 0 004 & 00179394 a 0000 ^ 00180004 a 0000 = 03399913 n 0000 ! 00179529 a 0101 | doing or producing good: "the most beneficent regime in history"
00179394 00 s 01 benefic 0 001 & 00179219 a 0000 | exerting a favorable or beneficent influence: "a benefic star"; "a benefic force"
00179529 00 a 01 maleficent 0 006 & 00179711 a 0000 & 00179842 a 0000 ^ 00180406 a 0000 ^ 00182758 a 0000 = 03403350 n 0000 ! 00179219 a 0101 | harmful or evil in intent or effect
00179711 00 s 02 baleful 0 baneful 0 001 & 00179529 a 0000 | deadly or sinister: "the Florida eagles have a fierce baleful look"
00179842 00 s 04 malefic 0 malevolent 0 malign 0 evil 0 001 & 00179529 a 0000 | having or exerting a malignant influence: "malevolent stars"; "a malefic force"
00180004 00 a 02 benevolent 0 good 4 006 & 00180293 a 0000 ^ 00179219 a 0000 ^ 00277046 a 0000 ^ 01045234 a 0000 = 03399661 n 0000 ! 00180406 a 0101 | having or showing or arising from a desire to promote the welfare or happiness of others: "his benevolent smile"; "a benevolent nature"
00180293 00 s 04 good-hearted 0 kind 0 kindly 0 openhearted 0 001 & 00180004 a 0000 | "take a kindly interest"
00180406 00 a 02 malevolent 0 malicious 4 010 & 00180807 a 0000 & 00180898 a 0000 & 00181019 a 0000 & 00181251 a 0000 & 00181548 a 0000 ^ 01108101 a 0000 ^ 00179529 a 0000 ^ 00182758 a 0000 = 03401147 n 0000 ! 00180004 a 0101 | wishing or appearing to wish evil to others; arising from intense ill will or hatred: "a gossipy malevolent old woman"; "he took malicious pleasure in watching her wince"
00180807 00 s 01 beady-eyed 0 001 & 00180406 a 0000 | having eyes that gleam with malice
00180898 00 s 03 bitchy 0 catty 0 cattish 0 001 & 00180406 a 0000 | marked by or arising from malice: "a catty remark"
00181019 00 s 03 poisonous 0 venomous 0 vicious 0 001 & 00180406 a 0000 | marked by deep ill will; deliberately harmful: "a malevolent lie"; "poisonous hate...in his eyes"- Ernest Hemingway; "venomous criticism"; "vicious gossip"
00181251 00 s 03 rancorous 0 rancourous 0 vindictive 0 001 & 00180406 a 0000 | showing deep-seated resentment: "failure made him malevolent toward those who were successful"; "preserve...from rancourous envy of the rich"- Aldous Huxley; "a vindictive man will look for occasions for resentment"
00181548 00 s 01 venomed 0 001 & 00180406 a 0000 | full of malice or hate: "venomed remarks"
00181643 00 a 01 malicious 0 002 & 00181829 a 0000 ! 00182068 a 0101 | having the nature of or resulting from malice: "took malicious pleasure in...watching me wince"- Rudyard Kipling
00181829 00 s 05 despiteful 0 malign 0 spiteful 0 vixenish 0 malevolent 0 001 & 00181643 a 0000 | showing malicious ill will and an urge to hurt: "malicious gossip"; "a despiteful fiend"; "a truly spiteful child"; "a vixenish old woman"
00182068 00 a 01 unmalicious 0 001 ! 00181643 a 0101 | not malicious or spiteful
00182151 00 a 02 benign 0 benignant 4 006 & 00182613 a 0000 ^ 00884337 a 0000 ^ 01045234 a 0000 = 03400210 n 0000 ! 00182758 a 0101 & 00182423 a 0000 | pleasant and beneficial in nature or influence: "a benign smile"; "the benign sky"; "the benign influence of pure air
00182423 00 s 02 genial 0 kind 0 001 & 00182151 a 0000 | conducive to comfort; beneficial: "the genial sunshine"; "a kind climate"; "hot summer pvements are anything but kind to the feet"
00182613 00 s 02 harmless 0 nonmalignant 0 001 & 00182151 a 0000 | (pathol) not threatening to life or health; not malignant: "a benign tumor"
00182758 00 a 01 malign 0 009 & 00183023 a 0000 ^ 00884728 a 0000 ^ 00179529 a 0000 ^ 00180406 a 0000 & 00183318 a 0000 ^ 01046330 a 0000 = 03401387 n 0000 ! 00182151 a 0101 & 00183165 a 0000 | evil or harmful in nature or influence: "prompted by malign motives"
00183023 00 s 03 evil 0 harmful 0 injurious 0 001 & 00182758 a 0000 | tending to cause great harm: "believed in witches and malign spirits"
00183165 00 s 01 malignant 1 001 & 00182758 a 0000 | extremely malevolent or malicious: "gave him a malign look"; "the malignant tongues of gossipers"
00183318 00 s 01 malignant 2 001 & 00182758 a 0000 | (pathol) esp of a tumor: characterized by uncontrolled growth: "a malign lesion"; "a malignant tumor"
00183475 00 a 01 best 0 017 & 00183937 a 0000 & 00184101 a 0000 & 00184231 a 0000 & 00184417 a 0000 & 00184593 a 0000 ^ 00854032 a 0000 ^ 00370870 a 0000 & 00184693 a 0000 & 00184810 a 0000 & 00185005 a 0000 & 00185105 a 0000 & 00185268 a 0000 & 00185365 a 0000 ^ 01779838 a 0000 ^ 01847227 a 0000 & 00185479 a 0000 ! 00185561 a 0101 | superlative of "good": "the best film of the year"; "the best solution"; "the best time for planting"; "wore his best suit"
00183937 00 s 03 champion 0 prizewinning 0 prize-winning 0 001 & 00183475 a 0000 | holding first place in a contest: "a champion show dog"; "a prizewinning wine"
00184101 00 s 04 finest 0 high-grade 0 top-quality 0 top-grade 0 001 & 00183475 a 0000 | surpassing in quality: "top-grade ore"
00184231 00 s 03 first 0 foremost 0 top(a) 0 001 & 00183475 a 0000 | ranking above all others: "was first in her class"; "the foremost figure among marine artists"; "the top graduate"
00184417 00 s 04 good 0 go-to-meeting(a) 0 Sunday 0 Sunday-go-to-meeting(a) 0 001 & 00183475 a 0000 | used of clothing: "my good clothes"; "her Sunday-go-to-meeting clothes"
00184593 00 s 01 greatest 0 001 & 00183475 a 0000 | most of: "spoke for the best part of an hour"
00184693 00 s 02 most_advantageous 0 most_desirable 0 001 & 00183475 a 0000 | of greatest advantage or suitability
00184810 00 s 02 optimum 0 optimal 0 001 & 00183475 a 0000 | most desirable possible under a restriction expressed or implied: "an optimum return on capital"; "optimal concentration of a drug"
00185005 00 s 01 record(a) 0 001 & 00183475 a 0000 | best of its kind on record: "in record time"
00185105 00 s 01 record-breaking 0 001 & 00183475 a 0000 | surpassing any previously established record: "a record-breaking high jump"; "record-breaking crowds"
00185268 00 s 01 second-best 0 001 & 00183475 a 0000 | next to the best: "his second-best bed"
00185365 00 s 01 superfine 0 001 & 00183475 a 0000 | used esp of merchandise: "made of superfine Flemish cloth"
00185479 00 s 03 unexcelled 0 unexceeded 0 unsurpassed 0 001 & 00183475 a 0000
00185561 00 a 01 worst 0 010 & 00185907 a 0000 ^ 00855807 a 0000 & 00185967 a 0000 & 00186058 a 0000 ^ 01782655 a 0000 & 00186181 a 0000 & 00186249 a 0000 & 00186408 a 0000 ! 00183475 a 0101 & 00186328 a 0000 | superlative of "bad"; most wanting in quality or value or condition: "the worst player on the team"; "the worst weather of the year"
00185907 00 s 02 basest 0 lowest 0 001 & 00185561 a 0000
00185967 00 s 02 bottom 0 poorest 0 001 & 00185561 a 0000 | "bottom member of the class"
00186058 00 s 02 last 0 last-place 0 001 & 00185561 a 0000 | lowest in rank or importance: "last prize"; "in last place"
00186181 00 s 02 most_evil 0 most_wicked 0 001 & 00185561 a 0000
00186249 00 s 02 most_undesirable 0 most_unpleasant 0 001 & 00185561 a 0000
00186328 00 s 02 most_unsuitable 0 most_unattractive 0 001 & 00185561 a 0000
00186408 00 s 02 pessimal 0 pessimum(a) 0 001 & 00185561 a 0000 | of an organism's environment; least favorable for survival
00186535 00 a 01 better 0 001 ! 00186731 a 0101 | comparative of "good"; more excellent than others or another of a particular group or category etc.: "You're a better man than I am, Gunga Din"
00186731 00 a 01 worse 0 001 ! 00186535 a 0101 | comparative of "bad"
00186803 00 a 01 bettering 0 005 & 00186954 a 0000 & 00187058 a 0000 & 00187174 a 0000 & 00187352 a 0000 ! 00187499 a 0101 | changing for the better
00186954 00 s 04 ameliorating(a) 0 ameliorative 0 amelioratory 0 meliorative 0 001 & 00186803 a 0000
00187058 00 s 01 amendatory 0 001 & 00186803 a 0000 | effecting amendment: "added amendatory phrases to the text"
00187174 00 s 01 corrective 0 001 & 00186803 a 0000 | tending or intended to correct or counteract or restore to a normal condition: "corrective measures"; "corrective lenses"
00187352 00 s 01 remedial 0 001 & 00186803 a 0000 | tending or intended to rectify or improve: "a remedial reading course"; "remedial education"
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00187577 00 a 01 bicameral 0 001 ! 00187667 a 0101 | composed of two legislative bodies
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00188290 00 s 02 biface 0 bifacial 0 001 & 00188100 a 0000 | having two faces or fronts: "the Roman Janus is bifacial"
00188411 00 s 01 duplex 0 001 & 00188100 a 0000 | (telecommunication) allowing communication in opposite directions simultaneously: "duplex system"; "duplex telephony"
00188581 00 s 01 two-way 0 001 & 00188100 a 0000 | "a two-way valve"; "two-way traffic"; "two-way streets"
00188690 00 a 01 unidirectional 0 004 & 00188961 a 0000 & 00189105 a 0000 & 00189317 a 0000 ! 00188100 a 0101 | operating or moving or allowing movement in one direction only: "a unidirectonal flow"; "a unidirectional antenna"; "a unidirectional approach to a problem"
00188961 00 s 01 one-way 0 001 & 00188690 a 0000 | permitting movement or travel in one direction only: "one-way streets"; "a one-way ticket"
00189105 00 s 01 simplex 0 001 & 00188690 a 0000 | (telecommunication) allowing communication in only one direction at a time, or in telegraphy allowing only one message over a line at a time: "simplex system"
00189317 00 s 01 unifacial 0 001 & 00188690 a 0000 | having but one principal or specialized surface: "a primitive unifacial flint tool"
00189456 00 a 01 faced 0 007 & 00189726 a 0000 & 00189781 a 0000 & 00189941 a 0000 & 00190033 a 0000 & 00190123 a 0000 & 00190261 a 0000 ! 00190404 a 0101 | having a face or facing esp of a specified kind or number; often used in combination: "a neatly faced terrace"
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00189781 00 s 02 Janus-faced 0 two-faced 0 001 & 00189456 a 0000 | having two faces--one looking to the future and one to the past: "Janus the two-faced god"
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00190033 00 s 02 moon-faced 0 round-faced 0 001 & 00189456 a 0000 | having a round face
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00190261 00 s 01 visaged 0 001 & 00189456 a 0000 | (combining form) having a face or visage as specified: "gloomy-visaged funeral directors"
00190404 00 a 01 faceless 0 002 & 00190573 a 0000 ! 00189456 a 0101 | without a face or identity: "a faceless apparition"; "the faceless accusers of the police state"
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00190774 00 a 01 bibbed 0 001 ! 00190857 a 0101 | having a bib: "a bibbed apron"
00190857 00 a 01 bibless 0 001 ! 00190774 a 0101 | lacking a bib
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00191999 00 s 01 three-cornered 0 001 & 00191351 a 0000 | involving a group or set of three: "a three-cornered race"
00192118 00 s 03 trilateral 0 triangular 0 three-sided 0 001 & 00191351 a 0000 | having three sides: "a trilateral figure"
00192243 00 s 04 triangular 2 trilateral 2 tripartite 0 three-party 0 001 & 00191351 a 0000 | involving three parties or elements: "the triangular mother-father-child relationship"; "a trilateral agreement"; "a tripartite treaty"; "a tripartite division"
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00192929 00 s 03 stereophonic 0 stereo 0 two-channel 0 001 & 00192708 a 0000 | (electronics) designating sound transmission from two sources through two channels
00193093 00 a 01 monaural 0 003 & 00193255 a 0000 & 00193309 a 0000 ! 00192708 a 0101 | relating to or having or hearing with only one ear: "monaural deafness"
00193255 00 s 01 one-eared 0 001 & 00193093 a 0000
00193309 00 s 03 mono 0 monophonic 0 single-channel 0 001 & 00193093 a 0000 | (electronics) designating sound transmission or recording or reproduction over a single channel
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00193594 00 a 02 mononuclear 0 mononucleate 0 001 ! 00193485 a 0101 | biology: having only one nucleus
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00193890 00 a 01 black 2 004 & 00194185 a 0000 & 00194263 a 0000 ! 00194463 a 0101 & 00194371 a 0000 | being or belonging to a racial group having brown to black skin: "a great people--a black people--...injected new meaning and dignity into the veins of civilization"- Martin Luther King Jr.
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00194263 00 s 01 negro 0 001 & 00193890 a 0000 | relating to or characteristic of people having dark skin
00194371 00 s 01 negroid 0 001 & 00193890 a 0000 | characterized by e.g. brown-black skin
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00195149 00 s 03 ash-blonde 0 platinum-blonde 0 towheaded 0 001 & 00194868 a 0000 | of hair color; whitish
00195258 00 s 03 flaxen 0 fair 1 sandy 0 001 & 00194868 a 0000 | of hair color: pale yellowish to yellowish brown
00195374 00 s 01 nordic 0 001 & 00194868 a 0000 | resembling peoples of Scandinavia
00195460 00 s 03 pale 0 fair 2 fairish 0 001 & 00194868 a 0000 | of skin color: "a fairish complexion"
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00196196 00 s 03 browned 0 suntanned 0 tanned 0 001 & 00195619 a 0000 | of skin color; having a tan color from exposure to the sun
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00196519 00 s 02 grizzled 0 roan 0 001 & 00195619 a 0000 | having dark hairs mixed with gray or white
00196623 00 s 01 nutbrown 0 001 & 00195619 a 0000 | of the color of nuts: "nutbrown hair"
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00196913 00 s 04 acned 0 pimpled 0 pimply 0 pustulate 0 001 & 00196715 a 0000 | of complexion
00197009 00 s 02 blebbed 0 blebby 0 001 & 00196715 a 0000 | (of glass or quartzite) marred by small bubbles or small particles of foreign material
00197158 00 s 01 blotchy 0 001 & 00196715 a 0000 | marred by discolored spots or blotches: "blotchy skin"
00197266 00 s 08 besmirched 0 damaged 0 flyblown 0 spotted 0 stained 0 sullied 0 tainted 0 tarnished 0 001 & 00196715 a 0000 | esp of reputation: "the senator's seriously damaged reputation"; "a tarnished reputation"; "inherited a spotted name"
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00197574 00 s 02 pocked 0 pockmarked 0 001 & 00196715 a 0000 | marked by or as if by smallpox
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00197798 00 s 02 clear 0 smooth 0 001 & 00197670 a 0000 | of complexion
00197872 00 s 05 stainless 0 unstained 0 unsullied 0 untainted 0 untarnished 0 001 & 00197670 a 0000 | of reputation
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00198242 00 s 01 blooded 0 001 & 00197991 a 0000 | having blood of a certain type: "blue-blooded aristocracy"; "red-blooded American"
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00198486 00 s 01 bloodsucking 0 001 & 00197991 a 0000 | drawing blood from the body of another: "a plague of bloodsucking insects"
00198766 00 s 03 deadly 0 internecine 0 mutually_ruinous 0 001 & 00197991 a 0000 | characterized by bloodshed and carnage for both sides: "internecine war"
00198924 00 s 06 gory 2 sanguinary 3 sanguineous 0 slaughterous 0 violent 0 butcherly 0 001 & 00197991 a 0000 | accompanied by bloodshed
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00199153 00 s 02 nonviolent 0 unbloody 0 001 & 00199063 a 0000 | achieved without bloodshed: "a bloodless coup"
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00199626 00 s 06 audacious 0 brave 0 dauntless 0 fearless 0 intrepid 0 unfearing 0 001 & 00199322 a 0000 | invulnerable to fear or intimidation: "bold settlers on some foreign shore"; "audacious explorers"; "fearless reporters and photographers"; "intrepid pioneers"
00199895 00 s 03 brash 0 daredevil 0 temerarious 0 001 & 00199322 a 0000 | presumptuously daring: "a daredevil test pilot having the right stuff"
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00200196 00 s 01 emboldened 0 001 & 00199322 a 0000 | made bold or courageous
00200276 00 s 03 foolhardy 0 rash 0 reckless 0 001 & 00199322 a 0000 | fearlessly and recklessly daring
00200382 00 s 02 heroic 0 heroical 0 001 & 00199322 a 0000 | having or displaying qualities appropriate for heroes: "the heroic attack on the beaches of Normandy"; "heroic explorers"
00200567 00 s 02 overreaching 0 vaulting 0 001 & 00199322 a 0000 | revealing excessive self-confidence; reaching for the heights: "vaulting ambition"
00200719 00 s 01 overvaliant 0 001 & 00199322 a 0000 | having or showing undue valor or boldness: "they stepped with overvaliant airs"
00200856 00 a 01 timid 0 013 & 00201159 a 0000 & 00201321 a 0000 ^ 00065029 a 0000 ^ 00164862 a 0000 ^ 00210980 a 0000 & 00201509 a 0000 & 00201708 a 0000 & 00201801 a 0000 & 00201860 a 0000 ^ 00055663 a 0000 ^ 00127736 a 0000 = 03411834 n 0000 ! 00199322 a 0101 | showing fear and lack of confidence
00201159 00 s 01 bashful 0 001 & 00200856 a 0000 | self-consciously timid: "I never laughed, being bashful; lowering my head, I looked at the wall"- Ezra Pound
00201321 00 s 01 coy 0 001 & 00200856 a 0000 | modestly or warily rejecting approaches or overtures: "like a wild young colt, very inquisitive but very coy and not to be easily cajoled"
00201509 00 s 03 fearful 0 timorous 0 trepid 0 001 & 00200856 a 0000 | timid by nature or revealing timidity: "timorous little mouse"; "in a timorous tone"; "cast fearful glances at the large dog"
00201708 00 s 01 intimidated 0 001 & 00200856 a 0000 | made timid or fearful as by threats
00201801 00 s 02 mousy 0 mousey 0 001 & 00200856 a 0000
00201860 00 s 01 shy 0 001 & 00200856 a 0000 | easily startled or frightened
00201939 00 a 01 bound 1 009 & 00202181 a 0000 & 00202361 a 0000 & 00202455 a 0000 & 00202640 a 0000 & 00202736 a 0000 & 00202848 a 0000 & 00203025 a 0000 ^ 00800108 a 0000 ! 00203131 a 0101 | confined by bonds: "bound and gagged hostages"
00202181 00 s 03 chained 0 enchained 0 in_chains(p) 0 001 & 00201939 a 0000 | bound with chains: "enchained demons strained in anger to gnaw on his bones"; "prisoners in chains"
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00202455 00 s 02 furled 0 rolled 0 001 & 00201939 a 0000 | rolled up and secured: "furled sails bound securely to the spar"; "a furled flag"; "his rolled umbrella hanging on his arm"
00202640 00 s 01 pinioned 0 001 & 00201939 a 0000 | bound fast esp having the arms restrained
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00202848 00 s 02 trussed 0 tied 0 001 & 00201939 a 0000 | bound or secured closely: "the guard was found trussed up with his arms and legs securely tied"; "a trussed chicken"
00203025 00 s 01 wired 0 001 & 00201939 a 0000 | tied or bound with wire: "wired bundles of newspapers"
00203131 00 a 01 unbound 1 004 ^ 00797606 a 0000 & 00203275 a 0000 ! 00201939 a 0101 & 00203371 a 0000 | not restrained or tied down by bonds
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00203371 00 s 01 untethered 0 001 & 00203131 a 0000 | not fastened or restricted with a tether
00203468 00 a 02 laced 0 tied 2 001 ! 00203569 a 0101 | fastened with a lace: "snugly laced shoes"
00203569 00 a 01 unlaced 0 002 & 00203639 a 0000 ! 00203468 a 0101
00203639 00 s 02 loose 0 untied 0 001 & 00203569 a 0000 | "teenagers slopping around in unlaced sneakers"
00203747 00 a 01 tied 0 002 & 00203870 a 0000 ! 00203973 a 0101 | fastened with strings or cords: "a neatly tied bundle"
00203870 00 s 01 knotted 0 001 & 00203747 a 0000 | tied with a knot: "his carefully knotted necktie"
00203973 00 a 01 untied 0 001 ! 00203747 a 0101 | not tied
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00204208 00 s 03 afoul(ip) 0 foul 0 fouled 0 001 & 00204034 a 0000 | esp of a ship's lines etc: "with its sails afoul"; "a foul anchor"
00204346 00 s 01 intertwined 0 001 & 00204034 a 0000 | twined or twisted together
00204430 00 s 03 knotted 0 snarled 0 snarly 0 001 & 00204034 a 0000 | tangled in knots: "pushed back her tangled hair"; "snarled thread"
00204569 00 s 01 matted 0 001 & 00204034 a 0000 | tangled in a dense mass: "tried to push through the matted undergowth"
00204692 00 s 01 rootbound 0 001 & 00204034 a 0000 | having the roots matted or densely tangled: "shaggy untended lawns of old trees and rootbound scented flowers and shrubs"- William Faulkner
00204887 00 a 01 untangled 0 002 & 00204959 a 0000 ! 00204034 a 0101
00204959 00 s 03 disentangled 0 loosened 0 unsnarled 0 001 & 00204887 a 0000 | straightened out
00205057 00 a 01 bound 2 006 & 00205468 a 0000 & 00205528 a 0000 & 00205658 a 0000 & 00205764 a 0000 ! 00205819 a 0101 & 00205304 a 0000 | secured with a cover or binding; often used as a combining form: "bound volumes"; "leather-bound volumes"
00205304 00 s 02 brassbound 0 brass-bound 0 001 & 00205057 a 0000 | having trim or fittings of brass: "a brassbound campaign chest"; "the heavy brass-bound door"
00205468 00 s 02 cased 0 covered 0 001 & 00205057 a 0000
00205528 00 s 01 half-bound 0 001 & 00205057 a 0000 | (of books) having the back bound in one material and the sides in another
00205658 00 s 02 paperback 0 paperbacked 0 001 & 00205057 a 0000 | (of books) having a flexible binding
00205764 00 s 01 well-bound 0 001 & 00205057 a 0000
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00205954 00 s 01 loose 0 001 & 00205819 a 0000 | (of books) "loose pages"
00206030 00 s 01 looseleaf 0 001 & 00205819 a 0000 | "a looseleaf notebook"
00206108 00 a 01 bordered 0 008 & 00206395 a 0000 & 00206447 a 0000 & 00206612 a 0000 & 00206768 a 0000 & 00206922 a 0000 & 00206994 a 0000 ^ 00751450 a 0000 ! 00207080 a 0101 | having a border esp of a specified kind; sometimes used as a combining term: "black-bordered handkerchief"
00206395 00 s 01 bounded 0 001 & 00206108 a 0000
00206447 00 s 01 boxed 0 001 & 00206108 a 0000 | enclosed in or set off by a border or box: "boxed sections of the report"; "boxed announcements in the newspaper"
00206612 00 s 03 deckled 0 deckle-edged 0 featheredged 0 001 & 00206108 a 0000 | having a rough edge; used of handmade paper or paper resembling handmade
00206768 00 s 01 edged 0 001 & 00206108 a 0000 | having a specified kind of border or edge: "a black-edged card"; "dried sweat left salt-edged patches"
00206922 00 s 01 lined 0 001 & 00206108 a 0000 | "tree-lined streets"
00206994 00 s 02 seagirt 0 sea-girt 0 001 & 00206108 a 0000 | surrounded by the sea
00207080 00 a 01 unbordered 0 001 ! 00206108 a 0101 | having no border
00207153 00 a 02 lower-class 0 low-class 4 008 & 00207405 a 0000 & 00207535 a 0000 & 00207642 a 0000 ^ 01220877 a 0000 ^ 01218663 a 0000 = 08534455 n 0000 ! 00207858 a 0101 ! 00208655 a 0101 | occupying the lowest socioeconomic position in a society
00207405 00 s 02 non-U 0 vulgar 0 001 & 00207153 a 0000 | (British) not characteristic of the upper classes esp in language use
00207535 00 s 01 proletarian 0 001 & 00207153 a 0000 | belonging to or characteristic of the proletariat
00207642 00 s 04 propertyless 0 wage-earning 0 working-class 0 blue-collar 0 001 & 00207153 a 0000 | of those who work for wages esp manual or industrial laborers: "party of the propertyless proletariat"- G.B.Shaw
00207858 00 a 01 middle-class 0 007 & 00208123 a 0000 & 00208208 a 0000 & 00208383 a 0000 & 00208519 a 0000 = 08534455 n 0000 ! 00208655 a 0101 ! 00207153 a 0101 | occupying a socioeconomic position intermediate between those of the lower classes and the wealthy
00208123 00 s 01 bourgeois 1 001 & 00207858 a 0000 | belonging to the middle class
00208208 00 s 03 bourgeois 2 conservative 0 materialistic 0 001 & 00207858 a 0000 | conforming to the standards and conventions of the middle class: "a bourgeois mentality"
00208383 00 s 01 lower-middle-class 0 001 & 00207858 a 0000 | occupying the lower part of the middle socioeconomic range in a society
00208519 00 s 01 upper-middle-class 0 001 & 00207858 a 0000 | occupying the upper part of the middle socioeconomic range in a society
00208655 00 a 01 upper-class 0 008 & 00209136 a 0000 & 00209012 a 0000 ^ 01218854 a 0000 ^ 01218226 a 0000 = 08534455 n 0000 ! 00207153 a 0101 ! 00207858 a 0101 & 00208896 a 0000 | occupying the highest socioeconomic position in a society
00208896 00 s 01 quality 0 001 & 00208655 a 0000 | of high social status: "people of quality"; "a quality family"
00209012 00 s 01 u 0 001 & 00208655 a 0000 | (chiefly British) of or appropriate to the upper classes esp in language use
00209136 00 s 02 propertied 0 property-owning 0 001 & 00208655 a 0000 | owning land or securities as a principal source of revenus
00209269 00 a 03 brachycephalic 0 brachycranal 0 brachycranic 0 003 & 00209454 a 0000 & 00209540 a 0000 ! 00209625 a 0101 | having a short broad head with a cephalic index of over 80
00209454 00 s 03 broad-headed 0 roundheaded 0 short-headed 0 001 & 00209269 a 0000
00209540 00 s 01 bullet-headed 0 001 & 00209269 a 0000 | having a small round head
00209625 00 a 03 dolichocephalic 0 dolichocranal 0 dolichocranic 0 002 & 00209800 a 0000 ! 00209269 a 0101 | having a relatively long head with a cephalic index of under 75
00209800 00 s 01 long-headed 0 001 & 00209625 a 0000
00209856 00 a 03 brave 0 courageous 4 fearless 4 012 & 00210247 a 0000 & 00210401 a 0000 ^ 00054780 a 0000 ^ 00199322 a 0000 & 00210507 a 0000 & 00210591 a 0000 & 00210860 a 0000 ^ 01526636 a 0000 ^ 00068303 a 0000 = 03409728 n 0000 ! 00210980 a 0101 & 00210749 a 0000 | possessing or displaying courage: "Familiarity with danger makes a brave man braver but less daring"- Herman Melville
00210247 00 s 01 gallant 0 001 & 00209856 a 0000 | unflinching in battle or action: "a gallant warrior"; "put up a gallant resistance to the attackers"
00210401 00 s 07 game 0 gamy 0 gamey 0 gritty 0 mettlesome 0 spirited 0 spunky 0 001 & 00209856 a 0000
00210507 00 s 01 lionhearted 0 001 & 00209856 a 0000 | extraordinarily courageous
00210591 00 s 04 stalwart 0 stouthearted 0 stout-hearted 0 valiant 1 001 & 00209856 a 0000 | used esp. of persons: "a stalwart knight"; "a valiant soldier"
00210749 00 s 01 undaunted 0 001 & 00209856 a 0000 | resolutely courageous: "undaunted in the face of death"
00210860 00 s 02 valiant 2 valorous 0 001 & 00209856 a 0000 | used of acts: "a valiant attempt to prevent the hijack"
00210980 00 a 03 cowardly 0 coward(a) 0 fearful 4 013 & 00211376 a 0000 & 00211458 a 0000 & 00211614 a 0000 ^ 00065029 a 0000 & 00211755 a 0000 & 00211928 a 0000 & 00212022 a 0000 & 00212103 a 0000 & 00212196 a 0000 ^ 01217731 a 0000 ^ 00200856 a 0000 = 03411395 n 0000 ! 00209856 a 0101 | lacking courage; ignobly timid and faint-hearted: "cowardly dogs, ye will not aid me then"- P.B.Shelley
00211376 00 s 02 caitiff 0 despicable 0 001 & 00210980 a 0000 | basely cowardly
00211614 00 s 05 cowering(a) 0 craven 0 cringing(a) 0 fearful 0 recreant 0 001 & 00210980 a 0000 | characterized by or showing abject fear
00211755 00 s 02 dastard(a) 0 dastardly 0 001 & 00210980 a 0000 | treacherously cowardly: "the unprovoked and dastardly attack by Japan on...December 7th"- F.D. Roosevelt
00211928 00 s 02 faint 0 fainthearted 0 001 & 00210980 a 0000 | lacking boldness or courage
00212022 00 s 01 funky 0 001 & 00210980 a 0000 | in a state of cowardly fright
00212103 00 s 01 poltroon 0 001 & 00210980 a 0000 | characterized by complete cowardliness
00212196 00 s 02 poor-spirited 0 pusillanimous 0 001 & 00210980 a 0000 | lacking in courage
00212290 00 a 02 gutsy 0 courageous 2 003 & 00212579 a 0000 ! 00212673 a 0101 & 00212464 a 0000 | marked by courage and determination in the face of difficulties or danger
00212464 00 s 03 earthy 0 lusty 0 robust 0 001 & 00212290 a 0000 | "gutsy four-letter words"; "a gutsy red wine"
00212579 00 s 01 plucky 0 001 & 00212290 a 0000 | "a gutsy lampooner of the administration"
00212673 00 a 02 gutless 0 spineless 2 001 ! 00212290 a 0101 | lacking courage or vitality: "he was a yellow gutless worm"
00212798 00 a 01 breast-fed 0 002 & 00212871 a 0000 ! 00212982 a 0101
00212871 00 s 02 nursed 0 suckled 0 001 & 00212798 a 0000 | (of an infant) fed mother's milk from the breast
00212982 00 a 01 bottle-fed 0 001 ! 00212798 a 0101 | (of an infant) given milk from a bottle
00213078 00 a 01 breathing 0 007 & 00213240 a 0000 & 00213374 a 0000 & 00213442 a 0000 & 00213531 a 0000 & 00213598 a 0000 & 00213650 a 0000 ! 00213703 a 0101
00213240 00 s 01 breathed 0 001 & 00213078 a 0000 | having breath or breath as specified; usu used in combination: "sweet-breathed"
00213374 00 s 01 exhaling 0 001 & 00213078 a 0000 | breathing out
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00213598 00 s 01 snoring 0 001 & 00213078 a 0000
00213650 00 s 01 snorting 0 001 & 00213078 a 0000
00213703 00 a 01 breathless 0 006 & 00213958 a 0000 & 00214068 a 0000 & 00214414 a 0000 & 00214566 a 0000 ^ 01902375 a 0000 ! 00213078 a 0101 | not breathing or able to breathe except with difficulty: "breathless from running"; "breathless with horror"
00213958 00 s 01 asphyxiating 0 001 & 00213703 a 0000 | tending to deprive of oxygen: "asphyxiating gasses"
00214068 00 s 04 choking 0 smothering 0 stifling 0 suffocating 0 001 & 00213703 a 0000 | making or as if making it difficult to breathe esp through lack of fresh air and presence of heat: "the choking June dust"; "the smothering soft voices"; "stifling heat"; "the room was suffocating--hot and airless"; "the summer was breathless and sultry"
00214414 00 s 06 gasping 0 out-of-breath(p) 0 panting 0 pursy 0 short-winded 0 winded 0 001 & 00213703 a 0000 | breathing laboriously or convulsively
00214566 00 s 02 lifeless 0 dead 0 001 & 00213703 a 0000
00214626 00 a 01 crystalline 0 002 & 00214771 a 0000 ! 00214867 a 0101 | consisting of or containing or having the characteristics of crystals
00214771 00 s 01 polycrystalline 0 001 & 00214626 a 0000 | composed of aggregates of crystals
00214867 00 a 01 noncrystalline 0 001 ! 00214626 a 0101 | not crystalline
00214943 00 a 01 landed 0 001 ! 00215079 a 0101 | owning or consisting of land or real estate: "the landed gentry"; "landed property"
00215079 00 a 01 landless 0 001 ! 00214943 a 0101 | owning no land: "the landless peasantry"
00215174 00 a 02 light 6 bright 4 014 & 00215494 a 0000 & 00215683 a 0000 & 00215796 a 0000 & 00215876 a 0000 & 00215981 a 0000 & 00216082 a 0000 & 00216221 a 0000 & 00216292 a 0000 & 00216395 a 0000 & 00216637 a 0000 & 00216781 a 0000 & 00216890 a 0000 = 08554828 n 0000 ! 00216996 a 0101 | full of or emitting light
00215494 00 s 03 aflame(p) 0 inflamed 0 reddened 0 001 & 00215174 a 0000 | lighted with red light as if with flames: "the inflamed clouds at sunset"; "reddened faces around the campfire"
00215683 00 s 01 bright 0 001 & 00215174 a 0000 | having lots of natural light: "the room was bright and airy"
00215796 00 s 01 candescent 0 001 & 00215174 a 0000 | glowing white with heat
00215876 00 s 02 floodlit 0 floodlighted 0 001 & 00215174 a 0000 | illuminated by means of floodlights
00215981 00 s 03 fluorescent 0 incandescent 0 luminescent 0 001 & 00215174 a 0000 | emitting light
00216082 00 s 04 illuminated 0 lighted 0 lit 0 well-lighted 0 001 & 00215174 a 0000 | lighted by artificial light: "a brightly lit room"
00216221 00 s 01 lamplit 0 001 & 00215174 a 0000 | lighted by a lamp
00216292 00 s 01 lighting-up(a) 0 001 & 00215174 a 0000 | turning lights on: "it's lighting-up time"
00216395 00 s 01 livid 0 001 & 00215174 a 0000 | (of a light) imparting a deathlike luminosity: "the livid lightning of the explosion"; "a thousand flambeaux...turned all at once that deep gloom into a livid and preternatural day"- E.A.Poe
00216637 00 s 01 phosphorescent 0 001 & 00215174 a 0000 | emitting light without appreciable heat: "the phosphorescent glow of decaying wood"
00216781 00 s 02 sunlit 0 sunstruck 0 001 & 00215174 a 0000 | filled with sunlight: "a sunstruck clearing"
00216890 00 s 01 white 0 001 & 00215174 a 0000 | of summer nights in northern latitudes; "white nights"
00216996 00 a 01 dark 1 016 & 00217352 a 0000 & 00217492 a 0000 & 00217588 a 0000 & 00217651 a 0000 & 00217727 a 0000 & 00217830 a 0000 & 00218010 a 0000 & 00218100 a 0000 & 00218285 a 0000 & 00218409 a 0000 & 00218551 a 0000 & 00218646 a 0000 & 00218718 a 0000 = 08554828 n 0000 ! 00215174 a 0101 & 00217932 a 0000 | devoid or partially devoid of light
00217352 00 s 03 acheronian 0 acherontic 0 stygian 0 001 & 00216996 a 0000 | dark and dismal (as of the rivers Acheron and Styx in Hades)
00217492 00 s 01 aphotic 0 001 & 00216996 a 0000 | lacking light; "aphotic depths of the sea"
00217588 00 s 02 black 0 pitch-dark 0 001 & 00216996 a 0000
00217651 00 s 03 caliginous 0 darkling 0 obscure 0 001 & 00216996 a 0000
00217727 00 s 01 Cimmerian 0 001 & 00216996 a 0000 | very dark and gloomy as with perpetual darkness
00217830 00 s 04 crepuscular 0 dusky 0 twilight(a) 0 twilit 0 001 & 00216996 a 0000 | like twilight
00217932 00 s 01 dark_as_the_inside_of_a_black_cat 0 001 & 00216996 a 0000
00218010 00 s 02 dim 0 subdued 0 001 & 00216996 a 0000 | lacking in light or brightness
00218100 00 s 03 glooming 0 gloomy 0 gloomful 0 001 & 00216996 a 0000 | partially or totally dark: "the gloomy forest"; "the glooming interior of an old inn"; "`gloomful' is archaic"
00218285 00 s 04 lightless 0 unilluminated 0 unlighted 0 unlit 0 001 & 00216996 a 0000 | "through the dark unlit streets"
00218409 00 s 06 murky 0 shadowy 0 somber 0 tenebrous 0 tenebrific 0 tenebrious 0 001 & 00216996 a 0000 | so shaded as to be dark or gloomy
00218551 00 s 02 nighted 0 darkened 0 001 & 00216996 a 0000 | overtaken by night or darkness
00218646 00 s 03 shaded 0 shady 0 umbrageous 0 001 & 00216996 a 0000
00218718 00 s 01 subfusc 0 001 & 00216996 a 0000 | dark or dull or somber in color; used esp of clothing
00218825 00 a 02 moonlit 0 moony 2 001 ! 00218932 a 0101 | lighted by moonlight: "the moonlit landscape"
00218932 00 a 01 moonless 0 001 ! 00218825 a 0101 | without a moon or a visible moon: "the dark moonless night"; "a moonless planet"
00219067 00 a 01 bridgeable 0 001 ! 00219183 a 0101 | capable of being connected by a bridge or as if by a bridge
00219183 00 a 01 unbridgeable 0 001 ! 00219067 a 0101 | not bridgeable: "a wide unbridgeable river"; "unbridgeable generation gap"
00219316 00 a 01 bright 0 019 & 00219803 a 0000 & 00219952 a 0000 & 00220071 a 0000 & 00220389 a 0000 & 00220558 a 0000 & 00220662 a 0000 & 00220815 a 0000 & 00221034 a 0000 & 00221127 a 0000 & 00221284 a 0000 & 00221385 a 0000 & 00221474 a 0000 & 00221668 a 0000 & 00221761 a 0000 & 00221889 a 0000 & 00222003 a 0000 = 03461782 n 0000 ! 00222056 a 0101 & 00220965 a 0000 | emitting or reflecting light readily or in large amounts: "the sun was bright and hot"; "a bright sunlit room"
00219803 00 s 04 agleam 0 gleaming 0 glistering 0 lustrous 0 001 & 00219316 a 0000 | steady but subdued shining: "`glistering' is an archaic term"
00219952 00 s 05 aglow(p) 0 glowing 0 lambent 0 luminous 0 lucent 0 001 & 00219316 a 0000 | softly bright or radiant
00220071 00 s 0a aglitter(p) 0 fulgid 0 glinting 0 glittering 0 glittery 0 scintillant 0 scintillating 0 scintillescent 0 sparkling(a) 0 sparkly 0 001 & 00219316 a 0000 | having brief brilliant points or flashes of light: "glinting eyes"; "glinting water"; "bugle beads all aglitter"; "a dress with sparkly sequins"
00220389 00 s 03 beady 0 beadlike 0 buttony 0 001 & 00219316 a 0000 | like a bead or button; small and round and glittering; "bright beady eyes"; "black buttony eyes"
00220662 00 s 05 blazing 0 blinding 0 dazzling 0 glaring 0 glary 0 001 & 00219316 a 0000 | shining intensely: "blinding headlights"; "the glaring sun"
00220815 00 s 03 blinking 0 twinkling(a) 0 twinkly 0 001 & 00219316 a 0000 | shining intermittently: "the blinking signal light"; "twinkling stars"
00220965 00 s 01 bright_as_a_new_penny(p) 0 001 & 00219316 a 0000
00221034 00 s 01 brilliant 0 001 & 00219316 a 0000 | shining intensely: "a brilliant star"
00221127 00 s 04 flashing 0 fulgurant 0 fulgurous 0 fulgurating 0 001 & 00219316 a 0000 | emitting dazzling flashes of light as of or similar to lightning
00221284 00 s 02 glimmering 0 glimmery 0 001 & 00219316 a 0000 | shining softly and intermittently
00221385 00 s 05 glistening 0 glossy 0 nitid 0 sheeny 0 shiny 0 001 & 00219316 a 0000
00221474 00 s 05 iridescent 0 nacreous 0 opalescent 0 opaline 0 pearlescent 0 001 & 00219316 a 0000 | having a play of lustrous rainbowlike colors: "an iridescent oil slick"; "nacreous cloud"
00221668 00 s 02 shimmering(a) 0 shimmery 0 001 & 00219316 a 0000 | glistening tremulously
00221761 00 s 01 shining 0 001 & 00219316 a 0000 | reflecting light as if polished: "shining eyes"; "rows of shining glasses"
00221889 00 s 03 silver 0 silvern 0 silvery 0 001 & 00219316 a 0000 | having the white lustrous sheen of silver
00222003 00 s 01 undimmed 0 001 & 00219316 a 0000
00222056 00 a 01 dull 2 005 & 00222219 a 0000 & 00222392 a 0000 ^ 01383579 a 0000 = 03461782 n 0000 ! 00219316 a 0101 | emitting or reflecting very little light
00222219 00 s 05 flat 0 mat 0 matt 0 matte 0 matted 0 001 & 00222056 a 0000 | free from gloss; not reflecting light: "flat wall paint"; "a photograph with a matte finish"
00222392 00 s 02 lusterless 0 lustreless 0 001 & 00222056 a 0000
00222460 00 a 03 prejudiced 0 partial 4 discriminatory 4 004 & 00222681 a 0000 & 00222861 a 0000 & 00223022 a 0000 ! 00223109 a 0101 | being biased or having a belief or attitude formed beforehand: "a prejudiced judge"
00222681 00 s 01 loaded 0 001 & 00222460 a 0000 | (of statements or questions) charged with associative significance and often meant to mislead or influence: "a loaded question"
00222861 00 s 05 racist 0 antiblack 0 anti-Semitic 0 anti-Semite(a) 0 intolerant 0 001 & 00222460 a 0000 | discriminatory esp on the basis of race or religion
00223022 00 s 01 sexist 0 001 & 00222460 a 0000 | discriminatory on the basis of sex
00223109 00 a 02 unprejudiced 0 impartial 4 002 & 00223293 a 0000 ! 00222460 a 0101 | free from undue bias or preconceived opinions: "an unprejudiced appraisal of the pros and cons"
00223293 00 s 04 color-blind 0 colour-blind 0 nonracist 0 tolerant 0 001 & 00223109 a 0000
00223387 00 a 03 broad-minded 0 broadminded 0 broad 6 005 & 00223604 a 0000 & 00223733 a 0000 & 00223836 a 0000 & 00223899 a 0000 ! 00223992 a 0101 | inclined to respect views and beliefs that differ from one's own
00223604 00 s 01 catholic 0 001 & 00223387 a 0000 | free from provincial prejudices or attachments: "catholic in one's tastes"
00223733 00 s 04 free-thinking 0 latitudinarian 0 undogmatic 0 undogmatical 0 001 & 00223387 a 0000
00223836 00 s 02 liberal 0 tolerant 0 001 & 00223387 a 0000
00223899 00 s 02 open-minded 0 open 0 001 & 00223387 a 0000 | ready to entertain new ideas
00223992 00 a 03 narrow-minded 0 narrowminded 0 narrow 6 007 & 00224220 a 0000 & 00224328 a 0000 & 00224468 a 0000 & 00224654 a 0000 ^ 01943528 a 0000 & 00224535 a 0000 ! 00223387 a 0101 | lacking tolerance or breadth of view
00224220 00 s 02 close-minded 0 closed-minded 0 001 & 00223992 a 0000 | not ready to receive to new ideas
00224328 00 s 02 dogmatic 0 dogmatical 0 001 & 00223992 a 0000 | characterized by arrogant assertion of unproved or unprovable principles
00224468 00 s 02 illiberal 0 intolerant 0 001 & 00223992 a 0000
00224535 00 s 03 opinionated 0 opinionative 0 self-opinionated 0 001 & 00223992 a 0000 | obstinate in one's opinions
00224654 00 s 04 little 0 petty 0 small 0 small-minded 0 001 & 00223992 a 0000 | contemptibly narrow in outlook: "a little mind consumed with trivia"; "petty little comments"; "disgusted with the pettiness of small minds"
00224878 00 a 01 reconstructed 0 001 ! 00225002 a 0101 | adapted to social or economic change: "a reconstructed feminist"
00225002 00 a 01 unreconstructed 0 002 & 00225293 a 0000 ! 00224878 a 0101 | adhering to an attitude or position widely held to be outmoded: "peasants are still unreconstructed small capitalists at heart"; "there are probably more unreconstructed Southerners than one would like to admit"
00225293 00 s 03 obstinate 0 stubborn 0 unregenerate 0 001 & 00225002 a 0000 | persisting in a reactonary stand
00225407 00 a 02 broken 1 damaged 4 015 & 00225720 a 0000 & 00225829 a 0000 & 00225933 a 0000 & 00226088 a 0000 & 00226227 a 0000 ^ 00509793 a 0000 & 00226387 a 0000 & 00226522 a 0000 ^ 01341049 a 0000 ^ 00999175 a 0000 & 00226642 a 0000 & 00226845 a 0000 & 00227023 a 0000 ^ 01726784 a 0000 ! 00227104 a 0101
00225720 00 s 01 busted 0 001 & 00225407 a 0000 | "a broken washing machine"; "the coke machine is busted"
00225829 00 s 01 chipped 0 001 & 00225407 a 0000 | having a small piece broken off: "a chipped tooth"
00225933 00 s 01 cracked 0 001 & 00225407 a 0000 | broken without being divided into parts but having fissures appear on the surface: "a cracked mirror"
00226088 00 s 02 crumbled 0 fragmented 0 001 & 00225407 a 0000 | broken into small fragments: "crumbled cookies"; "fragmented coalition"
00226227 00 s 02 crushed 0 ground 0 001 & 00225407 a 0000 | broken or pounded into small fragments; used of e.g. ore or stone; "paved with crushed bluestone"
00226387 00 s 01 dissolved 0 001 & 00225407 a 0000 | sundered by divorse, separation, or desertion: "broken home"; "broken marriage"
00226522 00 s 01 fractured 0 001 & 00225407 a 0000 | used of a break in esp. bone: "a broken neck"; "fractured skull"
00226642 00 s 03 shattered 0 smashed 0 splintered 0 001 & 00225407 a 0000 | broken into sharp pieces: "shattered glass"; "your eyeglasses are smashed"; "the police came in through the splintered door"
00226845 00 s 01 split 0 001 & 00225407 a 0000 | fissured longitudinally: "after the thunderstorm we found a tree with a split trunk"; "we bought split logs for the fireplace"
00227023 00 s 02 unkept 0 violated 0 001 & 00225407 a 0000 | "broken promises"
00227104 00 a 01 unbroken 1 008 & 00227283 a 0000 ^ 01338923 a 0000 ^ 01725748 a 0000 ^ 00512184 a 0000 ^ 01001506 a 0000 & 00227418 a 0000 & 00227472 a 0000 ! 00225407 a 0101
00227283 00 s 02 kept 0 unviolated 0 001 & 00227104 a 0000 | of promises or contracts: not violated or breached: "unbroken promises"
00227418 00 s 01 undamaged 0 001 & 00227104 a 0000
00227472 00 s 01 unfractured 0 001 & 00227104 a 0000
00227528 00 a 02 broken 2 interrupted 4 004 & 00227781 a 0000 & 00227868 a 0000 ^ 00443592 a 0000 ! 00227955 a 0101 | not continuous in space, time, or sequence: "a broken cable transmission"; "broken sleep"; "tear off the stub above the broken line"
00227781 00 s 02 dashed 0 dotted 0 001 & 00227528 a 0000 | "sign on the dotted line"
00227868 00 s 02 disturbed 0 interrupted 0 001 & 00227528 a 0000 | "disturbed sleep"
00227955 00 a 02 unbroken 2 uninterrupted 4 004 & 00228214 a 0000 ^ 00441975 a 0000 & 00228417 a 0000 ! 00227528 a 0101 | marked by uninterrupted extension in space, time, or sequence: "cars in an unbroken procession"; "the unbroken quiet of the afternoon"
00228214 00 s 02 continuous 0 solid 0 001 & 00227955 a 0000 | uninterrupted in space; having no gaps or breaks: "a continuous line has no gaps or breaks in it"; "a solid line"; "solid sheets of water"
00228417 00 s 03 undisturbed 0 uninterrupted 0 wakeless 0 001 & 00227955 a 0000 | "the undisturbed tenor of their life"; "a convalescent needs uninterrupted sleep"; "deep wakeless sleep"
00228606 00 a 03 brotherly 0 brotherlike 0 fraternal 2 001 ! 00228782 a 0101 | like or characteristic of or befitting a brother: "brotherly feelings"; "close fraternal ties"
00228782 00 a 03 sisterly 0 sisterlike 0 sororal 2 001 ! 00228606 a 0101 | like or characteristic of or befitting a sister: "sisterly kindness"; "sororal concern
00228946 00 a 02 fraternal 0 biovular 0 001 ! 00229095 a 0101 | (of twins) derived from two separate ferilized ova: "fraternal twins are biovular"
00229095 00 a 02 identical 0 monovular 0 001 ! 00228946 a 0101 | (of twins) derived from a single egg or ovum: "identical twins are monovular"
00229240 00 a 03 buried 0 inhumed 0 interred 0 002 & 00229379 a 0000 ! 00229478 a 0101 | placed in a grave: "the hastily buried corpses"
00229379 00 s 01 belowground 0 001 & 00229240 a 0000 | "most of his friends are now belowground"
00229478 00 a 01 unburied 0 001 ! 00229240 a 0101 | not buried
00229543 00 a 01 busy 0 010 & 00229821 a 0000 & 00229910 a 0000 & 00229965 a 0000 ^ 00567281 a 0000 ^ 00644862 a 0000 & 00230039 a 0000 & 00230242 a 0000 & 00230295 a 0000 ! 00230385 a 0101 & 00230132 a 0000 | actively or fully engaged or occupied: "a busy man"; "a busy day"
00229821 00 s 03 about(p) 0 around(p) 0 astir 0 001 & 00229543 a 0000 | "up and about"
00229910 00 s 01 at_work(p) 0 001 & 00229543 a 0000
00229965 00 s 03 employed 0 engaged 0 occupied 0 001 & 00229543 a 0000
00230039 00 s 03 in_use(p) 0 engaged 1 tied_up(p) 0 001 & 00229543 a 0000 | of a telephone
00230132 00 s 01 on_the_go 0 001 & 00229543 a 0000 | (of a person) very busy and active: "always on the go"
00230242 00 s 01 overbusy 0 001 & 00229543 a 0000
00230295 00 s 01 up_to 0 001 & 00229543 a 0000 | busy or occupied with: "up to no good"
00230385 00 a 01 idle 0 008 & 00230640 a 0000 & 00230726 a 0000 ^ 00625169 a 0000 & 00230923 a 0000 & 00231170 a 0000 & 00231279 a 0000 ^ 00645306 a 0000 ! 00229543 a 0101 | not in action or at work: "an idle laborer"; "an idle machine"; "an idle mind"
00230640 00 s 01 at_leisure(p) 0 001 & 00230385 a 0000 | euphemism for "unemployed"
00230726 00 s 0b bone-idle 0 bone-lazy 0 do-nothing(a) 0 faineant 0 indolent 0 lazy 0 otiose 0 shiftless 0 slothful 0 workshy 0 work-shy 0 001 & 00230385 a 0000 | disinclined to work or exertion
00230923 00 s 02 leisure(a) 0 leisured 0 001 & 00230385 a 0000 | "he writes in his leisure hours"; "life as it ought to be for the leisure classes"- J.J.Chapman; "even the artist and the sculptor were not regarded...as leisured men"- Ida Craven
00231170 00 s 01 twiddly 0 001 & 00230385 a 0000 | (British) occupied with trifles; twiddling one's thumbs
00231279 00 s 03 unemployed 0 unengaged 0 unoccupied 0 001 & 00230385 a 0000
00231359 00 a 02 bony 0 boney 0 005 & 00231570 a 0000 & 00231710 a 0000 & 00231804 a 0000 & 00231890 a 0000 ! 00231968 a 0101 | having bones esp many or prominent bones: "a bony shad fillet"; "her bony wrist"
00231570 00 s 01 bone(a) 0 001 & 00231359 a 0000 | consisting of or made up of bone: "a bony substance"; "the bony framework of the body"
00231710 00 s 01 boned 1 001 & 00231359 a 0000 | (combining form) having bones as specified
00231804 00 s 01 bonelike 0 001 & 00231359 a 0000 | resembling bone: "a bony tumor"
00231890 00 s 01 strong-boned 0 001 & 00231359 a 0000 | having strong bones
00231968 00 a 01 boneless 0 002 & 00232096 a 0000 ! 00231359 a 0101 | being without a bone or bones: "jellyfish are boneless"
00232096 00 s 02 boned 2 deboned 0 001 & 00231968 a 0000 | having had the bones removed: "a boneless rib roast"; "a boned (or deboned) fish"
00232239 00 a 01 buttoned 0 004 & 00232394 a 0000 & 00232546 a 0000 & 00232708 a 0000 ! 00232806 a 0101 | furnished with buttons or something buttonlike
00232394 00 s 02 botonee 0 botonnee 0 001 & 00232239 a 0000 | (of a heraldic cross) having a cluster of three buttons or knobs at the end of each arm
00232546 00 s 01 button-down 0 001 & 00232239 a 0000 | of a shirt; having the ends of the collar fastened down by buttons: "Brooks Brothers button-down shirts"
00232708 00 s 01 closed 0 001 & 00232239 a 0000 | closed or fastened with or as if with buttons
00232806 00 a 01 unbuttoned 0 003 & 00232897 a 0000 & 00233022 a 0000 ! 00232239 a 0101
00232897 00 s 02 open 0 undone 0 001 & 00232806 a 0000 | not buttoned: "the wind picked up the hem of her unbuttoned coat"
00233022 00 s 01 open-collared 0 001 & 00232806 a 0000 | of a shirt; not buttoned at the neck: "dressed casually in shorts and an open-collared shirt"
00233175 00 a 02 capitalistic 0 capitalist 4 004 & 00233334 a 0000 & 00233491 a 0000 & 00233592 a 0000 ! 00233718 a 0101 | favoring or practicing capitalism
00233334 00 s 01 bourgeois 0 001 & 00233175 a 0000 | (according to Marxist thought) being of the property-owning class and exploitive of the working class
00233491 00 s 03 competitive 0 free-enterprise(a) 0 private-enterprise(a) 0 001 & 00233175 a 0000
00233592 00 s 02 individualistic 0 laissez-faire(a) 0 001 & 00233175 a 0000 | with minimally restricted freedom in commerce
00233718 00 a 02 socialistic 0 socialist 4 004 & 00233918 a 0000 & 00234165 a 0000 ^ 01557188 a 0000 ! 00233175 a 0101 | advocating or following the doctrines of socialism: "socialistic government"
00233918 00 s 03 collective 0 communal 0 noncompetitive 0 001 & 00233718 a 0000 | set up on the principle of ownership and production by the workers involved usu under the supervision of a government: "collective farms"; "communal organization"
00234165 00 s 04 collectivist 0 collectivistic 0 collectivized 0 state-controlled 0 001 & 00233718 a 0000
00234274 00 a 03 cacophonous 0 unpleasant 2 cacophonic 0 012 & 00234582 a 0000 & 00234709 a 0000 & 00234865 a 0000 & 00235172 a 0000 & 00234930 a 0000 & 00235058 a 0000 & 00235350 a 0000 ^ 01470737 a 0000 & 00235412 a 0000 & 00235504 a 0000 & 00235682 a 0000 ! 00235854 a 0101 | having an unpleasant sound
00234582 00 s 02 cackly 0 squawky 0 001 & 00234274 a 0000 | like the cackles or squawks a hen makes esp. after laying an egg
00234709 00 s 03 croaking 0 croaky 0 guttural 0 001 & 00234274 a 0000 | like the sounds of frogs and crows: "a guttural voice"; "acres of guttural frogs"
00234865 00 s 02 discordant 0 jarring 0 001 & 00234274 a 0000
00234930 00 s 06 grating 0 gravelly 0 harsh 0 rasping 0 raspy 0 rough 0 001 & 00234274 a 0000 | unpleasantly harsh or grating
00235058 00 s 03 gruff 0 hoarse 0 husky 0 001 & 00234274 a 0000 | rough sounding as through illness or shouting
00235172 00 s 02 jangling 0 jangly 0 001 & 00234274 a 0000 | like the discordant ringing of nonmusical metallic objects striking together: "a horseman with jangling equipment"
00235350 00 s 02 piercing 0 shrill 0 001 & 00234274 a 0000
00235412 00 s 02 raucous 0 strident 0 001 & 00234274 a 0000 | unpleasantly loud and harsh
00235504 00 s 01 rending 0 001 & 00234274 a 0000 | resembling a sound of violent tearing as of lightning splitting a tree: "the brigade...went into action with a rending roar"
00235682 00 s 02 screaming 0 shrieking 0 001 & 00234274 a 0000 | emitting or resembling loud piercing sounds like screams: "a screaming fury of sound"; "shrieking winds"
00235854 00 a 03 euphonious 0 pleasant 2 euphonous 0 004 & 00236011 a 0000 & 00236242 a 0000 & 00236338 a 0000 ! 00234274 a 0101 | having a pleasant sound
00236011 00 s 02 clean 0 clear 0 001 & 00235854 a 0000 | free from roughness or harshness; characterized by clarity and purity of tone: "clear laughter like a waterfall"; "efforts to obtain a clean bass in orchestral recordings"
00236242 00 s 02 golden 0 rich 0 001 & 00235854 a 0000 | suggestive of gold: "a golden voice"
00236338 00 s 01 silvery 0 001 & 00235854 a 0000 | "singing in her silvery tones"
00236422 00 a 01 calculable 0 006 & 00236567 a 0000 & 00236730 a 0000 & 00236887 a 0000 & 00237039 a 0000 ^ 00555982 a 0000 ! 00237148 a 0101
00236567 00 s 02 calculated 0 derived 0 001 & 00236422 a 0000 | determined by mathematical computation: "the calculated velocity of a bullet"; "a derived value"
00236730 00 s 02 computable 0 estimable 0 001 & 00236422 a 0000 | may be computed or estimated: "a calculable risk"; "computable odds"; "estimable assets"
00236887 00 s 04 countable 0 denumerable 0 enumerable 0 numerable 0 001 & 00236422 a 0000 | that can be counted: "countable sins"; "numerable assets"
00237039 00 s 01 estimated 0 001 & 00236422 a 0000 | calculated approximately: "an estimated mass of 25 g"
00237148 00 a 01 incalculable 0 005 ^ 00556439 a 0000 & 00237690 a 0000 & 00237917 a 0000 ! 00236422 a 0101 & 00237310 a 0000 | not capable of being calculated
00237310 00 s 0b countless 0 infinite 0 innumerable 0 innumerous 0 myriad(a) 0 multitudinous 0 numberless 0 uncounted 0 unnumberable 0 unnumbered 0 unnumerable 0 001 & 00237148 a 0000 | too numerous to be counted: "incalculable riches"; "countless hours"; "an infinite number of reasons"; "innumerable difficulties"; "the multitudinous seas"; "myriad stars"; "untold thousands"
00237690 00 s 03 incomputable 0 inestimable 0 immeasurable 0 001 & 00237148 a 0000 | beyond calculation or measure: "of incalculable value"; "an incomputable amount"; "jewels of inestimable value"; "an immeasurable distance"
00237917 00 s 01 indeterminable 0 001 & 00237148 a 0000 | unable to be determined
00238001 00 a 01 calm 0 005 ^ 01332736 a 0000 & 00238134 a 0000 & 00238416 a 0000 & 00238515 a 0000 ! 00238568 a 0101 | of weather
00238134 00 s 05 placid 0 quiet 0 smooth 0 still 0 unruffled 0 001 & 00238001 a 0000 | "calm seas"; "a ribbon of sand between the angry sea and the placid bay"; "the quiet waters of a lagoon"; "a smooth channel crossing"; "scarcely a ripple on the still water"; "unruffled water"
00238416 00 s 01 settled 0 001 & 00238001 a 0000 | not changeable; "a period of settled weather"
00238515 00 s 01 windless 0 001 & 00238001 a 0000
00238568 00 a 01 stormy 0 011 & 00238831 a 0000 & 00238998 a 0000 & 00239075 a 0000 & 00239178 a 0000 & 00239270 a 0000 & 00239337 a 0000 & 00239427 a 0000 & 00239533 a 0000 ^ 00323218 a 0000 ^ 01333904 a 0000 ! 00238001 a 0101 | of weather: affected by storms
00238831 00 s 05 angry 0 furious 0 raging 0 tempestuous 0 wild 0 001 & 00238568 a 0000 | suggestive of violent anger: "angry clouds on the horizon"; "furious winds"
00238998 00 s 03 billowy 0 billowing(a) 0 surging 0 001 & 00238568 a 0000
00239075 00 s 05 blowing(a) 0 blustering(a) 0 blusterous 0 blustery 0 gusty 0 001 & 00238568 a 0000
00239178 00 s 03 boisterous 0 rough 0 turbulent 0 001 & 00238568 a 0000 | "rough weather"
00239270 00 s 03 blowy 0 breezy 0 windy 0 001 & 00238568 a 0000
00239337 00 s 01 choppy 0 001 & 00238568 a 0000 | rough with small waves: "choppy seas"
00239427 00 s 01 squally 0 001 & 00238568 a 0000 | of brief periods of sudden and violent wind and rain
00239533 00 s 01 thundery 0 001 & 00238568 a 0000 | accompanied with thunder
00239612 00 a 01 camphorated 0 001 ! 00239713 a 0101 | impregnated with camphor: "camphorated oil"
00239713 00 a 01 uncamphorated 0 001 ! 00239612 a 0101 | not containing camphor
00239795 00 a 01 capable 0 008 & 00240103 a 0000 & 00240301 a 0000 ^ 00375139 a 0000 & 00240560 a 0000 & 00240718 a 0000 = 03602895 n 0000 = 03845164 n 0000 ! 00240886 a 0101 | having capacity or ability; usu followed by "of": "capable of winning"; "capable of hard work"; "capable of walking on two feet"
00240103 00 s 01 able 0 001 & 00239795 a 0000 | having inherent physical or mental ability or capacity: "able to learn"; "human beings are able to walk on two feet"; "able to leap tall buildings"
00240301 00 s 02 confident 0 surefooted 0 001 & 00239795 a 0000 | not liable to error in judgment or action: "most surefooted of the statesmen who dealt with the depression"- Walter Lippman; "demonstrates a surefooted storytelling talent"- Michiko Kakutani
00240560 00 s 01 resourceful 0 001 & 00239795 a 0000 | having inner resources: "someone who is resourceful is capable of dealing with difficult situations"
00240718 00 s 02 susceptible_to(p) 0 capable_of(p) 2 001 & 00239795 a 0000 | being susceptible to or admitting of something: "a passage capable of misinterpretation"
00240886 00 a 01 incapable 0 006 & 00241187 a 0000 & 00241346 a 0000 ^ 00376005 a 0000 = 03602895 n 0000 = 03845164 n 0000 ! 00239795 a 0101 | lacking capacity or ability; followed by "of": "incapable of carrying a tune"; "he is incapable of understanding the matter"; "incapable of doing the work"
00241187 00 s 02 insusceptible_of(p) 0 incapable_of(p) 2 001 & 00240886 a 0000 | not being susceptible to or admitting of something; "incapable of solution"
00241346 00 s 02 unable 0 unable_to 0 001 & 00240886 a 0000 | lacking necessary physical or mental ability: "dyslexics are unable to learn to read adequately;" "the sun was unable to melt enough snow"
00241549 00 a 01 capable 2 001 ! 00241703 a 0101 | having the temperament or inclination for; followed by "of": "no one believed her capable of murder"
00241703 00 a 01 incapable 2 001 ! 00241549 a 0101 | not having the temperament or inclination for; followed by "of": "simply incapable of lying"
00241851 00 a 01 cared-for 0 002 & 00241984 a 0000 ! 00242089 a 0101 | having needed care and attention: "well-cared-for children"
00241984 00 s 02 attended 0 tended_to(p) 0 001 & 00241851 a 0000 | having a caretaker or other watcher
00242089 00 a 01 uncared-for 0 003 & 00242216 a 0000 & 00242366 a 0000 ! 00241851 a 0101 | lacking needed care and attention
00242216 00 s 02 neglected 0 unattended 0 001 & 00242089 a 0000 | lacking a caretaker: "a neglected child"; "many casualties were lying unattended"
00242366 00 s 01 untended 0 001 & 00242089 a 0000 | "left untended the garden was soon overgrown with weeds"; "untended children"
00242498 00 a 01 careful 0 014 & 00242876 a 0000 & 00243033 a 0000 & 00243197 a 0000 ^ 00253177 a 0000 & 00243385 a 0000 & 00243472 a 0000 & 00243737 a 0000 & 00243939 a 0000 & 00244044 a 0000 & 00244114 a 0000 ^ 00567281 a 0000 ^ 01451683 a 0000 = 03309258 n 0000 ! 00244241 a 0101 | exercising or showing care or attention: "they were careful when crossing the busy street"
00242876 00 s 02 assiduous 0 studious 0 001 & 00242498 a 0000 | marked by steady attention and effort: "made a studious attempt to fix the television set"
00243033 00 s 03 careful_of(p) 0 solicitous 0 protective_of(p) 0 001 & 00242498 a 0000 | "careful of her feelings"; "extremely solicitous in matters of behavior"
00243197 00 s 02 certain 0 sure 0 001 & 00242498 a 0000 | careful to do something: "be certain to disconnect the iron when you are through"; "be sure to lock the doors before you leave"
00243385 00 s 01 close 0 001 & 00242498 a 0000 | very attentive: "close supervision"
00243472 00 s 04 conscientious 0 meticulous 0 painstaking 0 scrupulous 0 001 & 00242498 a 0000 | characterized by painstaking effort: "careful research"; "conscientious application to the work at hand"; "a meticulous craftsman"; "scrupulous attention to details"
00243737 00 s 03 detailed 0 elaborate 0 elaborated 0 001 & 00242498 a 0000 | developed or executed with care and in minute detail: "careful plans"; "a detailed plan"; "the carefully elaborated theme"
00243939 00 s 02 minute 0 narrow 0 001 & 00242498 a 0000 | painstakingly thorough: "a narrow scrutiny"
00244044 00 s 02 overcareful 0 too_careful 0 001 & 00242498 a 0000
00244114 00 s 02 thorough 0 thoroughgoing 0 001 & 00242498 a 0000 | extremely careful and complete: "thoroughgoing research"
00244241 00 a 01 careless 0 011 & 00244519 a 0000 & 00244707 a 0000 & 00244792 a 0000 ^ 01452578 a 0000 ^ 00134740 a 0000 ^ 00254211 a 0000 ^ 00567801 a 0000 ^ 01431826 a 0000 ^ 00401361 a 0000 = 03309258 n 0000 ! 00242498 a 0101 | not exercising or showing care or attention
00244519 00 s 04 casual 0 passing(a) 0 perfunctory 0 superficial 0 001 & 00244241 a 0000 | not thorough: "superficial (or casual) inspection"; "a passing glance"; "perfunctory courtesy"
00244707 00 s 02 effortless 0 unstudied 0 001 & 00244241 a 0000 | "careless grace"
00244792 00 s 05 haphazard 0 hit-or-miss 0 slapdash 0 slipshod 0 sloppy 0 001 & 00244241 a 0000
00244891 00 a 01 carnivorous 0 005 & 00245148 a 0000 & 00245250 a 0000 ! 00245349 a 0101 ! 00246001 a 0101 ! 00246214 a 0101 | (used of plants as well as animals) "carnivorous plants are capable of trapping and digesting small animals especially insects"
00245148 00 s 03 flesh-eating(a) 0 meat-eating(a) 0 zoophagous 0 001 & 00244891 a 0000 | of animals
00245250 00 s 01 predacious 0 001 & 00244891 a 0000 | hunting and killing other animals for food
00245349 00 a 01 herbivorous 0 008 & 00245531 a 0000 & 00245656 a 0000 & 00245825 a 0000 & 00245885 a 0000 ! 00246001 a 0101 ! 00246214 a 0101 ! 00244891 a 0101 & 00245732 a 0000
00245531 00 s 02 anthophagous 0 anthophilous 0 001 & 00245349 a 0000 | feeding on flowers: "some insects are anthophagous"
00245656 00 s 01 baccivorous 0 001 & 00245349 a 0000 | feeding on berries
00245732 00 s 02 carpophagous 0 fruit-eating(a) 0 001 & 00245349 a 0000 | feeding on fruit
00245825 00 s 01 grass-eating(a) 0 001 & 00245349 a 0000
00245885 00 s 04 plant-eating(a) 0 phytophagic 0 phytophagous 0 phytophilous 0 001 & 00245349 a 0000 | of animals
00246001 00 a 01 omnivorous 0 004 & 00246110 a 0000 ! 00246214 a 0101 ! 00244891 a 0101 ! 00245349 a 0101
00246110 00 s 01 all-devouring(a) 0 001 & 00246001 a 0000 | (of animals) both plant- and flesh-eating
00246214 00 a 01 insectivorous 0 005 & 00246388 a 0000 & 00246459 a 0000 ! 00244891 a 0101 ! 00245349 a 0101 ! 00246001 a 0101 | (of animals and plants) feeding on insects
00246388 00 s 01 apivorous 0 001 & 00246214 a 0000 | feeding on bees
00246459 00 s 01 myrmecophagous 0 001 & 00246214 a 0000 | feeding on ants but usu not living with them
00246564 00 a 01 holozoic 0 001 ! 00246690 a 0101 | obtaining nourishment as animals do by ingesting complex organic matter
00246690 00 a 01 holophytic 0 001 ! 00246564 a 0101 | obtaining nourishment as green plants do
00246787 00 a 02 carpellate 0 pistillate 2 001 ! 00246898 a 0101 | (botany) bearing or consisting of carpels
00246898 00 a 02 acarpelous 0 acarpellous 0 001 ! 00246787 a 0101 | (botany) having no carpels
00246995 00 a 01 carpeted 0 001 ! 00247198 a 0101 | covered with or as if with carpeting or with carpeting as specified; often used in combination: "the carpeted hallway"; "a flower-carpeted hillside"
00247198 00 a 01 uncarpeted 0 001 ! 00246995 a 0101 | not carpeted: "bare uncarpeted floors"
00247293 00 a 01 carvel-built 0 002 & 00247378 a 0000 ! 00247455 a 0101 | of ships
00247378 00 s 02 flush-seamed 0 laid_edge-to-edge 0 001 & 00247293 a 0000
00247455 00 a 02 clinker-built 0 clincher-built 0 002 & 00247558 a 0000 ! 00247293 a 0101 | of ships
00247683 00 a 02 carved 0 carven 0 004 & 00247797 a 0000 & 00247956 a 0000 & 00248104 a 0000 ! 00248198 a 0101
00247797 00 s 04 engraved 0 etched 0 graven 1 incised 0 001 & 00247683 a 0000 | cut or impressed into a surface: "an incised design"; "engraved invitations"
00247956 00 s 03 graven 2 sculpted 0 sculptured 0 001 & 00247683 a 0000 | cut into a desired shape: "graven images"; "sculptured representations"
00248104 00 s 01 sliced 0 001 & 00247683 a 0000 | used of meat: cut into pieces for serving
00248198 00 a 01 uncarved 0 001 ! 00247683 a 0101 | not carved
00248263 00 a 01 acatalectic 0 002 ! 00248434 a 0101 ! 00248600 a 0101 | (verse) metrically complete; esp having the full number of syllables in the final metrical foot
00248434 00 a 01 catalectic 0 002 ! 00248600 a 0101 ! 00248263 a 0101 | (verse) metrically incomplete; esp lacking one or more syllables in the final metrical foot
00248600 00 a 01 hypercatalectic 0 002 ! 00248263 a 0101 ! 00248434 a 0101 | (verse) having an extra syllable or syllables at the end of a metrically complete verse or in a metrical foot
00248789 00 a 01 cauline 0 001 ! 00248916 a 0101 | (botany) esp of leaves: growing on a stem esp on the upper part of a stem
00248916 00 a 01 radical 0 001 ! 00248789 a 0101 | (botany) esp of leaves: arising directly from the root or rootstock or a rootlike stem
00249056 00 a 01 censored 0 002 & 00249204 a 0000 ! 00249376 a 0101 | suppressed or subject to censorship: "the censored press in some countries"
00249204 00 s 01 expurgated 0 001 & 00249056 a 0000 | having material deleted: "at that time even Shakespeare was considered dangerous except in the expurgated versions"
00249376 00 a 01 uncensored 0 002 & 00249503 a 0000 ! 00249056 a 0101 | not subject to censorship: "uncensored news reports"
00249503 00 s 01 unexpurgated 0 001 & 00249376 a 0000 | not having material deleted: "volumes of the best plays, unexpurgated"- Havelock Ellis
00249648 00 a 02 caudate 0 caudated 0 006 & 00249838 a 0000 & 00249952 a 0000 & 00250014 a 0000 & 00250065 a 0000 & 00250188 a 0000 ! 00250323 a 0101 | having a tail or taillike appendage
00249838 00 s 02 bobtail 0 bobtailed 0 001 & 00249648 a 0000 | having a short or shortened tail: "bobtail mare"
00249952 00 s 02 caudal 0 taillike 0 001 & 00249648 a 0000
00250014 00 s 01 tailed 0 001 & 00249648 a 0000
00250065 00 s 01 scissor-tailed 0 001 & 00249648 a 0000 | (of birds) having a deeply forked tail: "scissor-tailed birds"
00250188 00 s 01 swallow-tailed 0 001 & 00249648 a 0000 | (esp of butterflies and birds) having a forked tail like that of a swallow
00250323 00 a 02 acaudate 0 acaudal 0 002 & 00250420 a 0000 ! 00249648 a 0101 | lacking a tail
00250420 00 s 02 anurous 0 tailless 0 001 & 00250323 a 0000 | "anurous toads and frogs"
00250510 00 a 03 caulescent 0 cauline 4 stemmed 4 001 ! 00250640 a 0101 | (botany) producing a well-developed stem above ground
00250640 00 a 02 acaulescent 0 stemless 4 001 ! 00250510 a 0101 | (botany) having no apparent stem above ground
00250754 00 a 01 causative 0 013 & 00251045 a 0000 & 00251230 a 0000 & 00251121 a 0000 & 00251364 a 0000 & 00251578 a 0000 & 00251904 a 0000 & 00251981 a 0000 & 00252127 a 0000 & 00252377 a 0000 & 00252505 a 0000 & 00252704 a 0000 & 00252895 a 0000 ! 00253023 a 0101 | producing an effect
00251045 00 s 01 abortifacient 0 001 & 00250754 a 0000 | causing abortion
00251121 00 s 02 activating(a) 0 actuating(a) 0 001 & 00250754 a 0000 | causing motion or action or change
00251230 00 s 02 anorectic 0 anorexigenic 0 001 & 00250754 a 0000 | causing loss of appetite: "an anorectic (or anorexigenic) drug"
00251364 00 s 02 causal 0 causative_of(p) 0 001 & 00250754 a 0000 | involving or constituting a cause; causing: "poverty as a causative factor in crim"; "a causal relationship between scarcity and higher prices"
00251578 00 s 05 conducive 0 contributing(a) 0 contributive 0 contributive_to(p) 0 contributory 0 001 & 00250754 a 0000 | tending to bring about; being partly respsonsible for: "working conditions are not conducive to productivity"; "the seaport was a contributing factor in the growth of the city"; "a contributory factor"
00251904 00 s 01 errhine 0 001 & 00250754 a 0000 | causing nasal discharge
00251981 00 s 02 inductive 0 inducive 0 001 & 00250754 a 0000 | inducing or influencing; leading on: "inductive to the sin of Eve"- John Milton
00252127 00 s 03 motivative(a) 0 motive(a) 2 motivating 0 001 & 00250754 a 0000 | causing motion or impelling to action: "it may well be that ethical language has primarily a motivative function"- Arthur Pap; "motive pleas"; "motivating arguments"
00252377 00 s 02 motive(a) 0 motor 0 001 & 00250754 a 0000 | causing or able to cause motion: "a motive force"; "motor power"
00252505 00 s 01 precipitating(a) 0 001 & 00250754 a 0000 | bringing on suddenly or abruptly: "the completion of the railroad was the precipitating cause in the extinction of water-borne commerce"
00252704 00 s 02 responsible 0 responsible_for(p) 0 001 & 00250754 a 0000 | being the agent or cause: "determined who was the responsible party"; "termites were responsible for the damage"
00252895 00 s 02 sternutatory 0 sternutative 0 001 & 00250754 a 0000 | causing sneezing: "pepper is a sternutatory substance"
00253023 00 a 01 noncausative 0 002 & 00253098 a 0000 ! 00250754 a 0101
00253098 00 s 03 noncausal 0 uncausal 0 uncausative 0 001 & 00253023 a 0000
00253177 00 a 02 cautious 0 careful 4 008 & 00253395 a 0000 & 00253612 a 0000 ^ 00242498 a 0000 & 00253778 a 0000 & 00253985 a 0000 & 00254071 a 0000 ^ 00055663 a 0000 ! 00254211 a 0101 | showing careful forethought
00253395 00 s 05 cagey 0 cagy 0 chary 0 wary 0 watchful 0 001 & 00253177 a 0000 | unwilling to proceed without careful consideration: "a careful answer"; "a chary investor"; "a cagey avoidance of a definite answer"
00253612 00 s 02 fabian 0 dilatory 0 001 & 00253177 a 0000 | using cautious slow strategy to wear down opposition; avoiding direct confrontation: "a fabian policy"
00253778 00 s 01 gingerly 0 001 & 00253177 a 0000 | with extreme care or delicacy: "they proceeded with gingerly footwork over the jagged stones"; "the issue was handled only in a gingerly way"- W.S.White
00253985 00 s 02 guarded 0 restrained 0 001 & 00253177 a 0000 | "cautious optimism"
00254071 00 s 01 overcautious 0 001 & 00253177 a 0000 | unnecessarily cautious: "sometimes it doesn't pay to be overcautious in business"
00254211 00 a 02 incautious 0 careless 4 004 & 00254351 a 0000 ^ 00054780 a 0000 ^ 00244241 a 0000 ! 00253177 a 0101 | lacking in caution
00254351 00 s 06 brainish 0 hotheaded 0 impulsive 0 impetuous 0 madcap 0 tearaway(a) 0 001 & 00254211 a 0000 | liable to act with undue haste and without consideration; "`brainish' is an archaic term"
00254554 00 a 01 cellular 0 006 & 00254734 a 0000 & 00254816 a 0000 & 00254904 a 0000 & 00255039 a 0000 ! 00255238 a 0101 & 00254958 a 0000 | containing compartments or cavities
00254734 00 s 03 cancellate 0 cancellated 0 cancellous 0 001 & 00254554 a 0000
00254816 00 s 04 alveolate 0 cavitied 0 honeycombed 0 pitted 0 001 & 00254554 a 0000
00254904 00 s 01 cell-like 0 001 & 00254554 a 0000
00254958 00 s 01 compartmented 0 001 & 00254554 a 0000 | "a compartmented box"
00255039 00 s 02 vacuolate 0 vacuolated 0 001 & 00254554 a 0000 | (of a cell) having one or more vacuoles (small membrane-bound cavities within a cell often containing a watery fluid or secretion)
00255238 00 a 02 noncellular 0 acellular 0 002 & 00255362 a 0000 ! 00254554 a 0101 | not made up of or divided into cells
00255362 00 s 01 uncompartmented 0 001 & 00255238 a 0000
00255422 00 a 02 porous 0 poriferous 0 002 & 00255539 a 0000 ! 00255649 a 0101 | full of pores or vessels or holes
00255539 00 s 01 porose 0 001 & 00255422 a 0000 | forming a continuous series of pores: "a porose hymenium"
00255649 00 a 01 nonporous 0 001 ! 00255422 a 0101 | not porous; esp not having vessels that appear as pores: "nonporous wood"
00255778 00 a 01 center-fire 0 002 ! 00255925 a 0000 & 00255868 a 0000 | of a cartridge
00255868 00 s 01 central-fire 0 001 & 00255778 a 0000
00255925 00 a 01 rimfire 0 001 ! 00255778 a 0000 | of a cartridge
00255993 00 a 03 celsius 0 centigrade 0 c 0 001 ! 00256215 a 0101 | of a temperature scale that registers the freezing point of water as 0 degreesC and the boiling point as 100 degreesC under normal atmospheric pressure
00256215 00 a 03 fahrenheit 0 f 0 Fahr 0 001 ! 00255993 a 0101 | of a temperature scale that registers the freezing point of water as 32 degreesF and the boiling point as 212 degreesF at one atmosphere of pressure
00256431 00 a 01 central 1 011 & 00256778 a 0000 & 00256881 a 0000 & 00257055 a 0000 & 00257281 a 0000 & 00257385 a 0000 & 00257511 a 0000 & 00257630 a 0000 & 00257722 a 0000 ! 00257909 a 0101 & 00256955 a 0000 & 00257197 a 0000 | constituting a center or situated or operating at or in or near a center: "central heating and air conditioning"
00256778 00 s 01 amidship 0 001 & 00256431 a 0000 | located in the middle part of a ship or aircraft
00256881 00 s 01 bicentric 0 001 & 00256431 a 0000 | having two centers
00256955 00 s 01 bifocal 0 001 & 00256431 a 0000 | (optics) having two foci: "bifocal eyeglasses"
00257055 00 s 04 center(a) 0 halfway 0 middle(a) 1 midway 0 001 & 00256431 a 0000 | equally distant from the extremes: "a central position"
00257197 00 s 01 centered 0 001 & 00256431 a 0000 | being or placed in the center
00257281 00 s 02 centric 0 centrical 0 001 & 00256431 a 0000 | having or situated at or near a center
00257385 00 s 01 focal 0 001 & 00256431 a 0000 | having or localized centrally at a focus: "focal point"; "focal infection"
00257511 00 s 02 median 0 medial 0 001 & 00256431 a 0000 | relating to or situated in or extending toward the middle
00257630 00 s 02 middlemost 0 midmost 0 001 & 00256431 a 0000 | being in the exact middle
00257722 00 s 01 nuclear 0 001 & 00256431 a 0000 | constituting or like a nucleus: "annexation of the suburban fringe by the nuclear metropolis"; "the nuclear core of the congregation"
00257909 00 a 01 peripheral 0 004 & 00258143 a 0000 & 00258233 a 0000 & 00258317 a 0000 ! 00256431 a 0101 | located on or just outside and edge or constituting an outer boundary: "russia's peripheral provinces"; "peripheral vision"
00258143 00 s 03 circumferential 0 encircling(a) 0 skirting(a) 0 001 & 00257909 a 0000
00258233 00 s 04 edge(a) 0 fringe(a) 0 fringy 0 marginal 0 001 & 00257909 a 0000
00258317 00 s 01 off-base 0 001 & 00257909 a 0000 | located outside a military base: "off-base housing"
00258423 00 a 01 centrifugal 0 003 & 00258704 a 0000 & 00258515 a 0000 ! 00258864 a 0101
00258515 00 s 01 outward-developing 0 001 & 00258423 a 0000 | (botany) away from an axis, as in a flower cluster in which the oldest flowers are in the center, the youngest near the edge
00258704 00 s 01 outward-moving 0 001 & 00258423 a 0000 | moving or directed away from center, esp when spinning or traveling in a curve: "centrifugal force"
00258864 00 a 01 centripetal 0 003 & 00259128 a 0000 & 00258956 a 0000 ! 00258423 a 0101
00258956 00 s 01 inward-developing 0 001 & 00258864 a 0000 | (botany) toward an axis, as in a sunflower: the oldest flowers are near the edge, the youngest in the center
00259128 00 s 01 inward-moving 0 001 & 00258864 a 0000 | moving or directed toward the center or axis, esp when spinning or traveling in a curve: "centripetal force"
00259296 00 a 01 afferent 0 003 & 00259529 a 0000 & 00259629 a 0000 ! 00259730 a 0101 | (physiol) of nerves and nerve impulses; conveying sensory information from the sense organs to the CNS: "afferent nerves"; "afferent impulses"
00259529 00 s 03 centripetal 0 receptive 0 sensory(a) 0 001 & 00259296 a 0000 | "sensory neurons"
00259629 00 s 02 corticoafferent 0 corticipetal 0 001 & 00259296 a 0000 | from the cerebral cortex
00259730 00 a 01 efferent 0 004 & 00259950 a 0000 & 00260084 a 0000 & 00260227 a 0000 ! 00259296 a 0101 | (physiol) of nerves and nerve impulses; conveying information away from the CNS: "efferent nerves and impulses"
00259950 00 s 02 centrifugal 0 motor(a) 0 001 & 00259730 a 0000 | conveying information to the muscles from the CNS: "motor nerves"
00260084 00 s 03 corticoefferent 0 corticofugal 0 corticifugal 0 001 & 00259730 a 0000 | from the cerebral cortex: "corticofugal discharges"
00260227 00 s 01 neuromotor 0 001 & 00259730 a 0000 | "neuromotor impulses"
00260305 00 a 01 centralizing(a) 0 003 & 00260401 a 0000 & 00260471 a 0000 ! 00260543 a 0101
00260401 00 s 02 centripetal 0 unifying(a) 0 001 & 00260305 a 0000
00260471 00 s 02 consolidative 0 integrative 0 001 & 00260305 a 0000
00260543 00 a 01 decentralizing(a) 0 003 & 00260641 a 0000 & 00260837 a 0000 ! 00260305 a 0101
00260641 00 s 01 centrifugal 0 001 & 00260543 a 0000 | tending away from centralization, as of authority: "the division of Europe into warring blocs produces ever-increasing centrifugal stress"
00260837 00 s 02 dispersive 0 distributive 0 001 & 00260543 a 0000
00260907 00 a 01 certain 1 004 & 00261177 a 0000 & 00261286 a 0000 = 03355056 n 0000 ! 00261422 a 0101 | beyond doubt though sometimes unspecified: "what is certain is that every effect must have a cause"; "on a certain day for a certain price";"to a certain degree"
00261177 00 s 03 definite 0 fixed 0 sure 1 001 & 00260907 a 0000 | "the date for the invasion is definite"
00261286 00 s 02 indisputable 0 sure 2 001 & 00260907 a 0000 | impossible to doubt or dispute: "a sure victory"; "indisputable proof"
00261422 00 a 01 uncertain 1 005 & 00261733 a 0000 ^ 00557280 a 0000 & 00261861 a 0000 = 03355056 n 0000 ! 00260907 a 0101 | not demonstrated or apparent beyond doubt: "an uncertain future"; "plans are still uncertain";"told him in no uncertain terms what he thought"; "a gun with a rather uncertain trigger"
00261733 00 s 02 indefinite 0 up_in_the_air 0 001 & 00261422 a 0000 | "left everything up in the air"; "plans are indefinite"
00261861 00 s 01 questionable 0 001 & 00261422 a 0000 | open to question: "a fire of questionable origin"
00261969 00 a 02 certain 2 sure 0 006 & 00262286 a 0000 & 00262407 a 0000 = 03883171 n 0000 = 03883399 n 0000 ! 00262564 a 0202 ! 00262564 a 0101 | feeling or showing no doubt or uncertainty: "felt certain of success"; "felt sure (or certain) she had seen it"; "was very sure in his beliefs"; "sure of her friends"
00262286 00 s 01 confident 0 001 & 00261969 a 0000 | having or showing confidence or certainty: "confident of success"
00262407 00 s 02 convinced(p) 0 positive(p) 0 001 & 00261969 a 0000 | "convinced that it would be to their advantage to join"; "I am positive he is lying"
00262564 00 a 03 uncertain 2 unsure 0 incertain 0 005 & 00262825 a 0000 = 03883171 n 0000 = 03883399 n 0000 ! 00261969 a 0202 ! 00261969 a 0101 | lacking a feeling of confidence or assurance: "uncertain of his convictions"; "unsure of himself and his future"
00262825 00 s 02 doubtful 0 dubious 0 001 & 00262564 a 0000 | fraught with uncertainty or doubt: "they were doubtful that the cord would hold"; "dubious about agreeing to go"
00263002 00 a 01 convinced 0 001 ! 00263132 a 0101 | having a strong belief or conviction: "a convinced and fanatical pacifist"
00263132 00 a 01 unconvinced 0 002 & 00263226 a 0000 ! 00263002 a 0101 | lacking conviction
00263226 00 s 01 dubious 0 001 & 00263132 a 0000 | not convinced: "admitted the force of the argument but remained unconvinced"
00263356 00 a 01 confident 0 007 & 00263664 a 0000 & 00263846 a 0000 & 00263895 a 0000 & 00264014 a 0000 = 04813461 n 0000 ! 00264196 a 0101 & 00263573 a 0000 | having or marked by confidence: "a confident speaker"
00263573 00 s 04 arrogant 0 cocksure 0 overconfident 0 positive 0 001 & 00263356 a 0000
00263664 00 s 01 assured 0 001 & 00263356 a 0000 | marked by assurance founded on faith or reliance on oneself or others: "confident of fulfillment"; "paints with an assured hand"
00263846 00 s 01 bold 0 001 & 00263356 a 0000
00263895 00 s 01 reassured 0 001 & 00263356 a 0000 | having confidence restored: "he now was in a measure reassured"
00264014 00 s 02 self-assured 0 self-confident 0 001 & 00263356 a 0000 | showing poise and confidence in one's own worth: "hardly more than a boy but firm-knit and self-confident"
00264196 00 a 01 unconfident 0 005 & 00264367 a 0000 & 00264586 a 0000 & 00264704 a 0000 = 04813461 n 0000 ! 00263356 a 0101 | lacking or marked by a lack of confidence
00264367 00 s 04 diffident 0 shy 0 timid 0 unsure 0 001 & 00264196 a 0000 | lacking self-confidence: "too diffident to express an opinion"; "problems that call for bold not timid responses"; "a very unsure young man"
00264586 00 s 02 groping 0 uncertain 0 001 & 00264196 a 0000 | moving or acting uncertainly; indicating uncertainty
00264704 00 s 01 unsure 2 001 & 00264196 a 0000 | marked by or indicating lack of confidence: "moving with unsure steps"
00264827 00 a 01 certain 3 005 & 00265016 a 0000 & 00265178 a 0000 & 00265327 a 0000 ^ 01406494 a 0000 ! 00265440 a 0101 | certain to occur; impossible to evade: "he faced certain death"
00265016 00 s 06 bound 0 bound_to(p) 0 destined 0 fated 0 predetermined 0 sure 0 001 & 00264827 a 0000 | governed by fate: "bound to happen"; "sure to succeed"
00265178 00 s 03 foreordained 0 predestinate 0 predestined 0 001 & 00264827 a 0000 | established or prearranged unalterably: "his fate is certain"
00265327 00 s 01 in_for(p) 0 001 & 00264827 a 0000 | certain to get or have: "he knew he was in for a licking"
00265440 00 a 01 uncertain 3 004 & 00265570 a 0000 & 00265728 a 0000 ^ 01406885 a 0000 ! 00264827 a 0101 | not certain to occur
00265570 00 s 04 chancy 0 fluky 0 flukey 0 iffy 0 001 & 00265440 a 0000 | subject to accident or chance or change: "everything is uncertain about the army"
00265728 00 s 01 contingent 0 001 & 00265440 a 0000 | possible but uncertain because of chance or uncontrollable circumstances: "the results of confession were not contingent, they were certain"- George Eliot
00265939 00 a 01 certified 0 004 & 00266246 a 0000 & 00266387 a 0000 ! 00266537 a 0101 & 00266126 a 0000 | endorsed authoritatively as having met certain requirements: "certified milk"
00266126 00 s 01 certifiable 0 001 & 00265939 a 0000 | capable of being guaranteed or certified: "a certifiable fact"
00266246 00 s 03 certificated 0 credentialed 0 documented 0 001 & 00265939 a 0000 | officially documented: "a certified public accountant"
00266387 00 s 01 guaranteed 0 001 & 00265939 a 0000 | "a certified check" is guaranteed by a bank; "certified mail" is guaranteed proof of delivery
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00266650 00 a 01 inevitable 0 003 & 00266807 a 0000 & 00267087 a 0000 ! 00267235 a 0101 | incapable of being avoided or prevented: "the inevitable result"
00266807 00 s 05 certain 0 ineluctable 0 inescapable 0 unavoidable 0 sure 0 001 & 00266650 a 0000 | "inescapable conclusion"; "an ineluctable destiny"; "an unavoidable accident"; "sudden but sure regret"; "In this life nothing is certain but death and taxes"- Benjamin Franklin
00267087 00 s 01 necessary 0 001 & 00266650 a 0000 | unavoidably determined by prior circumstances: "the necessary consequences of one's actions"
00267235 00 a 02 evitable 0 avoidable 0 002 & 00267344 a 0000 ! 00266650 a 0101 | capable of being avoided
00267344 00 s 03 avertable 0 avertible 0 preventable 0 001 & 00267235 a 0000 | capable of being prevented: "conscious of preventable human suffering"- A.L.Guerard
00267509 00 a 02 changeable 0 changeful 0 016 & 00267903 a 0000 & 00268015 a 0000 & 00268089 a 0000 ^ 00683229 a 0000 & 00268420 a 0000 ^ 00432414 a 0000 & 00268526 a 0000 & 00268644 a 0000 & 00268089 a 0000 & 00268720 a 0000 & 00268842 a 0000 & 00268994 a 0000 & 00269175 a 0000 & 00269261 a 0000 = 03344050 n 0000 ! 00269387 a 0101 | such that alteration is possible: "changeable behavior"
00267903 00 s 01 adjustable 0 001 & 00267509 a 0000 | capable of being regulated: "adjustable interest rates"
00268015 00 s 01 astatic 0 001 & 00267509 a 0000 | not static or stable
00268089 00 s 04 erratic 0 mercurial 0 quicksilver(a) 0 unpredictable 0 001 & 00267509 a 0000 | of persons or their personalities; liable to sudden unpredictable change: "changeable moods"; "erratic behavior"; "mercurial twists of temperament"; "a quicksilver character, cool and willful at one moment, utterly fragile the next"
00268420 00 s 01 fluid 0 001 & 00267509 a 0000 | variable: "a fluid situation fraught with uncertainty"
00268526 00 s 02 kaleidoscopic 0 kaleidoscopical 0 001 & 00267509 a 0000 | continually shifting or rapidly changing
00268644 00 s 01 labile 0 001 & 00267509 a 0000 | apt or likely to change
00268720 00 s 01 open-ended 0 001 & 00267509 a 0000 | allowing for future changes or revisions: "open-ended agreements"
00268842 00 s 01 quick-change(a) 0 001 & 00267509 a 0000 | adept at changing from one thing to another esp changing costumes: "a quick-change artist"
00268994 00 s 01 reversible 0 001 & 00267509 a 0000 | (chem; physics) capable of assuming or producing either of two states: "a reversible chemical reaction"; "a reversible cell"
00269175 00 s 02 unsettled 0 variable 0 001 & 00267509 a 0000 | "unsettled weather"
00269261 00 s 01 volatile 0 001 & 00267509 a 0000 | tending to vary often or widely: "volatile stocks"; "volatile emotions"
00269387 00 a 01 unchangeable 0 007 & 00269552 a 0000 & 00269688 a 0000 ^ 00431747 a 0000 ^ 01342309 a 0000 & 00269816 a 0000 = 03344050 n 0000 ! 00267509 a 0101
00269552 00 s 01 confirmed 0 001 & 00269387 a 0000 | of persons; not subject to change: "a confirmed bachelor"; "a confirmed invalid"
00269688 00 s 02 fixed 0 frozen 0 001 & 00269387 a 0000 | incapable of being changed or moved or undone: e.g. "frozen prices"
00269816 00 s 02 static 0 unchanging 0 001 & 00269387 a 0000 | showing little if any change: "a static population"
00269933 00 a 01 commutable 0 003 & 00270057 a 0000 & 00270235 a 0000 ! 00270470 a 0101 | subject to alteration or change
00270057 00 s 01 alterable 0 001 & 00269933 a 0000 | (law) of a sentence; capable of being changed to one less severe: "the death sentence was commutable to life imprisonment"
00270235 00 s 04 convertible 0 transformable 0 translatable 0 transmutable 0 001 & 00269933 a 0000 | capable of being changed in substance as if by alchemy: "is lead really transmutable into gold?"; "ideas translatable into reality"
00270470 00 a 01 incommutable 0 003 & 00270600 a 0000 & 00270760 a 0000 ! 00269933 a 0101 | not subject to alteration or change
00270600 00 s 02 inconvertible 0 untransmutable 0 001 & 00270470 a 0000 | "the alchemists were unable to accept the inconvertible nature of elemental metals"
00270760 00 s 01 unalterable 0 001 & 00270470 a 0000 | (law) of a sentence; that cannot be changed: "an incommutable death sentence"
00270895 00 a 01 alterable 0 001 ! 00271068 a 0101 | capable of being changed or altered in some characteristic: "alterable clothing"; alterable conditions of employment"
00271068 00 a 02 unalterable 0 inalterable 0 002 & 00271250 a 0000 ! 00270895 a 0101 | not capable of being changed or altered: "unalterable resolve"; "an unalterable ground rule"
00271250 00 s 01 incurable 0 001 & 00271068 a 0000 | unalterable in disposition or habits: "an incurable optimist"
00271367 00 a 01 modifiable 0 001 ! 00271639 a 0101 | capable of being modified in form or character or strength (esp by making less extreme): "the rhythm of physiological time is not modifiable except by interference with certain fundamental processes" - Alexis Carrel
00271639 00 a 01 unmodifiable 0 001 ! 00271367 a 0101 | incapable of being modified in form or character or strength (esp by making less extreme): "these variations from custom are illogical, incomprehensible, and unmodifiable"
00271869 00 a 01 altered 0 004 & 00272028 a 0000 & 00272091 a 0000 & 00272215 a 0000 ! 00272320 a 0101 | made different without changing into something else
00272028 00 s 02 changed 0 modified 0 001 & 00271869 a 0000
00272091 00 s 02 emended 0 edited 0 001 & 00271869 a 0000 | improved or corrected by critical editing: "the emended text"
00272215 00 s 01 revised 0 001 & 00271869 a 0000 | improved or brought up to date: "a revised edition"
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00272527 00 s 03 ageless 0 dateless 0 timeless 0 001 & 00272320 a 0000 | existing unaltered by time: "few characters are so dateless as Hamlet"
00272673 00 s 02 in-situ 0 unmoved 0 001 & 00272320 a 0000 | being in the original position; not having been moved: "the archeologists could date the vase because it was in situ"; "an in-situ investigator"
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00272934 00 s 01 unrevised 0 001 & 00272320 a 0000 | not improved or brought up to date: "the book is still unrevised"
00273055 00 a 01 amended 0 002 & 00273141 a 0000 ! 00273295 a 0101 | of legislation
00273141 00 s 01 revised 0 001 & 00273055 a 0000 | altered or revised by rephrasing or by adding or deleting material: "the amended bill passed easily"
00273295 00 a 01 unamended 0 001 ! 00273055 a 0101 | (of legislation) not amended
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00273521 00 s 02 amended 0 improved 0 001 & 00273379 a 0000 | changed for the better: "his amended ways"; "her improved behavior"
00273653 00 s 02 denatured 0 denaturized 0 001 & 00273379 a 0000 | changed in nature or natural quality: "denatured alcohol"
00273780 00 s 01 exchanged 0 001 & 00273379 a 0000 | replaced with something different
00273869 00 s 01 transformed 0 001 & 00273379 a 0000 | given a completely different form or appearance
00273974 00 s 01 varied 0 001 & 00273379 a 0000 | made different in some way
00274053 00 a 01 unchanged 0 003 & 00274200 a 0000 ^ 01900373 a 0000 ! 00273379 a 0101 | "the causes that produced them have remained unchanged"
00274200 00 s 01 same(p) 0 001 & 00274053 a 0000 | unchanged in character or nature: "the village stayed the same"; "his attitude is the same as ever"
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00274535 00 a 02 mutable 0 changeable 4 001 ! 00274772 a 0101 | capable of or tending to change in form or quality or nature: "a mutable substance"; "the mutable ways of fortune"; "mutable weather patterns"; "a mutable foreign policy"
00274772 00 a 01 immutable 0 002 & 00275001 a 0000 ! 00274535 a 0101 | not subject or susceptible to change or variation in form or quality or nature: "the view of that time was that all species were immutable, created by God"
00275001 00 s 04 changeless 0 invariable 0 unalterable 0 unchangeable 0 001 & 00274772 a 0000
00275098 00 a 01 characteristic 0 005 & 00275390 a 0000 & 00275707 a 0000 & 00275923 a 0000 ^ 01869173 a 0000 ! 00276233 a 0101 | typical or distinctive: "heard my friend's characteristic laugh"; "red and gold are the characteristic colors of autumn"; "stripes characteristic of the zebra"
00275390 00 s 03 diagnostic 0 symptomatic 0 symptomatic_of(p) 0 001 & 00275098 a 0000 | characteristic or indicative of esp a disease: "a diagnostic sign of yellow fever"; "diagnostic information"; "a rash symptomatic of scarlet fever"; "symptomatic of insanity"; "a rise in crime symptomatic of social breakdown"
00275707 00 s 02 distinctive 0 typical 0 001 & 00275098 a 0000 | of a feature that helps to distinguish a person or thing: "Jerusalem has a distinctive Middle East flavor"- Curtis Wilkie; "that is typical of you!"
00275923 00 s 03 distinguishing 0 distinctive 2 identifying(a) 0 001 & 00275098 a 0000 | serving to distinguish or identify a species or group: "the distinguishing mark of the species is its plumage"; "distinctive tribal tattoos"; "we were asked to describe any identifying marks or distinguishing features"
00276233 00 a 02 uncharacteristic 0 uncharacteristic_of 0 003 & 00276420 a 0000 ^ 01870408 a 0000 ! 00275098 a 0101 | not typical or distinctive: "a book uncharacteristic of its author
00276420 00 s 01 atypical 0 001 & 00276233 a 0000 | "showed atypical agility"
00276500 00 a 01 charged 0 004 & 00276839 a 0000 & 00276713 a 0000 & 00276776 a 0000 ! 00276934 a 0101 | (elect) used of a particle or body or system: having a net amount of positive or negative electric charge
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00276776 00 s 01 positively_charged 0 001 & 00276500 a 0000
00276839 00 s 01 polar 0 001 & 00276500 a 0000 | having a pair of equal and opposite charges
00276934 00 a 01 uncharged 0 001 ! 00276500 a 0101 | of a particle: having no charge: "an uncharged particle"
00277046 00 a 01 charitable 0 006 & 00277308 a 0000 & 00277525 a 0000 ^ 00180004 a 0000 ^ 00842397 a 0000 ^ 01843971 a 0000 ! 00277628 a 0101 | full of love and generosity: "charitable to the poor"; "a charitable trust"; "charitable in his opinions of others"
00277308 00 s 04 beneficent 0 benevolent 0 eleemosynary 0 philanthropic 0 001 & 00277046 a 0000 | generous in assistance to the poor: "a benevolent contributor"; "eleemosynary relief"; "philanthropic contributions"
00277525 00 s 02 lenient 0 tolerant 0 001 & 00277046 a 0000 | "charitable in his opinions of others"
00277628 00 a 01 uncharitable 0 004 & 00277825 a 0000 ^ 01844299 a 0000 ^ 00843628 a 0000 ! 00277046 a 0101 | lacking love and generosity: "all pious words and uncharitable deeds"- Charles Reade
00277825 00 s 01 ungenerous 0 001 & 00277628 a 0000 | lacking in largess: "an ungenerous response to an appeal for funds"
00277949 00 a 01 chartered 0 001 ! 00278097 a 0101 | hired or leased for the exclusive temporary use of a group of travelers: "a chartered plane"
00278097 00 a 01 unchartered 0 001 ! 00277949 a 0101 | not chartered
00278168 00 a 01 owned 0 002 & 00278304 a 0000 ! 00278431 a 0101 | having an owner; often used in combination: "state-owned railways"
00278304 00 s 01 closely-held 0 001 & 00278168 a 0000 | owned by a relatively few shareholders: "a closely held corporation"
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00278689 00 s 02 celibate 0 continent 0 001 & 00278512 a 0000 | abstaining from sexual intercourse
00278790 00 s 06 immaculate 0 pure 0 vestal 0 virgin 0 virginal 0 virtuous 0 001 & 00278512 a 0000 | not having experienced sexual intercourse: "pure and vestal modesty"; "a spinster or virgin lady"; "men have decreed that their women must be pure and virginal"
00279054 00 a 01 unchaste 0 006 & 00279197 a 0000 & 00279314 a 0000 ^ 01178896 a 0000 ^ 01458769 a 0000 = 03405089 n 0000 ! 00278512 a 0101
00279197 00 s 01 cyprian 0 001 & 00279054 a 0000 | resembling the ancient orgiastic worship of Aphrodite on Cyprus
00279442 00 a 01 cheerful 0 010 & 00279733 a 0000 & 00279818 a 0000 & 00279919 a 0000 & 00280024 a 0000 & 00280110 a 0000 & 00280208 a 0000 & 00280313 a 0000 ^ 00873218 a 0000 = 03291618 n 0000 ! 00280382 a 0101 | being full of or promoting cheer: "her cheerful nature"; "a cheerful room"
00279733 00 s 04 beaming 0 laughing(a) 0 mirthful 0 riant 0 001 & 00279442 a 0000
00279818 00 s 02 beamish 0 smiling(a) 0 001 & 00279442 a 0000 | smiling with happiness or optimism
00279919 00 s 03 blithe 0 lighthearted 0 lightsome 0 001 & 00279442 a 0000 | "her lighthearted nature"
00280024 00 s 03 buoyant 0 chirpy 0 gay 0 001 & 00279442 a 0000 | "buoyant spirits"
00280110 00 s 01 cheering 0 001 & 00279442 a 0000 | bringing cheer or gladness: "cheering news"
00280208 00 s 03 cheery 0 pleasant 0 sunny 0 001 & 00279442 a 0000 | "a sunny smile"; "a cheery hello"
00280313 00 s 03 chipper 0 perky 0 jaunty 0 001 & 00279442 a 0000
00280382 00 a 02 cheerless 0 uncheerful 4 008 & 00280696 a 0000 & 00280868 a 0000 & 00281024 a 0000 & 00281260 a 0000 ^ 01042028 a 0000 ^ 00874669 a 0000 = 03291618 n 0000 ! 00279442 a 0101 | lacking cheer; depressing: "something cheerless about the room"; "a moody and uncheerful person"; "an uncheerful place"
00280696 00 s 05 black 0 dark 0 depressing 0 dispiriting 0 grim 0 001 & 00280382 a 0000 | "black thoughts"; "the dark days of the war"; "took a grim view of the economy"
00280868 00 s 04 disconsolate 0 drear 0 dreary 0 joyless 0 001 & 00280382 a 0000 | "a disconsolate winter landscape"; "a dreary time"; "joyless evenings"
00281024 00 s 03 dismal 0 gloomy 0 sorry 0 001 & 00280382 a 0000 | melancholy or depressing in character or appearance: "the dismal prison twilight"- Charles Dickens; "gloomy tenements"; "the clouds...in the shadow were a sorry blue"
00281260 00 s 02 somber 0 sombre 0 001 & 00280382 a 0000 | "a somber mood"
00281337 00 a 01 chlamydeous 0 001 ! 00281477 a 0101 | (botany) having a floral envelope or perianth consisting of a calyx and/or corolla
00281477 00 a 01 achlamydeous 0 001 ! 00281337 a 0101 | (botany) not having a floral envelope or perianth
00281585 00 a 02 chondritic 0 granular 4 001 ! 00281704 a 0101 | having a granular structure like that of chondrites
00281704 00 a 01 achondritic 0 001 ! 00281585 a 0101
00281760 00 a 01 monoclinic 0 001 ! 00281914 a 0101 | (crystallog) having three unequal crystal axes with one oblique intersection: "monoclinic system"
00281914 00 a 02 triclinic 0 anorthic 0 001 ! 00281760 a 0101 | (crystallog) having three unequal crystal axes intersecting at oblique angles: "triclinic system"
00282078 00 a 02 monochromatic 0 homochromatic 0 001 ! 00282249 a 0101 | (of light or other electromagnetic radiation) having only one wavelength: "monochromatic light"
00282249 00 a 01 polychromatic 0 001 ! 00282078 a 0101 | (of light or other electromagnetic radiation) composed of more than one wavelength: "polychromatic light"
00282414 00 a 02 chromatic 0 colored 4 009 & 00282674 a 0000 & 00282749 a 0000 & 00282893 a 0000 & 00283012 a 0000 & 00283186 a 0000 ^ 00286908 a 0000 = 03473928 n 0000 = 03474092 n 0000 ! 00283347 a 0101 | having or manifesting chroma; characterized by hue
00282674 00 s 01 dichromatic 0 001 & 00282414 a 0000 | having two colors
00282749 00 s 04 monochromatic 0 monochrome 0 monochromic 0 monochromous 0 001 & 00282414 a 0000 | having or appearing to have only one color
00282893 00 s 03 polychromatic 0 polychrome 0 polychromic 0 001 & 00282414 a 0000 | having or exhibiting many colors
00283012 00 s 04 pure 0 saturated 0 vivid 0 intense 0 001 & 00282414 a 0000 | having high saturation and therefore being of the greatest intensity of hue: "a vivid purple"
00283186 00 s 02 trichromatic 0 trichrome 0 001 & 00282414 a 0000 | involving three colors; esp. (biol) staining tissue samples differentially in three colors
00283347 00 a 02 achromatic 0 colorless 4 004 & 00283493 a 0000 ^ 00296664 a 0000 = 03473928 n 0000 ! 00282414 a 0101 | having no chroma or hue
00283493 00 s 04 achromatous 0 achromic 0 hueless 0 neutral 0 001 & 00283347 a 0000 | totally lacking in saturation and therefore having no hue
00283639 00 a 01 black 1 010 & 00283996 a 0000 & 00284169 a 0000 & 00284333 a 0000 & 00284408 a 0000 & 00284501 a 0000 ^ 00283347 a 0000 = 03464977 n 0000 ! 00284572 a 0101 ! 00285283 a 0101 & 00284065 a 0000 | being of the achromatic color black, the color of jet or carbon black: having little or no hue owing to absorption of almost all incident light
00283996 00 s 01 blackish 0 001 & 00283639 a 0000 | somewhat black
00284065 00 s 01 blue-black 0 001 & 00283639 a 0000 | black with a tinge of blue and no hint of brown
00284169 00 s 06 coal-black 0 jet 0 jet-black 0 pitchy 0 pitch-black 0 sooty 0 001 & 00283639 a 0000 | of the blackest black; similar to the color of jet or coal
00284333 00 s 02 ebon 0 ebony 0 001 & 00283639 a 0000 | dark olive black
00284408 00 s 03 ink-black 0 inky 0 inky-black 0 001 & 00283639 a 0000 | dark bluish black
00284501 00 s 01 sable 0 001 & 00283639 a 0000 | dark brownish black
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00285134 00 s 02 snow-white 0 snowy 0 001 & 00284572 a 0000
00285197 00 s 02 whitish 0 off-white 0 001 & 00284572 a 0000 | tending toward white
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00285611 00 s 05 argent 0 silver 0 silvern 0 silvery 0 silverish 0 001 & 00285283 a 0000 | lustrous gray; coverd with or tinged with the color of silver: "silvery hair
00285781 00 s 03 ash-gray 0 ash-grey 0 ashy 0 001 & 00285283 a 0000 | pale gray; ash-colored
00285876 00 s 02 canescent 0 hoary 0 001 & 00285283 a 0000 | (biol) grayish white owing to presence of fine whitish hairs or down
00286008 00 s 03 charcoal 0 charcoal-gray 0 charcoal-grey 0 001 & 00285283 a 0000 | very dark gray
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00286171 00 s 02 iron-gray 0 iron-grey 0 001 & 00285283 a 0000
00286237 00 s 02 oxford-gray 0 oxford-grey 0 001 & 00285283 a 0000 | dark gray
00286318 00 s 03 slate-gray 0 slaty 0 slatey 0 001 & 00285283 a 0000 | of the color of slate: "the slaty sky of dawn"
00286438 00 a 02 color 0 colour 2 002 & 00286629 a 0000 ! 00286732 a 0101 | (photography) "color film"; "he rented a color television"; "in glorious color"; "marvelous color illustrations"
00286629 00 s 01 panchromatic 0 001 & 00286438 a 0000 | sensitive to all colors: "panchromatic film"
00286732 00 a 02 black-and-white 0 black_and_white 2 001 ! 00286438 a 0101 | (photography) "black-and-white film"; "a black-and-white TV"; "the movie was in black and white"
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00288427 00 s 01 tinted 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | having or given a shade of color; esp a pale shade; often used in combination: "amber-tinted"
00288573 00 s 02 touched 0 tinged 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | being colored slightly: "white petals touched with pink"; "the flag...projected, sun-touched and resplendent"
00288745 00 s 03 amber 0 brownish-yellow 0 yellow-brown 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000
00288828 00 s 01 amethyst 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a moderate purple color
00288909 00 s 02 auburn 0 reddish-brown 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | "auburn hair"
00288991 00 s 05 aureate 0 gilded 0 gilt 0 gold 0 golden 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | covered with or tinged with gold or a golden color: "gilded icons"; "golden hair"
00289158 00 s 01 avocado 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of the dull yellowish green of the meat of an avocado
00289265 00 s 04 azure 0 cerulean 0 sky-blue 0 bright_blue 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a deep somewhat purplish blue color similiar to that of a clear October sky: "October's bright blue weather"
00289464 00 s 01 bay 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | used of animals esp a horse; of a moderate reddish-brown color
00289576 00 s 01 beige 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a light grayish-brown color
00289658 00 s 05 bicolor 0 bicolour 0 bicolored 0 bicoloured 0 bichrome 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | having two colors: "a bicolor flower"; "a bicolored postage stamp"
00289825 00 s 01 blae 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | (Scot) bluish-black or gray-blue
00289908 00 s 04 blue 0 bluish 0 light-blue 0 dark-blue 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a color similar to that of a clear unclouded sky
00290044 00 s 03 blushful 0 blush-colored 0 rosy 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | "blushful mists"
00290138 00 s 01 bottle-green 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a dark to moderate grayish green color
00290238 00 s 02 bronze 0 bronzy 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of the color of bronze
00290322 00 s 03 brown 0 brownish 0 dark-brown 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a color similar to that of wood or earth
00290441 00 s 01 buff 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of the color of buff leather
00290520 00 s 02 canary 0 canary-yellow 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | having the color of a canary: a light to moderate yellow
00290645 00 s 02 caramel 0 caramel_brown 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | having the color of caramel; a moderate yellow-brown
00290767 00 s 01 carnation 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | having the color of a carnation
00290854 00 s 01 chartreuse 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | having the yellowish green color of Chartreuse liqueur
00290965 00 s 01 chestnut 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | used of hair; of a golden brown to reddish brown color: "a chestnut horse"; "chestnut hair"
00291111 00 s 01 coral 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a strong pink to yellowish-pink color
00291203 00 s 01 creamy 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of the color of cream: "creamy translucent pebbles"
00291307 00 s 03 cress_green 0 cresson 0 watercress 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a moderate yellow-green color that is greener and deeper than moss green and yellower and darker than pea green
00291502 00 s 01 dun 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a dull grayish brown to brownish gray color: "the dun and dreary prairie"
00291628 00 s 02 earth-colored 0 earthlike 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | having a color of soil or earth: "clouds tinged an earthlike yellow in the sunrays"
00291783 00 s 01 fuscous 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | having a dusky brownish gray color
00291871 00 s 04 green 0 greenish 0 light-green 0 dark-green 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | similar to the color of fresh grass
00291996 00 s 01 hazel 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a light brown or yellowish brown color
00292089 00 s 02 honey 0 honey-colored 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | having the color of honey
00292182 00 s 01 hued(ip) 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | used in combintion; having a given hue: "rosy-hued"
00292288 00 s 02 jade 0 jade-green 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | similar to the color of jade: esp varying from bluish green to yellowish green
00292430 00 s 01 khaki 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a yellowish brown color similar to olive drab
00292530 00 s 02 lavender 0 lilac 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a pale purple color
00292615 00 s 01 magenta 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | deep purplish red
00292686 00 s 01 maroon 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | dark brownish to purplish red
00292768 00 s 01 mauve 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a pale to moderate grayish violet color
00292862 00 s 0c motley 0 multicolor 0 culticolour 0 multicolored 0 multicoloured 0 painted 0 particolored 0 particoloured 0 piebald 0 pied 0 varicolored 0 varicoloured 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | having sections or patches colored differently and usu brightly: "a jester dressed in motley"; "the painted desert,"; "a particolored dress"; "a piebald horse"; "pied daisies"
00293235 00 s 02 moss_green 0 mosstone 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a moderate somewhat dull yellow-green color
00293350 00 s 02 mousy 0 mouse-colored 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | having a drab pale brown color: "mousy hair"; "the quiet man...looked mouse-colored upon such a splendid charger"
00293531 00 s 02 ocher 0 ochre 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a moderate orange-yellow color
00293624 00 s 01 olive-brown 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a brown color with a greenish tinge
00293720 00 s 01 olive-drab 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of an olive-brown color similar to khaki
00293817 00 s 01 olive 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a yellow-green color similar to that of an unripe olive
00293927 00 s 02 orange 0 orangish 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | similar to the color of a ripe orange
00294028 00 s 01 peacock-blue 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | bright greenish blue
00294107 00 s 01 pea-green 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a moderate slightly yellowish-green color
00294207 00 s 02 pink 0 pinkish 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | similar to the natural color of pinks
00294305 00 s 03 purple 0 violet 0 purplish 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a color midway between red and blue
00294416 00 s 0a red 1 blood-red 0 carmine 0 cerise 0 cherry 0 cherry-red 0 crimson 0 ruby 0 ruby-red 0 scarlet 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | having any of numerous bright or strong colors reminiscent of the color of cherries or tomatoes or rubies or blood: "red, live bones"
00294690 00 s 02 red 2 reddish 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | (used of hair) of a reddish brown color: "red deer"; reddish hair"
00294816 00 s 02 rose 0 roseate 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | "the roseate glow of dawn"
00294903 00 s 01 rose-red 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a deep slightly bluish red color
00294993 00 s 01 russet 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | brown with a reddish tinge
00295072 00 s 03 rust 0 rusty 0 rust-colored 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of the color of rust
00295166 00 s 02 sage 0 sage-green 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of the gray-green color of sage leaves
00295268 00 s 01 sea-green 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of the color of the sea; bluish green
00295361 00 s 08 snuff 0 snuff-brown 0 snuff-color 0 snuff-colour 0 snuff-colored 0 snuff-coloured 0 mummy-brown 0 chukker-brown 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | grayish to yellowish brown
00295545 00 s 02 sorrel 0 brownish-orange 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a light brownish color
00295641 00 s 02 stone 0 stone-gray 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of any of various dull gray colors
00295740 00 s 03 straw-color 0 straw-colored 0 straw-coloured 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a pale yellow color like straw
00295864 00 s 01 tan 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a light yellowish-brown color
00295946 00 s 01 tangerine 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a strong reddish orange color
00296034 00 s 01 tawny 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a light brown to brownish orange color
00296127 00 s 01 ultramarine 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a brilliant pure blue to purplish blue color
00296232 00 s 01 umber 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of the color of any of various natural brown earth pigments
00296343 00 s 04 vermilion 0 vermillion 0 cinibar 0 Chinese-red 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | of a vivid red to reddish-orange color
00296474 00 s 02 yellow 0 yellowish 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | similar to the color of an egg yolk
00296574 00 s 01 yellow-green 0 001 & 00286908 a 0000 | midway between yellow and green
00296664 00 a 04 colorless 1 colourless 1 uncolored 0 uncoloured 0 009 & 00296942 a 0000 & 00297077 a 0000 & 00297295 a 0000 & 00297419 a 0000 & 00297599 a 0000 & 00297762 a 0000 ^ 00283347 a 0000 = 03463765 n 0000 ! 00286908 a 0101 | without color: "pure water is colorless"
00296942 00 s 04 blanched 0 etiolate 0 etiolated 0 whitened 0 001 & 00296664 a 0000 | of plants; bleached by being deprived of light
00297077 00 s 04 bleached 0 faded 0 washed-out 0 washy 0 001 & 00296664 a 0000 | having lost freshness or brilliance of color: "sun-bleached deck chairs"; "faded jeans"; "a very pale washed-out blue"; "washy colors"
00297295 00 s 03 dimmed 0 dulled 0 grayed 0 001 & 00296664 a 0000 | deprived of color: "grayed with the dust of the road"
00297419 00 s 01 dirty 0 001 & 00296664 a 0000 | dull rather than bright and clear in color; often used in combination: "a dirty white"; "dirty-green walls"; "dirty-blonde hair"
00297599 00 s 04 dull 0 sober 0 somber 0 subfusc 0 001 & 00296664 a 0000 | quiet or neutral in color: "the sober houses"; "sober Puritan gray"; "a somber dress"
00297762 00 s 01 white 0 001 & 00296664 a 0000 | almost colorless: "white wine"
00297844 00 a 02 dyed 0 tinted 4 003 & 00297971 a 0000 & 00298088 a 0000 ! 00298175 a 0101 | colored or impregnated with dye
00297971 00 s 02 dyed-in-the-wool 0 yarn-dyed 0 001 & 00297844 a 0000 | dyed before being spun or woven into cloth
00298088 00 s 01 hennaed 0 001 & 00297844 a 0000 | dyed with henna; used esp of hair
00298175 00 a 02 undyed 0 untinted 4 001 ! 00297844 a 0101 | not dyed or tinted
00298257 00 a 01 stained 0 003 & 00298345 a 0000 & 00298485 a 0000 ! 00298649 a 0101
00298345 00 s 02 discolored 0 discoloured 0 001 & 00298257 a 0000 | spotted or streaked with foreign matter: "a badly stained tablecloth"
00298485 00 s 01 treated 0 001 & 00298257 a 0000 | (of a specimen for study under a microscope) treated with a reagent or dye that colors only certain structures
00298649 00 a 01 unstained 0 002 & 00298775 a 0000 ! 00298257 a 0101 | not stained: "An apron keeps his clothing unstained"
00298775 00 s 01 untreated 0 001 & 00298649 a 0000 | (of a specimen for study under a microscope) not treated with a reagent or dye
00298909 00 a 02 colorful 0 colourful 0 010 & 00299159 a 0000 & 00299282 a 0000 & 00299484 a 0000 & 00299587 a 0000 & 00299705 a 0000 & 00299846 a 0000 & 00299993 a 0000 & 00300156 a 0000 = 03597603 n 0000 ! 00300410 a 0101 | having striking color
00299159 00 s 03 bright 0 brilliant 0 vivid 0 001 & 00298909 a 0000 | having striking color: "a bird with vivid plumage"
00299282 00 s 04 changeable 0 chatoyant 0 iridescent 0 shot 0 001 & 00298909 a 0000 | varying in color when seen in different lights or from different angles: "changeable taffeta"; "chatoyant silk";
00299484 00 s 02 deep 0 rich 0 001 & 00298909 a 0000 | intense in shade: "a rich red"; "deep purple"
00299587 00 s 01 flaming 0 001 & 00298909 a 0000 | resembling flame in brilliance or color: "flaming autumn leaves"
00299705 00 s 02 fluorescent 0 glowing 0 001 & 00298909 a 0000 | brilliantly colored and apparently giving off light: "fluorescent colors"
00299846 00 s 01 prismatic 0 001 & 00298909 a 0000 | exhibiting spectral colors formed by refraction of light through a prism: "prismatic light"
00299993 00 s 01 psychedelic 0 001 & 00298909 a 0000 | having the vivid colors and bizarre patterns associated with psychedelic states: "a psychedelic painting"
00300156 00 s 04 red 0 ruddy 0 flushed 0 empurpled 0 001 & 00298909 a 0000 | (of the face) reddened or suffused with blood as a sign of strong emotion: "they grew...red and quaking"; "red with anger"; "flushed with embarrassment"; "his empurpled face"
00300410 00 a 02 colorless 2 colourless 2 004 & 00300549 a 0000 & 00301069 a 0000 = 03597603 n 0000 ! 00298909 a 0101 | lacking in color
00300549 00 s 09 ashen 0 bloodless 0 livid 0 lurid 0 pale 2 pallid 2 pasty 0 wan 0 waxen 0 001 & 00300410 a 0000 | deathly pale esp from physical or emotional distress: "ashen with grief"; "smiled with bloodless lips"; "as I imprinted the first kiss on her lips they became livid with the hue of death"- Mary W. Shelley; "frightened by the lurid waxworks"; "the pallid face of an invalid": "an unhealthy pasty complexion"; "his wan face suddenly flushed"; "the poor face with the same awful waxen pallor"- Bram Stoker
00301069 00 s 01 neutral 0 001 & 00300410 a 0000
00301121 00 a 01 colorful 3 006 & 00301298 a 0000 & 00301437 a 0000 & 00301521 a 0000 & 00301636 a 0000 & 00301818 a 0000 ! 00301965 a 0101 | striking in variety and interest
00301298 00 s 04 brave 0 fine 0 gay 0 glorious 0 001 & 00301121 a 0000 | "girls decked out in brave new dresses"; "brave banners flying"
00301437 00 s 03 flamboyant 0 resplendent 0 unrestrained 0 001 & 00301121 a 0000
00301521 00 s 06 flashy 0 gaudy 0 jazzy 0 showy 0 snazzy 0 sporty 0 001 & 00301121 a 0000 | used esp. of clothes
00301636 00 s 02 interesting 0 many-sided 0 001 & 00301121 a 0000 | full of variety or interest: "a colorful period of history"; "a colorful character"; "a many-sided personality"
00301818 00 s 01 picturesque 0 001 & 00301121 a 0000 | strikingly expressive: "a picturesque description of the rainforest"; "colorful language"
00301965 00 a 01 colorless 3 005 & 00302205 a 0000 & 00302356 a 0000 & 00302517 a 0000 ^ 00601987 a 0000 ! 00301121 a 0101 | lacking in variety and interest: "a colorless and unimaginative person"; "a colorless description of the parade"
00302205 00 s 02 drab 0 dull 0 001 & 00301965 a 0000 | lacking in interest: "her drab personality"; "his competent but dull performance of the role"
00302356 00 s 01 neutral 0 001 & 00301965 a 0000 | lacking distinguishing quality or characteristics: "a neutral personality that made no impression whatever"
00302517 00 s 02 pale 0 pallid 0 001 & 00301965 a 0000 | lacking in vitality: "a pale rendition of the aria"; "pallid prose"
00302644 00 a 01 light 5 004 & 00302830 a 0000 ^ 00286908 a 0000 = 03476231 n 0000 ! 00302972 a 0101 | (used of color) having a relatively small amount of coloring agent: "light blue"
00302830 00 s 06 pale 0 palish 0 pastel 0 whitish 0 light-colored 0 light-coloured 0 001 & 00302644 a 0000 | "pale seagreen"; "pastel pink"
00302972 00 a 01 dark 2 004 & 00303124 a 0000 ^ 00286908 a 0000 = 03476231 n 0000 ! 00302644 a 0101 | (used of color) having a dark hue: "dark green"
00303124 00 s 01 darkish 0 001 & 00302972 a 0000 | slightly dark
00303191 00 a 01 chromatic 1 001 ! 00303319 a 0101 | (music) based on a scale consisting of 12 semitones: "a chromatic scale"
00303319 00 a 01 diatonic 0 001 ! 00303191 a 0101 | (music) based on the standard major or minor scales consisting of 5 tones and 2 semitones without modulation by accidentals
00303497 00 a 01 cismontane 0 002 & 00303687 a 0000 ! 00303868 a 0101 | on this (the speaker's) side of the mountains: "a contest in Virginia between a cismontane and a tramontane people"
00303687 00 s 02 cisalpine 0 ultramontane 1 001 & 00303497 a 0000 | on the Italian or Roman side of the Alps: "ancient cisalpine Gaul included an area south and east of the Alps"
00303868 00 a 02 tramontane 0 transmontane 0 002 & 00304091 a 0000 ! 00303497 a 0101 | on or coming from the other side of the mountains (from the the speaker): "the transmontane section of the state"; "tramontane winds"
00304091 00 s 02 transalpine 0 ultramontane 2 001 & 00303868 a 0000 | on or relating to or characteristic of the region or peoples beyond the Alps from Italy (or north of the Alps): "ancient transalpine Gaul was an area northwest of the Alps and included modern France and Belgium"; "Cracow was a transalpine university"
00304414 00 a 01 christian 0 003 & 00304584 a 0000 & 00304704 a 0000 ! 00304814 a 0101 | following the teachings or manifesting the qualities or spirit of Jesus Christ
00304584 00 s 01 christianly 0 001 & 00304414 a 0000 | becoming to or like a Christian: "gentle christianly behavior"
00304704 00 s 02 christlike 0 christly 0 001 & 00304414 a 0000 | resembling or showing the spirit of Christ
00304814 00 a 01 unchristian 0 003 & 00304906 a 0000 & 00305004 a 0000 ! 00304414 a 0101
00304906 00 s 02 christless 0 nonchristian 0 001 & 00304814 a 0000 | not of the Christian faith
00305004 00 s 02 unchristianly 0 unchristlike 0 001 & 00304814 a 0000 | not becoming to or like a Christian: "ashamed to have to recognize how unchristian his assumptions and motives are"
00305194 00 a 01 civilized 0 007 & 00305411 a 0000 & 00305516 a 0000 ^ 00621101 a 0000 ^ 00959256 a 0000 ^ 00987478 a 0000 ^ 01493823 a 0000 ! 00305674 a 0101 | having a high state of culture and social development
00305411 00 s 01 civil 0 001 & 00305194 a 0000 | of or in a condition of social order: "civil peoples"
00305516 00 s 01 humane 0 001 & 00305194 a 0000 | showing evidence of moral and intellectual advancement: "terrorist acts that shocked the civilized world"
00305674 00 a 01 uncivilized 0 009 & 00305874 a 0000 & 00306064 a 0000 & 00306169 a 0000 ^ 00960008 a 0000 ^ 00987905 a 0000 ^ 00478278 a 0000 ^ 00621905 a 0000 ^ 01495275 a 0000 ! 00305194 a 0101
00305874 00 s 04 barbarian 0 barbaric 0 savage 0 wild 0 001 & 00305674 a 0000 | without civilizing influences: "barbarian invaders"; "barbaric practices"; "a savage people"; "wild tribes"
00306064 00 s 04 barbarous 0 crude 0 gothic 0 primitive 0 001 & 00305674 a 0000 | culturally primitive
00306169 00 s 02 preliterate 0 nonliterate 0 001 & 00305674 a 0000 | used of a society that has not developed writing
00306289 00 a 01 classical 0 004 & 00306492 a 0000 & 00306544 a 0000 & 00306611 a 0000 ! 00306681 a 0101 | of or characteristic of a form or system felt to be of first significance before modern times
00306492 00 s 01 classic 0 001 & 00306289 a 0000
00306544 00 s 02 greco-roman 0 hellenic 0 001 & 00306289 a 0000
00306611 00 s 02 neoclassic 0 neoclassical 0 001 & 00306289 a 0000
00306681 00 a 01 nonclassical 0 004 & 00306792 a 0000 & 00306892 a 0000 & 00306943 a 0000 ! 00306289 a 0101
00306792 00 s 04 country(a) 0 folk(a) 0 hillbilly 0 western(a) 0 001 & 00306681 a 0000 | of music
00306892 00 s 01 modern 0 001 & 00306681 a 0000
00306943 00 s 02 popular 0 pop 0 001 & 00306681 a 0000
00307001 00 a 01 classified 1 004 & 00307147 a 0000 & 00307227 a 0000 & 00307283 a 0000 ! 00307344 a 0101 | arranged into classes or categories
00307147 00 s 01 analyzed 0 001 & 00307001 a 0000 | separated into components
00307227 00 s 01 categorized 0 001 & 00307001 a 0000
00307283 00 s 02 grouped 0 sorted 0 001 & 00307001 a 0000
00307344 00 a 01 unclassified 1 003 & 00307476 a 0000 & 00307617 a 0000 ! 00307001 a 0101 | not arranged in any specific grouping
00307476 00 s 03 crude 0 raw 0 unanalyzed 0 001 & 00307344 a 0000 | (of statistical data) tabulated without being broken down into classes
00307617 00 s 02 uncategorized 0 unsorted 0 001 & 00307344 a 0000
00307686 00 a 01 classified 2 007 & 00307913 a 0000 & 00308027 a 0000 & 00308225 a 0000 & 00308316 a 0000 & 00308412 a 0000 & 00308537 a 0000 ! 00308629 a 0101 | of information or documents: withheld from general circulation
00307913 00 s 01 eyes-only 0 001 & 00307686 a 0000 | meant to be seen by only the person to whom it is directed
00308027 00 s 01 confidential 0 001 & 00307686 a 0000 | the level of classification next above "restricted" and below "secret": available only to persons authorized to see documents so classified
00308225 00 s 01 restricted 0 001 & 00307686 a 0000 | the lowest level of classification
00308316 00 s 01 secret 0 001 & 00307686 a 0000 | the next to highest level of classification
00308412 00 s 01 sensitive 0 001 & 00307686 a 0000 | used of classified information or matters affecting national security
00308537 00 s 01 top-secret 0 001 & 00307686 a 0000 | the highest level of classification
00308629 00 a 01 unclassified 2 003 & 00308764 a 0000 & 00308821 a 0000 ! 00307686 a 0101 | not subject to a security classification
00308764 00 s 01 declassified 0 001 & 00308629 a 0000
00308821 00 s 02 nonsensitive 0 unrestricted 0 001 & 00308629 a 0000
00308893 00 a 01 clean 1 013 & 00309193 a 0000 & 00309267 a 0000 & 00309475 a 0000 ^ 01625123 a 0000 ^ 00315620 a 0000 & 00309531 a 0000 & 00309716 a 0000 ^ 01836615 a 0000 & 00309983 a 0000 & 00310060 a 0000 = 03432635 n 0000 = 08752989 n 0000 ! 00310126 a 0101 | free from dirt: "clean clothing"
00309193 00 s 03 cleaned 0 cleansed 0 scrubbed 0 001 & 00308893 a 0000
00309267 00 s 03 cleanly 0 neat 0 tidy 0 001 & 00308893 a 0000 | (esp of persons) habitually being or kept neat and clean: "cleanly in their persons and habitations"; "a clean orderly man"; "neat as a pin"
00309475 00 s 01 dry-cleaned 0 001 & 00308893 a 0000
00309716 00 s 03 pristine 0 unsullied 0 virginal 0 001 & 00308893 a 0000 | free from dirt or stain: "pristine mountain snow"; "the unsullied splender of eternal youth"- Oscar Wilde; "nor is there anything more virginal than the shimmer of young foliage"- L.P.Smith
00309983 00 s 03 unsoiled 0 unspotted 0 unstained 0 001 & 00308893 a 0000
00310060 00 s 02 washed 0 water-washed 0 001 & 00308893 a 0000
00310126 00 a 03 dirty 1 soiled 4 unclean 4 023 & 00310893 a 0000 & 00311045 a 0000 & 00311188 a 0000 & 00311299 a 0000 & 00311540 a 0000 & 00311833 a 0000 & 00312045 a 0000 & 00312115 a 0000 & 00312204 a 0000 & 00312289 a 0000 & 00312484 a 0000 & 00312740 a 0000 & 00312840 a 0000 & 00312945 a 0000 & 00313055 a 0000 & 00313168 a 0000 & 00313295 a 0000 & 00313414 a 0000 ^ 00315900 a 0000 ^ 01837316 a 0000 = 03432635 n 0000 = 08752989 n 0000 ! 00308893 a 0101 | soiled or likely to soil with dirt or grime: "dirty unswept sidewalks"; "a child in dirty overalls"; "dirty slums"; "piles of dirty dishes"; "put his dirty feet on the clean sheet"; "wore an unclean shirt"; "mining is a dirty job"; "Cinderella did the dirty work while her sisters preened themselves"
00310893 00 s 01 augean 0 001 & 00310126 a 0000 | extremely filthy and corrupt: "every government ought to attend to cleaning its own Augean stables"
00311045 00 s 02 bedraggled 0 draggled 0 001 & 00310126 a 0000 | limp and soiled as if dragged in the mud: "the beggar's bedraggled clothes"
00311188 00 s 01 befouled 0 001 & 00310126 a 0000 | made disgustingly dirty: "a building befouled with soot"
00311299 00 s 05 begrimed 0 dingy 0 grimy 0 grubby 0 grungy 0 001 & 00310126 a 0000 | thickily covered with ingrained dirt or soot: "a miner's begrimed face"; "dingy white doors"; "grimy hands"; "grubby little fingers"; "a grungy kitchen"
00311540 00 s 05 besmeared 0 smeared 0 smirched 0 smudged 0 smudgy 0 001 & 00310126 a 0000 | smeared with something that soils or stains; these words are often used in combination: "oil-smeared work clothes"; "hostile faces smirched by the grime and rust"- Henry Roth; "ink-smudged fingers"
00311833 00 s 03 bespattered 0 spattered 0 splashed 0 001 & 00310126 a 0000 | soiled by a splashed; often used in combination: "dingy bespattered walls"; "a grease-spattered floor"; "his mud-splashed trousers"
00312045 00 s 01 buggy 0 001 & 00310126 a 0000 | infested with bugs
00312115 00 s 01 dusty 0 001 & 00310126 a 0000 | dust covered: "a dusty pile of books"
00312204 00 s 02 fecal 0 feculent 0 001 & 00310126 a 0000 | foul with waste matter
00312289 00 s 03 filthy 0 foul 0 nasty 0 001 & 00310126 a 0000 | disgustingly dirty; filled or smeared with offensive matter: "as filthy as a pigsty"; "a foul pond"; "a nasty pigsty of a room"
00312484 00 s 03 flyblown 0 squalid 0 sordid 0 001 & 00310126 a 0000 | foul and rundown and repulsive: "a flyblown bar on the edge of town"; "a squalid overcrowded apartment in the poorest part of town"; "squalid living conditions"; "sordid shantytowns"
00312740 00 s 01 lousy 0 001 & 00310126 a 0000 | infested with lice: "burned their lousy clothes"
00312840 00 s 01 maggoty 0 001 & 00310126 a 0000 | infested with maggots: "a sack of maggoty apricots"
00312945 00 s 02 mucky 0 muddy 0 001 & 00310126 a 0000 | covered with mud or muck: "muddy (or mucky) boots"
00313055 00 s 01 scummy 0 001 & 00310126 a 0000 | covered with scum: "the scummy surface of the polluted pond"
00313168 00 s 02 snotty 0 snot-nosed 0 001 & 00310126 a 0000 | dirty with nasal discharge: "a house full of snot-nosed kids"
00313295 00 s 02 travel-soiled 0 travel-stained 0 001 & 00310126 a 0000 | dirty from travel: "travel-soiled clothes"
00313414 00 s 01 unwashed 0 001 & 00310126 a 0000 | not cleaned with or as if with soap and water: "a sink full of unwashed dishes"
00313548 00 a 01 clean 2 002 ^ 00514015 a 0000 ! 00313700 a 0101 | free from objectionable behavior or esp language: "good clean fun"; "a clean joke"
00313700 00 a 01 dirty 2 010 & 00314093 a 0000 & 00314254 a 0000 & 00314333 a 0000 & 00314470 a 0000 ^ 00514250 a 0000 & 00314333 a 0000 ! 00313548 a 0101 & 00314622 a 0000 & 00314861 a 0000 & 00314979 a 0000 | characterized by obscenity or indecency in behavior or esp in language: "dirty words": "a dirty old man"; "dirty books and movies"; "boys telling dirty jokes"; "has a dirty mouth"
00314093 00 s 04 bawdy 0 blue 0 off-color 0 ribald 0 001 & 00313700 a 0000 | humorously vulgar: "bawdy songs"; "a blue (or off-color) joke"; "ribald language"
00314254 00 s 01 dirty-minded 0 001 & 00313700 a 0000 | having lewd thoughts
00314333 00 s 05 foul 0 nasty 0 rank 0 smutty 0 vulgar 0 001 & 00313700 a 0000 | of an obscene nature: "foul language"; "smutty jokes"
00314470 00 s 02 foul-mouthed 0 foul-spoken 0 001 & 00313700 a 0000 | using foul or obscene language: "noisy foul-mouthed women all shouting at once"
00314622 00 s 04 lewd 0 indecent 0 obscene 0 salacious 0 001 & 00313700 a 0000 | suggestive of or tending to moral looseness: "lewd whisperings of a dirty old man"; "an indecent gesture"; "obscene telephone calls"; "salacious limericks"
00314861 00 s 01 scabrous 0 001 & 00313700 a 0000 | dealing with salacious or indecent material: "a scabrous novel"
00314979 00 s 01 scatological 0 001 & 00313700 a 0000 | dealing pruriently with excrement and excretory functions: "scatological literature"
00315122 00 a 02 clean 3 uncontaminating 4 001 ! 00315291 a 0101 | not spreading contamination; esp radioactive contamination: "the tactical bomb is reasonably clean"
00315291 00 a 02 dirty 3 contaminating 4 002 & 00315492 a 0000 ! 00315122 a 0101 | spreading contamination; esp radioactive contamination: "the air near the foundry was always dirty"; "a dirty bomb"
00315492 00 s 01 radioactive 0 001 & 00315291 a 0000 | having or exhibiting or caused by radioactivity: "radioactive fallout"
00315620 00 a 01 clean 4 004 ^ 00308893 a 0000 & 00315751 a 0000 & 00315812 a 0000 ! 00315900 a 0101 | (religion) ritually clean
00315751 00 s 02 pure 0 undefiled 0 001 & 00315620 a 0000
00315812 00 s 04 kosher 0 cosher 0 ritually_fit 0 sanctioned 0 001 & 00315620 a 0000
00315900 00 a 01 unclean 0 006 & 00316071 a 0000 ^ 00310126 a 0000 ^ 01458769 a 0000 & 00316132 a 0000 & 00316240 a 0000 ! 00315620 a 0101 | (religion) ritually unclean
00316071 00 s 02 defiled 0 impure 0 001 & 00315900 a 0000
00316132 00 s 05 nonkosher 0 ritually_unfit 0 ritually_prohibited 0 tref 0 unfit 0 001 & 00315900 a 0000
00316240 00 s 01 untouchable 0 001 & 00315900 a 0000 | defiling to the touch; esp used in traditional Hindu belief of the lowest caste or castes
00316387 00 a 01 clear 0 014 & 00316700 a 0000 & 00316829 a 0000 & 00317000 a 0000 ^ 00392275 a 0000 ^ 00526540 a 0000 ^ 00582781 a 0000 & 00317135 a 0000 & 00317454 a 0000 & 00317562 a 0000 & 00317704 a 0000 ^ 00319406 a 0000 ^ 00083952 a 0000 = 03388596 n 0000 ! 00317906 a 0101 | clear to the mind or senses
00316700 00 s 02 broad 0 unsubtle 0 001 & 00316387 a 0000 | lacking subtlety: "gave us a broad hint that it was time to leave"
00316829 00 s 03 clear-cut(a) 0 clear_cut(p) 0 unmistakable 0 001 & 00316387 a 0000 | evident to the mind: "a clear case of cheating"; "clear-cut evidence of tampering"
00317000 00 s 01 distinct 0 001 & 00316387 a 0000 | easy to see or hear: "a clear sound"; "a clear outline"; "distinct fingerprints"
00317135 00 s 07 limpid 0 lucid 0 luculent 0 pellucid 0 perspicuous 0 understandable 0 comprehensible 0 001 & 00316387 a 0000 | (of language) transparently clear; easily understandable: "writes in a limpid style"; "a lucid explanation"; "a luculent oration"- Robert Burton; "pellucid prose"; "a perspicuous argument"
00317454 00 s 01 plain 0 001 & 00316387 a 0000 | "in plain view"; "it is plain that he is no reactionary"
00317562 00 s 01 prima_facie 0 001 & 00316387 a 0000 | as it seems at first sight: "a prima facie case of murder"; "a clear case of murder"
00317704 00 s 01 vivid 0 001 & 00316387 a 0000 | having the clarity and freshness of immediate experience: "the letter brought back to them a clear image of their grandfather"; "a vivid recollection"
00317906 00 a 01 unclear 0 011 & 00318171 a 0000 & 00318437 a 0000 & 00318713 a 0000 & 00319170 a 0000 ^ 00082789 a 0000 ^ 00527479 a 0000 ^ 00393022 a 0000 ^ 00583242 a 0000 ^ 00320193 a 0000 = 03388596 n 0000 ! 00316387 a 0101 | not clear to the mind or senses
00318171 00 s 03 ambiguous 0 perplexing 0 puzzling 0 001 & 00317906 a 0000 | lacking clarity of meaning: "frustrated by ambiguous instructions, the parents were unable to assemble the toy"; "perplexing to someone who knew nothing about it"; "a puzzling statement"
00318437 00 s 03 bewildering 0 confused 0 confusing 0 001 & 00317906 a 0000 | causing bafflement and confusion: "the law itself was unclear as to the distinction"; "the play was at the same time a bewildering and an exciting experience"; "he sent confusing signals to Iraq"
00318713 00 s 04 ill-defined 0 imprecise 0 indefinite 0 vague 0 001 & 00317906 a 0000 | not clearly understood or expressed: "their descriptions of human behavior become vague, dull, and unclear"- P.A.Sorokin; "he confuses the reader with ill-defined terms and concepts"; "the terms he used were imprecise and emotional"; "he would not answer so indefinite a proposal"; "vague...forms of speech...have so long passed for mysteries of science"- John Locke
00319170 00 s 02 unaccounted_for 0 unexplained 0 001 & 00317906 a 0000 | having the reason or cause not made clear: "the reason for their actions is unclear to this day"; "an unexplained error"; "the balance remained unaccounted for"
00319406 00 a 01 clear 2 008 & 00319582 a 0000 & 00319731 a 0000 & 00319853 a 0000 & 00320021 a 0000 & 00320119 a 0000 ^ 00316387 a 0000 = 03327968 n 0000 ! 00320193 a 0101
00319582 00 s 05 crystalline 0 limpid 0 lucid 0 pellucid 0 transparent 0 001 & 00319406 a 0000 | of water e.g.; resembling crystal in transparency
00319731 00 s 03 glasslike 0 glassy 0 hyaline 0 001 & 00319406 a 0000 | resembling glass in transparency or tranlucency
00319853 00 s 02 liquid 0 shining 0 001 & 00319406 a 0000 | bright and clear to the vision: "the liquid air of a spring morning": "eyes shining with a liquid luster"
00320021 00 s 01 radiolucent 0 001 & 00319406 a 0000 | almost complete transparent to radiation
00320119 00 s 02 translucent 0 semitransparent 0 001 & 00319406 a 0000
00320193 00 a 01 opaque 0 010 & 00320512 a 0000 & 00320588 a 0000 & 00320696 a 0000 & 00320765 a 0000 & 00320933 a 0000 & 00321072 a 0000 & 00321156 a 0000 ^ 00317906 a 0000 = 03329223 n 0000 ! 00319406 a 0101 | not transmitting or reflecting light or radiant energy: "opaque windows of the jail"; "opaque to X-rays"
00320512 00 s 04 cloudy 0 muddy 0 murky 0 turbid 0 001 & 00320193 a 0000
00320588 00 s 02 fogged 0 foggy 0 001 & 00320193 a 0000 | "he could barely see through the fogged window"
00320696 00 s 01 frosted 0 001 & 00320193 a 0000 | "frosted glass"
00320765 00 s 01 glaucous 0 001 & 00320193 a 0000 | having a frosted look from a powdery coating, as on plants: "glaucous stems"; "glaucous plums"; "glaucous grapes"
00320933 00 s 02 impenetrable 0 solid 0 001 & 00320193 a 0000 | incapable of being seen through: "impenetrable gloom"; "solid blackness"
00321072 00 s 03 milk(a) 0 milky 0 whitish 0 001 & 00320193 a 0000 | "milk glass"
00321156 00 s 01 radiopaque 0 001 & 00320193 a 0000 | not transparent to x-rays or other radiation
00321257 00 a 01 clearheaded 0 002 & 00321347 a 0000 ! 00321406 a 0101 | mentally alert
00321347 00 s 01 clear-thinking 0 001 & 00321257 a 0000
00321406 00 a 01 muddleheaded 0 005 & 00321563 a 0000 & 00321821 a 0000 & 00322136 a 0000 & 00322262 a 0000 ! 00321257 a 0101 | mentally confused or vague
00321563 00 s 04 addlebrained 0 addlepated 0 potty 0 puddingheaded 0 001 & 00321406 a 0000 | stupid and confused; used esp. of persons: "blathering like the addlepated nincompoop that you are"; "a confused puddingheaded, muddleheaded fellow"- Isaac Sterne
00321821 00 s 0a addled 0 befogged 0 befuddled 1 muddled 0 muzzy 0 unclear 0 woolly 0 wooly 0 woolly-headed 0 wooly-minded 0 001 & 00321406 a 0000 | confused and vague; used esp. of thinking: "muddleheaded ideas"; "your addled little brain"; "a mind befogged with drink"; "woolly thinking"; "woolly-headed ideas"
00322136 00 s 02 befuddled 2 stupefied 0 001 & 00321406 a 0000 | dazed by alcoholic drink: "the wino's poor befuddled mind"
00322262 00 s 04 dazed 0 punch-drunk 0 silly 0 slaphappy 0 001 & 00321406 a 0000 | dazed from or as if from repeated blows: "knocked silly by the impact"; "slaphappy with exhaustion"
00322447 00 a 01 clement 1 003 & 00322589 a 0000 ^ 01146009 a 0000 ! 00322652 a 0101 | used of persons or behavior: inclined to be merciful
00322589 00 s 02 lenient 0 merciful 0 001 & 00322447 a 0000
00322652 00 a 01 inclement 1 003 & 00322804 a 0000 ^ 01146327 a 0000 ! 00322447 a 0101 | used of persons or behavior: showing no clemency, unmerciful
00322804 00 s 03 severe 0 unmerciful 0 unsparing 0 001 & 00322652 a 0000 | "a severe judge"
00322898 00 a 01 clement 2 003 & 00323040 a 0000 & 00323119 a 0000 ! 00323218 a 0101 | physically mild and fine; used of weather or climate
00323040 00 s 04 balmy 0 equable 0 mild 0 temperate 0 001 & 00322898 a 0000
00323119 00 s 02 halcyon 0 fine 0 001 & 00322898 a 0000 | "June's halcyon weather"; "a fine day"
00323218 00 a 02 inclement 2 stormy 4 005 & 00323400 a 0000 & 00323650 a 0000 & 00323741 a 0000 ^ 00238568 a 0000 ! 00322898 a 0101 | physically severe; used of weather or climate
00323400 00 s 08 abominable 0 beastly 0 dirty 0 filthy 0 foul 0 nasty 0 unpleasant 0 vile 0 001 & 00323218 a 0000 | thoroughly unpleasant: "the weather has been abominable"; "vile weather"; "dirty (or filthy or foul or nasty) weather we're having"
00323650 00 s 02 intemperate 0 severe 0 001 & 00323218 a 0000 | "an intemperate climate"
00323741 00 s 01 rainy 0 001 & 00323218 a 0000
00323791 00 a 01 smart 0 004 & 00323957 a 0000 & 00324246 a 0000 ^ 01013838 a 0000 ! 00324455 a 0101 | showing mental alertness and calculation and resourcefulness
00323957 00 s 03 astute 0 sharp 0 shrewd 0 001 & 00323791 a 0000 | marked by practical hardheaded intelligence: "a smart businessman"; "an astute tenant always reads the small print in a lease"; "he was too shrewd to go along with them on a road that could lead only to their overthrow"
00324246 00 s 05 cagey 0 cagy 0 canny 0 clever 0 cunning 0 001 & 00323791 a 0000 | showing self-interest and shrewdness in dealing with others: "a cagey lawyer"; "too clever to be sound"; "cunning as a fox"
00324455 00 a 01 stupid 0 009 & 00324700 a 0000 & 00324937 a 0000 & 00325104 a 0000 & 00325224 a 0000 & 00325368 a 0000 & 00325450 a 0000 & 00325554 a 0000 ^ 01015559 a 0000 ! 00323791 a 0101 | lacking or marked by lack of intellectual acuity
00324700 00 s 08 anserine 0 dopy 1 dopey 1 fool(a) 0 foolish 0 goosey 0 goosy 0 gooselike 0 001 & 00324455 a 0000 | revealing stupidity: "ridiculous anserine behavior"; "a dopey answer"; "some fool idea about rewriting authors' books"
00324937 00 s 08 blockheaded 0 boneheaded 0 fatheaded 0 loggerheaded 0 thick 0 thickheaded 0 thick-skulled 0 wooden-headed 0 001 & 00324455 a 0000 | used informally
00325104 00 s 04 cloddish 0 doltish 0 dopey 2 dopy 2 001 & 00324455 a 0000 | heavy and dull and stupid: "a dopey kid"
00325224 00 s 06 dense 0 dim 0 dull 0 dumb 0 obtuse 0 slow 0 001 & 00324455 a 0000 | slow to learn or understand; lacking intellectual acuity
00325368 00 s 02 gaumless 0 gormless 0 001 & 00324455 a 0000 | British informal
00325450 00 s 04 lumpish 0 lumpen 0 sluggish 0 unthinking 0 001 & 00324455 a 0000 | mentally sluggish
00325554 00 s 04 nitwitted 0 senseless 0 soft-witted 0 witless 0 001 & 00324455 a 0000 | lacking sense or understanding or judgment
00325688 00 a 01 clockwise 0 003 ^ 00559769 a 0000 & 00325834 a 0000 ! 00325946 a 0101 | in the same direction as the rotating hands of a clock
00325834 00 s 03 dextrorotary 0 dextrorotatory 0 right-handed 0 001 & 00325688 a 0000 | rotating to the right
00325946 00 a 03 counterclockwise 0 anticlockwise 0 contraclockwise 0 003 & 00326144 a 0000 ^ 00560253 a 0000 ! 00325688 a 0101 | in the direction opposite to the rotation of the hands of a clock
00326144 00 s 03 levorotary 0 levorotatory 0 left-handed 0 001 & 00325946 a 0000 | rotating to the left
00326250 00 a 02 far 0 distant 5 011 & 00326687 a 0000 & 00326782 a 0000 & 00326953 a 0000 & 00327194 a 0000 & 00327349 a 0000 & 00327644 a 0000 & 00327786 a 0000 = 03536009 n 0000 ! 00327986 a 0101 & 00327029 a 0000 & 00327524 a 0000 | distant in time or space or degree or the more distant of two: "we come from a far country"; "the far future"; "a far journey"; "the far side of the road"; "far from the truth"; "far in the future"
00326687 00 s 01 cold 0 001 & 00326250 a 0000 | of e.g. a seeker: far from the object sought
00326782 00 s 02 faraway 0 far-off 1 001 & 00326250 a 0000 | very far away in space: "far corners of the earth"; "faraway mountains"; "troops landing on far-off shores"
00326953 00 s 01 farther 1 001 & 00326250 a 0000 | spatially more distant
00327029 00 s 04 farthermost 0 furthermost 0 utmost 0 uttermost 0 001 & 00326250 a 0000 | most remote in space or time or order; "the utmost tip of the peninsula"
00327194 00 s 02 further 0 farther 2 001 & 00326250 a 0000 | more distant in degree; "further from the truth"; "nothing could be farther from the truth"
00327349 00 s 01 isolated 0 001 & 00326250 a 0000 | separated from other persons or places by a great distance: "tiny isolated villages remote from centers of civilization"
00327524 00 s 01 outlying(a) 0 001 & 00326250 a 0000 | relatively far from a center or middle: "outlying settlements"
00327644 00 s 02 remote 1 removed 1 001 & 00326250 a 0000 | remote in space: "remote stars"; "a hideaway far removed from towns and cities"
00327786 00 s 03 remote 2 removed 2 far-off 2 001 & 00326250 a 0000 | remote in time: "the remote past or future"; "far-off happier times"; "a civiliazation ten centuries removed from modern times"
00327986 00 a 02 near 0 close 5 010 & 00328487 a 0000 & 00328636 a 0000 & 00328707 a 0000 & 00328814 a 0000 & 00328960 a 0000 & 00329032 a 0000 & 00329181 a 0000 = 03536009 n 0000 ! 00326250 a 0101 & 00328384 a 0000 | not far; close in time or space or esp or degree: "near neighbors"; "the rider on the near horse"; "they are near equals"; "a near disaster"; "a near escape"; "a close election"
00328384 00 s 02 marginal 0 narrow 0 001 & 00327986 a 0000 | "a marginal victory"; "a narrow escape"
00328487 00 s 01 moral(a) 0 001 & 00327986 a 0000 | based on strong likelihood or firm conviction rather than actual evidence: "a moral certainty"
00328636 00 s 01 nearby 0 001 & 00327986 a 0000 | "the nearby towns"
00328707 00 s 01 nearer 0 001 & 00327986 a 0000 | less distant in space: "we walked to the nearer house"
00328814 00 s 04 neighbor 0 neighbour 0 neighboring(a) 0 neighbouring(a) 0 001 & 00327986 a 0000 | situated near one another: "neighbor states"
00328960 00 s 01 nigh 0 001 & 00327986 a 0000 | near in space or time
00329032 00 s 01 virtual(a) 0 001 & 00327986 a 0000 | being such in essence or effect though not in actual fact: "a virtual dependence on charity"
00329181 00 s 02 warm 0 hot 0 001 & 00327986 a 0000 | of a seeker: near to the object sought; "you're getting warm"
00329299 00 a 01 distant 1 008 & 00329545 a 0000 & 00329612 a 0000 & 00329759 a 0000 & 00329895 a 0000 & 00330014 a 0000 & 00330167 a 0000 = 03536009 n 0000 ! 00330308 a 0101 | separated in space or time: "the distant past"; "distant villages"
00329545 00 s 01 away(p) 0 001 & 00329299 a 0000 | "a mile away"
00329612 00 s 01 deep 0 001 & 00329299 a 0000 | far distant in time or space: "deep in the past"; "deep in enemy territory"; "deep in the woods"
00329759 00 s 03 extreme 0 furthest 0 most_distant 0 001 & 00329299 a 0000 | most remote in any direction: "the extreme edge of town"
00329895 00 s 01 far-flung 0 001 & 00329299 a 0000 | widely spread or distributed: "far-flung corners of the Empire"
00330014 00 s 01 out-of-town 0 001 & 00329299 a 0000 | happening in or being of another town or city: "an out-of-town tryout"; "an out-of-town school"
00330167 00 s 02 yonder 0 yon 0 001 & 00329299 a 0000 | distant but within sight: "yonder valley"; "the hills yonder"; "what's yon place?"
00330308 00 a 01 close 1 016 & 00330787 a 0000 & 00330984 a 0000 & 00331287 a 0000 & 00331471 a 0000 & 00331616 a 0000 & 00331809 a 0000 & 00331948 a 0000 & 00332059 a 0000 & 00332196 a 0000 & 00332339 a 0000 & 00332538 a 0000 & 00332669 a 0000 & 00332798 a 0000 = 03536009 n 0000 ! 00329299 a 0101 & 00331129 a 0000 | at or within a short distance in space or time or having elements near each other: "close to noon"; "how close are we to town?"; "a close formation of ships"
00330787 00 s 05 adjacent 0 juxtaposed 0 next 0 cheek_by_jowl(p) 0 side_by_side(p) 0 001 & 00330308 a 0000 | without intervening space or substance: "adjacent garden plots"; "the boy next to me"
00330984 00 s 04 ambient 0 encompassing 0 enveloping 0 surrounding(a) 0 001 & 00330308 a 0000 | closely enveloping or surrounding on all sides
00331129 00 s 02 appressed 0 adpressed 0 001 & 00330308 a 0000 | pressed close to or lying flat against something: "appressed hairs along the plant's stem"
00331287 00 s 02 approximate 0 close_together(p) 0 001 & 00330308 a 0000 | located close together: "with heads close together"; "approximate leaves grow together but are not united"
00331471 00 s 02 at_hand(p) 1 imminent 0 001 & 00330308 a 0000 | close in time; about to occur: "in imminent danger"; "retribution is at hand"
00331616 00 s 04 at_hand(p) 2 close_by(p) 0 close-by(a) 0 close_at_hand 0 001 & 00330308 a 0000 | close in space; within reach: "the close-by town"; "the town is close by (or close at hand)"
00331809 00 s 01 close-hauled 0 001 & 00330308 a 0000 | (nautical) having the sails trimmed for sailing as close to the wind as possible
00331948 00 s 01 close-set 0 001 & 00330308 a 0000 | set close together: "close-set eyes"; "close-set teeth"
00332059 00 s 01 closer 0 001 & 00330308 a 0000 | comparative of "close"; indicating that one of two that is the shorter distance away
00332196 00 s 01 closest 0 001 & 00330308 a 0000 | superlative of "close"; indicating that one of several that is the shortest distance away
00332339 00 s 02 contiguous 0 immediate 0 001 & 00330308 a 0000 | very close or connected in space or time: "contiguous events"; "immediate contact"; "the immediate vicinity"; "the immediate past"
00332538 00 s 02 hand-to-hand 0 at_close_quarters(p) 0 001 & 00330308 a 0000 | close to one's adversary: "hand-to-hand fighting"
00332669 00 s 02 near 0 proximate 0 001 & 00330308 a 0000 | very close in space or time: "proximate words"; "proximate houses"
00332798 00 s 01 walk-to(a) 0 001 & 00330308 a 0000 | close enough to be walked to: "the factory with the big parking lot...is more convenient than the walk-to factory"
00332969 00 a 01 distant 2 005 & 00333153 a 0000 & 00333407 a 0000 & 00333520 a 0000 & 00333634 a 0000 ! 00333759 a 0101 | far apart in relevance or relationship: "a distant cousin"
00333153 00 s 03 far 0 remote 1 removed(p) 1 001 & 00332969 a 0000 | far apart in resemblence or nature: "a distant (or remote) likeness"; "a far cry from what we hoped for"; "the far right"; "considerations entirely removed (or remote) from politics"
00333407 00 s 01 loosely_knit 0 001 & 00332969 a 0000 | not closely bound by immaterial (social or legal) ties
00333520 00 s 01 removed(p) 2 001 & 00332969 a 0000 | of a younger or older generation: "a cousin once removed"
00333634 00 s 01 ulterior 0 001 & 00332969 a 0000 | more distant: "without...any purpose, immediate or ulterior"- G.B.Shaw
00333759 00 a 01 close 2 009 & 00334044 a 0000 & 00334189 a 0000 & 00334269 a 0000 & 00334415 a 0000 & 00334639 a 0000 & 00334823 a 0000 & 00334973 a 0000 & 00335115 a 0000 ! 00332969 a 0101 | close in relevance or relationship: "we are all...in close sympathy with..."; "close kin"
00334044 00 s 01 approximate 0 001 & 00333759 a 0000 | very close in resemblance: "a close resemblance"; "sketched in an approximate likeness"
00334189 00 s 02 boon 0 convivial 0 001 & 00333759 a 0000 | "boon companions"
00334269 00 s 02 bosom(a) 0 intimate 0 001 & 00333759 a 0000 | very close in friendship or affection: "a bosom buddy"; "an intimate friendship"
00334415 00 s 02 chummy 0 thick(p) 0 001 & 00333759 a 0000 | (used informally) associated on close terms: "a close friend"; "the bartender was chummy with the regular customers"; "the two were thick as thieves for months"
00334639 00 s 02 close-knit 0 closely-knit 0 001 & 00333759 a 0000 | bound together by intimate ties, social or cultural or political: "a close family"; "close-knit little villages"
00334823 00 s 01 confidential 0 001 & 00333759 a 0000 | denoting confidence or intimacy: "a confidential approach"; "in confidential tone of voice"
00334973 00 s 03 dear 0 good 0 near 0 001 & 00333759 a 0000 | with or in a close relationship: "a good friend"; "those near and dear to me"
00335115 00 s 01 familiar 0 001 & 00333759 a 0000 | close in friendship: "on familiar terms"
00335210 00 a 01 cousinly 0 002 & 00335328 a 0000 ! 00335451 a 0101 | like or befitting a cousin: "a cousinly kiss"
00335328 00 s 01 avuncular 0 001 & 00335210 a 0000 | like an uncle in kindness or indulgence: "showed avuncular concern"
00335451 00 a 01 uncousinly 0 001 ! 00335210 a 0101 | not befitting a cousin
00335530 00 a 01 clothed 0 025 & 00336014 a 0000 & 00336143 a 0000 & 00336452 a 0000 ^ 00046297 a 0000 & 00336587 a 0000 & 00336687 a 0000 & 00336793 a 0000 & 00336904 a 0000 & 00336980 a 0000 & 00337100 a 0000 & 00337180 a 0000 & 00337239 a 0000 & 00337416 a 0000 & 00337495 a 0000 & 00337603 a 0000 & 00337729 a 0000 & 00337810 a 0000 & 00337950 a 0000 & 00338104 a 0000 & 00338178 a 0000 & 00338270 a 0000 & 00338394 a 0000 & 00338491 a 0000 & 00338618 a 0000 ! 00338727 a 0101
00336014 00 s 04 adorned(p) 0 bedecked(p) 0 decked(p) 0 decked_out(p) 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | clothed or adorned with finery
00336143 00 s 08 appareled 0 attired 0 clad 0 dressed 0 garbed 0 garmented 0 habilimented 0 robed 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | "the elegantly attired gentleman"; "nurses clad in white"; "neatly dressed workers"; "monks garbed in hooded robes"; "professors robed in crimson"; "crimson-robed Harvard professors"
00336452 00 s 02 arrayed 0 panoplied 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | in ceremonial attire and paraphernalia: "professors arrayed in robes"
00336587 00 s 03 breeched 0 pantalooned 0 trousered 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | dressed in trousers
00336687 00 s 01 bundled-up 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | dressed warmly: "bundled-up sailors and soldiers"
00336793 00 s 01 caparisoned 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | clothed in finery esp a horse in ornamental trappings
00336904 00 s 01 cassocked 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | dressed in a cassock
00336980 00 s 01 costumed 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | dressed in clothing characteristic of a period, country, or class
00337100 00 s 01 decent 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | informal: "are you decent?"
00337180 00 s 01 dight 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | archaic
00337239 00 s 06 dressed-up 0 dressed_to_the_nines(p) 0 dressed_to_kill(p) 0 dolled_up 0 spruced_up 0 spiffed_up 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | dressed in fancy or formal clothing
00337416 00 s 01 gowned 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | "beautifully gowned women"
00337495 00 s 01 habited 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | dressed in a habit: "the habited men of the monastery"
00337603 00 s 01 heavy-coated 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | wearing a heavy coat: "heavy-coated policemen astride noble horses"
00337729 00 s 01 overdressed 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | dressed too elaborately
00337810 00 s 01 petticoated 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | wearing or furnished with a petticoat: "petticoated ladies"; "a petticoated table"
00337950 00 s 02 red-coated 0 lobster-backed 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | used of British soldiers during the Revolutionary War because of their red coats
00338104 00 s 01 surpliced 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | wearing a surplice
00338178 00 s 01 togged 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | (informal) dressed esp in smart clothes
00338270 00 s 01 turned_out 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | dressed well or smartly: "the girls were well turned out and smart"
00338394 00 s 01 underdressed 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | inadequately or too informally clothed
00338491 00 s 01 uniformed 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | dressed in a uniform: "uniformed policemen lined the President's route"
00338618 00 s 01 vestmented 0 001 & 00335530 a 0000 | dressed in ceremonial garments esp clerical vestment
00338727 00 a 01 unclothed 0 016 & 00339051 a 0000 & 00339189 a 0000 & 00339369 a 0000 & 00339515 a 0000 & 00339731 a 0000 & 00339805 a 0000 & 00340011 a 0000 & 00340197 a 0000 & 00340282 a 0000 ^ 00050858 a 0000 & 00340335 a 0000 & 00340449 a 0000 ! 00335530 a 0101 & 00339647 a 0000 & 00339901 a 0000 & 00340144 a 0000
00339051 00 s 04 bare 0 au_naturel(p) 0 naked 0 nude 0 001 & 00338727 a 0000 | "bare bodies"; "naked from the waste up"; "a nude model"
00339189 00 s 09 bare-assed 0 bare-ass 0 in_the_altogether 0 in_the_buff 0 in_the_raw 0 raw 0 peeled 0 naked_as_a_jaybird 0 stark_naked 0 001 & 00338727 a 0000 | used informally
00339369 00 s 02 bareheaded 0 bared 0 001 & 00338727 a 0000 | having the head uncovered: "caught bareheaded by the downpour"; "with bared head"
00339515 00 s 02 bare-legged 0 barelegged 0 001 & 00338727 a 0000 | having the legs uncovered: "barelegged children on the beach"
00339647 00 s 03 clothesless 0 garmentless 0 raimentless 0 001 & 00338727 a 0000
00339731 00 s 02 en_dishabille 0 in_dishabille 0 001 & 00338727 a 0000
00339805 00 s 02 exposed 0 uncovered 0 001 & 00338727 a 0000 | "her partially exposed breast"
00339901 00 s 03 half-clothed 0 scantily_clad 0 underclothed 0 001 & 00338727 a 0000 | inadequately clothed
00340011 00 s 03 mother-naked 0 naked_as_the_day_one_was_born 0 in_one's_birthday_suit 0 001 & 00338727 a 0000 | naked as at birth
00340144 00 s 01 seminude 0 001 & 00338727 a 0000
00340197 00 s 01 starkers 0 001 & 00338727 a 0000 | (British informal) stark naked
00340449 00 s 01 without_a_stitch 0 001 & 00338727 a 0000
00340510 00 a 01 saddled 0 001 ! 00340660 a 0101 | having a saddle on or being mounted on a saddled animal: "saddled and spurred and ready to ride"
00340660 00 a 01 unsaddled 0 002 & 00340748 a 0000 ! 00340510 a 0101 | with no saddle
00340748 00 s 02 bareback 0 barebacked 0 001 & 00340660 a 0000 | riding without a saddle: "a bareback rider"
00340859 00 a 01 sunny 0 005 & 00340981 a 0000 & 00341080 a 0000 & 00341182 a 0000 ! 00341413 a 0101 & 00341297 a 0000
00340981 00 s 03 bright 0 shiny 0 sunshiny 0 001 & 00340859 a 0000 | "when it is warm and shiny"
00341080 00 s 01 clear 0 001 & 00340859 a 0000 | free from mist and haze and dust: "on a clear day"
00341182 00 s 03 fair 0 unclouded 0 cloudless 0 001 & 00340859 a 0000 | "fair and warm"; "under a cloudless sky"
00341297 00 s 01 serene 0 001 & 00340859 a 0000 | completely clear and fine: "serene skies and a bright blue sea"
00341413 00 a 01 cloudy 0 008 & 00341590 a 0000 & 00341732 a 0000 & 00341821 a 0000 & 00341885 a 0000 & 00341982 a 0000 & 00342056 a 0000 & 00342147 a 0000 ! 00340859 a 0101
00341590 00 s 04 brumous 0 foggy 0 hazy 0 misty 0 001 & 00341413 a 0000 | filled or abounding with fog or mist: "a brumous October morning"
00341732 00 s 04 cloud-covered 0 clouded 0 overcast 0 sunless 0 001 & 00341413 a 0000
00341821 00 s 02 cloudlike 0 nebular 0 001 & 00341413 a 0000
00341885 00 s 04 dark 0 heavy 0 lowering 0 threatening 0 001 & 00341413 a 0000 | "a heavy sky"
00341982 00 s 04 gray 0 grey 0 leaden 0 sullen 0 001 & 00341413 a 0000
00342056 00 s 03 miasmal 0 miasmic 0 vaporous 0 001 & 00341413 a 0000 | "a vaporous bog"
00342147 00 s 01 smoggy 0 001 & 00341413 a 0000
00342198 00 a 01 coastal 0 007 & 00342469 a 0000 & 00342615 a 0000 & 00342887 a 0000 & 00343061 a 0000 & 00343192 a 0000 ! 00343396 a 0101 & 00342706 a 0000 | located on or near or bordering on a coast: "coastal marshes"; "coastal waters"; "the Atlantic coastal plain"
00342469 00 s 01 coastwise 0 001 & 00342198 a 0000 | along or following a coast: "coastal shipping"; "coastwise winds contributed to the storm"
00342615 00 s 01 inshore 0 001 & 00342198 a 0000 | close to a shore: "inshore fisheries"
00342706 00 s 01 maritime 0 001 & 00342198 a 0000 | bordering on or living or characteristic of those near the sea: "a maritime province"; "maritime farmers"; "maritime cultures"
00342887 00 s 02 seaboard(a) 0 seaside(a) 0 001 & 00342198 a 0000 | pertaining to or located on or near the seacoast: "coastal towns"; "seaboard towns"; "seaside cottages"
00343061 00 s 02 seashore(a) 0 shore(a) 0 001 & 00342198 a 0000 | "seashore resorts"; "a shore dinner"; "a marine on shore duty"
00343192 00 s 01 seaward 0 001 & 00342198 a 0000 | directed or situated away from inland regions and toward the sea or coast: "from the hill he took a seaward course"; "on the seaward side of the road"
00343396 00 a 01 inland 0 003 & 00343529 a 0000 & 00343641 a 0000 ! 00342198 a 0101 | situated away from an area's coast or border
00343529 00 s 04 interior 0 midland 0 up-country 0 upcountry 0 001 & 00343396 a 0000 | "up-country districts"
00343641 00 s 01 landlocked 0 001 & 00343396 a 0000 | surrounded entirely or almost entirely by land: "a landlocked country"
00343768 00 a 03 inshore 0 onshore 4 seaward 4 001 ! 00343957 a 0101 | (of winds and weather) coming from the sea toward the land: "an inshore breeze"; "an onshore gale"; "seaward winds"
00343957 00 a 01 offshore 0 001 ! 00343768 a 0101 | (of winds and weather) coming from the land: "offshore winds"
00344073 00 a 01 coherent 0 005 & 00344300 a 0000 & 00344514 a 0000 ^ 01090953 a 0000 ^ 01475203 a 0000 ! 00344631 a 0101 | marked by an orderly, logical, and aesthetically consistent relation of parts: "a coherent argument"
00344300 00 s 04 consistent 0 logical 0 ordered 0 orderly 0 001 & 00344073 a 0000 | marked by an orderly, logical, and aesthetically consistent relation of parts: "a logical argument"; "the orderly presentation"
00344514 00 s 01 seamless 0 001 & 00344073 a 0000 | perfectly consistent and coherent: "the novel's seamless plot"
00344631 00 a 01 incoherent 0 004 & 00344818 a 0000 ^ 01091748 a 0000 ^ 01475774 a 0000 ! 00344073 a 0101 | without logical or meaningful connection: "a turgid incoherent presentation"
00345085 00 a 02 collapsible 0 collapsable 0 005 & 00345291 a 0000 & 00345386 a 0000 & 00345538 a 0000 ^ 00772629 a 0000 ! 00345674 a 0101 | capable of collapsing or being collapsed: "a collapsible boat"
00345291 00 s 03 foldable 0 foldaway 0 folding(a) 0 001 & 00345085 a 0000 | "a foldaway bed"
00345386 00 s 01 telescopic 0 001 & 00345085 a 0000 | having parts that slide one within another: "a telescopic antenna"; "a telescopic drinking cup"
00345538 00 s 01 tip-up 0 001 & 00345085 a 0000 | constructed so as to tip up or out of the way: "the little tip-up seat of the taxi"
00345674 00 a 02 noncollapsible 0 noncollapsable 0 002 & 00345768 a 0000 ! 00345085 a 0101
00345768 00 s 02 nontelescopic 0 nontelescoping 0 001 & 00345674 a 0000
00345843 00 a 01 crannied 0 001 ! 00345982 a 0101 | having small chinks or crannies esp in or between rocks or stones: "a crannied wall"
00345982 00 a 02 uncrannied 0 smooth 4 001 ! 00345843 a 0101 | without chinks or crannies
00346074 00 a 01 collective 0 008 & 00346255 a 0000 & 00346433 a 0000 & 00346539 a 0000 & 00346664 a 0000 ^ 01011286 a 0000 ^ 01621769 a 0000 ^ 01875878 a 0000 ! 00346821 a 0101
00346255 00 s 05 agglomerate 0 agglomerated 0 agglomerative 0 aggregate 2 clustered 0 001 & 00346074 a 0000 | clustered together but not coherent: "an agglomerated flower head
00346433 00 s 03 aggregate 1 aggregative 0 mass 0 001 & 00346074 a 0000 | tending to gather into a mass
00346539 00 s 03 assembled 2 built(a) 0 made-up 0 001 & 00346074 a 0000 | formed by fitting or joining components together
00346664 00 s 01 collectivized 0 001 & 00346074 a 0000 | characterized by the principle of ownership by the state or the people of the means of production
00346821 00 a 01 distributive 0 008 & 00347048 a 0000 & 00347132 a 0000 & 00347271 a 0000 & 00347431 a 0000 & 00347730 a 0000 ^ 01877716 a 0000 ^ 00397427 a 0000 ! 00346074 a 0101 | serving to distribute or allot or disperse
00347048 00 s 03 allocable 0 allocatable 0 apportionable 0 001 & 00346821 a 0000
00347271 00 s 03 permeant 0 permeating 0 permeative 0 001 & 00346821 a 0000 | spreading throughout: "armed with permeative irony...he punctures affectations"
00347431 00 s 01 separative 0 001 & 00346821 a 0000 | (of a word) referring singly and without exception to the members of a group: "`each,' `every,' `either,' `neither,' and `none' are distributive"; or referring to a single member of a group: "`which' in `which one of the men' is distributive"
00347730 00 s 01 suffusive 0 001 & 00346821 a 0000 | spreading through: "suffusive purple light"
00347829 00 a 01 publicized 0 005 & 00347991 a 0000 & 00348103 a 0000 & 00348223 a 0000 & 00348323 a 0000 ! 00348435 a 0101 | made known; esp made widely known
00347991 00 s 01 advertised 0 001 & 00347829 a 0000 | called to public attention: "these advertised products"
00348103 00 s 02 broadcast 0 aired 0 001 & 00347829 a 0000 | made public by radio or television: "the broadcast news"
00348223 00 s 01 heralded 0 001 & 00347829 a 0000 | "the royal couple's much heralded world tour"
00348323 00 s 02 promulgated 0 published 0 001 & 00347829 a 0000 | formally made public: "published accounts"
00348435 00 a 01 suppressed 0 004 & 00348572 a 0000 & 00348660 a 0000 & 00348771 a 0000 ! 00347829 a 0101 | kept from public knowledge
00348572 00 s 01 burked(p) 0 001 & 00348435 a 0000 | suppressed quietly or indirectly
00348660 00 s 01 hushed-up 0 001 & 00348435 a 0000 | used of reports: "hushed-up stories sometimes leak out"
00348771 00 s 01 unreleased 0 001 & 00348435 a 0000 | not (or not yet) made available for distribution or publication: "someone leaked the unreleased announcement"; "a film that remained unreleased for years"
00348982 00 a 01 published 0 001 ! 00349124 a 0101 | prepared and printed for distribution and sale: "the complete published works Dickens"
00349124 00 a 01 unpublished 0 001 ! 00348982 a 0101 | not published: "unpublished letters and diaries"
00349230 00 a 01 reported 0 002 & 00349371 a 0000 ! 00349495 a 0101 | made known or presented in a formal account: "the reported findings"
00349371 00 s 01 reportable 0 001 & 00349230 a 0000 | meriting report: "years of research produced no reportable results"
00349495 00 a 01 unreported 0 001 ! 00349230 a 0101 | not reported: "unreported results"
00349586 00 a 01 combinative 0 004 & 00349696 a 0000 & 00349768 a 0000 ^ 01011286 a 0000 ! 00349868 a 0101
00349696 00 s 02 combinatorial 0 combinatory 1 001 & 00349586 a 0000
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00349868 00 a 01 noncombinative 0 002 & 00349945 a 0000 ! 00349586 a 0101
00349945 00 s 01 noncombining 0 001 & 00349868 a 0000
00350002 00 a 01 combustible 0 007 & 00350166 a 0000 & 00350269 a 0000 & 00350371 a 0000 & 00350438 a 0000 & 00350703 a 0000 ! 00350813 a 0101 & 00350529 a 0000
00350166 00 s 05 burnable 0 flammable 0 ignitable 0 ignitible 0 inflammable 0 001 & 00350002 a 0000
00350269 00 s 03 comburent 0 comburant 0 combustive 0 001 & 00350002 a 0000 | supporting combustion
00350371 00 s 02 detonative 0 explosive 0 001 & 00350002 a 0000
00350438 00 s 01 ignescent 0 001 & 00350002 a 0000 | can emit sparks or burst into flame
00350529 00 s 01 incendiary 0 001 & 00350002 a 0000 | capable of catching fire spontaneously or causing fires or burning readily: "an incendiary agent"; "incendiary bombs"
00350703 00 s 01 peaty 0 001 & 00350002 a 0000 | like peat; rich in combustible carbonized vegetable matter
00350813 00 a 02 noncombustible 0 incombustible 0 006 & 00350978 a 0000 & 00351083 a 0000 & 00351142 a 0000 & 00351215 a 0000 & 00351272 a 0000 ! 00350002 a 0101
00350978 00 s 04 fireproof 0 fire-resistant 0 fire-resisting 0 fire-resistive 0 001 & 00350813 a 0000
00351083 00 s 01 fire-retardant 0 001 & 00350813 a 0000
00351142 00 s 02 flameproof 0 flame-retardant 0 001 & 00350813 a 0000
00351215 00 s 01 nonexplosive 0 001 & 00350813 a 0000
00351272 00 s 01 nonflammable 0 001 & 00350813 a 0000 | not easily ignited
00351349 00 a 01 lighted 0 003 & 00351459 a 0000 & 00351739 a 0000 ! 00351838 a 0101 | set afire or burning
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00351739 00 s 04 ignited 0 enkindled 0 kindled 0 lit 0 001 & 00351349 a 0000 | "the lit candles"
00351838 00 a 01 unlighted 0 002 & 00351935 a 0000 ! 00351349 a 0101 | not set fire or burning
00351935 00 s 02 unkindled 0 unlit 0 001 & 00351838 a 0000 | not ignited: "the table was bare; the fire unlit"
00352048 00 a 01 commodious 0 003 & 00352139 a 0000 & 00352209 a 0000 ! 00352302 a 0101
00352139 00 s 01 convenient 0 001 & 00352048 a 0000 | archaic usage
00352209 00 s 03 roomy 0 large 0 spacious 0 001 & 00352048 a 0000 | of buildings and rooms
00352302 00 a 01 incommodious 0 002 & 00352377 a 0000 ! 00352048 a 0101
00352377 00 s 04 cramped 0 constricted 0 inconvenient 0 uncomfortably_small 0 001 & 00352302 a 0000 | "cramped quarters"
00352500 00 a 01 comfortable 0 006 & 00352739 a 0000 & 00352805 a 0000 & 00352965 a 0000 & 00353124 a 0000 = 08728599 n 0000 ! 00353224 a 0101 | providing or experiencing ease or well-being: "comfortable clothes"; "are you comfortable?"
00352739 00 s 01 comfy 0 001 & 00352500 a 0000 | informal usage
00352805 00 s 03 cozy 0 cosy 0 snug 0 001 & 00352500 a 0000 | enjoying or affording comforting warmth and shelter: "a cozy nook near the fire"; "snug in bed"
00352965 00 s 04 homelike 0 homely 0 homey 0 homy 0 001 & 00352500 a 0000 | having a feeling of home; cozy and comfortable: "the homely everyday atmosphere"
00353124 00 s 03 relaxing 0 reposeful 0 restful 0 001 & 00352500 a 0000 | contributing to comfort
00353224 00 a 01 uncomfortable 0 006 & 00353410 a 0000 & 00353505 a 0000 & 00353660 a 0000 & 00353785 a 0000 = 08728599 n 0000 ! 00352500 a 0101 | providing or experiencing discomfort
00353410 00 s 01 comfortless 0 001 & 00353224 a 0000 | without comfort: "a comfortless room"
00353505 00 s 01 disquieting 0 001 & 00353224 a 0000 | causing psychological discomfort: "an uncomfortable way of surprising me just when I feel surest"
00353785 00 s 02 miserable 0 wretched 0 001 & 00353224 a 0000 | characterized by misery: "a wet miserable weekend"; "spent a wretched night on the floor"
00353941 00 a 01 commensurate 0 005 & 00354070 a 0000 & 00354184 a 0000 & 00354323 a 0000 ^ 00662793 a 0000 ! 00354611 a 0101
00354070 00 s 03 coextensive 0 conterminous 0 coterminous 0 001 & 00353941 a 0000 | of equal extent or duration
00354184 00 s 01 commensurable 0 001 & 00353941 a 0000 | able to be measured by a common standard: "hours and minutes are commensurable"
00354323 00 s 04 corresponding 0 commensurate_with(p) 0 proportionate 0 in_proportion_to 0 001 & 00353941 a 0000 | agreeing in amount, magnitude, or degree: "pay should be commensurate with the time worked"; "the figures are large but the corresponding totals next year will be larger"
00354611 00 a 01 incommensurate 0 004 & 00354724 a 0000 & 00354829 a 0000 ^ 00664776 a 0000 ! 00353941 a 0101
00354724 00 s 01 disproportionate 0 001 & 00354611 a 0000 | "a reward incommensurate with his efforts"
00354829 00 s 01 incommensurable 0 001 & 00354611 a 0000 | not having a common factor
00354917 00 a 01 proportionate 0 005 & 00355268 a 0000 & 00355072 a 0000 & 00355200 a 0000 & 00355268 a 0000 ! 00355510 a 0101 | being in due proportion
00355072 00 s 01 per_capita 0 001 & 00354917 a 0000 | per person: "among the states Connecticut has a high per capita income"
00355200 00 s 01 proportionable 0 001 & 00354917 a 0000 | archaic
00355268 00 s 03 proportional 0 relative 0 relative_to(p) 0 001 & 00354917 a 0000 | properly related in size or degree or other measurable characteristics: "punishment out to be proportional to the crime"; "earnings relative to production"
00355510 00 a 02 disproportionate 0 disproportional 0 001 ! 00354917 a 0101 | out of proportion
00355608 00 a 01 commercial 0 008 & 00355943 a 0000 & 00356095 a 0000 & 00356222 a 0000 & 00356433 a 0000 & 00356610 a 0000 & 00356873 a 0000 = 00604640 n 0000 ! 00357033 a 0101 | connected with or engaged in or sponsored by or used in commerce or commercial enterprises: "commercial trucker"; "commercial TV"; "commercial diamonds"
00355943 00 s 01 commercialized 0 001 & 00355608 a 0000 | organized principally for financial gain: "Christmas has become a commercialized spectacle"
00356095 00 s 02 mercantile 0 business(a) 0 001 & 00355608 a 0000 | "the mercantle North was forging ahead"_ Van Wyck Brooks
00356222 00 s 04 profit-oriented 0 mercantile 2 mercenary 0 moneymaking(a) 0 001 & 00355608 a 0000 | "a commercial book"; "preached a mercantile and militant patriotism"- John Buchan; "a mercenary enterprise"
00356433 00 s 01 technical 1 001 & 00355608 a 0000 | (chem) of production of chemicals for commercial purposes esp on a large scale: "technical (or commercial) sulfuric acid"
00356610 00 s 01 technical 2 001 & 00355608 a 0000 | resulting from or dependent on market factors rather than fundamental economic considerations: "analysts content that the stock market is due for a technical rally"; "the fall is only a technical correction"
00356873 00 s 01 trade(a) 0 001 & 00355608 a 0000 | relating to or used in or intended for trade or commerce: "a trade fair"; "trade journals"; "trade goods"
00357033 00 a 01 noncommercial 0 005 & 00357220 a 0000 & 00357322 a 0000 & 00357472 a 0000 = 00604640 n 0000 ! 00355608 a 0101 | not connected with or engaged in commercial enterprises
00357220 00 s 02 nonprofit 0 non-profit-making 0 001 & 00357033 a 0000 | not commercially motivated
00357322 00 s 01 uncommercial 0 001 & 00357033 a 0000 | not conducive to commercial success: "might prove arty and hence uncommercial"- H.E.Clurman
00357472 00 s 01 uncommercialized 0 001 & 00357033 a 0000
00357533 00 a 01 residential 0 001 ! 00357741 a 0101 | used or designed for residence or limited to residences: "a residential hotel"; "a residential quarter"; "a residential college"; "residential zoning"
00357741 00 a 01 nonresidential 0 001 ! 00357533 a 0101 | not residential: "the commercial or nonresidential areas of a town"; "community colleges are typically nonresidential"
00357920 00 a 01 commissioned 0 001 ! 00358081 a 0101 | of military officers; holding by virtue of a commission a rank of second lieutenant or ensign or above
00358081 00 a 01 noncommissioned 0 002 & 00358216 a 0000 ! 00357920 a 0101 | of military officers; appointed from enlisted personnel
00358216 00 s 01 enlisted(a) 0 001 & 00358081 a 0000 | "an enlisted man"
00358291 00 a 01 common 1 007 & 00358466 a 0000 & 00358601 a 0000 & 00358751 a 0000 ^ 00359612 a 0000 ^ 01279373 a 0000 = 03375700 n 0000 ! 00358911 a 0101 | to be expected
00358466 00 s 01 frequent 0 001 & 00358291 a 0000 | "a common complaint"; "unfortunately, using `lay' for `lie' is a frequent error"
00358601 00 s 01 ordinary 2 001 & 00358291 a 0000 | lacking special distinction, rank, or status: "common people"; "the ordinary man in the street"
00358751 00 s 03 standard 0 stock(a) 0 usual 2 001 & 00358291 a 0000 | of no special quality: "a common brand of soap"; "the standard excuse"; "a stock item"
00358911 00 a 01 uncommon 0 006 & 00359117 a 0000 & 00359461 a 0000 ^ 01280903 a 0000 ^ 00360216 a 0000 = 03375700 n 0000 ! 00358291 a 0101 | outside the normally expected: "an uncommon liking for money"
00359117 00 s 04 especial(a) 0 exceptional 0 particular(a) 0 special 0 001 & 00358911 a 0000 | surpassing what is common or usual: "he paid especial attention to her"; "exceptional kindness"; "a matter of particular and unusual importance"; "a special occasion"; "a special reason to confide in her"; "what's so special about the year 2000?"
00359461 00 s 02 rare 0 unwonted 0 001 & 00358911 a 0000 | not frequently used or experienced: "a rare word"; "an unwonted softness in her old face"
00359612 00 a 01 usual 0 005 & 00359891 a 0000 & 00360053 a 0000 ^ 00358291 a 0000 = 03375946 n 0000 ! 00360216 a 0101 | commonly encountered or experienced: "grew the usual vegetables"; "the usual summer heat"; "came at the usual time"; "the usual expression of appreciation"
00359891 00 s 03 common 0 familiar 0 ordinary 1 001 & 00359612 a 0000 | commonly encountered: "a common complaint"; "a familiar excuse"; "just an ordinary day"
00360053 00 s 02 customary 0 regular 0 001 & 00359612 a 0000 | in accord with usage or custom or habit: "took his customary morning walk"; "her regular bedtime"
00360216 00 a 02 unusual 0 extraordinary 4 007 & 00360748 a 0000 & 00360915 a 0000 & 00361134 a 0000 ^ 00358911 a 0000 = 03375946 n 0000 ! 00359612 a 0101 & 00360522 a 0000 | not usual or common or ordinary: "unusual beauty"; "had unusual ability"; "cruel and unusual punishment"; "an unusual meteorite"
00360522 00 s 01 different 0 001 & 00360216 a 0000 | differing from all others; out of the ordinary: "advertising that strives continually to be different"; "this new music is certainly different but I don't really like it"
00360748 00 s 02 odd 0 unco 0 001 & 00360216 a 0000 | very unusual; not easily explained: "it is odd that his name is never mentioned"; "`unco' is chiefly Scottish"
00360915 00 s 02 other 0 strange 0 001 & 00360216 a 0000 | of an unusual character or quality: "a strange exaltation that was indefinable"; "a strange, other dimension...where his powers seemed to fail"- Lance Morrow
00361134 00 s 01 uncommon 0 001 & 00360216 a 0000
00361187 00 a 01 flowering 0 003 & 00361348 a 0000 & 00361443 a 0000 ! 00361618 a 0101 | producing or having flowers: "a flowering branch"; "flowering plants"
00361348 00 s 01 blooming 0 001 & 00361187 a 0000 | "a field carpeted with blooming violets"
00361443 00 s 03 flowery 0 bloomy 0 blossomy 0 001 & 00361187 a 0000 | abounding in or covered with flowers: "flowering meadows"; "a flowery field"; "a bloomy sunlit slope"
00361618 00 a 02 flowerless 0 bloomless 0 001 ! 00361187 a 0101 | producing or having no flowers or only unnoticeable ones
00361743 00 a 01 hydrophobic 0 001 ! 00361895 a 0101 | (chem) lacking affinity for water; tending not to dissolve in, mix with, or be wetted by water
00361895 00 a 01 hydrophilic 0 002 & 00362069 a 0000 ! 00361743 a 0101 | (chem) having a strong affinity for water; tending to dissolve in, mix with, or be wetted by water
00362069 00 s 01 deliquescent 0 001 & 00361895 a 0000 | (esp of certain salts) becoming liquid by absorbing moisture from the air
00362201 00 a 01 oleophilic 0 002 & 00362334 a 0000 ! 00362440 a 0101 | (chem) having a strong affinity for oils rather than water
00362334 00 s 02 lipophilic 0 lipotropic 0 001 & 00362201 a 0000 | (chem) having an affinity for lipids
00362440 00 a 01 oleophobic 0 001 ! 00362201 a 0101 | lacking affinity for oils
00362522 00 a 01 common 2 007 & 00362848 a 0000 & 00363033 a 0000 & 00363173 a 0000 & 00363322 a 0000 ^ 01621769 a 0000 = 03361132 n 0000 ! 00363459 a 0101 | relating to the community as a whole; esp belonging to or participated in by two or more: "a common culture"; "a common effort"; "common knowledge"; "common opinion"
00362848 00 s 03 communal 0 community(a) 1 group(a) 0 001 & 00362522 a 0000 | done by or owned equally by two or more: "a group discussion"; "a communal effort"; "community property"
00363033 00 s 02 community(a) 2 public 0 001 & 00362522 a 0000 | of the community as a whole: "the public welfare"; "community interests"
00363173 00 s 02 demotic 0 popular 0 001 & 00362522 a 0000 | of the common people: "demotic speech"; "demotic entertainments"; "the popular press"
00363322 00 s 01 socialized 0 001 & 00362522 a 0000 | under group or government control: "socialized ownership"; "socialized medicine"
00363459 00 a 01 individual 0 009 & 00363722 a 0000 & 00363926 a 0000 & 00364115 a 0000 & 00364361 a 0000 & 00364584 a 0000 ^ 01620306 a 0000 = 03360197 n 0000 ! 00362522 a 0101 & 00364263 a 0000 | of, relating to, or characteristic of a single person or thing
00363722 00 s 02 distinct 0 separate 1 001 & 00363459 a 0000 | separate or distinct from others: "on two distinct occasions"; "pegged down each separate branch to the earth"; "individual drops of rain"
00363926 00 s 01 idiosyncratic 0 001 & 00363459 a 0000 | peculiar to the individual: "we all have our own idiosyncratic gestures"; "Michelangelo's highly idiosyncratic style of painting"
00364115 00 s 02 individualist 0 individualistic 0 001 & 00363459 a 0000 | marked by or expressing individuality: "an individual way of dressing"
00364263 00 s 01 particular(a) 0 001 & 00363459 a 0000 | "an exception in this particular case"
00364361 00 s 03 respective(a) 0 several(a) 0 various(p) 0 001 & 00363459 a 0000 | "they went their individual ways"; "the respective club members"; "specialists in their several fields"; "the various reports all agreed"
00364584 00 s 01 singular 0 001 & 00363459 a 0000 | being only one: "a singular example"; "can the singular person be understood apart from his culture?"
00364740 00 a 02 communicative 0 communicatory 0 026 & 00365367 a 0000 ^ 00121581 a 0000 & 00365585 a 0000 & 00365683 a 0000 & 00365992 a 0000 & 00366085 a 0000 & 00366184 a 0000 & 00366318 a 0000 & 00366440 a 0000 & 00366531 a 0000 & 00366622 a 0000 & 00366819 a 0000 & 00366944 a 0000 & 00367041 a 0000 & 00367134 a 0000 & 00367266 a 0000 & 00367400 a 0000 & 00367533 a 0000 & 00367714 a 0000 & 00367808 a 0000 & 00367901 a 0000 ^ 01812139 a 0000 & 00368025 a 0000 ! 00368083 a 0101 & 00365752 a 0000 & 00365853 a 0000 | able or tending to communicate: "a communicative person and quickly told all she knew"- W.M.Thackeray
00365367 00 s 03 anecdotic 0 anecdotal 0 anecdotical 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | characterized by or given to telling anecdotes: "anecdotal conversation"; "an anectodal history of jazz"; "he was at his anecdotic best"
00365585 00 s 04 blabbermouthed 0 leaky 0 talebearing(a) 0 tattling(a) 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000
00365683 00 s 03 chatty 0 gossipy 0 newsy 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000
00365752 00 s 01 communicable 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | readily communicated: "communicable ideas"
00365853 00 s 01 communicational 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | used in communication: "he had few communicational grooves available for use"
00365992 00 s 01 English-speaking 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | able to communicate in English
00366085 00 s 02 expansive 0 talkative 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | "wine made the guest expansive"
00366184 00 s 01 expressive 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | characterized by expression: "an expressive glance"; "a very expressive face"
00366318 00 s 03 expressive_of(p) 0 indicative_of(p) 0 revelatory 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | "actons indicative of fear"
00366440 00 s 01 French-speaking 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | able to communicate in French
00366531 00 s 01 German-speaking 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | able to communicate in German
00366622 00 s 02 gestural 1 nonverbal 1 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | being other than verbal communication: "the study of gestural communication"; "art like gesture is a form of nonverbal expression"
00366819 00 s 04 gestural 2 sign(a) 0 signed 0 sign-language(a) 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | used of the language of the deaf
00366944 00 s 01 Icelandic-speaking 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | able to communicate in Icelandic
00367041 00 s 01 Italian-speaking 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | able to communicate in Italian
00367134 00 s 01 narrative 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | consisting of or characterized by the telling of a story: "narrative poetry"
00367266 00 s 02 nonverbal 0 non-verbal 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | involving little use of language: "a nonverbal intelligence test"
00367400 00 s 01 nonverbal 2 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | lacking verbal skill: "rural students often come from nonverbal backgrounds"
00367533 00 s 02 outspoken 0 vocal 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | given to expressing oneself freely or insistently: "outspoken in their opposition to segregation"; "a vocal assembly"
00367714 00 s 01 Russian-speaking 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | able to communicate in Russian"
00367808 00 s 01 Spanish-speaking 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | able to communicate in Spanish
00367901 00 s 01 verbal 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000 | communicated in the form of words: "verbal imagery"; "a verbal protest"
00368025 00 s 01 yarn-spinning 0 001 & 00364740 a 0000
00368083 00 a 02 uncommunicative 0 incommunicative 4 010 & 00368323 a 0000 & 00368410 a 0000 & 00368515 a 0000 & 00368736 a 0000 & 00368817 a 0000 ^ 00122600 a 0000 & 00368988 a 0000 & 00369099 a 0000 ^ 01811834 a 0000 ! 00364740 a 0101
00368323 00 s 01 blank 2 001 & 00368083 a 0000 | void of expression: "a blank stare"
00368410 00 s 05 close 0 closelipped 0 closemouthed 0 secretive 0 tightlipped 0 001 & 00368083 a 0000
00368515 00 s 05 deadpan 0 expressionless 0 impassive 0 poker-faced 0 unexpressive 0 001 & 00368083 a 0000 | deliberately impassive in manner: "deadpan humor"; "his face remained expressionless as the verdict was read"
00368736 00 s 03 guarded 0 noncommittal 0 unrevealing 0 001 & 00368083 a 0000
00368817 00 s 01 incommunicado 0 001 & 00368083 a 0000 | without the means or right to communicate: "a prisoner held incommunicado"; "incommunicado political detainees"
00368988 00 s 02 mum 0 silent 0 001 & 00368083 a 0000 | not inclined to speak: "the witness remained silent"
00369242 00 a 01 compact 0 007 & 00369448 a 0000 & 00369556 a 0000 ^ 00396244 a 0000 & 00369677 a 0000 & 00369757 a 0000 & 00369873 a 0000 ! 00370001 a 0101 | closely and firmly united or packed together
00369448 00 s 03 clayey 0 cloggy 0 heavy 0 001 & 00369242 a 0000 | used of soil: compact and fine-grained
00369556 00 s 03 close-packed 0 dense 0 tight 0 001 & 00369242 a 0000 | "a dense crowd"; "they stood in a tight group"
00369677 00 s 01 firm 0 001 & 00369242 a 0000 | "the snow was firm underfoot"
00369757 00 s 02 impacted 0 wedged 0 001 & 00369242 a 0000 | wedged or packed in to together: "an impacted tooth"
00369873 00 s 02 serried 0 pressed_together 0 001 & 00369242 a 0000 | esp. of rows: as troops or mountains "in serried ranks"
00370001 00 a 01 loose 2 004 & 00370119 a 0000 & 00370206 a 0000 & 00370256 a 0000 ! 00369242 a 0101 | used of soil
00370119 00 s 03 crumbly 0 friable 0 light 0 001 & 00370001 a 0000 | light and sandy
00370206 00 s 01 sandy 0 001 & 00370001 a 0000
00370256 00 s 01 unfirm 0 001 & 00370001 a 0000 | "unfirm earth"
00370323 00 a 01 comparable 0 005 & 00370450 a 0000 & 00370709 a 0000 ^ 00662793 a 0000 ^ 01313174 a 0000 ! 00370870 a 0101
00370450 00 s 01 comparable_with(p) 0 001 & 00370323 a 0000 | similar in some respect and so able to be compared in order to show differences and similarities: "pianists of comparable ability"; "cars comparable with each other in terms of fuel consumption"
00370709 00 s 01 comparable_to(p) 0 001 & 00370323 a 0000 | worthy of comparison; as good as: "at that moment nothing in the world seemed comparable to sleep"
00370870 00 a 02 incomparable 0 uncomparable 0 008 & 00371416 a 0000 & 00371541 a 0000 & 00371792 a 0000 & 00372010 a 0000 ^ 00183475 a 0000 ^ 01280903 a 0000 ! 00370323 a 0101 & 00371217 a 0000 | such that comparison is impossible: "an incomparable week of rest and pleasure"; "the computer proceeds with its incomparable logic and efficiency"
00371217 00 s 01 all-time 0 001 & 00370870 a 0000 | unsurpassed in some respect up to the present: "prices at an all-time high"; "morale at an all-time low"; "among the all-time great lefthanders"
00371416 00 s 01 incommensurable 0 001 & 00370870 a 0000 | impossible to measure or compare in value or size or excellence
00371541 00 s 02 incomparable_to(p) 0 incomparable_with(p) 0 001 & 00370870 a 0000 | not suitable for comparison; lacking features that can be compared: "this report is incomparable with the earlier ones because of different breakdowns of the data"
00371792 00 s 07 matchless 0 nonpareil 0 peerless 0 unmatched 0 unmatchable 0 unrivaled 0 unrivalled 0 001 & 00370870 a 0000 | eminent beyond or above comparison: "unrivaled mastery of her art"; "a peerless scholar"
00372010 00 s 04 unique 0 unequaled 0 unequalled 0 unparalleled 0 001 & 00370870 a 0000 | without equal or equivalent: "Bach was unique in his handling of counterpoint"
00372181 00 a 01 compassionate 0 006 & 00372411 a 0000 & 00372535 a 0000 ^ 01146009 a 0000 ^ 01806138 a 0000 & 00372626 a 0000 ! 00372809 a 0101 | showing or having compassion: "heard the soft and compassionate voices of women"
00372411 00 s 01 caring 0 001 & 00372181 a 0000 | feeling and exhibiting concern and empathy for others: "caring friends"
00372535 00 s 04 commiserative 0 pitying 0 sorry 0 sorry_for(p) 0 001 & 00372181 a 0000
00372626 00 s 01 tenderhearted 0 001 & 00372181 a 0000 | easily moved by another's distress: "a noble tenderhearted creature who sympathizes with all the human race"- W.M.Thackeray
00372809 00 a 01 uncompassionate 0 004 & 00373048 a 0000 ^ 01146327 a 0000 ^ 01806748 a 0000 ! 00372181 a 0101 | lacking compassion or feeling for others: "nor silver-shedding tears could penetrate her uncompassionate sire"- Shakespeare
00373048 00 s 03 hardhearted 0 stonyhearted 0 unfeeling 0 001 & 00372809 a 0000
00373131 00 a 01 compatible 1 007 & 00373294 a 0000 & 00373416 a 0000 ^ 00414613 a 0000 & 00373517 a 0000 ^ 00887069 a 0000 ^ 01128324 a 0000 ! 00373648 a 0101
00373294 00 s 01 congenial 0 001 & 00373131 a 0000 | used of plants: capable of cross-fertilization or of being grafted
00373416 00 s 01 congruous 0 001 & 00373131 a 0000 | "her deeds were compatible with her ideology"
00373517 00 s 01 harmonious 0 001 & 00373131 a 0000 | capable of existing together in harmony: "compatible family relationships"
00373648 00 a 01 incompatible 1 008 & 00373831 a 0000 & 00374041 a 0000 ^ 01582261 a 0000 ^ 00887700 a 0000 ^ 01128873 a 0000 & 00374161 a 0000 ^ 00415285 a 0000 ! 00373131 a 0101
00373831 00 s 04 antagonistic 0 at_odds(p) 0 clashing 0 conflicting 0 001 & 00373648 a 0000 | marked by discord: "incompatible personalities"; "they were usually at odds over politics"; "incompatible colors"
00374041 00 s 02 contradictory 0 mutually_exclusive 0 001 & 00373648 a 0000 | unable to be both true at the same time
00374161 00 s 01 uncongenial 0 001 & 00373648 a 0000 | used of plant stock or scions: incapable of being grafted
00374276 00 a 01 compatible 2 001 ! 00374436 a 0101 | (computers) capable of being used with or connected to other devices or components without modification
00374436 00 a 01 incompatible 2 001 ! 00374276 a 0101 | (computers) incapable of being used with or connected to other devices or components without modification
00374600 00 a 02 miscible 0 mixable 0 002 & 00374713 a 0000 ! 00374872 a 0101 | (chem, phys) capable of mixing
00374713 00 s 01 compatible 0 001 & 00374600 a 0000 | capable of forming a homogeneous mixture that neither separates nor is altered by chemical interaction
00374872 00 a 02 immiscible 0 unmixable 0 002 & 00374991 a 0000 ! 00374600 a 0101 | (chem, phys) incapable of mixing
00374991 00 s 01 incompatible 0 001 & 00374872 a 0000 | used esp. of solids or solutions: incapable of blending into a stable homogeneous mixture
00375139 00 a 01 competent 0 009 & 00375419 a 0000 ^ 00239795 a 0000 & 00375635 a 0000 ^ 00627605 a 0000 & 00375726 a 0000 ^ 01462554 a 0000 & 00375828 a 0000 ^ 01689550 a 0000 ! 00376005 a 0101 | properly or sufficiently qualified or capable or efficient: "a competent typist"
00375419 00 s 02 able 0 capable 0 001 & 00375139 a 0000 | have the ability and skill to do things well: "able teachers"; "a capable administrator"; "children as young as 14 can be extremely capable and dependable"
00375635 00 s 02 effective 0 efficient 0 001 & 00375139 a 0000 | functioning effectively
00375726 00 s 01 qualified 2 001 & 00375139 a 0000 | (law) legally qualified: "a competent witness"
00375828 00 s 01 workmanlike 0 001 & 00375139 a 0000 | worthy of a good workman: "a competent job"; "the book is a workmanlike job with chronology and bibliography and index"
00376005 00 a 01 incompetent 0 010 & 00376223 a 0000 & 00376470 a 0000 ^ 00240886 a 0000 & 00376607 a 0000 ^ 00628500 a 0000 & 00376663 a 0000 & 00376839 a 0000 ^ 01462916 a 0000 ^ 01691126 a 0000 ! 00375139 a 0101
00376223 00 s 05 bungling 0 feckless 0 inadequate 0 ineffective 0 inept 0 001 & 00376005 a 0000 | generally incompetent: "a bungling workman"; "feckless attempts to repair the plumbing"; "an ineffective teacher"; "inept handling of the account"
00376470 00 s 02 incapable 0 unqualified 1 001 & 00376005 a 0000 | lacking the necessary skill, knowledge, etc.: "an incapable helper"
00376607 00 s 01 inefficient 0 001 & 00376005 a 0000
00376663 00 s 01 unqualified 2 001 & 00376005 a 0000 | (law) lacking specific legal qualifications: "a wife is usually considered incompetent to testify against her husband"
00376839 00 s 01 unworkmanlike 0 001 & 00376005 a 0000 | not characteristic of or suitable for a good workman: "an unworkmanlike result"; "an unworkmanlike tool"
00377003 00 a 02 competitive 0 competitory 0 004 & 00377231 a 0000 & 00377452 a 0000 & 00377583 a 0000 ! 00377647 a 0101 | involving competition or competitiveness: "competitive games"; "to improve one's competitive position"
00377231 00 s 04 agonistic 0 agonistical 0 argumentative 0 combative 0 001 & 00377003 a 0000 | striving to overcome in argument: "a dialectical and agonistic approach; "argumentative to the point of being cantankerous"
00377452 00 s 02 competing(a) 0 rival(a) 0 001 & 00377003 a 0000 | being in competition: "rival suitors"; "competing businesses"
00377583 00 s 02 emulous 0 rivalrous 0 001 & 00377003 a 0000
00377647 00 a 01 noncompetitive 0 004 & 00377870 a 0000 & 00377942 a 0000 & 00378081 a 0000 ! 00377003 a 0101 | not involving competition or competitiveness: "noncompetitive positions"; "noncompetitive interest in games"
00377870 00 s 02 accommodative 0 cooperative 0 001 & 00377647 a 0000
00377942 00 s 01 monopolistic 0 001 & 00377647 a 0000 | having exclusive control over a commercial activity by possession or legal grant
00378081 00 s 01 uncompetitive 0 001 & 00377647 a 0000 | not inclined to compete
00378164 00 a 02 complaining(a) 0 complaintive 0 004 & 00378292 a 0000 & 00378364 a 0000 & 00378482 a 0000 ! 00378571 a 0101
00378292 00 s 02 faultfinding 0 grumbling(a) 0 001 & 00378164 a 0000
00378482 00 s 02 protesting(a) 0 protestant 0 001 & 00378164 a 0000 | making a protest
00378571 00 a 01 uncomplaining 0 004 & 00378683 a 0000 ^ 01327737 a 0000 & 00378735 a 0000 ! 00378164 a 0101
00378683 00 s 01 patient 0 001 & 00378571 a 0000
00378735 00 s 02 unmurmuring 0 unprotesting 0 001 & 00378571 a 0000
00378806 00 a 01 compressible 0 002 & 00378987 a 0000 ! 00379091 a 0101 | capable of being compressed or made more compact: "compressible packing materials"; "a compressible box"
00378987 00 s 01 compressed 0 001 & 00378806 a 0000 | reduced in volume by pressure: "compressed air"
00379091 00 a 01 incompressible 0 001 ! 00378806 a 0101 | impossible to compress; resisting compression: "mounds of incompressible garbage"
00379233 00 a 01 whole 0 008 ^ 00383433 a 0000 & 00379525 a 0000 & 00379750 a 0000 & 00380053 a 0000 & 00380164 a 0000 = 08736257 n 0000 ! 00380293 a 0101 & 00379921 a 0000 | including all or everything without exception: "gave his whole attention"; "a whole loaf of bread"; "a whole week"
00379525 00 s 04 complete 0 entire 1 full 1 total 0 001 & 00379233 a 0000 | constituting the full quantity or extent: "a complete meal"; "an entire town devastated by an earthquake"; "a full share"; "the total amount owed"
00379750 00 s 02 full 2 undivided 0 001 & 00379233 a 0000 | constituting an undivided unit: "a full (or undivided) interest in the property"; "gave undivided attention"
00379921 00 s 01 full-length 0 001 & 00379233 a 0000 | representing the full height of the human figure: "a full-length portrait"
00380053 00 s 03 integral 0 entire 2 intact 0 001 & 00379233 a 0000 | constituting the undiminished entirety
00380164 00 s 01 livelong 0 001 & 00379233 a 0000 | (of time) constituting the full extent or duration: "all the livelong day"
00380293 00 a 01 fractional 0 016 & 00380731 a 0000 & 00380836 a 0000 & 00380957 a 0000 & 00381118 a 0000 & 00381404 a 0000 & 00381536 a 0000 & 00381692 a 0000 & 00381798 a 0000 & 00381898 a 0000 & 00382068 a 0000 & 00382196 a 0000 & 00382318 a 0000 & 00382433 a 0000 ^ 00386566 a 0000 = 08736257 n 0000 ! 00379233 a 0101 | constituting or comprising a part or fraction of a possible whole or entirety: "a fractional share of the vote"
00380731 00 s 01 aliquot 0 001 & 00380293 a 0000 | signifying an exact divisor or factor of a quantity
00380836 00 s 02 broken 0 incomplete 0 001 & 00380293 a 0000 | lacking a part or parts: "a broken set of encyclopedia"
00380957 00 s 02 component(a) 0 constituent(a) 0 001 & 00380293 a 0000 | forming or functioning as part of a whole: "component parts"; "a constituent element"
00381118 00 s 01 divisional 0 001 & 00380293 a 0000 | constituting a division or an aliquot part of the basic monetary unit: "American divisional (fractional) coins include the dime and the nickel"; "fractional currency is currency in denominations less than the basic monetary unit"
00381404 00 s 02 fragmental 0 fragmentary 0 001 & 00380293 a 0000 | consisting of small disconnected parts: "fragmentary remains"
00381536 00 s 01 half(a) 0 001 & 00380293 a 0000 | consisting of one of two equivalent parts in value or quantity: "a half chicken"; "lasted a half hour"
00381692 00 s 01 halfway 0 001 & 00380293 a 0000 | including only half or a portion: "halfway measures"
00381798 00 s 01 part(a) 0 001 & 00380293 a 0000 | relating to only part of a whole: "part owner"
00381898 00 s 01 partial 0 001 & 00380293 a 0000 | being or affecting or relating to only part of an entirety; "a partial description of the suspect"; "a partial dose"
00382068 00 s 01 quarter(a) 0 001 & 00380293 a 0000 | consisting of one of four equivalent parts: "a quarter pound of butter"
00382196 00 s 01 semi 0 001 & 00380293 a 0000 | (prefix) half or partial: "semicircular"; "semiannual"; "semiconscious"
00382318 00 s 01 third(a) 0 001 & 00380293 a 0000 | being one of three equal parts: "a third share of the money"
00382433 00 s 01 three-quarter 0 001 & 00380293 a 0000 | representing three quarters of something: "a three-quarter-length portrait"; "a three-quarter view"
00382592 00 a 01 committed 0 004 & 00382782 a 0000 & 00382949 a 0000 & 00383077 a 0000 ! 00383227 a 0101 | bound or obligated, as under a pledge to a particular cause, action, or attitude
00382782 00 s 03 bound_up 0 involved 0 wrapped_up 0 001 & 00382592 a 0000 | deeply involved or devoted to: "bound up in her teaching"; "is wrapped up in his family"
00382949 00 s 02 dedicated 0 devoted 0 001 & 00382592 a 0000 | wholly committed to a purpose or cause: "a dedicated musician"
00383077 00 s 02 pledged 0 sworn 0 001 & 00382592 a 0000 | bound by or as if by an oath: "according to an early tradition became his sworn brother"
00383227 00 a 01 uncommitted 0 002 & 00383323 a 0000 ! 00382592 a 0101 | not bound or pledged
00383323 00 s 01 undecided 0 001 & 00383227 a 0000 | not yet having made a commitment: "uncommitted voters"
00383433 00 a 01 complete 0 024 & 00383900 a 0000 & 00384029 a 0000 & 00384203 a 0000 & 00384311 a 0000 & 00384422 a 0000 & 00384536 a 0000 & 00384665 a 0000 & 00384751 a 0000 ^ 00387348 a 0000 & 00384852 a 0000 & 00385006 a 0000 & 00385200 a 0000 & 00385346 a 0000 & 00385507 a 0000 & 00385642 a 0000 & 00385759 a 0000 & 00385874 a 0000 & 00386037 a 0000 & 00386129 a 0000 & 00386231 a 0000 & 00386359 a 0000 ^ 00379233 a 0000 = 08736472 n 0000 ! 00386566 a 0101
00383900 00 s 02 absolute 0 total 1 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | complete in extent or degree: "a total disaster"; "absolute truth"
00384029 00 s 04 accomplished 0 completed 1 effected 0 realized 0 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | successfully completed or achieved: "the joy of a realized ambition overcame him"
00384203 00 s 01 all 0 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | completely given to or absorbed by: "became all attention"
00384311 00 s 02 all-out 0 full-scale 0 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | using all available resources: "all-out war"
00384422 00 s 02 allover 0 all-over 0 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | covering the entire surface: "an allover pattern"
00384536 00 s 01 broadside 0 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | having the full side facing a given point or object: "a broadside attack"
00384665 00 s 01 clean 0 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | "a clean getaway"; "a clean sweep"
00384751 00 s 01 completed 2 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | (football) caught: "a completed forward pass"
00384852 00 s 03 downright 0 right-down 0 thoroughgoing 0 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | "a downright lie"; "many right-down vices"; "a thoroughgoing villain"
00385006 00 s 02 fleshed_out 0 full-clad 0 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | given substance or detail: "did not spring full-clad from his imagination"; "a plan fleshed out with statistics and details"
00385200 00 s 02 full 0 total 2 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | complete in every particular: "a full game"; "a total eclipse"; "a complete accounting"
00385346 00 s 01 full-blown 0 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | having or displaying all the characteristics necessary for completeness: "a full-blown financial crisis"
00385507 00 s 01 full-dress 0 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | complete in every respect: "a full-dress debate"; "a full-dress investigation"
00385642 00 s 01 full-page 0 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | occupying an entire page in a book or paper: "a full-page ad"
00385759 00 s 02 good 0 thorough 0 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | "a good workout"; "gave th house a thorough cleaning"
00385874 00 s 01 self-contained 0 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | constituting a complete and independent unit in and of itself: "a self-contained retirement community"
00386037 00 s 01 sound 0 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | "a sound thrashing"; "a complete defeat"
00386129 00 s 01 unbroken 0 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | "an unbroken (complete) set of an encyclopedia"
00386231 00 s 01 whole 0 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | having all essential component parts: "a complete wardrobe"; "the whole hog"
00386359 00 s 02 wholehearted 0 whole-souled 0 001 & 00383433 a 0000 | moved by single-minded and enthusiastic devotion or attachment: "wholehearted commitment"; "demonstrated his whole-souled allegiance"
00386566 00 a 02 incomplete 0 uncomplete 0 008 & 00386783 a 0000 & 00386880 a 0000 & 00386964 a 0000 ^ 00380293 a 0000 & 00387139 a 0000 & 00387219 a 0000 = 08736472 n 0000 ! 00383433 a 0101 | not complete or total
00386783 00 s 01 catalectic 0 001 & 00386566 a 0000 | prosody; having an incomplete final foot
00386880 00 s 01 half(a) 0 001 & 00386566 a 0000 | "he only did a half job on it"
00386964 00 s 01 partial 0 001 & 00386566 a 0000 | "a partial description of the suspect"; "partial collapse"; "a partial eclipse"; "a partial monopoly"; "partial immunity"
00387139 00 s 03 sketchy 0 undetailed 0 unelaborated 0 001 & 00386566 a 0000
00387219 00 s 01 uncompleted 0 001 & 00386566 a 0000 | (football) not caught or not caught within bounds: "an incomplete pass"
00387348 00 a 02 comprehensive 0 full 4 017 & 00387856 a 0000 & 00388141 a 0000 & 00388295 a 0000 ^ 00383433 a 0000 & 00388591 a 0000 & 00388784 a 0000 & 00388910 a 0000 ^ 00832793 a 0000 & 00389210 a 0000 & 00389318 a 0000 & 00389466 a 0000 & 00389623 a 0000 & 00389749 a 0000 ^ 01941504 a 0000 = 08736805 n 0000 ! 00389949 a 0101 & 00389057 a 0000 | including all or everything: "comprehensive coverage"; "a comprehensive history of the revolution"; "a comprehensive survey"; "a comprehensive education"
00387856 00 s 09 all-embracing 0 all-inclusive 0 across-the-board 0 blanket(a) 0 broad 0 complete 0 global 0 panoptic 0 wide 0 001 & 00387348 a 0000 | broad in scope or content: "blanket sanctions against human-rights violators"; "a panoptic study of Soviet nationality"- T.G.Winner
00388141 00 s 03 all-around(a) 0 all-round(a) 0 well-rounded 0 001 & 00387348 a 0000 | many-sided: "an all-around athlete"; "a well-rounded curriculum"
00388295 00 s 06 cosmopolitan 0 ecumenical 0 oecumenical 0 general 0 universal 0 worldwide 0 001 & 00387348 a 0000 | of worldwide scope or applicability: "an issue of cosmopolitan import"; "the shrewdest political and ecumenical comment of our time"- Christopher Morley; "universal experience"
00388591 00 s 02 door-to-door 0 house-to-house 0 001 & 00387348 a 0000 | omitting no one; from the door of one house to that of the next: "a door-to-door campaign"; "house-to-house coverage"
00388784 00 s 02 encyclopedic 0 encyclopaedic 0 001 & 00387348 a 0000 | broad in scope or content: "encyclopedic knowledge"
00388910 00 s 04 exhaustive 0 extensive 0 sweeping 0 thorough 0 001 & 00387348 a 0000 | very thorough: "an exhaustive study"; "sweeping reforms"
00389057 00 s 01 large 0 001 & 00387348 a 0000 | having broad power and range and scope: "taking the large view"; "a large effect"; "a large sympathy"
00389210 00 s 01 omnibus(a) 0 001 & 00387348 a 0000 | providing for many things at once; "an omnibus law"
00389318 00 s 01 plenary 0 001 & 00387348 a 0000 | full in all respects: "a plenary session of the legislature"; "a diplomat with plenary powers"
00389466 00 s 02 spatiotemporal 0 spaciotemporal 0 001 & 00387348 a 0000 | existing in both space and time; having spatial extension and temporal duration
00389623 00 s 02 super 0 inclusive 0 001 & 00387348 a 0000 | more inclusive than a specified category: "a super experiment"
00389749 00 s 01 umbrella 0 001 & 00387348 a 0000 | covering or applying simultaneously to a number of similar items or elements or groups: "an umbrella organization"; "umbrella insurance coverage"
00389949 00 a 02 noncomprehensive 0 incomprehensive 0 002 & 00390046 a 0000 ! 00387348 a 0101
00390046 00 s 01 limited 0 001 & 00389949 a 0000
00390098 00 a 01 composed 0 007 & 00390432 a 0000 & 00390628 a 0000 & 00390897 a 0000 ^ 00565457 a 0000 ^ 00072618 a 0000 & 00391109 a 0000 ! 00391204 a 0101 | serenely self-possessed and free from agitation: "the performer seemed completely composed as she stepped onto the stage"; "I felt more composed than I had in a long time"
00390432 00 s 02 calm 0 imperturbable 0 001 & 00390098 a 0000 | "remained calm throughout the crisis"; "hitherto imperturbable, he now showed signs of alarm"; "an imperturbable self-possession"
00390628 00 s 05 collected 0 equanimous 0 poised 0 self-collected 0 self-possessed 0 001 & 00390098 a 0000 | "the witness remained collected throughout the cross-examination"; "perfectly poised and sure of himself"; "strong and self-possessed in the face of trouble"
00390897 00 s 02 cool 0 nerveless 0 001 & 00390098 a 0000 | calm and controlled in trying circumstances: "a cool negotiator"; "keep cool"; "one of the most nerveless champions in the history of the tournament"
00391109 00 s 04 unflurried 0 unflustered 0 unperturbed 0 unruffled 0 001 & 00390098 a 0000
00391204 00 a 01 discomposed 0 009 & 00391404 a 0000 ^ 00070727 a 0000 & 00391605 a 0000 & 00391695 a 0000 & 00391807 a 0000 & 00391994 a 0000 & 00392172 a 0000 ^ 00566015 a 0000 ! 00390098 a 0101
00391404 00 s 03 abashed 0 embarrassed 0 self-conscious 0 001 & 00391204 a 0000 | feeling uneasily self-conscious: "felt abashed at the extravagant praise"; "was embarrassed by her child's tantrums"
00391605 00 s 02 blushful 0 blushing(a) 0 001 & 00391204 a 0000 | showing embarrassment
00391695 00 s 03 bothered 0 daunted 0 fazed 0 001 & 00391204 a 0000 | "refused to be fazed by the objections"
00391807 00 s 04 discombobulated 0 discomfited 0 discomfitted 0 disconcerted 0 001 & 00391204 a 0000 | "the hecklers pelted the discombobulated speaker with anything that came to hand"
00391994 00 s 02 distressed 0 unstrung 0 001 & 00391204 a 0000 | emotionally upset: "the incident left him unstrung and incapable of rational effort"; "felt weak and unstrung"
00392172 00 s 05 flustered 0 ill_at_ease(p) 0 perturbed 0 raddled 0 rattled 0 001 & 00391204 a 0000
00392275 00 a 02 comprehensible 0 comprehendible 0 009 & 00392495 a 0000 & 00392632 a 0000 & 00392777 a 0000 ^ 00316387 a 0000 & 00392919 a 0000 ^ 00701111 a 0000 ^ 00740635 a 0000 ^ 01016171 a 0000 ! 00393022 a 0101
00392495 00 s 02 accessible 0 approachable 0 001 & 00392275 a 0000 | "the tales seem more approachable than his more difficult novels"
00392632 00 s 05 apprehensible 0 intelligible 0 graspable 0 perceivable 0 understandable 0 001 & 00392275 a 0000 | capable of being understood
00392777 00 s 02 clear 0 distinct 0 001 & 00392275 a 0000 | easily sensed or understood: "gave us a clear and distinct idea of human nature
00392919 00 s 03 cognizable 0 cognisable 0 knowable 0 001 & 00392275 a 0000 | capable of being known
00393022 00 a 02 incomprehensible 0 uncomprehensible 0 011 & 00393307 a 0000 & 00393807 a 0000 & 00393931 a 0000 & 00394037 a 0000 & 00394165 a 0000 ^ 00701384 a 0000 ^ 00317906 a 0000 ^ 01016387 a 0000 ^ 00740976 a 0000 ! 00392275 a 0101 & 00393628 a 0000 | difficult to understand
00393307 00 s 04 dark 0 enigmatic 0 enigmatical 0 puzzling 0 001 & 00393022 a 0000 | not clear to the understanding: "much that was dark is now quite clear to me"; "I didn't grasp the meaning of that enigmatic comment until much later"; "prophetic texts so enigmatic that their meaning has been disputed for centuries"
00393628 00 s 03 elliptic 0 oblique 0 obscure 0 001 & 00393022 a 0000 | marked by deliberate obscurity of style or expression: "the dialogue is elliptic and full of dark hints"
00393807 00 s 01 elusive 0 001 & 00393022 a 0000 | tending to elude grasp or comprehension: "that elusive thing the soul"
00393931 00 s 01 impenetrable 0 001 & 00393022 a 0000 | impossible to understand: "impenetrable jargon"
00394037 00 s 01 indecipherable 0 001 & 00393022 a 0000 | impossible to determine the meaning of: "an indecipherable message"
00394165 00 s 02 opaque 0 unintelligible 0 001 & 00393022 a 0000 | not clearly understood or expressed
00394270 00 a 01 concave 0 013 & 00394554 a 0000 & 00394700 a 0000 & 00394772 a 0000 & 00394841 a 0000 & 00394997 a 0000 & 00395073 a 0000 & 00395138 a 0000 & 00395256 a 0000 ^ 01029831 a 0000 & 00395321 a 0000 & 00395378 a 0000 & 00395431 a 0000 ! 00395510 a 0101 | curving inward
00394554 00 s 03 acetabular 0 cotyloid 0 cotyloidal 0 001 & 00394270 a 0000 | of the cup-shaped socket that receives the head of the thigh bone
00394700 00 s 02 biconcave 0 concavo-concave 0 001 & 00394270 a 0000
00394772 00 s 02 bursiform 0 pouch-shaped 0 001 & 00394270 a 0000
00394841 00 s 01 concavo-convex 0 001 & 00394270 a 0000 | concave on one side and convex on the other with the concavity being greater than the convexity
00394997 00 s 03 cupular 0 cupulate 0 cup-shaped 0 001 & 00394270 a 0000
00395073 00 s 02 depressed 0 indented 0 001 & 00394270 a 0000
00395138 00 s 02 dipped 0 sway-backed 0 001 & 00394270 a 0000 | having abnormal sagging of the spine, esp in horses
00395256 00 s 02 dished 0 dish-shaped 0 001 & 00394270 a 0000
00395321 00 s 01 planoconcave 0 001 & 00394270 a 0000
00395378 00 s 01 recessed 0 001 & 00394270 a 0000
00395431 00 s 01 umbilicate 0 001 & 00394270 a 0000 | depressed like a naval
00395510 00 a 02 convex 0 bulging 6 007 & 00395707 a 0000 & 00395817 a 0000 & 00395930 a 0000 & 00396087 a 0000 & 00396188 a 0000 ^ 01030026 a 0000 ! 00394270 a 0101 | curving or bulging outward
00395707 00 s 04 biconvex 0 convexo-convex 0 lenticular 0 lentiform 0 001 & 00395510 a 0000 | lentil-shaped
00395817 00 s 02 broken-backed 0 hogged 0 001 & 00395510 a 0000 | of a ship: so weakened as to sag at each end
00395930 00 s 01 convexo-concave 0 001 & 00395510 a 0000 | convex on one side and concave on the other with the convexity being greater than the concavity
00396087 00 s 02 gibbous 0 gibbose 0 001 & 00395510 a 0000 | used of the moon; more than half full
00396188 00 s 01 planoconvex 0 001 & 00395510 a 0000
00396244 00 a 01 concentrated 0 008 & 00396565 a 0000 & 00396748 a 0000 & 00396870 a 0000 & 00397021 a 0000 ^ 00369242 a 0000 & 00397184 a 0000 & 00397290 a 0000 ! 00397427 a 0101 | gathered together or made less diffuse: "their concentrated efforts"; "his concentrated attention" "a narrow thread of concentrated ore"
00396565 00 s 05 accumulated 0 assembled 1 collected 0 congregate 0 massed 0 001 & 00396244 a 0000 | brought together into a group or crowd: "the accumulated letteres in my office"
00396748 00 s 03 bunched 0 bunchy 0 clustered 0 001 & 00396244 a 0000 | occurring close together in bunches or clusters
00396870 00 s 04 centered 0 centred 0 centralized 0 focused 0 001 & 00396244 a 0000 | concentrated on or clustered around a central point or purpose
00397021 00 s 03 compact 0 dense 0 thick 0 001 & 00396244 a 0000 | closely crowded together: "a dense population"; "compact clusters of flowers"; "thick crowds"
00397184 00 s 01 thickset 0 001 & 00396244 a 0000 | planted or growing close together: "thickset trees"
00397290 00 s 01 undivided 0 001 & 00396244 a 0000 | having all resources directed toward or brought to bear on: "undivided attention"
00397427 00 a 01 distributed 0 014 & 00397717 a 0000 & 00397847 a 0000 & 00397974 a 0000 & 00398168 a 0000 & 00398319 a 0000 & 00398531 a 0000 & 00398691 a 0000 & 00398802 a 0000 & 00398966 a 0000 & 00399116 a 0000 ^ 00346821 a 0000 & 00399193 a 0000 & 00399299 a 0000 ! 00396244 a 0101
00397717 00 s 05 apportioned 0 dealt_out 0 doled_out 0 meted_out 0 parceled_out 0 001 & 00397427 a 0000 | given out in portions
00397847 00 s 01 diffuse 0 001 & 00397427 a 0000 | spread out; not concentrated in one place: "a large diffuse organization"
00397974 00 s 01 diffused 0 001 & 00397427 a 0000 | (of light rays) subjected to scattering by reflection from a rough surface or transmission through a translucent material: "diffused light"
00398168 00 s 01 dispensed 0 001 & 00397427 a 0000 | distributed or weighted out in carefully determined portions: "medicines dispensed to the sick"
00398319 00 s 02 dispersed 0 spread 0 001 & 00397427 a 0000 | distributed or spread over a considerable extent: "has ties with many widely dispersed friends"; "eleven million Jews are spread throughout Europe"
00398531 00 s 04 divided 0 divided_up 0 shared 0 shared_out 0 001 & 00397427 a 0000 | distributed in portions (often equal) on the basis of a plan or purpose
00398691 00 s 01 encyclical 0 001 & 00397427 a 0000 | intended for wide distribution: "an encyclical letter"
00398802 00 s 01 rationed 0 001 & 00397427 a 0000 | distributed equitably in limited individual portions: "got along as best we could on rationed meat and sugar"
00398966 00 s 02 scattered 0 widespread 0 001 & 00397427 a 0000 | occurring or distributed over a considerable extent: "widespread nuclear fallout"
00399116 00 s 02 separated 0 spaced 0 001 & 00397427 a 0000 | spaced apart
00399193 00 s 02 sparse 0 thin 0 001 & 00397427 a 0000 | not dense; "a thin beard"; "trees were sparse"
00399299 00 s 02 unfocused 0 unfocussed 0 001 & 00397427 a 0000 | not concentrated at one point or upon one objective: "diversity...in our huge unfocused country"- Owen Wister
00399477 00 a 03 concentric 0 concentrical 0 homocentric 0 002 & 00399623 a 0000 ! 00399706 a 0101 | having a common center: "concentric rings"
00399623 00 s 02 coaxial 0 coaxal 0 001 & 00399477 a 0000 | having a common axis
00399706 00 a 02 eccentric 0 nonconcentric 0 003 & 00399877 a 0000 & 00399964 a 0000 ! 00399477 a 0101 | not having a common center; not concentric: "eccentric circles"
00399877 00 s 01 acentric 0 001 & 00399706 a 0000 | not centered or having no center
00399964 00 s 02 off-center 0 off-centered 0 001 & 00399706 a 0000 | situated away from the center or axis
00400073 00 a 01 concerned 0 007 & 00400392 a 0000 & 00400712 a 0000 & 00400875 a 0000 & 00400991 a 0000 & 00401247 a 0000 ^ 00133699 a 0000 ! 00401361 a 0101 | interested and involved: "concerned with the bare mechanics of life"; "greatly concerned not to disappoint a small child"; "was concerned about the future"
00400392 00 s 02 afraid 0 regretful 0 001 & 00400073 a 0000 | filled with regret or concern; used often to soften an unpleasant statement: "I'm afraid I won't be able to come"; "he was afraid he would have to let her go"; "I'm afraid you're wrong": "I am afraid we have witnessed only the first phase of the conflict"
00400712 00 s 01 afraid 2 001 & 00400073 a 0000 | feeling worry or concern: "She was afraid that I might be embarrassed"; "terribly afraid of offending someone"
00400875 00 s 02 anxious 0 solicitous 0 001 & 00400073 a 0000 | showing concern and anxiety: "solicitous parents"
00400991 00 s 04 haunted 0 obsessed 0 preoccupied 0 taken_up(p) 0 001 & 00400073 a 0000 | having or showing excessive or compulsive concern with something: "her expression became progressively more haunted"; "he became absolutely obsessed with the girl"
00401247 00 s 02 troubled 0 worried 0 001 & 00400073 a 0000 | suffering anxiety or worry: "her worried parents"
00401361 00 a 01 unconcerned 0 008 & 00401780 a 0000 & 00401870 a 0000 & 00401985 a 0000 & 00402323 a 0000 & 00402397 a 0000 & 00402463 a 0000 ^ 00244241 a 0000 ! 00400073 a 0101 | lacking in interest or care or feeling: "the average American...is unconcerned that his or her plight is the result of a complex of personal and economic and governmental actions...beyond the normal citizen's comprehension and control"
00401780 00 s 01 blase 0 001 & 00401361 a 0000 | "a blase attitude about housecleaning"
00401870 00 s 02 blithe 0 carefree 0 001 & 00401361 a 0000 | "spoke with blithe ignorance of the true situation"
00401985 00 s 03 casual 0 insouciant 0 nonchalant 0 001 & 00401361 a 0000 | marked by blithe unconcern: "an ability to interest casual students"; "showed a casual disregard for cold weather"; "an utterly insouciant financial policy"; "an elegantly insouciant manner"; "a casual, nonchalant air"; "drove his car with nonchalant abandon"
00402323 00 s 03 debonair 0 debonaire 0 jaunty 0 001 & 00401361 a 0000
00402397 00 s 02 detached 0 uninvolved 0 001 & 00401361 a 0000
00402463 00 s 01 indifferent 0 001 & 00401361 a 0000 | having no interest in or concern for: "indifferent to the sufferings of others"
00402600 00 a 01 concise 0 009 & 00402826 a 0000 & 00402984 a 0000 & 00403210 a 0000 & 00403335 a 0000 & 00403434 a 0000 & 00403650 a 0000 & 00403714 a 0000 ^ 01811834 a 0000 ! 00403890 a 0101 | expressing much in few words
00402826 00 s 03 aphoristic 0 apothegmatic 0 epigrammatic 0 001 & 00402600 a 0000 | terse and witty and maximlike: "much given to apothegmatic instruction"
00402984 00 s 08 brief 0 clipped 0 crisp 0 curt 0 laconic 0 short 0 terse 0 to_the_point(p) 0 001 & 00402600 a 0000 | effectively concise: "made a brief statement"; "a crisp reply"; "a short speech"; "a concise explanation"
00403210 00 s 04 compendious 0 compact 0 succinct 0 summary 0 001 & 00402600 a 0000 | briefly giving the gist of something
00403335 00 s 01 cryptic 0 001 & 00402600 a 0000 | having a puzzling terseness: "a cryptic note"
00403434 00 s 02 elliptic 0 elliptical 0 001 & 00402600 a 0000 | characterized by extreme economy of expression or omission of superfluous elements: "concise, even elliptical to the verge of obscurity"- H.O.Taylor
00403650 00 s 02 pithy 0 sententious 0 001 & 00402600 a 0000
00403714 00 s 01 telegraphic 0 001 & 00402600 a 0000 | having the style of a telegram: "with telegraphic economy of words"; "the strange telegraphic speech of some aphasics"
00403890 00 a 01 prolix 0 008 & 00404224 a 0000 & 00404327 a 0000 & 00404774 a 0000 & 00404774 a 0000 ^ 01812139 a 0000 ! 00402600 a 0101 & 00404640 a 0000 & 00405118 a 0000 | tediously prolonged or tending to speak or write at great length: "editing a prolix manuscript"; "a prolix lecturer telling you more than you want to know"
00404224 00 s 01 diffuse 0 001 & 00403890 a 0000 | lacking conciseness: "a diffuse historical novel"
00404327 00 s 05 long-winded 0 tedious 0 verbose 0 windy 0 wordy 1 001 & 00403890 a 0000 | using or containing too many words: "long-winded (or windy) speakers"; "verbose and ineffective instructional methods"; "newspapers of the day printed long wordy editorials"; "proceedings were delayed by wordy disputes"
00404640 00 s 01 verbal 0 001 & 00403890 a 0000 | (archaic) "you put me to forget a lady's manners by being so verbal"- Shakespeare
00404774 00 s 04 pleonastic 0 redundant 2 tautologic 0 tautological 0 001 & 00403890 a 0000 | repetition of same sense in different words: "`a true fact' and `a free gift' are pleonastic expressions"; "`a beginner who has just started' is called tautological"; "at the risk of being redundant I return to my original proposition"- J.B.Conant
00405118 00 s 02 redundant 1 wordy 2 001 & 00403890 a 0000 | use of more words than required to express an idea: "a wordy gossipy account of a simple incident"; "a redundant text crammed with amplifications of the obvious"
00405343 00 a 01 conclusive 0 005 & 00405470 a 0000 ^ 00514960 a 0000 & 00405601 a 0000 = 03355606 n 0000 ! 00405758 a 0101
00405470 00 s 02 decisive 0 definitive 0 001 & 00405343 a 0000 | putting an end to debate or questioning: "a definitive verdict"
00405601 00 s 02 last 0 final 0 001 & 00405343 a 0000 | not to be altered or undone: "the judge's decision is final"; "the arbiter will have the last say"
00405758 00 a 01 inconclusive 0 007 & 00405923 a 0000 ^ 00515812 a 0000 & 00405978 a 0000 & 00406115 a 0000 ^ 00557280 a 0000 = 03355606 n 0000 ! 00405343 a 0101
00405923 00 s 01 indecisive 0 001 & 00405758 a 0000
00405978 00 s 02 indefinite 0 indeterminate 0 001 & 00405758 a 0000 | not leading to a definite end or result: "an inconclusive reply"
00406115 00 s 01 nisi 0 001 & 00405758 a 0000 | not final or absolute: "the decree is nisi and not absolute"
00406226 00 a 01 consummated 0 003 & 00406318 a 0000 & 00406457 a 0000 ! 00406576 a 0101
00406318 00 s 01 completed 0 001 & 00406226 a 0000 | (of a marriage) completed by the first act of sexual intercourse after the ceremony
00406457 00 s 01 fulfilled 0 001 & 00406226 a 0000 | brought to completion or perfection: "a truly consummated kiss"
00406576 00 a 01 unconsummated 0 001 ! 00406226 a 0101 | not consummated esp of a marriage: "an unconsummated marriage could be annulled"
00406716 00 a 01 accordant 0 004 & 00406824 a 0000 & 00406949 a 0000 & 00407056 a 0000 ! 00407204 a 0101
00406824 00 s 05 agreeing(a) 0 concordant 0 concurring(a) 0 in_agreement(p) 1 of_the_same_mind(p) 0 001 & 00406716 a 0000
00406949 00 s 01 consensual 0 001 & 00406716 a 0000 | (law) existing by consent; "a consensual contract"
00407056 00 s 04 consentaneous 0 consentient 0 of_one_mind(p) 0 unanimous 0 001 & 00406716 a 0000 | in complete agreement: "a unanimous decision"
00407204 00 a 01 discordant 0 004 & 00407313 a 0000 & 00407489 a 0000 & 00407688 a 0000 ! 00406716 a 0101
00407313 00 s 03 arguing 0 contentious 0 quarrelsome 0 001 & 00407204 a 0000 | not in agreement: "small arguing groups"; "in a contentious mood"; "quarrelsome when drinking"
00407489 00 s 02 at_variance(p) 0 discrepant 0 001 & 00407204 a 0000 | not in accord: "views discordant with present-day ideas"; "desires at variance with his duty"; "widely discrepant statements"
00407688 00 s 03 dissentious 0 divisive 0 factious 0 001 & 00407204 a 0000
00407766 00 a 02 condensed 1 concentrated 4 002 & 00407950 a 0000 ! 00408091 a 0101 | reduced to a stronger or more concentrated form: "condensed milk"; "concentrated sulfuric acid"
00407950 00 s 02 boiled_down 0 boiled-down 0 001 & 00407766 a 0000 | expressing the essence of: "the final boiled-down crux of the matter"
00408091 00 a 02 uncondensed 0 unconcentrated 4 001 ! 00407766 a 0101 | not reduced to a stronger or more concentrated form
00408217 00 a 01 condensed 2 001 ! 00408335 a 0101 | of printers' type: narrower than usual for a particular height
00408335 00 a 02 expanded 2 extended 0 001 ! 00408217 a 0101 | of printers' type: wider than usual for a particular height
00408460 00 a 01 contracted 0 003 & 00408624 a 0000 & 00408762 a 0000 ! 00408879 a 0101 | reduced in size or pulled together: "the contracted pupils of her eyes"
00408624 00 s 01 contractile 0 001 & 00408460 a 0000 | capable of contracting or being contracted: "the contractile wings of an insect"
00408762 00 s 03 drawn_up(p) 0 shrunk 0 shrunken 0 001 & 00408460 a 0000 | reduced in size by being drawn together
00408879 00 a 01 expanded 1 006 & 00409068 a 0000 & 00409152 a 0000 & 00409263 a 0000 & 00409371 a 0000 & 00409486 a 0000 ! 00408460 a 0101 | increased in extent or size or bulk or scope
00409068 00 s 02 blown-up 0 enlarged 1 001 & 00408879 a 0000 | as of a photograph
00409152 00 s 01 dilated 0 001 & 00408879 a 0000 | made wider or larger in all dimensions; "a dilated pupil"
00409263 00 s 02 distended 0 swollen 0 001 & 00408879 a 0000 | expanded by or as if by internal pressure"
00409371 00 s 01 enlarged 2 001 & 00408879 a 0000 | expanded in scope: "the enlarged authority of the committee"
00409486 00 s 01 inflated 0 001 & 00408879 a 0000 | expanded by or as if by gas or air: "an inflated balloon"
00409598 00 a 03 atrophied 0 wasted 4 diminished 4 001 ! 00409836 a 0101 | (of an organ or body part) diminished in size or strength as a result of disease or injury or lack of use: "partial paralysis resulted in an atrophied left arm"
00409836 00 a 02 hypertrophied 0 enlarged 4 001 ! 00409598 a 0101 | (of an organ or body part) excessively enlarged as a result of increased size in the constituent cells: "hypertrophied myocardial fibers"
00410044 00 a 01 conditional 0 007 & 00410208 a 0000 & 00410286 a 0000 & 00410542 a 0000 & 00410620 a 0000 & 00410819 a 0000 ^ 01464691 a 0000 ! 00410917 a 0101
00410208 00 s 02 counterfactual 0 contrary_to_fact 0 001 & 00410044 a 0000
00410286 00 s 06 contingent 0 contingent_on(p) 0 dependent_on(p) 0 dependant_on(p) 0 depending_on(p) 0 uncertain 0 001 & 00410044 a 0000 | determined by conditions or circumstances not yet established: "arms sales contingent on the approval of congress"
00410542 00 s 03 dependent 0 dependant 0 qualified 0 001 & 00410044 a 0000
00410620 00 s 04 probationary 0 provisional 0 provisionary 0 tentative 0 001 & 00410044 a 0000 | not final or fully worked out or agreed upon: "probationary employees"; "just a tentative schedule"
00410819 00 s 01 provisory 0 001 & 00410044 a 0000 | subject to a proviso; "a provisory clause"
00410917 00 a 01 unconditional 0 007 & 00411083 a 0000 & 00411222 a 0000 & 00411427 a 0000 & 00411540 a 0000 ^ 01465090 a 0000 ! 00410044 a 0101 & 00411355 a 0000
00411083 00 s 03 absolute 0 total 0 unconditioned 0 001 & 00410917 a 0000 | without conditions or limitations: "unconditional surrender"
00411222 00 s 01 stark 0 001 & 00410917 a 0000 | devoid of any qualifications or elaboration: "the stark truth"; "the stark facts"
00411355 00 s 01 independent 0 001 & 00410917 a 0000 | not contingent
00411427 00 s 01 vested 0 001 & 00410917 a 0000 | fixed and absolute and without contingency: "a vested right"
00411540 00 s 02 wholehearted 0 hearty 0 001 & 00410917 a 0000 | without reservation: "wholehearted approval"; "hearty support"
00411670 00 a 01 enforceable 0 001 ! 00411753 a 0101 | capable of being enforced
00411753 00 a 01 unenforceable 0 001 ! 00411670 a 0101 | not enforceable; not capable of being brought about by compulsion: "an unenforceable law"; "unenforceable reforms"
00411927 00 a 01 conductive 0 002 & 00412097 a 0000 ! 00412310 a 0101 | having the quality or power of conducting heat or electricity or sound; exhibiting conductivity
00412097 00 s 02 semiconducting 0 semiconductive 0 001 & 00411927 a 0000 | having characteristics of a semiconductor; that is having electrical conductivity greater than insulators but less than good conductors
00412310 00 a 02 nonconductive 0 nonconducting 0 001 ! 00411927 a 0101 | not able to conduct heat or electricity or sound
00412434 00 a 01 confined 0 011 & 00412667 a 0000 & 00412793 a 0000 & 00412873 a 0000 & 00412975 a 0000 & 00413034 a 0000 & 00413114 a 0000 & 00413368 a 0000 ^ 01536294 a 0000 ^ 00800108 a 0000 ! 00413522 a 0101 & 00413203 a 0000
00412667 00 s 01 claustrophobic 0 001 & 00412434 a 0000 | uncomfortably closed or hemmed in: "a claustrophobic little room"
00412793 00 s 02 close 0 confining 0 001 & 00412434 a 0000 | "close quarters"
00412873 00 s 03 homebound 0 housebound 0 shut-in 0 001 & 00412434 a 0000 | confined usu by illness
00412975 00 s 01 in_childbed(a) 0 001 & 00412434 a 0000
00413034 00 s 02 pent 0 shut_up(p) 0 001 & 00412434 a 0000 | closely confined
00413114 00 s 01 snowbound 0 001 & 00412434 a 0000 | confined or shut in by heavy snow
00413203 00 s 02 stormbound 0 storm-bound 0 001 & 00412434 a 0000 | delayed or confined or cut off by a storm: "the airport was filled with stormbound passengers"
00413368 00 s 01 weather-bound 0 001 & 00412434 a 0000 | delayed or shut in by bad weather: "weather-bound traffic"; "irritable weather-bound children"
00413522 00 a 01 unconfined 0 003 & 00413613 a 0000 ^ 00797606 a 0000 ! 00412434 a 0101
00413613 00 s 02 free-range 0 unenclosed 0 001 & 00413522 a 0000 | of livestock and domestick poultry: permitted to graze or forage rather than being confined to a feedlot
00413787 00 a 01 crowded 0 004 & 00413994 a 0000 & 00414137 a 0000 & 00414310 a 0000 ! 00414480 a 0101 | overfilled or compacted or concentrated: "a crowded theater"; "a crowded program"; "crowded trains"
00413994 00 s 01 full 1 001 & 00413787 a 0000 | crowded with or rich in experience or events: "a full life"; "a young mother's crowded days"
00414137 00 s 04 full 2 jammed 0 jam-packed 0 packed 0 001 & 00413787 a 0000 | filled to capacity: "stands jam-packed with fans"; "the auditorium was full to overflowing"
00414310 00 s 01 huddled 0 001 & 00413787 a 0000 | crowded or massed together: "give me...your huddled masses"; "the huddled sheep turned their backs against the wind"
00414480 00 a 01 uncrowded 0 001 ! 00413787 a 0101 | having or allowing sufficient room: "an uncrowded train"; "an uncrowded view"
00414613 00 a 02 congenial 0 agreeable 4 006 & 00414950 a 0000 & 00415166 a 0000 ^ 00373131 a 0000 ^ 00808644 a 0000 ^ 01806138 a 0000 ! 00415285 a 0101 | suitable to one's needs or similar to one's nature": "a congenial atmosphere to work in"; "two congenial spirits united...by mutual confidence and reciprocal virtues"- T.L.Peacock
00414950 00 s 02 compatible 0 sympathetic 0 001 & 00414613 a 0000 | having similar disposition and tastes: "a compatible married couple"; "with their many similar tastes, he found her a most sympathetic companion"
00415166 00 s 02 friendly 0 sociable 0 001 & 00414613 a 0000 | "a friendly host and hostess"; "a sociable gathering"
00415285 00 a 02 uncongenial 0 incompatible 4 005 & 00415573 a 0000 ^ 00373648 a 0000 ^ 00810292 a 0000 ^ 01806748 a 0000 ! 00414613 a 0101 | not suitable to one's tastes or needs: "the uncongenial roommates were always fighting"; "the task was uncongenial to one sensitive to rebuffs"
00415573 00 s 02 disagreeable 0 unsympathetic 0 001 & 00415285 a 0000 | "found the task disagreeable and decided to abandon it"; "a job temperamentally unsympathetic to him"
00415749 00 a 01 congruent 0 003 & 00415849 a 0000 & 00415965 a 0000 ! 00416093 a 0101 | geometry
00415849 00 s 02 coincident 0 coinciding 0 001 & 00415749 a 0000 | matching point for point: "coincident circles"
00415965 00 s 02 identical 0 superposable 0 001 & 00415749 a 0000 | coinciding exactly when superposed: "congruent triangles"
00416093 00 a 01 incongruent 0 001 ! 00415749 a 0101 | geometry
00416159 00 a 02 congruous 0 congruent 4 002 & 00416279 a 0000 ! 00416413 a 0101 | corresponding in character or kind
00416279 00 s 02 appropriate 0 harmonious 0 001 & 00416159 a 0000 | "the tailored clothes were congruous with her military bearing"
00416413 00 a 01 incongruous 0 004 & 00416523 a 0000 & 00416645 a 0000 ! 00416159 a 0101 & 00416877 a 0000
00416523 00 s 02 discrepant 0 inconsistent 0 001 & 00416413 a 0000 | not in agreement: "a plan incongruous with reason"
00416645 00 s 04 inappropriate 0 incompatible 0 out_of_keeping(p) 0 unfitting 0 001 & 00416413 a 0000 | not in keeping with what is correct or proper: "incongruous behavior"; "a joke that was incongruous with polite conversation"
00416877 00 a 01 inharmonious 0 001 & 00416413 a 0000 | lacking in harmony of parts: "an incongruous mixture of architectural styles"
00417013 00 a 01 conjunctive 0 003 & 00417136 a 0000 & 00417313 a 0000 ! 00417505 a 0101 | serving or tending to connect
00417136 00 s 02 connecting 0 copulative 0 001 & 00417013 a 0000 | (grammar) syntactically connecting sentences or elements of a sentence: "`and' is a copulative conjunction"
00417313 00 s 01 connective 0 001 & 00417013 a 0000 | connecting or tending to connect: "connective remarks between chapters"; "connective tissue in animals"; "conjunctive tissue in plants"
00417505 00 a 01 disjunctive 0 007 & 00417711 a 0000 & 00417874 a 0000 & 00418061 a 0000 & 00418284 a 0000 & 00418433 a 0000 & 00418637 a 0000 ! 00417013 a 0101 | serving or tending to divide or separate
00417711 00 s 02 adversative 0 oppositive 0 001 & 00417505 a 0000 | expressing antithesis or opposition: "the adversative conjunction `but' in `poor but happy'"
00417874 00 s 02 alternative 0 mutually_exclusive 0 001 & 00417505 a 0000 | necessitating a choice between mutually exclusive possibilities: "`either' and `or' in `either this or that'
00418061 00 s 01 contrastive 0 001 & 00417505 a 0000 | (grammar) syntactically establishing a relationship of contrast between sentences or elements of a sentence: "disjunctive conjunctions like `but', `or', or `though'"
00418284 00 s 02 dividing 0 divisional 0 001 & 00417505 a 0000 | serving to divide or marking a division: "the divisional line between two states"
00418433 00 s 02 partitive 0 separative 1 001 & 00417505 a 0000 | serving to separate or divide into parts: "partitive tendencies in education"; "the uniting influence was stronger than the separative"
00418637 00 s 01 separative 2 001 & 00417505 a 0000 | (Hebrew orthography: used of an accent) indicating that the word marked is separated to a greater or lesser degree rhythmically and grammatically from the word at follows it
00418867 00 a 01 conjunct 0 001 ! 00419019 a 0101 | (music) progressing melodically by intervals of a second: "conjunct motion of an ascending scale"
00419019 00 a 01 disjunct 0 001 ! 00418867 a 0101 | (music) progressing melodically by intervals larger than a major second
00419145 00 a 01 connected 0 013 & 00419415 a 0000 & 00419593 a 0000 & 00419677 a 0000 & 00419803 a 0000 & 00419915 a 0000 & 00420011 a 0000 & 00420134 a 0000 & 00420260 a 0000 & 00420338 a 0000 & 00420512 a 0000 & 00420712 a 0000 = 08440487 n 0000 ! 00420768 a 0101
00419415 00 s 07 abutting 0 adjacent 0 adjoining 0 bordering(a) 0 conterminous 0 coterminous 0 contiguous 1 001 & 00419145 a 0000 | having a common boundary: "adjoining rooms"
00419593 00 s 01 adjunctive 0 001 & 00419145 a 0000 | joining; forming an adjunct
00419677 00 s 01 affined 0 001 & 00419145 a 0000 | closely related: "syllable to blessed syllable affined"- Wallace Stevens
00419803 00 s 01 attached 0 001 & 00419145 a 0000 | fastened together: "a picnic table with attached benches"
00419915 00 s 01 connecting 0 001 & 00419145 a 0000 | having a connection: "connecting rooms"
00420011 00 s 02 contiguous 2 in_contact 0 001 & 00419145 a 0000 | connected without a break: "the contiguous 48 states"
00420134 00 s 03 coupled 0 joined 0 linked 0 001 & 00419145 a 0000 | connected by a link, as railway cars or trailer trucks
00420260 00 s 02 cursive 0 flowing 0 001 & 00419145 a 0000 | of handwriting
00420338 00 s 01 siamese 0 001 & 00419145 a 0000 | connecting two or more pipes or hoses or having such a connection: "a Y-shaped siamese joint"; "siamese fire-hose lines"
00420512 00 s 02 socially_connected 0 well-connected 0 001 & 00419145 a 0000 | connected by blood or close acquaintance with people of wealth or social position: "a well-connected Edinburgh family"
00420712 00 s 01 together(p) 0 001 & 00419145 a 0000
00420768 00 a 02 unconnected 0 detached 4 007 & 00420943 a 0000 & 00421067 a 0000 & 00421147 a 0000 & 00421202 a 0000 ^ 01515185 a 0000 = 08440487 n 0000 ! 00419145 a 0101
00420943 00 s 01 asternal 0 001 & 00420768 a 0000 | (anatomy) not connected to the sternum or breastbone: "asternal ribs"
00421067 00 s 03 disconnected 0 disjoined 0 separate 0 001 & 00420768 a 0000
00421147 00 s 01 unattached 0 001 & 00420768 a 0000
00421202 00 s 01 uncoupled 0 001 & 00420768 a 0000 | "the uncoupled caboose rolled down the incline"
00421305 00 a 01 conquerable 0 006 & 00421451 a 0000 & 00421530 a 0000 & 00421597 a 0000 ^ 01792874 a 0000 ^ 01913147 a 0000 ! 00421664 a 0101
00421451 00 s 03 beatable 0 vanquishable 0 vincible 0 001 & 00421305 a 0000
00421530 00 s 02 expugnable 0 stormable 0 001 & 00421305 a 0000
00421597 00 s 02 subduable 0 subjugable 0 001 & 00421305 a 0000
00421664 00 a 01 unconquerable 0 008 & 00421848 a 0000 & 00421919 a 0000 & 00422005 a 0000 ^ 01793035 a 0000 & 00422078 a 0000 ^ 01914661 a 0000 & 00422163 a 0000 ! 00421305 a 0101
00421848 00 s 02 impregnable 0 inexpugnable 0 001 & 00421664 a 0000
00421919 00 s 03 indomitable 0 never-say-die 0 unsubduable 0 001 & 00421664 a 0000
00422005 00 s 02 insuperable 0 insurmountable 2 001 & 00421664 a 0000
00422078 00 s 03 invincible 0 unbeatable 0 unvanquishable 0 001 & 00421664 a 0000
00422163 00 s 01 all-victorious 0 001 & 00421664 a 0000
00422222 00 a 01 conscious 0 009 & 00422420 a 0000 ^ 00151591 a 0000 ^ 00153359 a 0000 ^ 01614231 a 0000 & 00422489 a 0000 & 00422583 a 0000 & 00422698 a 0000 ^ 01910736 a 0000 ! 00422751 a 0101
00422420 00 s 03 alert 0 awake(p) 0 aware 0 001 & 00422222 a 0000
00422489 00 s 01 self-conscious 0 001 & 00422222 a 0000 | aware of oneself as an individual
00422583 00 s 01 semiconscious 0 001 & 00422222 a 0000 | partially conscious; not completely aware of sensations
00422698 00 s 01 sentient 0 001 & 00422222 a 0000
00422751 00 a 01 unconscious 0 012 ^ 00152124 a 0000 & 00423111 a 0000 ^ 01614540 a 0000 ^ 01911780 a 0000 & 00423279 a 0000 & 00423412 a 0000 & 00423506 a 0000 & 00423597 a 0000 & 00423738 a 0000 ^ 00154000 a 0000 ! 00422222 a 0101 & 00423653 a 0000 | not conscious; lacking awareness and the capacity for sensory perception: "lay unconscious on the floor"
00423111 00 s 01 comatose 0 001 & 00422751 a 0000 | in a state of deep and usu prolonged unconsciousness; unable to respond to external stimuli: "a comatose patient"
00423279 00 s 02 insensible 0 senseless 0 001 & 00422751 a 0000 | "he lay insensible where he had fallen"; "drugged and senseless"
00423412 00 s 05 knocked_out(p) 0 kayoed 0 KO'd 0 out(p) 0 stunned 0 001 & 00422751 a 0000
00423506 00 s 01 nonconscious 0 001 & 00422751 a 0000 | "nonconscious psychic processes"
00423597 00 s 01 out_cold(p) 0 001 & 00422751 a 0000
00423653 00 s 01 semicomatose 0 001 & 00422751 a 0000 | in a state of partial coma
00423738 00 s 01 subconscious 0 001 & 00422751 a 0000
00423795 00 a 02 consecrated 0 consecrate 0 006 & 00423954 a 0000 & 00424112 a 0000 ^ 01572919 a 0000 ^ 01573806 a 0000 & 00424236 a 0000 ! 00424340 a 0101
00423954 00 s 03 dedicated 0 dedicated_to(p) 0 devoted_to(p) 0 001 & 00423795 a 0000 | set apart esp. for a higher purpose: "a life consecrated to science"
00424112 00 s 01 ordained 0 001 & 00423795 a 0000 | invested with ministerial or priestly functions: "an ordained priest"
00424236 00 s 01 votive 0 001 & 00423795 a 0000 | dedicated in fulfillment of a vow; "votive prayers"
00424340 00 a 01 desecrated 0 003 & 00424431 a 0000 & 00424515 a 0000 ! 00423795 a 0101
00424431 00 s 01 deconsecrated 0 001 & 00424340 a 0000 | divested of consecration
00424515 00 s 02 profaned 0 violated 0 001 & 00424340 a 0000 | treated irreverently or sacrilegiously
00424619 00 a 02 priestly 0 priestlike 0 001 ! 00424795 a 0101 | befitting or characteristic of a priest or the priesthood: "priestly dedication to the people of his parish"
00424795 00 a 01 unpriestly 0 001 ! 00424619 a 0101 | not priestly; unbefitting a priest: "unpriestly behavior"
00424909 00 a 01 conservative 0 009 & 00425131 a 0000 & 00425231 a 0000 & 00425371 a 0000 & 00425468 a 0000 ^ 01292568 a 0000 ^ 01556598 a 0000 & 00425539 a 0000 = 04122679 n 0000 ! 00425625 a 0101 | resistant to change
00425131 00 s 01 blimpish 0 001 & 00424909 a 0000 | pompously ultraconservative and nationalistic
00425231 00 s 01 buttoned-up 0 001 & 00424909 a 0000 | conservative in professional manner: "employers are looking for buttoned-up types"
00425371 00 s 04 fusty 0 standpat(a) 0 unprogressive 0 nonprogressive 0 001 & 00424909 a 0000
00425468 00 s 02 hidebound 0 traditionalist 0 001 & 00424909 a 0000
00425539 00 s 01 ultraconservative 0 001 & 00424909 a 0000 | extremely conservative
00425625 00 a 01 liberal 0 008 & 00425879 a 0000 & 00426026 a 0000 ^ 01557188 a 0000 & 00426320 a 0000 & 00426480 a 0000 & 00426548 a 0000 = 04122679 n 0000 ! 00424909 a 0101 | tolerant of change; not bound by authoritarianism, orthodoxy, or tradition
00425879 00 s 01 civil-libertarian 0 001 & 00425625 a 0000 | having or showing active concern for protection of civil liberties protected by law
00426026 00 s 01 liberalistic 0 001 & 00425625 a 0000 | having or demonstrating belief in the essential goodness of man and the autonomy of the individual, and favoring civil and political liberties, government by law with the consent of the governed, and protection from arbitrary authority
00426320 00 s 01 neoliberal 0 001 & 00425625 a 0000 | having or showing belief in the need for economic growth in addition to traditional liberalistic values
00426480 00 s 02 progressive 0 reformist 0 001 & 00425625 a 0000
00426548 00 s 03 welfarist 0 welfare(a) 0 welfare-statist 0 001 & 00425625 a 0000
00426633 00 a 01 consistent 0 007 & 00426796 a 0000 & 00427275 a 0000 ^ 01898307 a 0000 & 00427534 a 0000 & 00427618 a 0000 ! 00427738 a 0101 & 00427448 a 0000
00426796 00 s 08 accordant 0 agreeable 0 conformable 0 consonant 0 in_accord(p) 0 in_agreement(p) 0 concordant 0 consistent_with(a) 0 001 & 00426633 a 0000 | "salaries agreeable with current trends"; "plans conformable with your wishes"; "expressed views concordant with his background"; "testimony consistent with the known facts"; "I have decided that the course of conduct which I am following is consistent with my sense of responsibility as president in time of war"- FDR
00427275 00 s 01 pursuant_to(p) 0 001 & 00426633 a 0000 | in conformance to or agreement with: "pursuant to our agreement"; "pursuant to the dictates of one's conscience"
00427448 00 s 01 reconciled 0 001 & 00426633 a 0000 | made compatible or consistent
00427534 00 s 01 self-consistent 0 001 & 00426633 a 0000 | not self-contradictory
00427618 00 s 01 unchanging 0 001 & 00426633 a 0000 | conforming to the same principles or course of action over time
00427738 00 a 01 inconsistent 0 007 & 00427997 a 0000 & 00428250 a 0000 & 00428353 a 0000 & 00428413 a 0000 & 00428542 a 0000 ^ 01897711 a 0000 ! 00426633 a 0101 | displaying a lack of consistency: "inconsistent statements"; "inconsistent with the roadmap"
00427997 00 s 04 at_odds(p) 0 conflicting 0 contradictory 0 self-contradictory 0 001 & 00427738 a 0000 | in disagreement: "the figures are at odds with our findings"; "contradictory attributes of unjust justice and loving vindictiveness"- John Morley
00428250 00 s 02 discrepant 0 incompatible 0 001 & 00427738 a 0000 | not compatible with other facts
00428353 00 s 02 spotty 0 uneven 0 001 & 00427738 a 0000
00428413 00 s 01 unconformable 0 001 & 00427738 a 0000 | not correspondent: "a description unconformable to previous accounts"
00428542 00 s 01 unreconciled 0 001 & 00427738 a 0000 | not made consistent or compatible: "two unreconciled accountings"
00428666 00 a 02 conspicuous 0 obvious 4 012 & 00429090 a 0000 & 00429214 a 0000 & 00429437 a 0000 & 00429725 a 0000 ^ 00578099 a 0000 & 00429876 a 0000 & 00430063 a 0000 & 00430177 a 0000 & 00430604 a 0000 = 03330343 n 0000 ! 00430714 a 0101 & 00429560 a 0000 | obvious to the eye or mind: "a tower conspicuous at a great distance"; "wore conspicuous neckties"; "made herself conspicuous by her exhibitionistic preening"
00429090 00 s 02 attention-getting 0 eye-catching 0 001 & 00428666 a 0000 | seizing the attention: "eye-catching posters"
00429214 00 s 03 big 0 large 0 prominent 2 001 & 00428666 a 0000 | conspicuous in position or importance: "a big figure in the movement"; "big man on campus"; "he's very large in financial circles"; "a prominent citizen"
00429437 00 s 01 bold 0 001 & 00428666 a 0000 | clear and distinct: "bold handwriting"; "a figure carved in bold relief"
00429560 00 s 02 exhibitionist(a) 0 exhibitionistic 0 001 & 00428666 a 0000 | compulsively attracting attention to oneself esp by boasting or exaggerated behavior
00429725 00 s 01 featured 0 001 & 00428666 a 0000 | made a feature or highlight; given prominence: "a featured actor"; "a featured item at the sale"
00429876 00 s 01 in_evidence 0 001 & 00428666 a 0000 | clearly to be seen: "they were much in evidence during the fighting"; "she made certain that her engagement ring was in evidence"
00430063 00 s 01 marked 0 001 & 00428666 a 0000 | singled out for notice or esp for a dire fate: "a marked man"
00430177 00 s 04 outstanding 0 prominent 0 salient 0 striking 0 001 & 00428666 a 0000 | having a quality that thrusts itself into attention: "an outstanding fact of our time is that nations poisoned by anti_semitism proved less fortunate in regard to their own freedom"; "a new theory is the most prominent feature of the book"; "salient traits"; "a striking thing about Picadilly Circus is the statue of Eros in the center"
00430604 00 s 01 visible 0 001 & 00428666 a 0000 | being often in the public eye: "a visible public figure"
00430714 00 a 02 inconspicuous 0 invisible 4 003 & 00430932 a 0000 = 03330343 n 0000 ! 00428666 a 0101 | not prominent or readily noticeable: "he pushed the string through an inconspicuous hole"; "the invisible man"
00430932 00 s 02 obscure 0 unnoticeable 0 001 & 00430714 a 0000 | not drawing attention: "an unnoticeable cigarette burn on the carpet"; "an obscure flaw"
00431089 00 a 02 discernible 0 discernable 0 002 & 00431350 a 0000 ! 00431597 a 0101 | perceptible by the senses or intellect: "things happen in the earth and sky with no discernible cause"; "the newspaper reports no discernible progress in the negotiations"
00431350 00 s 01 distinguishable 0 001 & 00431089 a 0000 | perceivable even under difficult circumstances: "the skyline is easily discernible even at a distance of several miles"; "only the shine of their metal was distinguishable in the gloom"
00431597 00 a 01 indiscernible 0 001 ! 00431089 a 0101 | difficult or impossible to perceive or discern: "an indiscernible increase in temperature"
00431747 00 a 01 constant 0 008 & 00432071 a 0000 & 00432232 a 0000 ^ 00718498 a 0000 ^ 01898307 a 0000 ^ 01740460 a 0000 ^ 00269387 a 0000 = 03346871 n 0000 ! 00432414 a 0101 | steadfast in purpose or devotion or affection: "a man constant in adherence to his ideals"; "a constant lover"; "constant as the northern star"
00432071 00 s 02 faithful 0 true 0 001 & 00431747 a 0000 | constant in devotion or affection: "a faithful old dog"; "she proved a true friend"; "my true love"
00432232 00 s 03 steadfast 0 staunch 0 unswerving 0 001 & 00431747 a 0000 | "unswerving devotion"; "unswerving allegiance"; "a steadfast ally"; "a staunch defender of free speech"
00432414 00 a 01 inconstant 0 009 & 00432728 a 0000 & 00432832 a 0000 ^ 00267509 a 0000 ^ 00719300 a 0000 ^ 01741295 a 0000 ^ 01897711 a 0000 ^ 01910049 a 0000 = 03346871 n 0000 ! 00431747 a 0101 | likely to change frequently and without apparent or cogent reason: "an inconstant lover"; "inconstant affections"
00432728 00 s 02 false 0 unfaithful 0 001 & 00432414 a 0000 | "a false friend"; "an unfaithful lover"
00432832 00 s 02 fickle 0 volatile 0 001 & 00432414 a 0000 | marked by erratic changeableness esp. in affections or attachments: "fickle friends": "a flirt's volatile affections"
00433013 00 a 01 constructive 0 009 & 00433286 a 0000 & 00433421 a 0000 & 00433578 a 0000 & 00433720 a 0000 & 00433852 a 0000 ^ 01388694 a 0000 & 00433987 a 0000 & 00434155 a 0000 ! 00434278 a 0101 | constructing or tending to construct or helping to promote development
00433286 00 s 01 creative 0 001 & 00433013 a 0000 | promoting construction or creation: "creative work"; "a constructive philosophy"
00433421 00 s 02 formative 1 shaping 0 001 & 00433013 a 0000 | forming or capable of forming or molding: "a formative influence"; "a formative experience"
00433578 00 s 01 formative 2 001 & 00433013 a 0000 | (biol) capable of forming new cells and tissues: "a formative zone in developing bone"
00433720 00 s 01 inferential 0 001 & 00433013 a 0000 | based on interpretation; not directly expressed: "constructive permission"
00433852 00 s 02 positive 0 useful 0 001 & 00433013 a 0000 | helping to improve: "constructive criticism"; "a constructive attitude"
00433987 00 s 02 reconstructive 0 rehabilitative 0 001 & 00433013 a 0000 | helping to restore to good condition: "reconstructive surgery"; "rehabilitative exercises"
00434155 00 s 01 structural 0 001 & 00433013 a 0000 | concerned with systematic structure in a particular field of study
00434278 00 a 01 destructive 0 014 & 00434651 a 0000 & 00434834 a 0000 & 00435024 a 0000 & 00435203 a 0000 & 00435345 a 0000 & 00435500 a 0000 & 00435669 a 0000 & 00435796 a 0000 & 00435345 a 0000 & 00435958 a 0000 & 00436033 a 0000 ^ 00884728 a 0000 ^ 01389806 a 0000 ! 00433013 a 0101 | causing destruction or much damage: "a policy that is destructive to the economy"
00434651 00 s 02 annihilative 0 devastating 1 001 & 00434278 a 0000 | causing or capable of causing complete destruction: "possessing annihilative power"; "a devastating hurricane"
00434834 00 s 01 blasting 0 001 & 00434278 a 0000 | causing injury or blight; affecting with sudden violence or plague or ruin: "felicitated themselves upon being part of a blasting host"
00435024 00 s 04 caustic 0 corrosive 0 erosive 1 vitriolic 0 001 & 00434278 a 0000 | of a substance, esp. a strong acid; capable of destroying or eating away by chemical action
00435203 00 s 02 crushing 1 withering 0 001 & 00434278 a 0000 | wreaking destruction: "a crushing blow"; "the guns opened a withering fire"
00435345 00 s 02 crushing 2 soul-destroying 0 001 & 00434278 a 0000 | destructive to the spirit or soul: "a crushing rejection"; "soul-destroying labor"
00435500 00 s 02 damaging 0 negative 0 001 & 00434278 a 0000 | designed or tending to discredit, esp. without positive or helpful suggestions: "destructive criticism"
00435669 00 s 01 erosive 2 001 & 00434278 a 0000 | wearing away by friction: "the erosive effects of waves on the shoreline"
00435796 00 s 02 obliterating 0 obscurant 0 001 & 00434278 a 0000 | making undecipherable or imperceptible: "obliterating mists"; "an obscurant bank of clouds"
00435958 00 s 01 ravaging 0 001 & 00434278 a 0000 | "a ravaging illness"
00436033 00 s 01 wasteful 0 001 & 00434278 a 0000 | laying waste: "when wasteful war shall statues overturn"- Shakespeare
00436157 00 a 01 eaten 0 004 & 00436261 a 0000 & 00436333 a 0000 & 00436501 a 0000 ! 00436578 a 0101
00436261 00 s 01 consumed 0 001 & 00436157 a 0000 | eaten or drunk up
00436333 00 s 02 devoured 0 eaten_up(p) 0 001 & 00436157 a 0000 | destroyed or wasted as if by eating: "forests devoured by flame"; "an inheritance eaten up by debt"
00436501 00 s 01 ingested 0 001 & 00436157 a 0000 | taken into the stomach
00436578 00 a 01 uneaten 0 003 & 00436899 a 0000 ! 00436157 a 0101 & 00436738 a 0000 | not eaten or used up: "gave the dog the uneaten remnants of the roast"
00436738 00 s 04 leftover 0 cooked-over 0 warmed-over 0 reheated 0 001 & 00436578 a 0000 | "leftover food served at a later meal"; "yesterday's reheated soup"
00436899 00 s 02 unconsumed 0 undrunk 0 001 & 00436578 a 0000 | not eaten or drunk up: "the cat found the baby's undrunk milk"
00437028 00 a 02 contented 0 content(p) 4 007 & 00437203 a 0000 & 00437256 a 0000 & 00437472 a 0000 & 00437576 a 0000 ^ 00873218 a 0000 ^ 01376066 a 0000 ! 00437734 a 0101
00437203 00 s 01 at_peace 0 001 & 00437028 a 0000
00437256 00 s 03 complacent 0 placid 0 self-satisfied 0 001 & 00437028 a 0000 | contented to a fault: "he had become complacent after years of success"; "an air of placid sufficiency"; "his self-satisfied dignity"
00437472 00 s 01 satisfied 0 001 & 00437028 a 0000 | filled with satisfaction: "a satisfied customer"
00437576 00 s 02 smug 0 self-satisfied 2 001 & 00437028 a 0000 | marked by excessive complacency or self-satisfaction: "a smug glow of self-congratulation"
00437734 00 a 02 discontented 0 discontent(p) 4 007 & 00437915 a 0000 & 00438046 a 0000 & 00438154 a 0000 ^ 01376587 a 0000 & 00438332 a 0000 ^ 00874669 a 0000 ! 00437028 a 0101
00437915 00 s 04 disaffected 0 ill-affected 0 malcontent 0 rebellious 0 001 & 00437734 a 0000 | discontented as toward authority
00438046 00 s 02 disgruntled 0 dissatisfied 0 001 & 00437734 a 0000 | in a state of sulky dissatisfaction
00438154 00 s 02 jaundiced 0 resentful 0 001 & 00437734 a 0000 | exhibiting or affected by distaste and hostility: "looked with a jaundiced eye on the growth of regimentation"
00438332 00 s 03 restless 0 ungratified 0 unsatisfied 0 001 & 00437734 a 0000
00438413 00 a 01 contestable 0 004 & 00438523 a 0000 & 00438581 a 0000 ^ 01467113 a 0000 ! 00438673 a 0101
00438523 00 s 01 challengeable 0 001 & 00438413 a 0000
00438581 00 s 03 debatable 0 disputable 0 moot 0 001 & 00438413 a 0000 | can be disproved
00438673 00 a 02 incontestable 0 incontestible 0 007 & 00438897 a 0000 & 00439030 a 0000 & 00439245 a 0000 & 00439413 a 0000 ^ 01468444 a 0000 ! 00438413 a 0101 & 00439138 a 0000 | incapable of being contested or disputed
00438897 00 s 02 demonstrable 0 incontrovertible 0 001 & 00438673 a 0000 | necessarily or demonstrably true: "demonstrable truths"
00439030 00 s 01 demonstrated 0 001 & 00438673 a 0000 | having been demonstrated or verified beyond doubt
00439138 00 s 02 inarguable 0 unarguable 0 001 & 00438673 a 0000 | against which no argument can be made
00439245 00 s 04 ironclad 0 unassailable 0 unshakable 0 watertight 0 001 & 00438673 a 0000 | without flaws or loopholes: "an ironclad contract"; "a watertight alibi"
00439413 00 s 01 unanswerable 0 001 & 00438673 a 0000 | "an unanswerable argument"
00439498 00 a 01 continent 0 001 ! 00439598 a 0101 | having control over urination and defecation
00439598 00 a 01 incontinent 0 002 & 00439722 a 0000 ! 00439498 a 0101 | not having control over urination and defecation
00439722 00 s 01 leaky 0 001 & 00439598 a 0000 | used informally: unable to retain urine
00439813 00 a 01 continual 0 007 & 00440148 a 0000 & 00440349 a 0000 & 00440555 a 0000 & 00440653 a 0000 & 00440776 a 0000 & 00440931 a 0000 ! 00441049 a 0101 | seemingly without interruption; chiefly restricted to what recurs regularly or frequently in a prolonged and closely spaced series: "the continual banging of the shutters"
00440148 00 s 01 constant 0 001 & 00439813 a 0000 | continually recurring or continuing without interruption: "constant repetition of the exercise"; "constant chatter of monkeys"; "in constant pain"
00440349 00 s 02 incessant 0 perpetual 0 001 & 00439813 a 0000 | occurring so frequently as to seem ceaseless or uninterrupted: "a child's incessant questions"; "your perpetual (or continual) complaints"
00440555 00 s 02 insistent 0 repetitive 0 001 & 00439813 a 0000 | "the bluejay's insistent cry"
00440653 00 s 02 ongoing 0 running 0 001 & 00439813 a 0000 | continuing over a period of time: "a running joke among us"
00440776 00 s 03 perennial 0 recurrent 0 repeated 0 001 & 00439813 a 0000 | recurring again and again: "perennial efforts to stipulate the requirements"
00440931 00 s 03 persistent 0 relentless 0 unrelenting 0 001 & 00439813 a 0000 | "the relentless beat of the drums"
00441049 00 a 01 sporadic 0 008 ^ 00443592 a 0000 & 00441339 a 0000 & 00441744 a 0000 ^ 00802780 a 0000 & 00441814 a 0000 ! 00439813 a 0101 & 00441493 a 0000 & 00441615 a 0000 | recurring in scattered and irregular or unpredictable instances: "a city subjected to sporadic bombing raids"
00441339 00 s 02 fitful 0 spasmodic 0 001 & 00441049 a 0000 | occurring in spells and often abruptly: "fitful bursts of energy"; "spasmodic rifle fire"
00441493 00 s 01 intermittent 0 001 & 00441049 a 0000 | stopping and starting at intervals: "intermittent rain showers"
00441615 00 s 01 periodic 0 001 & 00441049 a 0000 | recurring or reappearing from time to time: "periodic feelings of anxiety"
00441744 00 s 02 irregular 0 unpredictable 0 001 & 00441049 a 0000
00441814 00 s 03 isolated 0 scattered 0 stray 0 001 & 00441049 a 0000 | "isolated instances of rebellion"; "scattered fire"; "a stray bullet grazed his thigh"
00441975 00 a 03 continuous 1 continuing 4 continued 4 009 & 00442485 a 0000 & 00442623 a 0000 & 00443028 a 0000 & 00443208 a 0000 & 00443364 a 0000 ^ 00227955 a 0000 = 03519767 n 0000 ! 00443592 a 0101 & 00443462 a 0000 | uninterrupted; continuing in time or space without interruption: "a continuous rearrangement of electrons in the solar atoms results in the emission of light"- James Jeans; "a continuous bout of illness lasting six months"; "lived in continuous fear"; "a continuous row of warehouses"
00442623 00 s 05 ceaseless 0 incessant 0 perpetual 0 unceasing 0 unremitting 0 001 & 00441975 a 0000 | uninterrupted in time and indefinitely long continuing: "the ceaseless thunder of surf"; "night and day we live with the incessant noise of the city"; "the perpetual struggle to maintain standards in a democracy"; "man's unceasing warfare with drought and isolation"; "unremitting demands of hunger"
00443028 00 s 01 continual 0 001 & 00441975 a 0000 | "continual" (meaning seemingly uninterrupted) is often used interchangeable with "continuous" (meaning without interruption)
00443208 00 s 03 free-burning 0 free_burning 0 sustained 2 001 & 00441975 a 0000 | (of an electric arc): "heat transfer to the anode in free burning arcs
00443364 00 s 02 straight 0 consecutive 0 001 & 00441975 a 0000 | "sick for five straight days"
00443462 00 s 01 sustained 0 001 & 00441975 a 0000 | maintained at length without interruption or weakening: "sustained flight"
00443592 00 a 02 discontinuous 1 noncontinuous 0 006 & 00443789 a 0000 & 00443858 a 0000 & 00444015 a 0000 ^ 00441049 a 0000 ^ 00227528 a 0000 ! 00441975 a 0101 | not continuing in time or space
00443789 00 s 02 disconnected 0 disrupted 0 001 & 00443592 a 0000
00443858 00 s 01 disjunct 0 001 & 00443592 a 0000 | used of distributions, as of statistical or natural populations: "disjunct distribution of king crabs"
00444015 00 s 02 interrupted 0 off-and-on(a) 0 001 & 00443592 a 0000
00444087 00 a 01 continuous 2 001 ! 00444235 a 0101 | (math) of a function or curve: changing gradually in value as the variable changes in value
00444235 00 a 01 discontinuous 2 001 ! 00444087 a 0101 | (math) of a function or curve: changing suddenly in value for one or more values of the variable or at one or more points
00444416 00 a 01 controlled 0 014 & 00444705 a 0000 & 00444960 a 0000 & 00445058 a 0000 & 00445203 a 0000 & 00445363 a 0000 & 00445571 a 0000 & 00445781 a 0000 & 00445857 a 0000 & 00445962 a 0000 & 00446095 a 0000 ^ 01534482 a 0000 ! 00446180 a 0101 & 00444851 a 0000 & 00445688 a 0000
00444705 00 s 01 contained 0 001 & 00444416 a 0000 | "the oil spill is contained"; "striking with contained ferocity at my head"- R.L.Stevenson
00444851 00 s 02 in_hand(p) 0 under_control(p) 1 001 & 00444416 a 0000 | "kept the situation well in hand"
00444960 00 s 02 disciplined 0 under_control(p) 2 001 & 00444416 a 0000 | "controlled emotions"
00445058 00 s 03 dominated 0 dominated_by 0 under_the_thumb_of(p) 0 001 & 00444416 a 0000 | controlled or ruled by superior authority or power
00445203 00 s 02 obsessed 0 possessed(p) 0 001 & 00444416 a 0000 | influenced or controlled by a powerful force such as a strong emotion: "by love possessed"
00445363 00 s 01 pressurized 0 001 & 00444416 a 0000 | maintained at a certain atmospheric pressure: "in a pressurized cabin the air pressure is comfortable for breathing"; "cooking with pressurized steam"
00445571 00 s 01 price-controlled 0 001 & 00444416 a 0000 | having the price controlled or regulated by government
00445688 00 s 01 priest-ridden 0 001 & 00444416 a 0000 | ruled by or oppressed by a priest
00445781 00 s 01 regimented 0 001 & 00444416 a 0000 | strictly controlled
00445857 00 s 01 regulated 0 001 & 00444416 a 0000 | "the controlled release of water from reservoirs"
00445962 00 s 01 ridden(ip) 0 001 & 00444416 a 0000 | (used in combination) dominated or obsessed by: "grief-ridden"; "war-ridden"
00446095 00 s 01 thermostated 0 001 & 00444416 a 0000 | controlled by a thermostat
00446180 00 a 01 uncontrolled 0 012 & 00446435 a 0000 & 00446602 a 0000 & 00446759 a 0000 & 00446924 a 0000 & 00447090 a 0000 & 00447165 a 0000 & 00447255 a 0000 & 00447493 a 0000 & 00447587 a 0000 & 00447643 a 0000 ^ 01535153 a 0000 ! 00444416 a 0101
00446435 00 s 03 anarchic 0 anarchical 0 lawless 0 001 & 00446180 a 0000 | without law or control: "the system is economically inefficient and politically anarchic"
00446602 00 s 02 free 0 loose 0 001 & 00446180 a 0000 | (of a ball in sport) not in the possession of any player: "a loose ball"; "knocked the ball loose"
00446759 00 s 02 irrepressible 0 uncontrollable 0 001 & 00446180 a 0000 | impossible to repress or control: "an irrepressible chatterbox"; "uncontrolled laughter"
00446924 00 s 03 lordless 0 masterless 0 ungoverned 1 001 & 00446180 a 0000 | having no lord or master: "harsh punishments for sturdy vagabonds and masterless men"
00447090 00 s 01 rampant 0 001 & 00446180 a 0000 | "uncontrolled growth"
00447165 00 s 02 runaway 0 out_of_control 0 001 & 00446180 a 0000 | "runaway inflation"
00447255 00 s 02 torrential 0 wild 2 001 & 00446180 a 0000 | resembling a torrent in force and abundance: "torrential applause"; "torrential abuse"; "the torrential facility and fecundity characteristic of his style"- Winthrop Sargeant
00447493 00 s 02 undisciplined 0 ungoverned 2 001 & 00446180 a 0000 | lacking in discipline
00447587 00 s 01 unregulated 0 001 & 00446180 a 0000
00447643 00 s 01 wild 1 001 & 00446180 a 0000 | not aimed or very wide of the mark: "a wild bullet"; "a wild pitch"
00447761 00 a 01 controversial 0 005 & 00447891 a 0000 & 00447969 a 0000 & 00448059 a 0000 & 00448119 a 0000 ! 00448223 a 0101
00447891 00 s 03 arguable 0 debatable 0 disputable 0 001 & 00447761 a 0000
00447969 00 s 01 disputatious 0 001 & 00447761 a 0000 | of persons: fond of controversy
00448059 00 s 02 disputed 0 moot 0 001 & 00447761 a 0000
00448119 00 s 02 polemic 0 polemical 0 001 & 00447761 a 0000 | of or involving dispute or controversy
00448223 00 a 02 uncontroversial 0 noncontroversial 0 004 & 00448356 a 0000 & 00448534 a 0000 & 00448689 a 0000 ! 00447761 a 0101
00448356 00 s 02 accepted 0 undisputed 0 001 & 00448223 a 0000 | generally agreed upon; not subject to dispute: "the accepted interpretation of the poem"; "an accepted theory"
00448534 00 s 02 agreed_upon(p) 0 stipulatory 0 001 & 00448223 a 0000 | constituted or contracted by stipulation or agreement: "stipulatory obligations"
00448689 00 s 01 noncontentious 0 001 & 00448223 a 0000 | of persons: not given to controversy
00448786 00 a 01 convenient 0 007 & 00449030 a 0000 & 00449086 a 0000 ^ 00694779 a 0000 & 00449171 a 0000 ^ 00017806 a 0000 = 03336808 n 0000 ! 00449277 a 0101 | suited to one's comfort, purpose, or needs: "a convenient excuse for not going"
00449030 00 s 01 comfortable 0 001 & 00448786 a 0000
00449086 00 s 02 easy_to_use(p) 0 handy 0 001 & 00448786 a 0000 | "a handy gadget"
00449171 00 s 02 favorable 0 favourable 0 001 & 00448786 a 0000 | "a convenient time to receive guests"
00449277 00 a 01 inconvenient 0 003 & 00449417 a 0000 = 03336808 n 0000 ! 00448786 a 0101 | not suited to one's comfort, purpose or needs
00449417 00 s 03 awkward 0 bothersome 0 troublesome 0 001 & 00449277 a 0000 | "it is inconvenient not to have a telephone in the kitchen"; "they arrived at an awkward time"
00449592 00 a 01 conventional 0 008 & 00449933 a 0000 & 00450167 a 0000 ^ 00783961 a 0000 & 00450269 a 0000 ^ 01290889 a 0000 = 03379436 n 0000 ! 00450430 a 0101 ! 00451911 a 0101 | following accepted customs and proprieties: "conventional wisdom"; "she had strayed from the path of conventional behavior"; "conventional forms of address"
00449933 00 s 02 accepted 0 received 0 001 & 00449592 a 0000 | widely accepted as true or worthy: "the accepted wisdom about old age"; "a received moral idea"; "Received political wisdom says not; surveys show otherwise"- Economist
00450167 00 s 01 customary 0 001 & 00449592 a 0000 | "sealed the deal with the customary handshake"
00450269 00 s 02 stodgy 0 stuffy 0 001 & 00449592 a 0000 | excessively conventional: "why is the middle class so stodgy, so utterly without a sense of humor?"
00450430 00 a 01 unconventional 0 006 & 00450669 a 0000 & 00450794 a 0000 & 00450987 a 0000 ^ 01289561 a 0000 = 03379436 n 0000 ! 00449592 a 0101 | not conforming to accepted rules or standards: "her unconventional dress and hair style"
00450669 00 s 01 bohemian 0 001 & 00450430 a 0000 | unconventional in esp appearance and behavior: "a bohemian life style"
00450794 00 s 01 go-as-you-please 0 001 & 00450430 a 0000 | not bound by rule or law or convention: "bewildered by the old go-as-you-please liberty of alliterative rhythm"- George Saintsbury
00450987 00 s 03 irregular 0 maverick 0 unorthodox 0 001 & 00450430 a 0000 | independent in behavior or thought: "she led a somewhat irregular private life"; "maverick politicians"
00451170 00 a 01 conventional 1 004 & 00451389 a 0000 & 00451560 a 0000 & 00451629 a 0000 ! 00451911 a 0101 | unimaginative and conformist: "conventional bourgeois lives"; "the men seemed to be in conventional moods"
00451389 00 s 03 button-down 0 buttoned-down 0 conservative 0 001 & 00451170 a 0000 | "a colorful character in the buttoned-down, dull-gray world of business"- Newsweek
00451560 00 s 02 square 0 straight 0 001 & 00451170 a 0000 | slang
00451629 00 s 05 trite 0 stereotyped 0 stereotypic 0 stereotypical 0 unimaginative 0 001 & 00451170 a 0000 | lacking spontaneity or originality or individuality: "his remarks were trite and commonplace"; "stereotyped phrases of condolence"; "even his profanity was unimaginative"
00451911 00 a 01 unconventional 1 006 & 00452111 a 0000 & 00452198 a 0000 & 00452524 a 0000 & 00452729 a 0000 ! 00449592 a 0101 ! 00451170 a 0101 | out of the ordinary: "unconventional life styles"
00452111 00 s 01 alternative 0 001 & 00451911 a 0000 | "alternative life style" e.g.
00452198 00 s 06 bizarre 0 eccentric 0 outlandish 0 outre 0 strange 0 weird 0 001 & 00451911 a 0000 | conspicuously or grossly unconventional: "restaurants of bizarre design--one like a hat, another like a rabbit"; "famed for his eccentric spelling"; "the outlandish clothes of teenagers"; "outre and affected stage antics"
00452524 00 s 03 devil-may-care 0 raffish 0 rakish 0 001 & 00451911 a 0000 | marked by a carefree unconventionality or disreputableness: "a cocktail party given by some...raffish bachelors"- Crary Moore
00452861 00 a 01 conformist 0 001 ! 00453079 a 0101 | marked by conformity or convention; not corresponding to current customs or rules or styles: "underneath the radical image teenagers are surprisingly conformist"
00453079 00 a 02 nonconformist 0 unconformist 0 001 ! 00452861 a 0101 | not conforming to some norm or socially approved pattern of behavior or thought: "their rabidly nonformist deportment has made them legendary"; "the old stubborn nonconformist spirit of the early settlers"
00453359 00 a 02 nuclear 0 atomic 0 002 & 00453579 a 0000 ! 00453704 a 0101 | (of power and warfare and weaponry) using atomic energy: "nuclear (or atomic) submarines"; "nuclear war"; "nuclear weapons"; "atomic bombs"
00453579 00 s 01 thermonuclear 0 001 & 00453359 a 0000 | using atmic weapons based on fusion as distinguished from fission
00453704 00 a 01 conventional 2 001 ! 00453359 a 0101 | (of power and warfare and weaponry) not nuclear: "conventional power plants"; "conventional warfare"; "conventional weapons"
00453887 00 a 01 traditional 0 005 & 00454103 a 0000 & 00454331 a 0000 & 00454559 a 0000 & 00454689 a 0000 ! 00454812 a 0101 | consisting of or derived from tradition: "traditional history"; "traditional morality"
00454103 00 s 01 conventional 0 001 & 00453887 a 0000 | in accord with or being a tradition or practice accepted from the past: "a conventional church wedding with the bride in traditional white"; "the conventional handshake"
00454331 00 s 02 handed-down 0 tralatitious 0 001 & 00453887 a 0000 | having been passed along from generation to generation: "among Biblical critics a tralatitious interpretation is one received by expositor from expositor"
00454559 00 s 02 time-honored 0 time-honoured 0 001 & 00453887 a 0000 | of long standing and acceptance: "time-honored customs"
00454689 00 s 01 traditionalistic 0 001 & 00453887 a 0000 | adhering to tradition esp in cultural or religious practices
00454812 00 a 02 nontraditional 0 untraditional 0 001 ! 00453887 a 0101 | not conforming to or in accord with tradition: "nontraditional designs"; "nontraditional practices"
00454988 00 a 01 convergent 0 005 & 00455115 a 0000 & 00455182 a 0000 & 00455260 a 0000 ^ 01313796 a 0000 ! 00455408 a 0101
00455115 00 s 02 confluent 0 merging(a) 0 001 & 00454988 a 0000
00455182 00 s 01 converging(a) 0 001 & 00454988 a 0000 | meeting or joining
00455260 00 s 02 focused 0 focussed 0 001 & 00454988 a 0000 | (of light rays) converging on a point: "focused light rays can set something afire"
00455408 00 a 02 divergent 0 diverging 0 004 & 00455528 a 0000 ^ 01313796 a 0000 & 00455617 a 0000 ! 00454988 a 0101
00455528 00 s 01 branching 0 001 & 00455408 a 0000 | drawing apart from a common point
00455617 00 s 01 radiating(a) 0 001 & 00455408 a 0000
00455674 00 a 01 branchy 0 006 & 00455862 a 0000 & 00456154 a 0000 & 00456282 a 0000 & 00456347 a 0000 & 00456471 a 0000 ! 00456614 a 0101 | having many branches: "a branchy tree trunk"
00455862 00 s 0a arboreal 0 arboreous 0 arborescent 0 arboresque 0 arboriform 0 dendriform 0 dendroid 1 dendroidal 1 treelike 0 tree-shaped 0 001 & 00455674 a 0000 | resembling a tree in form and branching structure: "arborescent coral found off the coast of Bermuda"; "dendriform sponges"
00456154 00 s 01 brachiate 0 001 & 00455674 a 0000 | (botany) having widely spreading paired branches: "maples are brachiate"
00456282 00 s 02 branched 0 branching 0 001 & 00455674 a 0000
00456347 00 s 02 bushy 0 spreading(a) 0 001 & 00455674 a 0000 | resembling a bush in being thickly branched and spreading
00456471 00 s 02 mop-headed 0 mopheaded 0 001 & 00455674 a 0000 | (of trees) having a bushy top without a leader: "mop-headed cabbage palms"
00456614 00 a 01 branchless 0 002 & 00456705 a 0000 ! 00455674 a 0101 | without branches
00456705 00 s 02 unbranched 0 unbranching 0 001 & 00456614 a 0000 | "a tree with an unbranched trunk"
00456809 00 a 01 convincing 0 005 & 00456983 a 0000 & 00457129 a 0000 & 00457257 a 0000 ^ 01353972 a 0000 ! 00457371 a 0101 | causing one to believe the truth of something
00456983 00 s 02 cogent 0 potent 0 001 & 00456809 a 0000 | having the power to influence or convince: "a convincing manner"; "potent arguments"
00457129 00 s 02 credible 0 plausible 0 001 & 00456809 a 0000 | appearing to merit belief or acceptance: "a convincing story"
00457257 00 s 02 disenchanting 0 disillusioning 0 001 & 00456809 a 0000 | freeing from illusion or false belief
00457371 00 a 01 unconvincing 0 004 & 00457482 a 0000 & 00457562 a 0000 ^ 00480070 a 0000 ! 00456809 a 0101
00457482 00 s 01 implausible 0 001 & 00457371 a 0000 | "unconvincing excuses"
00457562 00 s 01 unpersuasive 0 001 & 00457371 a 0000 | "as unconvincing as a forced smile"
00457656 00 a 01 cooked 0 016 & 00457977 a 0000 & 00458050 a 0000 & 00458114 a 0000 & 00458184 a 0000 & 00458236 a 0000 & 00458298 a 0000 & 00458347 a 0000 & 00458676 a 0000 & 00458739 a 0000 & 00458792 a 0000 & 00458952 a 0000 ! 00459004 a 0101 & 00458410 a 0000 & 00458501 a 0000 & 00458574 a 0000 & 00458852 a 0000
00457977 00 s 01 baked 0 001 & 00457656 a 0000 | of bread and pastries
00458050 00 s 02 barbecued 0 grilled 1 001 & 00457656 a 0000
00458114 00 s 03 boiled 0 poached 0 stewed 0 001 & 00457656 a 0000
00458184 00 s 01 braised 0 001 & 00457656 a 0000
00458236 00 s 02 broiled 0 grilled 2 001 & 00457656 a 0000
00458298 00 s 01 done 0 001 & 00457656 a 0000
00458347 00 s 02 fried 0 deep-fried 0 001 & 00457656 a 0000
00458410 00 s 02 saute 0 sauteed 0 001 & 00457656 a 0000 | fried quickly in a little fat
00458501 00 s 01 hard-baked 0 001 & 00457656 a 0000 | baked until hard
00458574 00 s 01 hard-boiled 0 001 & 00457656 a 0000 | used of eggs; cooked until the yolk is solid
00458676 00 s 02 medium 0 well-done 0 001 & 00457656 a 0000
00458739 00 s 01 overdone 0 001 & 00457656 a 0000
00458792 00 s 02 roast 0 roasted 0 001 & 00457656 a 0000
00458852 00 s 01 soft-boiled 0 001 & 00457656 a 0000 | used of eggs; having the yolk still liquid
00458952 00 s 01 steamed 0 001 & 00457656 a 0000
00459004 00 a 01 raw 0 004 & 00459106 a 0000 & 00459173 a 0000 & 00459234 a 0000 ! 00457656 a 0101
00459106 00 s 02 half-baked 0 underdone 1 001 & 00459004 a 0000
00459173 00 s 02 rare 0 underdone 2 001 & 00459004 a 0000
00459234 00 s 01 uncooked 0 001 & 00459004 a 0000
00459287 00 a 01 cooperative 0 004 & 00459487 a 0000 ^ 00908906 a 0000 & 00459670 a 0000 ! 00459871 a 0101 | done with or working with others for a common purpose or benefit: "a cooperative effort"
00459487 00 s 01 helpful 0 001 & 00459287 a 0000 | showing a willingness to cooperate: "a cooperative patient"; "parents hope to raise children who are considerate and cooperative"
00459670 00 s 02 synergetic 0 synergistic 0 001 & 00459287 a 0000 | working together; used esp of groups, as subsidiaries of a corporation, cooperating for an enhanced effect: "a synergistic effect"
00459871 00 a 01 uncooperative 0 004 & 00460035 a 0000 & 00460152 a 0000 ^ 00911189 a 0000 ! 00459287 a 0101 | unwilling to cooperate: "an uncooperative witness"
00460035 00 s 01 refractory 0 001 & 00459871 a 0000 | resistant to authority or control: "as refractory as a mule"
00460152 00 s 01 unhelpful 0 001 & 00459871 a 0000 | "an uncooperative attitude"
00460235 00 a 01 corrupt 0 008 & 00460550 a 0000 & 00460657 a 0000 & 00460845 a 0000 & 00461073 a 0000 & 00461212 a 0000 & 00461507 a 0000 = 03407868 n 0000 ! 00461621 a 0101 | lacking in integrity: "humanity they knew to be corrupt...from the day of Adam's creation"; "a corrupt and incompetent city government"
00460550 00 s 03 corrupted 0 debased 0 vitiated 0 001 & 00460235 a 0000 | ruined in character or quality
00460657 00 s 04 corruptible 0 bribable 0 dishonest 0 venal 0 001 & 00460235 a 0000 | capable of being corrupted: "corruptible judges"; "dishonest politicians"; "a venal police officer"
00460845 00 s 04 depraved 0 immoral 0 perverted 0 reprobate 0 001 & 00460235 a 0000 | marked by immorality and perversion: "depraved criminals"; "a perverted sense of loyalty"; "the reprobate conduct of a gambling aristocrat"
00461073 00 s 02 dirty 0 sordid 0 001 & 00460235 a 0000 | unethical or dishonest: "dirty police officers"; "a sordid political campaign"
00461212 00 s 02 praetorian 0 pretorian 0 001 & 00460235 a 0000 | characteristic of Praetorian soldiers in respect to corruption or political venality: "a large praetorian bureaucracy filled with ambitious...and often sycophantic people makes work and makes trouble"- Arthur M.Schlesinger Jr.
00461507 00 s 01 putrid 0 001 & 00460235 a 0000 | morally corrupt or evil: "the putrid atmosphere of the court"
00461621 00 a 01 incorrupt 0 006 & 00461765 a 0000 & 00461917 a 0000 & 00462001 a 0000 & 00462157 a 0000 = 03407868 n 0000 ! 00460235 a 0101
00461765 00 s 01 incorruptible 0 001 & 00461621 a 0000 | incapable of being morally corrupted: "incorruptible judges are the backbone of the society"
00461917 00 s 01 moral 0 001 & 00461621 a 0000 | free of corruption or immorality
00462001 00 s 01 uncorrupted 1 001 & 00461621 a 0000 | not debased: "though his associates were dishonest, he remained uncorrupted"; "uncorrupted values"
00462157 00 s 02 uncorrupted 2 unspoiled 0 001 & 00461621 a 0000 | not decayed or decomposed
00462252 00 a 02 synergistic 0 interactive 0 001 ! 00462437 a 0101 | used esp. of drugs or muscles that work together so the total effect is greater than the sum of the two (or more)
00462437 00 a 02 antagonistic 0 incompatible 0 001 ! 00462252 a 0101 | used esp. of drugs or muscles that counteract or neutralize each other's effect
00462590 00 a 01 corinthian 0 003 & 00462755 a 0000 ! 00462838 a 0101 ! 00463099 a 0101 | (archit) most ornate of the three orders of classical Greek architecture
00462755 00 s 01 composite 0 001 & 00462590 a 0000 | a modified Corinthian style
00462838 00 a 01 doric 0 003 & 00463006 a 0000 ! 00463099 a 0101 ! 00462590 a 0101 | (archit) oldest and simplest of the three orders of classical Greek architecture
00463006 00 s 01 tuscan 0 001 & 00462838 a 0000 | a classical order similar to Roman Doric
00463099 00 a 01 ionic 0 002 ! 00462590 a 0101 ! 00462838 a 0101 | (archit) an order of classical Greek architecture
00463218 00 a 01 considerable 0 005 & 00463580 a 0000 & 00463740 a 0000 & 00464031 a 0000 & 00464144 a 0000 ! 00464270 a 0101 | large or relatively large in amount or extent or degree: "a considerable quantity"; "the economy was a considerable issue in the campaign"; "went to considerable trouble for us"; "spent a considerable amount of time on the problem"
00463580 00 s 01 appreciable 0 001 & 00463218 a 0000 | enough to be estimated or measured: "appreciable amounts of noxious wastes are dumped into the harbor"
00463740 00 s 07 goodly 0 goodish 0 hefty 0 respectable 0 sizable 0 sizeable 0 tidy 0 001 & 00463218 a 0000 | large in amount or extent or degree: "it cost a considerable amount"; "a goodly amount"; "received a hefty bonus"; "a respectable sum"; "a tidy sum of money"; "a sizable fortune"
00464031 00 s 01 right_smart 0 001 & 00463218 a 0000 | (regional; S and Midland) "it's a right smart distance"
00464144 00 s 02 significant 0 substantial 0 001 & 00463218 a 0000 | worthy of consideration: "won by a substantial margin"
00464270 00 a 01 inconsiderable 0 002 & 00464510 a 0000 ! 00463218 a 0101 | too small or unimportant to merit attention: "passed his life in an inconsiderble village"; "their duties were inconsiderable"; "had no inconsiderable influence"
00464510 00 s 02 insignificant 0 trivial 0 001 & 00464270 a 0000 | not worthy of consideration or notice
00464617 00 a 02 substantial 0 real 2 003 = 03359053 n 0000 ^ 00465320 a 0000 ! 00464890 a 0101 | having substance or capable of being treated as fact; not imaginary: "a mere dream, neither substantial nor practical"; "most ponderous and substantial things"- Shakespeare
00464890 00 a 03 insubstantial 0 unsubstantial 0 unreal 2 004 & 00465118 a 0000 ^ 00465926 a 0000 = 03359053 n 0000 ! 00464617 a 0101 | lacking material form or substance; existing only in fancy: "as insubstantial as a dream"
00465118 00 s 04 aeriform 0 airy 0 aery 0 ethereal 0 001 & 00464890 a 0000 | lacking real existence: "figures light and aeriform come unlooked for and melt away"- Thomas Carlyle; "an airy apparition"
00465320 00 a 01 material 1 005 & 00465506 a 0000 & 00465738 a 0000 ^ 00464617 a 0000 = 03358752 n 0000 ! 00465926 a 0101 | derived from or composed of matter: "the material universe"
00465506 00 s 03 physical 0 substantial 0 tangible 0 001 & 00465320 a 0000 | having substance or material existence; perceptible to the senses: "a physical manifestation"; "the substantial world"; "surrounded by tangible objects"
00465738 00 s 01 physical 2 001 & 00465320 a 0000 | concerned with material things: "physical properties"; "the physical characteristics of the earth"; "the physical size of a computer"
00465926 00 a 01 immaterial 1 004 & 00466127 a 0000 ^ 00464890 a 0000 = 03358752 n 0000 ! 00465320 a 0101 | not consisting of matter: "immaterial apparitions"; "ghosts and other immaterial entities"
00466127 00 s 02 insubstantial 0 intangible 0 001 & 00465926 a 0000 | lacking substance or reality; incapable of being touched or seen: "an insubstantial mirage on the horizon"; "that intangible thing--the soul"
00466341 00 a 01 bodied 0 003 & 00466531 a 0000 ^ 00467549 a 0000 ! 00466677 a 0101 | having a body or a body of a specified kind; often used in combination: "strong-bodied"; "big-bodied"
00466531 00 s 01 incarnate 0 001 & 00466341 a 0000 | invested with a bodily form esp of a human body: "a monarch...regarded as a god incarnate"
00466677 00 a 01 unbodied 0 004 & 00466800 a 0000 & 00466913 a 0000 ^ 00468303 a 0000 ! 00466341 a 0101 | having no body
00466800 00 s 02 bodiless 0 bodyless 0 001 & 00466677 a 0000 | having no trunk or main part: "a bodiless head"
00466913 00 s 01 formless 0 001 & 00466677 a 0000 | having no physical form: "the primitive society exists in a world filled with...formless but often malevolent beings
00467084 00 a 01 brainwashed 0 001 ! 00467360 a 0101 | subjected to intensive forced indoctrination resulting in the rejection of old beliefs and acceptance of new ones: "brainwashed prisoners of war"; "captive audiences for TV commercials can become brainwashed consumers"
00467360 00 a 01 unbrainwashed 0 001 ! 00467084 a 0101 | not successfully subjected to brainwashing: "despite the torture and the psychological pressure some POWs remained unbrainwashed"
00467549 00 a 02 corporeal 0 material 4 006 & 00467845 a 0000 & 00467967 a 0000 & 00468228 a 0000 ^ 00466341 a 0000 = 03358752 n 0000 ! 00468303 a 0101 | having material or physical form or substance: "that which is created is of necessity corporeal and visible and tangible" - Benjamin Jowett
00467845 00 s 01 bodily 0 001 & 00467549 a 0000 | having or relating to a physical material body: "corporeal existence"
00467967 00 s 05 bodied 0 corporal 0 corporate 0 embodied 0 incarnate 0 001 & 00467549 a 0000 | possessing or existing in bodily form: "what seemed corporal melted as breath into the wind"- Shakespeare; "an incarnate spirit"; "`corporate' is an archaic term"
00468228 00 s 01 reincarnate 0 001 & 00467549 a 0000 | having a new body
00468303 00 a 02 incorporeal 0 immaterial 4 005 & 00468505 a 0000 & 00468658 a 0000 ^ 00466677 a 0000 = 03358752 n 0000 ! 00467549 a 0101 | without material form or substance: "an incorporeal spirit"
00468505 00 s 05 discorporate 0 unembodied 0 bodiless 0 unbodied 0 disembodied 0 001 & 00468303 a 0000 | not having a material body: "bodiless ghosts"
00468658 00 s 03 nonmaterial 0 spiritual 0 unearthly 0 001 & 00468303 a 0000 | of the spirit rather than the body: "spiritual beings"
00468794 00 a 02 correct 0 right 2 009 & 00469158 a 0000 ^ 00020444 a 0000 & 00469247 a 0000 ^ 01435824 a 0000 & 00469473 a 0000 ^ 01862598 a 0000 = 03379927 n 0000 ! 00469587 a 0202 ! 00469587 a 0101 | free from error; esp conforming to fact or truth: "the correct answer"; "the correct version"; "the right answer"; "took the right road"; "the right decision"
00469158 00 s 03 accurate 0 exact 0 precise 0 001 & 00468794 a 0000 | strictly correct
00469247 00 s 02 letter-perfect 0 word-perfect 0 001 & 00468794 a 0000 | correct to the last detail; esp being in or following the exact words: "a letter-perfect rendition of the soliloquy "she was word-perfect in her part"
00469473 00 s 01 straight 0 001 & 00468794 a 0000 | in the proper order or condition: "set the record straight"
00469587 00 a 02 incorrect 0 wrong 2 008 & 00470026 a 0000 & 00470185 a 0000 ^ 01863937 a 0000 ^ 01437271 a 0000 ^ 00021529 a 0000 = 03379927 n 0000 ! 00468794 a 0202 ! 00468794 a 0101 | not correct; not in conformity with fact or truth: "an incorrect calculation"; "the report in the paper is wrong"; "your information is wrong"; "the clock showed the wrong time"; "found themselves on the wrong road"; "based on the wrong assumptions"
00470026 00 s 02 erroneous 0 inaccurate 0 001 & 00469587 a 0000 | containing or characterized by error: "erroneous conclusions"; "the answer was inaccurate"
00470185 00 s 02 false 0 mistaken 0 001 & 00469587 a 0000 | arising from error: "a false assumption"; "a mistaken view of the situation"
00470324 00 a 02 right 4 correct 4 002 & 00470459 a 0000 ! 00470656 a 0101 | correct in opinion or judgment: "time proved him right"
00470459 00 s 01 right-minded 0 001 & 00470324 a 0000 | disposed toward or having views based on what is right: "respect for law which every right-minded citizen ought to have"- Bertrand Russell
00470656 00 a 01 wrong 4 002 & 00470797 a 0000 ! 00470324 a 0101 | based on or acting or judging in error: "it is wrong to think that way"
00470797 00 s 02 wrongheaded 0 wrong-headed 0 001 & 00470656 a 0000 | obstinately perverse in judgment or opinion: "a wrongheaded policy"
00470937 00 a 01 corrected 0 004 & 00471045 a 0000 & 00471180 a 0000 ! 00471379 a 0101 & 00471325 a 0000
00471045 00 s 01 aplanatic 0 001 & 00470937 a 0000 | (optics) free from or corrected for spherical aberration: "an aplanatic mirror"
00471180 00 s 01 apochromatic 0 001 & 00470937 a 0000 | (optics) corrected for both chromatic and spherical aberration: "an apochromatic lens"
00471325 00 s 01 rectified 0 001 & 00470937 a 0000
00471379 00 a 01 uncorrected 0 002 & 00471499 a 0000 ! 00470937 a 0101 | left faulty or wrong: "an uncorrected error"
00471499 00 s 01 unremedied 0 001 & 00471379 a 0000 | "uncorrected astigmatism"
00471581 00 a 01 corrigible 0 004 & 00471690 a 0000 & 00471843 a 0000 & 00471926 a 0000 ! 00472080 a 0101
00471690 00 s 02 amendable 0 correctable 0 001 & 00471581 a 0000 | capable of being corrected or set right; "a corrigible defect"; "an amendable flaw"
00471843 00 s 01 improvable 0 001 & 00471581 a 0000 | susceptible of improvement
00471926 00 s 02 redeemable 0 reformable 0 001 & 00471581 a 0000 | susceptible to improvement or reform: "a corrigible criminal"; "a redeemable sinner"
00472080 00 a 01 incorrigible 0 005 & 00472235 a 0000 & 00472340 a 0000 ^ 01235042 a 0000 & 00472467 a 0000 ! 00471581 a 0101 | impervious to punishment
00472235 00 s 01 delinquent 0 001 & 00472080 a 0000 | persistently bad; "school for incorrigible boys"
00472607 00 a 01 cosmopolitan 2 005 & 00472990 a 0000 & 00473067 a 0000 & 00473242 a 0000 & 00473522 a 0000 ! 00473678 a 0101 | at home all over the world; not provincial in attitudes or interests: "his cosmopolitan benevolence impartially extended to all races and to all creeds"- T.B. Macaulay; "that queer, cosmopolitan, rather sinister crowd found around the Marseilles docks"
00472990 00 s 03 citified 0 city-bred 0 city_born 0 001 & 00472607 a 0000
00473067 00 s 01 cosmopolite 0 001 & 00472607 a 0000 | having constituent elements from many parts of the world: "the ancient and cosmopolitan societies of Syria and Egypt"
00473242 00 s 02 sophisticated 0 urbane 0 001 & 00472607 a 0000 | marked by wide-ranging knowledge and appreciation of many parts of the world arising from urban life and wide travel: "the sophisticated manners of a true cosmopolite"; "maintained an urbane tone in his letters"
00473522 00 s 02 traveled 0 travelled 0 001 & 00472607 a 0000 | familiar with many parts of the world: "a traveled, educated man"; "well-traveled people"
00473678 00 a 01 provincial 0 005 & 00473986 a 0000 & 00474198 a 0000 & 00474329 a 0000 & 00474519 a 0000 ! 00472607 a 0101 | characteristic of the provinces or their people: "deeply provincial and conformist"; "in that well-educated company I felt uncomfortably provincial"; "narrow provincial attitudes"
00473986 00 s 04 bumpkinly 0 hick 0 rustic 0 unsophisticated 0 001 & 00473678 a 0000 | "bumpkinly country boys"; "rustic farmers"; "a hick town"; "the nightlife of Montmartre awed the unsophisticated tourists"
00474198 00 s 02 insular 0 parochial 0 001 & 00473678 a 0000 | narrow in outlook or scope: "insular attitudes toward foreigners"
00474329 00 s 04 jerkwater 0 one-horse 0 pokey 0 poky 0 001 & 00473678 a 0000 | small and remote and insignificant: "a jerkwater college"; "passed a series of poky little one-horse towns"
00474519 00 s 01 stay-at-home(a) 0 001 & 00473678 a 0000 | not given to travel: "a stay-at-home friend"
00474625 00 a 01 costive 0 002 & 00474695 a 0000 ! 00474762 a 0101
00474695 00 s 02 binding 0 constipating 0 001 & 00474625 a 0000
00474762 00 a 01 laxative 0 003 & 00474851 a 0000 & 00474921 a 0000 ! 00474625 a 0101
00474851 00 s 01 aperient 0 001 & 00474762 a 0000 | mildly laxative
00474921 00 s 03 cathartic 0 evacuant 0 purgative 0 001 & 00474762 a 0000
00474998 00 a 01 constipated 0 002 & 00475141 a 0000 ! 00475191 a 0101 | have difficult or incomplete or infrequent evacuation of the bowels
00475141 00 s 01 bound 0 001 & 00474998 a 0000
00475191 00 a 02 unconstipated 0 regular 6 003 & 00475312 a 0000 & 00475379 a 0000 ! 00474998 a 0101 | not constipated
00475312 00 s 02 diarrheal 0 diarrhetic 0 001 & 00475191 a 0000
00475379 00 s 01 loose 0 001 & 00475191 a 0000
00475429 00 a 01 considerate 0 005 & 00475660 a 0000 ^ 01812730 a 0000 ^ 01833732 a 0000 ^ 01611509 a 0000 ! 00475767 a 0101 | showing concern for the rights and feelings of others: "friends considerate enough to leave us alone"
00475660 00 s 02 kind 0 thoughtful 0 001 & 00475429 a 0000 | "it was thoughtful of you to bring flowers"
00475767 00 a 01 inconsiderate 0 005 ^ 01611022 a 0000 ^ 01813096 a 0000 & 00475987 a 0000 ^ 01834732 a 0000 ! 00475429 a 0101 | lacking regard for the rights or feelings of others: "shockingly inconsiderate behavior"
00475987 00 s 04 heedless 0 thoughtless 0 uncaring 0 unthinking 0 001 & 00475767 a 0000 | "the thoughtless saying of a great princess on being informed that the people had no bread: `Let them eat cake'"
00476192 00 a 01 courteous 0 004 & 00476300 a 0000 ^ 01529762 a 0000 = 03441972 n 0000 ! 00476441 a 0101
00476300 00 s 03 chivalrous 0 gallant 0 knightly 0 001 & 00476192 a 0000 | having the qualities of gallantry attributed to an ideal knight
00476441 00 a 01 discourteous 0 006 & 00476588 a 0000 & 00476719 a 0000 ^ 01530166 a 0000 & 00476944 a 0000 = 03441972 n 0000 ! 00476192 a 0101
00476588 00 s 02 abrupt 0 unceremonious 0 001 & 00476441 a 0000 | without due formalities: "unceremonious dismissal from office"
00476719 00 s 05 bluff 0 brusque 0 brusk 0 curt 0 short(p) 0 001 & 00476441 a 0000 | marked by rude or peremptory shortness: "try to cultivate a less brusque manner"; "a curt reply"; "the salesgirl was very short with him"
00476944 00 s 03 caddish 0 unchivalrous 0 ungallant 0 001 & 00476441 a 0000
00477023 00 a 01 polite 0 004 & 00477289 a 0000 & 00477190 a 0000 = 03442202 n 0000 ! 00477354 a 0101 | showing regard for others in manners, speech, behavior, etc.
00477190 00 s 02 mannerly 0 well-mannered 0 001 & 00477023 a 0000 | socially correct in behavior
00477289 00 s 02 courteous 0 gracious 0 001 & 00477023 a 0000
00477354 00 a 01 impolite 0 007 & 00477515 a 0000 & 00477783 a 0000 & 00477783 a 0000 & 00477876 a 0000 = 03442202 n 0000 ! 00477023 a 0101 & 00477608 a 0000
00477515 00 s 02 bratty 0 brattish 0 001 & 00477354 a 0000 | used of an ill-mannered child
00477608 00 s 04 ill-mannered 0 rude 0 unmannered 0 unmannerly 0 001 & 00477354 a 0000 | socially incorrect in behavior: "resentment flared at such an unmannered intrusion"
00477783 00 s 02 discourteous 0 ungracious 0 001 & 00477354 a 0000 | lacking social graces
00477876 00 s 01 unparliamentary 0 001 & 00477354 a 0000 | so rude and abusive as to be unsuitable for Parliament
00477992 00 a 02 civil 0 polite 4 002 = 03442955 n 0000 ! 00478278 a 0101 | marked by satisfactory (or esp. minimal) adherence to social usages and sufficient but not noteworthy consideration for others; not rude: "even if he didn't like them he should have been civil"- W.S. Maugham
00478278 00 a 02 uncivil 0 rude 4 002 = 03442955 n 0000 ! 00477992 a 0101 | lacking civility or good manners: "want nothing from you but to get away from your uncivil tongue"- Willa Cather
00478469 00 a 02 creative 0 originative 0 007 & 00478683 a 0000 & 00478845 a 0000 & 00479038 a 0000 ^ 01289561 a 0000 ^ 01425821 a 0000 = 03845973 n 0000 ! 00479111 a 0101 | having the ability or power to create
00478683 00 s 02 fanciful 0 notional 0 001 & 00478469 a 0000 | indulging in or influenced by fancy: "a fanciful mind"; "all the notional vagaries of childhood"
00478845 00 s 03 imaginative 0 ingenious 0 inventive 0 001 & 00478469 a 0000 | used of persons or artifacts: "a creative imagination"; "an ingenious device"; "an imaginative use of material"
00479038 00 s 01 yeasty 0 001 & 00478469 a 0000 | exuberantly creative
00479111 00 a 01 uncreative 0 006 & 00479299 a 0000 & 00479353 a 0000 ^ 01290889 a 0000 ^ 01427123 a 0000 = 03845973 n 0000 ! 00478469 a 0101 | not creative: "an uncreative imagination"
00479299 00 s 01 imitative 0 001 & 00479111 a 0000
00479353 00 s 04 sterile 2 unimaginative 0 uninspired 0 uninventive 0 001 & 00479111 a 0000 | deficient in originality: "uninspired writing"; "unimaginative development of a musical theme"
00479544 00 a 02 credible 0 believable 4 006 & 00479749 a 0000 ^ 01372010 a 0000 & 00479894 a 0000 ^ 01832901 a 0000 = 03369177 n 0000 ! 00480070 a 0101 | capable of being believed: "a credible witness"
00479749 00 s 02 likely 0 plausible 0 001 & 00479544 a 0000 | within the realm of credibility: "not a very likely excuse"; "a plausible story"
00479894 00 s 01 presumptive 0 001 & 00479544 a 0000 | affording reasonable grounds for belief or acceptance: "presumptive evidence": "a strong presumptive case is made out"
00480070 00 a 02 incredible 0 unbelievable 4 010 & 00480334 a 0000 & 00480432 a 0000 ^ 01372362 a 0000 & 00480549 a 0000 ^ 00481353 a 0000 ^ 00457371 a 0000 & 00480690 a 0000 ^ 01833470 a 0000 = 03369177 n 0000 ! 00479544 a 0101 | beyond belief or understanding
00480334 00 s 04 astonishing 0 astounding 0 dumbfounding 0 dumfounding 0 001 & 00480070 a 0000
00480432 00 s 01 fabulous 0 001 & 00480070 a 0000 | barely credible: "the fabulous endurance of a marathon runner"
00480549 00 s 04 improbable 0 marvelous 0 marvellous 0 tall(a) 0 001 & 00480070 a 0000 | too improbable to admit of belief: "a tall story"
00480690 00 s 05 undreamed 0 undreamed_of 0 undreamt 0 undreamt_of 0 unimagined 0 001 & 00480070 a 0000
00480797 00 a 01 credulous 0 008 & 00481017 a 0000 ^ 00479544 a 0000 & 00481184 a 0000 ^ 01724010 a 0000 & 00481242 a 0000 ^ 01864729 a 0000 & 00481295 a 0000 ! 00481353 a 0101 | disposed to believe on little evidence
00481017 00 s 01 credible 0 001 & 00480797 a 0000 | a wide but incorrect usage where "credulous" would be appropriate: "she was not the...credible fool he expected"
00481184 00 s 01 overcredulous 0 001 & 00480797 a 0000
00481242 00 s 01 trusting 0 001 & 00480797 a 0000
00481295 00 s 01 unquestioning 0 001 & 00480797 a 0000
00481353 00 a 01 incredulous 0 005 & 00481481 a 0000 & 00481679 a 0000 ^ 01864983 a 0000 ^ 00480070 a 0000 ! 00480797 a 0101
00481481 00 s 04 disbelieving 0 skeptical 0 sceptical 0 unbelieving 0 001 & 00481353 a 0000 | denying or questioning the tenets of esp a religion: "a skeptical approach to the nature of miracles"
00481679 00 s 01 distrustful 0 001 & 00481353 a 0000
00481735 00 a 01 critical 1 009 & 00482024 a 0000 & 00482165 a 0000 & 00482305 a 0000 & 00482444 a 0000 & 00482571 a 0000 & 00482730 a 0000 ^ 01594020 a 0000 ^ 00743472 a 0000 ! 00482822 a 0101 | marked by a tendency to find and call attention to errors and flaws: "a critical attitude"
00482024 00 s 04 admonitory 0 admonishing 0 reproachful 0 reproving 0 001 & 00481735 a 0000 | expressing adverse criticism as a corrective
00482165 00 s 02 captious 0 faultfinding 0 001 & 00481735 a 0000 | "a captious pedant"; "an excessively demanding and faultfinding tutor"
00482305 00 s 05 caviling 0 carping 0 nitpicking 0 pettifogging 0 quibbling 0 001 & 00481735 a 0000 | quibbling over insignicant details
00482444 00 s 01 censorious 0 001 & 00481735 a 0000 | harshly critical or expressing censure: "censorious of petty failings"
00482571 00 s 03 hypercritical 0 overcritical 0 supercritical 0 001 & 00481735 a 0000 | inclined to judge too severely: "hypercritical of colloquial speech"
00482730 00 s 01 vituperative 0 001 & 00481735 a 0000 | marked by harshly abusive censure
00482822 00 a 02 uncritical 1 unreproachful 0 001 ! 00481735 a 0101 | not critical; not tending to find or call attention to errors
00482956 00 a 01 judgmental 0 002 & 00483074 a 0000 ! 00483249 a 0101 | depending on judgment: "a judgmental error"
00483074 00 s 01 faultfinding(a) 0 001 & 00482956 a 0000 | tending to make moral judgments or judgments based on personal opinions; "a counselor tries not to be judgmental"
00483249 00 a 01 nonjudgmental 0 001 ! 00482956 a 0101 | refraining from making judgments esp ones based on personal opinions or standards: "sympathetic and nonjudgmental"
00483423 00 a 01 critical 2 005 & 00483620 a 0000 ^ 00576616 a 0000 & 00483787 a 0000 ^ 01597687 a 0000 ! 00483903 a 0101 | characterized by careful evaluation and judgment: "a critical reading"
00483620 00 s 03 analytical 0 appraising(a) 0 evaluative 0 001 & 00483423 a 0000 | exercising or involving careful analytical evaluations: "a critical dissertation"
00483787 00 s 03 discriminating 0 discriminative 0 judicial 0 001 & 00483423 a 0000 | expressing careful judgment
00483903 00 a 02 uncritical 2 noncritical 4 002 ^ 01598231 a 0000 ! 00483423 a 0101 | marked by disregard for critical standards or procedures: "news sources reflected uncritical estimates of the number of juvenile addicts"
00484129 00 a 01 critical 3 006 & 00484416 a 0000 & 00484578 a 0000 ^ 00488715 a 0000 & 00484709 a 0000 = 08527205 n 0000 ! 00484796 a 0101 | being in or verging on a state of crisis or emergency: "a critical illness"; "an illness at the critical stage"; "a critical shortage of food"
00484416 00 s 05 dangerous 0 grave 0 grievous 0 serious 0 severe 0 001 & 00484129 a 0000 | of a physical condition; threatening great danger: "a serious wound"
00484578 00 s 01 desperate 0 001 & 00484129 a 0000 | of a medical crisis: being of doubtful issue: "the situation was desperate"
00484709 00 s 01 dire 0 001 & 00484129 a 0000 | forming a crisis: "a dire emergency"
00484796 00 a 02 noncritical 1 noncrucial 4 002 = 08527205 n 0000 ! 00484129 a 0101 | not in a state of crisis or emergency
00484922 00 a 01 critical 4 003 & 00485160 a 0000 = 08577619 n 0000 ! 00485336 a 0101 | (chem and phys) at or of a point at which a property or phenomenon suffers an abrupt change: "critical temperature"; "critical mass"; "go critical"
00485160 00 s 01 supercritical 0 001 & 00484922 a 0000 | (esp. of fissionable material) able to sustain a chain reaction in such a manner that the rate of reaction increases
00485336 00 a 01 noncritical 2 002 = 08577619 n 0000 ! 00484922 a 0101 | chem and phys
00485425 00 a 02 crossed 1 across 0 001 ! 00485582 a 0101 | placed crosswise: "spoken with a straight face but crossed fingers"; "seated with arms across"
00485582 00 a 01 uncrossed 1 001 ! 00485425 a 0101 | not crossed: "sitting primly with uncrossed legs"
00485687 00 a 01 crossed 2 001 ! 00485819 a 0101 | (of a check) for deposit only as indicated by having two lines drawn across it
00485819 00 a 01 uncrossed 2 001 ! 00485687 a 0101 | (of a check) not crosses
00485899 00 a 02 cross-eyed 0 crosseyed 0 003 & 00486032 a 0000 & 00486104 a 0000 ! 00486169 a 0101 | having convergent strabismus
00486032 00 s 01 boss-eyed 0 001 & 00485899 a 0000 | British informal
00486104 00 s 02 squint 1 squint-eyed 1 001 & 00485899 a 0000
00486169 00 a 01 walleyed 0 002 & 00486269 a 0000 ! 00485899 a 0101 | having divergent strabismus
00486269 00 s 02 squint 2 squint-eyed 2 001 & 00486169 a 0000
00486334 00 a 01 cross-country 0 002 & 00486500 a 0000 ! 00486706 a 0101 | moving across open country rather than following tracks or roads: "a cross-country race"
00486500 00 s 01 off-road 0 001 & 00486334 a 0000 | designed for or used for or taking place on trails and beaches etc instead of public roads: "off-road vehicles"; "off-road sports such as snowmobiling"
00486706 00 a 01 road(a) 0 002 & 00486823 a 0000 ! 00486334 a 0101 | taking place over public roads: "road racing"
00486823 00 s 01 roadworthy 0 001 & 00486706 a 0000 | (of vehicles) fit to be driven on the open road: "a roadworthy truck"
00486949 00 a 01 crowned 0 005 & 00487234 a 0000 & 00487391 a 0000 & 00487470 a 0000 & 00487662 a 0000 ! 00487806 a 0101 | provided with or as if with a crown or a crown as specified; often used in combination: "a high-crowned hat"; "an orange-crowned bird"; "a crowned signet ring"
00487234 00 s 01 capped 0 001 & 00486949 a 0000 | covered as if with a cap or crown esp of a specified kind: "cloud-capped mountains"; "snow-capped peaks"
00487391 00 s 01 chapleted 0 001 & 00486949 a 0000 | provided with a chaplet
00487470 00 s 02 comate 0 comose 0 001 & 00486949 a 0000 | (botany) bearing a coma; crowned with an assemblage of branches or leaves or bracts: "comate royal palms"; "pineapples are comate"
00487662 00 s 01 royal 0 001 & 00486949 a 0000 | invested with royal power as symbolized by a crown: "the royal (or crowned) heads of Europe"
00487806 00 a 02 uncrowned 0 crownless 0 002 & 00487953 a 0000 ! 00486949 a 0101 | not (esp not yet) provided with a crown: "the uncrowned king"
00487953 00 s 01 quasi-royal 0 001 & 00487806 a 0000 | having the power but not the rank or title of a king: "one of the uncrowned rulers of Europe and Asia"
00488113 00 a 01 crowned 2 002 & 00488260 a 0000 ! 00488404 a 0101 | (dentistry) having an artificial crown on a tooth: "had many crowned teeth"
00488260 00 s 01 capped 0 001 & 00488113 a 0000 | used esp of front teeth having artificial crowns: "capped teeth gave her a beautiful smile"
00488404 00 a 01 uncrowned 2 002 & 00488611 a 0000 ! 00488113 a 0101 | (dentistry) not having an artificial crown on a tooth; used esp of molars and bicuspids: "uncrowned teeth badly in need of attention"
00488611 00 s 01 uncapped 0 001 & 00488404 a 0000 | used esp of front teeth: "natural uncapped teeth"
00488715 00 a 02 crucial 0 important 2 006 & 00489014 a 0000 ^ 00484129 a 0000 ^ 00514960 a 0000 & 00489216 a 0000 ^ 00670612 a 0000 ! 00489422 a 0101 | of extreme importance; vital to the resolution of a crisis: "a crucial moment in his career"; "a crucial election"; "a crucial issue for women"
00489014 00 s 02 decisive 0 critical 0 001 & 00488715 a 0000 | forming or having the nature of a turning point: "reached a critical level"; "the critical test"; "two factors had a decisive influence"
00489216 00 s 02 pivotal 0 polar 0 001 & 00488715 a 0000 | being of crucial importance: "Its pivotal location has also exposed it to periodic invasions"- Henry Kissinger; "the polar events of this study"
00489422 00 a 03 noncrucial 0 nondecisive 4 unimportant 2 001 ! 00488715 a 0101
00489505 00 a 02 crystallized 0 definite 6 001 ! 00489703 a 0101 | having become fixed and definite in form: "distinguish between crystallized and uncrystallized opinion"- Psychological Abstracts
00489703 00 a 01 uncrystallized 0 001 ! 00489505 a 0101 | not finally or definitely formed: "uncrystallized ideas"
00489820 00 a 01 cubic 0 009 & 00490014 a 0000 & 00490105 a 0000 & 00490200 a 0000 & 00490308 a 0000 & 00490544 a 0000 = 03525592 n 0000 ! 00490636 a 0101 ! 00491332 a 0101 & 00490451 a 0000
00490014 00 s 02 blockish 0 blocky 0 001 & 00489820 a 0000 | resembling a block in shape
00490105 00 s 02 boxlike 0 boxy 0 001 & 00489820 a 0000 | resembling a box in rectangularity
00490308 00 s 01 isometric 0 001 & 00489820 a 0000 | (crystallography) of a crystal system characterized by three equal axes at right angles
00490451 00 s 01 solid 0 001 & 00489820 a 0000 | having three dimensions: "a solid object"
00490544 00 s 03 three-dimensional 0 third-dimensional 0 three-d 0 001 & 00489820 a 0000
00490636 00 a 01 linear 1 007 & 00490880 a 0000 & 00490958 a 0000 & 00491029 a 0000 & 00491082 a 0000 & 00491142 a 0000 ! 00491332 a 0101 ! 00489820 a 0101 | of, in, along, or relating to a line; involving a single dimension: "a linear foot"
00490880 00 s 01 collinear 0 001 & 00490636 a 0000 | lying on the same line
00490958 00 s 01 lineal 0 001 & 00490636 a 0000 | arranged in a line
00491029 00 s 01 linelike 0 001 & 00490636 a 0000
00491082 00 s 01 one-dimensional 0 001 & 00490636 a 0000
00491142 00 s 02 rectilinear 0 rectilineal 0 001 & 00490636 a 0000 | characterized by a straight line or lines: "rectilinear patterns in wallpaper"; "the rectilinear propagation of light"
00491332 00 a 01 planar 0 008 & 00491535 a 0000 & 00491613 a 0000 & 00491771 a 0000 & 00491835 a 0000 & 00491915 a 0000 ! 00489820 a 0101 ! 00490636 a 0101 & 00491662 a 0000 | involving two dimensions
00491535 00 s 01 coplanar 0 001 & 00491332 a 0000 | lying in the same plane
00491613 00 s 01 flat 0 001 & 00491332 a 0000
00491662 00 s 02 placoid 0 platelike 0 001 & 00491332 a 0000 | as the hard flattened scales of e.g. sharks
00491771 00 s 02 planate 0 flattened 0 001 & 00491332 a 0000
00491835 00 s 01 tabular 0 001 & 00491332 a 0000 | flat; like a table in form
00491915 00 s 01 two-dimensional 0 001 & 00491332 a 0000
00491975 00 a 01 cut 1 010 & 00492273 a 0000 & 00492467 a 0000 & 00492621 a 0000 & 00492689 a 0000 & 00492775 a 0000 & 00492920 a 0000 & 00493087 a 0000 & 00493203 a 0000 & 00493313 a 0000 ! 00493417 a 0101 | laid open or penetrated with a sharp edge or instrument: "the cut surface was mottled"
00492467 00 s 01 crosscut 0 001 & 00491975 a 0000 | cut or used for cutting crosswise or across the grain: "a crosscut slice of beef"; "a crosscut saw"
00492621 00 s 01 cut_up 0 001 & 00491975 a 0000 | cut into pieces
00492689 00 s 01 incised 0 001 & 00491975 a 0000 | cut into with a sharp instrument
00492775 00 s 01 perforated 0 001 & 00491975 a 0000 | having a numer or series of holes: "a perforated steel plate"; "perforated cancellation"
00492920 00 s 03 pierced 0 perforated 2 punctured 0 001 & 00491975 a 0000 | having a hole cut through: "pierced ears"; "a perforated eardrum"; "a punctured balloon"
00493087 00 s 02 severed 0 cut_off 0 001 & 00491975 a 0000 | detached by cutting: "cut flowers"; "a severed head"
00493203 00 s 01 slit 0 001 & 00491975 a 0000 | having a long narrow cut or opening: "his poor slit throat"
00493313 00 s 01 stabbed 0 001 & 00491975 a 0000 | cut or pierced with or as if with a pointed weapon
00493417 00 a 01 uncut 1 001 ! 00491975 a 0101 | not cut
00493476 00 a 01 cut 2 001 ! 00493622 a 0101 | (of pages of a book) having the folds of the leaves trimmed or slit: "the cut pages of the book"
00493622 00 a 01 uncut 2 001 ! 00493476 a 0101 | (of pages of a book) having adjacent leaves still joined at the fore edge: "a book with its leaves still uncut"
00493785 00 a 01 cut 3 004 & 00493968 a 0000 & 00494060 a 0000 & 00494230 a 0000 ! 00494363 a 0101 | fashioned or shaped by cutting: "a well-cut suit"; "cut diamonds"; "cut velvet"
00493968 00 s 01 cut_out 0 001 & 00493785 a 0000 | "the cut-out pieces of the dress were"
00494060 00 s 02 sheared 0 trimmed 2 001 & 00493785 a 0000 | (used esp. of fur or wool) shaped or finished by cutting or trimming to a uniform length: "sheared beaver"
00494230 00 s 02 slashed 0 slit 0 001 & 00493785 a 0000 | having ornamental cuts showing an underlying fabric: "a slashed doublet"
00494363 00 a 02 uncut 3 rough 4 001 ! 00493785 a 0101 | not shaped by cutting: "an uncut diamond"; "rough gemstones"
00494483 00 a 01 curious 0 005 & 00494731 a 0000 & 00494954 a 0000 & 00495240 a 0000 ^ 00654960 a 0000 ! 00495325 a 0101 | eager to investigate and learn or learn more: "a curious child is a teacher's delight"; "a trap door that made me curious"
00494731 00 s 04 inquisitive 0 speculative 0 questioning 0 wondering(a) 0 001 & 00494483 a 0000 | showing curiosity: "if someone saw a man climbing a light post they might get inquisitive"; "raised a speculative eyebrow"
00494954 00 s 05 inquisitorial 0 nosy 0 nosey 0 prying 0 snoopy 0 001 & 00494483 a 0000 | offensively curious: "curious investigators"; "the press was inquisitorial to the point of antagonism"; "he flipped through my letters in his nosy way"; "the snoopy neighbor watched us all day"
00495240 00 s 01 overcurious 0 001 & 00494483 a 0000 | showing excessive curiosity
00495325 00 a 01 incurious 0 002 & 00495549 a 0000 ! 00494483 a 0101 | showing absence of intellectual inquisitiveness or natural curiosity: "strangely incurious about the cause of the political upheaval surrounding them"
00495549 00 s 01 uninterested 0 001 & 00495325 a 0000 | having no care or interest in knowning: "a dull incurious gaze"
00495671 00 a 01 current 0 014 & 00496112 a 0000 & 00496268 a 0000 & 00496383 a 0000 & 00496512 a 0000 & 00496621 a 0000 ^ 01167003 a 0000 ^ 01256444 a 0000 & 00496769 a 0000 & 00496891 a 0000 & 00497171 a 0000 = 03517525 n 0000 ! 00497538 a 0101 & 00497326 a 0000 & 00497407 a 0000 | occurring in or belonging to the present time: "current events"; "current negotiations"; "current psychoanalytic theories"; "the ship's current position"
00496112 00 s 01 actual 0 001 & 00495671 a 0000 | being or existing at the present moment: "the ship's actual position is 22 miles due south of Key West"
00496268 00 s 01 circulating(a) 0 001 & 00495671 a 0000 | passing from one to another: "current bills and coins"
00496383 00 s 02 contemporary 0 present-day(a) 0 001 & 00495671 a 0000 | belonging to the present time: "contemporary leaders"
00496512 00 s 01 incumbent 0 001 & 00495671 a 0000 | currently holding an office: "the incumbent governor"
00496621 00 s 04 in_progress(p) 0 ongoing 0 on_line(p) 0 on-line(a) 0 001 & 00495671 a 0000 | being in progress now: "on-line editorial projects"
00496769 00 s 01 present(a) 0 001 & 00495671 a 0000 | currently involved or under consideration: "present observations"
00496891 00 s 03 prevailing 0 prevalent 0 rife 0 001 & 00495671 a 0000 | encountered generally esp at the present time: "the prevailing opinion was that a trade war could be averted"; "the most prevalent religion in our area"; "speculation concerning the books author was rife"
00497171 00 s 01 topical 0 001 & 00495671 a 0000 | of interest at the present time: "a topical reference"; "a topical and timely study of civil liberty"
00497326 00 s 01 up-to-date 0 001 & 00495671 a 0000 | "an up-to-date magazine"
00497407 00 s 02 up-to-the-minute 0 latest 0 001 & 00495671 a 0000 | up to the immediate present: "the news is up-to-the-minute"
00497538 00 a 01 noncurrent 0 009 & 00497783 a 0000 & 00497849 a 0000 & 00497963 a 0000 & 00498064 a 0000 & 00498191 a 0000 ^ 01254644 a 0000 ^ 01320716 a 0000 = 03517525 n 0000 ! 00495671 a 0101 | not current or belonging to the present time
00497783 00 s 02 back(a) 0 out-of-date 1 001 & 00497538 a 0000
00497849 00 s 04 discontinued 0 out_of_print(p) 0 out_of_production(p) 0 out_of_use(p) 0 001 & 00497538 a 0000
00497963 00 s 02 disused 0 obsolete 1 001 & 00497538 a 0000 | no longer in use: "obsolute customs"
00498191 00 s 01 obsolescent 0 001 & 00497538 a 0000 | becoming obsolete
00498266 00 a 02 cursed 0 curst 0 005 & 00498397 a 0000 & 00498539 a 0000 & 00498771 a 0000 & 00498912 a 0000 ! 00499020 a 0101
00498397 00 s 03 accursed 0 accurst 0 maledict 0 001 & 00498266 a 0000 | under a curse: "villagers shun the area believing it to be cursed"
00498539 00 s 08 blasted 0 blessed 2 damn 0 darned 0 deuced 0 goddam 0 goddamn 0 goddamned 0 001 & 00498266 a 0000 | expletive: "not a cursed drop"; "I'll be blessed (or damned) if I can see your reasoning"; "he's a deuced idiot"
00498771 00 s 02 cursed_with(p) 0 stuck_with(p) 0 001 & 00498266 a 0000 | burdened with: "cursed with four daughter"; "stuck with the tab"
00498912 00 s 02 damnable 0 execrable 0 001 & 00498266 a 0000 | deserving a curse: "his cursed stupidity"
00499020 00 a 02 blessed 0 blest 0 004 & 00499134 a 0000 & 00499572 a 0000 ! 00498266 a 0101 & 00499330 a 0000
00499134 00 s 03 favored 0 fortunate 0 golden 0 001 & 00499020 a 0000 | supremely favored or fortunate: "our blessed land"; "golden lads and girls all must / like chimney sweepers come to dust"
00499330 00 s 04 blessed_with(p) 0 endowed 0 endowed_with(p) 0 endued_with(p) 0 001 & 00499020 a 0000 | having something bestowed or conferred upon: "blessed with a strong healthy body"; "a nation blessed with peace"; "a peace-blessed era"
00499572 00 s 01 glorious 0 001 & 00499020 a 0000 | bringing great happiness and thankfulness: "blessed freedom"; "the blessed assurance of a steady income"
00499731 00 a 01 curtained 0 002 & 00499876 a 0000 ! 00499952 a 0101 | furnished or concealed with curtains or draperies: "a curtained alcove"
00499876 00 s 01 draped 0 001 & 00499731 a 0000 | "velvet-draped windows"
00499952 00 a 02 curtainless 0 uncurtained 0 001 ! 00499731 a 0101 | not provided with curtains: "blank, curtainless windows stared back at her"
00500099 00 a 01 custom-made 0 004 & 00500209 a 0000 & 00500335 a 0000 & 00500408 a 0000 ! 00500464 a 0101
00500209 00 s 06 bespoke 0 bespoken 0 custom 0 made-to-order 1 tailored 0 tailor-made 0 001 & 00500099 a 0000 | of clothing
00500335 00 s 02 custom-built 0 made-to-order 2 001 & 00500099 a 0000
00500408 00 s 01 designer(a) 0 001 & 00500099 a 0000
00500464 00 a 01 ready-made 0 004 & 00500610 a 0000 & 00500757 a 0000 & 00500908 a 0000 ! 00500099 a 0101 | made for purchase and immediate use
00500610 00 s 01 made 0 001 & 00500464 a 0000 | produced by a manufacturing process: "bought some made goods at the local store: rope and nails"
00500757 00 s 03 off-the-rack 0 off-the-shelf 0 ready-to-wear 0 001 & 00500464 a 0000 | (of clothing) "a ready-made jacket"; "ready-to-wear clothes"
00500908 00 s 02 prefab 0 prefabricated 0 001 & 00500464 a 0000 | manufactured in standard sizes to be shipped and assembled elsewhere: "a prefabricated structure"
00501074 00 a 02 handmade 0 hand-crafted 0 005 & 00501280 a 0000 & 00501425 a 0000 & 00501537 a 0000 & 00501639 a 0000 ! 00501814 a 0101 | made by hand or a hand process: "delicate handmade baby dresses"
00501280 00 s 01 camp-made 0 001 & 00501074 a 0000 | made as part of the arts-and-crafts program at summer camp: "my camp-made leather wallet"
00501425 00 s 02 hand-loomed 0 handwoven 0 001 & 00501074 a 0000 | made on a handloom: "handwoven tablecloth"
00501537 00 s 02 handsewn 0 handstitched 0 001 & 00501074 a 0000 | sewn by hand rather than machine
00501639 00 s 02 overhand 0 oversewn 0 001 & 00501074 a 0000 | sewn together with overhand stitches (close vertical stitches that pass over and draw the two edges together)
00501814 00 a 01 machine-made 0 001 ! 00501074 a 0101
00501871 00 a 01 homemade 0 006 & 00502076 a 0000 & 00502179 a 0000 & 00502263 a 0000 & 00502339 a 0000 & 00502413 a 0000 ! 00502546 a 0101 | made or produced in the home or by oneself: "homemade bread"
00502076 00 s 01 do-it-yourself 0 001 & 00501871 a 0000 | "their house was a do-it-yourself project"
00502179 00 s 01 home-baked 0 001 & 00501871 a 0000 | "home-baked cakes and pies"
00502263 00 s 01 home-brewed 0 001 & 00501871 a 0000 | "home-brewed beer"
00502339 00 s 01 home-cured 0 001 & 00501871 a 0000 | "home-cured hams"
00502413 00 s 01 homespun 0 001 & 00501871 a 0000 | made of cloth spun or woven in the home: "homespun linen"; "homespun garments"
00502546 00 a 01 factory-made 0 005 & 00502675 a 0000 & 00502768 a 0000 & 00502873 a 0000 & 00502987 a 0000 ! 00501871 a 0101
00502675 00 s 02 boughten 0 store-bought 0 001 & 00502546 a 0000 | purchased; not homemade
00502768 00 s 01 manufactured 0 001 & 00502546 a 0000 | produced in a large-scale industrial operation
00502873 00 s 01 mass-produced 0 001 & 00502546 a 0000 | produced in quantity often by assembly-line techniques
00502987 00 s 01 ready-made 0 001 & 00502546 a 0000 | commercially produced; not homemade
00503079 00 a 02 cyclic 1 cyclical 0 025 & 00503594 a 0000 & 00503759 a 0000 & 00504002 a 0000 & 00504448 a 0000 & 00504528 a 0000 & 00504621 a 0000 & 00504706 a 0000 & 00504893 a 0000 & 00505158 a 0000 & 00505231 a 0000 & 00505467 a 0000 & 00505520 a 0000 & 00505644 a 0000 & 00505745 a 0000 & 00506103 a 0000 = 03363100 n 0000 ! 00506210 a 0101 & 00504078 a 0000 & 00504233 a 0000 & 00504351 a 0000 & 00504992 a 0000 & 00505075 a 0000 & 00505366 a 0000 & 00505835 a 0000 & 00505998 a 0000 | recurring in cycles
00503594 00 s 02 alternate(a) 1 alternating(a) 1 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | occurring by turns: first one and then the other: "alternating feelings of love and hate"
00503759 00 s 03 alternate(a) 2 every_other(a) 0 every_second(a) 0 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | skipping every second entity: "the cleaning lady comes on alternate Wednesdays"; "jam every other day"- the White Queen; "every second day it rained"
00504002 00 s 02 alternating(a) 2 oscillating(a) 0 001 & 00503079 a 0000
00504078 00 s 02 annual 0 yearly 0 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | occurring every year or once a year: "an annual trip to Paris"; "yearly medical examinations"
00504233 00 s 01 biennial 0 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | occurring every second year: "they met at biennial conventions"
00504351 00 s 02 bimonthly 0 bimestrial 0 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | occurring every second month
00504448 00 s 01 biyearly 1 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | occurring every two years
00504528 00 s 01 circadian 0 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | (biol) exhibiting 24-hour periodicity
00504621 00 s 01 circular 0 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | marked by or moving in a cycle
00504706 00 s 02 daily 0 diurnal 0 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | having a daily cycle or occurring every day: "diurnal rhythms"; "diurnal rotation of the heavens"; "the daily round of tasks"
00504893 00 s 02 fortnightly 0 biweekly 1 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | occurring once every two weeks
00504992 00 s 01 half-hourly 0 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | occurring every half hour
00505075 00 s 01 half-yearly 0 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | occurring every half year
00505158 00 s 01 hourly 0 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | occurring every hour
00505231 00 s 02 midweek 0 midweekly 0 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | occurring during the middle of the week: "a midweekly prayer meeting"
00505366 00 s 01 monthly 0 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | occurring every month: "the monthly newsletter"
00505467 00 s 01 seasonal 0 001 & 00503079 a 0000
00505520 00 s 02 semestral 0 semestrial 0 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | occurring every 6 months or within a period of 6 months
00505644 00 s 03 semiannual 0 biannual 0 biyearly 2 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | occurring twice a year
00505745 00 s 02 semiweekly 0 biweekly 2 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | occurring twice a week
00505835 00 s 02 tertian 0 alternate(a) 3 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | recurring every other day; i.e. every third day when considered inclusively: "a tertian fever"
00505998 00 s 01 triennial 0 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | occurring every third year or lasting three years
00506103 00 s 01 weekly 0 001 & 00503079 a 0000 | occurring once every week: "their weekly trip to town"
00506210 00 a 02 noncyclic 0 nonclyclical 0 002 = 03363100 n 0000 ! 00503079 a 0101
00506297 00 a 01 cyclic 2 005 & 00506474 a 0000 & 00506575 a 0000 & 00506719 a 0000 & 00506854 a 0000 ! 00506990 a 0101 | chemistry: having atoms arranged in a ring structure
00506474 00 s 01 bicyclic 0 001 & 00506297 a 0000 | having molecules consisting of two fused rings
00506575 00 s 02 closed-chain 0 closed-ring 0 001 & 00506297 a 0000 | having atoms linked by bonds represented in circular or triangular form
00506719 00 s 01 heterocyclic 0 001 & 00506297 a 0000 | containing a closed ring of atoms of which at least one is not a carbon atom
00506854 00 s 02 homocyclic 0 isocyclic 0 001 & 00506297 a 0000 | containing a closed ring of atoms of the same kind esp carbon atoms
00506990 00 a 02 acyclic 2 open-chain 0 002 & 00507128 a 0000 ! 00506297 a 0101 | chemistry: not cyclic; having an open chain structure
00507128 00 s 01 aliphatic 0 001 & 00506990 a 0000 | having carbon atoms linked in open chains
00507225 00 a 01 cyclic 3 002 & 00507390 a 0000 ! 00507473 a 0101 | botany: forming a whorl or having parts arranged in a whorl: "cyclic petals"; "cyclic flowers"
00507390 00 s 03 verticillate 0 verticillated 0 whorled 0 001 & 00507225 a 0000
00507473 00 a 01 acyclic 1 001 ! 00507225 a 0101 | botany: not cyclic; esp having parts arranged in spirals rather than whorls
00507602 00 a 01 annual 0 003 & 00507697 a 0000 ! 00507833 a 0101 ! 00508119 a 0101 | botany
00507697 00 s 01 one-year(a) 0 001 & 00507602 a 0000 | completing its life cycle within a year: "a border of annual flowering plants"
00507833 00 a 01 biennial 0 003 & 00507930 a 0000 ! 00508119 a 0101 ! 00507602 a 0101 | botany
00507930 00 s 01 two-year(a) 0 001 & 00507833 a 0000 | having a life cycle lasting two seasons: "a biennial life cycle"; "parsnips and carrots are biennial plants often grown as annuals"
00508119 00 a 01 perennial 0 003 & 00508217 a 0000 ! 00507602 a 0101 ! 00507833 a 0101 | botany
00508217 00 s 01 lasting 0 001 & 00508119 a 0000 | lasting three seasons or more and suggesting self-renewal: "the common buttercup is a popular perennial plant"
00508381 00 a 01 diurnal 0 003 & 00508632 a 0000 ^ 00509224 a 0000 ! 00508777 a 0101 | belonging to or occurring in or active during the day: "diurnal animals are active during the day"; "diurnal flowers are open during the day and closed at night"
00508632 00 s 01 daytime 0 001 & 00508381 a 0000 | occurring in or appropriate to the day: "daytime activities"; "the diurnal slumber of bats"
00508777 00 a 01 nocturnal 0 003 & 00509057 a 0000 ^ 00509600 a 0000 ! 00508381 a 0101 | belonging to or occurring in or active during the night: "nocturnal animals are active at night"; "nocturnal plants have flowers that open at night and close by day"; "a nocturnal journey"
00509057 00 s 01 nighttime 0 001 & 00508777 a 0000 | occurring in or appropriate to the night: "nighttime attire"; "nocturnal revels"; "the cat's nocturnal howling"
00509224 00 a 01 daily 0 003 & 00509431 a 0000 ^ 00508381 a 0000 ! 00509600 a 0101 | happening or appearing or computed for each or every day: "a daily newspaper"; "his daily chores"; "average daily wage"
00509431 00 s 01 weekday 0 001 & 00509224 a 0000 | happening or appearing every day of the week except Saturday and Sunday: "a daily newspaper"; "his weekday commute"
00509600 00 a 02 nightly 0 nocturnal 4 002 ^ 00508777 a 0000 ! 00509224 a 0101 | happening or done at night esp every night: "the doctor's nightly hospital rounds"; "the cat's nightly prowl"
00509793 00 a 01 damaged 0 023 & 00510270 a 0000 & 00510270 a 0000 & 00510558 a 0000 & 00510644 a 0000 ^ 00196715 a 0000 ^ 00225407 a 0000 & 00510800 a 0000 & 00510895 a 0000 & 00511115 a 0000 & 00511254 a 0000 & 00511343 a 0000 & 00511476 a 0000 ^ 00553133 a 0000 & 00511537 a 0000 ^ 00967874 a 0000 ^ 00999175 a 0000 & 00511639 a 0000 & 00511782 a 0000 & 00511888 a 0000 & 00512045 a 0000 & 00512109 a 0000 ^ 01726784 a 0000 ! 00512184 a 0101 | usually not used of persons
00510270 00 s 09 battered 0 beat-up 0 beaten-up 0 bedraggled 0 broken-down 0 dilapidated 0 ramshackle 0 tumble-down 0 unsound 0 001 & 00509793 a 0000 | in deplorable condition: "the beaten-up old Ford"; "a street of bedraggled tenements"; "a ramshackle old pier"; "a tumble-down shack"
00510558 00 s 03 bent 0 crumpled 0 dented 0 001 & 00509793 a 0000 | of fenders e.g.
00510644 00 s 04 blasted 0 rent 0 ripped 0 torn 0 001 & 00509793 a 0000 | torn apart as if by wind or lightning or explosive: "an old blasted apple tree"
00510800 00 s 01 broken-backed 0 001 & 00509793 a 0000 | of a book: having the spine damaged
00510895 00 s 04 burned-out(a) 0 burned_out(p) 0 burnt-out(a) 0 burnt_out(p) 0 001 & 00509793 a 0000 | damaged or destroyed by or as if by fire: "barricaded the street with burnt-out cars"; "a burned-out picture tube"
00511115 00 s 02 burst 0 ruptured 0 001 & 00509793 a 0000 | burst open esp. from internal pressure: "a ruptured appendix"; "burst pipes"
00511254 00 s 01 corroded 0 001 & 00509793 a 0000 | eaten away as by acid or oxidation
00511343 00 s 03 cracked 0 crackled 0 crazed 0 001 & 00509793 a 0000 | of a ceramic surface; covered with a network of fine cracks
00511476 00 s 02 defaced 0 marred 0 001 & 00509793 a 0000
00511537 00 s 02 hurt 0 weakened 0 001 & 00509793 a 0000 | used of inaminate objects or their value
00511639 00 s 02 knocked-out(a) 0 knocked_out 0 001 & 00509793 a 0000 | "the gym has some of the most knocked-out equipment since Vic Tanny"
00511782 00 s 02 mangled 0 mutilated 0 001 & 00509793 a 0000 | of compositions e.g.; "a mutilated text"
00511888 00 s 01 peeling 0 001 & 00509793 a 0000 | having the paint loose and peeling away: "a dilapidated house with peeling paint"; "peeling row houses"
00512045 00 s 02 scraped 0 scratched 0 001 & 00509793 a 0000
00512109 00 s 01 storm-beaten 0 001 & 00509793 a 0000 | damaged by storm
00512184 00 a 01 undamaged 0 007 ^ 01725748 a 0000 ^ 00197670 a 0000 ^ 00227104 a 0000 ^ 00968876 a 0000 ^ 01001506 a 0000 & 00512375 a 0000 ! 00509793 a 0101 | usually not used of persons
00512375 00 s 02 unmarred 0 unmutilated 0 001 & 00512184 a 0000
00512442 00 a 02 datable 0 dateable 0 002 & 00512599 a 0000 ! 00512696 a 0101 | that can be given a date: "a concrete and datable happening"- C.W.Shumaker
00512599 00 s 01 dated 0 001 & 00512442 a 0000 | bearing a date: "dated and stamped documents"
00512696 00 a 01 undatable 0 003 & 00512821 a 0000 & 00512925 a 0000 ! 00512442 a 0101 | not capable of being given a date
00512821 00 s 02 dateless 1 undated 0 001 & 00512696 a 0000 | not bearing a date: "a dateless letter"
00512925 00 s 01 dateless 2 001 & 00512696 a 0000 | of such great duration as to preclude the possibility of being assigned a date: "dateless customs"
00513078 00 a 01 deaf 0 007 & 00513297 a 0000 & 00513422 a 0000 & 00513475 a 0000 & 00513554 a 0000 & 00513671 a 0000 & 00513773 a 0000 ! 00513827 a 0101 | lacking or deprive of the sense of hearing wholly or in part
00513297 00 s 02 deaf-and-dumb 0 deaf-mute 0 001 & 00513078 a 0000 | lacking the sense of hearing and the ability to speak
00513422 00 s 01 deafened 0 001 & 00513078 a 0000
00513475 00 s 02 hard-of-hearing 0 hearing-impaired 0 001 & 00513078 a 0000
00513554 00 s 04 inattentive 0 unheeding 0 unlistening(a) 0 deaf_to(p) 0 001 & 00513078 a 0000 | unwilling to hear
00513671 00 s 04 profoundly_deaf 0 stone-deaf 0 deaf_as_a_post 0 unhearing 0 001 & 00513078 a 0000
00513773 00 s 01 tone-deaf 0 001 & 00513078 a 0000
00513827 00 a 01 hearing(a) 0 002 & 00513924 a 0000 ! 00513078 a 0101 | able to perceive sound
00513924 00 s 02 sharp-eared 0 quick-eared 0 001 & 00513827 a 0000 | having keen hearing
00514015 00 a 01 decent 0 004 ^ 00313548 a 0000 ^ 00517379 a 0000 ^ 01435824 a 0000 ! 00514250 a 0101 | conforming to conventions of sexual behavior: "speech in this circle, if not always decent, never became lewd"- George Santayana
00514250 00 a 01 indecent 0 007 & 00514517 a 0000 ^ 00313700 a 0000 ^ 01437271 a 0000 ^ 00517739 a 0000 ! 00514015 a 0101 & 00514697 a 0000 & 00514806 a 0000 | offensive to good taste esp in sexual matters: "an earthy but not indecent story"; "an indecent gesture"
00514517 00 s 03 coarse 0 earthy 0 gross 0 001 & 00514250 a 0000 | conspicuously coarse or vulgar: "coarse language"; "an earthy sense of humor"; "a revoltingly gross expletive"
00514697 00 s 01 indelicate 0 001 & 00514250 a 0000 | verging on the indecent: "an indelicate proposition"
00514806 00 s 01 obscene 0 001 & 00514250 a 0000 | designed to incite to indecency or lust: "the dance often becomes flagrantly obscene"- Margaret Mead
00514960 00 a 01 decisive 0 009 & 00515157 a 0000 & 00515265 a 0000 ^ 00405343 a 0000 ^ 00488715 a 0000 & 00515535 a 0000 & 00515626 a 0000 & 00515744 a 0000 ^ 01526636 a 0000 ! 00515812 a 0101
00515157 00 s 03 beyond_doubt(p) 0 decided 0 unmistakable 0 001 & 00514960 a 0000 | "a decided advantage"
00515265 00 s 06 conclusive 0 deciding(a) 0 determinant 0 determinative 0 determining(a) 0 influential 0 001 & 00514960 a 0000 | having the power or quality of deciding or determining an outcome: "the decisive vote"; "a conclusive reason"; ""the determinative battle"
00515535 00 s 02 fatal 0 fateful 0 001 & 00514960 a 0000 | having momentous consequences
00515626 00 s 01 peremptory 0 001 & 00514960 a 0000 | putting an end to all debate or action: "a peremptory decree"
00515744 00 s 02 resolute 0 unhesitating 0 001 & 00514960 a 0000
00515812 00 a 01 indecisive 0 004 & 00515921 a 0000 ^ 00405758 a 0000 ^ 01528294 a 0000 ! 00514960 a 0101
00515921 00 s 04 ambivalent 0 on_the_fence(p) 0 suspensive 0 uncertain 0 001 & 00515812 a 0000
00516019 00 a 01 declarative 0 002 & 00516102 a 0000 ! 00516173 a 0101 | grammar
00516102 00 s 02 asserting(a) 0 declaratory 0 001 & 00516019 a 0000
00516173 00 a 01 interrogative 0 002 & 00516258 a 0000 ! 00516019 a 0101 | grammar
00516258 00 s 02 asking(a) 0 interrogatory 0 001 & 00516173 a 0000 | expressing a question
00516351 00 a 01 declared 0 005 & 00516573 a 0000 & 00516695 a 0000 & 00516779 a 0000 ! 00517017 a 0101 & 00516895 a 0000 | made known or openly avowed: "their declared and their covert objectives"; "a declared liberal"
00516573 00 s 02 alleged 0 asserted 0 001 & 00516351 a 0000 | "alleged abuses of housing benefits"- Wall Street Journal
00516695 00 s 01 announced 0 001 & 00516351 a 0000 | "their announced intentions"
00516779 00 s 02 avowed(a) 0 professed(a) 0 001 & 00516351 a 0000 | "an avowed enemy"; "her professed intentions"
00516895 00 s 01 proclaimed 0 001 & 00516351 a 0000 | "the newspaper's proclaimed adherence to the government's policy"
00517017 00 a 01 undeclared 0 003 & 00517176 a 0000 & 00517287 a 0000 ! 00516351 a 0101 | not announced or openly acknowledged: "fighting an undeclared war"
00517176 00 s 01 unacknowledged 0 001 & 00517017 a 0000 | not openly acknowledged: "an undeclared emergency"
00517287 00 s 01 unavowed 0 001 & 00517017 a 0000 | not affirmed or mentioned or declared
00517379 00 a 01 decorous 0 004 & 00517611 a 0000 ^ 01435824 a 0000 & 00517672 a 0000 ! 00517739 a 0101 | characterized by propriety and dignity and good taste in manners and conduct: "the tete-a-tete was decorous in the extreme"
00517611 00 s 01 in_good_taste(p) 0 001 & 00517379 a 0000
00517672 00 s 03 sedate 0 sober 0 staid 0 001 & 00517379 a 0000
00517739 00 a 02 indecorous 0 indelicate 2 003 ^ 01437271 a 0000 ^ 00514250 a 0000 ! 00517379 a 0101 | lacking propriety and good taste in manners and conduct: "indecorous behavior"
00517923 00 a 01 deductible 0 002 & 00518026 a 0000 ! 00518080 a 0101 | allowable as a tax deduction
00518026 00 s 01 allowable 0 001 & 00517923 a 0000
00518080 00 a 01 nondeductible 0 001 ! 00517923 a 0101 | not allowable as a tax deduction
00518172 00 a 01 deep 1 011 & 00518578 a 0000 & 00518768 a 0000 & 00518868 a 0000 & 00519115 a 0000 & 00519234 a 0000 ^ 00741823 a 0000 & 00519311 a 0000 = 03561434 n 0000 ! 00519652 a 0101 & 00518996 a 0000 & 00519481 a 0000 | situated or extending far downward ("a deep well") or inward ("a deep cut") or backward ("deep shelves") or from a center ("caught the ball in deep left field"; "a deep yard")
00518578 00 s 06 abysmal 0 abyssal 0 profound 0 unfathomed 0 unplumbed 0 unsounded 0 001 & 00518172 a 0000 | extending far down from a horizontal surface: "the profound depths of the sea"
00518768 00 s 01 bottomless 0 001 & 00518172 a 0000 | too deep to be measured: "a bottomless pit"
00518868 00 s 01 deep-sea 0 001 & 00518172 a 0000 | of or taking place in the deeper parts of the sea: "deep-sea exploration"
00518996 00 s 01 deep-water 0 001 & 00518172 a 0000 | of or carried on in waters of great depth: "a deep-water port"
00519115 00 s 01 in_depth(p) 0 001 & 00518172 a 0000 | having a specified depth: "six feet deep"; six feet in depth"
00519234 00 s 01 over_one's_head(p) 0 001 & 00518172 a 0000 | "deep water"
00519311 00 s 01 walk-in(a) 0 001 & 00518172 a 0000 | (of e.g. closets or refrigerators) extending very far back from a vertical surface: "a deep walk-in refrigerator"
00519481 00 s 02 waist-deep 0 waist-high 0 001 & 00518172 a 0000 | rising or sunk to the waist: "a waist-deep pool"; "waist-high waves"; "stook "waist-deep in the surf"
00519652 00 a 01 shallow 1 005 & 00519965 a 0000 & 00520032 a 0000 & 00520192 a 0000 = 03561434 n 0000 ! 00518172 a 0101 | having little spatial depth downward ("the shallow end of the pool") or backward ("shallow shelves") or inward ("a shallow closet") or from a center ("hit the ball to shallow left field")
00519965 00 s 02 ankle-deep 0 knee-deep 0 001 & 00519652 a 0000
00520032 00 s 01 fordable 0 001 & 00519652 a 0000 | shallow enough to be crossed by walking or riding on an animal or in a vehicle: "the stream was fordable"
00520308 00 a 01 deep 2 002 = 03561434 n 0000 ! 00520450 a 0101 | coming from or penetrating to a great depth: "a deep sigh"; "a deep dive"
00520450 00 a 01 shallow 2 002 = 03561434 n 0000 ! 00520308 a 0101 | not coming from or penetrating to any great depth: "shallow breathing"; "a shallow dive"
00520610 00 a 01 de_facto 0 002 & 00520787 a 0000 ! 00520957 a 0101 | existing in fact whether with lawful authority or not: "de facto segregation"; "a de facto state of war"
00520787 00 s 04 actual 0 effective 0 factual 0 real 0 001 & 00520610 a 0000 | not theoretical: "de facto segregation is as real as when segration was enforced by law"
00520957 00 a 01 de_jure 0 001 ! 00520610 a 0101 | by right; according to law: "de jure recognition of the new government"
00521082 00 a 01 defeasible 0 001 ! 00521280 a 0101 | capable of being annulled or voided or terminated: "a claim to an estate may be defeasible so long as the claimant is under 21 and unmarried"
00521280 00 a 01 indefeasible 0 002 ! 00521082 a 0101 & 00521479 a 0000 | not liable to being annulled or voided or undone: "an indefeasible right to freedom"; "an indefeasible claim to the title"
00521479 00 s 02 unforfeitable 0 inalienable 0 001 & 00521280 a 0000 | not subject to forfeiture: "an unforfeitable right"
00521604 00 a 01 defeated 0 007 & 00521765 a 0000 & 00521919 a 0000 & 00522042 a 0000 & 00522103 a 0000 & 00522186 a 0000 ^ 01773019 a 0000 ! 00522248 a 0101
00521765 00 s 05 baffled 0 balked 0 discomfited 0 discouraged 0 frustrated 0 001 & 00521604 a 0000 | used esp. of feelings of defeat and discouragement
00522042 00 s 02 bested 0 outdone 0 001 & 00521604 a 0000
00522103 00 s 03 bowed_down(p) 0 prostrate 0 subjugated 0 001 & 00521604 a 0000
00522186 00 s 02 crushed 0 subdued 0 001 & 00521604 a 0000
00522248 00 a 01 undefeated 0 006 & 00522393 a 0000 ^ 01771397 a 0000 & 00522451 a 0000 & 00522519 a 0000 & 00522601 a 0000 ! 00521604 a 0101
00522393 00 s 01 conquering(a) 0 001 & 00522248 a 0000
00522451 00 s 02 triumphant 0 victorious 0 001 & 00522248 a 0000
00522519 00 s 03 unbeaten 0 unconquered 0 unvanquished 0 001 & 00522248 a 0000
00522601 00 s 02 unbowed 0 unsubdued 0 001 & 00522248 a 0000
00522665 00 a 01 defiant 0 008 & 00522843 a 0000 ^ 01235042 a 0000 & 00523000 a 0000 ^ 01770838 a 0000 ^ 01855792 a 0000 ^ 01119704 a 0000 ^ 01946376 a 0000 ! 00523292 a 0101
00522843 00 s 04 challenging 0 insubordinate 0 resistant 0 resistive 0 001 & 00522665 a 0000 | disposed to or engaged in defiance of established authority
00523000 00 s 04 obstreperous 0 recalcitrant 0 truculent 0 unruly 0 001 & 00522665 a 0000 | stubbornly defiant of authority or restraint: "an obstreperous almost mutinous crew"; "the University suspended the most recalcitrant demonstraters"; "a truculent speech against the new government"
00523292 00 a 01 compliant 0 008 & 00523472 a 0000 & 00523677 a 0000 ^ 01119349 a 0000 ^ 01233942 a 0000 ^ 01855086 a 0000 ^ 01945708 a 0000 ! 00522665 a 0101 & 00523601 a 0000
00523472 00 s 04 agreeable 0 amenable 0 submissive 0 willing 0 001 & 00523292 a 0000 | disposed or willing to comply or submit
00523601 00 s 03 complying 0 obliging 0 yielding 0 001 & 00523292 a 0000
00523677 00 s 01 nonresistant 0 001 & 00523292 a 0000
00523734 00 a 01 defined 0 006 & 00523923 a 0000 & 00524036 a 0000 & 00524117 a 0000 & 00524240 a 0000 ^ 00526540 a 0000 ! 00524404 a 0101 | clearly outlined, characterized, or delimited
00523923 00 s 01 characterized 0 001 & 00523734 a 0000 | of the meaning of words or concepts: stated precisely
00524036 00 s 03 circumscribed 0 delimited 0 outlined 0 001 & 00523734 a 0000
00524117 00 s 04 chiseled 0 clean-cut(a) 0 clean_cut(p) 0 well-defined 0 001 & 00523734 a 0000 | "well-defined features"
00524240 00 s 03 clear-cut(a) 0 clear_cut(p) 0 crystalline 0 001 & 00523734 a 0000 | sharply outlined or defined: "crystalline sharpness of outline"- John Buchan
00524404 00 a 01 undefined 0 004 & 00524565 a 0000 & 00524685 a 0000 ^ 00527479 a 0000 ! 00523734 a 0101 | not precisely limited, determined, or distinguished
00524565 00 s 02 indefinable 0 undefinable 0 001 & 00524404 a 0000 | not capable of being defined or limited in words
00524685 00 s 01 vague 0 001 & 00524404 a 0000 | "some undefined sense of excitement"
00524773 00 a 01 derived 0 002 & 00524884 a 0000 ! 00525003 a 0101 | formed or developed from something else
00524884 00 s 01 derivative 0 001 & 00524773 a 0000 | resulting from or employing derivation: "a derivative process"
00525003 00 a 01 underived 0 003 & 00525106 a 0000 & 00525165 a 0000 ! 00524773 a 0101 | not derived
00525106 00 s 02 basic 0 simple 0 001 & 00525003 a 0000
00525165 00 s 02 primary 0 primitive 0 001 & 00525003 a 0000 | not derived from or reducible to something else: "a primary instinct"; "seeks excellence at its primitive source--nature"- John Dewey
00525364 00 a 01 primitive 0 002 & 00525559 a 0000 ! 00525715 a 0101 | (ling) serving as the basis for derived or inflected forms: "`pick' is the primitive word from which `picket' is derived"
00525559 00 s 01 uninflected 0 001 & 00525364 a 0000 | not inflected: "`swim' and `boy' are uninflected forms"; "is any language completely uninflected?"
00525715 00 a 01 derivative 0 002 ! 00525364 a 0101 & 00525909 a 0000 | (ling) formed by inflection or derivation: "from the primitive word `electric' comes the derivative word `electricity'"
00525909 00 s 01 inflected 0 001 & 00525715 a 0000 | (grammar) showing alteration in form esp by addition of affixes: "`swam' and `boys' are inflected words"; "German is an inflected language"
00526104 00 a 01 inflected 0 002 ! 00526400 a 0101 & 00526302 a 0000 | (of the voice) altered in tone or pitch: "his southern Yorkshire voice was less inflected and singing than her northern one"
00526302 00 s 01 modulated 0 001 & 00526104 a 0000 | altered in volume as well as tone or pitch
00526400 00 a 01 uninflected 0 001 ! 00526104 a 0101 | (of the voice) not inflected: "uninflected words"; "a monotonic uninflected voice"
00526540 00 a 01 definite 0 009 & 00526831 a 0000 & 00527006 a 0000 & 00527228 a 0000 & 00527373 a 0000 ^ 00316387 a 0000 ^ 00523734 a 0000 ^ 00582781 a 0000 ^ 00702436 a 0000 ! 00527479 a 0101 | clearly defined: "I want a definite answer"; "a definite statement of the terms of the will"
00526831 00 s 02 certain 0 some 0 001 & 00526540 a 0000 | definite but unspecified or unknown: "some man telephoned while you were out"; "set aside a certain sum each week"
00527006 00 s 04 clear 0 distinct 0 marked 0 noticeable 0 001 & 00526540 a 0000 | "a clear indication that she was angry"; "a definite drop in attendance"; "a distinct improvement"; "spoke with a marked Southern accent"
00527228 00 s 03 defined 0 formed 0 settled 0 001 & 00526540 a 0000 | clearly defined: "I have no formed opinion about the chances of success"
00527373 00 s 01 precise 0 001 & 00526540 a 0000 | explicitly precise: "he specified a definite amount"
00527479 00 a 01 indefinite 0 007 & 00527690 a 0000 & 00527896 a 0000 & 00528003 a 0000 ^ 00583242 a 0000 ^ 00317906 a 0000 ^ 00524404 a 0000 ! 00526540 a 0101 | vague or unclear: "must you be so indefinite?"
00527690 00 s 01 coy 0 001 & 00527479 a 0000 | showing marked and often playful or irritating evasiveness or reluctance to make a definite or committing statement: "a politician coy about his intentions"
00527896 00 s 02 nebulous 0 vague 0 001 & 00527479 a 0000 | lacking definite content: "nebulous reasons"
00528003 00 s 01 one(a) 0 001 & 00527479 a 0000 | indefinite in time or position: "he will come one day"
00528110 00 a 01 dehiscent 0 002 = 06483651 n 0000 ! 00528263 a 0101 | (of e.g. fruits and anthers) opening spontaneously at maturity to release seeds
00528263 00 a 01 indehiscent 0 002 = 06483651 n 0000 ! 00528110 a 0101 | (of e.g. fruits) not opening spontaneously at maturity to release seeds
00528410 00 a 01 dejected 0 008 & 00528605 a 0000 & 00528684 a 0000 & 00528845 a 0000 & 00528968 a 0000 & 00529088 a 0000 ^ 00677312 a 0000 ^ 00874669 a 0000 ! 00529177 a 0101 | in low spirits
00528605 00 s 01 amort 0 001 & 00528410 a 0000 | (archaic) utterly cast down
00528684 00 s 04 chapfallen 0 chopfallen 0 crestfallen 0 deflated 0 001 & 00528410 a 0000 | brought low in spirit: "left us fatigued and deflated spiritually"
00528968 00 s 03 glum 0 gloomy 0 long-faced 0 001 & 00528410 a 0000 | filled with or reflecting gloom: "gloomy faces"
00529088 00 s 02 lonely 0 lonesome 0 001 & 00528410 a 0000 | dejected from being alone
00529177 00 a 01 elated 0 007 & 00529353 a 0000 & 00529582 a 0000 & 00529739 a 0000 ^ 00676996 a 0000 ^ 00873218 a 0000 ^ 01041307 a 0000 ! 00528410 a 0101 | in high spirits
00529353 00 s 06 exultant 0 exulting 0 jubilant 0 prideful 0 triumphal 0 triumphant 0 001 & 00529177 a 0000 | happy and proud esp. because of triumph or success: "the elated winner"; "a triumphal success"; "a triumphant shout"
00529582 00 s 03 gladdened 0 exhilarated 0 happy 0 001 & 00529177 a 0000 | "the sun and the wind on his back made him feel exhilarated--happy to be alive"
00529739 00 s 02 high 0 in_high_spirits 0 001 & 00529177 a 0000
00529806 00 a 01 delicate 0 014 & 00530189 a 0000 & 00530382 a 0000 & 00530579 a 0000 & 00530835 a 0000 & 00531004 a 0000 & 00531125 a 0000 & 00531299 a 0000 & 00531412 a 0000 & 00531531 a 0000 ^ 00531891 a 0000 ^ 01766528 a 0000 = 03504545 n 0000 ! 00531641 a 0101 & 00530694 a 0000 | exquisitely fine and subtle and pleasing or susceptible to injury: "a delicate violin passage"
00530189 00 s 03 dainty 0 exquisite 0 fine 0 001 & 00529806 a 0000 | of delicate composition and artistry: "delicate china"; "a dainty teacup"; "an exquisite cameo"; "fine china and crystal"
00530382 00 s 02 ethereal 0 gossamer 0 001 & 00529806 a 0000 | characterized by unusual lightness and delicacy: "this smallest and most ethereal of birds"; "gossamer shading through his playing"
00530579 00 s 02 faint 0 subtle 0 001 & 00529806 a 0000 | pleasantly faint: "a delicate flavor"; "subtle aromas"
00530694 00 s 02 fragile 0 frail 0 001 & 00529806 a 0000 | easily injured or hurt: "the delicate wing of a butterfly"; "fragile old bones"
00530835 00 s 03 gentle 0 light 0 soft 0 001 & 00529806 a 0000 | exerting little force or pressure: "the light touch of her fingers"; "a soft rain"; "a gentle breeze"
00531004 00 s 01 half-hardy 0 001 & 00529806 a 0000 | of plants: requiring protection from frost: "half-hardy annuals"
00531125 00 s 01 light-handed 0 001 & 00529806 a 0000 | having a metaphorically delicate touch: "the translation is...light-handed...and generally unobtrusive"- New Yorker
00531299 00 s 01 overdelicate 0 001 & 00529806 a 0000 | extremely delicate: "an overdelicate digestive system"
00531412 00 s 01 pastel 0 001 & 00529806 a 0000 | lacking in body or vigor: "faded pastel charms of the naive music"
00531531 00 s 02 tender 0 unresistant 0 001 & 00529806 a 0000 | of plants; not hardy: "tender green shoots"
00531641 00 a 01 rugged 0 006 & 00531782 a 0000 & 00531832 a 0000 ^ 01763617 a 0000 ^ 01852996 a 0000 = 03504545 n 0000 ! 00529806 a 0101
00531782 00 s 01 hardy 0 001 & 00531641 a 0000
00531832 00 s 02 strong 0 tough 0 001 & 00531641 a 0000
00531891 00 a 01 breakable 0 007 & 00532092 a 0000 & 00532314 a 0000 & 00532434 a 0000 & 00532603 a 0000 & 00532783 a 0000 = 03454207 n 0000 ! 00532884 a 0101 | easily broken or damaged or destroyed
00532092 00 s 03 brittle 0 brickle 0 brickly 0 001 & 00531891 a 0000 | having little elasticity; hence easily cracked or fractured or snapped: "brittle bones"; "glass is brittle"; "`brickle' and `brickly' are dialectal"
00532314 00 s 02 crumbly 0 friable 0 001 & 00531891 a 0000 | readily crumbled: "crumbly cookies"; "friable sandstone"
00532434 00 s 03 delicate 0 fragile 0 frail 0 001 & 00531891 a 0000 | easily damaged: "a kite too delicate to fly safely"; "a frail craft"; "fragile porcelain plates"
00532603 00 s 01 frangible 0 001 & 00531891 a 0000 | capable of being broken: "earthenware pottery is breakable"; "the museum stored all frangible articles in a locked showcase"
00532783 00 s 01 splintery 0 001 & 00531891 a 0000 | subject to breaking into sharp slender pieces
00532884 00 a 01 unbreakable 0 004 & 00533074 a 0000 & 00533212 a 0000 = 03454207 n 0000 ! 00531891 a 0101 | impossible to break esp under ordinary usage: "unbreakable plastic dinnerwear"
00533074 00 s 01 infrangible 0 001 & 00532884 a 0000 | difficult or impossible to break or separate into parts: "an infrangible series"
00533212 00 s 03 shatterproof 0 splinterless 0 splinterproof 0 001 & 00532884 a 0000 | resistant to shattering or splintering: "shatterproof automobile windows"
00533375 00 a 01 demanding 1 007 & 00533584 a 0000 & 00533766 a 0000 ^ 00561690 a 0000 & 00533881 a 0000 & 00534076 a 0000 & 00534234 a 0000 ! 00534359 a 0101 | requiring great patience and effort and skill
00533584 00 s 02 exigent 0 exacting 1 001 & 00533375 a 0000 | of tasks; requiring much effort and precise accuracy: "an exacting job"; "became more exigent over his pronunciation"
00533766 00 s 02 hard-to-please 0 harsh 0 001 & 00533375 a 0000 | of persons: "a harsh and unlovable old tyrant"
00533881 00 s 03 rigorous 0 stringent 0 tight 0 001 & 00533375 a 0000 | demanding strict attention to rules and procedures: "rigorous discipline"; "tight security"; "stringent safety measures"
00534076 00 s 03 stern 0 strict 0 exacting 2 001 & 00533375 a 0000 | demanding much: "an exacting instructor"; "a stern disciplinarian"; "strict standards"
00534234 00 s 01 tightened 0 001 & 00533375 a 0000 | made tighter or more stringent: "endured tightened economic controls"
00534359 00 a 01 undemanding 1 003 ^ 00564208 a 0000 & 00534504 a 0000 ! 00533375 a 0101 | requiring little if any patience or effort or skill
00534504 00 s 01 unexacting 0 001 & 00534359 a 0000
00534559 00 a 01 imperative 0 005 & 00534776 a 0000 ^ 00127117 a 0000 & 00534870 a 0000 & 00535310 a 0000 ! 00535487 a 0101 | demanding attention: "as nuclear weapons proliferate, preventing war becomes imperative"
00534776 00 s 01 adjuratory 1 001 & 00534559 a 0000 | containing a solemn charge or command
00534870 00 s 08 clamant 0 crying 0 exigent 0 insistent 0 instant 0 peremptory 1 pressing 0 urgent 0 001 & 00534559 a 0000 | demanding immediate notice: "clamant needs"; "a crying need"; "regarded literary questions as exigent and momentous"- H.L.Mencken; "insistent hunger"; "an instant need"; "spoke in a peremptory tone"; "too pressing to permit of longer delay"; "the urgent words `Hurry! Hurry!'"; "bridges in urgent need of repair"
00535310 00 s 02 commanding 0 peremptory 2 001 & 00534559 a 0000 | not allowing contradiction or refusal: "requests that grew more and more imperative"; "peremptory commands"
00535487 00 a 01 beseeching 0 007 & 00535659 a 0000 & 00535771 a 0000 & 00536054 a 0000 & 00536148 a 0000 & 00536308 a 0000 & 00536434 a 0000 ! 00534559 a 0101 | begging
00535659 00 s 01 adjuratory 0 001 & 00535487 a 0000 | earnestly or solemnly entreating: "in adjuratory terms"
00535771 00 s 04 appealing 0 imploring 0 importunate 0 pleading 0 001 & 00535487 a 0000 | expressing earnest entreaty: "the appealing and frightened look worn by an injured dog"; "she holds out her hand for money, importunate, insistent, desperate"; "a pleading note in her voice"
00536054 00 s 01 mendicant 0 001 & 00535487 a 0000 | practicing beggary: "mendicant friars"
00536148 00 s 01 petitionary 0 001 & 00535487 a 0000 | of the nature of or expressing a petition: "the petitionary procedure had a quality of indecisiveness"
00536308 00 s 02 precatory 0 precative 0 001 & 00535487 a 0000 | expressing entreaty or supplication: "precatory overtures"
00536434 00 s 03 suppliant 0 supplicant 0 supplicatory 0 001 & 00535487 a 0000 | humbly entreating: "a suppliant sinner seeking forgiveness"
00536577 00 a 01 democratic 0 010 & 00536986 a 0000 & 00537048 a 0000 ^ 00632546 a 0000 & 00537165 a 0000 & 00537391 a 0000 & 00537546 a 0000 & 00537687 a 0000 & 00537819 a 0000 ! 00538498 a 0101 & 00538291 a 0000 | characterized by or advocating or based upon the principles of democracy: "democratic government"; "a democratic country"; "a democratic scorn for bloated dukes and lords"- George du Maurier
00536986 00 s 01 antiauthoritarian 0 001 & 00536577 a 0000
00537048 00 s 02 classless 0 egalitarian 0 001 & 00536577 a 0000 | favoring social equality: "a classless society"
00537165 00 s 01 parliamentary 0 001 & 00536577 a 0000 | having the supreme legislative power resting with a body of cabinet ministers chosen from and responsible to the legislature or parliament: "parliamentary government"
00537391 00 s 01 parliamentary 2 001 & 00536577 a 0000 | in accord with rules and customs of a legislative or deliberative assembly: "parliamentary law"
00537546 00 s 01 participatory 0 001 & 00536577 a 0000 | affording the opportunity for individual participation: "participatory democracy"
00537687 00 s 01 popular 0 001 & 00536577 a 0000 | representing or carried on by or for the people in general: "the popular vote"
00537819 00 s 02 representative 0 republican 0 001 & 00536577 a 0000 | having the supreme power resting not with a monarch but with the body of citizens entitled to vote and exercised by them through elected officers and representatives: "representative government as defined by Abraham Lincoln is government of the people, by the people, for the people"; "the United States shall guarantee to every state in this union a republican form of government"- US Constitution
00538291 00 s 01 republican 2 001 & 00536577 a 0000 | supportive of or advocating republican government: "a very republican notion"; "so little republican and so much aristocratic sentiment"- Philip Marsh
00538498 00 a 01 undemocratic 0 005 & 00538765 a 0000 & 00539117 a 0000 & 00539301 a 0000 & 00539489 a 0000 ! 00536577 a 0101 | not in agreement with or according to democratic doctrine or practice or ideals: "the union broke with its past undemocratic procedures"
00538765 00 s 05 authoritarian 0 autocratic 0 dictatorial 0 despotic 0 tyrannical 0 001 & 00538498 a 0000 | characteristic of an absolute ruler or absolute rule; having absolute sovereignty: "an authoritarian regime"; "autocratic government"; "despotic rulers"; "a dictatorial rule that lasted for the duration of the war"; "a tyrannical government"
00539117 00 s 01 despotic 2 001 & 00538498 a 0000 | ruled by or characteristic of a despot: "moved from a feudal to a despotic order"; "his administration was arrogant and despotic"
00539301 00 s 03 monarchal 0 monarchical 0 monarchic 0 001 & 00538498 a 0000 | ruled by or having the supreme power resting with a monarch: "monarchal government"; "monarchical systems"
00539489 00 s 01 totalitarian 0 001 & 00538498 a 0000 | characterized by a government in which the political authority exercises absolute and centralized control: "a totalitarian regime crushes all autonomous institutions in its drive to seize the human soul"- Arthur M.Schlesinger, Jr.
00539778 00 a 01 arbitrary 0 004 & 00539886 a 0000 & 00540018 a 0000 & 00540357 a 0000 ! 00540579 a 0101
00539886 00 s 01 absolute 0 001 & 00539778 a 0000 | not limited by law: "the arbitrary rule of a dictator"; "an absolute monarch"
00540018 00 s 03 capricious 0 impulsive 0 whimsical 0 001 & 00539778 a 0000 | determined by chance or impulse or whim rather than by necessity or reason: "an arbitrary choice"; "arbitrary division of the group into halves"; "a capricious refusal"; "authoritarian rulers are frequently capricious"; "the victim of whimsical persecutions"
00540357 00 s 02 discretionary 0 discretional 0 001 & 00539778 a 0000 | determined by choice or discretion esp. of a judge or tribunal rather than by law or statute: "an arbitrary penalty"; "of arbitrary size and shape"
00540579 00 a 01 nonarbitrary 0 002 & 00540654 a 0000 ! 00539778 a 0101
00540654 00 s 01 prescribed 0 001 & 00540579 a 0000 | set down as a rule or guide
00540738 00 a 01 demonstrative 0 003 & 00540930 a 0000 ^ 01525300 a 0000 ! 00541177 a 0101 | given to or marked by the open expression of emotion: "an affectionate and demonstrative family"
00540930 00 s 04 effusive 0 emotional 0 gushing(a) 0 gushy 0 001 & 00540738 a 0000 | extravagantly demonstrative: "insincere and effusive demonstrations of sentimental friendship"; "a large gushing female"; "write unrestrained and gushy poetry"
00541177 00 a 01 undemonstrative 0 003 & 00541273 a 0000 ^ 01524781 a 0000 ! 00540738 a 0101
00541273 00 s 04 reserved 0 restrained 0 reticent 0 unemotional 0 001 & 00541177 a 0000
00541364 00 a 01 deniable 0 003 & 00541494 a 0000 & 00541550 a 0000 ! 00541639 a 0101 | capable of being denied or contradicted
00541494 00 s 01 disavowable 0 001 & 00541364 a 0000
00541550 00 s 02 questionable 0 refutable 0 001 & 00541364 a 0000 | able to be refuted
00541639 00 a 01 undeniable 0 004 & 00541748 a 0000 & 00541932 a 0000 ^ 01468444 a 0000 ! 00541364 a 0101
00541748 00 s 03 incontestable 0 indisputable 0 undisputable 0 001 & 00541639 a 0000 | not open to question; obviously true: "undeniable guilt"; "indisputable evidence of a witness"
00541932 00 s 03 incontrovertible 0 irrefutable 0 positive 0 001 & 00541639 a 0000 | impossible to deny or disprove: "incontrovertible proof of the defendant's innocence"; "proof positive"; "an irrefutable argument"
00542150 00 a 02 denotative 0 denotive 0 007 & 00542390 a 0000 & 00542597 a 0000 ^ 00702436 a 0000 & 00542653 a 0000 & 00542965 a 0000 ! 00543095 a 0101 & 00542788 a 0000 | having the power of explicitly denoting or designating or naming
00542390 00 s 02 appellative 0 naming(a) 0 001 & 00542150 a 0000 | inclined to or serving for the giving of names: "the appellative faculty of children"; "the appellative function of some primitive rites"
00542597 00 s 01 designative 0 001 & 00542150 a 0000
00542653 00 s 01 extensional 0 001 & 00542150 a 0000 | (logic) used of the class of entities to which a given word correctly applies
00542788 00 s 02 numerical 0 numeric 0 001 & 00542150 a 0000 | designated by or expressed in numbers: "numerical symbols"; "a very simple numeric code"; "numerical equations"
00542965 00 s 01 referential 0 001 & 00542150 a 0000 | referring or pointing to something: "symbols are inherently referential"
00543095 00 a 01 connotative 0 006 & 00543327 a 0000 ^ 00703221 a 0000 & 00543509 a 0000 & 00543615 a 0000 ! 00542150 a 0101 & 00543405 a 0000 | having the power of implying or suggesting something in addition to what is explicit
00543327 00 s 02 connotational 0 connotative_of(p) 0 001 & 00543095 a 0000
00543405 00 s 04 implicational 0 implicative 0 suggestive 0 suggestive_of(p) 0 001 & 00543095 a 0000
00543509 00 s 01 inferential 0 001 & 00543095 a 0000 | derived or capable of being derived by inference
00543615 00 s 01 intensional 0 001 & 00543095 a 0000 | (logic) used of the set of attributes that distinguish the referents of a given word
00543757 00 a 02 reliable 0 dependable 0 008 & 00544174 a 0000 & 00544281 a 0000 & 00544405 a 0000 & 00544520 a 0000 ^ 01865971 a 0000 ! 00544630 a 0202 ! 00544630 a 0101 & 00544037 a 0000 | worthy or reliance or trust: "a reliable source of information"; "a dependable worker"
00544037 00 s 01 faithful 0 001 & 00543757 a 0000 | consistently reliable or dependable: "a faithful old car that always gets us home"
00544174 00 s 01 sure 0 001 & 00543757 a 0000 | entirely dependable: "a sure friend"; "a sure criterion"
00544281 00 s 04 tested 0 time-tested 0 tried 0 tried_and_true 0 001 & 00543757 a 0000 | tested and proved to be reliable
00544405 00 s 02 true 0 trustworthy 0 001 & 00543757 a 0000 | "I would be true for there are those who trust me"
00544520 00 s 01 undeviating 0 001 & 00543757 a 0000 | used of values and principles: "undeviating loyalty"
00544630 00 a 02 unreliable 0 undependable 0 006 & 00544790 a 0000 & 00544872 a 0000 & 00545125 a 0000 ^ 01866776 a 0000 ! 00543757 a 0202 ! 00543757 a 0101
00544790 00 s 02 disloyal 0 faithless 0 001 & 00544630 a 0000 | used of persons
00544872 00 s 02 erratic 0 temperamental 0 001 & 00544630 a 0000 | likely to perform unpredictably: "a temperamental motor; sometimes it would start and sometimes it wouldn't"; "that beautiful but temperamental instrument the flute"- Osbert Lancaster
00545125 00 s 01 unsound 0 001 & 00544630 a 0000 | of e.g. advice
00545193 00 a 02 dependent 0 dependant 0 010 & 00545438 a 0000 & 00545652 a 0000 & 00546006 a 0000 & 00546114 a 0000 & 00546401 a 0000 ^ 00800108 a 0000 = 08561009 n 0000 ! 00546454 a 0101 & 00545531 a 0000 & 00546219 a 0000 | not independent
00545438 00 s 03 interdependent 0 mutualist 0 mutually_beneficial 0 001 & 00545193 a 0000
00545531 00 s 01 myrmecophilous 0 001 & 00545193 a 0000 | (biol) used of benefitted by ants through sharing their nest
00545652 00 s 04 parasitic 0 parasitical 0 leechlike 0 bloodsucking 0 001 & 00545193 a 0000 | of plants or persons: having the nature or habits of a parasite or leech; living off another: "a wealthy class parasitic upon the labor of the masses"; "parasitic vines that strangle the trees"; "bloodsucking blackmailer"; "his indolent leechlike existence"
00546006 00 s 02 reliant_on(p) 0 dependent_on(p) 2 001 & 00545193 a 0000 | relying on another for support
00546114 00 s 01 subordinate 0 001 & 00545193 a 0000 | (grammar) "a dependent (or subordinate) clause"
00546219 00 s 01 symbiotic 0 001 & 00545193 a 0000 | (biology; used of organisms esp of different species) living together but not necessarily in a relationship beneficial to each
00546401 00 s 01 underage 0 001 & 00545193 a 0000
00546454 00 a 01 independent 0 018 & 00546859 a 0000 & 00546963 a 0000 & 00547155 a 0000 & 00547336 a 0000 & 00547511 a 0000 ^ 00797606 a 0000 & 00547647 a 0000 & 00547742 a 0000 & 00547905 a 0000 & 00548079 a 0000 & 00548270 a 0000 ^ 01620306 a 0000 & 00548399 a 0000 & 00548517 a 0000 & 00548632 a 0000 & 00548689 a 0000 = 08561009 n 0000 ! 00545193 a 0101 | free from external control and constraint
00546859 00 s 02 autarkic 0 autarkical 0 001 & 00546454 a 0000 | of countries; not relying on imports
00546963 00 s 03 autonomous 1 self-directed 0 self-reliant 0 001 & 00546454 a 0000 | of persons: free from external control and constraint in e.g. action and judgment: "an independent mind"
00547155 00 s 02 autonomous 2 separate 0 001 & 00546454 a 0000 | existing as an independent entity: "the partitioning of India created two separate and autonomous jute economies"
00547336 00 s 02 breakaway 0 separatist 0 001 & 00546454 a 0000 | having separated or advocating separation from another entity or policy or attitude: "a breakaway faction"
00547511 00 s 01 commutative 0 001 & 00546454 a 0000 | (math) of a binary operation: independent of order: as in e.g. "a x b = b x a"
00547647 00 s 03 free-living 0 nonparasitic 0 nonsymbiotic 0 001 & 00546454 a 0000 | biology
00547742 00 s 03 individual 0 case-by-case 0 item-by-item 0 001 & 00546454 a 0000 | "a series of independent judgments"; "on an individual (case-by-case) basis"
00547905 00 s 04 on_one's_own(p) 0 on_his_own(p) 0 on_her_own(p) 0 on_their_own(p) 0 001 & 00546454 a 0000 | responsible for oneself: "now out of college and on their own"
00548079 00 s 03 self-sufficient 0 self-sufficing 0 self-sustaining 0 001 & 00546454 a 0000 | able to provide for one's own needs without help from others: "a self-sufficing economic unit"
00548270 00 s 01 self-supporting 0 001 & 00546454 a 0000 | financially independent: "now that my children are self-supporting"
00548399 00 s 01 single-handed 0 001 & 00546454 a 0000 | without help from others: "a single-handed accomplishment"
00548517 00 s 01 strong-minded 0 001 & 00546454 a 0000 | marked by vigorous independence of thought and judgment
00548632 00 s 01 unaffiliated 0 001 & 00546454 a 0000
00548689 00 s 01 unconditional 0 001 & 00546454 a 0000 | not contingent; not determined or influenced by someone or something else
00548822 00 a 02 partisan 0 partizan 0 006 & 00549005 a 0000 & 00549187 a 0000 & 00549286 a 0000 & 00549420 a 0000 & 00549509 a 0000 ! 00549755 a 0101 | devoted to a cause or party
00549005 00 s 04 guerrilla(a) 0 guerilla(a) 0 underground 0 irregular 0 001 & 00548822 a 0000 | used of independant armed resistance forces: "guerrilla warfare"; "partisan forces"
00549187 00 s 02 one-sided 0 biased 0 001 & 00548822 a 0000 | excessively devoted to one faction
00549286 00 s 01 party(a) 0 001 & 00548822 a 0000 | based upon or representing political parties: "party politics"; "party leaders"
00549420 00 s 01 party-spirited 0 001 & 00548822 a 0000 | devoted to a political party
00549509 00 s 02 tendentious 0 tendencious 0 001 & 00548822 a 0000 | having or marked by a strong tendency esp a controversial one: "a tendentious account of recent elections"; "distinguishing between verifiable fact and tendentious assertion"
00549755 00 a 02 nonpartisan 0 nonpartizan 0 005 & 00549934 a 0000 & 00550069 a 0000 & 00550306 a 0000 ! 00548822 a 0101 & 00550170 a 0000 | free from party affiliation or bias
00549934 00 s 04 bipartisan 0 bipartizan 0 two-party 0 two-way 0 001 & 00549755 a 0000 | supported by both sides: "a two-way treaty"
00550069 00 s 01 independent 0 001 & 00549755 a 0000 | not controlled by a party or interest group
00550170 00 s 02 nonparty 0 non-party 0 001 & 00549755 a 0000 | not based upon or representing political parties: "a nonparty regime"
00550306 00 s 02 unbiased 0 unbiassed 0 001 & 00549755 a 0000
00550371 00 a 01 aligned 1 003 & 00550540 a 0000 & 00550622 a 0000 ! 00550713 a 0101 | brought into agreement or cooperation on the side of a faction, party, or cause
00550540 00 s 01 allied 0 001 & 00550371 a 0000 | joined by treaty or agreement
00550622 00 s 01 partisan 0 001 & 00550371 a 0000 | affiliated with one party or faction
00550713 00 a 01 nonaligned 0 003 & 00550854 a 0000 & 00550976 a 0000 ! 00550371 a 0101 | not affiliated with any faction, party, or cause
00550854 00 s 01 neutral 0 001 & 00550713 a 0000 | not supporting or favoring either side in a war, dispute, or contest
00550976 00 s 01 nonpartisan 0 001 & 00550713 a 0000 | not affiliated with any one party
00551067 00 a 02 aligned 2 alined 0 002 & 00551254 a 0000 ! 00551406 a 0101 | (of spatial position) in or brought into line with or into proper relative position: "well-aligned wheels"
00551254 00 s 03 abreast 0 arow 0 side_by_side 0 001 & 00551067 a 0000 | beside one another in a row or rank: "they came down the street two abreast"
00551406 00 a 01 unaligned 0 001 ! 00551067 a 0101 | (of spatial position) out of line with or not in proper relative position
00551535 00 a 01 descriptive 0 001 ! 00551694 a 0101 | (grammar) describing the structure of a language; "descriptive linguistics simply describes language"
00551694 00 a 02 prescriptive 0 normative 0 001 ! 00551535 a 0101 | (grammar) giving directives or rules: "prescriptive grammar is concerned with norms of or rules for correct usage"
00551879 00 a 01 desirable 0 009 & 00552077 a 0000 & 00552175 a 0000 & 00552267 a 0000 & 00552402 a 0000 & 00552493 a 0000 & 00552580 a 0000 ^ 01107348 a 0000 ^ 01916006 a 0000 ! 00552742 a 0101
00552077 00 s 01 advantageous 0 001 & 00551879 a 0000 | "computer with many desirable features"
00552175 00 s 04 coveted 0 desired 0 in_demand(p) 0 sought_after 0 001 & 00551879 a 0000
00552267 00 s 02 delectable 0 sexually_attractive 0 001 & 00551879 a 0000 | capable of arousing desire: "the delectable Miss Haynes"
00552402 00 s 01 enviable 0 001 & 00551879 a 0000 | causing envy: "an enviable position"
00552493 00 s 01 plummy 0 001 & 00551879 a 0000 | (informal) "a plummy leading role"
00552580 00 s 02 preferable 0 preferred 0 001 & 00551879 a 0000 | more desirable than another: "coffee is preferable to tea"; "Danny's preferred name is 'Dan'"
00552742 00 a 01 undesirable 0 005 ^ 01108101 a 0000 & 00552870 a 0000 & 00553001 a 0000 ^ 01916467 a 0000 ! 00551879 a 0101
00552870 00 s 01 unenviable 0 001 & 00552742 a 0000 | so undesirable as to be incapable of arousing envy: "unenviable notoriety"
00553001 00 s 01 unwanted 0 001 & 00552742 a 0000 | "undesirable impurities in steel"; "legislation excluding undesirable aliens"
00553133 00 a 01 destroyed 0 013 & 00553403 a 0000 & 00553511 a 0000 & 00553689 a 0000 & 00553871 a 0000 ^ 00509793 a 0000 & 00553954 a 0000 & 00554203 a 0000 & 00554390 a 0000 & 00554557 a 0000 & 00554661 a 0000 & 00554767 a 0000 ! 00554850 a 0101 & 00554030 a 0000
00553403 00 s 03 annihilated 0 exterminated 0 wiped_out(p) 0 001 & 00553133 a 0000 | destroyed completely
00553511 00 s 07 blasted 0 desolate 0 desolated 0 devastated 0 ravaged 1 ruined 1 wasted 0 001 & 00553133 a 0000 | "upon this blasted heath"- Shakespeare; "a wasted landscape"
00553689 00 s 02 blighted 0 spoilt 0 001 & 00553133 a 0000 | affected by blight--anything that mars or prevents growth or prosperity: "a blighted rose"; "blighted urtan districts"
00553871 00 s 03 blotted_out 0 obliterate 0 obliterated 0 001 & 00553133 a 0000
00553954 00 s 03 demolished 0 dismantled 0 razed 0 001 & 00553133 a 0000
00554030 00 s 05 despoiled 0 pillaged 0 raped 0 ravaged 2 sacked 0 001 & 00553133 a 0000 | having been robbed and destroyed by force and violence: "the raped countryside"
00554203 00 s 05 done_for(p) 0 kaput(p) 0 gone(a) 0 lost 0 finished(p) 0 001 & 00553133 a 0000 | "we are gone geese"; "the upper middle class was finished politically and economically"
00554390 00 s 01 extinguished 0 001 & 00553133 a 0000 | (psychol) of a conditioned response; caused to die out because of the absence or withdrawal of reinforcement
00554557 00 s 03 ruined 2 wiped_out(p) 2 impoverished 0 001 & 00553133 a 0000 | destroyed financially
00554661 00 s 02 totaled 0 wrecked 0 001 & 00553133 a 0000 | used of automobiles: completely demolished
00554767 00 s 02 war-torn 0 war-worn 0 001 & 00553133 a 0000 | laid waste by war
00554850 00 a 01 preserved 1 006 & 00555036 a 0000 & 00555119 a 0000 & 00555223 a 0000 & 00555307 a 0000 & 00555405 a 0000 ! 00553133 a 0101 | kept intact or in a particular condition
00555036 00 s 01 conserved 0 001 & 00554850 a 0000 | protected from harm or loss
00555119 00 s 03 kept_up(p) 0 maintained 1 well-kept 0 001 & 00554850 a 0000 | kept in good condition
00555223 00 s 01 preservable 0 001 & 00554850 a 0000 | capable of being preserved
00555307 00 s 02 protected 0 saved 0 001 & 00554850 a 0000 | guarded from injury or destruction
00555405 00 s 02 retained 0 maintained 2 001 & 00554850 a 0000 | continued in one's keeping or use or memory: "in...the retained pattern of dancers and guests remembered"
00555578 00 a 01 destructible 0 004 & 00555689 a 0000 & 00555773 a 0000 = 03512913 n 0000 ! 00555829 a 0101
00555689 00 s 01 abolishable 0 001 & 00555578 a 0000 | capable of being abolished
00555773 00 s 01 destroyable 0 001 & 00555578 a 0000
00555829 00 a 01 indestructible 0 003 & 00555924 a 0000 = 03512913 n 0000 ! 00555578 a 0101
00555924 00 s 01 undestroyable 0 001 & 00555829 a 0000
00555982 00 a 01 determinable 0 005 & 00556111 a 0000 ^ 00236422 a 0000 & 00556207 a 0000 & 00556348 a 0000 ! 00556439 a 0101
00556111 00 s 02 ascertainable 0 discoverable 0 001 & 00555982 a 0000 | "ascertainable facts"
00556207 00 s 01 definable 0 001 & 00555982 a 0000 | capable of being defined, limited, or explained: "definable terms"; "definable rules"
00556348 00 s 01 judicable 0 001 & 00555982 a 0000 | capable of being decided or settled
00556439 00 a 02 indeterminable 0 undeterminable 0 005 ^ 00237148 a 0000 ^ 00557280 a 0000 & 00556728 a 0000 ! 00555982 a 0101 & 00556643 a 0000 | not capable of being definitely decided or ascertained
00556643 00 s 01 indeterminate 0 001 & 00556439 a 0000 | not able to be determined
00556728 00 s 02 unascertainable 0 undiscoverable 0 001 & 00556439 a 0000
00556805 00 a 02 determinate 1 determined 4 004 & 00556928 a 0000 & 00557100 a 0000 ! 00557280 a 0101 & 00557177 a 0000
00556928 00 s 02 definite 0 precise 0 001 & 00556805 a 0000 | precisely determined or defined: "a determinate distance"; "a determinate number"; "at that precise moment"
00557100 00 s 01 definitive 0 001 & 00556805 a 0000 | conclusively settled
00557177 00 s 03 determined 0 fixed 0 set 0 001 & 00556805 a 0000 | "at a fixed time"; "a set price"
00557280 00 a 02 indeterminate 1 undetermined 4 009 & 00557688 a 0000 ^ 00405758 a 0000 & 00557846 a 0000 & 00558030 a 0000 ^ 00556439 a 0000 ^ 00261422 a 0000 & 00558148 a 0000 ! 00556805 a 0101 & 00557497 a 0000
00557497 00 s 01 cost-plus 0 001 & 00557280 a 0000 | determining payment based on the actual cost of production plus an agreed-upon fee or rate of profit: "a cost-plus government contract"
00557688 00 s 02 imprecise 0 unclear 0 001 & 00557280 a 0000 | lacking clarity or precision: "an indeterminate point of law"; "an imprecise turn of phrase"
00557846 00 s 03 indefinite 0 uncertain 0 unfixed 0 001 & 00557280 a 0000 | not precisely determined or fixed: "of indeterminate age"; "of uncertain extent"; "a date as yet unfixed"
00558030 00 s 01 open-ended 0 001 & 00557280 a 0000 | allowing for a spontaneous response: "an open-ended question"
00558148 00 s 01 unpredictable 0 001 & 00557280 a 0000 | unknown in advance: "the influence of environment is indeterminate"; "an indeterminate future"
00558302 00 a 02 determinate 2 cymose 0 001 ! 00558448 a 0101 | (botany) having the main and branch stems of an inflorescence ending in flowers
00558448 00 a 02 indeterminate 2 racemose 0 001 ! 00558302 a 0101 | (botany) not terminating in a flower and continuing to grow at the apex: "an indeterminate inflorescence"
00558624 00 a 01 developed 0 004 & 00558907 a 0000 & 00559031 a 0000 & 00559133 a 0000 ! 00559232 a 0101 | being changed over time so as to be e.g. stronger or more complete or more useful: "the developed qualities of the Hellenic outlook"; "the state's well-developed industries"
00558907 00 s 01 formed 0 001 & 00558624 a 0000 | "they have very small limbs with only two fully developed toes on each"
00559031 00 s 01 formulated 0 001 & 00558624 a 0000 | "he had well developed opinions on schooling"
00559133 00 s 01 mature 0 001 & 00558624 a 0000 | fully considered and perfected: "mature plans"
00559232 00 a 01 undeveloped 0 004 & 00559413 a 0000 & 00559507 a 0000 & 00559634 a 0000 ! 00558624 a 0101 | not developed: "courses in interior design were rare and undeveloped"
00559413 00 s 01 budding 0 001 & 00559232 a 0000 | beginning to develop; "a budding genius"
00559507 00 s 01 immature 0 001 & 00559232 a 0000 | lacking in development: "immature plans"; "undeveloped social awareness"
00559634 00 s 02 vestigial 0 rudimentary 0 001 & 00559232 a 0000 | (biol) not fully developed in mature animals; "rudimentary wings"
00559769 00 a 01 dextral 0 005 ^ 00325688 a 0000 & 00560020 a 0000 & 00560121 a 0000 ^ 01555279 a 0000 ! 00560253 a 0101 | of or or on the right: "a dextral gastropod shell with the apex upward has its opening on the right when facing the observer"
00560020 00 s 01 dexter 0 001 & 00559769 a 0000 | (heraldry) on or starting from the wearer's left
00560121 00 s 02 dextrorse 0 dextrorsal 0 001 & 00559769 a 0000 | (botany) spiraling upward from left to right: "dextrorse vines"
00560253 00 a 01 sinistral 0 005 & 00560503 a 0000 & 00560622 a 0000 ^ 00325946 a 0000 ^ 01555702 a 0000 ! 00559769 a 0101 | of or on the left: "a sinistral gastropod shell with the apex upward has its opening on the left when facing the observer"
00560503 00 s 01 sinister 0 001 & 00560253 a 0000 | (heraldry) on or starting from the wearer's left; "bar sinister"
00560622 00 s 02 sinistrorse 0 sinistrorsal 0 001 & 00560253 a 0000 | (botany) spiraling upward from right to left: "sinistrorse vines"
00560760 00 a 01 diabatic 0 001 ! 00560875 a 0101 | (physics) involving a transfer of heat: "a diabatic process"
00560875 00 a 01 adiabatic 0 001 ! 00560760 a 0101 | (physics) occurring without loss or gain of heat: "adiabatic expansion"
00561002 00 a 01 differentiated 0 002 & 00561242 a 0000 ! 00561334 a 0101 | made different (esp in the course of development) or shown to be different: "the differentiated markings of butterflies"; "the regionally differentiated results"
00561242 00 s 01 distinguished 0 001 & 00561002 a 0000 | set apart from other such things
00561334 00 a 02 undifferentiated 0 uniform 4 002 & 00561443 a 0000 ! 00561002 a 0101 | not differentiated
00561443 00 s 01 dedifferentiated 0 001 & 00561334 a 0000 | having experienced or undergone dedifferentiation or the loss of specialization in form or function: "the hebephrenic--the most severely dedifferentiated of all schizophrenic patients"
00561690 00 a 02 difficult 0 hard 6 019 & 00562165 a 0000 & 00562319 a 0000 & 00562544 a 0000 & 00562811 a 0000 & 00562950 a 0000 ^ 00533375 a 0000 & 00563039 a 0000 ^ 00625652 a 0000 & 00563177 a 0000 & 00563429 a 0000 ^ 00878530 a 0000 & 00563569 a 0000 & 00563650 a 0000 & 00563742 a 0000 & 00563856 a 0000 & 00564033 a 0000 = 03331889 n 0000 ! 00564208 a 0101 & 00563282 a 0000 | requiring great physical or mental effort: "why is it so hard for you to keep a secret?"
00562165 00 s 03 ambitious 0 challenging 0 demanding 0 001 & 00561690 a 0000 | requiring full use of one's abilities or resources: "ambitious schedule"
00562319 00 s 07 awkward 0 disconcerting 0 embarrassing 0 off-putting 0 sticky 0 tight 0 unenviable 0 001 & 00561690 a 0000 | hard to deal with: "found himself in a difficult situation"; "awkward moments in the discussion"
00562544 00 s 04 baffling 0 knotty 0 problematic 0 problematical 0 001 & 00561690 a 0000 | making great mental demands; hard to comprehend or solve: "a baffling problem"; "I faced the knotty problem of what to have for breakfast"; "a problematic situation at home"
00562811 00 s 02 catchy 0 tricky 0 001 & 00561690 a 0000 | having concealed difficulty: "a catchy question"; "a tricky recipe to follow"
00562950 00 s 03 delicate 0 thorny 0 ticklish 0 001 & 00561690 a 0000 | requiring tact
00563039 00 s 03 distressful 0 serious 0 trying 0 001 & 00561690 a 0000 | causing vexation or worry: "trying times"; "serious problems"
00563177 00 s 02 formidable 0 tall(a) 0 001 & 00561690 a 0000 | impressively difficult: "a tall order"
00563282 00 s 02 herculean 0 Herculean 0 001 & 00561690 a 0000 | of extreme difficulty; requiring the strength of a Hercules: "a herculean task"
00563429 00 s 03 fractious 0 troublesome 0 unruly 0 001 & 00561690 a 0000 | hard to manage; inclined to make trouble: "a difficult child"
00563569 00 s 01 hard-fought 0 001 & 00561690 a 0000 | "a hard-fought primary"
00563650 00 s 01 hellish 0 001 & 00561690 a 0000 | very difficult; unpleasantly difficult
00563742 00 s 01 nasty 0 001 & 00561690 a 0000 | exasperatingly difficult to solve or handle: "a nasty problem"
00563856 00 s 03 rocky 0 rough 0 tough 0 001 & 00561690 a 0000 | full of hardship or trials: "the rocky road to success"; "they were having a rough time"; "it's a tough life"
00564033 00 s 01 vexed 0 001 & 00561690 a 0000 | causing difficulty in finding an answer or solution: "the vexed issue of priorities"; "we live in vexed and troubled times"
00564208 00 a 01 easy 1 011 & 00564437 a 0000 & 00564578 a 0000 & 00564675 a 0000 & 00564889 a 0000 & 00565133 a 0000 ^ 00626765 a 0000 ^ 01667760 a 0000 ^ 00879934 a 0000 ^ 00534359 a 0000 = 03331384 n 0000 ! 00561690 a 0101
00564437 00 s 02 casual 0 natural 0 001 & 00564208 a 0000 | not showing effort or strain: "a difficult feat performed with casual mastery"
00564578 00 s 02 cushy 0 soft 0 001 & 00564208 a 0000 | (informal) "an easy job"; "a soft job"
00564675 00 s 04 elementary 0 simple 0 uncomplicated 0 unproblematic 0 001 & 00564208 a 0000 | involving the simplest aspects: "an elementary problem in statistics"; "elementary, my dear Watson"; "a simple game"
00564889 00 s 02 painless 0 smooth 0 001 & 00564208 a 0000 | lacking obstructions or difficulties: "took the easy way out of her dilemma"; "a painless solution to the problem"; "the bill's path through the legislature was smooth and orderly"
00565133 00 s 01 simplified 0 001 & 00564208 a 0000 | made easy or uncomplicated
00565216 00 a 01 digitigrade 0 001 ! 00565349 a 0101 | (of mammals) walking on the toes with the posterior part of the foot raised
00565349 00 a 01 plantigrade 0 001 ! 00565216 a 0101 | (of mammals) walking on the whole sole of the foot
00565457 00 a 01 dignified 0 005 ^ 00390098 a 0000 & 00565583 a 0000 & 00565733 a 0000 ^ 00635232 a 0000 ! 00566015 a 0101
00565583 00 s 04 courtly 0 elegant 0 formal 0 stately 0 001 & 00565457 a 0000 | "the director of the school was a dignified white-haired gentleman"
00565733 00 s 03 distinguished 0 imposing 0 magisterial 0 001 & 00565457 a 0000 | used of a person's appearance or behavior; befitting an eminent person: "her dignified demeanor"; "his distinguished bearing"; "the monarch's imposing presence"; "she reigned in magisterial beauty"
00566015 00 a 01 undignified 0 006 & 00566161 a 0000 & 00566253 a 0000 ^ 00391204 a 0000 ^ 00636768 a 0000 & 00566387 a 0000 ! 00565457 a 0101
00566161 00 s 04 demeaning 0 humbling 0 humiliating 0 mortifying 0 001 & 00566015 a 0000
00566253 00 s 01 infra_dig(p) 0 001 & 00566015 a 0000 | beneath one's dignity: "considered helping with the dishes to be infra dig"
00566387 00 s 03 pathetic 0 ridiculous 0 silly 0 001 & 00566015 a 0000 | inspiring scornful pity: "how silly an ardent and unsuccessful wooer can be especially if he is getting on in years"- Dashiell Hammett
00566597 00 a 02 statesmanlike 0 statesmanly 0 002 & 00566846 a 0000 ! 00566908 a 0101 | marked by the qualities of or befitting a statesman: "a man of statesmanlike judgment"; "a statesmanlike solution of the present perplexities"-V.L.Parrington
00566846 00 s 02 diplomatic 0 wise 0 001 & 00566597 a 0000
00566908 00 a 01 unstatesmanlike 0 001 ! 00566597 a 0101 | not statesmanlike: "unstatesmanlike procedure"
00567016 00 a 01 dicotyledonous 0 001 ! 00567133 a 0101 | (of a flowering plant) having two cotyledons in the seed
00567133 00 a 01 monocotyledonous 0 001 ! 00567016 a 0101 | (of a flowering plant) having a single cotyledon in the seed as in grasses and lilies
00567281 00 a 01 diligent 0 006 & 00567424 a 0000 ^ 00229543 a 0000 ^ 00242498 a 0000 & 00567581 a 0000 & 00567673 a 0000 ! 00567801 a 0101
00567424 00 s 04 assiduous 0 persevering 0 persistent 0 sedulous 0 001 & 00567281 a 0000 | marked by persistent effort or application: "assiduous editing"
00567581 00 s 04 hardworking 0 industrious 0 tireless 0 untiring 0 001 & 00567281 a 0000
00567673 00 s 03 purposeful 0 serious 0 studious 0 001 & 00567281 a 0000 | given to diligent study: "a quiet, studious child"
00567801 00 a 01 negligent 0 007 & 00567963 a 0000 ^ 00244241 a 0000 & 00568038 a 0000 & 00568126 a 0000 & 00568260 a 0000 ^ 00134740 a 0000 ! 00567281 a 0101
00567963 00 s 04 careless 0 lax 0 loose 0 slack 0 001 & 00567801 a 0000
00568038 00 s 04 delinquent 0 derelict 0 neglectful 0 remiss 0 001 & 00567801 a 0000
00568126 00 s 01 hit-and-run(a) 0 001 & 00567801 a 0000 | involving a driver of a motor vehicle who leaves the scene of an accident
00568260 00 s 02 inattentive 0 unconcerned 0 001 & 00567801 a 0000
00568330 00 a 02 diluted 0 dilute 0 003 & 00568526 a 0000 & 00568639 a 0000 ! 00568740 a 0101 | reduced in strength or concentration or quality or purity: "diluted alcohol"; "a dilute solution"
00568526 00 s 03 cut 0 thinned 0 weakened 0 001 & 00568330 a 0000 | "the cut whiskey"; "a cup of thinned soup"
00568639 00 s 02 watery 0 weak 0 001 & 00568330 a 0000 | "washy coffee"; "watery milk"; "weak tea"
00568740 00 a 01 undiluted 0 003 & 00568891 a 0000 & 00568948 a 0000 ! 00568330 a 0101 | not diluted: "undiluted milk"; "an undiluted racial strain"
00568891 00 s 01 concentrated 0 001 & 00568740 a 0000
00568948 00 s 03 neat 0 straight 0 full-strength 0 001 & 00568740 a 0000 | "took his whiskey neat"
00569049 00 a 01 saturated 0 001 ! 00569202 a 0101 | (chem) used esp of organic compounds: having all available valence bonds filled: "saturated fats"
00569202 00 a 01 unsaturated 0 002 & 00569391 a 0000 ! 00569049 a 0101 | (chem) used of a compound (esp of carbon) containing atoms sharing more than one valence bond: "unsaturated fats"
00569391 00 s 01 polyunsaturated 0 001 & 00569202 a 0000 | (of long-chain carbon compounds esp fats) having many unsaturated bonds
00569524 00 a 02 saturated 1 concentrated 2 002 & 00569751 a 0000 ! 00569891 a 0101 | being the most concentrated solution possible at a given temperature; unable to dissolve still more of a substance: "a saturated solution"
00569751 00 s 01 supersaturated 0 001 & 00569524 a 0000 | being more concentrated than normally possible and therefore not in equilibrium
00569891 00 a 01 unsaturated 1 001 ! 00569524 a 0101 | not saturated; capable of dissolving more of a substance at a given temperature: "an unsaturated salt solution"
00570060 00 a 02 diplomatic 0 diplomatical 0 005 & 00570255 a 0000 & 00570431 a 0000 & 00570883 a 0000 ^ 01383881 a 0000 ! 00571084 a 0101 | skilled in dealing with sensitive matters or people
00570255 00 s 04 conciliatory 0 conciliative 0 propitiative 0 propitiatory 0 001 & 00570060 a 0000 | intended to reconcile or appease: "sent flowers as a propiatory gesture"
00570431 00 s 03 politic 0 smooth 0 suave 0 001 & 00570060 a 0000 | smoothly agreeable and courteous with a degree of sophistication: "he was too politic to quarrel with so important a personage"; "the hostess averted a confrontation between two guests with a diplomatic change of subject"; "the manager pacified the customer with a smooth apology for the error"; "affable, suave, moderate men...smugly convinced of their respectability"_ Ezra Pound
00570883 00 s 01 tactful 0 001 & 00570060 a 0000 | showing skill and sensitivity in dealing with people: "by diplomatic conduct he avoided antagonizing anyone"; "a tactful way of correcting someone"
00571084 00 a 01 undiplomatic 0 001 ! 00570060 a 0101 | not skilled in dealing with others
00571177 00 a 01 direct 0 009 & 00571487 a 0000 & 00571628 a 0000 & 00571733 a 0000 & 00571798 a 0000 & 00571999 a 0000 ^ 01755398 a 0000 & 00572256 a 0000 = 03444727 n 0000 ! 00572355 a 0101 | direct in spatial dimensions; with nothing intervening: "a direct flight"; "in direct sunlight"; "direct contact"
00571487 00 s 01 door-to-door 0 001 & 00571177 a 0000 | of e.g. journeys or deliveries: "the limousine offers direct door-to-door service"
00571628 00 s 02 face-to-face 0 person-to-person 0 001 & 00571177 a 0000 | without intervening persons
00571733 00 s 01 nonstop 0 001 & 00571177 a 0000 | of a flight
00571798 00 s 02 shortest 0 as_the_crow_flies 0 001 & 00571177 a 0000 | proceeding from one point to another in time or space without deviation or interruption: "a direct route"; "the shortest path"
00571999 00 s 03 straight 0 undeviating 0 unswerving 0 001 & 00571177 a 0000 | not veering or turning aside: "a straight narrow road, unswerving across the lowlands"; "saw evolution as an undeviating upward march from simple organisms to the very complex
00572256 00 s 02 through(a) 0 uninterrupted 0 001 & 00571177 a 0000 | of a route or journey etc.
00572355 00 a 01 indirect 0 008 & 00572616 a 0000 & 00572706 a 0000 & 00572891 a 0000 ^ 01755942 a 0000 & 00572983 a 0000 & 00573099 a 0000 = 03444727 n 0000 ! 00571177 a 0101 | not direct in spatial dimensions: "sometimes taking an indirect path saves time"
00572616 00 s 03 askance 0 askant 0 sidelong 0 001 & 00572355 a 0000 | used of a glance
00572706 00 s 02 circuitous 0 roundabout 0 001 & 00572355 a 0000 | of e.g. a route: "a long and circuitous journey by train and boat"; "a roundabout route avoided rush-hour traffic"
00572891 00 s 03 crabwise 0 oblique 0 sideways 0 001 & 00572355 a 0000 | used of movement
00572983 00 s 01 diversionary 0 001 & 00572355 a 0000 | of tactics e.g.; likely or designed to confuse or deceive
00573099 00 s 04 meandering(a) 0 rambling 0 wandering(a) 0 winding 0 001 & 00572355 a 0000 | of a path e.g.: "meandering streams"; "rambling forest paths"; "the river followed its wandering course"; "a winding country road"
00573325 00 a 01 direct 2 006 & 00573525 a 0000 & 00573898 a 0000 & 00574258 a 0000 & 00574387 a 0000 ^ 00931641 a 0000 ! 00574526 a 0101 | extended senses; direct in manner or behavior or language
00573525 00 s 08 bluff 0 blunt 0 candid 0 frank 0 free-spoken 0 outspoken 0 plainspoken 0 point-blank 0 001 & 00573325 a 0000 | willing to speak out without subtlety: "a direct question"; "a bluff but pleasant manner"; "blunt talking and straight shooting"; "tell me what you think--and you may just as well be frank"; "it is possible to be outspoken without being rude"
00573898 00 s 06 downright 0 flat-footed 0 forthright 0 foursquare 0 head-on 0 straightforward 0 001 & 00573325 a 0000 | without evasion or compromise: "a direct approach"; "a downright kind of person"; "a flat-footed refusal"; "forthright criticism"; "a foursquare refusal to yield"; "his usual head-on fashion"; "a straightforward account of the accident"
00574258 00 s 01 no-nonsense 0 001 & 00573325 a 0000 | not tolerating irrelevancies: "the no-nonsense tones of a stern parent"
00574387 00 s 02 plain 0 unvarnished 0 001 & 00573325 a 0000 | free from subterfuge: "the unvarnished candor of old people and children"
00574526 00 a 01 indirect 2 009 & 00574786 a 0000 & 00574898 a 0000 & 00575008 a 0000 & 00575178 a 0000 & 00575302 a 0000 & 00575671 a 0000 & 00575788 a 0000 & 00575873 a 0000 ! 00573325 a 0101 | extended senses; not direct in manner or behavior or language
00574786 00 s 01 allusive 0 001 & 00574526 a 0000 | characterized by indirect reference: "an allusive speech"
00574898 00 s 01 backhanded 0 001 & 00574526 a 0000 | oblique or roundabout: "a backhanded compliment" e.g.
00575008 00 s 05 circumlocutious 0 circumlocutory 0 periphrastic 0 ambagious 0 roundabout 0 001 & 00574526 a 0000 | of speech or writing etc.: "`ambagious' is archaic"
00575178 00 s 02 devious 0 tortuous 0 001 & 00574526 a 0000 | not straightforward: "tortuous reasoning"; "a devious mind"
00575302 00 s 04 digressive 0 discursive 0 excursive 0 rambling 0 001 & 00574526 a 0000 | of e.g. speech and writing; tending to depart from the main subject: "amusingly digressive with satirical thrusts at women's fashions among other things"; "a sprawling book, discursive and prolix"- Brendan Gill; "his excursive remarks"; "a rambling speech about this and that"
00575671 00 s 01 evasive 0 001 & 00574526 a 0000 | avoiding the issue; not straightforward: "an evasive statement"
00575788 00 s 02 hearsay 0 thirdhand 0 001 & 00574526 a 0000 | of information etc.
00575873 00 s 01 mealymouthed 0 001 & 00574526 a 0000
00575930 00 a 01 immediate 0 004 & 00576080 a 0000 & 00576231 a 0000 = 03445100 n 0000 ! 00576361 a 0101 | without intervening agency or conditions
00576080 00 s 02 direct 0 unmediated 0 001 & 00575930 a 0000 | "an immediate influence"; "unmediated relations between God and man"; "a direct link"
00576231 00 s 01 instantaneous 0 001 & 00575930 a 0000 | as quick and direct as possible: "an instantaneous reply to my letter"
00576361 00 a 01 mediate 0 003 & 00576503 a 0000 = 03445100 n 0000 ! 00575930 a 0101 | acting through or dependent on an intervening agency
00576503 00 s 01 indirect 0 001 & 00576361 a 0000 | "the disease spreads by mediate as well as direct contact"
00576616 00 a 01 discerning 0 005 & 00576777 a 0000 & 00576924 a 0000 ^ 00483423 a 0000 ^ 00579120 a 0000 ! 00577158 a 0101 | revealing good taste or judgment
00576777 00 s 05 clear-eyed 0 clear-sighted 0 perceptive 0 percipient 0 perspicacious 0 001 & 00576616 a 0000 | acutely perceptive or discerning
00576924 00 s 03 foresighted 0 foresightful 0 prescient 0 001 & 00576616 a 0000 | perceiving the significance of events before they occur: "extroardinarily prescient memoranda on the probable course of postwar relations"-R.H.Rovere
00577158 00 a 01 undiscerning 0 004 & 00577290 a 0000 & 00577430 a 0000 ^ 00578534 a 0000 ! 00576616 a 0101 | lacking discernment
00577290 00 s 02 baffled 0 uncomprehending 0 001 & 00577158 a 0000 | not understanding: "tried to explain to her uncomprehending husband"
00577430 00 s 02 obtuse 0 purblind 0 001 & 00577158 a 0000 | lacking in insight or understanding: "a purblind oligarchy that flatly refused to see that history was condemning it to the dustbin"- Jasper Griffin
00577642 00 a 01 discreet 0 003 & 00577731 a 0000 & 00577932 a 0000 ! 00578099 a 0101
00577731 00 s 03 modest 0 restrained 0 unostentatious 0 001 & 00577642 a 0000 | free from ostentation or pretension: "a discreet, finely wrought gold necklace; "the restrained, elegance of the room"
00577932 00 s 01 prudent 0 001 & 00577642 a 0000 | showing wise self-restraint in speech and behavior esp in preserving prudent silence: "his trusted discreet aide"
00578099 00 a 01 indiscreet 0 003 & 00578190 a 0000 & 00578283 a 0000 ! 00577642 a 0101
00578190 00 s 04 bigmouthed 0 blabbermouthed 0 blabby 0 talkative 0 001 & 00578099 a 0000
00578283 00 s 01 imprudent 0 001 & 00578099 a 0000
00578337 00 a 02 discriminate 0 discriminating 4 002 ^ 00579120 a 0000 ! 00578534 a 0101 | marked by the ability to see or make fine distinctions: "discriminate judgments"; "discriminate people"
00578534 00 a 01 indiscriminate 0 006 & 00578742 a 0000 ^ 00832793 a 0000 & 00578845 a 0000 & 00578958 a 0000 ^ 00580221 a 0000 ! 00578337 a 0101 | not marked by fine distinctions: "indiscriminate reading
00578742 00 s 01 confused 0 001 & 00578534 a 0000 | "an indiscriminate mixture of colors and styles"
00578845 00 s 02 random 0 unselective 0 001 & 00578534 a 0000 | not selective: "indiscriminate reading habits"
00578958 00 s 02 sweeping 0 wholesale 0 001 & 00578534 a 0000 | "indiscriminate slaughter of a population"; "sweeping generalizations"; "wholesale destruction"
00579120 00 a 01 discriminating 0 009 ^ 00576616 a 0000 & 00579385 a 0000 & 00579600 a 0000 ^ 00578337 a 0000 & 00579767 a 0000 & 00579880 a 0000 & 00579987 a 0000 & 00580050 a 0000 ! 00580221 a 0101 | showing careful judgment and discernment in matters of taste
00579385 00 s 03 diacritic 0 diacritical 0 discerning 0 001 & 00579120 a 0000 | capable of distinguishing or discerning: "students having superior diacritic powers"; "the diacritic elements in culture"- S.F.Nadel
00579600 00 s 02 discriminate 0 nice 0 001 & 00579120 a 0000 | noting distinctions with nicety: "a discriminating interior designer"; "a nice point in the argument"
00579767 00 s 02 discriminative 0 discriminatory 0 001 & 00579120 a 0000 | capable of making fine distinctions
00579880 00 s 01 eclectic 0 001 & 00579120 a 0000 | selecting what seems best of various styles or ideas
00579987 00 s 01 good 0 001 & 00579120 a 0000 | "good taste"
00580050 00 s 01 selective 0 001 & 00579120 a 0000 | tending to select; characterized by careful choice: "an exceptionally quick and selective reader"- John Mason Brown
00580221 00 a 02 undiscriminating 0 indiscriminating 0 005 & 00580373 a 0000 ^ 00578534 a 0000 & 00580475 a 0000 & 00580615 a 0000 ! 00579120 a 0101
00580373 00 s 01 indiscriminate 0 001 & 00580221 a 0000 | failing to make or recognize distinctions
00580475 00 s 01 uncritical 0 001 & 00580221 a 0000 | lacking in discrimination: "she was absolutely uncritical, she believed everything"
00580615 00 s 01 unperceptive 0 001 & 00580221 a 0000 | lacking sensitivity, taste, or judgment
00580713 00 a 01 disposable 1 002 & 00580824 a 0000 ! 00580903 a 0101 | designed to be disposed of after use
00580824 00 s 01 throwaway(p) 0 001 & 00580713 a 0000 | "disposable diapers"
00580903 00 a 02 nondisposable 1 reusable 4 001 ! 00580713 a 0101 | not designed to be thrown away after use
00581014 00 a 01 returnable 0 002 & 00581178 a 0000 ! 00581297 a 0101 | that may be returned: "returnable bottles and cans"; "sale merchandise is not returnable"
00581178 00 s 01 revertible 0 001 & 00581014 a 0000 | (law) to be returned to the former owner or that owner's heirs
00581297 00 a 01 nonreturnable 0 001 ! 00581014 a 0101 | that may not be returned: "nonreturnable bottles"
00581406 00 a 01 disposable 2 004 & 00581515 a 0000 & 00581768 a 0000 ! 00581877 a 0101 & 00581643 a 0000
00581515 00 s 01 available 0 001 & 00581406 a 0000 | free for use: "every disposable piece of equipment was sent to the fire"
00581643 00 s 02 expendable 0 spendable 0 001 & 00581406 a 0000 | used of funds remaining after taxes: "disposable income"
00581768 00 s 03 fluid 0 liquid 0 ready(a) 0 001 & 00581406 a 0000 | in cash or easily convertible to cash
00581877 00 a 01 nondisposable 2 002 & 00581964 a 0000 ! 00581406 a 0101 | of assets
00581964 00 s 01 frozen 0 001 & 00581877 a 0000 | not convertible to cash: "frozen assets"
00582057 00 a 01 distal 1 001 ! 00582193 a 0101 | anatomy; situated farthest from point of attachment or origin, as of a limb or bone
00582193 00 a 01 proximal 0 001 ! 00582057 a 0101 | anatomy; situated nearest to point of attachment or origin: "the proximal end of a bone"
00582336 00 a 01 distal 2 001 ! 00582456 a 0101 | anatomy; directed away from the midline or mesial plane of the body
00582456 00 a 01 mesial 0 003 & 00582621 a 0000 & 00582728 a 0000 ! 00582336 a 0101 | anatomy; being in or directed toward the midline or mesial plane of the body
00582621 00 s 02 medial 0 median 0 001 & 00582456 a 0000 | dividing an animal into right and left halves
00582728 00 s 01 sagittal 0 001 & 00582456 a 0000
00582781 00 a 01 distinct 0 006 & 00582924 a 0000 & 00583118 a 0000 ^ 00316387 a 0000 ^ 00526540 a 0000 ^ 01404218 a 0000 ! 00583242 a 0101
00582924 00 s 03 crisp 0 sharp 0 razor-sharp 0 001 & 00582781 a 0000 | clearly delineated: "the ship appeared as a distinct silhouette"; "a sharp photographic image"; "razor-sharp definition"
00583118 00 s 01 trenchant 0 001 & 00582781 a 0000 | distinctly defined: "trenchant distinctions between right and wrong"
00583242 00 a 01 indistinct 0 007 & 00583405 a 0000 & 00583510 a 0000 & 00583604 a 0000 & 00583692 a 0000 ^ 00527479 a 0000 ^ 00317906 a 0000 ! 00582781 a 0101
00583405 00 s 01 bedimmed 0 001 & 00583242 a 0000 | made dim or indistinct: "a sun bedimmed by clouds"
00583604 00 s 05 cloudy 0 hazy 0 misty 0 nebulose 0 nebulous 0 001 & 00583242 a 0000
00583692 00 s 05 dim 0 faint 0 shadowy 0 wispy 0 wraith-like 0 001 & 00583242 a 0000 | "only a few wispy memories of childhood"
00583822 00 a 02 focused 0 focussed 4 003 & 00583959 a 0000 & 00584096 a 0000 ! 00584176 a 0101 | being in focus or brought into focus
00583959 00 s 01 adjusted 0 001 & 00583822 a 0000 | of an optical system (e.g. eye or opera glasses) adjusted to produce a clear image
00584096 00 s 02 distinct 0 in_focus(p) 0 001 & 00583822 a 0000 | of an image
00584176 00 a 03 unfocused 0 unfocussed 4 out_of_focus 0 001 ! 00583822 a 0101 | (of an image) not in or brought into focus: "at their edges things were pretty much out of focus"
00584357 00 a 02 diversified 0 varied 2 003 & 00584620 a 0000 ^ 00911973 a 0000 ! 00584763 a 0101 | having variety or having increased variety: "a diversified musical program ranging from classical to modern"; "diversified farming"; "diversified manufacturing"
00584620 00 s 01 distributed 0 001 & 00584357 a 0000 | (of investments) distributed among a variety of securities" "diversified investments"
00584763 00 a 02 undiversified 0 unvaried 2 005 & 00584921 a 0000 ^ 00912797 a 0000 & 00585028 a 0000 & 00585091 a 0000 ! 00584357 a 0101 | not diversified
00584921 00 s 01 general 0 001 & 00584763 a 0000 | not limited to one class of things: "general studies"
00585028 00 s 02 monolithic 0 solid 0 001 & 00584763 a 0000
00585091 00 s 01 undistributed 0 001 & 00584763 a 0000
00585149 00 a 01 divisible 0 004 & 00585312 a 0000 & 00585526 a 0000 & 00585681 a 0000 ! 00585842 a 0101 | capable of being or liable to be divided or separated
00585312 00 s 03 dissociable 0 separable 1 severable 0 001 & 00585149 a 0000 | "often drugs and crime are not dissociable"; "separable sheets of paper"; "a song...never conceived of as severable from the melody"
00585526 00 s 02 dividable 0 divisible_by(p) 0 001 & 00585149 a 0000 | math; can be divided and usu. without leaving a remainder: "15 is divisible by 3"
00585681 00 s 02 partible 0 separable 2 001 & 00585149 a 0000 | can be parted or divided or separated; esp. of property or an inheritance: "a partible estate"
00585842 00 a 01 indivisible 0 004 & 00586047 a 0000 & 00586318 a 0000 & 00586189 a 0000 ! 00585149 a 0101 | impossible of undergoing division: "an indivisible union of states"; "one nation indivisible"
00586047 00 s 01 indiscrete 0 001 & 00585842 a 0000 | not divided or divisible into parts: "layers that were fused into an indiscrete mass"
00586189 00 s 02 undividable 0 indivisible_by(p) 0 001 & 00585842 a 0000 | math; cannot be divided without leaving a remainder
00586318 00 s 01 inseparable 0 001 & 00585842 a 0000 | "inseparable pieces of rock"
00586404 00 a 01 documented 0 003 & 00586598 a 0000 & 00586737 a 0000 ! 00586884 a 0101 | furnished with or supported by documents: "the first documented case of shark attack in those waters"
00586598 00 s 01 referenced 0 001 & 00586404 a 0000 | supported with written references or citations: "a carefully documented biography"
00586737 00 s 01 registered 0 001 & 00586404 a 0000 | (of a boat or vessel) furnished with necessary official documents specifying ownership etc
00586884 00 a 01 undocumented 0 003 & 00587080 a 0000 & 00587195 a 0000 ! 00586404 a 0101 | lacking necessary documents as for e.g. permisson to live or work in a country: "undocumented aliens"
00587080 00 s 01 unregistered 0 001 & 00586884 a 0000 | (a boat or vessel) not furnished with official documents
00587195 00 s 01 unsupported 0 001 & 00586884 a 0000 | not supported by written evidence: "undocumented income tax deductions"; "undocumented accusations"
00587352 00 a 01 domineering 0 009 & 00587552 a 0000 & 00587808 a 0000 ^ 01171322 a 0000 & 00588076 a 0000 & 00588189 a 0000 & 00588294 a 0000 & 00588526 a 0000 ! 00588904 a 0101 & 00588694 a 0000
00587552 00 s 03 authoritarian 0 dictatorial 0 overbearing 0 001 & 00587352 a 0000 | expecting unquestioning obedience: "he was imperious and dictatorial"; "the timid child of authoritarian parents"; "insufferably overbearing behavior toward the waiter"
00587808 00 s 05 autocratic 0 bossy 0 high-and-mighty 0 magisterial 0 peremptory 0 001 & 00587352 a 0000 | offensively self-assured: "an autocratic person"; "autocratic behavior"; "managed the employees in an aloof magisterial way"; "a swaggering peremptory manner"
00588076 00 s 02 blustery 0 bullying 0 001 & 00587352 a 0000 | noisily domineering; tending to browbeat others
00588189 00 s 02 cavalier 0 high-handed 0 001 & 00587352 a 0000 | given to haughty disregard of others
00588294 00 s 03 harsh 0 heavy-handed 0 roughshod 0 001 & 00587352 a 0000 | unjustly harsh or domineering: "incensed at the government's heavy-handed economic economic policies"; "a manager who rode roughshod over all opposition"
00588526 00 s 02 imperious 0 masterful 0 001 & 00587352 a 0000 | able to deal authoritatively with affairs: "dismissed the matter with an imperious wave of her hand"
00588694 00 s 03 oppressive 0 tyrannical 0 tyrannous 0 001 & 00587352 a 0000 | marked by unjust severity or arbitrary behavior: "oppressive laws"; "a tyrannical parent"; "tyrannous disregard of human rights"
00588904 00 a 01 submissive 0 009 & 00589103 a 0000 & 00589214 a 0000 & 00589273 a 0000 & 00589370 a 0000 ^ 01447853 a 0000 ^ 01233942 a 0000 ^ 01770620 a 0000 ^ 00127736 a 0000 ! 00587352 a 0101
00589103 00 s 01 abject 0 001 & 00588904 a 0000 | showing humiliation or submissiveness: "an abject apology"
00589214 00 s 02 bowed 0 bowing 0 001 & 00588904 a 0000
00589273 00 s 05 cringing 0 groveling 0 grovelling 0 wormlike 0 wormy 0 001 & 00588904 a 0000
00589370 00 s 02 dominated 0 henpecked 0 001 & 00588904 a 0000
00589436 00 a 01 servile 0 004 & 00589616 a 0000 & 00589749 a 0000 & 00589983 a 0000 ! 00590125 a 0101 | submissive or fawning in attitude or behavior: "spoke in a servile tone"
00589616 00 s 01 obsequious 0 001 & 00589436 a 0000 | attentive in an ingratiating or servile manner: "obsequious shop assistants"
00589749 00 s 03 slavish 0 subservient 0 submissive 0 001 & 00589436 a 0000 | abjectly submissive: "the incurably servile housekeeper"; "a slavish yes-man to the party bosses"- S.H.Adams; "she has become submissive and subservient"
00589983 00 s 01 slavelike 0 001 & 00589436 a 0000 | suitable for a slave or servant: "servile tasks such as floor scrubbing and barn work"
00590125 00 a 02 unservile 0 unsubmissive 4 001 ! 00589436 a 0101 | not servile or submissive
00590221 00 a 01 dominant 1 010 & 00590571 a 0000 & 00590664 a 0000 & 00590764 a 0000 & 00590891 a 0000 & 00591111 a 0000 & 00591240 a 0000 & 00591366 a 0000 ^ 01777298 a 0000 = 08534455 n 0000 ! 00591555 a 0101 | exercising influence or control: "television plays a dominant role in molding public opinion"; "the dominant partner in the marriage"
00590571 00 s 04 ascendant 0 ascendent 0 dominating 0 prestigious 0 001 & 00590221 a 0000
00590664 00 s 02 controlling 0 in_charge 0 001 & 00590221 a 0000 | "who is the person in charge?"
00590764 00 s 01 governing 0 001 & 00590221 a 0000 | responsible for making and enforcing rules and laws: "governing bodies"
00590891 00 s 06 overriding 0 paramount 0 predominant 0 predominate 0 preponderant 0 preponderating 0 001 & 00590221 a 0000 | having superior power and influence: "the predominant mood among policy-makers is optimism"
00591111 00 s 01 possessive 0 001 & 00590221 a 0000 | having or showing a desire to control or dominate: "a possessive parent"
00591240 00 s 02 sovereign 0 supreme 0 001 & 00590221 a 0000 | greatest in authority or rank or power: "a supreme tribunal"
00591366 00 s 02 superior 0 superior_to 0 001 & 00590221 a 0000 | not subject to or influenced by: "overcome by a superior opponent"; "trust magnates who felt themselves superior to law"
00591555 00 a 02 subordinate 1 low-level 4 013 & 00591868 a 0000 & 00591932 a 0000 & 00592098 a 0000 & 00592199 a 0000 ^ 01778868 a 0000 & 00592487 a 0000 & 00592651 a 0000 ^ 01770620 a 0000 & 00592744 a 0000 = 08534455 n 0000 ! 00590221 a 0101 & 00592298 a 0000 & 00592397 a 0000 | lower in rank or importance
00591868 00 s 02 adjunct 0 assistant 0 001 & 00591555 a 0000
00591932 00 s 01 associate(a) 0 001 & 00591555 a 0000 | having partial rights and privileges or subordinate status: "an associate member"; "an associate professor"
00592098 00 s 01 buck 0 001 & 00591555 a 0000 | of the lowest rank in a category: "a buck private"
00592199 00 s 02 deputy(a) 0 proxy(a) 0 001 & 00591555 a 0000 | acting as substitute for another
00592298 00 s 01 ruled 0 001 & 00591555 a 0000 | subject to a ruling authority: "the ruled mass"
00592397 00 s 01 secondary 0 001 & 00591555 a 0000 | belonging to a lower class or rank
00592487 00 s 02 subject 0 dependent 0 001 & 00591555 a 0000 | being under the power or sovereignty of another or others: "subject peoples"; "a dependent prince"
00592651 00 s 01 subservient 0 001 & 00591555 a 0000 | subordinate in capacity or function
00592744 00 s 01 under(a) 0 001 & 00591555 a 0000 | lower in rank, power, or authority: "an under secretary"
00592855 00 a 01 dominant 2 001 ! 00592994 a 0101 | of genes; producing the same phenotype whether its allele is identical or dissimilar
00592994 00 a 01 recessive 0 001 ! 00592855 a 0101 | of genes; producing its characteristic phenotype only when its allele is identical
00593132 00 a 02 single-barreled 0 single-barrelled 0 001 ! 00593263 a 0101 | having one barrel: "most guns are single-barreled"
00593263 00 a 02 double-barreled 0 double-barrelled 0 001 ! 00593132 a 0101 | having two barrels mounted side by side: "a double-barreled shotgun"
00593412 00 a 01 double-breasted 0 001 ! 00593632 a 0101 | (of clothing) fastened by lapping one edge of the front well over the other usu with a double row of buttons: "double-breasted jacket"; "double-breasted suit"
00593632 00 a 01 single-breasted 0 001 ! 00593412 a 0101 | (of clothing) closing with a narrow overlap and fastened with a single row of buttons: "a single-breasted jacket"
00593807 00 a 01 dramatic 0 004 & 00594024 a 0000 & 00594192 a 0000 = 03289364 n 0000 ! 00594369 a 0101 | suitable to or characteristic of drama: "a dramatic entrance in a swirling cape"; "a dramatic rescue at sea"
00594024 00 s 01 melodramatic 2 001 & 00593807 a 0000 | having the excitement and emotional appeal of melodrama: "a melodramatic account of two perilous days at sea"
00594192 00 s 02 awe-inspiring 0 spectacular 0 001 & 00593807 a 0000 | characterized by the emotion associated with drama or the theater: "awe-inspiring dives from the cliff"
00594369 00 a 01 undramatic 0 003 & 00594545 a 0000 = 03289364 n 0000 ! 00593807 a 0101 | lacking dramatic force and quality: "moved with quiet force and undramatic bearing"
00594545 00 s 01 unspectacular 0 001 & 00594369 a 0000 | "an unspectacular but necessary task"
00594642 00 a 01 actable 0 001 ! 00594762 a 0101 | capable of being acted; suitable for the stage: "an actable scene"
00594762 00 a 01 unactable 0 001 ! 00594642 a 0101 | not actable: "an unactable play"
00594850 00 a 01 theatrical 0 004 & 00595086 a 0000 & 00595304 a 0000 & 00595385 a 0000 ! 00595528 a 0101 | suited to or characteristic of the stage or theater: "a theatrical pose"; "one of the most theatrical figures in public life"
00595086 00 s 02 histrionic 0 melodramatic 1 001 & 00594850 a 0000 | characteristic of acting or a stage performance; often affected: "histrionic gestures"; "an attitude of melodramatic despair"; "a theatrical pose"
00595304 00 s 01 showy 0 001 & 00594850 a 0000 | marked by extravagant display
00595385 00 s 01 stagy 0 001 & 00594850 a 0000 | having characteristics of the stage esp an artificial and mannered quality: "stagy heroics"
00595528 00 a 01 untheatrical 0 001 ! 00594850 a 0101 | not suited to or characteristic of the stage or theater: "a well-written but untheatrical play"; "an untheatrical personality"
00595713 00 a 01 drinkable 0 002 & 00595799 a 0000 ! 00595851 a 0101 | fit to drink
00595799 00 s 01 potable 0 001 & 00595713 a 0000
00595851 00 a 01 undrinkable 0 001 ! 00595713 a 0101 | not fit to drink
00595925 00 a 01 intoxicated 0 010 & 00596143 a 0000 & 00596337 a 0000 & 00596406 a 0000 & 00596598 a 0000 & 00596846 a 0000 & 00596929 a 0000 & 00597036 a 0000 & 00597125 a 0000 & 00597257 a 0000 ! 00597365 a 0101
00596143 00 s 08 bacchanalian 0 bacchanal 0 bacchic 0 bibulous 1 carousing 0 drunken(a) 1 orgiastic 0 riotous 0 001 & 00595925 a 0000 | used of riotously drunken revelry: "a bibulous evening"
00596337 00 s 02 beery 0 smelling_of_beer 0 001 & 00595925 a 0000
00596406 00 s 09 besotted 0 bibulous 2 blind 0 blind_drunk 0 drunk 0 drunken 2 inebriate 0 inebriated 0 sottish 0 001 & 00595925 a 0000 | under the influence of alcohol: "a bibulous fellow"
00596846 00 s 01 boozy 0 001 & 00595925 a 0000 | slightly intoxicated on alcohol
00596929 00 s 03 doped 0 drugged 0 narcotized 0 001 & 00595925 a 0000 | under the influence of narcotics
00597036 00 s 01 half-seas-over 0 001 & 00595925 a 0000 | British informal for "drunk"
00597125 00 s 02 high 0 mellow 0 001 & 00595925 a 0000 | slightly and pleasantly intoxicated from alcohol or a drug esp marijuana
00597257 00 s 02 hopped-up 0 stoned 0 001 & 00595925 a 0000 | (informal) under the influence of narcotics
00597365 00 a 01 sober 1 004 & 00597469 a 0000 & 00597588 a 0000 & 00597691 a 0000 ! 00595925 a 0101
00597469 00 s 03 abstinent 0 dry 0 teetotal(a) 0 001 & 00597365 a 0000 | habitually abstemious in the use of alcohol
00597588 00 s 03 cold_sober(p) 0 cold-sober(a) 0 stone-sober 0 001 & 00597365 a 0000 | totally sober
00597691 00 s 02 uninebriated 0 unintoxicated 0 001 & 00597365 a 0000
00597764 00 a 01 dull 1 004 & 00597867 a 0000 & 00597960 a 0000 & 00598041 a 0000 ! 00598106 a 0101
00597867 00 s 01 blunt 0 001 & 00597764 a 0000 | used of a knife or other blade: not sharp
00597960 00 s 02 blunted 0 dulled 0 001 & 00597764 a 0000 | made dull or blunt
00598041 00 s 01 mild 0 001 & 00597764 a 0000 | of a pain e.g.
00598106 00 a 01 sharp 0 010 & 00598318 a 0000 & 00598467 a 0000 & 00598601 a 0000 & 00598723 a 0000 & 00598861 a 0000 & 00598948 a 0000 & 00599089 a 0000 ^ 01380549 a 0000 = 03329885 n 0000 ! 00597764 a 0101
00598318 00 s 02 acute 0 intense 0 001 & 00598106 a 0000 | extremely sharp or intense: "acute pain"; "the acute exasperation of a pestered animal"
00598467 00 s 01 carnassial 0 001 & 00598106 a 0000 | (of a tooth) adapated for shearing flesh; "te carnassial teeth of carnivores"
00598601 00 s 02 cutting 0 incisive 1 001 & 00598106 a 0000 | having a sharp edge: "the cutting edge"; "incisive teeth"
00598723 00 s 01 incisive 2 001 & 00598106 a 0000 | as if made with a sharp instrument: "as sharp and incisive as the stroke of a fang"
00598861 00 s 01 keen 0 001 & 00598106 a 0000 | having a sharp cutting edge or point
00598948 00 s 02 piercing 0 stabbing 0 001 & 00598106 a 0000 | as if caused by a sharp instrument: "a stabbing pain"; "piercing criticism"
00599089 00 s 01 sharpened 0 001 & 00598106 a 0000 | made sharp or sharper: "the sharpened knife cut more cleanly"
00599206 00 a 01 edged 0 003 & 00599401 a 0000 & 00599490 a 0000 ! 00599590 a 0101 | having a cutting edge or esp an edge or edges as specified; often used in combination: "a dull-edged blade"
00599401 00 s 01 sharp 0 001 & 00599206 a 0000 | having a sharp edge: "an edged knife"
00599490 00 s 01 two-edged 0 001 & 00599206 a 0000 | having two cutting edges: "two-edged swords"
00599590 00 a 01 edgeless 0 002 & 00599702 a 0000 ! 00599206 a 0101 | lacking a cutting edge esp a sharp edge
00599702 00 s 02 dull 0 unsharpened 0 001 & 00599590 a 0000
00599765 00 a 01 eventful 0 002 & 00599916 a 0000 ! 00600024 a 0101 | full of events or incidents: "the most exhausting and eventful day of my life"
00599916 00 s 02 busy 0 lively 0 001 & 00599765 a 0000 | "a very busy week"; "a lively period in history"
00600024 00 a 01 uneventful 0 003 & 00600253 a 0000 & 00600359 a 0000 ! 00599765 a 0101 | marked by no noteworthy or significant events: "an uneventful life"; "the voyage was pleasant and uneventful"; "recovery was uneventful"
00600253 00 s 02 commonplace 0 normal 0 001 & 00600024 a 0000 | ordinary: "the normal course of events"
00600359 00 s 02 placid 0 quiet 0 001 & 00600024 a 0000 | without untoward incident or disruption: "a placid existence"; "quiet times"
00600496 00 a 01 lively 0 014 & 00600880 a 0000 ^ 00075012 a 0000 ^ 00096586 a 0000 & 00601086 a 0000 & 00601264 a 0000 & 00601347 a 0000 & 00601428 a 0000 & 00601854 a 0000 ^ 00651412 a 0000 ^ 01842926 a 0000 ^ 01729888 a 0000 = 03292393 n 0000 ! 00601987 a 0101 & 00601693 a 0000 | full of life and energy: "a lively discussion"; "lively and attractive parents"; "a lively party"
00600880 00 s 02 alive(p) 0 animated 0 001 & 00600496 a 0000 | filled with animation and spirit: "a face alive with mischief"; "an animated discussion"; "became very animated when he heard the good news"
00601086 00 s 05 bouncing 0 bouncy 0 peppy 0 spirited 0 zippy 0 001 & 00600496 a 0000 | "a bouncing gait"; "bouncy tunes"; "the peppy and interesting talk"; "a spirited dance"
00601264 00 s 02 breezy 0 carefree 0 001 & 00600496 a 0000 | "her breezy nature"
00601347 00 s 02 bubbly 0 gay 0 001 & 00600496 a 0000 | "a bubbly personality"
00601428 00 s 06 bubbling 0 effervescent 0 scintillating 0 sparkling 0 sparkly 0 vivacious 0 001 & 00600496 a 0000 | "his fertile effervescent mind"; "scintillating personality"; "sparkling conversation"; "a row of sparkly cheerleaders"; "a vivacious folk dance"
00601693 00 s 04 burbling 0 burbly 0 effusive 0 gushing 0 001 & 00600496 a 0000 | uttered with unrestrained enthusiasm: "a novel told in burbly panting tones"
00601854 00 s 03 energetic 0 full_of_life 0 vital 0 001 & 00600496 a 0000 | "a vital charismatic leader"; "this whole vital world"
00601987 00 a 01 dull 3 008 & 00602205 a 0000 ^ 00301965 a 0000 & 00602265 a 0000 & 00602513 a 0000 ^ 01731621 a 0000 ^ 00096828 a 0000 = 03604616 n 0000 ! 00600496 a 0101 | lacking in liveliness, charm, or surprise
00602205 00 s 02 bovine 0 stolid 0 001 & 00601987 a 0000
00602265 00 s 03 humdrum 0 monotonous 0 tedious 0 001 & 00601987 a 0000 | tediously repetitious or lacking in variety: "a humdrum existence: all work and no play"; "nothing is so monotonous as the sea"; "tedious days on a transcontinental train"
00602513 00 s 02 lackluster 0 lacklustre 0 001 & 00601987 a 0000 | "a dull lackluster performance"
00602614 00 a 02 dynamic 0 dynamical 0 013 & 00603037 a 0000 & 00603169 a 0000 & 00603308 a 0000 & 00603446 a 0000 ^ 00651412 a 0000 & 00603576 a 0000 & 00603755 a 0000 & 00604180 a 0000 & 00604312 a 0000 & 00604596 a 0000 & 00604694 a 0000 ! 00604895 a 0101 & 00603915 a 0000 | characterized by action or forcefulness or force of personality: "a dynamic market"; "a dynamic speaker"; "the dynamic president of the firm"
00603037 00 s 01 active 0 001 & 00602614 a 0000 | in a state of habitual or vigorous activity: "an active man is a man of action"
00603169 00 s 01 can-do 0 001 & 00602614 a 0000 | (slang) "a can-do kind of person"; "the city's indomitable optimism and can-do spirit"
00603308 00 s 02 changing 0 ever-changing 0 001 & 00602614 a 0000 | marked by continuous change or effective action: "a dynamic market"
00603446 00 s 01 driving 0 001 & 00602614 a 0000 | "a driving personal ambition"; "the driving force was his innate enthusiasm"
00603576 00 s 03 energizing 0 energising 0 kinetic 0 001 & 00602614 a 0000 | supplying motive force: "the complex civilization of which Rome was the kinetic center"- H.O.Taylor
00603755 00 s 03 forceful 0 slashing 0 vigorous 0 001 & 00602614 a 0000 | striking or as if striking with slashing blows: "his slashing demon-ridden cadenza"
00603915 00 s 04 high-octane 0 high-powered 0 high-power 0 high-voltage 0 001 & 00602614 a 0000 | vigorously energetic or forceful: "a high-octane sales manager"; "a high-octane marketing plan"; "high-powered executives"; "a high-voltage theatrical entrepreneur"
00604180 00 s 01 projectile 0 001 & 00602614 a 0000 | impelling or impelled forward: "a projectile force"; "a projectile missile"
00604312 00 s 04 propellant 0 propellent 0 propelling 0 propulsive 0 001 & 00602614 a 0000 | tending to or capable of propelling: "propellant fuel for submarines"; "the faster a jet plane goes the greater its propulsive efficiency"; "universities...the seats of propulsive thought"
00604596 00 s 02 renascent 0 resurgent 0 001 & 00602614 a 0000 | surging or sweeping back again
00604694 00 s 02 self-propelled 0 self-propelling 0 001 & 00602614 a 0000 | moved forward by one's or its own force or momentum: "a self-propelled egotist"; "the arms program is now self-propelled"
00604895 00 a 02 undynamic 0 adynamic 4 002 ! 00602614 a 0101 & 00605032 a 0000 | characterized by an absence of force or forcefulness
00605032 00 s 02 static 0 unchanging 0 001 & 00604895 a 0000 | not active or moving: "a static village community and a completely undynamic type of agriculture"; "static feudal societies"
00605222 00 a 01 eager 0 005 & 00605463 a 0000 & 00605565 a 0000 & 00605707 a 0000 & 00605820 a 0000 ! 00605922 a 0101 | having or showing keen interest or intense desire or impatient expectancy: "eager to learn"; "eager to travel abroad"
00605463 00 s 01 crazy 0 001 & 00605222 a 0000 | intensely eager: "I'm crazy to try those new skis"
00605565 00 s 02 impatient 0 raring 0 001 & 00605222 a 0000 | full of eagerness; usu followed by "to": "impatient to begin"; "raring to go"
00605707 00 s 01 overeager 0 001 & 00605222 a 0000 | excessively eager: "overeager in his pursuit of the girl"
00605820 00 s 01 willing 0 001 & 00605222 a 0000 | cheerfully or eagerly compliant: "eager helpers"
00605922 00 a 01 uneager 0 003 & 00606051 a 0000 ! 00605222 a 0101 & 00606154 a 0000 | lacking interest or spirit or animation
00606051 00 s 02 impassive 0 listless 0 001 & 00605922 a 0000 | "decrepit, colorless uneager things"
00606154 00 s 01 reluctant 0 001 & 00605922 a 0000 | not eager: "foreigners stubbornly uneager to accept our ways"; "fresh from college and uneager for the moment to marry him"; "reluctant to help"
00606354 00 a 01 eared 0 004 & 00606555 a 0000 & 00606624 a 0000 ! 00606785 a 0101 & 00606729 a 0000 | having ears or earlike appendages or having ears of a specified kind; often used in combination
00606555 00 s 02 auriculate 0 auriculated 0 001 & 00606354 a 0000
00606624 00 s 01 lop-eared 0 001 & 00606354 a 0000 | having bent or drooping ears: "a lop-eared hound"
00606729 00 s 01 quick-eared 0 001 & 00606354 a 0000
00606785 00 a 01 earless 0 001 ! 00606354 a 0101 | lacking external ears: "earless seals"
00606877 00 a 01 early 0 016 & 00607321 a 0000 & 00607509 a 0000 & 00607627 a 0000 & 00607731 a 0000 & 00607895 a 0000 & 00607983 a 0000 ^ 00755096 a 0000 & 00608058 a 0000 & 00608182 a 0000 & 00608296 a 0000 & 00608408 a 0000 & 00608558 a 0000 & 00608703 a 0000 = 03514322 n 0000 ! 00608795 a 0101 ! 00609102 a 0101 | at or near the beginning of a period of time: "early morning"; "an early warning"; "an early death"; "early forms of life"
00607321 00 s 07 aboriginal 0 original 0 primal 0 primeval 0 primaeval 0 primitive 0 primordial 0 001 & 00606877 a 0000 | in an earliest or original stage or state: "aboriginal forests"
00607627 00 s 02 archean 0 archaean 0 001 & 00606877 a 0000 | (geol) used of the earliest known rocks
00607731 00 s 02 archeozoic 0 archaeozoic 0 001 & 00606877 a 0000 | (geol) formed in the earlier of two divisions of the Precambrian era: "archeozoic life forms"
00607895 00 s 01 azoic 0 001 & 00606877 a 0000 | (geol) before the appearance of life
00607983 00 s 01 earlyish 0 001 & 00606877 a 0000 | being somewhat early
00608058 00 s 01 matutinal 0 001 & 00606877 a 0000 | pertaining to or occurring in the morning: "took his matutinal walk"
00608182 00 s 02 premature 0 untimely 0 001 & 00606877 a 0000 | too early: "illness led to his premature death"
00608296 00 s 01 previous(p) 0 001 & 00606877 a 0000 | too soon: "our condemnation of him was a bit previous"
00608408 00 s 01 proterozoic 0 001 & 00606877 a 0000 | (geol) formed in the later of two divisions of the Precambrian era: "proterozoic life forms"
00608558 00 s 01 proto(a) 0 001 & 00606877 a 0000 | (combining form) indicating the first or earliest or original: "protolithic"; "protohuman"
00608703 00 s 01 wee 0 001 & 00606877 a 0000 | very early: "the wee hours of the morning"
00608795 00 a 01 middle 0 004 & 00608967 a 0000 = 03514322 n 0000 ! 00609102 a 0101 ! 00606877 a 0101 | between an early and a late period of time: "in the middle years"
00608967 00 s 01 mid(a) 0 001 & 00608795 a 0000 | used in combination: "midmorning"; "midsummer"; "in mid-1958"; a mid-June wedding"
00609102 00 a 01 late 0 009 & 00609363 a 0000 & 00609482 a 0000 & 00609563 a 0000 & 00609786 a 0000 & 00609852 a 0000 & 00610062 a 0000 = 03514322 n 0000 ! 00606877 a 0101 ! 00608795 a 0101 | at an advanced period of time: "late evening"; "late 18th century"
00609363 00 s 02 advanced 0 ripe 0 001 & 00609102 a 0000 | advanced in years: "a ripe old age"; "the ripe age of 90"
00609482 00 s 03 delinquent 0 in_arrears(p) 0 overdue 0 001 & 00609102 a 0000
00609563 00 s 03 later(a) 0 last(a) 0 latter(a) 0 001 & 00609102 a 0000 | more advanced in time or nearer an end: "these latter days"; "the latter (or last) part of the book"; "latter (or later) part of the l8th century"
00609786 00 s 01 latish 0 001 & 00609102 a 0000 | somewhat late
00609852 00 s 01 posthumous 0 001 & 00609102 a 0000 | occurring after a person's death (in the case of a child: born after the father's death): "a posthumous award"; "a posthumous book"; "a posthumous child"
00610062 00 s 01 recent 0 001 & 00609102 a 0000 | immediately before the present
00610145 00 a 01 early 2 007 & 00610396 a 0000 & 00610574 a 0000 & 00610785 a 0000 & 00610944 a 0000 & 00611108 a 0000 & 00611221 a 0000 ! 00611349 a 0101 | being or occurring at an early stage of development: "in an early stage"; "early diagnosis"
00610396 00 s 02 beginning(a) 0 novice(a) 0 001 & 00610145 a 0000 | just becoming familiar with the rudiments or skills or routines: "a beginning bodybuilder"; "a novice cook"
00610574 00 s 03 crude 0 primitive 2 rude 0 001 & 00610145 a 0000 | relatively undeveloped; marked by lack of skill or finish: "crude weapons"; "primitive movies of the 1890s"; "a rude agricultural implement"
00610785 00 s 03 embryonic 0 embryotic 0 in_embryo 0 001 & 00610145 a 0000 | in an early stage of development: "an embryonic nation, not yet self-governing"
00610944 00 s 02 incipient 0 inchoate 0 001 & 00610145 a 0000 | only partly in existence; imperfectly formed: "incipient civil disorder"; "a vague inchoate idea"
00611108 00 s 01 precocious 0 001 & 00610145 a 0000 | exceptionally early in development: "a precocious child"
00611221 00 s 01 primitive 1 001 & 00610145 a 0000 | being little evolved from an earlier ancestral type: "primitive mammals"
00611349 00 a 01 late 2 002 & 00611448 a 0000 ! 00610145 a 0101 | at a late stage of development
00611448 00 s 01 advanced 0 001 & 00611349 a 0000 | at an advanced stage of development: "the late phase of feudalism"; "at an advanced stage"
00611593 00 a 01 early 1 003 & 00611937 a 0000 ! 00612119 a 0101 ! 00612377 a 0101 | (linguistics) of an early stage in the development of a language or literature: "the Early Hebrew alphabetical script is that used mainly from the 11th to the 6th centuries B.C."; "Early Modern English is represented in documents printed from 1476 to 1700"
00611937 00 s 01 old 0 001 & 00611593 a 0000 | "Old English is also called Anglo Saxon"; "Old High German is High German from the middle of the 9th to the end of the 11th century"
00612119 00 a 01 middle 1 002 ! 00612377 a 0101 ! 00611593 a 0101 | (linguistics) of a stage in the development of a language or literature between earlier and later stages: "Middle English is the English language from about 1100 to 1500"; "Middle Gaelic"
00612377 00 a 01 late 1 004 & 00612602 a 0000 ! 00611593 a 0101 ! 00612119 a 0101 & 00612780 a 0000 | (linguistics) of a late stage in the development of a language or literature; used esp. of a dead language: "Late Greek"
00612602 00 s 02 modern 0 new 1 001 & 00612377 a 0000 | used of a living language; being the current stage in its development: "Modern English"; "New Hebrew is Israeli Hebrew"
00612780 00 s 01 new 2 001 & 00612377 a 0000 | having been in use after Medieval times: "New Eqyptian was the language of the 18th to 21st dynasties"
00612932 00 a 01 earned 0 001 ! 00613060 a 0101 | gained as a result of effort or action; used esp of income: "earned income"
00613060 00 a 01 unearned 0 002 & 00613235 a 0000 ! 00612932 a 0101 | not gained by labor or service; used esp of income that is derived from investments: "unearned income"
00613235 00 s 01 honorary 0 001 & 00613060 a 0000 | given as an honor without the normal duties: "an honorary degree"
00613355 00 a 01 easy 2 004 & 00613550 a 0000 & 00613732 a 0000 ^ 01826211 a 0000 ! 00613814 a 0101 | free from worry or anxiety or trouble: "knowing that I had done my best, my mind was easy"
00613550 00 s 02 at_ease(p) 0 comfortable 0 001 & 00613355 a 0000 | free from worry or anxiety: "I was at ease with strangers"; "felt comfortable believing nothing could go wrong"
00613732 00 s 01 reassured 0 001 & 00613355 a 0000 | freed from anxiety or fear
00613814 00 a 01 uneasy 0 007 & 00614054 a 0000 & 00614299 a 0000 & 00614054 a 0000 & 00614530 a 0000 ^ 01824809 a 0000 ^ 01473859 a 0000 ! 00613355 a 0101 | lacking a sense of security; anxious: "an uneasy truce"; "gave an uneasy laugh"
00614054 00 s 04 anxious 0 disquieted 0 nervous 0 unquiet 0 001 & 00613814 a 0000 | marked by or causing or fraught with anxiety: "spent an anxious night waiting for the test results"; "those nervous moments before takeoff"; "an unquiet mind"
00614299 00 s 04 ill_at_ease 0 strange 0 reserved 0 uncomfortable 0 001 & 00613814 a 0000 | physically or mentally ill at ease: "ill at ease with strangers"; "felt strange in the presence of men who talked excitedly of...battle"
00614530 00 s 01 precarious 0 001 & 00613814 a 0000 | affording no ease or reassurance: "a precarious truce"
00614641 00 a 01 east 0 007 & 00614798 a 0000 & 00614907 a 0000 & 00615047 a 0000 & 00615180 a 0000 & 00615303 a 0000 & 00615370 a 0000 ! 00615508 a 0101
00614798 00 s 02 eastbound 0 eastward 0 001 & 00614641 a 0000 | moving toward the east: "eastbound trains"
00614907 00 s 02 easterly 1 eastern 1 001 & 00614641 a 0000 | from the east; used esp. of winds: "an east wind"; "the winds are easterly"
00615047 00 s 02 easterly 2 eastern 2 001 & 00614641 a 0000 | lying in or toward the east: "the east side of NY"; "eastern cities"
00615180 00 s 01 eastern 0 001 & 00614641 a 0000 | lying toward or situated in the east: "the eastern end of the island"
00615303 00 s 02 easternmost 0 eastmost 0 001 & 00614641 a 0000
00615370 00 s 01 eastside 0 001 & 00614641 a 0000 | of the eastern part of a city e.g. Manhattan: "the eastside silk-stocking district"
00615508 00 a 01 west 0 007 & 00615665 a 0000 & 00615909 a 0000 & 00615996 a 0000 & 00615787 a 0000 & 00616088 a 0000 & 00616155 a 0000 ! 00614641 a 0101
00615665 00 s 03 westbound 0 westerly 3 westward 0 001 & 00615508 a 0000 | moving toward the west: "westbound pioneers"
00615787 00 s 01 western 0 001 & 00615508 a 0000 | lying toward or situated in the west: "our company's western office"
00615909 00 s 02 westerly 1 western 1 001 & 00615508 a 0000 | of wind; from the west
00615996 00 s 02 westerly 2 western 2 001 & 00615508 a 0000 | lying in or toward the west
00616088 00 s 02 westernmost 0 westmost 0 001 & 00615508 a 0000
00616155 00 s 01 westside 0 001 & 00615508 a 0000 | of the western part of a city e.g. Manhattan: "Westside Story"
00616272 00 a 01 western 1 003 & 00616504 a 0000 = 05478091 n 0000 ! 00616695 a 0101 | relating to or characteristic of regions of western parts of the world: "the Western Hemisphere"; "Western Europe"; "the Western Roman Empire"
00616504 00 s 02 hesperian 0 occidental 0 001 & 00616272 a 0000 | denoting or characteristic of countries of Europe and the Western Hemisphere: "Western civilization"; "Occidental culture"
00616695 00 a 01 eastern 1 004 & 00616942 a 0000 & 00617287 a 0000 = 05409719 n 0000 ! 00616272 a 0101 | relating to or characteristic of regions of eastern parts of the world: "the Eastern Hemisphere"; "Eastern Europe"; "the Eastern religions"
00616942 00 s 02 Asian 0 oriental 0 001 & 00616695 a 0000 | denoting or characteristic of the biogeographic region including southern Asia and the Malay Archipelago as far as the Philippines and Borneo and Java: "Oriental politeness"; "for people of South and East Asian ancestry the term `Asian' is preferred to `Oriental'"; "Asian ancestry"
00617287 00 s 01 orient 0 001 & 00616695 a 0000 | (poetic) "the orient sun"
00617365 00 a 01 western 2 006 & 00617596 a 0000 & 00617773 a 0000 & 00618017 a 0000 = 05478206 n 0000 ! 00618292 a 0101 & 00618175 a 0000 | of or characteristic of regions of the US W of the Mississippi River: "a Western ranch"
00617596 00 s 01 southwestern 0 001 & 00617365 a 0000 | of a region of the US generally including New Mexico; Arizona; Texas; California; and sometimes Nevada; Utah; Colorado
00617773 00 s 01 midwestern 0 001 & 00617365 a 0000 | of a region of the US generally including Ohio; Indiana; Illinois; Iowa; Missouri; Kansas; Nebraska; and sometimes Michigan; Wisconsin; Minnesota: "a midwestern city"; "midwestern accent"
00618017 00 s 01 northwestern 0 001 & 00617365 a 0000 | of a region of the US generally including Washington; Oregon; Idaho; and sometimes Montana; Wyoming
00618175 00 s 01 west-central 0 001 & 00617365 a 0000 | of a region of the US usu including Colorado; Nevada; Utah
00618292 00 a 01 eastern 2 006 & 00618515 a 0000 & 00618639 a 0000 & 00618838 a 0000 & 00619014 a 0000 = 05410282 n 0000 ! 00617365 a 0101 | of or characteristic of eastern reagions of the US: "the Eastern establishment"
00618515 00 s 01 east-central 0 001 & 00618292 a 0000 | of a region of the US generally including Kentucky, West_Virginia
00618639 00 s 01 middle_Atlantic 0 001 & 00618292 a 0000 | of a region of the US generally including Delaware; Maryland; Virginia; and usu New York; Pennsylvania: New Jersey; "mid-Atlantic states"
00618838 00 s 01 northeastern 0 001 & 00618292 a 0000 | of a region of the US generally including the New England states; New York; and sometimes New Jersey and Pennsylvania
00619014 00 s 01 southeastern 0 001 & 00618292 a 0000 | of a region of the US generally including Alabama; Georgia; Florida; Tennessee; S Carolina; N Carolina
00619175 00 a 01 ectomorphic 0 005 & 00619351 a 0000 & 00619404 a 0000 ^ 00735746 a 0000 ! 00619455 a 0101 ! 00619752 a 0101 | having a lightly-muscled build with long limbs
00619351 00 s 01 asthenic 0 001 & 00619175 a 0000
00619404 00 s 01 slight 0 001 & 00619175 a 0000
00619455 00 a 01 endomorphic 0 005 & 00619583 a 0000 ^ 00734184 a 0000 & 00619641 a 0000 ! 00619752 a 0101 ! 00619175 a 0101
00619583 00 s 02 fat 0 rounded 0 001 & 00619455 a 0000
00619641 00 s 01 pyknic 0 001 & 00619455 a 0000 | having a squat and fleshy build: "a pyknic practical joke"
00619752 00 a 01 mesomorphic 0 005 & 00620056 a 0000 & 00620174 a 0000 & 00620271 a 0000 ! 00619175 a 0101 ! 00619455 a 0101 | (anatomy) having a robust muscular bodybuild characterized by predominance of structures (bone and muscle and connective tissue) developed from the embryonic mesodermal layer
00620056 00 s 01 athletic 0 001 & 00619752 a 0000 | having a sturdy and well proportioned body: "an athletic build"
00620174 00 s 01 bull-necked 0 001 & 00619752 a 0000 | having a short, thick and muscular neck
00620271 00 s 02 husky 0 muscular 0 001 & 00619752 a 0000
00620332 00 a 03 edible 0 comestible 0 eatable 0 007 ^ 00899317 a 0000 & 00620621 a 0000 ^ 01311386 a 0000 & 00620702 a 0000 ^ 01852349 a 0000 ! 00620753 a 0101 & 00620540 a 0000 | suitable for use as food
00620540 00 s 01 killable 0 001 & 00620332 a 0000 | fit to kill, esp. for food
00620621 00 s 02 nonpoisonous 0 nontoxic 0 001 & 00620332 a 0000 | safe to eat
00620702 00 s 01 tender 0 001 & 00620332 a 0000
00620753 00 a 02 inedible 0 uneatable 0 006 ^ 00900030 a 0000 & 00620931 a 0000 & 00621022 a 0000 ^ 01851630 a 0000 ^ 01311800 a 0000 ! 00620332 a 0101 | not suitable for food
00620931 00 s 03 leathery 0 stringy 0 tough 0 001 & 00620753 a 0000 | impossible to chew
00621022 00 s 02 poisonous 0 toxic 0 001 & 00620753 a 0000 | not safe to eat
00621101 00 a 01 educated 0 012 ^ 00305194 a 0000 & 00621352 a 0000 ^ 00658395 a 0000 ^ 00992027 a 0000 & 00621538 a 0000 & 00621695 a 0000 & 00621818 a 0000 ^ 01012145 a 0000 ^ 01083537 a 0000 ^ 00622933 a 0000 ! 00621905 a 0101 & 01464502 a 0000
00621352 00 s 07 enlightened 0 knowledgeable 0 learned 0 lettered 0 literate 0 well-educated 0 well-read 0 001 & 00621101 a 0000 | highly educated; having information or understanding
00621538 00 s 04 instructed 0 schooled 0 taught 0 tutored 0 001 & 00621101 a 0000 | all used only (or chiefly) with qualifiers "well" or "poorly" or "un-"
00621695 00 s 01 self-educated 0 001 & 00621101 a 0000 | educated by one's own efforts rather than by formal instruction
00621818 00 s 01 semiliterate 0 001 & 00621101 a 0000 | literate but poorly informed
00621905 00 a 01 uneducated 0 010 & 00622122 a 0000 & 00622313 a 0000 ^ 01084013 a 0000 & 00622633 a 0000 & 00622726 a 0000 ^ 00623224 a 0000 ^ 00305674 a 0000 ^ 00658674 a 0000 ^ 00993443 a 0000 ! 00621101 a 0101
00622122 00 s 02 ignorant 1 illiterate 0 001 & 00621905 a 0000 | ignorant of the fundamentals of a given art or branch of knowledge: "ignorant of quantum mechanics"; "musically illiterate"
00622313 00 s 05 ignorant 2 nescient 0 unenlightened 0 unlearned 0 unlettered 0 001 & 00621905 a 0000 | lacking general education or knowledge: "an ignorant man"; "nescient of contemporary literature"; "an unlearned group incapable of understanding complex issues"; "exhibiting contempt for his unlettered companions"
00622633 00 s 01 undereducated 0 001 & 00621905 a 0000 | poorly or insufficiently educated
00622726 00 s 03 unschooled 0 untaught 0 untutored 0 001 & 00621905 a 0000 | lacking in schooling: "untaught people whose verbal skills are grossly deficient"; "an untutored genius"; "uneducated children"
00622933 00 a 01 numerate 0 004 & 00623076 a 0000 ^ 00621101 a 0000 = 03851120 n 0000 ! 00623224 a 0101 | able to understand and use numbers
00623076 00 s 01 educated 0 001 & 00622933 a 0000 | adequately educated in the use of numerical terms and concepts esp in arithmetical operations
00623224 00 a 01 innumerate 0 004 & 00623407 a 0000 ^ 00621101 a 0000 = 03851120 n 0000 ! 00622933 a 0101 | lacking knowledge and understanding of mathematical concepts and methods
00623407 00 s 01 uneducated 0 001 & 00623224 a 0000 | not adequately educated in the use of numerical terms and concepts
00623530 00 a 01 operative 0 004 & 00623724 a 0000 & 00623886 a 0000 & 00624052 a 0000 ! 00624203 a 0101 | having or exerting force; functioning: "the operative word"; "operative regulations"
00623724 00 s 04 at_work(p) 0 in_operation 0 operant 0 operating 0 001 & 00623530 a 0000 | having an effect or influence: "many emotional determinants at work"
00623886 00 s 04 effective 0 good 0 in_effect(p) 0 in_force(p) 0 001 & 00623530 a 0000 | "effective immediately"; "a warranty good for two years"; "a good license"
00624052 00 s 01 operational 0 001 & 00623530 a 0000 | "de facto apartheid still operational even in the `new' African nations"- Leslie Marmon Silko
00624203 00 a 01 inoperative 0 002 & 00624316 a 0000 ! 00623530 a 0101 | not functioning: "an inoperative law"
00624316 00 s 03 defunct 0 ineffective 0 inactive 0 001 & 00624203 a 0000 | no longer in effect or use: "a defunct organization"; "inactive machinery"
00624469 00 a 01 effective 0 010 & 00624713 a 0000 & 00624916 a 0000 ^ 00627097 a 0000 ^ 00627605 a 0000 & 00625058 a 0000 ^ 01394314 a 0000 ^ 01395166 a 0000 ^ 01890840 a 0000 = 03601111 n 0000 ! 00625169 a 0101 | producing a desired effect
00624713 00 s 03 hard-hitting 0 trenchant 0 vigorous 0 001 & 00624469 a 0000 | characterized by or full of force and vigor: "a hard-hitting expose"; "a trenchant argument"; "a vigorous foreign policy"
00624916 00 s 01 impelling 0 001 & 00624469 a 0000 | markedly effective: "impelling skill as a teller of tales"; "an impelling personality"
00625058 00 s 02 impressive 0 telling 0 001 & 00624469 a 0000 | "an effective entrance"; "a telling gesture"
00625169 00 a 02 ineffective 0 uneffective 0 009 & 00625417 a 0000 & 00625595 a 0000 ^ 00230385 a 0000 ^ 00627390 a 0000 ^ 00628500 a 0000 ^ 01397363 a 0000 ^ 01891929 a 0000 = 03601111 n 0000 ! 00624469 a 0101 | not producing an intended effect
00625417 00 s 01 dud 0 001 & 00625169 a 0000 | failing in its purpose or function: "a dud bomb fails to detonate"; "the meeting was a dud so far as new business was concerned"
00625595 00 s 01 unproductive 0 001 & 00625169 a 0000
00625652 00 a 01 effortful 0 007 & 00625847 a 0000 & 00626348 a 0000 & 00626455 a 0000 & 00626563 a 0000 & 00626653 a 0000 ^ 00561690 a 0000 ! 00626765 a 0101 | requiring great physical effort
00625847 00 s 0d arduous 0 backbreaking 0 back-breaking 0 grueling 0 gruelling 0 hard 1 heavy 0 laborious 0 labourious 0 punishing 0 slavish 0 strenuous 0 toilsome 0 001 & 00625652 a 0000 | characterized by toilsome effort: "worked their arduous way up the mining valley"; "a grueling campaign"; "hard labor"; "heavy work"; "the subject made for labored reading"; "spent many laborious hours on the project"; "set a punishing pace"; "slavish devotion to her job ruled her life"; "a strenuous task"
00626348 00 s 01 difficult 0 001 & 00625652 a 0000 | "the mountain climb was long, steep, and difficult"
00626563 00 s 03 heavy 1 labored 0 laboured 0 001 & 00625652 a 0000 | "heavy breathing"
00626653 00 s 02 leaden 0 plodding 0 001 & 00625652 a 0000 | (of movement) slow and laborious: "leaden steps"
00626765 00 a 01 effortless 0 003 & 00626877 a 0000 ^ 00564208 a 0000 ! 00625652 a 0101 | requiring no effort
00626877 00 s 02 easy 0 facile 0 001 & 00626765 a 0000 | performed or achieved without effort: "the swallows glided in an effortless way through the busy air"; "an easy victory"; "his playing is facile and unstrained"
00627097 00 a 01 efficacious 0 004 & 00627253 a 0000 ^ 00624469 a 0000 = 03601467 n 0000 ! 00627390 a 0101 | having the power to produce a desired effect
00627253 00 s 01 effective 0 001 & 00627097 a 0000 | effective as a means or remedy: "the medicine is efficacious in stopping a cough"
00627390 00 a 01 inefficacious 0 004 & 00627549 a 0000 ^ 00625169 a 0000 = 03601467 n 0000 ! 00627097 a 0101 | lacking the power to produce a desired effect
00627549 00 s 01 ineffective 0 001 & 00627390 a 0000
00627605 00 a 01 efficient 0 009 & 00627803 a 0000 ^ 00375139 a 0000 & 00627873 a 0000 ^ 00624469 a 0000 & 00628093 a 0000 & 00628210 a 0000 & 00628313 a 0000 & 00628445 a 0000 ! 00628500 a 0101
00627803 00 s 02 businesslike 0 methodical 0 001 & 00627605 a 0000
00627873 00 s 02 economic 0 economical 0 001 & 00627605 a 0000 | using the minimum of time or effort or resources required for effectiveness: "an economic use of home heating oil"; "a modern economical heating system"
00628093 00 s 03 expeditious 0 prompt 0 timesaving 0 001 & 00627605 a 0000 | characterized by speed and efficiency
00628210 00 s 01 high-octane 0 001 & 00627605 a 0000 | used of gasoline: having a high octane number
00628313 00 s 01 streamlined 0 001 & 00627605 a 0000 | made efficient by stripping of nonessentials: "short streamlined meetings"
00628445 00 s 01 underspent 0 001 & 00627605 a 0000
00628500 00 a 01 inefficient 0 005 ^ 00376005 a 0000 ^ 00625169 a 0000 & 00628628 a 0000 & 00628677 a 0000 ! 00627605 a 0101
00628628 00 s 01 slow 0 001 & 00628500 a 0000
00628677 00 s 02 uneconomical 0 wasteful 0 001 & 00628500 a 0000
00628745 00 a 02 forceful 0 vigorous 4 007 & 00628981 a 0000 & 00629126 a 0000 & 00629260 a 0000 & 00629364 a 0000 & 00629528 a 0000 & 00629729 a 0000 ! 00629824 a 0101 | characterized by or full of force: "a forceful plan for peace"
00628981 00 s 02 bruising 0 crushing 0 001 & 00628745 a 0000 | brutally forceful and compelling: "protected from the bruising facts of battle"
00629126 00 s 03 cogent 0 effective 0 telling 0 001 & 00628745 a 0000 | persuasive: "a forceful presentation"; "a forceful speaker"
00629260 00 s 02 emphatic 0 exclamatory 0 001 & 00628745 a 0000 | sudden and strong: "an emphatic no"
00629364 00 s 02 firm 0 strong 0 001 & 00628745 a 0000 | indicating strength or determination: "a firm handshake"; "a firm mouth"; "gave a firm pull on the rope"
00629528 00 s 03 forcible 0 physical 0 strong-arm 0 001 & 00628745 a 0000 | impelled by physical force esp against resistance: "forcible entry"; "a real cop would get physical"; "strong-arm tactics"
00629729 00 s 01 impellent 0 001 & 00628745 a 0000 | markedly forceful: "an impellent power"
00629824 00 a 01 unforceful 0 002 & 00629912 a 0000 ! 00628745 a 0101 | without force
00629912 00 s 03 weak 0 wimpish 0 wimpy 0 001 & 00629824 a 0000
00629979 00 a 01 elastic 0 013 & 00630247 a 0000 & 00630631 a 0000 & 00630939 a 0000 & 00631077 a 0000 & 00631180 a 0000 & 00631377 a 0000 ^ 00764926 a 0000 & 00631516 a 0000 & 00631581 a 0000 & 00631683 a 0000 & 00631772 a 0000 ! 00631885 a 0101 & 00630527 a 0000
00630247 00 s 06 bouncy 0 live 0 lively 0 resilient 0 springy 0 whippy 0 001 & 00629979 a 0000 | readily regaining its original shape or position after stretching, compression, or other deformation: "clean bouncy hair"; "a lively tennis ball"; "an elastic band"; "springy turf"
00630527 00 s 01 chewy 0 001 & 00629979 a 0000 | of a consistency requiring chewing: "chewy caramels"
00630631 00 s 06 ductile 0 malleable 0 pliable 0 pliant 0 tensile 0 tractile 0 001 & 00629979 a 0000 | capable of being shaped or bent or drawn out: "ductile copper"; "malleable metals such as gold"; "they soaked the leather to made it pliable"; "pliant molten glass"; "made of highly tensile steel alloy"
00630939 00 s 01 elasticized 0 001 & 00629979 a 0000 | made with strands or inserts of elastic: ""slacks with an elasticized waistband"
00631077 00 s 04 expandable 0 expandible 0 expansible 0 expansile 0 001 & 00629979 a 0000 | of gases
00631180 00 s 03 fictile 0 moldable 0 plastic 0 001 & 00629979 a 0000 | capable of being molded or modeled (esp of earth or clay or other soft material): "plastic substances such as wax or clay"
00631377 00 s 03 flexible 0 stretchable 0 stretchy 0 001 & 00629979 a 0000 | capable of being easily stretched and resuming former shape
00631516 00 s 02 rubbery 0 rubberlike 0 001 & 00629979 a 0000
00631581 00 s 01 springlike 0 001 & 00629979 a 0000 | resembling a spring or the action of a spring
00631683 00 s 01 stretch 0 001 & 00629979 a 0000 | easily stretched: "stretch hosiery"
00631772 00 s 01 viscoelastic 0 001 & 00629979 a 0000 | (physics) having viscous as well as elastic properties
00631885 00 a 01 inelastic 0 007 & 00632047 a 0000 & 00632133 a 0000 & 00632192 a 0000 & 00632247 a 0000 ^ 00765635 a 0000 & 00632371 a 0000 ! 00629979 a 0101
00632047 00 s 02 dead 0 nonresilient 0 001 & 00631885 a 0000 | "a dead tennis ball"
00632133 00 s 02 flaccid 0 limp 0 001 & 00631885 a 0000
00632192 00 s 01 inflexible 0 001 & 00631885 a 0000
00632247 00 s 01 springless 0 001 & 00631885 a 0000 | lacking in elasticity or vitality: "went off with springless steps"
00632371 00 s 01 unresponsive 0 001 & 00631885 a 0000 | (economics) slow to react to changing conditions: "an inelastic price structure"; "inelastic demand for a commodity"
00632546 00 a 01 elective 0 004 & 00632653 a 0000 & 00632754 a 0000 & 00632866 a 0000 ! 00632973 a 0101
00632653 00 s 01 elected 0 001 & 00632546 a 0000 | chosen by popular election; "elective official"
00632754 00 s 01 electoral 0 001 & 00632546 a 0000 | relating to or composed of electors; "electoral college"
00632866 00 s 01 nonappointive 0 001 & 00632546 a 0000 | filled by popular election; "elective position"
00632973 00 a 01 appointive 0 004 & 00633106 a 0000 & 00633174 a 0000 & 00633266 a 0000 ! 00632546 a 0101 | subject to appointment
00633106 00 s 01 appointed 0 001 & 00632973 a 0000 | of officials
00633174 00 s 02 nominated 0 nominative 0 001 & 00632973 a 0000 | appointed by nomination
00633266 00 s 01 nonelective 0 001 & 00632973 a 0000 | filled by appointment; "an appointive office"
00633369 00 a 01 assigned 0 003 & 00633458 a 0000 & 00633565 a 0000 ! 00633669 a 0101
00633458 00 s 01 allotted 0 001 & 00633369 a 0000 | given as a task: "her assigned (or allotted) duties"
00633565 00 s 01 appointed 0 001 & 00633369 a 0000 | selected for a duty or job: "assigned personnel"
00633669 00 a 01 unassigned 0 001 ! 00633369 a 0101 | not assigned: "unassigned personnel"
00633762 00 a 01 optional 0 005 & 00633887 a 0000 & 00634007 a 0000 & 00634153 a 0000 & 00634264 a 0000 ! 00634337 a 0101
00633887 00 s 01 elective 0 001 & 00633762 a 0000 | not compulsory: "elective surgery"; "an elective course of study"
00634007 00 s 01 ex_gratia 0 001 & 00633762 a 0000 | as a favor; not compelled by legal right: "ex gratia payments made to nonstriking workers"
00634153 00 s 01 facultative 0 001 & 00633762 a 0000 | not compulsory: "facultative courses in the sciences"
00634264 00 s 02 nonmandatory 0 nonobligatory 0 001 & 00633762 a 0000
00634337 00 a 01 obligatory 0 008 & 00634518 a 0000 & 00634609 a 0000 & 00634733 a 0000 & 00634892 a 0000 ^ 01211250 a 0000 & 00635017 a 0000 ! 00633762 a 0101 & 00635124 a 0000
00634518 00 s 01 bounden 0 001 & 00634337 a 0000 | morally obligatory: "my bounden duty"
00634609 00 s 03 compulsory 0 mandatory 0 required 0 001 & 00634337 a 0000 | required by rule: "attendance is obligatory"
00634733 00 s 01 de_rigueur 0 001 & 00634337 a 0000 | required by etiquette or usage or fashion: "instruction as to when and where a silk hat is de rigueur"
00634892 00 s 01 incumbent_on(p) 0 001 & 00634337 a 0000 | morally binding or necessary: "it is incumbent on me to attend"
00635017 00 s 01 prerequisite 0 001 & 00634337 a 0000 | required as a prior condition or course of study
00635124 00 a 01 reportable 0 001 & 00634337 a 0000 | required by law to be reported: "reportable income"
00635232 00 a 01 elegant 0 016 & 00635704 a 0000 & 00635827 a 0000 & 00636243 a 0000 & 00636125 a 0000 ^ 00565457 a 0000 ^ 00865601 a 0000 & 00636339 a 0000 & 00636482 a 0000 ^ 01493823 a 0000 & 00636586 a 0000 & 00636692 a 0000 ^ 01722773 a 0000 ^ 01817700 a 0000 ! 00636768 a 0101 & 00635554 a 0000 & 00635993 a 0000
00635554 00 s 01 bijou 0 001 & 00635232 a 0000 | small and elegant: "bijou villas"; "can Americans be persuaded to pay out dollars for bijou cars?"
00635704 00 s 03 dandified 0 dandyish 0 foppish 0 001 & 00635232 a 0000 | affecting extreme elegance in dress and manner
00635827 00 s 04 deluxe 0 de_luxe 0 luxe 0 luxury(a) 0 001 & 00635232 a 0000 | elegant and sumptuous: "a deluxe car"; "luxe accommodations"; "a luxury condominium"
00635993 00 s 02 fine 0 smart 0 001 & 00635232 a 0000 | "a fine new dress"; "looking fine in her Easter suit"; "a fine gentleman"
00636125 00 s 02 high-class 0 high-toned 0 001 & 00635232 a 0000 | pretentiously elegant: "a high-toned restaurant"
00636243 00 s 02 exquisite 0 recherche 0 001 & 00635232 a 0000 | lavishly elegant and refined
00636339 00 s 03 neat 0 refined 0 tasteful 0 001 & 00635232 a 0000 | free from what is tawdry or unbecoming: "a neat style"; "his neat plan"
00636482 00 s 03 ritzy 0 swank 0 swanky 0 001 & 00635232 a 0000 | informal terms: luxuriously elegant
00636586 00 s 01 simple 0 001 & 00635232 a 0000 | cleverly simple; used of a solution to a problem e.g.
00636692 00 s 03 soigne 0 soignee 0 well-groomed 0 001 & 00635232 a 0000
00636768 00 a 01 inelegant 0 006 & 00636958 a 0000 ^ 01813096 a 0000 ^ 01818210 a 0000 ^ 00566015 a 0000 ^ 01495275 a 0000 ! 00635232 a 0101 | lacking in refinement or grace or good taste
00636958 00 s 03 gauche 0 graceless 0 unpolished 0 001 & 00636768 a 0000 | lacking social polish: "too gauche to leave the room when the conversation became intimate"; "their excellent manners always may be feel gauche"
00637180 00 a 01 eligible 0 007 & 00637341 a 0000 & 00637437 a 0000 & 00637576 a 0000 & 00637734 a 0000 & 00637849 a 0000 ^ 01462554 a 0000 ! 00637962 a 0101
00637341 00 s 01 bailable 0 001 & 00637180 a 0000 | eligible for bail: "a bailable defendant"
00637437 00 s 03 desirable 0 suitable 0 worthy 0 001 & 00637180 a 0000 | worthy of being chosen esp. as a spouse: "an eligible bachelor"
00637576 00 s 02 entitled 0 qualified 0 001 & 00637180 a 0000 | eligible according to law: "eligible to run for office"; "eligible for retirement benefits"
00637734 00 s 01 legal 0 001 & 00637180 a 0000 | (sports) allowed by official rules: "an eligible pass receiver"
00637849 00 s 01 pensionable 0 001 & 00637180 a 0000 | entitled to receive a pension: "a pensionable employee"
00637962 00 a 01 ineligible 0 007 & 00638125 a 0000 & 00638246 a 0000 & 00638385 a 0000 & 00638507 a 0000 & 00638621 a 0000 ^ 01462916 a 0000 ! 00637180 a 0101
00638125 00 s 01 disqualified 1 001 & 00637962 a 0000 | disqualified by law or rule or provision: "ineligible to vote"
00638246 00 s 01 disqualified 2 001 & 00637962 a 0000 | (sports) barred from competition for violation of rules: "a disqualified player"
00638385 00 s 01 illegal 0 001 & 00637962 a 0000 | (sports) prohibited by official rules: "an ineligible pass receiver"
00638507 00 s 02 undesirable 0 unsuitable 0 001 & 00637962 a 0000 | not worthy of being chosen esp. as a spouse
00638621 00 s 01 unentitled 0 001 & 00637962 a 0000 | having no right or entitlement: "ineligible for retirement benefits"
00638746 00 a 01 emotional 0 018 & 00639106 a 0000 & 00639210 a 0000 & 00639514 a 0000 & 00639615 a 0000 & 00639755 a 0000 & 00639868 a 0000 & 00639942 a 0000 & 00640072 a 0000 & 00640265 a 0000 & 00640397 a 0000 & 00640492 a 0000 & 00640613 a 0000 ^ 01190501 a 0000 ^ 01191101 a 0000 ^ 01318679 a 0000 ^ 01920120 a 0000 = 03289011 n 0000 ! 00640683 a 0101
00639106 00 s 03 affectional 0 affective 0 emotive 0 001 & 00638746 a 0000 | characterized by emotion
00639210 00 s 08 bathetic 0 maudlin 0 mawkish 0 mushy 0 schmaltzy 0 schmalzy 0 sentimental 0 slushy 0 001 & 00638746 a 0000 | effusively or insincerely emotional: "a bathetic novel"; "maudlin expressons of sympathy"; "mushy effusiveness"; "a schmaltzy song"; "sentimental soap operas"; "slushy poetry"
00639514 00 s 02 cathartic 0 releasing 0 001 & 00638746 a 0000 | emotionally purging (of e.g. art)
00639615 00 s 03 charged 0 electric 0 supercharged 0 001 & 00638746 a 0000 | highly charged with emotion: "the highly charged atmosphere"
00639755 00 s 02 funky 0 low-down 0 001 & 00638746 a 0000 | of jazz; having the soulful feeling of early blues
00639868 00 s 01 hot-blooded 0 001 & 00638746 a 0000 | prone to emotion
00639942 00 s 02 lyric 0 lyrical 0 001 & 00638746 a 0000 | expressing deep personal emotion: "the dancer's lyrical performance"
00640072 00 s 01 mind-blowing 0 001 & 00638746 a 0000 | intensely affecting the mind or emotions: "spending a week in the jungle was a mind-blowing experience"; "a mind-blowing horror story"
00640265 00 s 02 moody 0 temperamental 0 001 & 00638746 a 0000 | subject to sharply varying moods: "a temperamental opera singer"
00640397 00 s 01 overemotional 0 001 & 00638746 a 0000 | excessively or abnormally emotional
00640492 00 s 01 soulful 0 001 & 00638746 a 0000 | full of or expressing deep emotion: "soulful eyes"; "soulful music"
00640613 00 s 01 warm-toned 0 001 & 00638746 a 0000 | used of music
00640683 00 a 02 unemotional 0 emotionless 0 013 & 00641024 a 0000 ^ 01920610 a 0000 & 00641263 a 0000 ^ 01320158 a 0000 & 00641411 a 0000 & 00641644 a 0000 & 00641723 a 0000 & 00641891 a 0000 ^ 01190731 a 0000 ^ 01191914 a 0000 = 03289011 n 0000 ! 00638746 a 0101 & 00641105 a 0000 | unsusceptible to, destitute of, or showing no emotion
00641024 00 s 01 chilly 0 001 & 00640683 a 0000 | not characterized by emotion
00641105 00 s 03 cool 0 impassive 0 imperturbable 0 001 & 00640683 a 0000 | giving no sign of feeling or emotion: "a cool head"; "her impassive remoteness"
00641263 00 s 02 matter-of-fact 0 prosaic 0 001 & 00640683 a 0000 | "local guides describe the history of various places in matter-of-fact tones"
00641411 00 s 02 philosophical 0 philosophic 0 001 & 00640683 a 0000 | characterized by the attitude of a philosopher; meeting trouble with level-headed detachment: "philosophical resignation"; "a philosophic attitude toward life"
00641644 00 s 03 phlegmatic 0 phlegmatical 0 stolid 0 001 & 00640683 a 0000
00641723 00 s 02 stoic 0 stoical 0 001 & 00640683 a 0000 | seeming unaffected by pleasure or pain; impassive: "stoic courage"; "stoic patience"; "a stoical sufferer"
00641891 00 s 01 unblinking 0 001 & 00640683 a 0000 | showing no visible emotion: "stood unblinking and accepted a sentence of a year"
00642028 00 a 01 empirical 0 007 & 00642294 a 0000 & 00642450 a 0000 & 00642749 a 0000 & 00642945 a 0000 & 00643170 a 0000 & 00643281 a 0000 ! 00643498 a 0101 | derived from experiment and observation rather than theory: "an empirical basis for an ethical theory"
00642294 00 s 02 confirmable 0 verifiable 0 001 & 00642028 a 0000 | capable of being verified or disproved by experiment or observation: "empirical laws"
00642450 00 s 02 experiential 0 existential 0 001 & 00642028 a 0000 | derived from experience or the experience of existence: "the rich experiential content of the teachings of the older philosophers"- Benjamin Farrington; "formal logicians are not concerned with existential matters"- John Dewey
00642749 00 s 03 experimental 1 data-based 0 observational 0 001 & 00642028 a 0000 | relying on observation or experiment: "empirical data"; "experimental results that supported the hypothesis"
00642945 00 s 05 experimental 2 model(a) 0 pilot(a) 0 test(a) 0 trial(a) 0 001 & 00642028 a 0000 | of the nature of or undergoing an experiment: "an experimental drug"; "a pilot project"; "a test run"; "a trial separation"
00643170 00 s 01 semiempirical 0 001 & 00642028 a 0000 | relying to some extent on observation or experiment
00643281 00 s 01 trial-and-error 0 001 & 00642028 a 0000 | trying out various means or theories until error is satisfactorily reduced or eliminated: "an empirical treatment of a disease about which little is known"
00643498 00 a 02 theoretical 0 theoretic 0 007 & 00643760 a 0000 & 00643910 a 0000 & 00644051 a 0000 & 00644347 a 0000 & 00644782 a 0000 ! 00642028 a 0101 & 00644661 a 0000 | concerned primarily with theories or hypotheses rather than practical considerations
00643760 00 s 02 abstract 0 academic 0 001 & 00643498 a 0000 | without practical purpose or intention: "abstract reasoning"; "an academic question"
00643910 00 s 01 abstractive 0 001 & 00643498 a 0000 | of an abstracting nature or having the power of abstracting: "abstractive analysis"
00644051 00 s 05 assumed(a) 0 supposed(a) 0 suppositional 0 suppositious 0 supposititious 0 001 & 00643498 a 0000 | based primarily on surmise or guesswork rather than evidence: "the assumed reason for his absence"; "suppositious reconstructions of dead languages"; "supposititious hypotheses"
00644347 00 s 04 hypothetical 0 hypothetic 0 notional 0 speculative 0 001 & 00643498 a 0000 | existing only in theory; not based on fact or investigation: "a hypothetical situation"; "the site of a hypothetical colony"; "a notional figure of cost helps in determining production costs"; "speculative knowledge"
00644661 00 s 01 metaphysical 0 001 & 00643498 a 0000 | highly abstract and over-theoretical: "metaphysical reasoning"
00644782 00 s 01 theory-based 0 001 & 00643498 a 0000 | "theoretical physics"
00644862 00 a 01 employed 0 006 ^ 00229543 a 0000 & 00645005 a 0000 & 00645078 a 0000 & 00645142 a 0000 & 00645212 a 0000 ! 00645306 a 0101
00645005 00 s 02 freelance(a) 0 self-employed 0 001 & 00644862 a 0000
00645078 00 s 01 hired 0 001 & 00644862 a 0000 | having a job
00645142 00 s 02 in_service(p) 0 in_use(p) 0 001 & 00644862 a 0000
00645212 00 s 02 working(a) 0 on_the_job 0 001 & 00644862 a 0000 | "the working population"
00645306 00 a 01 unemployed 0 004 & 00645415 a 0000 & 00645494 a 0000 ^ 00230385 a 0000 ! 00644862 a 0101
00645415 00 s 03 at_liberty 0 jobless 0 out_of_work 0 001 & 00645306 a 0000
00645494 00 s 05 discharged 0 dismissed 0 fired 0 laid-off 0 pink-slipped 0 001 & 00645306 a 0000
00645595 00 a 01 employable 0 001 ! 00645724 a 0101 | physically and mentally capable of working a a regular job and available
00645724 00 a 01 unemployable 0 001 ! 00645595 a 0101 | not acceptable for employment as a worker: "his illiteracy made him unemployable"
00645864 00 a 01 enchanted 0 004 & 00645972 a 0000 & 00646117 a 0000 & 00646200 a 0000 ! 00646333 a 0101
00645972 00 s 06 beguiled 0 captivated 0 charmed 0 delighted 0 enthralled 0 entranced 0 001 & 00645864 a 0000 | filled with wonder and delight
00646117 00 s 02 bewitched 0 ensorcelled 0 001 & 00645864 a 0000 | under a spell
00646333 00 a 01 disenchanted 0 004 & 00646444 a 0000 & 00646517 a 0000 ^ 01722773 a 0000 ! 00645864 a 0101
00646444 00 s 02 disabused_of(p) 0 undeceived 0 001 & 00646333 a 0000
00646517 00 s 02 disillusioned 0 enlightened 0 001 & 00646333 a 0000 | freed from illusion
00646610 00 a 01 encouraging 0 007 & 00646812 a 0000 & 00646935 a 0000 & 00647004 a 0000 ^ 00908906 a 0000 ^ 00936738 a 0000 ^ 00158216 a 0000 ! 00647164 a 0101 | giving courage or confidence or hope
00646935 00 s 02 heartening 0 inspiriting 0 001 & 00646610 a 0000
00647004 00 s 02 promotive 0 supportive 0 001 & 00646610 a 0000 | tending to further or encourage: "his family was supportive of his attempts to be a writer"
00647164 00 a 01 discouraging 0 009 & 00647365 a 0000 & 00647433 a 0000 & 00647535 a 0000 ^ 01354682 a 0000 & 00647607 a 0000 & 00647661 a 0000 ^ 00937170 a 0000 ^ 00911189 a 0000 ! 00646610 a 0101
00647365 00 s 02 daunting 0 intimidating 0 001 & 00647164 a 0000
00647433 00 s 04 demoralizing 0 demoralising 0 disheartening 0 dispiriting 0 001 & 00647164 a 0000
00647535 00 s 02 disappointing 0 frustrating 0 001 & 00647164 a 0000
00647607 00 s 01 hindering 0 001 & 00647164 a 0000
00647661 00 s 01 unencouraging 0 001 & 00647164 a 0000
00647719 00 a 01 encumbered 0 004 & 00647828 a 0000 & 00647984 a 0000 & 00648119 a 0000 ! 00648217 a 0101
00647828 00 s 04 burdened 0 heavy-laden 0 laden 0 weighed_down 0 001 & 00647719 a 0000 | bearing a heavy load: "a hiker encumbered with a heavy backpack"
00647984 00 s 01 mortgaged 0 001 & 00647719 a 0000 | burdened with legal or financial obligations: "an estate encumbered with debts"
00648119 00 s 02 overburdened 0 overweighted 0 001 & 00647719 a 0000 | weighed down too heavily
00648217 00 a 01 unencumbered 0 004 & 00648328 a 0000 & 00648448 a 0000 & 00648571 a 0000 ! 00647719 a 0101
00648328 00 s 02 clear 0 unmortgaged 0 001 & 00648217 a 0000 | esp. of a title: "I have clear title to this property"
00648448 00 s 03 footloose 0 untrammeled 0 untrammelled 0 001 & 00648217 a 0000 | without dependents or responsibilities
00648571 00 s 01 unburdened 0 001 & 00648217 a 0000
00648626 00 a 01 endocentric 0 001 ! 00648798 a 0101 | grammar; fulfilling the grammatical role of one of its constituents--as "three blind mice"--which serves as a noun
00648798 00 a 01 exocentric 0 001 ! 00648626 a 0101 | grammar; not fulfilling the same grammatical role of any of its constituents--as "until last Easter"--which serves as an adverb
00648982 00 a 01 endogamous 1 002 & 00649071 a 0000 ! 00649206 a 0101 | (anthropology)
00649071 00 s 02 endogamic 1 within-group 0 001 & 00648982 a 0000 | of marriage within a class or tribe as required by custom or law
00649206 00 a 01 exogamous 1 003 & 00649312 a 0000 ^ 00980305 a 0000 ! 00648982 a 0101 | (anthropology)
00649312 00 s 02 exogamic 1 outside-group 0 001 & 00649206 a 0000 | of marriage outside a class or tribe as required by custom or law
00649448 00 a 01 autogamous 0 003 & 00649550 a 0000 ! 00649658 a 0101 ! 00649874 a 0101 | (biology)
00649550 00 s 02 self-fertilized 0 self-pollinated 0 001 & 00649448 a 0000 | fertilized by its own pollen
00649658 00 a 01 endogamous 2 003 & 00649760 a 0000 ! 00649874 a 0101 ! 00649448 a 0101 | (biology)
00649760 00 s 01 endogamic 2 001 & 00649658 a 0000 | fertilized by pollen from another flower of the same plant
00649874 00 a 01 exogamous 2 003 & 00649975 a 0000 ! 00649448 a 0101 ! 00649658 a 0101 | (biology)
00649975 00 s 01 exogamic 2 001 & 00649874 a 0000 | reproduced by fusion of gametes of different ancestries
00650085 00 a 01 endoergic 0 002 & 00650194 a 0000 ! 00650250 a 0101 | occurring with absorption of energy
00650194 00 s 01 endothermic 0 001 & 00650085 a 0000
00650250 00 a 01 exoergic 0 002 & 00650370 a 0000 ! 00650085 a 0101 | occurring with evolution or releasing of energy
00650370 00 s 01 exothermic 0 001 & 00650250 a 0000
00650425 00 a 01 endogenous 0 002 & 00650533 a 0000 ! 00650601 a 0101 | derived or originating internally
00650533 00 s 02 endogenetic 0 endogenic 0 001 & 00650425 a 0000
00650601 00 a 01 exogenous 0 003 & 00650726 a 0000 & 00650792 a 0000 ! 00650425 a 0101 | derived or originating externally
00650726 00 s 02 exogenetic 0 exogenic 0 001 & 00650601 a 0000
00650792 00 s 01 external 0 001 & 00650601 a 0000
00650845 00 a 02 endothermic 0 endothermal 0 002 & 00650949 a 0000 ! 00651022 a 0101 | heat absorbing
00650949 00 s 02 endoergic 0 energy-absorbing 0 001 & 00650845 a 0000
00651022 00 a 02 exothermic 0 exothermal 0 002 & 00651124 a 0000 ! 00650845 a 0101 | heat releasing
00651124 00 s 02 exoergic 0 energy-releasing 0 001 & 00651022 a 0000
00651196 00 a 01 end-stopped 0 001 ! 00651311 a 0101 | (verse) having a rhetorical pause at the end of each line
00651311 00 a 01 run-on 0 001 ! 00651196 a 0101 | (verse) without a rhetorical pause between lines
00651412 00 a 01 energetic 0 012 & 00651709 a 0000 ^ 00027557 a 0000 & 00651881 a 0000 & 00652140 a 0000 ^ 00602614 a 0000 ^ 00659023 a 0000 & 00652268 a 0000 & 00652487 a 0000 ^ 00600496 a 0000 ^ 01729888 a 0000 ! 00652772 a 0101 & 00652620 a 0000 | possessing or exerting or displaying energy
00651709 00 s 02 active 0 physical 0 001 & 00651412 a 0000 | characterized by energetic bodily activity: "tennis is an active sport"; "a very physical dance performance"
00651881 00 s 07 brisk 0 lively 0 merry 0 rattling 0 snappy 0 spanking 0 zippy 0 001 & 00651412 a 0000 | quick and energetic: "a brisk walk in the park"; "a lively gait"; "a merry chase"; "traveling at a rattling rate"; "a snappy pace"; "a spanking breeze"
00652140 00 s 01 driving 0 001 & 00651412 a 0000 | "responsibility turned the spoiled playboy into a driving young executive"
00652268 00 s 05 indefatigable 0 inexhaustible 0 tireless 0 unflagging 0 unwearying 0 001 & 00651412 a 0000 | showing sustained enthusiastic action with unflagging vitality: "an energetic fund raiser for the college"
00652487 00 s 01 strenuous 0 001 & 00651412 a 0000 | characterized by or performed with much energy or force: "strenuous exercise"
00652620 00 s 02 vehement 0 vigorous 0 001 & 00651412 a 0000 | characterized by energetic action or activity: "vehement clapping"; "a vigorous hiker"
00652772 00 a 02 lethargic 0 unergetic 4 006 & 00652964 a 0000 & 00653050 a 0000 ^ 00028666 a 0000 & 00653147 a 0000 & 00653325 a 0000 ! 00651412 a 0101 | deficient in alertness or activity
00652964 00 s 05 dazed 0 foggy 0 groggy 0 logy 0 stuporous 0 001 & 00652772 a 0000
00653050 00 s 02 dreamy 0 lackadaisical 0 001 & 00652772 a 0000 | lacking vitality and purpose
00653147 00 s 03 languid 0 languorous 0 listless 0 001 & 00652772 a 0000 | lacking in energy or enthusiasm: "a languid mood"; "reacted to the crisis with listless resignation"
00653325 00 s 02 slowgoing 0 sluggish 0 001 & 00652772 a 0000
00653390 00 a 01 enfranchised 0 001 ! 00653509 a 0101 | endowed with the rights of citizenship esp the right to vote
00653509 00 a 03 disenfranchised 0 disfranchised 0 voteless 0 001 ! 00653390 a 0101 | deprived of the rights of citizenship esp the right to vote
00653657 00 a 01 exportable 0 002 & 00653787 a 0000 ! 00653868 a 0101 | suitable for export: "exportable cultural schievements"
00653787 00 s 01 marketable 0 001 & 00653657 a 0000 | "the exportable surplus"
00653868 00 a 01 unexportable 0 001 ! 00653657 a 0101 | not suitable for export
00653950 00 a 02 exploratory 0 explorative 0 004 & 00654276 a 0000 & 00654511 a 0000 & 00654587 a 0000 ! 00654835 a 0101 | serving in or intended for exploration or discovery: "an exploratory operation"; "exploratory reconnaisance"; "digging an exploratory well in the Gulf of Mexico"; "exploratory talks between diplomats"
00654276 00 s 03 preliminary 0 primary 0 introductory 0 001 & 00653950 a 0000 | designed to orient or acquaint with the a situation before proceeding: "primary training"; "a preliminary investigation" "an introductory course in art"
00654511 00 s 01 searching 0 001 & 00653950 a 0000 | exploring thoroughly
00654587 00 s 01 wildcat 0 001 & 00653950 a 0000 | (of a mine or oil well) drilled speculatively in an area not known to be productive: "drilling there would be strictly a wildcat operation"; "a wildcat mine"; "wildcat drilling"; "wildcat wells"
00654835 00 a 04 nonexploratory 0 nonexplorative 0 unexploratory 0 unexplorative 0 001 ! 00653950 a 0101 | not exploratory
00654960 00 a 01 inquiring 0 007 & 00655161 a 0000 & 00655354 a 0000 & 00655509 a 0000 & 00655665 a 0000 & 00655845 a 0000 ^ 00494483 a 0000 ! 00656047 a 0101 | given to inquiry: "an inquiring mind"
00655161 00 s 03 fact-finding 0 investigative 0 investigatory 0 001 & 00654960 a 0000 | designed to find information or ascertain facts: "a fact-finding committee"; "investigative reporting"
00655354 00 s 01 inquisitive 0 001 & 00654960 a 0000 | inquiring or appearing to inquire; "an inquiring look"; "the police are proverbially inquisitive"
00655509 00 s 01 inquisitorial 0 001 & 00654960 a 0000 | having the authority to conduct official investigations: "the inquisatorial power of the Senate"
00655665 00 s 01 inquisitorial 2 001 & 00654960 a 0000 | like or typical of an ecclesiastical inquisitor: "a practical police force with true inquisitorial talents"- Waldo Frank
00655845 00 s 03 inquisitory 0 probing 0 searching 0 001 & 00654960 a 0000 | diligent and thorough in inquiry or investigation: "a probing inquiry"; "a searching investigation of their past dealings"
00656047 00 a 02 uninquiring 0 uninquisitive 0 002 & 00656152 a 0000 ! 00654960 a 0101 | not inquiring
00656152 00 s 01 incurious 0 001 & 00656047 a 0000 | deficient in curiosity
00656230 00 a 01 increased 0 005 & 00656398 a 0000 & 00656476 a 0000 & 00656674 a 0000 & 00656834 a 0000 ! 00657021 a 0101 | made greater in size or amount or degree
00656398 00 s 01 augmented 0 001 & 00656230 a 0000 | "his augmented renown"
00656476 00 s 03 exaggerated 1 hyperbolic 0 inflated 1 001 & 00656230 a 0000 | enlarged beyond truth or reasonableness: "had an exaggerated (or inflated) opinion of himself"; "a hyperbolic style"
00656674 00 s 03 exaggerated 2 magnified 0 enlarged 2 001 & 00656230 a 0000 | enlarged to an abnormal degree: "thick lenses exaggerated the size of her eyes"
00656834 00 s 02 raised(a) 0 inflated 2 001 & 00656230 a 0000 | increased esp to abnormal levels: "the raised prices frightened away customers"; "inflated wages"; "an inflated economy"
00657021 00 a 02 decreased 0 reduced 4 008 & 00657250 a 0000 & 00657541 a 0000 & 00657694 a 0000 & 00657778 a 0000 & 00657844 a 0000 & 00657957 a 0000 ! 00656230 a 0101 & 00657396 a 0000 | made less in size or amount or degree
00657250 00 s 04 attenuate 0 attenuated 0 faded 0 weakened 0 001 & 00657021 a 0000 | reduced in strength: "the faded tones of an old recording"
00657396 00 s 01 attenuated 2 001 & 00657021 a 0000 | (electronics) of an electrical signal; reduced in amplitude with little or no distortion
00657541 00 s 03 belittled 0 diminished 1 small 0 001 & 00657021 a 0000 | made to seem smaller or less esp in worth: "her comments made me feel small"
00657694 00 s 02 cut 0 cut-rate 0 001 & 00657021 a 0000 | used of rates or prices
00657778 00 s 02 diminished 2 lessened 0 001 & 00657021 a 0000
00657844 00 s 01 minimized 2 001 & 00657021 a 0000 | reduced to the smallest possible size or amount or degree
00657957 00 s 01 remittent 0 001 & 00657021 a 0000 | (of a disease) characterized by periods of diminished severity: "a remittent fever"
00658096 00 a 01 reducible 0 001 ! 00658243 a 0101 | capable of being reduced: "reducible to a set of principles of human nature"- Edmund Wilson
00658243 00 a 01 irreducible 0 001 ! 00658096 a 0101 | incapable of being made smaller or simpler: "an irreducible minimum"; "an irreducible formula"
00658395 00 a 01 enlightened 0 004 & 00658545 a 0000 ^ 00621101 a 0000 ^ 00992027 a 0000 ! 00658674 a 0101 | having knowledge and spiritual insight
00658545 00 s 01 edified 0 001 & 00658395 a 0000 | instructed and encouraged in moral, intellectual, and spiritual improvement
00658674 00 a 01 unenlightened 0 004 & 00658786 a 0000 ^ 00621905 a 0000 ^ 00993443 a 0000 ! 00658395 a 0101
00658786 00 s 03 benighted 0 dark 0 nighted 0 001 & 00658674 a 0000 | in a state of intellectual or social darkness: "the dark ages"; "this benighted country"; "the devices by which unenlightened men preserved the unjust social order"
00659023 00 a 01 enterprising 0 008 ^ 00054780 a 0000 ^ 00084271 a 0000 & 00659282 a 0000 & 00659442 a 0000 & 00659584 a 0000 ^ 00651412 a 0000 & 00659644 a 0000 ! 00659733 a 0101 | marked by imagination, initiative, and readiness to undertake new projects
00659282 00 s 02 bold 0 venturesome 0 001 & 00659023 a 0000 | willing to take risks and try new things: "a new venturesome spirit among today's young people"
00659442 00 s 04 energetic 0 gumptious 0 industrious 0 up-and-coming 0 001 & 00659023 a 0000 | "an enterprising young man likely to go far"
00659584 00 s 01 entrepreneurial 0 001 & 00659023 a 0000
00659644 00 s 01 innovative 0 001 & 00659023 a 0000 | "an enterprising foreign policy"
00659733 00 a 01 unenterprising 0 004 & 00659894 a 0000 ^ 00055663 a 0000 ^ 00085176 a 0000 ! 00659023 a 0101 | lacking in enterprise; not bold or venturesome
00659894 00 s 02 slowgoing 0 unenergetic 0 001 & 00659733 a 0000 | not inclined to be enterprising
00659995 00 a 01 enthusiastic 0 007 & 00660160 a 0000 & 00660327 a 0000 & 00660450 a 0000 & 00660565 a 0000 ^ 01318679 a 0000 ^ 01729888 a 0000 ! 00660647 a 0101
00660160 00 s 04 ardent 0 avid 0 eager 0 zealous 0 001 & 00659995 a 0000 | marked by intense interest and enthusiasm: "an avid sports fan"; "ardent revolutionaries"
00660327 00 s 02 evangelical 0 evangelistic 0 001 & 00659995 a 0000 | marked by ardent or zealous enthusiasm for a cause
00660450 00 s 02 excited 0 het_up 0 001 & 00659995 a 0000 | informal: "he was suddenly het up about racing cars"
00660565 00 s 01 overenthusiastic 0 001 & 00659995 a 0000 | unduly enthusiastic
00660647 00 a 01 unenthusiastic 0 005 & 00660778 a 0000 ^ 01320158 a 0000 & 00660860 a 0000 ^ 01731621 a 0000 ! 00659995 a 0101
00660778 00 s 03 halfhearted 0 half-hearted 0 lukewarm 0 001 & 00660647 a 0000
00660860 00 s 01 spiritless 0 001 & 00660647 a 0000 | lacking ardor or excitement: "an unenthusiastic performance by the orchestra"
00660994 00 a 01 desirous 0 006 & 00661262 a 0000 & 00661418 a 0000 & 00661531 a 0000 & 00661722 a 0000 & 00662062 a 0000 ! 00662341 a 0101 | having or expressing desire for something: "desirous of high office"; "desirous of finding a quick solution to the problem"
00661262 00 s 02 anxious(p) 0 dying(p) 0 001 & 00660994 a 0000 | (colloquial) eager: "anxious to see the new show at the museum"; "dying to hear who won"
00661418 00 s 01 appetent 0 001 & 00660994 a 0000 | marked by eager desire: "a big rich appetent Western city"
00661531 00 s 03 athirst 0 hungry 0 thirsty 0 001 & 00660994 a 0000 | extremely desirous; usu followed by "for": "athirst for knowledge"; "hungry for recognition"; "thirsty for informaton"
00661722 00 s 06 avid 0 devouring(a) 0 eager 0 esurient 0 greedy 0 hot 0 001 & 00660994 a 0000 | ardently or excessively desirous; often followed by "for": "an avid ambition to succeed"; "avid for adventure"; "fierce devouring affection"; "eager for success"; "the esurient eyes of an avid curiosity"; "greedy for fame"; "hot for reform"
00662062 00 s 03 covetous 0 envious 0 jealous 0 001 & 00660994 a 0000 | showing extreme cupidity; painfully desirous of another's advantages: "he was never covetous before he met her"; "jealous of his success and covetous of his possessions"; "envious of their art collection"
00662341 00 a 02 undesirous 0 undesiring 0 001 ! 00660994 a 0101 | having or feeling no desire: "a very private man, totally undesirous of public office"
00662497 00 a 03 entozoic 0 entozoan 0 endozoic 0 001 ! 00662639 a 0101 | living within a living animal usu as a parasite: "entozoic worms"
00662639 00 a 01 epizoic 0 001 ! 00662497 a 0101 | living or growing on the exterior surface of an animal usu as a parasite: "an epizoic plant parasite
00662793 00 a 01 equal 0 019 & 00663223 a 0000 & 00663319 a 0000 & 00663433 a 0000 & 00663586 a 0000 ^ 00353941 a 0000 ^ 00370323 a 0000 & 00663708 a 0000 & 00663801 a 0000 & 00663867 a 0000 & 00663963 a 0000 & 00664052 a 0000 & 00664245 a 0000 & 00664326 a 0000 & 00664435 a 0000 ^ 01580808 a 0000 & 00664551 a 0000 & 00664690 a 0000 = 03351751 n 0000 ! 00664776 a 0101 | having the same quantity, value, or measure as another
00663223 00 s 03 as_good_as(p) 0 equivalent_to(p) 0 tantamount_to(p) 0 001 & 00662793 a 0000
00663319 00 s 01 as_many(a) 0 001 & 00662793 a 0000 | an equal number: "we went to three plays in as many days"
00663433 00 s 03 close 0 evenly_matched 0 tight 0 001 & 00662793 a 0000 | of a contest or contestants; almost equal: "a close contest"; "a tight game"
00663586 00 s 01 coequal 0 001 & 00662793 a 0000 | having the same standing before the law: "all men are created equal"
00663708 00 s 01 coordinate 0 001 & 00662793 a 0000 | of equal importance, rank, or degree
00663801 00 s 02 equalized 0 equalised 0 001 & 00662793 a 0000
00663867 00 s 01 equidistant 0 001 & 00662793 a 0000 | the same distance apart at every point
00663963 00 s 01 equilateral 0 001 & 00662793 a 0000 | having all sides or faces equal
00664052 00 s 02 equivalent 0 tantamount 0 001 & 00662793 a 0000 | being essentially equal: "a wish that was equivalent to a command"; "his statement was tantamount to an admission of guilt"
00664245 00 s 02 even 1 fifty-fifty 0 001 & 00662793 a 0000 | of probabilities
00664326 00 s 02 isometric 0 isometrical 0 001 & 00662793 a 0000 | having equal dimensions or measurements
00664435 00 s 01 isothermal 0 001 & 00662793 a 0000 | of a process or change taking place at constant temperature
00664551 00 s 01 quits 0 001 & 00662793 a 0000 | on equal terms by payment or requital: "we're now quits"; "finally quits with the loan"
00664690 00 s 02 tied(p) 0 even 2 001 & 00662793 a 0000 | of the score in a contest
00664776 00 a 01 unequal 0 008 & 00664954 a 0000 ^ 00354611 a 0000 & 00665092 a 0000 & 00665206 a 0000 & 00665330 a 0000 & 00665451 a 0000 = 03351751 n 0000 ! 00662793 a 0101
00664954 00 s 02 anisometric 0 unsymmetrical 0 001 & 00664776 a 0000 | having unsymmetrical parts or unequal dimensions or measurements
00665092 00 s 03 mismatched 0 uneven 0 not_fairly_matched 0 001 & 00664776 a 0000 | of a contest or contestants
00665206 00 s 01 nonequivalent 0 001 & 00664776 a 0000 | not equal or interchangeable in value, quantity, or significance
00665330 00 s 01 odds-on 0 001 & 00664776 a 0000 | having a better than even chance of success: "the odds-on favorite"
00665451 00 s 02 unequalized 0 unequalised 0 001 & 00664776 a 0000
00665521 00 a 01 balanced 0 006 & 00665951 a 0000 & 00666121 a 0000 & 00666369 a 0000 & 00666445 a 0000 ! 00666603 a 0101 & 00666206 a 0000 | being in a state of proper balance or equilibrium: "the carefully balanced seesaw"; "a properly balanced symphony orchestra"; "a balanced assessment of intellectual and cultural history"; "a balanced blend of whiskeys"; "the educated man shows a balanced development of all his powers"
00665951 00 s 03 counterbalanced 0 counter-balanced 0 counterpoised 0 001 & 00665521 a 0000 | brought into equipoise by means of a weight or force that offsets another
00666121 00 s 03 harmonious 0 proportionate 0 symmetrical 0 001 & 00665521 a 0000
00666206 00 s 01 poised 0 001 & 00665521 a 0000 | marked by balance or equilibrium and readiness for action: "a gull in poised flight"; "George's poised hammer"
00666369 00 s 01 stable 0 001 & 00665521 a 0000 | maintaining equilibrium
00666445 00 s 01 well-balanced 0 001 & 00665521 a 0000 | optimally balanced in construction or development: "a well-balanced mind"; "a well-balanced rifle"
00666603 00 a 02 unbalanced 0 imbalanced 0 001 ! 00665521 a 0101 | being or thrown out of equilibrium
00666707 00 a 02 isotonic 0 isosmotic 0 002 ! 00666852 a 0101 ! 00667001 a 0101 | used of solutions: having the same or equal osmotic pressure
00666852 00 a 01 hypertonic 0 002 ! 00667001 a 0101 ! 00666707 a 0101 | of a solution: having a higher osmotic pressure than a comparison solution
00667001 00 a 01 hypotonic 0 002 ! 00666707 a 0101 ! 00666852 a 0101 | of a solution: having a lower osmotic pressure than a comparison solution
00667148 00 a 02 equivocal 0 ambiguous 4 006 ^ 00082789 a 0000 & 00667381 a 0000 & 00667578 a 0000 & 00667789 a 0000 & 00667882 a 0000 ! 00668017 a 0101 | open to two or more interpretations, often deliberately intended to mislead
00667381 00 s 02 doubtful 0 questionable 0 001 & 00667148 a 0000 | of doubtful character or sincerity: "the candidate's doubtful past"; "a questionable reputation"; "aliens of equivocal loyalty"
00667578 00 s 03 evasive 0 misleading 0 vague 0 001 & 00667148 a 0000 | deliberately vague or misleading: "an equivocal response to an embarrassing question"; "his answers were brief, constrained and evasive"
00667789 00 s 01 forked 0 001 & 00667148 a 0000 | having a double meaning: "forked tongue"
00667882 00 s 01 unclear 0 001 & 00667148 a 0000 | "the polling had a complex and equivocal message for potential female candidates"
00668017 00 a 02 unequivocal 0 unambiguous 4 003 ^ 00083952 a 0000 & 00668216 a 0000 ! 00667148 a 0101 | admitting of no doubt or misunderstanding: "unequivocal evidence"; "an unequivocal success"
00668216 00 s 01 unchallengeable 0 001 & 00668017 a 0000
00668276 00 a 01 eradicable 0 005 & 00668441 a 0000 & 00668519 a 0000 & 00668816 a 0000 & 00668935 a 0000 ! 00669003 a 0101 | able to be obliterated or rooted out
00668441 00 s 01 delible 0 001 & 00668276 a 0000 | capable of being deleted
00668519 00 s 02 effaceable 0 erasable 0 001 & 00668276 a 0000 | capable of having having clear evidence of eliminated without trace: "the fire's worst scars were effaceable by a comprehensive program of reforestation"; "a signal too loud to be erasable in a single pass through the erase head"
00668816 00 s 02 exterminable 0 extirpable 0 001 & 00668276 a 0000 | capable of being totally destroyed or wiped out
00668935 00 s 02 obliterable 0 removable 0 001 & 00668276 a 0000
00669003 00 a 01 ineradicable 0 005 & 00669202 a 0000 & 00669488 a 0000 ^ 01342309 a 0000 ! 00668276 a 0101 & 00669333 a 0000 | not able to be destroyed or rooted out: "ineradicable superstitions"
00669202 00 s 02 indelible 0 unerasable 0 001 & 00669003 a 0000 | cannot be removed, washed away or erased: "an indelible stain"
00669333 00 s 02 inexpungible 0 inexpungeable 0 001 & 00669003 a 0000 | "the inexpungible scent of a bottle of perfume he had broken"- Louis Auchincloss
00669488 00 s 02 inexterminable 0 inextirpable 0 001 & 00669003 a 0000 | incapable of extermination or extirpation: "some weeds seem inextirpable"
00669637 00 a 01 esoteric 0 006 & 00669900 a 0000 & 00669984 a 0000 & 00670269 a 0000 ^ 01421619 a 0000 ^ 00740976 a 0000 ! 00670474 a 0101 | confined to and understandable by only an enlightened inner circle: "a compilation of esoteric philosophical theories"
00669900 00 s 01 arcane 0 001 & 00669637 a 0000 | "the arcane science of dowsing"
00669984 00 s 06 cabalistic 0 cryptic 0 cryptical 0 occult 0 secret 0 sibylline 0 001 & 00669637 a 0000 | having a secret or hidden meaning: "cabalistic symbols engraved in stone"; "cryptic writings"; "occult lore"; "thoroughly sibylline in most of his pronouncements"- John Gunther
00670269 00 s 03 mysterious 0 mystic 0 mystical 0 001 & 00669637 a 0000 | having an import not apparent to the senses nor obvious to the intelligence: "mysterious symbols"; "the mystical style of Blake"
00670474 00 a 01 exoteric 0 002 ^ 01423584 a 0000 ! 00669637 a 0101 | suitable for the general public: "writings of an exoteric nature"
00670612 00 a 01 essential 0 016 & 00670936 a 0000 & 00671019 a 0000 & 00671136 a 0000 & 00671320 a 0000 ^ 00488715 a 0000 ^ 00969088 a 0000 ^ 00672692 a 0000 & 00671496 a 0000 & 00671579 a 0000 ^ 01025337 a 0000 ^ 01211250 a 0000 ^ 01416604 a 0000 ^ 00696723 a 0000 & 00671767 a 0000 = 03584463 n 0000 ! 00672019 a 0101
00670936 00 s 02 basal 0 primary 0 001 & 00670612 a 0000 | of primary importance
00671019 00 s 02 basic 0 staple 0 001 & 00670612 a 0000 | necessary foods or commodities: "wheat is a staple crop"
00671136 00 s 01 biogenic 0 001 & 00670612 a 0000 | essential for maintaining the fundamental life processes: "sleep and food and water are among the biogenic needs of the organism"
00671320 00 s 04 constituent(a) 0 constitutional 0 constitutive(a) 0 organic 0 001 & 00670612 a 0000 | constitutional in the structure of something esp one's physical makeup
00671496 00 s 01 must(a) 0 001 & 00670612 a 0000 | "a book that is must reading"
00671579 00 s 03 substantial 0 substantive 0 in_essence 0 001 & 00670612 a 0000 | being the essence or essential element of a thing: "substantial equivalents"; "substantive information"
00671767 00 s 02 vital 0 life-sustaining 0 001 & 00670612 a 0000 | being the seat or source of life; performing a necessary function in the living body: "vital organs"; "bood and other vital fluids"; "the loss of vital heat in shock"; "a vital spot"
00672019 00 a 02 inessential 0 unessential 0 010 & 00672321 a 0000 & 00672251 a 0000 ^ 00672438 a 0000 ^ 00696355 a 0000 ^ 01026013 a 0000 ^ 01417374 a 0000 ^ 00972395 a 0000 ^ 01211893 a 0000 = 03584463 n 0000 ! 00670612 a 0101
00672251 00 s 02 incidental 0 nonessential 0 001 & 00672019 a 0000
00672321 00 s 05 complemental 0 complementary 0 completing 0 supplemental 0 supplementary 0 001 & 00672019 a 0000
00672438 00 a 01 dispensable 0 003 & 00672579 a 0000 = 03585638 n 0000 ! 00672692 a 0101 | capable of being dispensed with or done without
00672579 00 s 02 nonessential 0 unimportant 0 001 & 00672438 a 0000 | "dispensable items of personal property"
00672692 00 a 01 indispensable 0 004 & 00672823 a 0000 ^ 01211250 a 0000 = 03585638 n 0000 ! 00672438 a 0101 | pressingly needed
00672823 00 s 02 critical 0 vital 0 001 & 00672692 a 0000 | absolutely necessary: "a critical element"; "vital for a healthy society"; "foods indispensable to good nutrition"
00673000 00 a 01 estimable 0 003 & 00673127 a 0000 ^ 01961083 a 0000 ! 00673349 a 0101 | deserving of respect or high regard
00673127 00 s 01 admirable 0 001 & 00673000 a 0000 | deserving of the highest esteem or admiration: "an estimable young professor"; "trains ran with admirable precision"; "his taste was impeccable, his health admirable"
00673349 00 a 01 contemptible 0 004 & 00673492 a 0000 & 00673660 a 0000 ^ 01963250 a 0000 ! 00673000 a 0101 | deserving of contempt or scorn
00673492 00 s 08 abject 0 base 0 despicable 0 low 0 low-down 0 lowdown 0 miserable 0 vile 0 001 & 00673349 a 0000 | of the most contemptible kind: "abject cowardice"
00673660 00 s 03 pathetic 0 pitiable 0 pitiful 0 001 & 00673349 a 0000 | inspiring mixed contempt and pity: "their efforts were pathetic"; "pitiable lack of character"; "pitiful exhibition of cowardice"
00673865 00 a 01 ethical 0 002 ^ 01560279 a 0000 ! 00674149 a 0101 | conforming to accepted standards of social or professional behavior: "Ours is a world of nuclear giants and ethical infants"- Omar N. Bradley; "an ethical lawyer"; "ethical medical practice"; "an ethical problem"
00674149 00 a 01 unethical 0 002 ^ 01560771 a 0000 ! 00673865 a 0101 | not conforming to approved standards of social or professional behavior: "unethical business practices"
00674326 00 a 01 complimentary 0 004 & 00674438 a 0000 & 00674562 a 0000 ^ 00742647 a 0000 ! 00674691 a 0101
00674438 00 s 04 encomiastic 0 eulogistic 0 panegyric 0 panegyrical 0 001 & 00674326 a 0000 | formal expression of praise
00674562 00 s 03 laudatory 0 praiseful 0 praising 0 001 & 00674326 a 0000 | full of or giving praise: "a complimentary remark"
00674691 00 a 01 uncomplimentary 0 006 & 00674841 a 0000 & 00675116 a 0000 & 00675233 a 0000 & 00675366 a 0000 ^ 00743472 a 0000 ! 00674326 a 0101
00674841 00 s 08 belittling 0 depreciative 0 depreciatory 0 derogative 0 derogatory 0 detractive 0 disparaging 0 slighting 0 001 & 00674691 a 0000 | expressive of low opinion; tending to diminish or detract: "derogatory comments"; "disparaging remarks about the new house"
00675116 00 s 01 deprecatory 0 001 & 00674691 a 0000 | being mildly disparaging or uncomplimentary esp. of oneself
00675233 00 s 03 dyslogistic 0 dislogistic 0 pejorative 0 001 & 00674691 a 0000 | "dyslogistic terms like `nitwit' and `scalawag'"
00675366 00 s 03 supercilious 0 sneering 0 snide 0 001 & 00674691 a 0000 | expressive of contempt: "curled his lip in a supercilious smile"; "spoke in a sneering jeering manner"; "makes many a sharp comparison but never a mean or snide one"
00675609 00 a 01 flattering 0 004 & 00675760 a 0000 & 00675900 a 0000 & 00676057 a 0000 ! 00676201 a 0101 | tending to reveal or represent favorably
00675760 00 s 02 adulatory 0 complimentary 0 001 & 00675609 a 0000 | obsequiously complimentary: "they listened with flattering interest"
00675900 00 s 01 becoming 0 001 & 00675609 a 0000 | displaying or setting off to best advantage: "a flattering new shade of rose"; "a flattering portrait"
00676057 00 s 02 ingratiating 0 ingratiatory 0 001 & 00675609 a 0000 | calculated to please or gain favor: "an unctuous, ingratiating manner"
00676201 00 a 01 unflattering 0 003 & 00676338 a 0000 & 00676497 a 0000 ! 00675609 a 0101 | tending to reveal or represent unfavorably
00676338 00 s 01 candid 0 001 & 00676201 a 0000 | starkly realistic: "an unflattering portrait"; "the full unflattering light of morning"- Walter de la Mare
00676497 00 s 01 uncomplimentary 0 001 & 00676201 a 0000 | not complimentary: "unflattering remarks"
00676600 00 a 01 euphemistic 0 002 & 00676730 a 0000 ! 00676811 a 0101 | of an inoffensive substitute for offensive terminology
00676730 00 s 03 inexplicit 0 innocuous 0 inoffensive 0 001 & 00676600 a 0000
00676811 00 a 01 dysphemistic 0 002 & 00676942 a 0000 ! 00676600 a 0101 | of an offensive substitute for inoffensive terminology
00676942 00 s 01 offensive 0 001 & 00676811 a 0000
00676996 00 a 02 euphoric 0 happy 4 005 ^ 00529177 a 0000 ^ 00873218 a 0000 ! 00677312 a 0101 & 00677164 a 0000 & 00677214 a 0000 | exaggerated feeling of well-being
00677164 00 s 01 happy 0 001 & 00676996 a 0000
00677214 00 s 01 expansive 0 001 & 00676996 a 0000 | marked by exaggerated feelings of euphoria
00677312 00 a 03 dysphoric 0 distressed 4 unhappy 4 003 ^ 00528410 a 0000 ^ 00874669 a 0000 ! 00676996 a 0101 | generalized feeling of distress
00677458 00 a 01 even 1 010 & 00677875 a 0000 & 00678079 a 0000 & 00678287 a 0000 & 00678408 a 0000 & 00678505 a 0000 & 00678666 a 0000 ^ 01697298 a 0000 ^ 01749556 a 0000 = 03363422 n 0000 ! 00678786 a 0101 | being level or straight or regular and without variation as e.g. in shape or texture: "an even application of varnish"; "an even floor"; "the picture is even with the window"; "the road was not very even"
00677875 00 s 03 flat 0 level 1 plane 0 001 & 00677458 a 0000 | having a horizontal surface in which no part is higher or lower than another: "a flat desk"; "acres of level farmland"; "a plane surface"
00678079 00 s 01 flush(p) 0 001 & 00677458 a 0000 | of a surface exactly even with an adjoining one, forming the same plane: "a door flush with the wall"; "the bottom of the window is flush with the floor"
00678287 00 s 01 level 2 001 & 00677458 a 0000 | being in the same plane or at the same height: "the picture is level"
00678408 00 s 02 regular 0 straight 0 001 & 00677458 a 0000 | "even features"; "regular teeth"
00678505 00 s 01 smooth 0 001 & 00677458 a 0000 | without irregularities or roughness or indentations: "the road wasn't smooth"; "water as smooth as a mirror"
00678666 00 s 02 true 0 straight 2 001 & 00677458 a 0000 | well formed or fitted: "the window frame isn't quite true"
00678786 00 a 01 uneven 0 012 & 00679138 a 0000 & 00679218 a 0000 & 00679288 a 0000 & 00679438 a 0000 & 00679642 a 0000 & 00679753 a 0000 & 00679871 a 0000 & 00680001 a 0000 ^ 01698548 a 0000 ^ 01750545 a 0000 = 03363422 n 0000 ! 00677458 a 0101 | not even or uniform as e.g. in shape or texture: "an uneven color"; "uneven ground"; "uneven margins"
00679138 00 s 04 crinkled 0 crinkly 0 rippled 0 wavy 0 001 & 00678786 a 0000
00679218 00 s 01 inconsistent 0 001 & 00678786 a 0000 | not uniform
00679288 00 s 01 irregular 0 001 & 00678786 a 0000 | of a surface; not level or flat: "walking was difficult on the irregular cobblestoned surface"
00679438 00 s 04 jagged 0 jaggy 0 ragged 0 scraggy 0 001 & 00678786 a 0000 | having a sharply uneven surface or outline: "the jagged outline of the crags"; "herded into a ragged line"; "scraggy cliffs"
00679642 00 s 01 lumpy 0 001 & 00678786 a 0000 | having lumps; not smooth and even in texture: "lumpy gravy"
00679753 00 s 01 out_of_true 0 001 & 00678786 a 0000 | not accurately shaped or fitted: "the frame was out of true"
00679871 00 s 01 patchy 0 001 & 00678786 a 0000 | irregular or uneven in quality, texture, etc.: "a patchy essay"; "patchy fog"
00680001 00 s 01 unparallel 0 001 & 00678786 a 0000 | not straight or parallel: "uneven margins"
00680100 00 a 01 even 2 001 ! 00680167 a 0101 | divisible by two
00680167 00 a 01 odd 0 001 ! 00680100 a 0101 | not divisible by two
00680237 00 a 01 evergreen 0 002 & 00680346 a 0000 ! 00680416 a 0101 | bearing foliage throughout the year
00680346 00 s 02 coniferous 0 cone-bearing 0 001 & 00680237 a 0000
00680416 00 a 01 deciduous 0 002 & 00680539 a 0000 ! 00680237 a 0101 | shedding foliage at the end of the growing season
00680539 00 s 03 broadleaf 0 broad-leafed 0 broad-leaved 0 001 & 00680416 a 0000 | having relatively broad rather than needlelike or scalelike leaves
00680691 00 a 01 exact 0 011 & 00681003 a 0000 & 00681081 a 0000 ^ 00020444 a 0000 & 00681217 a 0000 & 00681359 a 0000 ^ 01081673 a 0000 ^ 01338923 a 0000 & 00681717 a 0000 ^ 01404218 a 0000 ! 00681911 a 0101 & 00681550 a 0000 | marked by strict, particular, and complete accordance with fact: "an exact copy"
00681003 00 s 01 accurate 0 001 & 00680691 a 0000 | correct in every detail
00681081 00 s 02 approximate 0 approximative 0 001 & 00680691 a 0000 | almost exact or correct: "the approximate time was 10 o'clock"
00681217 00 s 01 literal 0 001 & 00680691 a 0000 | without interpretation or embellishment: "a literal translation of the scene before him"
00681359 00 s 04 literal 2 verbatim 0 verbal 0 word-for-word 0 001 & 00680691 a 0000 | "literal translation of the article"; "a verbatim report of the conversation"; "a verbal translation"
00681550 00 s 02 mathematical 0 perfect 0 001 & 00680691 a 0000 | perfectly accurate or exact: "hit the mathematical center of the target"; "mathematical precision"
00681717 00 s 02 rigorous 0 strict 0 001 & 00680691 a 0000 | rigidly accurate; allowing no deviation from a standard: "an exact mind"; "rigorous application of the law"; "a strict vegetarian"
00681911 00 a 01 inexact 0 007 & 00682071 a 0000 & 00682144 a 0000 & 00682283 a 0000 & 00682353 a 0000 ^ 01405248 a 0000 ^ 00021529 a 0000 ! 00680691 a 0101
00682071 00 s 02 free 0 loose 0 001 & 00681911 a 0000 | of translation
00682144 00 s 01 odd 0 001 & 00681911 a 0000 | (in combination) an indefinite quantity more than that specified: "invited 30-odd guests"
00682283 00 s 01 rough 0 001 & 00681911 a 0000 | "a rough estimate"
00682353 00 s 01 round 0 001 & 00681911 a 0000 | (of numbers) to the nearest ten, hundred, or thousand: "in round numbers"
00682478 00 a 02 convertible 0 exchangeable 4 003 & 00682683 a 0000 = 03345490 n 0000 ! 00682866 a 0101 | capable of being exchanged for or replaced by something of equal value: "convertible securities"
00682683 00 s 02 cashable 0 redeemable 0 001 & 00682478 a 0000 | able to be converted into ready money: "a cashable check"; "cashable gambling chips"; "redeemable stocks and bonds"
00682866 00 a 03 inconvertible 0 unconvertible 0 unexchangeable 4 003 & 00683098 a 0000 = 03345490 n 0000 ! 00682478 a 0101 | used esp of currencies: incapable of being exchanged for or replaced by another currency of equal value
00683098 00 s 01 irredeemable 0 001 & 00682866 a 0000 | (of paper money) not convertible into coin at the pleasure of the holder
00683229 00 a 01 exchangeable 0 003 & 00683322 a 0000 & 00683455 a 0000 ! 00683650 a 0101
00683322 00 s 02 commutable 0 substitutable 0 001 & 00683229 a 0000 | capable of being exchanged for another or for something else
00683455 00 s 01 fungible 0 001 & 00683229 a 0000 | (law) of goods or commodities: freely exchangeable for or replaceable by another of like nature or kind in the satisfaction of an obligation
00683650 00 a 01 unexchangeable 0 002 & 00683727 a 0000 ! 00683229 a 0101
00683727 00 s 01 incommutable 0 001 & 00683650 a 0000 | not interchangeable or able to substitute one for another: "a rare incommutable skill"
00683872 00 a 01 excitable 0 003 & 00683978 a 0000 & 00684045 a 0000 ! 00684137 a 0101 | easily excited
00683978 00 s 01 high-keyed 0 001 & 00683872 a 0000 | of persons
00684045 00 s 03 skittish 0 spooky 0 nervous 0 001 & 00683872 a 0000 | esp of horses e.g.
00684137 00 a 01 unexcitable 0 004 & 00684247 a 0000 & 00684400 a 0000 ^ 01533863 a 0000 ! 00683872 a 0101
00684247 00 s 04 cool 0 coolheaded 0 imperturbable 0 unflappable 0 001 & 00684137 a 0000 | unshakably calm and collected: "an unexcitable temperament"
00684400 00 s 01 steady 0 001 & 00684137 a 0000 | not easily excited or upset: "steady nerves"
00684497 00 a 01 excited 0 010 & 00684732 a 0000 ^ 00070727 a 0000 & 00684795 a 0000 & 00684860 a 0000 & 00684953 a 0000 & 00685025 a 0000 & 00685134 a 0000 & 00685235 a 0000 & 00685328 a 0000 ! 00685493 a 0101 | in an aroused state
00684732 00 s 02 aflutter 0 nervous 0 001 & 00684497 a 0000
00684795 00 s 01 agog 0 001 & 00684497 a 0000 | highly excited
00684860 00 s 01 fevered 0 001 & 00684497 a 0000 | highly excited: "a fevered imagination"
00684953 00 s 01 overexcited 0 001 & 00684497 a 0000 | unduly excited
00685025 00 s 04 stimulated 0 stirred 0 stirred_up 0 aroused 0 001 & 00684497 a 0000 | emotionally aroused
00685134 00 s 02 teased 0 titillated 0 001 & 00684497 a 0000 | feeling mild pleasurable excitement
00685235 00 s 01 thrilled 0 001 & 00684497 a 0000 | feeling intense pleasurable excitement
00685328 00 s 01 thrillful 0 001 & 00684497 a 0000 | full of thrills or excitement: "a small thrillful boy prepared to follow the dingy lady upon the white horse"
00685493 00 a 01 unexcited 0 004 & 00685662 a 0000 & 00685775 a 0000 ^ 00072618 a 0000 ! 00684497 a 0101 | not excited: "made an unexcited appraisal of the situation"
00685662 00 s 01 calm 0 001 & 00685493 a 0000 | "spoke in a calm voice"; "remained calm throughout the uproar"
00685775 00 s 02 cool 0 nonchalant 0 001 & 00685493 a 0000 | "he doesn't seem excited; on the contrary his demeanor is cool and nonchalant"
00685917 00 a 01 exciting 0 015 & 00686290 a 0000 & 00686459 a 0000 & 00686694 a 0000 & 00686787 a 0000 & 00686971 a 0000 & 00687112 a 0000 & 00687228 a 0000 ^ 01021426 a 0000 ^ 01450505 a 0000 ^ 01638469 a 0000 ^ 01752624 a 0000 & 00687348 a 0000 & 00687453 a 0000 = 08579063 n 0000 ! 00687629 a 0101 | creating or arousing excitement: "an exciting account of her trip"
00686290 00 s 02 breathless 0 breathtaking 0 001 & 00685917 a 0000 | tending to cause suspension of regular breathing: "a breathless flight"; "breathtaking adventure"
00686459 00 s 05 crackling 0 electric 0 emotionally_charged 0 galvanic 0 galvanizing 0 001 & 00685917 a 0000 | affected by emotion as if by electricity: "the atmosphere was electric"; "the new leader had a galvanic effect on morale"
00686694 00 s 02 elating 0 exhilarating 0 001 & 00685917 a 0000 | making lively and joyful
00686787 00 s 02 electrifying 0 thrilling 0 001 & 00685917 a 0000 | very exciting as if by an electric shock: "she gave a electrifying performance"; "a thrilling performer to watch"
00686971 00 s 02 glamorous 0 glamourous 0 001 & 00685917 a 0000 | having an air of allure, romance and excitement: "glamorous movie stars"
00687112 00 s 02 heady 0 intoxicating 0 001 & 00685917 a 0000 | extremely exciting as if by alcohol or a narcotic
00687228 00 s 01 hot 0 001 & 00685917 a 0000 | marked by excited activity or energy: "a hot week on the stock market"
00687348 00 s 02 teasing 0 titillating 1 001 & 00685917 a 0000 | pleasantly and superficially exciting
00687453 00 s 03 tickling 0 tingling 0 titillating 2 001 & 00685917 a 0000 | causing or experiencing a pleasurable prickling sensation from touching or being touched lightly
00687629 00 a 01 unexciting 0 007 & 00687792 a 0000 & 00687936 a 0000 ^ 01022520 a 0000 ^ 01451295 a 0000 ^ 01753426 a 0000 = 08579063 n 0000 ! 00685917 a 0101
00687936 00 s 02 tame 0 uninteresting 0 001 & 00687629 a 0000 | "a rather tame party"
00688024 00 a 01 exculpatory 0 005 & 00688180 a 0000 & 00688262 a 0000 ^ 01002068 a 0000 & 00688331 a 0000 ! 00688419 a 0101 | clearing of guilt or blame
00688180 00 s 03 absolvitory 0 exonerative 0 forgiving 0 001 & 00688024 a 0000
00688262 00 s 02 extenuating 0 mitigating 0 001 & 00688024 a 0000
00688331 00 s 03 justificative 0 justificatory 0 vindicatory 0 001 & 00688024 a 0000
00688419 00 a 02 inculpatory 0 inculpative 0 008 & 00688647 a 0000 & 00688728 a 0000 & 00688814 a 0000 & 00688957 a 0000 ^ 01002893 a 0000 & 00689128 a 0000 ! 00688024 a 0101 & 00689220 a 0000 | causing blame to be imputed to
00688647 00 s 03 accusatorial 0 accusatory 0 accusing 0 001 & 00688419 a 0000
00688728 00 s 03 comminatory 0 denunciative 0 denunciatory 0 001 & 00688419 a 0000
00688814 00 s 02 condemnatory 0 condemning 0 001 & 00688419 a 0000 | containing or imposing condemnation or censure: "a condemnatory decree"
00688957 00 s 04 criminative 0 criminatory 0 incriminating 0 incriminatory 0 001 & 00688419 a 0000 | charging or suggestive of guilt or blame: "incriminatory testimony"
00689128 00 s 02 damnatory 0 damning 0 001 & 00688419 a 0000 | threatening with damnation
00689220 00 s 02 recriminative 0 recriminatory 0 001 & 00688419 a 0000 | countercharging; "recriminatory arguments"
00689338 00 a 01 exhaustible 0 002 & 00689438 a 0000 ! 00689493 a 0101 | capable of being used up
00689438 00 s 01 depletable 0 001 & 00689338 a 0000
00689493 00 a 01 inexhaustible 0 003 & 00689615 a 0000 & 00689741 a 0000 ! 00689338 a 0101 | incapable of being used up
00689615 00 s 01 renewable 0 001 & 00689493 a 0000 | "renewable energy such as solar energy is theoretically inexhaustible"
00689741 00 s 01 unfailing 0 001 & 00689493 a 0000
00689795 00 a 01 exhausted 0 005 & 00689930 a 0000 & 00690029 a 0000 & 00690214 a 0000 & 00690357 a 0000 ! 00690450 a 0101 | used up
00689930 00 s 03 consumed 0 used-up(a) 0 used_up(p) 0 001 & 00689795 a 0000 | completely used up
00690029 00 s 02 depleted 0 drained 0 001 & 00689795 a 0000 | having resources completely depleted: "it was impossible to grow tobacco on the exhausted soil"; "an exhausted oil well"
00690214 00 s 01 evacuated 0 001 & 00689795 a 0000 | emptied by being pumped out or having a vacuum created: "a highly evacuated glass tube"
00690357 00 s 03 gone 0 expended 0 spent 0 001 & 00689795 a 0000 | "the money is all gone"
00690450 00 a 01 unexhausted 0 004 & 00690607 a 0000 & 00690904 a 0000 & 00690959 a 0000 ! 00689795 a 0101 | not used up completely: "an unexhausted well"
00690607 00 s 06 leftover 0 left_over(p) 0 left(p) 0 odd 0 remaining 0 unexpended 0 001 & 00690450 a 0000 | not used up: "leftover meatloaf"; "she had a little money left over so she went to a movie"; "some odd dollars left"; "saved the remaining sandwiches for supper"; "unexpended provisions"
00690904 00 s 01 unconsumed 0 001 & 00690450 a 0000
00691094 00 a 02 existent 0 existing 0 006 & 00691450 a 0000 & 00691598 a 0000 & 00691798 a 0000 ^ 00692258 a 0000 = 08539416 n 0000 ! 00691926 a 0101 | having existence or being or actuality: "an attempt to refine the existent machinery to make it more efficient"; "much of the beluga caviar existing in the world is found in the Soviet Union and Iran"
00691450 00 s 02 active 0 alive 0 001 & 00691094 a 0000 | in operation: "keep hope alive"; "the tradition was still alive"; "an active tradition"
00691598 00 s 02 actual 0 real 0 001 & 00691094 a 0000 | having verifiable existence; not illusory: "actual and imagined conditions"; "de facto segregation is as real as segregation imposed by law"
00691798 00 s 02 extant 0 surviving 0 001 & 00691094 a 0000 | still in existence; not lost or destroyed: "extant manuscripts"
00691926 00 a 01 nonexistent 0 003 & 00692082 a 0000 = 08539416 n 0000 ! 00691094 a 0101 | not having existence: "chimeras are classified as nonexistent"
00692082 00 s 01 nonextant 0 001 & 00691926 a 0000 | no longer existing or inaccessible through loss or destruction: "its nonextant original was written on vellum"- G.B.Saul
00692258 00 a 01 extant 0 003 ^ 00691094 a 0000 & 00692371 a 0000 ! 00692509 a 0101 | still alive; not extinct
00692371 00 s 02 living 0 surviving 0 001 & 00692258 a 0000 | "specimens of graphic art found among extant barbaric folk"- Edward Clodd
00692509 00 a 01 extinct 1 003 & 00692614 a 0000 ^ 00691926 a 0000 ! 00692258 a 0101 | having died out
00692614 00 s 02 dead 0 wiped_out(p) 0 001 & 00692509 a 0000 | having no living representative: "an extinct species of fish"
00692741 00 a 01 expected 0 007 & 00692902 a 0000 & 00692997 a 0000 & 00693103 a 0000 & 00693197 a 0000 & 00693317 a 0000 ^ 01794545 a 0000 ! 00693427 a 0101
00692902 00 s 04 anticipated 0 awaited(p) 0 hoped-for 0 prospective 0 001 & 00692741 a 0000
00692997 00 s 01 due(p) 0 001 & 00692741 a 0000 | scheduled to arrive: "the train is due in 15 minutes"
00693103 00 s 03 foreseen 0 foretold 0 predicted 0 001 & 00692741 a 0000 | known beforehand
00693197 00 s 01 matter-of-course 0 001 & 00692741 a 0000 | expected or depended upon as a natural or logical outcome
00693317 00 s 01 supposed(p) 0 001 & 00692741 a 0000 | firmly believed: "the way things are supposed to be"
00693427 00 a 01 unexpected 0 009 & 00693626 a 0000 & 00693749 a 0000 ^ 01794146 a 0000 & 00694121 a 0000 & 00693897 a 0000 & 00694428 a 0000 & 00694690 a 0000 & 00694531 a 0000 ! 00692741 a 0101
00693626 00 s 01 forced 0 001 & 00693427 a 0000 | made necessary by an unexpected event or situation: "a forced landing"
00693749 00 s 01 ironic 0 001 & 00693427 a 0000 | poignantly different from what was expected: "madness, an ironic fate for such a clear thinker"
00693897 00 s 03 unannounced 0 unheralded 0 unpredicted 0 001 & 00693427 a 0000 | without warning or announement: "they arrived unannounced"; "a totally unheralded telegram that his daughter...died last night"- M.A.D.Howe
00694121 00 s 04 unanticipated 0 unforeseen 0 unlooked-for 0 out_of_the_blue(p) 0 001 & 00693427 a 0000 | "unexpected news"; "unanticipated and disconcerting lines of development"- H.W.Glidden; "unforeseen circumstances"; "a virtue unlooked-for in people so full of energy"; "like a bolt out of the blue"
00694428 00 s 02 unhoped_for 0 unthought_of 0 001 & 00693427 a 0000 | "an unhoped-for piece of luck"
00694531 00 s 01 upset(a) 0 001 & 00693427 a 0000 | used of an unexpected defeat of a team favored to win: "the Bills' upset victory over the Houson Oilers"
00694690 00 s 01 unprovided_for(p) 0 001 & 00693427 a 0000 | not prepared or ready for
00694779 00 a 01 expedient 0 007 & 00695022 a 0000 ^ 00053788 a 0000 ^ 00448786 a 0000 & 00695177 a 0000 ^ 01383881 a 0000 ^ 01890840 a 0000 ! 00695351 a 0101 | serving to promote one's interest: "was merciful only when mercy was expedient"
00695022 00 s 02 advantageous 0 appropriate 0 001 & 00694779 a 0000 | appropriate for achieving a particular end; implies a lack of concern for fairness
00695177 00 s 03 opportunist 0 opportunistic 0 timeserving 0 001 & 00694779 a 0000 | taking immediate advantage, often unethically, of any circumstance of possible benefit
00695351 00 a 01 inexpedient 0 004 ^ 00054656 a 0000 ^ 01384741 a 0000 & 00695488 a 0000 ! 00694779 a 0101 | not suitable or advisable
00695488 00 s 01 inadvisable 0 001 & 00695351 a 0000 | "an inexpedient tactic"
00695569 00 a 01 expedited 0 004 & 00695677 a 0000 & 00695746 a 0000 ^ 00728389 a 0000 ! 00695839 a 0101
00695677 00 s 02 accelerated 0 speeded_up 0 001 & 00695569 a 0000
00695746 00 s 01 facilitated 0 001 & 00695569 a 0000 | freed from difficulty or impediment
00695839 00 a 01 delayed 0 006 & 00695981 a 0000 & 00696095 a 0000 & 00696226 a 0000 & 00696291 a 0000 ^ 00730408 a 0000 ! 00695569 a 0101
00695981 00 s 04 abeyant 0 inactive 0 in_abeyance(p) 0 suspended 0 001 & 00695839 a 0000 | temporarily inactive
00696095 00 s 01 delayed-action 0 001 & 00695839 a 0000 | operating after a predetermined lapse of time: "a delayed-action bomb"
00696226 00 s 02 deferred 0 postponed 0 001 & 00695839 a 0000
00696291 00 s 02 held_up(p) 0 slowed 0 001 & 00695839 a 0000
00696355 00 a 01 expendable 0 005 & 00696482 a 0000 & 00696553 a 0000 ^ 01517994 a 0000 & 00696609 a 0000 ! 00696723 a 0101
00696482 00 s 01 consumable 0 001 & 00696355 a 0000 | may be used up
00696553 00 s 01 replaceable 0 001 & 00696355 a 0000
00696609 00 s 01 sacrificeable 0 001 & 00696355 a 0000 | may be deliberately sacrificed to achieve an objective
00696723 00 a 01 unexpendable 0 005 & 00696852 a 0000 ^ 00670612 a 0000 & 00696963 a 0000 ^ 01518295 a 0000 ! 00696355 a 0101
00696852 00 s 01 essential 0 001 & 00696723 a 0000 | absolutely required and not to be used up or sacrificed
00696963 00 s 01 irreplaceable 0 001 & 00696723 a 0000
00697021 00 a 01 expensive 0 005 & 00697147 a 0000 & 00697252 a 0000 & 00697351 a 0000 ^ 01894894 a 0000 ! 00697432 a 0101
00697252 00 s 02 dearly-won 0 costly 2 001 & 00697021 a 0000 | entailing great loss or sacrifice
00697351 00 s 01 overpriced 0 001 & 00697021 a 0000 | too costly for the value
00697432 00 a 01 cheap 0 007 & 00697590 a 0000 & 00697719 a 0000 & 00697855 a 0000 & 00698008 a 0000 & 00698088 a 0000 & 00698188 a 0000 ! 00697021 a 0101
00697590 00 s 04 bargain-priced 0 cut-rate 1 cut-price 1 dirt-cheap 0 001 & 00697432 a 0000 | costing less than standard price
00697719 00 s 01 catchpenny(a) 0 001 & 00697432 a 0000 | designed to sell quickly without concern for quality: "catchpenny ornaments"
00697855 00 s 02 cut-rate(a) 2 cut-price(a) 2 001 & 00697432 a 0000 | offering goods or services at less than standard price or rate; "cut-rate store"
00698008 00 s 03 inexpensive 0 low-cost 0 low-priced 0 001 & 00697432 a 0000
00698088 00 s 01 nickel-and-dime(a) 0 001 & 00697432 a 0000 | low-paying: "a nickel-and-dime job"
00698188 00 s 06 sixpenny 0 threepenny 0 twopenny 0 tuppeny 0 two-a-penny 0 twopenny-halfpenny 0 001 & 00697432 a 0000 | of trifling worth
00698329 00 a 01 experienced 0 010 & 00698547 a 0000 & 00698792 a 0000 & 00698886 a 0000 & 00699009 a 0000 ^ 01258871 a 0000 & 00699125 a 0000 ^ 01689550 a 0000 ^ 01852996 a 0000 & 00699191 a 0000 ! 00699391 a 0101
00698547 00 s 02 full-fledged 0 fully_fledged 0 001 & 00698329 a 0000 | (of persons e.g.) having gained full status: "a full-fledged lawyer"; "by the age of seventeen I was a full-fledged atheist"; "sees itself as a fully fledged rival party"
00698792 00 s 02 initiate 0 initiated 0 001 & 00698329 a 0000 | introduced to something new
00698886 00 s 01 knowledgeable_about(p) 0 001 & 00698329 a 0000 | thoroughly acquainted with through study or experience
00699009 00 s 02 old 0 older 0 001 & 00698329 a 0000 | old in experience: "an old offender"; "the older soldiers"
00699125 00 s 02 practiced 0 practised 0 001 & 00698329 a 0000
00699191 00 s 03 seasoned 0 veteran(a) 0 veteranlike 0 001 & 00698329 a 0000 | rendered competent through trial and experience: "a lawyer seasoned by years in the trial courts"; "a veteran officer"
00699391 00 a 01 inexperienced 0 008 & 00699575 a 0000 & 00699685 a 0000 & 00699846 a 0000 & 00700083 a 0000 & 00700254 a 0000 & 00700323 a 0000 ^ 01691126 a 0000 ! 00698329 a 0101
00699575 00 s 02 apprentice(a) 0 novice(a) 0 001 & 00699391 a 0000 | in training: "an apprentice carpenter"
00699685 00 s 02 fledgling 0 unfledged 0 001 & 00699391 a 0000 | young and inexperienced: "a fledgling enterprise"; "a fledgling skier"; "an unfledged lawyer"
00699846 00 s 03 new 0 unseasoned 0 untried 0 001 & 00699391 a 0000 | not tried or tested by experience: "they're new...but they'll fight all right"; "unseasoned artillery volunteers"; "...the untried men possessed great...confidence"
00700083 00 s 03 raw 0 green 0 wet_behind_the_ears(p) 0 001 & 00699391 a 0000 | lacking training or experience: "raw recruits"; "he shipped as a green hand on a vessel"
00700254 00 s 02 uninitiate 0 uninitiated 0 001 & 00699391 a 0000
00700323 00 s 02 unpracticed 0 unpractised 0 001 & 00699391 a 0000
00700393 00 a 01 expired 0 003 & 00700618 a 0000 & 00700696 a 0000 ! 00700813 a 0101 | having come to an end or become void after passage of a period of time: "an expired passport"; "caught driving with an expired license"
00700618 00 s 01 invalid 0 001 & 00700393 a 0000 | "the license is invalid"
00700696 00 s 01 terminated 0 001 & 00700393 a 0000 | (of e.g. a contract or term of office) having come to an end
00700813 00 a 01 unexpired 0 002 & 00701031 a 0000 ! 00700393 a 0101 | not having come to an end or been terminated by passage of time: "elected to fill the senator's unexpired term"; "an unexpired driver's license"
00701031 00 s 01 valid 0 001 & 00700813 a 0000 | "the license is still valid"
00701111 00 a 01 explicable 0 004 & 00701288 a 0000 ^ 00392275 a 0000 ^ 01719387 a 0000 ! 00701384 a 0101 | capable of being explained or accounted for: "explicable behavior"
00701288 00 s 02 explainable 0 interpretable 0 001 & 00701111 a 0000 | "explicable phenomena"
00701384 00 a 02 inexplicable 0 incomprehensible 4 007 & 00701615 a 0000 ^ 00393022 a 0000 ^ 01719735 a 0000 & 00702006 a 0000 & 00702201 a 0000 ^ 00740976 a 0000 ! 00701111 a 0101 | incapable of being explained or accounted for
00701615 00 s 05 cryptic 0 cryptical 0 inscrutable 0 mysterious 0 mystifying 0 001 & 00701384 a 0000 | not consonant with reason: "the new insurance policy is written without cryptic or mysterious terms"; "the inscrutible workings of Providence"; "in its mysterious past it encompasses all the dim origins of life"- Rachel Carson; "rituals totally mystifying to visitors from other lands"
00702006 00 s 02 paradoxical 0 self-contradictory 0 001 & 00701384 a 0000 | seemingly contradictory but nonetheless possibly true: "it is paradoxical that standing is more tiring than walking"
00702201 00 s 02 unaccountable 0 unexplainable 0 001 & 00701384 a 0000 | "left the house at three in the morning for inexplicable reasons"; "perceptible only as unaccountable influences that hinder progress"; "an unexplainable fear"
00702436 00 a 02 explicit 0 expressed 0 010 & 00702728 a 0000 & 00702827 a 0000 ^ 00526540 a 0000 ^ 00542150 a 0000 & 00702961 a 0000 & 00703087 a 0000 ^ 01302950 a 0000 ^ 00668017 a 0000 = 03389508 n 0000 ! 00703221 a 0101 | precisely and clearly expressed, leaving nothing to implication
00702728 00 s 02 declared 0 stated 0 001 & 00702436 a 0000 | declared as fact; explicitly stated
00702827 00 s 02 definitive 0 unequivocal 0 001 & 00702436 a 0000 | clearly defined or formulated: "the instructions were explicit"
00702961 00 s 01 express 0 001 & 00702436 a 0000 | not tacit or implied: "she made her wishes explicit"; "her express wish"
00703087 00 s 01 graphic 0 001 & 00702436 a 0000 | describing nudity or sexual activity in graphic detail: "explicit sexual scenes"
00703221 00 a 02 implicit 0 unexpressed 0 009 & 00703432 a 0000 ^ 00543095 a 0000 ^ 01303487 a 0000 & 00703641 a 0000 & 00703882 a 0000 & 00703882 a 0000 = 03389508 n 0000 ! 00702436 a 0101 & 00704074 a 0000
00703432 00 s 02 assumed(a) 0 understood 0 001 & 00703221 a 0000 | not directly expressed; implied or contained or inherent: "anger was implicit in the argument"; "there was implicit criticism in his voice"
00703641 00 s 03 implicit_in(p) 0 inherent 0 underlying 0 001 & 00703221 a 0000 | in the nature of something though not readily apparent: "the oak is implicit in the acorn"; "shortcomings inherent in our approach"; "an underlying meaning"
00703882 00 s 05 implied 0 inexplicit 0 silent 0 tacit 0 unstated 0 001 & 00703221 a 0000 | "gave silent consent"; "a tacit agreement"; "his action is clear but his reason remains unstated"
00704074 00 s 05 unsaid 0 unuttered 0 unverbalized 0 unvoiced 0 unspoken 0 001 & 00703221 a 0000 | not made explicit: "things left unspoken"
00704217 00 a 01 exploited 0 002 & 00704330 a 0000 ! 00704400 a 0101 | developed or used to greatest advantage
00704330 00 s 02 employed 0 made_use_of(p) 0 001 & 00704217 a 0000
00704400 00 a 02 unexploited 0 undeveloped 4 003 & 00704584 a 0000 & 00704695 a 0000 ! 00704217 a 0101 | undeveloped or unused: "vast unexploited (or undeveloped) natural resources"
00704584 00 s 01 fallow 0 001 & 00704400 a 0000 | undeveloped but potentially useful: "a fallow gold market"
00704695 00 s 01 untapped 0 001 & 00704400 a 0000 | not drawn upon or used: "untapped reserves of coal"; "the untapped stockrooms of our minds"- G.R.Harrison
00704855 00 a 01 expressible 0 004 & 00705019 a 0000 & 00705103 a 0000 & 00705249 a 0000 ! 00705363 a 0101 | capable of being expressed: "an expressible emotion"
00705019 00 s 01 describable 0 001 & 00704855 a 0000 | capable of being described
00705103 00 s 01 representable 0 001 & 00704855 a 0000 | (math) capable of being stated in symbolic form: "uniquely expressible in the form..."
00705249 00 s 02 speakable 0 utterable 0 001 & 00704855 a 0000 | capable of being uttered in words or sentences
00705363 00 a 02 inexpressible 0 unexpressible 0 002 & 00705475 a 0000 ! 00704855 a 0101 | defying expression
00705475 00 s 06 indefinable 0 indescribable 0 ineffable 0 unspeakable 0 untellable 0 unutterable 0 001 & 00705363 a 0000 | defying expression or description: "indefinable yearnings"; "indescribable beauty"; "ineffable ecstasy"; "inexpressible anguish"; "unspeakable happiness"; "unutterable contempt"; "a thing of untellable splendor"
00705813 00 a 02 extensile 0 extensible 0 003 & 00705916 a 0000 & 00706009 a 0000 ! 00706126 a 0101
00705916 00 s 02 protractile 0 protractible 0 001 & 00705813 a 0000 | "protractile muscle"
00706009 00 s 02 protrusile 0 protrusible 0 001 & 00705813 a 0000 | capable of being thrust forward, as the tongue
00706126 00 a 02 nonextensile 0 nonprotractile 0 001 ! 00705813 a 0101
00706200 00 a 01 extricable 0 001 ! 00706284 a 0101 | capable of being extricated
00706284 00 a 01 inextricable 0 002 & 00706476 a 0000 ! 00706200 a 0101 | not permitting extrication; incapable of being disentangled or untied: "an inextricable knot"; "inextricable unity"
00706476 00 s 01 unresolvable 0 001 & 00706284 a 0000 | "inextricable confusion"
00706559 00 a 01 bowed 0 001 ! 00706675 a 0101 | (music) of a stringed instrument: sounded by stroking with a bow
00706675 00 a 01 plucked 0 002 & 00706819 a 0000 ! 00706559 a 0101 | (music) of a stringed instrument: sounded with the fingers or a plectrum
00706819 00 s 01 pizzicato 0 001 & 00706675 a 0000 | of instruments in the violin family
00706910 00 a 01 fingered 0 002 & 00707141 a 0000 ! 00707256 a 0101 | having or resembling a finger or fingers; often used in combination: "the fingered roots of giant trees"; "rosy-fingered"; "three-fingered cartoon characters"
00707141 00 s 01 digitate 0 001 & 00706910 a 0000 | resembling a finger: "digitate leaves of the horse chestnut"
00707256 00 a 01 fingerless 0 001 ! 00706910 a 0101 | not having or having lost fingers
00707346 00 a 01 inhaled 0 002 & 00707489 a 0000 ! 00707683 a 0101 | drawn into the lungs; breathed in: "inhaled smoke can damage the lungs"
00707489 00 s 01 indrawn 0 001 & 00707346 a 0000 | made by drawing the breath in suddenly: "an indrawn gasp"; "her announcement was greeted with several indrawn breaths from around the table"
00707683 00 a 01 exhaled 0 001 ! 00707346 a 0101 | let or forced out of the lungs; breathed out: "an exhaled sigh"
00707800 00 a 01 expansive 0 004 & 00708019 a 0000 & 00708261 a 0000 & 00708373 a 0000 ! 00708515 a 0101 | able or tending to expand or characterized by expansion: "Expansive materials"; "the expansive force of fire"
00708019 00 s 02 erectile 0 cavernous 0 001 & 00707800 a 0000 | (physiol) filled with vascular sinuses and capable of becoming distended and rigid as the result of being filled with blood: "erectile tissue"; "the penis is an erectile organ
00708261 00 s 03 expandable 0 expandible 0 expansible 0 001 & 00707800 a 0000 | able to expand or be expanded
00708373 00 s 01 inflatable 0 001 & 00707800 a 0000 | designed to be filled with air or gas: "an inflatable mattress"; "an inflatable boat"
00708515 00 a 01 unexpansive 0 001 ! 00707800 a 0101 | showing no tendency to expand: "unexpansive bodies"
00708624 00 a 01 extinguishable 0 001 ! 00708780 a 0101 | capable of being extinguished or killed: "an extinguishable fire"; "hope too is extinguishable"
00708780 00 a 01 inextinguishable 0 001 ! 00708624 a 0101 | difficult or impossible to extinguish: "an inextinguishable flame"; "an inextinguishable faith"
00708938 00 a 01 external 0 006 & 00709163 a 0000 & 00709261 a 0000 & 00709399 a 0000 ^ 01294937 a 0000 = 03531499 n 0000 ! 00709494 a 0101 | happening, arising, or existing outside, apart, or beyond some limits or surface
00709163 00 s 02 out(a) 0 exterior 0 001 & 00708938 a 0000 | "the out surface of a ship's hull"
00709261 00 s 01 outer 0 001 & 00708938 a 0000 | (anatomy) the outer portion of the ear: "the external auditory canal"; "the outer ear"
00709399 00 s 01 outside 0 001 & 00708938 a 0000 | "the outside world"; "external pressures"
00709494 00 a 01 internal 0 007 & 00709718 a 0000 ^ 01296119 a 0000 & 00709814 a 0000 & 00709931 a 0000 & 00710074 a 0000 = 03531499 n 0000 ! 00708938 a 0101 | happening, arising, or existing within some limits or surface
00709718 00 s 01 inner 0 001 & 00709494 a 0000 | (anatomy) "internal organs"; "the inner ear"
00709814 00 s 01 interior 0 001 & 00709494 a 0000 | "interior regions of the earth"; "internal mechanism of a toy"
00709931 00 s 01 internecine 0 001 & 00709494 a 0000 | of conflict within a group or organization: "an internecine feud amond proxy holders"
00710074 00 s 01 intrinsic 0 001 & 00709494 a 0000 | (anatomy) situated within or belonging solely to the organ or body part on which it acts: "intrinsic muscles"
00710239 00 a 01 outer(a) 0 006 & 00710488 a 0000 & 00710566 a 0000 & 00710685 a 0000 & 00710802 a 0000 = 03531499 n 0000 ! 00710955 a 0101 | being on the outside or further from a center: "spent hours adorning the outer man"; "the outer suburbs"
00710488 00 s 02 out 0 outlying 0 001 & 00710239 a 0000 | "the out islands"
00710566 00 s 02 outermost 0 outmost 0 001 & 00710239 a 0000 | situated at the farthest possible point from a center
00710685 00 s 01 outside 0 001 & 00710239 a 0000 | on or toward an outer edge: "an outer lane"; "the outside lane"
00710802 00 s 01 satellite 0 001 & 00710239 a 0000 | surrounding and dominated by a central authority or power: "a city and its satellite communities"
00710955 00 a 01 inner(a) 0 005 & 00711148 a 0000 & 00711234 a 0000 & 00711361 a 0000 = 03531499 n 0000 ! 00710239 a 0101 | located or occurring within or closer to a center: "an inner room"
00711148 00 s 01 central 0 001 & 00710955 a 0000 | "the inner city"; "central city"
00711234 00 s 02 inmost 0 innermost 0 001 & 00710955 a 0000 | situated or occurring farthest within: "the innermost chamber"
00711361 00 s 01 inside 0 001 & 00710955 a 0000 | away from the outer edge: "an inner lane"; "the inside lane"
00711474 00 a 01 outward 0 005 & 00711728 a 0000 & 00711888 a 0000 ^ 01431826 a 0000 = 03285488 n 0000 ! 00711955 a 0101 | relating to physical reality rather than the mind or spirit: "a concern with outward beauty rather than with inward reflections"
00711728 00 s 01 external 0 001 & 00711474 a 0000 | purely external or superficial: "outward composure"; "an external concern for reputation"- A.R.Gurney,Jr.
00711888 00 s 01 outer 0 001 & 00711474 a 0000 | "outer reality"
00711955 00 a 01 inward 0 006 & 00712143 a 0000 & 00712324 a 0000 & 00712446 a 0000 & 00712817 a 0000 = 03285728 n 0000 ! 00711474 a 0101 | relating to or existing in the mind or spirit
00712143 00 s 01 indwelling 0 001 & 00711955 a 0000 | existing or residing as an inner activating spirit or force or principle: "an indwelling divinity"; "an indwelling goodness"
00712324 00 s 02 inmost 0 innermost 0 001 & 00711955 a 0000 | being deepest within the self: "one's innermost feelings"
00712446 00 s 03 inner 0 interior 0 internal 0 001 & 00711955 a 0000 | "a concern with inward reflections"; "Beethoven's manuscript looks like a bloody record of a tremendous inner battle"- Leonard Bernstein; "she thinks she has no soul, no interior life, but the truth is that she has no access to it"- David Denby; "an internal sense of rightousness"- A.R.Gurney,Jr.
00712817 00 s 01 spiritual 0 001 & 00711955 a 0000
00712871 00 a 01 exterior 0 004 & 00713045 a 0000 = 03531499 n 0000 ! 00713238 a 0101 & 00713143 a 0000 | situated on or suitable for the outdoors or outside of a building
00713045 00 s 01 external 0 001 & 00712871 a 0000 | "exterior grade plywood"; "external paints"
00713143 00 s 01 outside(a) 0 001 & 00712871 a 0000 | "an exterior scene"; "an outside door"
00713238 00 a 01 interior 0 004 & 00713396 a 0000 & 00713489 a 0000 = 03531499 n 0000 ! 00712871 a 0101 | situated within or suitable for inside a building
00713396 00 s 01 indoor 0 001 & 00713238 a 0000 | "an interior scene"; "an indoor setting"
00713489 00 s 01 inside(a) 0 001 & 00713238 a 0000 | "an inside wall"
00713561 00 a 01 eyed 0 011 & 00713892 a 0000 & 00713975 a 0000 & 00714234 a 0000 & 00714391 a 0000 & 00714504 a 0000 & 00714685 a 0000 & 00714789 a 0000 & 00714866 a 0000 ! 00714967 a 0101 & 00714047 a 0000 & 00714577 a 0000 | having an eye or eyes or eyelike feature esp as specified; often used in combination: "an eyed hook"
00713892 00 s 01 almond-eyed 0 001 & 00713561 a 0000 | having almond-shaped eyes
00713975 00 s 01 blue-eyed 0 001 & 00713561 a 0000 | having blue eyes
00714047 00 s 01 eyelike 0 001 & 00713561 a 0000 | suggesting an eye or eyes: "the eyelike gleam of...campfires"; "a peacock's eyed feathers"; "eyelike markings on a butterfly's wings"
00714234 00 s 01 one-eyed 0 001 & 00713561 a 0000 | having or showing only one eye: "one-eyed Jacks are wild"; "the three one-eyed Cyclopes of Greek myth"
00714391 00 s 01 ox-eyed 0 001 & 00713561 a 0000 | having large round eyes like those of an ox: "ox-eyed Juno"
00714504 00 s 01 popeyed 0 001 & 00713561 a 0000 | having bulging eyes
00714577 00 s 01 red-eyed 0 001 & 00713561 a 0000 | having the eyes reddened or imflamed as from weeping"
00714685 00 s 02 saucer-eyed 0 round-eyed 0 001 & 00713561 a 0000 | having large round wide-open eyes
00714789 00 s 01 sharp-eyed 0 001 & 00713561 a 0000 | having keen eyesight
00714866 00 s 01 skew-eyed 0 001 & 00713561 a 0000 | having eyes that look in different directions
00714967 00 a 01 eyeless 0 001 ! 00713561 a 0101 | lacking eyes or eyelike features: "eyeless fish that evolved in dark caves"; "an eyeless needle"
00715117 00 a 01 inter 0 001 ! 00715304 a 0101 | (prefix) between or among or in the midst of: "intercontinental flights"; "interscholastic athletics"; "interlobular connective tissue"
00715304 00 a 01 intra 0 001 ! 00715117 a 0101 | (prefix) within: e.g. "intravenous"; "intramural"
00715405 00 a 01 in(p) 0 002 & 00715500 a 0000 ! 00715599 a 0101 | not out: "the tide is in"
00715500 00 s 01 at_home(p) 0 001 & 00715405 a 0000 | "It's ten o'clock and the children are in"
00715599 00 a 01 out(p) 1 002 & 00715710 a 0000 ! 00715405 a 0101 | not in; or in the open: "the sun is out"
00715710 00 s 01 away(a) 0 001 & 00715599 a 0000 | away from home or business: "has been out all day"; "out to lunch"
00715830 00 a 01 playable 0 001 ! 00716120 a 0101 | capable of or suitable for being played or played on: "a playable lie in golf"; "the baseball fan reached out and caught a foul that was judged playable"; "the ball field was playable"; "harpsichord music is readily playable"- P.H.Lang
00716120 00 a 01 unplayable 0 001 ! 00715830 a 0101 | not capable of or suitable for being played or played on: "the golf ball was in an unplayable lie"; "the field was unplayable"; "some music seems almost unplayable"
00716341 00 a 01 fair 1 002 & 00716423 a 0000 ! 00716477 a 0101 | of a baseball
00716423 00 s 01 in-bounds 0 001 & 00716341 a 0000
00716477 00 a 01 foul 0 002 & 00716559 a 0000 ! 00716341 a 0101 | of a baseball
00716559 00 s 01 out-of-bounds 0 001 & 00716477 a 0000
00716617 00 a 02 fair 3 just 4 009 & 00716944 a 0000 & 00717109 a 0000 & 00717324 a 0000 & 00717429 a 0000 ^ 01317298 a 0000 ^ 01043082 a 0000 ^ 01489572 a 0000 = 03398645 n 0000 ! 00717498 a 0101 | free from favoritism or self-interest or bias or deception: "a fair referee; "fair deal"; "on a fair footing"; "a fair fight"
00716944 00 s 02 antimonopoly 0 antitrust 0 001 & 00716617 a 0000 | of laws and regulations: designed to protect trade and commerce from unfair business practices
00717109 00 s 03 clean 0 sporting 0 sportsmanlike 0 001 & 00716617 a 0000 | marked by or calling for sportsmanship or fair play: "a clean fight"; "a sporting solution of the disagreement"; "sportsmanlike conduct"
00717324 00 s 01 fair-minded 0 001 & 00716617 a 0000 | of a person: just and impartial; not prejudiced
00717429 00 s 02 honest 0 fair-and-square 0 001 & 00716617 a 0000
00717498 00 a 02 unfair 0 unjust 4 006 & 00717783 a 0000 & 00717913 a 0000 ^ 01316995 a 0000 ^ 01043816 a 0000 = 03398645 n 0000 ! 00716617 a 0101 | not fair; marked by injustice or partiality or deception: "used unfair methods"; "it was an unfair trial"; "took an unfair advantage"
00717783 00 s 04 cheating(a) 0 dirty 0 unsporting 0 unsportsmanlike 0 001 & 00717498 a 0000 | "he plays a dirty game of tennis"
00717913 00 s 02 raw 0 unjust 0 001 & 00717498 a 0000 | brutally unfair or harsh: "received raw treatment from his friends"; "a raw deal"
00718053 00 a 01 equitable 0 002 & 00718257 a 0000 ! 00718358 a 0101 | implying justice dictated by reason, conscience, and a natural sense of what is fair to all: "equitable treatment of all citizens"
00718257 00 s 02 evenhanded 0 just 0 001 & 00718053 a 0000 | "evenhanded justice"; "a just reward"
00718358 00 a 01 inequitable 0 002 & 00718432 a 0000 ! 00718053 a 0101
00718432 00 s 02 unjust 0 unreasonable 0 001 & 00718358 a 0000
00718498 00 a 01 faithful 0 008 & 00718844 a 0000 & 00719036 a 0000 & 00719146 a 0000 ^ 00431747 a 0000 ^ 01862598 a 0000 ^ 01865971 a 0000 = 03420947 n 0000 ! 00719300 a 0101 | steadfast in affection or allegiance: "years of faithful service"; "faithful employees"; "we do not doubt that England has a faithful patriot in the Lord Chancellor"
00718844 00 s 04 fast 0 firm 0 loyal 0 truehearted 0 001 & 00718498 a 0000 | unwavering in devotion to friend or vow or cause: "fast (or firm) friends"; "loyal supporters"; "a loyal friend"
00719036 00 s 02 true_to(p) 0 true 1 001 & 00718498 a 0000 | sexually faithful: "remained true to his wife"
00719146 00 s 01 true 2 001 & 00718498 a 0000 | devoted (sometimes fanatically) to a particular concept of truth esp religious truth: "a true believer"
00719300 00 a 03 unfaithful 0 faithless 4 disloyal 4 009 & 00719566 a 0000 & 00719663 a 0000 & 00719924 a 0000 & 00720159 a 0000 ^ 00432414 a 0000 ^ 01863937 a 0000 ^ 01866776 a 0000 = 03420947 n 0000 ! 00718498 a 0101 | not true to duty or obligation or promises
00719566 00 s 01 apostate 0 001 & 00719300 a 0000 | not faithful to religion or party or cause
00719663 00 s 04 adulterous 0 cheating(a) 0 two-timing(a) 0 untrue(p) 0 001 & 00719300 a 0000 | not faithful to spouse or lover; sexually unfaithful: "a cheating lover"; "adulterous husbands and wives"; "my two-timing boy friend"; "he had been untrue to her"
00719924 00 s 02 perfidious 0 treacherous 0 001 & 00719300 a 0000 | deliberately and abominably betraying or likely to betray trust or confidence; deceitful: "treacherous and unscrupulous"; "his perfidious murder of his best friend"
00720159 00 s 01 punic 0 001 & 00719300 a 0000 | having a treacherous character as attributed to the Carthaginians by the Romans
00720290 00 a 01 loyal 0 008 & 00720517 a 0000 & 00720695 a 0000 & 00720844 a 0000 & 00720995 a 0000 & 00721129 a 0000 ^ 01332260 a 0000 = 03421321 n 0000 ! 00721287 a 0101 | steadfast in allegiance or duty: "loyal subjects"
00720517 00 s 01 allegiant 0 001 & 00720290 a 0000 | steadfast in devotion esp to one's lawful monarch or government: "it is impossible to be allegiant to two opposing forces"
00720695 00 s 02 dedicated 0 devoted 0 001 & 00720290 a 0000 | zealous in loyalty or affection: "dedicated nurses"; "a devoted husband and father"
00720844 00 s 01 leal 0 001 & 00720290 a 0000 | (archaic or Scot) faithful and true: "leal to the core of her intrepid Scottish heart"- Harry Lauder
00720995 00 s 01 liege 0 001 & 00720290 a 0000 | owing or owed feudal allegiance and service: "one's liege lord"; "a liege subject"
00721129 00 s 01 true-blue 0 001 & 00720290 a 0000 | marked by unswerving loyalty: "a true-blue American"; "a reliable true-blue country club conservative"
00721287 00 a 02 disloyal 0 unfaithful 4 009 & 00721533 a 0000 & 00721646 a 0000 & 00721775 a 0000 & 00721944 a 0000 & 00722119 a 0000 ^ 01332537 a 0000 = 03421321 n 0000 ! 00720290 a 0101 & 00722362 a 0000 | deserting one's allegiance or duty
00721533 00 s 01 awol 0 001 & 00721287 a 0000 | (military) having deserted one's post or station without leave
00721646 00 s 03 insurgent 0 seditious 0 subversive 0 001 & 00721287 a 0000 | in opposition to a civil authority or government
00721775 00 s 01 mutinous 0 001 & 00721287 a 0000 | consisting of or characterized by or inciting to mutiny: "mutinous acts"; "mutinous thoughts"; "a mutinous speech"
00721944 00 s 03 rebel(a) 0 rebelling(a) 0 rebellious 0 001 & 00721287 a 0000 | partipating in organized resistance to a constituted government: "the rebelling confederacy"
00722119 00 s 04 recreant 0 renegade 0 traitorous 0 treacherous 0 001 & 00721287 a 0000 | having deserted a cause or principle: "some provinces had proved recreant"; "renegade supporters of the usurper"; "a lying traitorous insurrectionist"
00722362 00 s 03 traitorous 2 treasonable 0 treasonous 0 001 & 00721287 a 0000 | constituting treason: "a traitorous act"; "treasonable acts like sabotage"
00722520 00 a 01 fallible 0 003 & 00722609 a 0000 & 00722735 a 0000 ! 00722873 a 0101
00722609 00 s 03 errant 0 erring 0 error-prone 0 001 & 00722520 a 0000 | capable of making an error; "all men are fallible"
00722735 00 s 02 undependable 0 unreliable 0 001 & 00722520 a 0000 | liable to be erroneous or misleading; "a fallible generalization"
00722873 00 a 02 infallible 0 unfailing 5 004 & 00722994 a 0000 & 00723221 a 0000 & 00723324 a 0000 ! 00722520 a 0101
00722994 00 s 03 certain 0 foolproof 0 sure 0 001 & 00722873 a 0000 | not liable to failure: "a quick and certain remedy"; "a foolproof identification system"; "wood dust is a sure sign of termites"; "an infallible antidote"
00723221 00 s 02 errorless 0 faultless 0 001 & 00722873 a 0000 | (Catholicism) "the infallible pope"
00723324 00 s 03 inerrable 0 inerrant 0 unerring 0 001 & 00722873 a 0000 | not liable to error: "an infallible memory"; "no doctor is infallible"
00723472 00 a 01 familiar 0 006 & 00723730 a 0000 & 00723913 a 0000 ^ 01046914 a 0000 & 00724022 a 0000 = 03376072 n 0000 ! 00724168 a 0101 | having knowledge of or often encountered: "he was familiar with those roads"; "a familiar path"; "familiar songs"
00723730 00 s 03 acquainted(p) 0 acquainted_with(p) 0 familiar_with(p) 0 001 & 00723472 a 0000 | having fair knowledge of: "they were acquainted"; "fully acquainted with the facts"
00723913 00 s 01 beaten(a) 0 001 & 00723472 a 0000 | much trodden and worn smooth or bare: "a beaten path"
00724022 00 s 03 long-familiar 0 well-known(a) 0 well_known(p) 0 001 & 00723472 a 0000 | frequently seen or experienced: "a long-familiar face"
00724168 00 a 02 unfamiliar 0 strange 4 008 & 00724477 a 0000 & 00724754 a 0000 ^ 00777467 a 0000 & 00725159 a 0000 & 00725227 a 0000 ^ 01048587 a 0000 = 03376072 n 0000 ! 00723472 a 0101 | not known or encountered before: "a name unfamiliar to most"; "be alert at night especially in strange surroundings"
00724477 00 s 04 antic 0 fantastic 0 fantastical 0 grotesque 0 001 & 00724168 a 0000 | ludicrously odd: "Hamlet's assumed antic disposition"; "fantastic Halloween costumes"; "a strange fantastical mind"; "tales of grotesque serpents eight fathoms long that churned the seas"
00724754 00 s 08 curious 0 funny 0 peculiar 0 queer 0 rum 0 rummy 0 singular 0 strange 0 001 & 00724168 a 0000 | deviating from the familiar or customary; out of the ordinary: "a curious hybrid accent"; "her speech has a funny twang"; "the peculiar aromatic odor of cloves"; "something definitely queer about this town"; "what a rum fellow"; "singular behavior"; "what a strange sense of humor she has"
00725159 00 s 01 off_the_beaten_track(p) 0 001 & 00724168 a 0000
00725227 00 s 01 quaint 0 001 & 00724168 a 0000 | strange in an interesting or pleasing way: "quaint dialect words"; "quaint streets of New Orleans, that most foreign of American cities"; "a quaint sense of humor"
00725443 00 a 01 fashionable 0 011 & 00725679 a 0000 & 00725877 a 0000 & 00726034 a 0000 & 00726134 a 0000 & 00726243 a 0000 & 00726353 a 0000 & 00726442 a 0000 & 00726582 a 0000 & 00726655 a 0000 ! 00726737 a 0101 & 00725806 a 0000
00725679 00 s 05 a_la_mode(p) 0 in_style(p) 0 in_vogue(p) 0 modish 0 stylish 0 001 & 00725443 a 0000 | currently fashionable
00725806 00 s 01 chichi 0 001 & 00725443 a 0000 | affectedly stylish
00725877 00 s 08 dapper 0 dashing 0 jaunty 0 natty 0 raffish 0 rakish 0 snappy 0 spruce 0 001 & 00725443 a 0000 | marked by smartness in dress and manners
00726034 00 s 02 faddish 0 faddy 0 001 & 00725443 a 0000 | intensely fashionable for a short time
00726134 00 s 02 groovy 0 swagger 0 001 & 00725443 a 0000 | (British informal) very chic: "groovy clothes"
00726243 00 s 01 in 0 001 & 00725443 a 0000 | (informal) "the in thing to do"; "large shoulder pads are in"
00726353 00 s 04 mod 0 modern 0 up-to-date(a) 0 up_to_date(p) 0 001 & 00725443 a 0000
00726442 00 s 01 smart 0 001 & 00725443 a 0000 | of or associated with people of fashion; "the fashionable side of town"; "the smart set"
00726582 00 s 02 trendsetting 0 trend-setting 0 001 & 00725443 a 0000
00726655 00 s 02 trendy 0 voguish 0 001 & 00725443 a 0000 | "fashionable ideas"
00726737 00 a 01 unfashionable 0 007 & 00726903 a 0000 & 00727112 a 0000 & 00727227 a 0000 ^ 01254644 a 0000 & 00727362 a 0000 & 00727410 a 0000 ! 00725443 a 0101
00726903 00 s 0a antique 0 demode 0 old-fashioned 0 old-hat(p) 0 outmoded 0 out-of-date 0 out_of_fashion(p) 0 out_of_style(p) 0 passe 0 passee 0 001 & 00726737 a 0000 | "a suit of rather antique appearance"
00727112 00 s 01 dated 0 001 & 00726737 a 0000 | marked by features of the immediate and usually discounted past
00727227 00 s 03 dowdy 0 frumpy 0 frumpish 0 001 & 00726737 a 0000 | out of date: "nothing so frumpish as last year's gambling game"
00727362 00 s 01 out 0 001 & 00726737 a 0000
00727410 00 s 01 prehistoric 0 001 & 00726737 a 0000 | (informal) "my mother has these prehistoric ideas about proper clothes"
00727539 00 a 01 stylish 0 004 & 00727805 a 0000 & 00727898 a 0000 & 00727969 a 0000 ! 00728051 a 0101 | having elegance or taste or refinement in manners or dress: "a little less posh but every bit as stylish as Lord Peter Wimsey"; "the stylish resort of Gstadd"
00727805 00 s 02 chic 0 smart 0 001 & 00727539 a 0000 | elegantly stylish: "chic elegance"
00727898 00 s 01 chichi 0 001 & 00727539 a 0000 | affectedly stylish
00727969 00 s 03 classy 0 posh 0 swish 0 001 & 00727539 a 0000 | informal terms
00728051 00 a 02 styleless 0 unstylish 0 002 & 00728238 a 0000 ! 00727539 a 0101 | lacking in style or elegance; "a styleless way of dressing"; "expensive but styleless country tweeds"
00728238 00 s 01 dowdy 0 001 & 00728051 a 0000 | lacking in smartness or taste: "a dowdy gray outfit"; "a clean and sunny but completely dowdy room"
00728389 00 a 01 fast 1 018 & 00728744 a 0000 & 00728869 a 0000 & 00728983 a 0000 & 00729088 a 0000 ^ 00695569 a 0000 & 00729209 a 0000 & 00729301 a 0000 & 00729542 a 0000 & 00729661 a 0000 & 00729729 a 0000 ^ 00965042 a 0000 & 00729856 a 0000 & 00730005 a 0000 & 00730108 a 0000 & 00730240 a 0000 ^ 00869288 a 0000 = 03522730 n 0000 ! 00730408 a 0101
00728744 00 s 01 accelerated 0 001 & 00728389 a 0000 | speeded up, as of an academic course: "on the fast track in school"
00728869 00 s 01 ahead_of_time 0 001 & 00728389 a 0000 | (of timepieces) indicating later than the correct time
00728983 00 s 02 alacritous 0 prompt 0 001 & 00728389 a 0000 | quick in responding: "prompt obedience"
00729088 00 s 02 blistering 0 red-hot 0 001 & 00728389 a 0000 | very fast: "a blistering pace"; "a red-hot line drive"
00729209 00 s 01 double-quick 0 001 & 00728389 a 0000 | of a marching cadence; very quick
00729301 00 s 04 fast-flying 0 fast_flying 0 hurrying 0 speedy 1 001 & 00728389 a 0000 | moving or functioning quickly and energetically: "a fast-flying messenger"; "affection for this hurrying driving...little man"; "a speedy errand boy"
00729542 00 s 02 fleet 0 swift 0 001 & 00728389 a 0000 | moving with great speed: "fleet of foot"; "a swift current"
00729661 00 s 01 high-speed 1 001 & 00728389 a 0000 | "fast film"
00729729 00 s 02 hot 0 high-speed 2 001 & 00728389 a 0000 | "got off to a hot start"; "in hot pursuit"; "a high-speed chase"
00729856 00 s 02 instantaneous 0 instant(a) 0 001 & 00728389 a 0000 | occurring with no delay: "relief was instantaneous"; "instant gratification"
00730005 00 s 01 jet-propelled 0 001 & 00728389 a 0000 | driven by or as if driven by jet propulsion
00730108 00 s 01 meteoric 0 001 & 00728389 a 0000 | like a meteor in speed or brilliance or transience: "a meteoric rise to fame"
00730240 00 s 03 quick 0 rapid 0 speedy 2 001 & 00728389 a 0000 | done or occurring in a brief period of time: "a quick inspection"; "a quick rise through the ranks"
00730408 00 a 01 slow 1 014 & 00730717 a 0000 & 00730831 a 0000 & 00730948 a 0000 ^ 00695839 a 0000 & 00731051 a 0000 & 00731157 a 0000 ^ 00868785 a 0000 & 00731222 a 0000 & 00731470 a 0000 & 00731564 a 0000 ^ 00965785 a 0000 = 03522730 n 0000 ! 00728389 a 0101 & 00731313 a 0000 | proceeding without speed
00730717 00 s 01 behind_time 0 001 & 00730408 a 0000 | (of timepieces) registering earlier than what is correct
00730831 00 s 02 bumper-to-bumper 0 crawling 0 001 & 00730408 a 0000 | used of traffic: "bumper-to-bumper traffic"
00730948 00 s 05 dawdling 0 dilatory 0 laggard 0 poky 0 pokey 0 001 & 00730408 a 0000 | wasting time
00731051 00 s 01 dragging 0 001 & 00730408 a 0000 | painfully or tediously slow: "the dragging minutes"
00731157 00 s 02 drawling 0 drawn-out 0 001 & 00730408 a 0000
00731222 00 s 03 languid 0 lazy 0 sluggish 1 001 & 00730408 a 0000 | slow to move or act
00731313 00 s 02 long-play 0 long-playing 0 001 & 00730408 a 0000 | (used of records) playing at a slower speed and for a longer time than earlier records
00731470 00 s 02 slack 0 sluggish 2 001 & 00730408 a 0000 | used of both business and water
00731564 00 s 01 slow-moving 0 001 & 00730408 a 0000
00731620 00 a 01 fast 2 007 & 00731784 a 0000 & 00731852 a 0000 & 00731938 a 0000 & 00732019 a 0000 & 00732091 a 0000 & 00732178 a 0000 ! 00732251 a 0101 | music
00731784 00 s 01 allegro 0 001 & 00731620 a 0000 | of tempo; fast
00731852 00 s 01 allegretto 0 001 & 00731620 a 0000 | of tempo; faster than allegro
00731938 00 s 01 andantino 0 001 & 00731620 a 0000 | of tempo; moderately fast
00732019 00 s 01 presto 0 001 & 00731620 a 0000 | of tempo; very fast
00732091 00 s 01 prestissimo 0 001 & 00731620 a 0000 | of tempo; as fast as possible
00732178 00 s 01 vivace 0 001 & 00731620 a 0000 | very fast and lively
00732251 00 a 01 slow 2 010 & 00732469 a 0000 & 00732541 a 0000 & 00732620 a 0000 & 00732686 a 0000 & 00732762 a 0000 & 00732852 a 0000 & 00732938 a 0000 & 00733025 a 0000 & 00733092 a 0000 ! 00731620 a 0101 | music
00732469 00 s 01 adagio 0 001 & 00732251 a 0000 | of tempo; leisurely
00732541 00 s 01 andante 0 001 & 00732251 a 0000 | of tempo; moderately slow
00732620 00 s 01 lento 0 001 & 00732251 a 0000 | of tempo; slow
00732686 00 s 01 lentissimo 0 001 & 00732251 a 0000 | of tempo; very slow
00732762 00 s 01 largo 0 001 & 00732251 a 0000 | very slow in tempo and broad in manner
00732852 00 s 01 larghetto 0 001 & 00732251 a 0000 | less slow and broad than largo
00732938 00 s 01 larghissimo 0 001 & 00732251 a 0000 | as slow and broad as possible
00733025 00 s 01 grave 0 001 & 00732251 a 0000 | slow and solemn
00733092 00 s 01 moderato 0 001 & 00732251 a 0000 | of tempo; moderate
00733165 00 a 01 fastidious 0 008 & 00733346 a 0000 & 00733457 a 0000 & 00733592 a 0000 & 00733768 a 0000 & 00733895 a 0000 ^ 01493823 a 0000 ^ 01836615 a 0000 ! 00733993 a 0101
00733346 00 s 03 choosy 0 choosey 0 particular 0 001 & 00733165 a 0000 | difficult to please esp. in details
00733457 00 s 05 dainty 0 nice 0 overnice 0 prissy 0 squeamish 0 001 & 00733165 a 0000 | excessively fastidious and easily disgusted
00733592 00 s 08 finical 0 finicky 0 fussy 1 meticulous 0 painstaking 0 pernickety 0 persnickety 0 punctilious 0 001 & 00733165 a 0000 | excessively concerned about niceties
00733768 00 s 01 exacting 0 001 & 00733165 a 0000 | having complicated nutritional requirements: "fastidious microorganisms"
00733895 00 s 03 fussy 2 old-maidish 0 old-womanish 0 001 & 00733165 a 0000 | primly fastidious
00733993 00 a 01 unfastidious 0 004 & 00734104 a 0000 ^ 01495275 a 0000 ^ 01837316 a 0000 ! 00733165 a 0101
00734104 00 s 01 untidy 0 001 & 00733993 a 0000 | "unfastidious in her dress"
00734184 00 a 01 fat 1 016 & 00734528 a 0000 & 00734606 a 0000 & 00734735 a 0000 & 00734853 a 0000 & 00735084 a 0000 & 00735163 a 0000 & 00735306 a 0000 & 00735395 a 0000 ^ 00619455 a 0000 & 00735461 a 0000 & 00735533 a 0000 & 00735636 a 0000 ^ 01566056 a 0000 ^ 01828389 a 0000 = 03503682 n 0000 ! 00735746 a 0101 | having much flesh or fat
00734528 00 s 03 abdominous 0 paunchy 0 potbellied 0 001 & 00734184 a 0000
00734606 00 s 02 blubber 0 blubbery 0 001 & 00734184 a 0000 | "blubber cheeks"; "blubber lips"; "a coarse blubbery individual"
00734853 00 s 05 compact 0 heavyset 1 stocky 0 thick 0 thickset 0 001 & 00734184 a 0000 | heavy and compact in form or build or stature: "a wrestler of compact build"; "stocky legs"; "he had a thick neck"; "a thickset young man"
00735084 00 s 02 corpulent 0 obese 0 001 & 00734184 a 0000 | excessively fat
00735163 00 s 03 double-chinned 0 jowly 0 loose-jowled 0 001 & 00734184 a 0000 | having sagging folds of flesh beneath the chin or lower jaw
00735306 00 s 04 dumpy 0 podgy 0 pudgy 0 tubby 0 001 & 00734184 a 0000 | short and fat
00735395 00 s 01 fattish 0 001 & 00734184 a 0000 | somewhat fat
00735461 00 s 03 fleshy 0 heavy 0 overweight 0 001 & 00734184 a 0000
00735533 00 s 02 gross 0 porcine 0 001 & 00734184 a 0000 | repellently fat: "a bald porcine old man"
00735636 00 s 03 portly 0 stout 0 heavyset 2 001 & 00734184 a 0000 | usu men are portly and women are stout
00735746 00 a 02 thin 3 lean 4 023 & 00736220 a 0000 & 00736327 a 0000 & 00736469 a 0000 & 00736789 a 0000 & 00736952 a 0000 & 00737080 a 0000 ^ 00619175 a 0000 & 00737257 a 0000 & 00737355 a 0000 & 00737429 a 0000 & 00737538 a 0000 & 00737653 a 0000 & 00737792 a 0000 & 00737975 a 0000 & 00738091 a 0000 & 00738163 a 0000 & 00738410 a 0000 ^ 01829569 a 0000 & 00738486 a 0000 & 00738637 a 0000 = 03503682 n 0000 ! 00734184 a 0101 & 00738307 a 0000 | lacking excess flesh
00736220 00 s 01 anorexic 0 001 & 00735746 a 0000 | suffering from anorexia nervosa; pathologically thin
00736327 00 s 01 bladed 0 001 & 00735746 a 0000 | (crystallog) composed of thin flat plates resembling a knife blade: "bladed arsenopyrite"
00736469 00 s 08 bony 0 cadaverous 0 emaciated 0 gaunt 0 haggard 0 pinched 0 skeletal 0 wasted 0 001 & 00735746 a 0000 | "emaciated bony hands"; "a nightmare population of gaunt men and skeletal boys"; "eyes were haggard and cavernous"; "small pinched faces"; kept life in his wasted frame only by grim concentration"
00736789 00 s 03 compressed 0 flat 0 flattened 0 001 & 00735746 a 0000 | (biol) flattened laterally along the whole length e.g. certain leafstalks or flatfishes
00736952 00 s 03 deep-eyed 0 hollow-eyed 0 sunken-eyed 0 001 & 00735746 a 0000 | characteristic of the bony face of a cadaver
00737080 00 s 04 delicate 0 slender 0 slight 0 slim 0 001 & 00735746 a 0000 | being of delicate or slender build: "she was slender as a willow shoot is slender"- Frank Norris
00737257 00 s 03 gangling 0 gangly 0 lanky 0 001 & 00735746 a 0000 | ungracefully tall and thin
00737355 00 s 02 lank 0 spindly 0 001 & 00735746 a 0000 | long and lean
00737429 00 s 01 rawboned 0 001 & 00735746 a 0000 | having a lean and bony physique: "a rawboned cow hand"
00737538 00 s 02 reedy 0 twiggy 0 001 & 00735746 a 0000 | resembling a reed or twig in being slender and fragile
00737653 00 s 01 scarecrowish 0 001 & 00735746 a 0000 | resembling a scarecrow in being thin and ragged: "a forlorn scarecrowish figure"
00737792 00 s 05 scraggy 0 scrawny 0 skinny 0 underweight 0 weedy 0 001 & 00735746 a 0000 | having unattractive thinness: "a child with skinny freckled legs"; "a long scrawny neck"
00737975 00 s 03 shriveled 0 shrunken 0 withered 0 001 & 00735746 a 0000 | "he did well despite his withered arm"
00738091 00 s 02 slim-waisted 0 wasp-waisted 0 001 & 00735746 a 0000
00738163 00 s 02 spare 0 trim 0 001 & 00735746 a 0000 | thin and fit: "the spare figure of a marathon runner"; "a body kept trim by exercise"
00738307 00 s 02 spindle-legged 0 spindle-shanked 0 001 & 00735746 a 0000 | having long slender legs
00738410 00 s 02 stringy 0 wiry 0 001 & 00735746 a 0000 | lean and sinewy
00738486 00 s 03 wisplike 0 wispy 0 slight 2 001 & 00735746 a 0000 | thin and weak: "a wispy little fellow with small hands and feet"- Edmund Wilson
00738637 00 s 02 wizen 0 wizened 0 001 & 00735746 a 0000 | thin and shrunken with age; "a wizened little man with frizzy gray hair"
00738771 00 a 01 fat 2 005 & 00738891 a 0000 & 00738951 a 0000 & 00739030 a 0000 ! 00739203 a 0101 & 00739102 a 0000
00738891 00 s 02 adipose 0 fatty 1 001 & 00738771 a 0000
00738951 00 s 04 greasy 0 oily 0 oleaginous 0 fatty 2 001 & 00738771 a 0000
00739030 00 s 01 suety 0 001 & 00738771 a 0000 | like or full of suet
00739102 00 s 01 superfatted 0 001 & 00738771 a 0000 | (of soap) containing extra unsaponified fat
00739203 00 a 01 nonfat 0 003 & 00739290 a 0000 & 00739353 a 0000 ! 00738771 a 0101
00739290 00 s 02 fat-free 0 fatless 0 001 & 00739203 a 0000
00739353 00 s 02 skim 0 skimmed 0 001 & 00739203 a 0000 | used of milk and milk products
00739444 00 a 01 fatal 0 005 & 00739566 a 0000 & 00739748 a 0000 & 00739919 a 0000 & 00740071 a 0000 ! 00740208 a 0101
00739566 00 s 03 deadly 1 deathly 0 mortal 1 001 & 00739444 a 0000 | causing or capable of causing death: "a fatal accident"; "a deadly enemy"; "mortal combat"; "a mortal illness"
00739748 00 s 01 disastrous 0 001 & 00739444 a 0000 | bringing utter ruin; "a fatal error"; "it is fatal to enter any war without the will to win it"- Douglas MacArthur
00739919 00 s 02 deadly 2 lethal 0 001 & 00739444 a 0000 | of an instrument of certain death; "deadly poisons"; "lethal weapon"; "a lethal injection"
00740071 00 s 01 terminal 0 001 & 00739444 a 0000 | causing or ending in or approaching death: "a terminal patient"; "terminal cancer"
00740208 00 a 01 nonfatal 0 002 & 00740279 a 0000 ! 00739444 a 0101
00740279 00 s 01 nonlethal 0 001 & 00740208 a 0000 | not capable of causing death
00740363 00 a 01 curable 0 001 ! 00740482 a 0101 | being such that curing or healing is possible: "curable diseases"
00740482 00 a 01 incurable 0 001 ! 00740363 a 0101 | being such that a cure is impossible: "an incurable disease"; "an incurable addiction to smoking"
00740635 00 a 01 fathomable 1 004 & 00740785 a 0000 & 00740887 a 0000 ^ 00392275 a 0000 ! 00740976 a 0101 | of meaning; capable of being penetrated
00740785 00 s 02 ascertainable 0 discoverable 0 001 & 00740635 a 0000 | capable of being worked out
00740887 00 s 03 comprehensible 0 explicable 0 understandable 0 001 & 00740635 a 0000
00740976 00 a 02 unfathomable 1 fathomless 0 006 & 00741181 a 0000 & 00741538 a 0000 ^ 00669637 a 0000 ^ 00393022 a 0000 ^ 00701384 a 0000 ! 00740635 a 0101 | of meaning; not capable of being penetrated
00741181 00 s 03 abstruse 0 obscure 0 recondite 0 001 & 00740976 a 0000 | incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge: "unfathomable theories"; "the professor's lectures were so abstruse that students tended to avoid them"; "those who do not appreciate Kafka's work say his style is obscure"; "some recondite problem in historiography"
00741538 00 s 01 bottomless 0 001 & 00740976 a 0000 | "one of the bottomless mysteries of life"
00741636 00 a 01 fathomable 2 002 & 00741757 a 0000 ! 00741823 a 0101 | of depth; capable of being sounded or measured
00741757 00 s 02 plumbable 0 soundable 0 001 & 00741636 a 0000
00741823 00 a 01 unfathomable 2 003 ^ 00518172 a 0000 & 00741968 a 0000 ! 00741636 a 0101 | of depth; not capable of being sounded or measured
00741968 00 s 01 unsoundable 0 001 & 00741823 a 0000
00742024 00 a 02 favorable 1 favourable 1 004 & 00742201 a 0000 & 00742278 a 0000 ^ 00144193 a 0000 ! 00742396 a 0101 | (of winds or weather) tending to promote or facilitate
00742201 00 s 01 following(a) 0 001 & 00742024 a 0000 | "a following wind"
00742278 00 s 01 mild 0 001 & 00742024 a 0000 | (of weather or climate) conducive to life or growth: "mild climate"
00742396 00 a 02 unfavorable 1 unfavourable 1 003 & 00742524 a 0000 ^ 00144780 a 0000 ! 00742024 a 0101 | of winds or weather
00742524 00 s 02 adverse 0 contrary 0 001 & 00742396 a 0000 | "unfavorable winds"; "adverse currents"; "a contrary wind"
00742647 00 a 02 favorable 2 favourable 2 008 & 00742861 a 0000 & 00742984 a 0000 ^ 00062834 a 0000 ^ 00674326 a 0000 ^ 00854032 a 0000 & 00743161 a 0000 & 00743370 a 0000 ! 00743472 a 0101 | "a favorable reply"
00742861 00 s 01 affirmative 0 001 & 00742647 a 0000 | granting what has been desired or requested: "an affirmative nod"
00742984 00 s 03 approving 0 approbative 0 abbrobatory 0 001 & 00742647 a 0000 | expressing or manifesting approval: "he received a favorable rating": "approbative criticism"
00743161 00 s 04 indulgent 0 partial 0 partial_to(p) 0 favorablel_to(p) 0 001 & 00742647 a 0000 | favorably inclined: "an indulgent attitude"; "partial to detective stories"; "listened with a favorable ear"
00743370 00 s 01 pleasing 0 001 & 00742647 a 0000 | winning approval: "made a favorable impression"
00743472 00 a 02 unfavorable 2 unfavourable 2 010 & 00743705 a 0000 ^ 00855807 a 0000 & 00744071 a 0000 ^ 00481735 a 0000 & 00744128 a 0000 ^ 00063396 a 0000 ^ 00674691 a 0000 ! 00742647 a 0101 & 00743924 a 0000 & 00744228 a 0000
00743705 00 s 04 adverse 0 harmful 0 inauspicious 0 untoward 0 001 & 00743472 a 0000 | contrary to one's interests or welfare: "adverse circumstances"; "made a place for themselves under the most untoward conditions"
00743924 00 s 01 hostile 0 001 & 00743472 a 0000 | marked by features that oppose constructive treatment or development: "a hostile environment"
00744071 00 s 01 disapproving 0 001 & 00743472 a 0000
00744128 00 s 02 discriminatory 0 invidious 0 001 & 00743472 a 0000 | "an unfavorable comparison"
00744228 00 s 02 disagreeagle 0 displeasing 0 001 & 00743472 a 0000
00744299 00 a 01 feathered 0 011 & 00744728 a 0000 & 00744602 a 0000 & 00744857 a 0000 & 00744981 a 0000 & 00745079 a 0000 & 00745173 a 0000 & 00745225 a 0000 & 00745398 a 0000 & 00745524 a 0000 & 00745675 a 0000 ! 00745781 a 0101 | having or covered with feathers or plumage: "our feathered friends"
00744602 00 s 01 aftershafted 0 001 & 00744299 a 0000 | having an aftershaft (a small feather at the base of some feathers)
00744728 00 s 01 feathery 1 001 & 00744299 a 0000 | covered with or consisting of feathers: "the feathery congregaton of jays"
00744857 00 s 02 featherlike 0 feathery 2 001 & 00744299 a 0000 | resembling a feather or feathers: "feathery palm trees"
00744981 00 s 02 fledged 0 vaned 0 001 & 00744299 a 0000 | (of an arrow) equipped with feathers
00745079 00 s 01 flighted(ip) 0 001 & 00744299 a 0000 | (heraldry) "arrows flighted argent"
00745173 00 s 01 pennate 0 001 & 00744299 a 0000
00745225 00 s 01 plumaged 0 001 & 00744299 a 0000 | often used as combining forms: "fully plumaged young bird"; "brightly feathered birds"; "brilliantly plumaged parrots"
00745398 00 s 03 plumate 0 plumed 1 plumose 0 001 & 00744299 a 0000 | (biology) having an ornamental plume or feathery tuft
00745524 00 s 02 plumed 2 plumy 1 001 & 00744299 a 0000 | having or covered with or abounding in plumes: "the plumed serpent"; "white-plumed egrets"
00745675 00 s 02 plumelike 0 plumy 2 001 & 00744299 a 0000 | resembling a plume: "the dog's plumy tail"
00745781 00 a 02 unfeathered 0 featherless 0 003 & 00745970 a 0000 & 00746122 a 0000 ! 00744299 a 0101 | having no feathers: "a featherless biped"; "the unfeathered legs of an Orpington"
00745970 00 s 01 plucked 0 001 & 00745781 a 0000 | having the feathers removed, as from a pelt or a fowl: "a plucked chicken"; "an unfeathered goose"
00746122 00 s 03 unfledged 0 fledgeless 0 unvaned 0 001 & 00745781 a 0000 | (of an arrow) not equipped with feathers: "shot an unfledged arrow"
00746268 00 a 01 felicitous 0 007 & 00746508 a 0000 & 00746785 a 0000 ^ 00873218 a 0000 & 00746959 a 0000 & 00747085 a 0000 = 03335827 n 0000 ! 00747176 a 0101 | exhibiting an agreeably appropriate manner or style: "a felicitous speaker"
00746508 00 s 02 congratulatory 0 gratulatory 0 001 & 00746268 a 0000 | expressive of sympathetic pleasure or joy on account of someone's success or good fortune: "a congratulatory telegram"; "the usual congratulatory crowd was conspicuously absent"; "a gratulatory address"
00746785 00 s 02 happy 0 well-chosen 0 001 & 00746268 a 0000 | well expressed and to the point: "a happy turn of phrase"; "a few well-chosen words"; "a felicitous comment"
00746959 00 s 01 well-turned 0 001 & 00746268 a 0000 | (of language) aptly and pleasingly expressed: "a well-turned phrase"
00747085 00 s 01 well-wishing(a) 0 001 & 00746268 a 0000 | "his well-wishing supporters"
00747176 00 a 01 infelicitous 0 005 & 00747305 a 0000 & 00747542 a 0000 ^ 00874669 a 0000 = 03335827 n 0000 ! 00746268 a 0101
00747305 00 s 05 awkward 0 clumsy 0 inapt 0 inept 0 ill-chosen 0 001 & 00747176 a 0000 | "an infelicitous remark"; "an awkward prose style"; "a clumsy apology"; "if the rumor is true, can anything be more inept than to repeat it now?"
00747542 00 s 01 unfortunate 0 001 & 00747176 a 0000 | "his phrasing was unfortunate"; "an unfortunate speech"
00747655 00 a 01 felled 0 002 & 00747734 a 0000 ! 00747847 a 0101 | of trees
00747734 00 s 03 cut 0 cut_down 0 hewn 0 001 & 00747655 a 0000 | cut down: "felled trees covered the hillside"
00747847 00 a 01 unfelled 0 002 & 00747928 a 0000 ! 00747655 a 0101 | of trees
00747928 00 s 02 standing 0 uncut 0 001 & 00747847 a 0000 | not cut down: "standing timber"; "uncut trees"
00748037 00 a 01 fertile 0 009 ^ 00748233 a 0000 & 00748311 a 0000 & 00748408 a 0000 ^ 00813734 a 0000 ^ 01394314 a 0000 ^ 01425821 a 0000 = 08586045 n 0000 ! 00748491 a 0101 & 00748233 a 0000
00748233 00 s 01 conceptive 0 001 & 00748037 a 0000 | capable of conceiving
00748311 00 s 01 fecund 0 001 & 00748037 a 0000 | capable of producing offspring or vegetation
00748408 00 s 03 fertilized 0 impregnated 0 inseminated 0 001 & 00748037 a 0000
00748491 00 a 02 infertile 0 unfertile 0 008 & 00748734 a 0000 ^ 00815042 a 0000 ^ 01394840 a 0000 & 00748815 a 0000 & 00748870 a 0000 ^ 01427123 a 0000 = 08586045 n 0000 ! 00748037 a 0101 | not producing or incapable of producing offspring
00748734 00 s 01 sterile 0 001 & 00748491 a 0000 | unable to produce offspring
00748815 00 s 01 sterilized 0 001 & 00748491 a 0000
00748870 00 s 02 unfertilized 0 unimpregnated 0 001 & 00748491 a 0000
00748943 00 a 01 finished 1 005 & 00749223 a 0000 & 00749395 a 0000 & 00749681 a 0000 & 00749910 a 0000 ! 00749983 a 0101 | brought to an end or conclusion: "are you finished?"; "gave me the finished manuscript"; "the manuscript is finished"; "almost finished with his studies"
00749223 00 s 06 completed 0 concluded 0 ended 0 over(p) 1 all_over 0 terminated 0 001 & 00748943 a 0000 | brought to a conclusion: "the affair is over, ended, finished"
00749395 00 s 03 done 0 through 0 through_with(p) 2 001 & 00748943 a 0000 | having finished or arrived at completion: "certain to make history before he's done"; "it's a done deed"; "after the treatment, the patient is through except for follow-up"; "almost through with his studies"
00749681 00 s 02 done_with(p) 0 through_with(p) 1 001 & 00748943 a 0000 | having no further concern with: "he was through with school and he was through with family"- John Dos Passos; "done with gambling"; "done with drinking"
00749910 00 s 01 up(p) 0 001 & 00748943 a 0000 | used up: "time is up"
00749983 00 a 01 unfinished 1 004 & 00750174 a 0000 & 00750252 a 0000 & 00750335 a 0000 ! 00748943 a 0101 | not brought to an end: "unfinished business"; "the building is still unfinished"
00750174 00 s 01 pending 0 001 & 00749983 a 0000 | "business still pending"
00750252 00 s 01 uncompleted 0 001 & 00749983 a 0000 | "an uncompleted building"
00750335 00 s 01 unended 0 001 & 00749983 a 0000 | "the contest was still unended"
00750420 00 a 01 finished 2 006 & 00750599 a 0000 & 00750702 a 0000 ^ 01309239 a 0000 ^ 01496862 a 0000 ^ 01697298 a 0000 ! 00750797 a 0101 | brought to the desired final state
00750599 00 s 02 dressed 0 polished 1 001 & 00750420 a 0000 | of lumber or stone; to trim and smooth
00750702 00 s 01 fattened 0 001 & 00750420 a 0000 | of market animals; made ready for market
00750797 00 a 01 unfinished 2 008 & 00751018 a 0000 ^ 01698548 a 0000 & 00751120 a 0000 & 00751228 a 0000 & 00751376 a 0000 ^ 01309574 a 0000 ^ 01497895 a 0000 ! 00750420 a 0101 | not brought to the desired final state
00751018 00 s 02 raw(a) 0 unsanded 0 001 & 00750797 a 0000 | used of wood and furniture: "raw wood"
00751120 00 s 01 roughhewn 0 001 & 00750797 a 0000 | of stone or timber: shaped roughly without finishing
00751228 00 s 01 undressed 0 001 & 00750797 a 0000 | of lumber or stone or hides; not finished or dressed: "undressed granite"; "undressed hides"
00751376 00 s 01 unfattened 0 001 & 00750797 a 0000 | of market animals
00751450 00 a 01 finite 0 006 & 00751654 a 0000 & 00751763 a 0000 & 00751854 a 0000 & 00751956 a 0000 ^ 01188579 a 0000 ! 00752036 a 0101 | bounded or limited in magnitude or spatial or temporal extent
00751654 00 s 02 bounded 0 delimited 0 001 & 00751450 a 0000 | having the limits or boundaries established
00751763 00 s 01 exhaustible 0 001 & 00751450 a 0000 | "our finite fossil fuel reserves"
00751854 00 s 01 impermanent 0 001 & 00751450 a 0000 | existing or enduring for a limited time only
00751956 00 s 01 limited 0 001 & 00751450 a 0000 | "a finite list of choices"
00752036 00 a 01 infinite 0 009 & 00752357 a 0000 & 00752430 a 0000 & 00752617 a 0000 & 00752786 a 0000 & 00752902 a 0000 & 00753012 a 0000 & 00753162 a 0000 ^ 01188781 a 0000 ! 00751450 a 0101 | having no limits or boundaries in time or space or extent or magnitude: "the infinite ingenuity of man"; "infinite wealth"
00752357 00 s 03 ageless 0 eternal 0 timeless 0 001 & 00752036 a 0000
00752430 00 s 02 boundless 0 unbounded 0 001 & 00752036 a 0000 | seemingly boundless in amount, number, degree, or esp. extent: "unbounded enthusiasm"; "children with boundless energy"
00752617 00 s 03 dateless 0 endless 0 sempiternal 0 001 & 00752036 a 0000 | having no known beginning and presumably no end: "the dateless rise and fall of the tides"
00752786 00 s 01 endless 2 001 & 00752036 a 0000 | infinitely great in number: "endless waves"; "endless threats"
00752902 00 s 01 immeasurable 0 001 & 00752036 a 0000 | immeasurably great in amount: "immeasurable wealth"
00753012 00 s 02 inexhaustible 0 unlimited 0 001 & 00752036 a 0000 | that cannot be entirely consumed or used up: "an inexhaustible supply of coal"
00753162 00 s 01 limitless 0 001 & 00752036 a 0000
00753216 00 a 01 finite 2 002 & 00753304 a 0000 ! 00753367 a 0101 | grammar: of verbs
00753304 00 s 02 inflected 0 tensed 0 001 & 00753216 a 0000
00753367 00 a 02 infinite 2 non-finite 0 002 & 00753470 a 0000 ! 00753216 a 0101 | grammar: of verbs
00753470 00 s 02 infinitive 0 uninflected 0 001 & 00753367 a 0000
00753539 00 a 01 opening 0 005 & 00753762 a 0000 & 00753899 a 0000 & 00754211 a 0000 & 00754349 a 0000 ! 00754509 a 0101 | first or beginning: "the memorable opening bars of Beethoven's Fifth"; "the play's opening scene"
00753762 00 s 02 beginning(a) 0 first 1 001 & 00753539 a 0000 | serving to begin: "the beginning canto of the poem"; "the first verse"
00753899 00 s 05 inaugural 0 initiative 0 initiatory 0 first 2 maiden 0 001 & 00753539 a 0000 | serving to set in motion: "the magazine's inaugural issue"; "the initiative phase in the negotiations"; "an initiatory step toward a treaty"; "his first (or maiden) speech in Congress"; "the liner's maiden voyage"
00754211 00 s 01 introductory 0 001 & 00753539 a 0000 | serving to open or begin: "began the slide show with some introductory remarks"
00754349 00 s 01 starting 0 001 & 00753539 a 0000 | appropriate to the beginning or start of an event: "the starting point"; "hands in the starting position"
00754509 00 a 01 closing 0 003 & 00754737 a 0000 ! 00753539 a 0101 & 00754981 a 0000 | final or ending: "the closing stages of the election"; "the closing weeks of the year"; "the closing scene of the film"; "closing remarks"
00754737 00 s 04 concluding 0 final 0 last 0 terminal 0 001 & 00754509 a 0000 | occurring at or forming an end or termination: "his concluding words came as a surprise"; "the final chapter"; "the last days of the dinosaurs"; "terminal leave"
00754981 00 s 01 year-end 0 001 & 00754509 a 0000 | taking place at the close of a fiscal year: "year-end audit"
00755096 00 a 01 first 0 015 & 00755609 a 0000 & 00755880 a 0000 & 00756008 a 0000 & 00756119 a 0000 ^ 00606877 a 0000 ^ 00159450 a 0000 & 00756336 a 0000 & 00756451 a 0000 & 00756551 a 0000 & 00756648 a 0000 & 00756793 a 0000 ^ 01289561 a 0000 ^ 01416604 a 0000 ! 00756901 a 0101 ! 00758729 a 0101 | preceding all others in time or space or degree: "the first house on the right"; "the first day of spring"; "his first political race"; "her first baby"; "the first time"; "the first meetings of the new party"
00755609 00 s 05 archetypal 0 archetypical 0 prototypal 0 prototypic 0 prototypical 0 001 & 00755096 a 0000 | representing or constituting an original type after which other similar things are patterned: "archetypal patterns"; "she was the prototypal student activist"
00755880 00 s 03 earliest 0 premier 1 premiere 0 001 & 00755096 a 0000 | preceding all others in time: "the premiere showing"
00756008 00 s 02 firstborn 0 eldest 0 001 & 00755096 a 0000 | first in order of birth: "the firstborn child"
00756119 00 s 02 freshman 0 first-year 0 001 & 00755096 a 0000 | used of a person in the first year of an experience esp in US high school or college: "a freshman senator"; "freshman year in high school or college"
00756336 00 s 01 initial 0 001 & 00755096 a 0000 | the very first: "took the initial step toward reconciliation"
00756451 00 s 01 oldest 0 001 & 00755096 a 0000 | first in time; "the oldest rocks on the planet"
00756551 00 s 01 original 1 001 & 00755096 a 0000 | "restored the house to its original state"
00756648 00 s 02 premier(a) 2 prime(a) 2 001 & 00755096 a 0000 | first in rank or degree: "an architect of premier rank"; "the prime minister"
00756793 00 s 01 prime(a) 1 001 & 00755096 a 0000 | used of the first or originating agent: "prime mover"
00756901 00 a 01 last 0 010 & 00757352 a 0000 & 00757429 a 0000 & 00757619 a 0000 & 00757857 a 0000 & 00758046 a 0000 & 00758197 a 0000 & 00758339 a 0000 & 00758457 a 0000 ! 00758729 a 0101 ! 00755096 a 0101 | coming after all others in time or space or degree: "the last time I saw Paris"; "the last day of the month"; "had the last word"; "waited until the last minute"; "he raised his voice in a last supreme call"; "the last game of the season"
00757352 00 s 01 antepenultimate 0 001 & 00756901 a 0000 | third from last
00757429 00 s 02 endmost 0 terminal 0 001 & 00756901 a 0000 | being or situated at an end: "the endmost pillar"; "terminal buds on a branch"; "a terminal station"; "the terminal syllable"
00757619 00 s 02 parting 0 parthian 0 001 & 00756901 a 0000 | delivered at the moment of parting as if in flight or retreat: "paused to deliver a parting shot at the door"; "a Parthian volley of expletives from Uncle Billy"- Bret Harte
00757857 00 s 02 penultimate 0 next-to-last 1 001 & 00756901 a 0000 | "the author inadvertently reveals the murderer in the penultimate chapter"; "the figures in the next-to-last column"
00758046 00 s 02 senior(a) 0 fourth-year 0 001 & 00756901 a 0000 | used of the fourth and final year in US high school or college: "the senior prom"
00758197 00 s 01 subterminal 0 001 & 00756901 a 0000 | near but not precisely at an end: "a subterminal band of color on the tail feathers"
00758339 00 s 01 sunset(a) 0 001 & 00756901 a 0000 | providing for termination: "a program with a sunset provision"
00758457 00 s 01 ultimate 0 001 & 00756901 a 0000 | being the last or concluding element of a series: "the ultimate sonata of that opus"; "a distinction between the verb and noun senses of `conflict' is that in the verb the stress is on the ultimate (or last) syllable"
00758729 00 a 01 intermediate 0 008 & 00759140 a 0000 & 00759215 a 0000 & 00759464 a 0000 & 00759596 a 0000 & 00759792 a 0000 & 00759916 a 0000 ! 00755096 a 0101 ! 00756901 a 0101 | lying between two extremes in time or space or degree: "going from sitting to standing without intermediate pushes with the hands"; "intermediate stages in a process"; "intermediate stops on the route"; "an intermediate level"
00759140 00 s 01 halfway 0 001 & 00758729 a 0000 | "at the halfway mark"
00759215 00 s 03 in-between 0 mediate 0 middle 0 001 & 00758729 a 0000 | being neither at the beginning nor at the end in a series or time sequence: "adolescence is an awkward in-between age"; "in a mediate position"; "the middle point on a line"
00759464 00 s 01 intervening 0 001 & 00758729 a 0000 | occurring or falling between events or points in time: "intervening years"
00759596 00 s 03 junior(a) 0 third-year 0 next-to-last 0 001 & 00758729 a 0000 | used of the third or next to final year in US high school or college: "the junior class"; "a third-year student"
00759792 00 s 01 second 0 001 & 00758729 a 0000 | coming next after first: "a second chance"; "the second vice president"
00759916 00 s 02 sophomore(a) 0 second-year 0 001 & 00758729 a 0000 | used of the second year in US high school or colklege: "the sophomore class"; "his sophomore year"
00760087 00 a 01 first 3 001 ! 00760297 a 0101 | (music) highest in pitch or chief among parts or voices or instruments or orchestra sections: "first soprano"; "the first violin section"; "played first horn"
00760297 00 a 01 second 0 001 ! 00760087 a 0101 | (music) a part or voice or instrument or orchestra section lower in pitch than or subordinate to the first: "second flute"; "the second violins"
00760494 00 a 01 fissile 0 001 ! 00760656 a 0101 | capable of being split or cleft or divided in the direction of the grain: "fissile crystals"; "fissile wood"
00760656 00 a 01 nonfissile 0 001 ! 00760494 a 0101 | not fissile
00760724 00 a 02 fissionable 0 fissile 2 001 ! 00760889 a 0101 | (physics) capable of undergoing nuclear fission: "a fissionable nucleous"; "fissionable material"
00760889 00 a 01 nonfissionable 0 001 ! 00760724 a 0101 | (physics) not capable of undergoing fission
00760993 00 a 02 fit 1 healthy 4 006 & 00761262 a 0000 & 00761423 a 0000 ^ 00892076 a 0000 ^ 01725748 a 0000 ^ 01929532 a 0000 ! 00761533 a 0101 | physically and mentally sound or healthy: "felt relaxed and fit after their holiday"; "worked hard to keep herself fit"
00761262 00 s 02 able 0 able-bodied 0 001 & 00760993 a 0000 | having a strong healthy body: "an able seaman"; "every able-bodied young man served in the army"
00761423 00 s 02 conditioned 0 in_condition(p) 0 001 & 00760993 a 0000 | "keeps fit with diet and exercise"
00761533 00 a 01 unfit 1 022 & 00762000 a 0000 & 00762095 a 0000 & 00762230 a 0000 & 00762283 a 0000 & 00762349 a 0000 & 00762443 a 0000 & 00762563 a 0000 & 00762640 a 0000 & 00762756 a 0000 & 00762839 a 0000 & 00762925 a 0000 & 00763024 a 0000 ^ 01930434 a 0000 & 00763150 a 0000 & 00763221 a 0000 & 00763298 a 0000 & 00763361 a 0000 & 00763435 a 0000 & 00763540 a 0000 ^ 00893891 a 0000 ^ 01726784 a 0000 ! 00760993 a 0101 | not in good physical or mental health
00762000 00 s 02 afflicted 0 impaired 0 001 & 00761533 a 0000 | mentally or physically unfit
00762095 00 s 02 apractic 0 apraxic 0 001 & 00761533 a 0000 | having uncoordinated muscular movements, symptomatic of a CNS disorder
00762230 00 s 01 autistic 0 001 & 00761533 a 0000
00762283 00 s 01 bad 0 001 & 00761533 a 0000 | "has a bad back"
00762349 00 s 05 bandy 0 bandy-legged 0 bowed 0 bowleg 0 bowlegged 0 001 & 00761533 a 0000
00762443 00 s 01 broken-backed 0 001 & 00761533 a 0000 | of a horse: having bones of the back united by a bony growth
00762563 00 s 04 crippled 0 halt 0 halting 0 lame 1 001 & 00761533 a 0000
00762756 00 s 03 disabled 0 handicapped 0 incapacitated 0 001 & 00761533 a 0000
00762839 00 s 01 flat-footed 0 001 & 00761533 a 0000 | suffering from fallen arches
00762925 00 s 01 gammy 0 001 & 00761533 a 0000 | (British informal) sore or lame: "a gammy foot"
00763024 00 s 01 knock-kneed 0 001 & 00761533 a 0000 | having the knees abnormally close together and the ankles wide apart
00763150 00 s 02 lame 2 spavined 0 001 & 00761533 a 0000 | of horses
00763221 00 s 03 lordotic 0 swayback 0 swaybacked 0 001 & 00761533 a 0000
00763298 00 s 02 maimed 0 mutilated 0 001 & 00761533 a 0000
00763361 00 s 02 out_of_condition(p) 0 unsound 0 001 & 00761533 a 0000
00763435 00 s 02 paralytic 0 paralyzed 0 001 & 00761533 a 0000 | affected or subject to with paralysis
00763540 00 s 01 paraplegic 0 001 & 00761533 a 0000 | suffering complete paralysis of the lower half of the body usu resulting from damage to the spinal cord
00763700 00 a 01 fit 2 003 & 00763887 a 0000 & 00763983 a 0000 ! 00764196 a 0101 | meeting adequate standards for a purpose: "water fit to drink"; "fit for duty"; "do as you think fit"
00763887 00 s 01 acceptable 0 001 & 00763700 a 0000 | "the water was acceptable for drinking"
00763983 00 s 03 appropriate 0 suitable 0 suited 0 001 & 00763700 a 0000 | meant or adapted for an occasion or use: "a tractor suitable (or fit) for heavy duty"; "not an appropriate (or fit) time for flippancy"
00764196 00 a 01 unfit 2 003 & 00764376 a 0000 & 00764484 a 0000 ! 00763700 a 0101 | below the required standards for a purpose: "an unfit parent"; "unfit for human consumption"
00764376 00 s 01 subhuman 0 001 & 00764196 a 0000 | unfit for human beings: "subhuman conditions of life"
00764484 00 s 02 unacceptable 0 unsuitable 0 001 & 00764196 a 0000 | not meant or adapted for a particular purpose: "the restaurant's food was completly unacceptable"; "a solvent unsuitable for use on wood surfaces"
00764702 00 a 01 flat 3 001 ! 00764808 a 0101 | (photography) lacking contrast or shading between tones
00764808 00 a 01 contrasty 0 001 ! 00764702 a 0101 | (photography) having sharp differences between black and white
00764926 00 a 02 flexible 1 flexile 0 006 & 00765143 a 0000 & 00765318 a 0000 ^ 00629979 a 0000 & 00765439 a 0000 & 00765524 a 0000 ! 00765635 a 0101 | literal meanings; able to bend easily: "slim flexible birches"
00765143 00 s 03 bendable 0 pliable 0 pliant 0 001 & 00764926 a 0000 | capable of being bent or flexed or twisted without breaking: "a flexible wire"; "a pliant young tree"
00765318 00 s 01 double-jointed 0 001 & 00764926 a 0000 | having unusually flexible joints esp of the limbs or fingers
00765439 00 s 02 limber 0 supple 1 001 & 00764926 a 0000 | used of persons' bodies
00765524 00 s 01 stretched 0 001 & 00764926 a 0000 | "well-stretched muscles are less susceptible to injury"
00765635 00 a 01 inflexible 1 009 & 00765907 a 0000 & 00766008 a 0000 ^ 00631885 a 0000 & 00766124 a 0000 & 00766317 a 0000 & 00766388 a 0000 & 00766562 a 0000 & 00766684 a 0000 ! 00764926 a 0101 | literal meanings: "an inflexible iron bar"; "an inflexible knife blade"
00765907 00 s 02 bristlelike 0 bristly 0 001 & 00765635 a 0000 | resembling a bristle in stiffness
00766008 00 s 01 muscle-bound 0 001 & 00765635 a 0000 | having stiff muscles as the result of excessive exercise"
00766124 00 s 02 rigid 0 stiff 1 001 & 00765635 a 0000 | not pliant: "metals are not perfectly rigid"- Charles Babbage; "a table made of rigid plastic"; "a palace guardsman stiff as a poker"
00766317 00 s 01 semirigid 0 001 & 00765635 a 0000 | not fully rigid
00766388 00 s 03 standup 0 stand-up 0 stiff 3 001 & 00765635 a 0000 | of a collar; standing up rather than folded down: "an uncomfortable standup collar"; "a stiff collar"
00766562 00 s 01 stiff 2 001 & 00765635 a 0000 | lacking ease in bending: "a stiff neck"; "stiff joints"; "stiff hairs"
00766684 00 s 01 stiffened 0 001 & 00765635 a 0000 | made or become difficult to move or bend: "moved their stiffened bodies slowly"
00766819 00 a 01 flexible 2 004 & 00767010 a 0000 & 00767144 a 0000 & 00767270 a 0000 ! 00767361 a 0101 | extended meanings; capable of change: "a flexible character"; "flexible schedules"
00767010 00 s 02 limber 0 supple 0 001 & 00766819 a 0000 | used of e.g. personality traits: "a supple mind"; "a limber imagination"
00767144 00 s 01 negotiable 0 001 & 00766819 a 0000 | able to be negotiated or arranged by compromise: "negotiable demands"
00767270 00 s 01 versatile 0 001 & 00766819 a 0000 | used of persons: having many skills
00767361 00 a 01 inflexible 2 006 & 00767577 a 0000 & 00767938 a 0000 & 00768123 a 0000 & 00768325 a 0000 & 00768490 a 0000 ! 00766819 a 0101 | extended meanings; incapable of change: "a man of inflexible purpose"
00767577 00 s 04 adamant 0 adamantine 0 inexorable 0 intransigent 0 001 & 00767361 a 0000 | not capable of being swayed or diverted from a course; unsusceptible to persuasion: "he is adamant in his refusal to change his mind"; "Cynthia was inexorable; she would have none of him"- W.Churchill; "an intransigent conservative opposed to every liberal tendancy"
00767938 00 s 02 die-hard(a) 0 rock-ribbed 0 001 & 00767361 a 0000 | tradition-bound and obstinately opinionated: "an inflexible (or die-hard) conservative"; "rock-ribbed republican"
00768123 00 s 03 flinty 0 granitic 0 unyielding 0 001 & 00767361 a 0000 | having austere inflexibility: "a flinty manner"; "granitic morality"; "his unyielding mouth and glassy eyes"- Marchette Chute
00768325 00 s 02 fossilized 0 ossified 0 001 & 00767361 a 0000 | set in a rigidly conventional pattern of behavior, habits, or beliefs: "obsolete fossilized ways"
00768490 00 s 03 ironclad 0 unchangeable 0 brassbound 0 001 & 00767361 a 0000 | inflexibly entrenched: "brassbound traditions"; "brassbound party loyalists"; "an ironclad rule"
00768669 00 a 02 uncompromising 0 inflexible 4 002 & 00768861 a 0000 ! 00768974 a 0101 | not making concessions: "took an uncompromising stance in the peace talks"; "uncompromising honesty"
00768861 00 s 02 stern 0 unyielding 0 001 & 00768669 a 0000 | "a stern discipline"; "unyielding determination"
00768974 00 a 03 compromising 0 conciliatory 4 flexible 4 002 & 00769210 a 0000 ! 00768669 a 0101 | making or willing to make concessions: "loneliness tore through him...whenever he thought of...even the compromising Louis du Tillet"
00769210 00 s 01 yielding 0 001 & 00768974 a 0000 | tending to give in or surrender or agree: "too yielding to make a stand against any encroachments"- V.I.Parrington"
00769380 00 a 01 rigid 0 002 & 00769565 a 0000 ! 00769709 a 0101 | (aeronautics) designating an airship or dirigible having a form maintained by a stiff unyielding frame or structure
00769565 00 s 01 semirigid 0 001 & 00769380 a 0000 | having a form maintained by a rigid keellike structure as well as internal gas pressure"
00769709 00 a 01 nonrigid 0 001 ! 00769380 a 0101 | (aeronautics) designating an airship having a shape maintained only by internal gas pressure and without a supporting structure
00769891 00 a 01 adaptable 0 006 & 00770136 a 0000 & 00770264 a 0000 & 00770399 a 0000 & 00770500 a 0000 & 00770714 a 0000 ! 00770809 a 0101 | capable of being made suitable to a particular situation or use: "to succeed one must be adaptable"
00770136 00 s 01 adjustable 0 001 & 00769891 a 0000 | capable of being changed so as to match or fit: "adjustable seat belts"
00770264 00 s 01 all-mains(a) 0 001 & 00769891 a 0000 | (British; of a radio receiver) adaptable to all voltages: "an all-mains set"
00770399 00 s 01 convertible 0 001 & 00769891 a 0000 | "a convertible sofa"; "a convertible coupe"
00770500 00 s 04 elastic 0 flexible 0 pliable 0 pliant 0 001 & 00769891 a 0000 | able to adjust readily to different conditions: "an adaptable person"; "a flexible personality"; "an elastic clause in a contract"
00770714 00 s 01 filmable 0 001 & 00769891 a 0000 | readily adaptable to motion picture form
00770809 00 a 01 unadaptable 0 002 & 00770883 a 0000 ! 00769891 a 0101
00770883 00 s 03 inflexible 0 rigid 0 unbending 0 001 & 00770809 a 0000 | "a rigid disciplinarian"; "an inflexible law"; "an unbending will to dominate"
00771038 00 a 02 campylotropous 0 curved 4 001 ! 00771192 a 0101 | (of a plant ovule) curved with the micropyle near the base almost touching its stalk
00771192 00 a 02 orthotropous 0 straight 6 001 ! 00771038 a 0101 | (of a plant ovule) completely straight with the micropyle at the apex
00771331 00 a 02 anatropous 0 inverted 4 001 ! 00771475 a 0101 | (of a plant ovule) completely inverted; turned back 180 degrees on its stalk
00771475 00 a 01 amphitropous 0 001 ! 00771331 a 0101 | (of a plant ovule) partly inverted; turned back 90 degrees on its stalk
00771605 00 a 01 curly 0 007 & 00771911 a 0000 & 00771836 a 0000 & 00772018 a 0000 & 00772125 a 0000 & 00772192 a 0000 = 03531250 n 0000 ! 00772241 a 0101 | (of hair) having curls or waves: "they envied her naturally curly hair"
00771836 00 s 02 curled 0 curling 0 001 & 00771605 a 0000 | having curls
00771911 00 s 05 crisp 0 frizzly 0 frizzy 0 kinky 0 nappy 0 001 & 00771605 a 0000 | in small tight curls
00772018 00 s 01 permed 0 001 & 00771605 a 0000 | treated with chemicals to make it curly: "permed hair"
00772125 00 s 01 ringleted 0 001 & 00771605 a 0000 | in ringlets
00772192 00 s 01 wavy 0 001 & 00771605 a 0000
00772241 00 a 01 straight 3 004 & 00772435 a 0000 & 00772512 a 0000 = 03531250 n 0000 ! 00771605 a 0101 | (of hair) having no waves or curls: "her naturally straight hair hung long and silky"
00772435 00 s 01 uncurled 0 001 & 00772241 a 0000 | not having been curled
00772512 00 s 01 unpermed 0 001 & 00772241 a 0000 | not having had a permanent wave: "smooth glossy unpermed hair"
00772629 00 a 01 folded 0 010 & 00772884 a 0000 & 00772994 a 0000 & 00773125 a 0000 & 00773201 a 0000 ^ 00345085 a 0000 & 00773275 a 0000 & 00773369 a 0000 & 00773441 a 0000 & 00773672 a 0000 ! 00773860 a 0101 | made compact by bending or doubling over
00772884 00 s 02 accordion 0 plicate 0 001 & 00772629 a 0000 | arranged in parallel folds: "plicate leaves"
00772994 00 s 01 bifold 0 001 & 00772629 a 0000 | capable of being folded into two parts, as with doors that are hinged together
00773125 00 s 01 closed 0 001 & 00772629 a 0000 | "a bird's folded wings"
00773201 00 s 01 collapsed 0 001 & 00772629 a 0000 | "a folded top hat"
00773275 00 s 01 doubled 0 001 & 00772629 a 0000 | folded in two: "doubled sheets of paper"
00773369 00 s 01 pleated 0 001 & 00772629 a 0000 | folded into pleats
00773441 00 s 02 rolled 0 rolled-up(a) 0 001 & 00772629 a 0000 | folded in on itself to form a roll: "the edges of the handkerchief were rolled and whipped"; "jeans with rolled-up legs"; "swatted the fly with a rolled newspaper"
00773672 00 s 02 sunburst 0 sunray 0 001 & 00772629 a 0000 | pleated or tucked in lines radiating from a circular edge: "blouse with a sunburst yoke"; "sunray fan pleats below the hips"
00773860 00 a 01 unfolded 0 005 & 00774007 a 0000 & 00774068 a 0000 & 00774156 a 0000 & 00774288 a 0000 ! 00772629 a 0101 | spread or opened out
00774007 00 s 02 flat 0 unpleated 0 001 & 00773860 a 0000
00774068 00 s 01 open 0 001 & 00773860 a 0000 | "unfolded wings"; "an open newspaper"
00774156 00 s 04 sprawled 0 sprawling 0 sprawly 0 spread-eagle 0 001 & 00773860 a 0000 | sitting or lying with limbs outstretched
00774288 00 s 01 unrolled 0 001 & 00773860 a 0000
00774341 00 a 01 footed 0 004 & 00774577 a 0000 & 00774667 a 0000 ! 00774763 a 0101 & 00774479 a 0000 | having feet; "footed creatures"
00774479 00 s 01 flat-footed 0 001 & 00774341 a 0000 | with feet flat on the ground; not tiptoe
00774577 00 s 01 pedate 0 001 & 00774341 a 0000 | (zoology) having or resembling a foot
00774667 00 s 02 web-footed 0 web-toed 0 001 & 00774341 a 0000 | having feet with webbed toes
00774763 00 a 01 footless 0 002 & 00774874 a 0000 ! 00774341 a 0101 | having no feet or analogous appendages
00774874 00 s 02 apodal 0 apodous 0 001 & 00774763 a 0000 | "eels are apodal"
00774954 00 a 02 toed 0 toe 0 003 ! 00775288 a 0101 & 00775148 a 0000 & 00775218 a 0000 | having a toe or toes or toes of a specified kind; often used in combination: "long-toed"; "five-toed"
00775148 00 s 02 pointy-toed 0 pointed-toe 0 001 & 00774954 a 0000
00775218 00 s 02 square-toed 0 squared-toe 0 001 & 00774954 a 0000
00775288 00 a 01 toeless 0 001 ! 00774954 a 0101 | lacking a toe or toes: "a toeless shoe"
00775381 00 a 01 pigeon-toed 0 001 ! 00775464 a 0101 | having toes turned inward
00775464 00 a 03 splayfooted 0 splay-footed 0 splay 0 001 ! 00775381 a 0101 | having broad flat feet that turn outward
00775585 00 a 01 fore(a) 0 006 & 00775777 a 0000 & 00775872 a 0000 & 00775994 a 0000 ^ 00163794 a 0000 ^ 00159450 a 0000 ! 00776130 a 0101 | (naut) situated at or toward the bow of a vessel
00775777 00 s 01 bow(a) 0 001 & 00775585 a 0000 | pertaining to the forward part of a vessel
00775872 00 s 01 foremost 0 001 & 00775585 a 0000 | situated closest to the bow: "the foremost compartment of the ship"
00775994 00 s 01 forward 0 001 & 00775585 a 0000 | situated at or toward the front: "the fore cabins"; "the forward part of the ship"
00776130 00 a 01 aft(a) 0 006 & 00776329 a 0000 & 00776403 a 0000 ^ 00158862 a 0000 & 00776495 a 0000 & 00776597 a 0000 ! 00775585 a 0101 | (naut, aeronaut) situated at or toward the stern or tail
00776329 00 s 01 after(a) 0 001 & 00776130 a 0000 | located farther aft
00776403 00 s 01 aftermost 0 001 & 00776130 a 0000 | located closest to the stern or tail
00776495 00 s 01 stern(a) 0 001 & 00776130 a 0000 | (naut) pertaining to the after part of a vessel
00776597 00 s 01 tail(a) 0 001 & 00776130 a 0000 | (aeronaut) pertaining to the tail section of a plane
00776703 00 a 01 forehand(a) 0 002 & 00776777 a 0000 ! 00776894 a 0101
00776777 00 s 01 forehanded 0 001 & 00776703 a 0000 | of racket strokes; made with palm facing direction of stroke
00776894 00 a 01 backhand(a) 0 003 & 00776986 a 0000 & 00777127 a 0000 ! 00776703 a 0101
00776986 00 s 01 backhanded 0 001 & 00776894 a 0000 | of racket strokes; made across the body with back of hand facing direction of stroke
00777127 00 s 01 left-slanting 0 001 & 00776894 a 0000 | of handwriting
00777201 00 a 01 native 3 001 ! 00777323 a 0101 | belonging to one by birth: "my native land"; "one's native language"
00777323 00 a 02 adopted 0 adoptive 4 001 ! 00777201 a 0101 | acquired as one's own by free choice: "my adopted state"; "an adoptive country"
00777467 00 a 01 foreign 1 011 & 00777825 a 0000 & 00777974 a 0000 & 00778191 a 0000 & 00778328 a 0000 & 00778465 a 0000 & 00778631 a 0000 & 00778758 a 0000 & 00778876 a 0000 = 03377852 n 0000 = 03376664 n 0000 ! 00778958 a 0101 | relating to or originating in or characteristic of another place or part of the world: "foreign nations"; "a foreign accent"
00777825 00 s 01 adventive 0 001 & 00777467 a 0000 | not native and not fully established; locally or temporarily naturalized: "an adventive weed"
00777974 00 s 03 alien 0 exotic 0 strange 0 001 & 00777467 a 0000 | from or characteristic of another place or part of the world: "alien customs"; "exotic costumes from the Far East"; "a stranger in a strange land"
00778191 00 s 03 domesticated 0 naturalized 0 nonnative 2 001 & 00777467 a 0000 | of plants or animals acclimated to a new environment
00778328 00 s 02 established 0 naturalized 2 001 & 00777467 a 0000 | introduced from another region and persisting without cultivation
00778465 00 s 02 foreign-born 0 nonnative 1 001 & 00777467 a 0000 | of persons born in another area or country than that lived in: "our large nonnative population"
00778631 00 s 01 imported 0 001 & 00777467 a 0000 | used of esp. merchandise brought from a foreign source: "imported wines"
00778758 00 s 01 tramontane 0 001 & 00777467 a 0000 | being or coming from another country: "tramontane influences"
00778876 00 s 01 unnaturalized 0 001 & 00777467 a 0000 | not having citizenship
00778958 00 a 01 native 1 005 & 00779182 a 0000 & 00779480 a 0000 & 00779600 a 0000 & 00779765 a 0000 ! 00777467 a 0101 | being such by origin: "the native North American sugar maple"; "many native artists studied abroad"
00779182 00 s 05 autochthonal 0 autochthonic 0 autochthonous 0 endemic 0 indigenous 0 001 & 00778958 a 0000 | "the native fauna of Australia includes the kangaroo"; "autochthonous rocks and people and folktales"; "endemic folkways"; "the Ainu are indigenous to the northernmost islands of Japan"
00779480 00 s 01 domestic 0 001 & 00778958 a 0000 | produced in a particular country: "domestic wine"; "domestic oil"
00779600 00 s 03 home-grown 0 homegrown 0 local 0 001 & 00778958 a 0000 | grown or originating in a particular place: "stands selling local fruits and vegetables"
00779765 00 s 01 native-born 0 001 & 00778958 a 0000 | belonging to a place by birth: "a native-born Scot"; "a native Scot"
00779891 00 a 02 native 2 aboriginal 0 001 ! 00780082 a 0101 | being or composed of people inhabiting a region from the beginning: "native Americans"; "the aboriginal peoples of Australia"
00780082 00 a 01 nonnative 0 001 ! 00779891 a 0101 | not being or composed of aborigines: "the nonnative population of South Africa"
00780217 00 a 01 foreign 2 004 & 00780441 a 0000 & 00780541 a 0000 ^ 01200663 a 0000 ! 00780730 a 0101 | of concern to or concerning the affairs of other nations (other than one's own): "foreign trade"; "a foreign office"
00780441 00 s 02 abroad 0 overseas 0 001 & 00780217 a 0000 | "markets abroad"; "overseas markets"
00780541 00 s 03 external 0 international 0 outside(a) 0 001 & 00780217 a 0000 | "foreign involvement"; "external commerce"; "international trade"; "developing nations need outside help"
00780730 00 a 01 domestic 0 004 & 00780960 a 0000 & 00781188 a 0000 ^ 01200186 a 0000 ! 00780217 a 0101 | of concern to or concerning the internal affairs of a nation: "domestic issues such as tax rate and highway construction"
00780960 00 s 04 home(a) 0 interior(a) 0 internal 0 national 0 001 & 00780730 a 0000 | "the British Home Office has broader responsibilities than the United States Department of the Interior"; "the nation's internal politics"
00781188 00 s 01 municipal 0 001 & 00780730 a 0000 | "international law...only authorizes a belligerant to punish a spy under its municipal law"- J.L.kuntz
00781346 00 a 01 domestic 1 007 & 00781634 a 0000 & 00781798 a 0000 & 00781961 a 0000 & 00782153 a 0000 & 00782266 a 0000 = 03606187 n 0000 ! 00782404 a 0101 | of or involving the home or family: "domestic worries"; "domestic happiness"; "everything sounded very peaceful and domestic"
00781634 00 s 01 domesticated 0 001 & 00781346 a 0000 | accustomed to home life: "some men think it unmanly to be domesticated; others find gratification in in""
00781798 00 s 01 home-loving 0 001 & 00781346 a 0000 | devoted to home duties and pleasures: author of blood-and-thunder novels yet quite domestic in his taste"
00781961 00 s 01 household 0 001 & 00781346 a 0000 | of or related to or used in the running of a household: "they share the domestic chores"; "household management"; "household appliances"
00782153 00 s 01 housewifely 0 001 & 00781346 a 0000 | related or suited to a housewife: "housewifely virtues"
00782266 00 s 01 husbandly 0 001 & 00781346 a 0000 | related to or suited to a husband: "assumed husbandly duties like mowing the lawn"
00782404 00 a 01 undomestic 0 003 & 00782648 a 0000 = 03606187 n 0000 ! 00781346 a 0101 | not domestic or related to home: "had established herself in her career at the price of being so undomestic she didn't even know how to light the oven"
00782648 00 s 01 undomesticated 0 001 & 00782404 a 0000 | "after years of marriage he remained essentially undomesticated"
00782773 00 a 01 forgettable 0 002 & 00782870 a 0000 ! 00782926 a 0101 | not worth remembering
00782870 00 s 01 unmemorable 0 001 & 00782773 a 0000
00782926 00 a 01 unforgettable 0 004 & 00783060 a 0000 & 00783268 a 0000 & 00783383 a 0000 ! 00782773 a 0101 | impossible to forget
00783060 00 s 02 haunting 0 persistent 0 001 & 00782926 a 0000 | continually recurring to the mind: "haunting memories"; "the cathedral organ and the distant voices have a haunting beauty"- Claudia Cassidy
00783268 00 s 01 lingering(a) 0 001 & 00782926 a 0000 | continuing for a long time: "a lingering sense of guilt"
00783383 00 s 01 memorable 2 001 & 00782926 a 0000 | worth remembering
00783456 00 a 01 forgiving 0 004 & 00783564 a 0000 & 00783698 a 0000 & 00783751 a 0000 ! 00783808 a 0101
00783564 00 s 03 forbearing 0 kind 0 tolerant 0 001 & 00783456 a 0000 | "our neighbor was very kind about the window our son broke"
00783698 00 s 01 merciful 0 001 & 00783456 a 0000
00783751 00 s 01 unvindictive 0 001 & 00783456 a 0000
00783808 00 a 01 unforgiving 0 002 & 00783882 a 0000 ! 00783456 a 0101
00783882 00 s 03 revengeful 0 vindictive 0 vengeful 0 001 & 00783808 a 0000
00783961 00 a 01 formal 1 014 & 00784386 a 0000 & 00784539 a 0000 & 00784703 a 0000 & 00784869 a 0000 & 00785022 a 0000 ^ 00449592 a 0000 ^ 00786855 a 0000 & 00785170 a 0000 & 00785303 a 0000 & 00785544 a 0000 & 00785661 a 0000 & 00785837 a 0000 ! 00785959 a 0101 & 00785417 a 0000 | being in accord with established forms and conventions and requirements: "pay one's formal respects"; "formal dress"; "a formal education"
00784386 00 s 02 ceremonial 0 solemn 0 001 & 00783961 a 0000 | marked by or appropriate to ceremony: "a solemn ceremonial occasion": "ceremonial garb"
00784539 00 s 02 ceremonious 0 conventional 0 001 & 00783961 a 0000 | rigidly formal or bound by convention: "their ceremonious greetings did not seem heartfelt"
00784703 00 s 02 dress 1 full-dress 1 001 & 00783961 a 0000 | (of an occasion) requiring formal clothes: "a formal ball"; "a dress dinner"; "a full-dress ceremony"
00784869 00 s 01 form-only(a) 0 001 & 00783961 a 0000 | being a matter of form only; lacking substance: "a formal requirement that is usually ignored"
00785022 00 s 02 full-dress 2 dress 2 001 & 00783961 a 0000 | suitable for formal occasions: "formal wear"; "a full-dress uniform"; "dress shoes"
00785170 00 s 02 nominal 0 titular 0 001 & 00783961 a 0000 | being such in name only: "the nominal (or titular) head of his party"
00785303 00 s 02 positive 0 prescribed 0 001 & 00783961 a 0000 | formally laid down or imposed: "positive laws"
00785417 00 s 02 pro_forma 0 perfunctory 0 001 & 00783961 a 0000 | as a formality only: "a one-candidate pro forma election"
00785544 00 s 02 semi-formal 0 black-tie 0 001 & 00783961 a 0000 | requiring a dinner jacket: "a black-tie dinner"
00785661 00 s 03 starchy 0 stiff 0 buckram 0 001 & 00783961 a 0000 | rigidly formal: "a starchy manner"; "the letter was stiff and formal"; "his prose has a buckram quality"
00785837 00 s 01 white-tie 0 001 & 00783961 a 0000 | requiring white ties and tailcoats for men: "a white-tie occasion"
00785959 00 a 01 informal 1 007 & 00786186 a 0000 & 00786329 a 0000 & 00786426 a 0000 & 00786553 a 0000 ^ 00787258 a 0000 & 00786703 a 0000 ! 00783961 a 0101 | not formal: "conservative people unaccustomed to informal dress"
00786186 00 s 03 casual 1 everyday 0 knockabout 0 001 & 00785959 a 0000 | suited for everyday use: "casual clothes"; "a knockabout overcoat"
00786329 00 s 02 familiar 0 unstudied 0 001 & 00785959 a 0000 | "lectured in a familiar style"
00786426 00 s 01 folksy 0 001 & 00785959 a 0000 | very informal and familiar: "a folksy radio commentator"; "a folksy style"
00786553 00 s 02 free-and-easy 0 casual 2 001 & 00785959 a 0000 | "using their Christian names in a casual way"; "an informal free-and-easy manner"
00786703 00 s 01 unceremonious 0 001 & 00785959 a 0000 | without ceremony or formality: "an unceremonious speech"; "an informal gathering of friends"
00786855 00 a 01 formal 2 004 & 00787139 a 0000 ^ 00783961 a 0000 ^ 01546657 a 0000 ! 00787258 a 0101 | (of spoken and written language) adhering to traditional standards of correctness and without casual, contracted, and colloquial forms: "the paper was written in formal English"
00787139 00 s 01 literary 0 001 & 00786855 a 0000 | appropriate to literature rather than everyday speech or writing
00787258 00 a 01 informal 2 009 & 00787492 a 0000 & 00787734 a 0000 & 00787850 a 0000 ^ 00785959 a 0000 & 00788063 a 0000 & 00788125 a 0000 & 00788275 a 0000 ^ 01548148 a 0000 ! 00786855 a 0101 | used of spoken and written language
00787492 00 s 04 common 0 nonliterary 0 vernacular 0 vulgar 1 001 & 00787258 a 0000 | characteristic of or appropriate to everyday language: "a vernacular term"; "vernacular speakers"; "the technical and vulgar names for an animal species"
00787734 00 s 02 colloquial 1 conversational 0 001 & 00787258 a 0000 | used in familiar and informal conversation
00787850 00 s 02 epistolary 0 epistolatory 0 001 & 00787258 a 0000 | written in the form of or carried on by letters or correspondence: "an endless sequence of epistolary love affairs"; "the epistolatory novel"
00788063 00 s 02 slang(a) 0 slangy 0 001 & 00787258 a 0000
00788125 00 s 01 subliterary 0 001 & 00787258 a 0000 | not written as or intended to be literature: "subliterary works such as letters and diaries"
00788275 00 s 01 unliterary 0 001 & 00787258 a 0000 | marked by lack of affectation or pedantry: "her talk was very unliterary"- W.D.Howells
00788418 00 a 01 former(a) 0 001 ! 00788638 a 0101 | referring to the first of two things or persons mentioned: "the novel was made into a film in 1943 and again in 1967; I prefer the former version to the latter one"
00788638 00 a 01 latter(a) 0 001 ! 00788418 a 0101 | referring to the second of two things or persons mentioned: "in the latter case"
00788774 00 a 01 forsaken 0 006 & 00788917 a 0000 & 00789087 a 0000 & 00789215 a 0000 & 00789282 a 0000 & 00789388 a 0000 ! 00789541 a 0101
00788917 00 s 03 abandoned 0 derelict 0 deserted 0 001 & 00788774 a 0000 | "forsaken slopes where children once played"; "derelict ship"; "deserted wives and children"
00789087 00 s 01 cade 0 001 & 00788774 a 0000 | (of a young animal) abandoned by its mother and raised by hand: "a cade calf"
00789215 00 s 02 castaway(a) 0 rejected 0 001 & 00788774 a 0000
00789282 00 s 05 desolate 0 forlorn 0 godforsaken 0 lorn 0 sad 0 001 & 00788774 a 0000 | "left forlorn"
00789388 00 s 01 marooned 0 001 & 00788774 a 0000 | put ashore and abandoned on a desolate island or coast: "the marooned pirate in `Treasure Island'"
00789541 00 a 01 unforsaken 0 002 & 00789614 a 0000 ! 00788774 a 0101
00789614 00 s 02 cherished 0 held_dear(p) 0 001 & 00789541 a 0000
00789683 00 a 01 fortunate 0 011 & 00789949 a 0000 & 00790112 a 0000 & 00790252 a 0000 & 00790409 a 0000 & 00790519 a 0000 & 00790747 a 0000 & 00790965 a 0000 ^ 01113670 a 0000 ^ 01424805 a 0000 ^ 01771397 a 0000 ! 00791075 a 0101 | having unexpected good fortune
00789949 00 s 02 better-off 0 better_off 0 001 & 00789683 a 0000 | in a more fortunate condition: "she would have been better off if she had stuck to her Bible"
00790112 00 s 02 felicitous 0 happy 0 001 & 00789683 a 0000 | marked by happiness or good fortune: "a felicitous life"; "a happy outcome"
00790252 00 s 01 fortuitous 0 001 & 00789683 a 0000 | occurring by happy chance: "profits were enhanced by a fortuitous drop in the cost of raw materials"
00790409 00 s 01 good 0 001 & 00789683 a 0000 | resulting favorably: "its a good thing that I wasn't there"
00790519 00 s 04 heaven-sent 0 providential 0 miraculous 0 opportune 0 001 & 00789683 a 0000 | peculiarly fortunate or appropriate; as if by divine intervention: "a heaven-sent rain saved the crops"; "a providential recovery"
00790747 00 s 01 lucky 0 001 & 00789683 a 0000 | blessed with good fortune: "considered himself lucky that the tornado missed his house"; "a lucky guess"; "other, less fortunate, children died"; "a fortunate choice"
00790965 00 s 01 well-off 0 001 & 00789683 a 0000 | fortunately situated: "doesn't know when he's well-off"
00791075 00 a 01 unfortunate 0 013 & 00791554 a 0000 & 00791701 a 0000 & 00791793 a 0000 & 00791986 a 0000 & 00792156 a 0000 & 00792389 a 0000 & 00792832 a 0000 & 00793079 a 0000 & 00793267 a 0000 ^ 01425101 a 0000 ^ 01113787 a 0000 ^ 01773019 a 0000 ! 00789683 a 0101 | not favored by fortune; marked or accompanied by or resulting in ill fortune: "an unfortunate turn of events"; "an unfortunate decision"; "unfortunate investments"; "an unfortunate night for all concerned"
00791554 00 s 01 abject 0 001 & 00791075 a 0000 | most unfortunate or miserable: "the most abject slaves joined in the revolt"; "abject poverty"
00791701 00 s 01 black 0 001 & 00791075 a 0000 | "the stock market crash on Black Friday"
00791793 00 s 03 calamitous 0 disastrous 0 ruinous 0 001 & 00791075 a 0000 | of events; extremely unfortunate: "a calamitous defeat"; "a disastrous termination"; "a ruinous course of action"
00791986 00 s 02 castaway 0 shipwrecked 0 001 & 00791075 a 0000 | suffering the misfortune of shipwreck: "shipwrecked sailors"; "castaways marooned on a desert island"
00792156 00 s 03 dispossessed 0 homeless 0 roofless 0 001 & 00791075 a 0000 | physically or spiritually homeless or deprived of security: "made a living out of shepherding dispossed people from one country to another"- James Stern
00792389 00 s 09 hapless 0 miserable 0 misfortunate 0 pathetic 0 piteous 0 pitiable 0 pitiful 0 poor 0 wretched 0 001 & 00791075 a 0000 | deserving or inciting pity: "a hapless victim"; "miserable victims of war"; "the shabby room struck her as extraordinarily pathetic"- Galsworthy; "piteous appeals for help"; "pitiable homeless children"; "a pitiful fate"; "couldn't rescue the poor fellow"; "his poor distorted limbs"; "a wretched life"
00792832 00 s 04 ill-fated 0 ill-omened 0 ill-starred 0 unlucky 0 001 & 00791075 a 0000 | marked by or promising bad fortune: "an ill-fated business venture"; "an ill-starred romance"; "the unlucky prisoner was again put in irons"- W.H.Prescott
00793079 00 s 02 infelicitous 0 unhappy 0 001 & 00791075 a 0000 | "infelicitous circumstances"; "unhappy caravans, straggling afoot through swamps and canebrakes"- American Guide Series
00793267 00 s 02 regrettable 0 too_bad 0 001 & 00791075 a 0000 | deserving regret: "regrettable remarks"; "it's regrettable that she didn't go to college"; "it's too bad he had no feeling himself for church"
00793477 00 a 01 fragrant 0 004 & 00793603 a 0000 & 00793719 a 0000 & 00793978 a 0000 ! 00794136 a 0101 | pleasant-smelling
00793603 00 s 02 aromatic 0 redolent 0 001 & 00793477 a 0000 | "the pine woods were more redolent"- Jean Stafford
00793719 00 s 07 odoriferous 1 odorous 1 perfumed 1 scented 1 sweet 0 sweet-scented 0 sweet-smelling 0 001 & 00793477 a 0000 | having a natural fragrance: "odoriferous spices"; "the odorous air of the orchard"; "the perfumed air of June"; "scented flowers"
00793978 00 s 02 perfumed 2 scented 2 001 & 00793477 a 0000 | filled or impregnated with perfume: "perfumed boudoir"; "perfumed stationery"; "scented soap"
00794136 00 a 01 malodorous 0 012 & 00794410 a 0000 & 00794495 a 0000 & 00794572 a 0000 & 00794710 a 0000 & 00794806 a 0000 & 00794916 a 0000 & 00795093 a 0000 & 00795227 a 0000 & 00795400 a 0000 ! 00793477 a 0101 & 00795025 a 0000 & 00795310 a 0000 | unpleasant-smelling
00794410 00 s 01 alliaceous 0 001 & 00794136 a 0000 | smelling of garlic or onions
00794495 00 s 01 bilgy 0 001 & 00794136 a 0000 | smelling like bilge water
00794572 00 s 08 fetid 0 foul 0 foul-smelling 0 funky 0 noisome 0 smelly 0 putrid 0 stinking 0 001 & 00794136 a 0000 | "a putrid smell"
00794710 00 s 03 fusty 0 musty 0 frowsty 0 001 & 00794136 a 0000 | stale and unclean smelling
00794806 00 s 03 gamey 0 gamy 0 high 0 001 & 00794136 a 0000 | used of the smell of game beginning to taint
00794916 00 s 02 miasmic 0 mephitic 0 001 & 00794136 a 0000 | of noxious stench from atmospheric pollution
00795025 00 s 01 niffy 0 001 & 00794136 a 0000 | British informal
00795093 00 s 02 odoriferous 2 odorous 2 001 & 00794136 a 0000 | "odoriferous stockyards"; "odorous salt pork and weevily hardtack"
00795227 00 s 01 rank 0 001 & 00794136 a 0000 | having a strong unpleasant smell
00795310 00 s 01 reeking 0 001 & 00794136 a 0000 | giving off a strong unpleasant smell
00795400 00 s 02 sour 0 rancid 0 001 & 00794136 a 0000 | smelling of fermentation or staleness
00795497 00 a 01 odorous 0 005 & 00795728 a 0000 & 00795843 a 0000 & 00796028 a 0000 = 03476724 n 0000 ! 00796156 a 0101 | having odor or a characteristic odor: "odorous jasmine flowers"; "odorous garbage"; "fresh odorous bread"
00795728 00 s 01 odoriferous 0 001 & 00795497 a 0000 | giving off an odor: "the odoriferous elements in perfume"
00795843 00 s 02 redolent(p) 0 smelling(p) 0 001 & 00795497 a 0000 | used with "of" or "with": "the hall was redolent of floor wax"; "air redolent with the fumes of beer and whiskey"
00796028 00 s 01 scented 0 001 & 00795497 a 0000 | (used in combination) "clean-scented laundry"; "a manure-scented barnyard"
00796156 00 a 02 odorless 0 inodorous 0 003 & 00796309 a 0000 = 03476724 n 0000 ! 00795497 a 0101 | having no odor: "odorless gas"; "odorless flowers"
00796309 00 s 01 scentless 0 001 & 00796156 a 0000 | emitting or holding no odor: "scentless wisps of straw"; "a scentless stretch of rocky ground"
00796459 00 a 01 scented 0 001 ! 00796561 a 0101 | having the sense of smell: "keen-scented hounds"
00796561 00 a 01 scentless 0 001 ! 00796459 a 0101 | lacking the sense of smell
00796643 00 a 01 free 2 004 & 00796761 a 0000 & 00796866 a 0000 & 00796969 a 0000 ! 00797106 a 0101 | chem and phys
00796761 00 s 01 liberated 0 001 & 00796643 a 0000 | of a gas e.g.: released from chemical combination
00796866 00 s 01 unbound 0 001 & 00796643 a 0000 | not chemically bound in a molecule: "free oxygen"
00796969 00 s 01 unfixed 0 001 & 00796643 a 0000 | not fixed in position; capable of relatively unrestricted motion: "a free electron"
00797106 00 a 01 bound 3 003 & 00797288 a 0000 & 00797470 a 0000 ! 00796643 a 0101 | (chem and phys) held with another element, substance or material in chemical or physical union
00797288 00 s 02 conjugate 1 conjugated 1 001 & 00797106 a 0000 | (chem) of an organic compound: containing two or more double bonds each separated from the other by a single bond
00797470 00 s 02 conjugate 2 conjugated 2 001 & 00797106 a 0000 | (chem) formed by the union of two compounds: "a conjugated protein"
00797606 00 a 01 free 0 022 & 00798089 a 0000 & 00798288 a 0000 & 00798465 a 0000 & 00798650 a 0000 & 00798741 a 0000 & 00798847 a 0000 & 00799204 a 0000 & 00799303 a 0000 & 00799381 a 0000 & 00799714 a 0000 & 00799862 a 0000 ^ 00801360 a 0000 ^ 00546454 a 0000 ^ 00203131 a 0000 ^ 00413522 a 0000 ^ 01535153 a 0000 & 00800004 a 0000 ^ 01536781 a 0000 = 08560710 n 0000 ! 00800108 a 0101 & 00799074 a 0000 & 00799565 a 0000 | able to act at will; not under compulsion or restraint
00798089 00 s 06 at_large(p) 0 at_liberty(p) 1 loose 0 on_the_loose(p) 0 unconfined 0 unimprisoned 0 001 & 00797606 a 0000 | free from confinement or physical restraint: "a convict still at large"
00798288 00 s 02 at_liberty(p) 2 unconstrained 0 001 & 00797606 a 0000 | not under constraint of any kind: "feel free to stay as long as you wish"; "you are at liberty to go"
00798465 00 s 04 autonomous 0 independent 0 self-governing 0 sovereign 0 001 & 00797606 a 0000 | of political bodies: "a free country"; "an autonomous judiciary"; "a sovereign state"
00798650 00 s 02 available 0 uncommitted 0 001 & 00797606 a 0000 | "I have an hour free"
00798741 00 s 02 aweigh 0 atrip 0 001 & 00797606 a 0000 | (naut) of an anchor; just clear of the bottom
00798847 00 s 03 clear(p) 0 quit(p) 0 rid(p) 0 001 & 00797606 a 0000 | released from something onerous esp an obligation or duty; usu followed by "of": "quit of all further responsibility for their safety"; "well rid of him"
00799074 00 s 01 clear(p) 2 001 & 00797606 a 0000 | free from contact or proximity or connection: "we were clear of the danger"
00799204 00 s 02 discharged 0 released 0 001 & 00797606 a 0000 | set free as from prison or duty
00799303 00 s 03 disentangled 0 extricated 0 freed 0 001 & 00797606 a 0000
00799381 00 s 02 emancipated 0 liberated 0 001 & 00797606 a 0000 | free from traditional social restraints: "an emancipated young woman pursuing her career"; "a liberated lifestyle"
00799565 00 s 02 in_the_clear 0 in_the_open 0 001 & 00797606 a 0000 | (sports) free of hindrance: "after eluding the tacklers he was in the clear"
00799714 00 s 01 out-of-school 0 001 & 00797606 a 0000 | not attending school and therefore free to work: "opportunities for out-of-school youth"
00799862 00 s 02 unhampered 0 free_of 0 001 & 00797606 a 0000 | "this would give black people the opportunity to live unhampered by racism"
00800004 00 s 01 unrestricted 0 001 & 00797606 a 0000 | "free enterprise"; "a free port"; "free will"
00800108 00 a 01 unfree 0 015 & 00800411 a 0000 & 00800598 a 0000 & 00800686 a 0000 ^ 00201939 a 0000 & 00800864 a 0000 ^ 00412434 a 0000 ^ 00545193 a 0000 & 00800949 a 0000 & 00801147 a 0000 ^ 01536294 a 0000 & 00801307 a 0000 ^ 00801742 a 0000 = 08560710 n 0000 ! 00797606 a 0101 & 00801201 a 0000
00800411 00 s 02 adscript 0 adscripted 0 001 & 00800108 a 0000 | (used of persons) bound to a tract of land; hence their service is transferable from owner to owner: "an adscript serf"
00800598 00 s 04 apprenticed 0 articled 0 bound 0 indentured 0 001 & 00800108 a 0000
00800686 00 s 04 at_bay(p) 0 cornered 0 trapped 0 treed 0 001 & 00800108 a 0000 | "a stag at bay"; "she had me cornered between the porch and her car"; "like a trapped animal"
00800864 00 s 04 captive 0 confined 0 imprisoned 0 jailed 0 001 & 00800108 a 0000
00800949 00 s 03 driven 0 forced 0 goaded 0 001 & 00800108 a 0000 | compelled forcibly by an outside agency: "felt rage like that of a driven beast"; "forced labor"; "mobs goaded by blind hatred"
00801147 00 s 01 entangled 0 001 & 00800108 a 0000
00801201 00 s 02 nonautonomous 0 nonsovereign 0 001 & 00800108 a 0000 | of peoples and political bodies
00801307 00 s 01 serflike 0 001 & 00800108 a 0000
00801360 00 a 01 free 1 005 & 00801481 a 0000 ^ 00797606 a 0000 & 00801577 a 0000 & 00801630 a 0000 ! 00801742 a 0101
00801481 00 s 03 emancipated 0 freed 0 liberated 0 001 & 00801360 a 0000 | freed from bondage
00801577 00 s 01 freeborn 0 001 & 00801360 a 0000
00801630 00 s 02 free-soil 0 slaveless 0 001 & 00801360 a 0000 | where slavery was prohibited; "a free state"
00801742 00 a 01 slave(a) 0 006 & 00801885 a 0000 & 00802129 a 0000 & 00802254 a 0000 ^ 00800108 a 0000 ! 00801360 a 0101 & 00802013 a 0000
00801885 00 s 04 bond 0 enslaved 0 enthralled 0 in_bondage 0 001 & 00801742 a 0000 | held in slavery; "born of slave parents"
00802013 00 s 01 servile(a) 0 001 & 00801742 a 0000 | involving slaves: "Brown's attempt at servile insurrection"
00802129 00 s 01 slaveholding 0 001 & 00801742 a 0000 | where slavery was legal; "a slave state"; "the slaveholding South"
00802254 00 s 01 slave(a) 1 001 & 00801742 a 0000 | concerned with slaves; "slave quarters"; slave trader"; "slave market"
00802379 00 a 01 frequent 0 003 & 00802552 a 0000 & 00802666 a 0000 ! 00802780 a 0101 | coming at short intervals or habitually: "a frequent guest"; "frequent complaints"
00802552 00 s 03 habitual 0 regular 0 steady 0 001 & 00802379 a 0000 | "a regular customer"; "a steady drinker"
00802666 00 s 02 prevailing 0 predominant 0 001 & 00802379 a 0000 | most frequent or common: "prevailing winds"
00802780 00 a 01 infrequent 0 004 & 00802980 a 0000 ^ 00441049 a 0000 ! 00802379 a 0101 & 00802889 a 0000
00802889 00 s 01 occasional 0 001 & 00802780 a 0000 | "took an occasional glass of wine"
00802980 00 s 01 rare 0 001 & 00802780 a 0000 | recurring only at long intervals: "a rare appearance"; "infrequent outbursts of temper"
00803118 00 a 01 fresh 1 010 & 00803352 a 0000 & 00803425 a 0000 & 00803559 a 0000 & 00803634 a 0000 & 00803732 a 0000 ^ 01256444 a 0000 & 00803822 a 0000 & 00803890 a 0000 = 03448784 n 0000 ! 00803986 a 0101 | not stale or spoiled
00803352 00 s 01 caller 0 001 & 00803118 a 0000 | (Scot) "caller fish"
00803425 00 s 02 crisp 0 firm 0 001 & 00803118 a 0000 | pleasingly firm and fresh: "crisp carrot and celery sticks"; "a firm apple"
00803559 00 s 01 fresh-cut 0 001 & 00803118 a 0000 | "fresh-cut flowers"
00803634 00 s 03 good 0 unspoiled 0 unspoilt 0 001 & 00803118 a 0000 | "the meat is still good"
00803732 00 s 02 hot 0 new 0 001 & 00803118 a 0000 | "hot off the press"; "fresh ideas"
00803822 00 s 01 new-made 0 001 & 00803118 a 0000 | "fresh bread"
00803890 00 s 02 strong 0 warm 0 001 & 00803118 a 0000 | "the scent is warm"; "a fresh scent"
00803986 00 a 01 stale 0 014 & 00804302 a 0000 & 00804398 a 0000 & 00804718 a 0000 & 00804580 a 0000 & 00804803 a 0000 & 00804909 a 0000 & 00804979 a 0000 & 00805097 a 0000 & 00805183 a 0000 ^ 01254644 a 0000 & 00805326 a 0000 ^ 01290889 a 0000 = 03449490 n 0000 ! 00803118 a 0101 | showing deterioration from age
00804302 00 s 01 addled 0 001 & 00803986 a 0000 | (of eggs) no longer edible: "an addled egg"
00804398 00 s 03 bad 0 spoiled 0 spoilt 0 001 & 00803986 a 0000 | (of foodstuffs) not in an edible or usable condition: "bad meat"; "a refrigerator full of spoiled and moldy food"
00804580 00 s 05 corrupt 0 decomposed 0 putrid 0 rotten 0 tainted 0 001 & 00803986 a 0000 | "like raw and putrid flesh"; "tainted meat"
00804718 00 s 02 cold 0 old 0 001 & 00803986 a 0000 | "stale news"; "a cold trail"
00804803 00 s 03 decomposing 0 putrescent 0 rotting 0 001 & 00803986 a 0000 | becoming putrid or rotten
00804909 00 s 02 dry 0 hard 0 001 & 00803986 a 0000 | "stale bread"
00804979 00 s 01 flyblown 0 001 & 00803986 a 0000 | contaminated with eggs and larvae of blowflies: "flyblown meat"
00805097 00 s 02 limp 0 wilted 0 001 & 00803986 a 0000 | not firm: "wilted lettuce"
00805183 00 s 03 moldy 0 mouldy 0 musty 0 001 & 00803986 a 0000 | covered with or smelling of mold: "moldy bread"; "a moldy (or musty) odor"
00805326 00 s 01 rancid 0 001 & 00803986 a 0000 | used of oils or fats: "rancid butter"; "rancid bacon"
00805432 00 a 01 fresh 2 003 & 00805573 a 0000 & 00805640 a 0000 ! 00805696 a 0101 | not canned or otherwise preserved: "fresh vegetables"
00805573 00 s 01 uncured 0 001 & 00805432 a 0000 | used of meats
00805640 00 s 01 unprocessed 0 001 & 00805432 a 0000
00805696 00 a 01 preserved 2 016 & 00806085 a 0000 & 00806194 a 0000 & 00806289 a 0000 & 00806373 a 0000 & 00806522 a 0000 & 00806616 a 0000 & 00806684 a 0000 & 00806763 a 0000 & 00806942 a 0000 & 00807045 a 0000 & 00807231 a 0000 & 00807298 a 0000 & 00807415 a 0000 & 00807509 a 0000 & 00807647 a 0000 ! 00805432 a 0101 | prevented from decaying or spoiling and prepared for future use
00806085 00 s 02 aged 0 cured 1 001 & 00805696 a 0000 | used of tobacco; "aged" pronounced as one syllable
00806194 00 s 03 candied 0 crystalized 0 glace 0 001 & 00805696 a 0000 | used esp. of fruits
00806289 00 s 02 canned 0 tinned 0 001 & 00805696 a 0000 | sealed in a can or jar
00806373 00 s 02 condensed(a) 0 evaporated(a) 0 001 & 00805696 a 0000 | used of milk: reduced in volume by having moisture expelled before canning
00806522 00 s 02 corned 0 cured 2 001 & 00805696 a 0000 | used esp. of meat: cured in brine
00806616 00 s 01 cured 3 001 & 00805696 a 0000 | used of hay e.g.
00806684 00 s 01 dried 0 001 & 00805696 a 0000 | "dried beef"; "dried fruit"
00806763 00 s 03 flash-frozen 0 quick-frozen 0 frozen 0 001 & 00805696 a 0000 | used of foods; preserved by freezing sufficiently rapidly to retain flavor and nutritional value
00806942 00 s 01 freeze-dried 1 001 & 00805696 a 0000 | preserved by freezing and drying in a vacuum
00807045 00 s 03 lyophilized 0 lyophilised 0 freeze-dried 2 001 & 00805696 a 0000 | used of tissue or blood or serum or other biological substances: dried by freezing in a high vacuum
00807231 00 s 01 pickled 0 001 & 00805696 a 0000 | used of foods
00807298 00 s 01 potted 0 001 & 00805696 a 0000 | preserved in a pot or can or jar: "potted meat"; "potted shrimp"
00807415 00 s 03 salt(a) 0 salted 0 salt-cured 0 001 & 00805696 a 0000 | used esp. of meats
00807509 00 s 03 smoked 0 smoke-cured 0 smoke-dried 0 001 & 00805696 a 0000 | used esp of meats and fish; dried and cured in wood smoke
00807647 00 s 01 sun-dried 0 001 & 00805696 a 0000 | dried naturally by the sun: "sun-dried apricots"
00807751 00 a 01 fresh 3 003 & 00807837 a 0000 & 00807998 a 0000 ! 00808088 a 0101
00807837 00 s 01 freshwater 0 001 & 00807751 a 0000 | relating to or living in or consisting of water that is not salty: "freshwater fish"; "freshwater lakes"
00807998 00 s 02 sweet 0 unsalty 0 001 & 00807751 a 0000 | "fresh water"; "sweet water"
00808088 00 a 01 salt 0 006 & 00808227 a 0000 & 00808341 a 0000 & 00808409 a 0000 & 00808532 a 0000 ^ 01819411 a 0000 ! 00807751 a 0101
00808227 00 s 02 brackish 0 briny 0 001 & 00808088 a 0000 | "salt water"; "a brackish lagoon"; "the briny deep"
00808341 00 s 01 marine 0 001 & 00808088 a 0000 | marine marshes"
00808409 00 s 01 saliferous 0 001 & 00808088 a 0000 | containing or yielding salt; "saliferous formations"; "salt domes"
00808532 00 s 02 saline 0 salty 0 001 & 00808088 a 0000 | containing salt: "a saline solution"; "salty tears"
00808644 00 a 01 friendly 1 017 & 00809066 a 0000 ^ 00948469 a 0000 & 00809287 a 0000 & 00809431 a 0000 & 00809550 a 0000 & 00809674 a 0000 & 00809845 a 0000 & 00810051 a 0000 & 00810169 a 0000 ^ 00414613 a 0000 ^ 00867600 a 0000 ^ 00946269 a 0000 ^ 01712802 a 0000 ^ 01706415 a 0000 ^ 01920120 a 0000 = 03304609 n 0000 ! 00810292 a 0101 | characteristic or or befitting a friend: "friendly advice";"a friendly climate"
00809066 00 s 04 affable 0 amiable 0 cordial 0 genial 0 001 & 00808644 a 0000 | diffusing warmth and friendliness: "a friendly greeting"; "an affable smile"; "an amiable gathering"; "cordial relations"; "a genial host"
00809287 00 s 04 chummy 0 matey 0 pally 0 palsy-walsy 0 001 & 00808644 a 0000 | used colloquially; having the relationship of friends or pals
00809431 00 s 01 companionate 0 001 & 00808644 a 0000 | companionlike; "companionate marriage"; "a companionate dog"
00809550 00 s 03 comradely 0 hail-fellow 0 hail-fellow-well-met 0 001 & 00808644 a 0000 | heartily friendly and congenial
00809674 00 s 02 favorable 0 well-disposed 0 001 & 00808644 a 0000 | favorably disposed; not antagonistic: "a government friendly to our interests"; "a friendly breeze"
00809845 00 s 02 kind 0 hospitable 0 001 & 00808644 a 0000 | favorable to life and growth: "a dry climate kind to asthmatics"; "soil sufficiently hospitable for forest growth"; "a hospitable environment"
00810051 00 s 02 neighborly 0 neighbourly 0 001 & 00808644 a 0000 | exhibiting the qualities of a friendly neighbor
00810169 00 s 01 social 0 001 & 00808644 a 0000 | marked by friendly companionship with others: "a social cup of coffee"
00810292 00 a 01 unfriendly 1 011 & 00810555 a 0000 & 00810650 a 0000 & 00810840 a 0000 & 00811238 a 0000 ^ 01920610 a 0000 ^ 00947016 a 0000 ^ 00946459 a 0000 ^ 00415285 a 0000 ^ 01714079 a 0000 = 03304609 n 0000 ! 00808644 a 0101 | not disposed to friendship
00810555 00 s 02 beetle-browed 0 scowling 0 001 & 00810292 a 0000 | unfriendly in appearance
00810650 00 s 03 cold 0 dry 0 uncordial 0 001 & 00810292 a 0000 | lacking warmth or friendliness: "an unfriendly coldness of manner"; "a dry greeting"; "looked uncordial as we approached"
00810840 00 s 03 hostile 0 inhospitable 0 uncongenial 0 001 & 00810292 a 0000 | unfriendly to persons and unfavorable to life or growth: "an unfriendly action for him to take"; "the unfriendly environment at high altitudes"; "a hostile attitude"; "a hostile climate"; "her greeting was cold and inhospitable"; "the barren, inhospitable desert"; "an uncongenial atmosphere"; "an uncongenial soil"
00811238 00 s 02 unneighborly 0 unneighbourly 0 001 & 00810292 a 0000
00811311 00 a 01 friendly 2 001 ! 00811473 a 0101 | of or belonging to one's own country's forces or those of an ally; "in friendly territory"; "friendly fire"
00811473 00 a 01 hostile 2 002 & 00811604 a 0000 ! 00811311 a 0101 | of or belonging to an enemy: "hostile naval and air forces"
00811604 00 s 01 enemy(a) 0 001 & 00811473 a 0000 | "enemy planes"
00811673 00 a 01 friendly 3 001 ! 00811854 a 0101 | (in combination) easy to understand or use: "user-friendly computers"; "a consumer-friendly policy"; "a reader-friendly novel"
00811854 00 a 01 unfriendly 2 001 ! 00811673 a 0101 | (in combination) not easy to understand or use: "user-unfriendly"
00811976 00 a 01 frozen 0 010 ^ 00951598 a 0000 & 00812313 a 0000 & 00812480 a 0000 & 00812571 a 0000 & 00812676 a 0000 & 00812754 a 0000 & 00812992 a 0000 ^ 01145738 a 0000 ! 00813093 a 0101 & 00812874 a 0000 | affected by freezing or by long and severe cold: "the frozen North"; "frozen pipes"; "childlren skating on a frozen brook"
00812313 00 s 01 frostbitten 0 001 & 00811976 a 0000 | injured by freezing or partial freezing: "frostbitten fingers"; "frostbitten grapes unsalable as fresh fruit"
00812480 00 s 01 frost-bound 0 001 & 00811976 a 0000 | of the ground; made hard by frost
00812571 00 s 01 icebound 0 001 & 00811976 a 0000 | locked in or obstructed by ice: "icebound harbors"
00812676 00 s 01 ice-clogged 0 001 & 00811976 a 0000 | "ice-clogged rivers"
00812754 00 s 01 icy 0 001 & 00811976 a 0000 | covered with or containing or consisting of ice: "icy northern waters"
00812874 00 s 01 sleety 0 001 & 00811976 a 0000 | consisting of or of the nature of frozen or partially frozen rain
00812992 00 s 01 solid 0 001 & 00811976 a 0000 | turned into or covered with ice: "a frozen brook"
00813093 00 a 01 unfrozen 0 007 & 00813254 a 0000 & 00813376 a 0000 & 00813458 a 0000 & 00813525 a 0000 & 00813634 a 0000 ^ 01145377 a 0000 ! 00811976 a 0101
00813254 00 s 01 ice-free 0 001 & 00813093 a 0000 | "free of ice and open to travel: "an ice-free channel in the river"
00813376 00 s 02 liquescent 0 melting 0 001 & 00813093 a 0000 | becoming liquid
00813458 00 s 01 liquid 0 001 & 00813093 a 0000 | not yet frozen
00813525 00 s 02 melted 0 thawed 0 001 & 00813093 a 0000 | no longer frozen: "the thawed ground was muddy"
00813634 00 s 01 slushy 0 001 & 00813093 a 0000 | being or resembling melting snow: "slushy snow"
00813734 00 a 01 fruitful 0 010 & 00814028 a 0000 & 00814134 a 0000 & 00814284 a 0000 & 00814464 a 0000 & 00814622 a 0000 ^ 00748037 a 0000 ^ 01425821 a 0000 & 00814784 a 0000 & 00814963 a 0000 ! 00815042 a 0101 | productive or conducive to producing in abundance: "be fruitful and multiply"
00814028 00 s 03 berried 0 baccate 0 bacciferous 0 001 & 00813734 a 0000 | producing or bearing berries
00814134 00 s 02 bountiful 0 plentiful 0 001 & 00813734 a 0000 | producing in abundance; "the bountiful earth"; "a plentiful year"; "fruitful soil"
00814284 00 s 04 fat 0 fertile 1 productive 0 rich 0 001 & 00813734 a 0000 | marked by great fruitfulness: "fertile farmland"; "a fat land"; "a productive vineyard"; "rich soil"
00814464 00 s 03 generative 0 procreative 0 reproductive 0 001 & 00813734 a 0000 | producing new life or offspring: "the reproductive or generative organs"
00814622 00 s 02 prolific 0 fertile 2 001 & 00813734 a 0000 | bearing in abundance esp offspring: "flying foxes are extremely prolific"; "a prolific pear tree"
00814784 00 s 02 rank 0 weedy 0 001 & 00813734 a 0000 | showing profuse and vigorous growth like that of weeds: "rank jungle vegetation"; "weedy plants that take over a garden"
00814963 00 s 01 verdant 0 001 & 00813734 a 0000 | green with growing things
00815042 00 a 01 unfruitful 0 006 & 00815187 a 0000 & 00815380 a 0000 & 00815453 a 0000 & 00815644 a 0000 ^ 00748491 a 0000 ! 00813734 a 0101
00815187 00 s 03 abortive 0 stillborn 0 unsuccessful 0 001 & 00815042 a 0000 | failing to accomplish an intended result: "an abortive revolt"; "a stillborn plot to assassinate the President"
00815380 00 s 01 acarpous 0 001 & 00815042 a 0000 | producing no fruit
00815453 00 s 04 barren 1 infertile 0 poor 0 unproductive 0 001 & 00815042 a 0000 | not fertile or productive: "bare barren land"; "soil too infertile to sustain real pasture"; "poor soil"
00815644 00 s 02 childless 0 barren 2 001 & 00815042 a 0000 | without offspring
00815726 00 a 02 full 0 filled 0 019 & 00816218 a 0000 & 00816602 a 0000 & 00816747 a 0000 & 00816903 a 0000 & 00817148 a 0000 & 00817356 a 0000 & 00817445 a 0000 & 00817914 a 0000 & 00818064 a 0000 & 00818147 a 0000 & 00818240 a 0000 & 00818427 a 0000 & 00818540 a 0000 & 00818617 a 0000 & 00818712 a 0000 & 00818830 a 0000 & 00818932 a 0000 = 08732439 n 0000 ! 00819023 a 0101 | containing as much or as many as is possible or normal: "a full glass"; "a sky full of stars"; "a full life"
00816218 00 s 09 abounding_in(p) 0 abounding_with(p) 0 bristling_with(p) 0 full_of(p) 0 overflowing 0 overflowing_with(p) 0 rich_in(p) 0 rife_with(p) 0 thick_with(p) 0 001 & 00815726 a 0000 | abundantly filled: "garden abounding with flowers"; "roofs bristling with antennas"; "house overflowing with guests"; "rich in ideas"; "slums rife with crime"; "the air was thick with snow"
00816602 00 s 03 afloat(p) 0 awash(p) 0 flooded 1 001 & 00815726 a 0000 | esp of a boat; covered or overflowing with water: "decks were awash"
00816747 00 s 06 brimful 0 brimful_of(p) 0 brimfull 0 brimfull_of(p) 0 brimming 0 brimming_with(p) 0 001 & 00815726 a 0000 | full to capacity with liquid
00816903 00 s 03 charged 0 fraught(p) 0 pregnant 0 001 & 00815726 a 0000 | filled with or attended with: "atmosphere charged with excitement"; "words fraught with meaning"; "an incident fraught with danger"; "a silence pregnant with suspense"
00817148 00 s 07 chockablock(p) 0 chock-full(p) 0 chockfull(p) 0 chockful(p) 0 choke-full(p) 0 chuck-full(p) 0 cram_ful 0 001 & 00815726 a 0000 | full to capacity: "chowder chockablock with pieces of fish"
00817356 00 s 02 congested 0 engorged 0 001 & 00815726 a 0000 | overfull as with blood
00817445 00 s 06 crawling_with(p) 0 overrun_with 0 swarming 0 swarming_with(p) 0 teeming 0 teeming_with(p) 0 001 & 00815726 a 0000 | filled with a vast number esp of moving throngs; sometimes used in combination: "highway crawling with cars"; "overrun with locusts"; "the locust-overrun countryside"; "the swarming boulevard"; "swarming with insects"; "the foe-swarming field"; "the Third World's teeming millions"; "parade route swarming or teeming with spectators"
00817914 00 s 03 flooded 2 inundated 0 swamped 0 001 & 00815726 a 0000 | filled to overflowing as if with water: "a desk flooded with applications"
00818064 00 s 02 glutted 0 overfull 0 001 & 00815726 a 0000 | "a glutted market"
00818147 00 s 01 heavy_with(p) 0 001 & 00815726 a 0000 | full of; "trees heavy with fruit"
00818240 00 s 02 imbued(p) 0 instinct(p) 0 001 & 00815726 a 0000 | used with "with"; deeply filled or permeated: "imbued with the spirit of the Reformation"; "words instinct with love"
00818427 00 s 02 laden 0 loaded 0 001 & 00815726 a 0000 | "a tray loaded with dishes"; "table laden with food"
00818540 00 s 02 overladen 0 overloaded 0 001 & 00815726 a 0000 | too full
00818617 00 s 01 stuffed 1 001 & 00815726 a 0000 | filled with something: "a stuffed turkey"
00818712 00 s 01 stuffed 2 001 & 00815726 a 0000 | (informal) crammed with food: "a full stomach"; "I feel stuffed"
00818830 00 s 02 untouched 0 untasted 0 001 & 00815726 a 0000 | "an untouched cocktail in her hand"
00818932 00 s 01 well-lined 0 001 & 00815726 a 0000 | full of money: "a well-lined puse"
00819023 00 a 01 empty 0 014 & 00819374 a 0000 & 00819534 a 0000 & 00819897 a 0000 & 00820031 a 0000 & 00820138 a 0000 & 00820376 a 0000 & 00820464 a 0000 & 00820638 a 0000 & 00820858 a 0000 & 00821020 a 0000 & 00821118 a 0000 = 08732439 n 0000 ! 00815726 a 0101 & 00820324 a 0000 | holding or containing nothing: "an empty glass""; "an empty room"
00819374 00 s 02 bare 0 stripped 0 001 & 00819023 a 0000 | having extraneous everything removed including contents: "the bare walls"; "the cupboard was bare"
00819534 00 s 06 barren_of(p) 0 destitute_of(p) 0 devoid_of(p) 0 empty_of(p) 0 innocent_of(p) 0 void_of(p) 0 001 & 00819023 a 0000 | completely wanting or lacking: "writing barren of insight"; "young recruits destitute of experience"; "a novel devoid of wit and inventiveness"; "a life empty of happiness"; "innocent of literary merit"; "void of understanding"
00819897 00 s 02 bereft_of(p) 0 deprived_of(p) 0 001 & 00819023 a 0000 | having had something taken away: "bereft of their dignity"
00820031 00 s 01 blank 0 001 & 00819023 a 0000 | of a surface: "blank pages"; "fill in the blank spaces"
00820138 00 s 01 drained 0 001 & 00819023 a 0000 | drained of energy or emotion: "after the violent argument he felt empty"; "the day's events left her completely drained of strength"
00820324 00 s 01 emptied 0 001 & 00819023 a 0000
00820376 00 s 01 empty-handed 0 001 & 00819023 a 0000 | carrying nothing in the hands
00820464 00 s 02 glassy 0 glazed 0 001 & 00819023 a 0000 | used of eyes lacking liveliness: "empty eyes"; "a glassy stare"; "the glazed vacancy of his eyes"- Stephen Crane
00820638 00 s 04 looted 0 pillaged 0 plundered 0 ransacked 0 001 & 00819023 a 0000 | wrongfully emptied or stripped of anything of value: "the robbers left the looted train"; "people returned to the plundered village"
00820858 00 s 03 unfilled 0 unoccupied 0 vacant 1 001 & 00819023 a 0000 | without an occupant or incumbent: "the throne is never vacant"; "full of empty seats"
00821020 00 s 01 vacant 2 001 & 00819023 a 0000 | void of thought or knowledge: "a vacant mind"
00821118 00 s 01 void 0 001 & 00819023 a 0000 | containing nothing: "the earth was without form, and void"
00821227 00 a 01 full-time 0 002 & 00821347 a 0000 ! 00821440 a 0101 | for the entire time appropriate to an activity
00821347 00 s 01 regular 0 001 & 00821227 a 0000 | "full-time students"; "a full-time job"
00821440 00 a 01 part-time 0 005 & 00821666 a 0000 & 00821751 a 0000 & 00821907 a 0000 & 00821995 a 0000 ! 00821227 a 0101 | for less than the entire time appropriate to an activity: "part-time employees"; "a part-time job"
00821666 00 s 03 incidental 0 odd(a) 0 random 0 001 & 00821440 a 0000 | "odd jobs"
00821751 00 s 02 irregular 0 temporary 0 001 & 00821440 a 0000 | lacking continuity or regularity: "an irregular worker"; "employed on a temporary basis"
00821907 00 s 01 odd-job(a) 0 001 & 00821440 a 0000 | "found only odd-job employment"
00821995 00 s 01 underemployed 0 001 & 00821440 a 0000 | employed only part-time when one needs full-time employment or not making full use of one's skills: "migrants are likely to be poor and underemployed"; "able people are kept underemployed"
00822243 00 a 01 functional 0 005 & 00822427 a 0000 ^ 01631610 a 0000 & 00822654 a 0000 = 03570918 n 0000 ! 00822856 a 0101 | designed for or capable of a particular function or use
00822427 00 s 01 structural 0 001 & 00822243 a 0000 | affecting or involved in structure or construction: "the structural details of a house such as beams and joists and rafters; not ornamental elements"; "structural damage"
00822654 00 s 02 utilitarian 0 useful 0 001 & 00822243 a 0000 | having a useful function: "a style of writing in which every word is functional"; "functional architecture"; "utilitarian steel tables"
00822856 00 a 01 nonfunctional 0 004 & 00823005 a 0000 ^ 01632418 a 0000 = 03570918 n 0000 ! 00822243 a 0101 | not having or performing a function
00823005 00 s 03 cosmetic 0 decorative 0 ornamental 0 001 & 00822856 a 0000 | serving an esthetic rather than a useful purpose; "cosmetic fenders on cars"; "the buildings were utilitarian rather than decorative"
00823219 00 a 02 functioning 0 functional 3 003 & 00823404 a 0000 & 00823581 a 0000 ! 00823688 a 0101 | performing or able to perform its regular function: "a functioning flashlight"
00823404 00 s 04 running 0 operative 0 functional 0 working(a) 0 001 & 00823219 a 0000 | (of e.g. a machine) performing or capable of performing: "a functional set of brakes"
00823581 00 s 01 up(p) 0 001 & 00823219 a 0000 | used of computers: "how soon will the computers be us?"
00823688 00 a 02 malfunctioning 0 nonfunctional 3 004 & 00823899 a 0000 & 00824214 a 0000 & 00824351 a 0000 ! 00823219 a 0101 | not performing or able to perform its regular function: "a malfunctioning valve"
00823899 00 s 06 amiss(p) 0 awry(p) 0 haywire 0 out_of_order(p) 0 the_matter(p) 0 wrong(p) 0 001 & 00823688 a 0000 | not functioning properly; "something is amiss"; "has gone completely haywire"; "the telephone is out of order"; "what's the matter with your vacuum cleaner?"; "something is wrong with the engine"
00824214 00 s 02 bad 0 defective 0 001 & 00823688 a 0000 | not working properly: "a bad telephone connection"; "a defective appliance"
00824351 00 s 01 down(p) 0 001 & 00823688 a 0000 | used of computers: temporarily not operating: "we can't do a thing because the computers are down"
00824503 00 a 01 functional 2 001 ! 00824649 a 0101 | (pathology) involving or affecting function rather than physiology: "functional deafness"
00824649 00 a 01 organic 0 001 ! 00824503 a 0101 | (pathology) involving or affecting physiology or bodily organs: "an organic disease"
00824787 00 a 01 rigged 0 004 & 00824976 a 0000 & 00825083 a 0000 & 00825302 a 0000 ! 00825408 a 0101 | (naut) fitted or equipped with necessary rigging (sails and shrouds and stays etc)
00824976 00 s 02 lateen 0 lateen-rigged 0 001 & 00824787 a 0000 | rigged with a triangular (lateen) sail
00825083 00 s 01 outrigged 0 001 & 00824787 a 0000 | rigged with a structure projecting from or over the side of a boat for various purposes: to prevent capsizing or to support an oarlock or to help secure a mast etc
00825302 00 s 01 square-rigged 0 001 & 00824787 a 0000 | rigged with square sails as the principal ones
00825408 00 a 01 unrigged 0 001 ! 00824787 a 0101 | (naut) stripped of rigging
00825489 00 a 02 equipped 0 equipt 0 008 & 00825838 a 0000 & 00826049 a 0000 & 00826169 a 0000 & 00826257 a 0000 & 00826487 a 0000 & 00826679 a 0000 & 00826791 a 0000 ! 00826940 a 0101 | provided or fitted out with what is necessary or useful or appropriate: "a well equipped playground"; "a ship equipped with every mechanical aid to navigation"
00825838 00 s 02 accoutered 0 accoutred 0 001 & 00825489 a 0000 | provided with necessary articles of equipment for a specialized purpose esp military: "troops accoutered for battle"; "accoutered for the trip
00826049 00 s 02 armored 0 panoplied 0 001 & 00825489 a 0000 | equipped with the complete arms and armor of a warrior
00826169 00 s 01 helmeted 0 001 & 00825489 a 0000 | equipped with or wearing a helmet
00826257 00 s 01 outfitted 0 001 & 00825489 a 0000 | equipped with appropriate wearing apparel and accessories: "children properly outfitted for school"; "equipt in the...national dress of the Scottish people"- Sir Walter Scott
00826487 00 s 01 prepared 0 001 & 00825489 a 0000 | equipped or prepared with necessary intellectual resources: "graduates well equipped to handle such problems"; "equipped to be a scholar"
00826679 00 s 01 transistorized 0 001 & 00825489 a 0000 | (of an electronic device) equipped with transistors
00826791 00 s 01 visored 0 001 & 00825489 a 0000 | having or provided with a visor or a visor of a particular kind: "their spic, red-visored caps"
00826940 00 a 01 unequipped 0 003 & 00827188 a 0000 & 00827317 a 0000 ! 00825489 a 0101 | without necessary physical or intellectual equipment: "guerrillas unequipped for a pitched battle"; "unequipped for jobs in a modern technological society"
00827188 00 s 01 ill-equipped 0 001 & 00826940 a 0000 | poorly supplied with physical equipment: "the school was ill-equipped"
00827317 00 s 01 unprepared 0 001 & 00826940 a 0000 | lacking with intellectual equipment: "unequipped to stand on his own feet"
00827448 00 a 02 fledged 0 mature 4 003 & 00827621 a 0000 & 00827773 a 0000 ! 00827936 a 0101 | (of birds) having developed feathers or plumage; often used in combination
00827621 00 s 02 fledgling(a) 0 fledgeling(a) 0 001 & 00827448 a 0000 | of a young bird just having acquired its flight feathers: "a fledgling robin"
00827773 00 s 02 full-fledged 0 fully_fledged 0 001 & 00827448 a 0000 | (of a bird) having reached full development with fully grown adult plumage; ready to fly
00827936 00 a 02 unfledged 0 immature 4 002 ! 00827448 a 0101 & 00828065 a 0000 | (of birds) not yet having developed feathers
00828065 00 s 01 unfeathered 0 001 & 00827936 a 0000 | "a small unfledged sparrow on the doorstep"; "the unfeathered brood"
00828191 00 a 01 framed 0 001 ! 00828330 a 0101 | provided with a frame: "there were framed snapshots of family and friends on her desk"
00828330 00 a 01 unframed 0 001 ! 00828191 a 0101 | not provided with a frame: "unframed pictures"
00828431 00 a 02 furnished 0 equipped 2 007 & 00828666 a 0000 & 00829291 a 0000 & 00829090 a 0000 & 00829382 a 0000 & 00829506 a 0000 ! 00829694 a 0101 & 00828852 a 0000 | provided with necessary furnishings: "a furnished apartment"
00828666 00 s 01 appointed 0 001 & 00828431 a 0000 | provided with furnishing and accessories esp of a tasteful kind: "a well furnished house"; "a house that is beautifully appointed"
00828852 00 s 02 fitted_out 0 outfitted 0 001 & 00828431 a 0000 | furnished with essential equipment for a particular occupation or undertaking occupation: "a completely furnished toolbox"; "well-outfitted expedition to the South Pole"
00829090 00 s 02 invested 0 invested_with 0 001 & 00828431 a 0000 | officially endowed with authority or power: "by the Constitution...the president is invested with certain...powers"- John Marshall
00829291 00 s 03 furnished_with 0 provided_with 0 supplied_with 0 001 & 00828431 a 0000
00829382 00 s 02 stocked 0 stocked_with 0 001 & 00828431 a 0000 | "rivers well stocked with fish"; "a well-stocked store"
00829506 00 s 02 well-appointed 0 well-found 0 001 & 00828431 a 0000 | having a full array of suitable equipment or furnishings: "a well-appointed kitchen"; "a well-appointed apartment"
00829694 00 a 02 unfurnished 0 unequipped 2 002 & 00829857 a 0000 ! 00828431 a 0101 | not equipped with what is needed esp furniture: "an unfurnished apartment"
00829857 00 s 03 unfurnished_with(p) 0 unprovided_with(p) 0 unsupplied_with(p) 0 001 & 00829694 a 0000 | lacking: "unfurnished with money or skill"
00830007 00 a 01 funded 0 001 ! 00830104 a 0101 | furnished with funds: "well-funded research"
00830104 00 a 01 unfunded 0 001 ! 00830007 a 0101 | not furnished with funds: "an unfunded project"
00830206 00 a 01 fueled 0 004 & 00830345 a 0000 & 00830460 a 0000 & 00830555 a 0000 ! 00830708 a 0101 | supplied with or powered by fuel
00830345 00 s 01 burning 0 001 & 00830206 a 0000 | used in combination: "coal-burning (or wood-burning) stoves"
00830460 00 s 01 oil-fired 0 001 & 00830206 a 0000 | fueled with oil: "an oil-fired furnace"
00830555 00 s 01 oxyacetylene 0 001 & 00830206 a 0000 | of or using a mixture of acetylene and oxygen: "an oxyacetylene torch"; "oxyacetelyne welding"
00830708 00 a 01 unfueled 0 003 & 00830821 a 0000 & 00830908 a 0000 ! 00830206 a 0101 | not provided with fuel
00830821 00 s 01 self-sustained 0 001 & 00830708 a 0000 | needing no outside support
00830908 00 s 01 unfed 0 001 & 00830708 a 0000 | not given support: "a grudge that remained unfed"
00831009 00 a 01 specified 0 007 & 00831234 a 0000 & 00831463 a 0000 & 00831604 a 0000 & 00831717 a 0000 & 00831889 a 0000 ! 00832089 a 0101 & 00831360 a 0000 | clearly and explicitly stated: "meals are at specified times"
00831234 00 s 02 fixed 0 given(a) 0 001 & 00831009 a 0000 | "any given number"; "we will meet at a given time and location"
00831360 00 s 01 mere(a) 0 001 & 00831009 a 0000 | being nothing more than specified: "a mere child"
00831463 00 s 02 nominative 0 nominal 2 001 & 00831009 a 0000 | named; bearing the name of a specific person: "nominative shares of stock"
00831604 00 s 01 specific 0 001 & 00831009 a 0000 | stated explicitly or in detail: "needed a specific amount"
00831717 00 s 02 such(p) 0 such_that 0 001 & 00831009 a 0000 | of a degree or quality specified (by the "that"clause): "their anxiety was such that they could not sleep"
00831889 00 s 02 such(a) 1 such_as 0 001 & 00831009 a 0000 | of a kind specified or understood: "it's difficult to please such people"; "on such a night as this"; "animals such as lions and tigers"
00832089 00 a 01 unspecified 0 005 & 00832269 a 0000 & 00832369 a 0000 & 00832515 a 0000 & 00832670 a 0000 ! 00831009 a 0101 | not specified: "threatened unspecified reprisals"
00832269 00 s 01 one(a) 0 001 & 00832089 a 0000 | particular but unspecified: "early one evening"
00832369 00 s 01 certain(a) 0 001 & 00832089 a 0000 | known but unspecified: "certain members have not paid their dues"; "a certain Mrs. Jones"
00832515 00 s 01 some(a) 0 001 & 00832089 a 0000 | being an unknown or unspecified one: "some lunatic drove into my car"; "some day my prince will come"
00832670 00 s 01 such-and-such 0 001 & 00832089 a 0000 | specific but unnamed: "agreed to meet at such-and-such an hour"
00832793 00 a 01 general 0 019 & 00833369 a 0000 & 00833568 a 0000 & 00833739 a 0000 ^ 00387348 a 0000 & 00833848 a 0000 & 00833998 a 0000 & 00834104 a 0000 & 00834230 a 0000 ^ 01405248 a 0000 ^ 00578534 a 0000 & 00834378 a 0000 & 00834591 a 0000 & 00834674 a 0000 & 00834816 a 0000 & 00834933 a 0000 & 00835039 a 0000 ^ 01729500 a 0000 = 03360857 n 0000 ! 00835218 a 0101 | applying to all or most members of a category or group: "the general public"; "general assistance"; "a general rule"; "in general terms"; "comprehensible to the general reader"; "general discontent"
00833369 00 s 03 as_a_whole(ip) 0 at_large(ip) 1 in_general(ip) 0 001 & 00832793 a 0000 | "the country at large"; "I enjoyed the play as a whole though I thought the acting could have been better"
00833568 00 s 01 at-large(ip) 0 001 & 00832793 a 0000 | representing the whole of a state or body rather than one specific division or part of it: "ambassador-at-large"
00833739 00 s 03 broad 0 nonspecific 0 unspecific 0 001 & 00832793 a 0000 | "stated in broad generalities"
00833848 00 s 02 generalized 0 widespread 0 001 & 00832793 a 0000 | prevalent generally: "generalized discontent"; "widespread fear of nuclear war"
00833998 00 s 02 general-purpose 0 all-purpose 0 001 & 00832793 a 0000 | not limited in use or function
00834104 00 s 01 generic 0 001 & 00832793 a 0000 | applicable to an entire class or group: "is there a generic Asian mind?"
00834230 00 s 01 gross 0 001 & 00832793 a 0000 | of general aspects or broad distinctions: "the gross details of the structure appear reasonable"
00834378 00 s 06 lay 0 plain 0 nontechnical 0 popular 1 unspecialized 0 untechnical 0 001 & 00832793 a 0000 | comprehensible to the general public: "written for the popular press in plain nontechnical language"
00834591 00 s 02 mass 0 large-scale 0 001 & 00832793 a 0000 | "mass destruction"
00834674 00 s 01 miscellaneous 0 001 & 00832793 a 0000 | constituting a grab-bag category: "the usual collection of miscellaneous expenses"
00834816 00 s 01 overall 0 001 & 00832793 a 0000 | involving only main features: "the overall pattern of his life"
00834933 00 s 01 pandemic 0 001 & 00832793 a 0000 | existing everywhere: "pandemic fear of nuclear war"
00835039 00 s 02 pervading 0 pervasive 0 001 & 00832793 a 0000 | spread throughout: "a pervasive anxiety overshadows the triumphs of individuals"; "the pervasive odor of garlic
00835218 00 a 01 specific 0 011 & 00835631 a 0000 & 00835778 a 0000 & 00835933 a 0000 & 00836079 a 0000 & 00836446 a 0000 & 00836677 a 0000 & 00836830 a 0000 ^ 01404218 a 0000 ^ 01728832 a 0000 = 03360857 n 0000 ! 00832793 a 0101 | applying to or characterized by or distinguishing something particular or special or unique: "rules with specific application"; "demands specific to the job"; "a specific remedy"
00835631 00 s 01 ad_hoc 0 001 & 00835218 a 0000 | for or concerned with one specific purpose: "a coordinated policy instead of ad hoc decisions"
00835778 00 s 04 circumstantial 0 detailed 0 particularized 0 particularised 0 001 & 00835218 a 0000 | "a specific and detailed account of the accident"
00835933 00 s 02 limited 0 special 0 001 & 00835218 a 0000 | having a specific function or scope: "a special (or specific) role in the mission"
00836079 00 s 04 particular(a) 0 peculiar(a) 0 peculiar_to(p) 0 special(a) 1 001 & 00835218 a 0000 | peculiar to a specific person or thing or category: "the particular demands of the job"; "a peculiar bond of sympathy between them"; "an expression peculiar to Canadians"; "rights peculiar to the rich"; "the special features of a computer"; "my own special chair"
00836446 00 s 01 particular(a) 2 001 & 00835218 a 0000 | separate and distinct from others of the same group or category: "interested in one particular artist"; "a man who wishes to make a particular woman fall in love with him"
00836677 00 s 01 proper(ip) 0 001 & 00835218 a 0000 | limited to the thing specified: "the city proper"; "his claim is connected with the deed proper"
00836830 00 s 02 unique 0 unique_to(p) 0 001 & 00835218 a 0000 | applying exclusively to a given category or condition or locality: "a species unique to Australia"
00836996 00 a 01 national 1 004 & 00837303 a 0000 & 00837404 a 0000 & 00837662 a 0000 ! 00837755 a 0101 | concerned with or applicable to or belonging to an entire nation or country: "the national government"; "national elections"; "of national concern"; "the national highway system"; "national forests"
00837303 00 s 01 central 0 001 & 00836996 a 0000 | having national scope: "our central government"
00837404 00 s 01 federal 0 001 & 00836996 a 0000 | national; esp in reference to the government of the US as distinct from that of its member units: "the Federal Bureau of Investigation"; "federal courts"; "the federal highway program"; "federal property"
00837662 00 s 01 general 0 001 & 00836996 a 0000 | of national scope: "a general election"
00837755 00 a 01 local 1 003 & 00838069 a 0000 & 00838202 a 0000 ! 00836996 a 0101 | relating to applicable to or concerned with a city or town or district rather than a larger area: "local taxes"; "local schools and churches"; "a local bus line"; "local authorities"; "local streets and roads"; "local control"
00838069 00 s 01 community 0 001 & 00837755 a 0000 | belonging to and maintained by and for the local community; "community parks"
00838202 00 s 01 district 0 001 & 00837755 a 0000 | applicable to or serving the needs of a particular district: "the district courts"
00838339 00 a 01 local 4 001 ! 00838442 a 0101 | making all stops on its run: "a local train or bus"
00838442 00 a 01 express 0 001 ! 00838339 a 0101 | fast and direct and usu nonstop: "an express train or bus"
00838554 00 a 02 cosmopolitan 0 widely_distributed 2 001 ! 00838746 a 0101 | (ecology) growing or occurring in many parts of the world: "a cosmopolitan herb"; "cosmopolitan in distribution"
00838746 00 a 01 endemic 2 001 ! 00838554 a 0101 | (ecology) native to or confined to a certain region: "the islands have a number of interesting endemic species"
00838911 00 a 02 branchiate 0 gilled 0 001 ! 00839016 a 0101 | provided with gills: "a gilled tadpole"
00839016 00 a 04 abranchiate 0 abranchial 0 abranchious 0 gill-less 0 001 ! 00838911 a 0101 | having no gills
00839128 00 a 01 central 2 001 ! 00839294 a 0101 | constituting a center or having controlling authority: "the central office is in Atlanta"; "the central library"
00839294 00 a 01 local 3 001 ! 00839128 a 0101 | having subordinate authority or serving the needs of a limited district: "the local office"; "local branches of the library"
00839470 00 a 01 federal 0 001 ! 00839778 a 0101 | (government) characterized by or constituting a form of government in which power is divided between one central and several regional authorities: "a federal system like that of the United States"; "federal governments often evolved out of confederatons"
00839778 00 a 01 unitary 0 001 ! 00839470 a 0101 | (government) characterized by or constituting a form of government in which power is held by one central authority: "a unitary as opposed to a federal form of government"
00840002 00 a 01 centralized 0 001 ! 00840210 a 0101 | drawn toward a center or brought under the control of a central authority: "centralized control of emergency relief efforts"; "centralized government"
00840210 00 a 01 decentralized 0 004 & 00840490 a 0000 & 00840629 a 0000 & 00840788 a 0000 ! 00840002 a 0101 | withdrawn from a center or place of concentration; esp having power or function dispersed from a central to local authorities: "a decentralized school administration"
00840490 00 s 01 localized 0 001 & 00840210 a 0000 | made local or oriented locally: "a decentralized and localized political authority"
00840629 00 s 01 redistributed 0 001 & 00840210 a 0000 | having population and industries relocated from urban to outlying areas: "decentralized industries"
00840788 00 s 01 suburbanized 0 001 & 00840210 a 0000 | surrounded by many suburbs: "a highly suburbanized city"
00840903 00 a 01 technical 0 003 & 00841275 a 0000 & 00841366 a 0000 ! 00841627 a 0101 | characterizing or showing skill in or specialized knowledge of applied arts and sciences: "a technical problem"; "highly technical matters hardly suitable for the general public"; "a technical report"; "producing the A-bomb was a challenge to the technical people of this country"
00841275 00 s 02 abstract 0 theoretical 0 001 & 00840903 a 0000 | "a technical analysis"
00841366 00 s 01 specialized 0 001 & 00840903 a 0000 | marked by or characteristic of specialization in a mechanical or scientific subject: "his technical qualifications for the job"; "technical training"; "technical language"; "all kinds of technical books"
00841627 00 a 02 nontechnical 0 untechnical 0 002 & 00841864 a 0000 ! 00840903 a 0101 | not characteristic of or skilled in applied arts and sciences: "nontechnical aspects of the job"; "nontechnical training"; "an untechnical reader"
00841864 00 s 01 unspecialized 0 001 & 00841627 a 0000 | not marked by or characteristic of specialization in a mechanical or scientific subject: "in clear effective nontechnical language"
00842055 00 a 02 generic 0 nonproprietary 0 001 ! 00842235 a 0101 | of drugs; not protected by trademark: "`Acetaminophen' is the generic form of the proprietary drug `Tylenol'"
00842235 00 a 01 proprietary 0 001 ! 00842055 a 0101 | of drugs; protected by trademark: "`Tylenol' is a proprietary drug; `acetaminophen' is the generic form"
00842397 00 a 01 generous 1 009 & 00842657 a 0000 & 00842726 a 0000 ^ 00277046 a 0000 ^ 00845005 a 0000 & 00843147 a 0000 & 00843562 a 0000 ^ 01611509 a 0000 = 03394373 n 0000 ! 00843628 a 0101 | willing to give and share unstintingly: "a generous donation"
00842657 00 s 02 benevolent 0 freehearted 0 001 & 00842397 a 0000
00842726 00 s 09 big 0 bighearted 0 bounteous 0 bountiful 0 freehanded 0 handsome 0 giving 0 liberal 0 openhanded 0 001 & 00842397 a 0000 | given or giving freely: "was a big tipper"; "the bounteous goodness of God"; "bountiful compliments"; "a freehanded host"; "a handsome allowance"; "Saturday's child is loving and giving"; "a liberal backer of the arts"; "a munificent gift"; "her fond and openhanded grandfather"
00843147 00 s 07 lavish 0 munificent 0 overgenerous 0 too-generous 0 unsparing 0 unstinted 0 unstinting 0 001 & 00842397 a 0000 | very generous: "lavish expenditure"; "the critics were lavish in their praise"; "a munificent gift"; "his father gave him a half-dollar and his mother a quarter and he thought them munificent"; "unsparing generosity"; "his unstinted devotion"; "called for unstinting aid to Britain"
00843562 00 s 01 unselfish 0 001 & 00842397 a 0000 | not greedy
00843628 00 a 02 stingy 0 ungenerous 4 013 & 00844018 a 0000 & 00844144 a 0000 & 00844214 a 0000 & 00844296 a 0000 & 00844379 a 0000 & 00844501 a 0000 & 00844579 a 0000 & 00844777 a 0000 ^ 01611022 a 0000 ^ 00277628 a 0000 ^ 00845680 a 0000 = 03394373 n 0000 ! 00842397 a 0101 | not generous: "she practices economy without being stingy"; "an ungenerous response to the appeal for funds"
00844018 00 s 02 beggarly 0 mean 1 001 & 00843628 a 0000 | used of sums of money; so small in amount as to deserve contempt
00844144 00 s 03 cheap 0 chinchy 0 chintzy 0 001 & 00843628 a 0000
00844214 00 s 03 cheeseparing 0 close 0 penny-pinching 0 001 & 00843628 a 0000
00844296 00 s 03 closefisted 0 hardfisted 0 tightfisted 0 001 & 00843628 a 0000
00844379 00 s 03 grudging 0 niggardly 0 scrimy 0 001 & 00843628 a 0000 | petty in giving or spending: "a niggardly tip"
00844501 00 s 02 meager 0 scrimpy 0 001 & 00843628 a 0000 | "a stingy meal"
00844579 00 s 06 mean 2 mingy 0 miserly 0 little 0 small 0 tight 0 001 & 00843628 a 0000 | used of persons or behavior; characterized by or indicative of lack of generosity: "a small miserly man"
00844777 00 s 02 parsimonious 0 penurious 0 001 & 00843628 a 0000 | excessively unwilling to spend: "parsimonious thrift relieved by few generous impulses"; "lived in a most penurious manner--denying himself every indulgence"
00845005 00 a 01 generous 2 005 & 00845211 a 0000 & 00845490 a 0000 ^ 00842397 a 0000 & 00845572 a 0000 ! 00845680 a 0101 | not petty in character and mind: "unusually generous in his judgment of people"
00845211 00 s 03 big 0 large 0 magnanimous 0 001 & 00845005 a 0000 | generous and understanding and tolerant: "a heart big enough to hold no grudges"; "that's very big of you to be so forgiving"; "a large and generous spirit"; "a large heart"; "magnanimous toward his enemies"
00845490 00 s 01 kind 0 001 & 00845005 a 0000 | liberal: "kind words of praise"
00845572 00 s 01 ungrudging 0 001 & 00845005 a 0000 | without envy or reluctance: "ungrudging admiration"
00845680 00 a 01 ungenerous 0 004 & 00845917 a 0000 & 00846011 a 0000 ^ 00843628 a 0000 ! 00845005 a 0101 | mean-spirited: "it seems ungenerous to end this review of a splendid work of scholarship on a critical note"- Times Litt. Sup.
00845917 00 s 02 grudging 0 small-minded 0 001 & 00845680 a 0000 | "grudging in her praise"
00846011 00 s 02 uncharitable 0 unforgiving 0 001 & 00845680 a 0000 | "I hope I'm not being uncharitable but he really is a bore"; "unjust and uncharitable criticism"
00846180 00 a 01 genuine 0 010 & 00846459 a 0000 & 00846708 a 0000 & 00846814 a 0000 & 00846897 a 0000 & 00847115 a 0000 ^ 00931641 a 0000 ^ 01480888 a 0000 ^ 01671165 a 0000 ^ 01862598 a 0000 ! 00847211 a 0101 | not fake or counterfeit: "a genuine Picasso"; "genuine leather"
00846459 00 s 04 authentic 0 bona_fide 0 unquestionable 0 veritable 0 001 & 00846180 a 0000 | not counterfeit or copied: "an authentic signature"; "a bona fide manuscript"; "an unquestionable antique"; "photographs taken in a veritable bull ring"
00846708 00 s 03 attested 0 authenticated 0 documented 0 001 & 00846180 a 0000 | established as genuine
00846814 00 s 01 good 0 001 & 00846180 a 0000 | not forged: "a good dollar bill"
00846897 00 s 03 honest-to-god 0 honest-to-goodness 0 sure-enough(a) 0 001 & 00846180 a 0000 | used informally esp for emphasis: "a real honest-to-god live cowboy"; "went upriver to look at a sure-enough fish wheel"
00847115 00 s 02 real 0 true 0 001 & 00846180 a 0000 | not spurious: "real mink"; "true gold"
00847211 00 a 02 counterfeit 0 imitative 4 013 & 00847634 a 0000 ^ 01204418 a 0000 & 00847818 a 0000 & 00847929 a 0000 ^ 01863937 a 0000 & 00848013 a 0000 ^ 01672345 a 0000 & 00848141 a 0000 & 00848260 a 0000 & 00848436 a 0000 & 00848550 a 0000 ^ 01482651 a 0000 ! 00846180 a 0101 | not genuine; imitating something superior: "counterfeit emotion"; "counterfeit money"; "counterfeit works of art"; "a counterfeit prince"
00847634 00 s 07 assumed 0 feigned 0 fictitious 0 pretended 0 pseudo 0 put_on 0 sham 0 001 & 00847211 a 0000 | adopted in order to deceive: "an assumed name"; "a fictitious address"
00847818 00 s 02 bad 0 forged 0 001 & 00847211 a 0000 | "like a bad penny..."; "a forged twenty dollar bill"
00847929 00 s 05 bastard 0 bogus 0 fake 0 phony 0 phoney 0 001 & 00847211 a 0000
00848013 00 s 03 inauthentic 0 unauthentic 0 spurious 0 001 & 00847211 a 0000 | intended to deceive: "a spurious work of art"
00848141 00 s 01 mock 0 001 & 00847211 a 0000 | constituting a copy or imitation of something: "boys in mock battle"
00848260 00 s 03 ostensible 0 ostensive 0 professed 0 001 & 00847211 a 0000 | represented or appearing as such: "His ostensible purpose was charity, his real goal popularity
00848436 00 s 01 pinchbeck 0 001 & 00847211 a 0000 | serving as an imitation or substitute: "pinchbeck heroism"
00848550 00 s 01 synthetic 0 001 & 00847211 a 0000 | not genuine or natural: "counterfeit rhetoric that flourishes when passions are synthetic"- George Will
00848709 00 a 01 geocentric 0 002 & 00848814 a 0000 ! 00849018 a 0101 | having the earth as the center
00848814 00 s 01 Ptolemaic 0 001 & 00848709 a 0000 | "in the Ptolemaic system of planetary motion the earth is fixed as the center of the universe with the sun and moon and planets revolving around it"
00849018 00 a 01 heliocentric 0 002 & 00849123 a 0000 ! 00848709 a 0101 | having the sun as the center
00849123 00 s 01 Copernican 0 001 & 00849018 a 0000 | "in the Copernican system the earth and other planets revolve around the sun"
00849257 00 a 01 given 0 005 & 00849444 a 0000 & 00849551 a 0000 & 00849809 a 0000 ! 00849973 a 0101 & 00849703 a 0000 | having possession delivered or transferred without compensation
00849444 00 s 03 bestowed 0 conferred 0 presented 0 001 & 00849257 a 0000 | given formally or officially
00849551 00 s 01 donated 0 001 & 00849257 a 0000 | given freely esp. to a cause or fund: "the donated van made their meal-on-wheels venture possible"
00849703 00 s 01 granted 0 001 & 00849257 a 0000 | "the special funds granted for his research project"
00849809 00 s 02 relinquished 0 surrendered 0 001 & 00849257 a 0000 | given up often unwillingly: "a relinquishment is a piece of relinquished or abandoned land"
00849973 00 a 01 taken 0 006 & 00850163 a 0000 & 00850382 a 0000 & 00850540 a 0000 & 00850759 a 0000 & 00850865 a 0000 ! 00849257 a 0101 | having possession gained esp. by force or effort
00850163 00 s 05 appropriated 0 confiscate 0 confiscated 0 seized 0 taken_over 0 001 & 00849973 a 0000 | taken without permission or consent esp. by public authority: "the confiscated liquor was poured down the drain
00850382 00 s 01 embezzled 0 001 & 00849973 a 0000 | taken for one's own use in violation of a trust: "the embezzled funds amounted to millions of dollars"
00850540 00 s 01 expropriated 0 001 & 00849973 a 0000 | taken out of the possession of another and transferred to one's own use often without permission: "the expropriated land was developed into a public playground"
00850759 00 s 02 purloined 0 stolen 0 001 & 00849973 a 0000 | taken dishonestly: "the purloined letter"
00850865 00 s 01 usurped 0 001 & 00849973 a 0000 | (used esp. of the rights of another) seized and held wrongfully: "the usurped crown sat heavy on his head"
00851025 00 a 02 glazed 0 shiny 4 005 & 00851230 a 0000 & 00851446 a 0000 & 00851703 a 0000 & 00851952 a 0000 ! 00852063 a 0101 | having a shiny surface or coating: "glazed fabrics"; "glazed doughnuts"
00851230 00 s 01 coated 0 001 & 00851025 a 0000 | (of foods) covered with a shiny coating by applying e.g. beaten egg or a sugar or gelatin mixture: "glazed doughnuts"; "a glazed ham"; "ice-glazed roads and trees"
00851446 00 s 03 glassy 0 vitreous 0 vitrified 0 001 & 00851025 a 0000 | (of ceramics) having the surface made shiny and nonporous by fusing a vitreous solution to it: "glazed pottery"; "glassy porcelain"; "hard vitreous china used for plumbing fixtures"
00851703 00 s 02 glossy 0 calendered 0 001 & 00851025 a 0000 | (of paper and fabric and leather) having a surface made smooth and glossy esp by pressing between rollers or applying various chemicals: "calendered paper"; "a dress of glossy sateen"
00851952 00 s 01 icy 0 001 & 00851025 a 0000 | having a thin coating of ice: "roads glazed with an icy film"
00852063 00 a 01 unglazed 0 002 & 00852180 a 0000 ! 00851025 a 0101 | not having a shiny coating: "unglazed paper"
00852180 00 s 01 unvitrified 0 001 & 00852063 a 0000 | (of ceramics) lacking a vitreous finish: "unglazed pottery"
00852297 00 a 02 glazed 1 glassed 0 001 ! 00852409 a 0101 | fitted or covered with glass: "four glazed walls"
00852409 00 a 01 unglazed 1 001 ! 00852297 a 0101 | not furnished with glass: "windows were unglazed to admit as much light and air as possible"
00852556 00 a 01 glorious 0 006 & 00852797 a 0000 & 00852878 a 0000 & 00852983 a 0000 & 00853232 a 0000 ^ 01046914 a 0000 ! 00853346 a 0101 | having or deserving or conferring glory: "a long and glorious career"; "our glorious literature"
00852797 00 s 01 brilliant 0 001 & 00852556 a 0000 | "a brilliant achievement"
00852878 00 s 03 celebrated 0 historied 0 storied 0 001 & 00852556 a 0000 | having an illustrious past
00852983 00 s 04 divine 0 elysian 0 inspired 0 sublime 0 001 & 00852556 a 0000 | of such surpassing excellence as to suggest divine inspiration: "her pies were simply divine"; "the divine Shakespeare"; "an elysian meal"; "an inspired performance"
00853232 00 s 01 illustrious 0 001 & 00852556 a 0000 | having or conferring glory: "an illustrious achievement"
00853346 00 a 02 inglorious 0 dishonorable 2 004 ^ 00935790 a 0000 & 00853470 a 0000 ^ 01048587 a 0000 ! 00852556 a 0101
00853470 00 s 03 obscure 0 unknown 0 unsung 0 001 & 00853346 a 0000 | not famous or acclaimed: "some mute inglorious Milton here may rest"; "an obscure family"; "unsung heroes of the war"
00853660 00 a 01 go 0 002 & 00853791 a 0000 ! 00853886 a 0101 | functioning correctly and ready for action: "all systems are go"
00853791 00 s 02 a-ok(p) 0 a-okay(p) 0 001 & 00853660 a 0000 | in perfect condition or order
00853886 00 a 01 no-go 0 001 ! 00853660 a 0101 | not functioning properly or in suitable condition for proceeding: "the space launch was no-go"
00854032 00 a 01 good 1 017 & 00854738 a 0000 & 00854946 a 0000 & 00855096 a 0000 & 00855195 a 0000 & 00855271 a 0000 & 00855465 a 0000 & 00855595 a 0000 & 00855726 a 0000 ^ 00183475 a 0000 ^ 00186535 a 0000 ^ 00742647 a 0000 ^ 00859080 a 0000 ^ 01233942 a 0000 ^ 01529065 a 0000 ^ 01725748 a 0000 = 03566188 n 0000 ! 00855807 a 0101 | having desirable or positive qualities esp those suitable for a thing specified: "good news from the hospital"; "a good report card"; "when she was good she was very very good"; "a good knife is one good for cutting"; "this stump will make a good picnic table"; "a good check"; "a good joke"; "a good exterior paint"; "a good secretary"; "a good dress for the office"
00854738 00 s 10 bang-up 0 bully 0 cool 0 corking 0 cracking 0 dandy 0 great 0 groovy 0 keen 0 neat 0 nifty 0 not_bad(p) 0 peachy 0 slap-up 0 swell 0 smashing 0 001 & 00854032 a 0000 | (informal) very good
00854946 00 s 01 good_enough 0 001 & 00854032 a 0000 | adequately good for the circumstances; "if it's good enough for you it's good enough for me"
00855096 00 s 01 goodish 0 001 & 00854032 a 0000 | moderately good of its kind: "a goodish wine"
00855195 00 s 01 positive 0 001 & 00854032 a 0000 | "a positive attitude"
00855271 00 s 01 redeeming(a) 0 001 & 00854032 a 0000 | compensating for some fault or defect: "the redeeming feature of the plan is its simplicity"; "his saving grace was his sense of humor"
00855465 00 s 02 satisfactory 0 acceptable 0 001 & 00854032 a 0000 | meeting requirements: "the step makes a satisfactory seat"
00855595 00 s 01 suitable 0 001 & 00854032 a 0000 | suitable for the desired purpose: "Is this a suitable dress for the office?"
00855726 00 s 01 well-behaved 0 001 & 00854032 a 0000 | "a well-behaved child"
00855807 00 a 01 bad 0 028 & 00856651 a 0000 & 00856955 a 0000 & 00857054 a 0000 & 00857193 a 0000 ^ 01235042 a 0000 ^ 00860096 a 0000 & 00857461 a 0000 & 00857608 a 0000 & 00857682 a 0000 & 00857799 a 0000 & 00857870 a 0000 & 00857956 a 0000 & 00858106 a 0000 ^ 01934179 a 0000 & 00858212 a 0000 & 00858350 a 0000 & 00858427 a 0000 & 00858542 a 0000 & 00858733 a 0000 & 00858846 a 0000 & 00858985 a 0000 ^ 00743472 a 0000 ^ 01726784 a 0000 ^ 00186731 a 0000 ^ 00185561 a 0000 = 03566188 n 0000 ! 00854032 a 0101 & 00858645 a 0000 | having undesirable or negative qualities: "a bad report card"; "his sloppy appearance made a bad impression"; "a bad little boy"; "clothes in bad shape"; "a bad cut"; "bad luck"; "the news was very bad"; "the reviews were bad"; "the pay is bad"; "it was a bad light for reading"; "the movie was a bad choice"
00856651 00 s 06 atrocious 0 awful 0 dreadful 0 fearful 0 terrible 0 unspeakable 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | extremely or indiscribably bad: "atrocious taste"; "an awful voice"; "dreadful manners"; "fearful slum conditions"; "terrible handwriting"; "that unspeakable odor...the breath of all corruption"
00856955 00 s 03 badly_behaved 0 mischievous 0 naughty 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | "a naughty boy"
00857054 00 s 02 corked 0 corky 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | of wine: tainted in flavor by a cork containing excess tannin: "a corked port"
00857193 00 s 06 deplorable 0 lamentable 0 pitiful 0 sad 0 sorry 0 woeful 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | very bad: "my finances were in a deplorable state"; "a lamentable decision"; "her clothes were in sad shape"; "a sorry state of affairs"; "a woeful standard of work"
00857461 00 s 02 distressing 0 severe 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | more distressing than is usual: "a severe case of flu"; "heard distressing news"
00857608 00 s 01 disturbing 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | "disturbing news"
00857682 00 s 02 fine 2 pretty 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | used ironically; "a fine mess"; "a pretty kettle of fish"
00857799 00 s 02 hard 0 tough 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | "tough luck"
00857870 00 s 01 horrid 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | "when she was bad she was horrid"
00857956 00 s 07 icky 0 crappy 0 lousy 0 rotten 3 shitty 0 stinking 0 stinky 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | (informal) very bad: "it's a stinking world"
00858106 00 s 02 incompetent 0 unskilled 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | not doing a good job; "bad at chess"
00858212 00 s 01 negative 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | "delinquents retarded by their negative outlook on life"; "ran a negative campaign"
00858350 00 s 01 poor 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | "a poor light for reading"
00858427 00 s 02 rubber 0 no_good 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | (informal) "a rubber check"; "the check was no good"
00858542 00 s 01 swingeing 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | (British) punishingly bad: "swingeing taxation"
00858645 00 s 01 uncollectible 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | "the debt was uncollectible"
00858733 00 s 01 unfavorable 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | "made an unfavorable impression"; "unfavorable reviews"
00858846 00 s 02 unsatisfactory 0 unacceptable 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | "the pay is unsatisfactory and the conditions are unacceptable"
00858985 00 s 01 unsuitable 0 001 & 00855807 a 0000 | "the movie was unsuitable for a child"
00859080 00 a 01 good 2 013 & 00859364 a 0000 & 00859645 a 0000 ^ 00854032 a 0000 ^ 01178074 a 0000 ^ 01560279 a 0000 ^ 01561971 a 0000 ^ 01905484 a 0000 & 00860031 a 0000 ^ 01961083 a 0000 = 03404643 n 0000 ! 00860096 a 0101 & 00859749 a 0000 & 00859850 a 0000 | morally admirable
00859364 00 s 06 angelic 0 angelical 0 beatific 0 saintlike 0 saintly 0 sainted 0 001 & 00859080 a 0000 | marked by utter benignity; resembling or befitting an angel or saint: "angelic benificence"; "a beatific smile"; "a saintly concern for his fellow men"; "my sainted mother"
00859645 00 s 03 beneficent 0 benevolent 0 gracious 0 001 & 00859080 a 0000 | doing or producing good
00859749 00 s 01 goody-goody 0 001 & 00859080 a 0000 | affectedly or smugly good or self-righteous
00859850 00 s 03 redemptive 0 redeeming(a) 1 saving(a) 0 001 & 00859080 a 0000 | bringing about salvation or redemption from sin: "saving faith"; "redemptive (or redeeming) love"
00860031 00 s 01 white 0 001 & 00859080 a 0000 | "white magic"
00860096 00 a 02 evil 0 wicked 4 015 & 00860480 a 0000 & 00860679 a 0000 & 00860872 a 0000 & 00861030 a 0000 & 00861461 a 0000 & 00861814 a 0000 ^ 00855807 a 0000 ^ 01178896 a 0000 ^ 01243426 a 0000 ^ 01562604 a 0000 ^ 01905847 a 0000 ^ 01560771 a 0000 = 03406544 n 0000 ! 00859080 a 0101 & 00860791 a 0000 | morally bad or wrong: "evil purposes"; "an evil influence"; "evil deeds"
00860480 00 s 04 atrocious 0 flagitious 0 heinous 0 monstrous 0 001 & 00860096 a 0000 | shockingly brutal or cruel: "murder is an atrocious crime"; "no excess was too monstrous for them to commit"
00860679 00 s 02 black 0 dark 0 001 & 00860096 a 0000 | wicked: "black deeds"; "Darth Vader of the dark side"
00860791 00 s 02 bad 0 immoral 0 001 & 00860096 a 0000 | "led a very bad life"
00860872 00 s 03 corruptive 0 perversive 0 sinister 0 001 & 00860096 a 0000 | "the scheme of some sinister intelligence bent on punishing him"-Thomas Hardy
00861030 00 s 07 demonic 0 diabolic 0 diabolical 0 fiendish 0 hellish 0 infernal 0 satanic 0 001 & 00860096 a 0000 | extremely evil or cruel; befitting hell or satan: "something demonic in him--something that could be cruel"; "fires lit up a diabolic scene"; "diabolical sorcerers under the influence of devils"; "fiendish torture"; "a fiendish despot"; "a hellish war"; "infernal instruments of war"; "satanic in their cruelty"
00861461 00 s 05 devilish 0 diabolic 2 diabolical 2 mephistophelian 0 mephistophelean 0 001 & 00860096 a 0000 | devilish in character or aspect; e.g. showing cunning or ingenuity or wickedness: "devilish schemes"; "the cold calculation and diabolic art of some statesmen"; "the diabolical expression on his face"; "a mephistophelian glint in his eye"
00861814 00 s 01 evil-minded 0 001 & 00860096 a 0000 | having evil thoughts or intentions
00861906 00 a 01 good-natured 0 007 & 00862198 a 0000 & 00862395 a 0000 ^ 01045234 a 0000 ^ 01372634 a 0000 ^ 00073540 a 0000 = 03287262 n 0000 ! 00862577 a 0101 | "too good-natured to resent a little criticism"; "the good-natured policeman on our block"; "the sounds of good-natured play"
00862198 00 s 06 amiable 0 agreeable 0 good-humored 0 good-humoured 0 likable 0 likeable 0 001 & 00861906 a 0000 | disposed to please: "an amiable villain with a cocky sidelong grin"- Hal Hinson
00862395 00 s 04 equable 0 even-tempered 0 good-tempered 0 placid 0 001 & 00861906 a 0000 | not easily irritated: "an equable temper"; "not everyone shared his placid temperament"
00862577 00 a 01 ill-natured 0 020 & 00863014 a 0000 & 00863318 a 0000 & 00863451 a 0000 & 00863725 a 0000 & 00863848 a 0000 & 00864038 a 0000 & 00864164 a 0000 & 00864334 a 0000 ^ 00073801 a 0000 & 00864437 a 0000 & 00864822 a 0000 & 00864945 a 0000 & 00865005 a 0000 & 00865106 a 0000 & 00865189 a 0000 & 00865293 a 0000 & 00865466 a 0000 ^ 01373840 a 0000 = 03287262 n 0000 ! 00861906 a 0101 | "an ill-natured disagreeable old man"
00863014 00 s 05 argumentative 0 contentious 0 disputatious 0 disputative 0 litigious 0 001 & 00862577 a 0000 | inclined to dispute or disagree, even to engage in law suits: "an intelligent but argumentative child"; "a contentious nature"; "a disputatious lawyer"; "a litigious and acrimonious spirit"
00863318 00 s 04 atrabilious 0 bilious 0 dyspeptic 0 liverish 0 001 & 00862577 a 0000 | irritable as if suffering from indigestion
00863451 00 s 05 bristly 0 prickly 0 snappish 0 splenetic 0 waspish 0 001 & 00862577 a 0000 | very irritable: "bristly exchanges between the White House and the press"; "he became prickly and spiteful"; "a snappish tone of voice"; "witty and waspish about his colleagues"
00863725 00 s 03 cantankerous 0 crotchety 0 ornery 0 001 & 00862577 a 0000 | having a difficult and contrary disposition
00863848 00 s 07 choleric 0 irascible 0 hotheaded 0 hot-headed 0 hot-tempered 0 quick-tempered 0 short-tempered 0 001 & 00862577 a 0000 | quickly aroused to anger: "a hotheaded commander"
00864334 00 s 05 crusty 0 curmudgeonly 0 gruff 0 ill-humored 0 ill-humoured 0 001 & 00862577 a 0000
00864437 00 s 08 dour 0 glowering 0 glum 0 moody 0 morose 0 saturnine 0 sour 0 sullen 0 001 & 00862577 a 0000 | having a cheerless aspect or disposition: "the proverbially dour New England Puritan"; "a glum, hopeless shrug"; "he sat in moody silence"; "a morose and unsociable manner"; "a saturnine, almost misanthropic young genius"- Bruce Bliven; "a sour temper"; "a sullen crowd"
00864822 00 s 02 feisty 0 touchy 0 001 & 00862577 a 0000 | looking for trouble: "too touchy to make judicious decisions"
00864945 00 s 02 huffish 0 sulky 0 001 & 00862577 a 0000
00865005 00 s 02 misanthropic 0 misanthropical 0 001 & 00862577 a 0000 | hating mankind in general
00865106 00 s 01 misogynous 0 001 & 00862577 a 0000 | hating women in particular
00865189 00 s 02 shirty 0 snorty 0 001 & 00862577 a 0000 | (British informal) ill-tempered or annoyed
00865293 00 s 03 shrewish 0 nagging 0 vixenish 0 001 & 00862577 a 0000 | continually complaining or faultfinding: "a shrewish wife"; "nagging parents"; "a vixenish woman"
00865466 00 s 02 surly 0 ugly 0 001 & 00862577 a 0000 | inclined to anger or bad feelings: "a surly waiter"; "an ugly frame of mind"
00865601 00 a 01 graceful 0 010 ^ 00174354 a 0000 & 00865871 a 0000 & 00865952 a 0000 ^ 00635232 a 0000 & 00866058 a 0000 & 00866403 a 0000 & 00866536 a 0000 & 00866620 a 0000 ! 00866804 a 0101 & 00866288 a 0000 | characterized by beauty of movement, style, form etc.
00865871 00 s 01 deft 0 001 & 00865601 a 0000 | quick and skillful in movement
00865952 00 s 01 elegant 0 001 & 00865601 a 0000 | of seemingly effortless beauty in form or proportion
00866058 00 s 05 flowing 0 fluent 1 fluid 0 liquid 0 smooth 0 001 & 00865601 a 0000 | smooth and unconstrained in movement: "a long, smooth stride"; "the fluid motion of a cat"; "the liquid grace of a ballerina"; "liquid prose"
00866288 00 s 01 fluent 0 001 & 00865601 a 0000 | easy and graceful in shape: "a yacht with long, fluent curves"
00866403 00 s 01 gainly 0 001 & 00865601 a 0000 | graceful and pleasing: "gainly conduct"; "a gainly youth with dark hair and eyes
00866536 00 s 02 gracile 0 willowy 0 001 & 00865601 a 0000 | slender and graceful
00866620 00 s 09 lissome 0 lissom 0 lithe 0 lithesome 0 slender 0 supple 0 svelte 0 sylphlike 0 sylph-like 0 001 & 00865601 a 0000 | gracefully slender; moving and bending with ease
00866804 00 a 01 awkward 0 007 & 00866964 a 0000 & 00867051 a 0000 & 00867327 a 0000 & 00867466 a 0000 ^ 00052426 a 0000 ^ 00177268 a 0000 ! 00865601 a 0101
00866964 00 s 02 agrestic 0 unpolished 0 001 & 00866804 a 0000 | "agrestic behavior"
00867051 00 s 04 gawky 0 clumsy 0 ungainly 0 unwieldy 0 001 & 00866804 a 0000 | of persons: lacking grace in movement or posture: "a gawky lad with long ungainly legs"; "clumsy fingers"; "an ungainly walk"; "heaved his unwieldy figure out of his chair"; "an awkward dancer"
00867327 00 s 04 graceless 0 labored 0 laboured 0 strained 0 001 & 00866804 a 0000 | lacking natural ease: "a labored style of debating"
00867466 00 s 02 ungraceful 0 wooden 0 001 & 00866804 a 0000 | lacking ease or grace: "his stature was low, his bearing ungraceful"
00867600 00 a 01 gracious 0 007 & 00867926 a 0000 & 00868038 a 0000 & 00868147 a 0000 ^ 00808644 a 0000 ^ 01493823 a 0000 & 00868271 a 0000 ! 00868359 a 0101 | characterized by charm, good taste, and generosity of spirit: "gracious even to unexpected visitors"; "gracious living"; "he bears insult with gracious good humor"
00867926 00 s 01 cordial 0 001 & 00867600 a 0000 | marked by kindness and warm courtesy: "a cordial greeting"
00868038 00 s 03 elegant 0 graceful 0 refined 0 001 & 00867600 a 0000 | suggesting taste, ease, and wealth
00868147 00 s 01 merciful 0 001 & 00867600 a 0000 | used conventionally of royalty and high nobility: "our gracious king"
00868271 00 s 01 urbane 0 001 & 00867600 a 0000 | characterized by tact and propriety
00868359 00 a 01 ungracious 0 004 & 00868604 a 0000 & 00868665 a 0000 ^ 01495275 a 0000 ! 00867600 a 0101 | lacking charm and good taste: "an ungracious industrial city; "this curt summary is not meant to be ungracious"; "ungracious behavior"
00868604 00 s 02 churlish 0 surly 0 001 & 00868359 a 0000
00868665 00 s 02 graceless 0 unpleasing 0 001 & 00868359 a 0000 | lacking graciousness: "a totally graceless hostess"
00868785 00 a 01 gradual 1 005 & 00868937 a 0000 & 00869037 a 0000 & 00869128 a 0000 ^ 00730408 a 0000 ! 00869288 a 0101 | proceeding in small stages
00868937 00 s 04 bit-by-bit 0 in_small_stages 0 piecemeal 0 step-by-step 0 001 & 00868785 a 0000
00869037 00 s 04 gradational 0 gradatory 0 graduated 0 stepwise 0 001 & 00868785 a 0000
00869128 00 s 02 incremental 0 progressive 0 001 & 00868785 a 0000 | increasing gradually esp by a series of additions: "steady incremental growth in salary"
00869288 00 a 01 sudden 0 006 & 00869429 a 0000 & 00869551 a 0000 ^ 00728389 a 0000 & 00869689 a 0000 & 00869787 a 0000 ! 00868785 a 0101
00869429 00 s 02 abrupt 0 precipitate 0 001 & 00869288 a 0000 | exceedingly sudden and unexpected: "a precipitate stop"
00869551 00 s 01 explosive 0 001 & 00869288 a 0000 | having the nature of an explosion esp. being sudden and loud: "an explosive laugh"
00869689 00 s 01 quick 0 001 & 00869288 a 0000 | brought about in a short time: "a sudden cure"
00869787 00 s 02 unexpected 0 unforeseen 0 001 & 00869288 a 0000 | happening or coming without warning: "a sudden storm"
00869910 00 a 01 gradual 2 004 & 00870016 a 0000 ^ 00940908 a 0000 & 00870109 a 0000 ! 00870161 a 0101
00870016 00 s 02 easy 0 gentle 0 001 & 00869910 a 0000 | "an easy climb"; "a gentle slope"
00870109 00 s 01 sloping 0 001 & 00869910 a 0000
00870161 00 a 01 steep 0 005 & 00870283 a 0000 & 00870380 a 0000 ^ 00940239 a 0000 ! 00869910 a 0101 & 00870495 a 0000
00870283 00 s 04 abrupt 0 bluff 0 precipitous 0 sharp 0 001 & 00870161 a 0000 | "a sharp drop"
00870380 00 s 03 bold 0 perpendicular 0 sheer 0 001 & 00870161 a 0000 | very steep: "the bold face of the cliff"
00870495 00 s 01 steepish 0 001 & 00870161 a 0000 | somewhat steep
00870564 00 a 02 cliffy 0 clifflike 0 004 & 00870762 a 0000 & 00870822 a 0000 & 00870920 a 0000 ! 00871088 a 0101 | (of a shore or shoreline) characterized by cliffs: "the cliffy shores of Dover"
00870762 00 s 02 craggy 0 rugged 0 001 & 00870564 a 0000
00870822 00 s 02 precipitous 0 steep 0 001 & 00870564 a 0000 | steep rather than gently sloping
00870920 00 s 03 rock-ribbed 0 rockbound 0 rocky 0 001 & 00870564 a 0000 | abounding in rocks or bordered by rocky cliffs or scarps: "the rock-ribbed coast of Maine"
00871088 00 a 02 beachy 0 beachlike 0 004 & 00871290 a 0000 & 00871386 a 0000 & 00871521 a 0000 ! 00870564 a 0101 | (of a shore or shoreline) having an extensive gently sloping area of sand or gravel
00871290 00 s 01 sandy 0 001 & 00871088 a 0000 | abounding in sand: "Florida's sandy beaches"
00871386 00 s 03 gravelly 0 pebbly 0 shingly 0 001 & 00871088 a 0000 | abounding in small stones: "landed at a shingly little beach"
00871521 00 s 01 sloping 0 001 & 00871088 a 0000 | gently sloping to the water line
00871607 00 a 01 gram-positive 0 001 ! 00871765 a 0101 | (of bacteria) being or relating to a bacterium that retains the violet stain used in Gram's method
00871765 00 a 01 gram-negative 0 001 ! 00871607 a 0101 | (of bacteria) being or relating to a bacterium that does not retain the violet stain used in Gram's method
00871931 00 a 02 grammatical 0 well-formed 4 001 ! 00872108 a 0101 | conforming to the rules of grammar or usage accepted by native speakers: "spoke in grammatical sentences"
00872108 00 a 02 ungrammatical 0 ill-formed 4 001 ! 00871931 a 0101 | not grammatical; not conforming to the rules of grammar or accepted usage
00872254 00 a 01 grateful 0 002 & 00872325 a 0000 ! 00872441 a 0101
00872325 00 s 03 appreciative 0 appreciatory 0 thankful 0 001 & 00872254 a 0000 | feeling or expressing gratitude
00872441 00 a 01 ungrateful 0 002 & 00872514 a 0000 ! 00872254 a 0101
00872514 00 s 03 thankless 2 unappreciative 0 unthankful 0 001 & 00872441 a 0000 | not feeling or expressing gratitude; "an ungrateful child"
00872658 00 a 03 haploid 0 haploidic 0 monoploid 0 002 ! 00872822 a 0101 ! 00873011 a 0101 | (genetics; of a cell or organism) having a single set of chromosomes
00872822 00 a 01 diploid 0 002 ! 00873011 a 0101 ! 00872658 a 0101 | (genetics; of a cell or organism) having two sets of chromosomes or twice the haploid number: "diploid somatic cells"
00873011 00 a 01 polyploid 0 002 ! 00872658 a 0101 ! 00872822 a 0101 | (genetics; of a cell or organism) having more than twice the haploid number of chromosomes: "a polyploid cell"; "a polyploid species"
00873218 00 a 01 happy 0 018 & 00873574 a 0000 & 00873689 a 0000 & 00873824 a 0000 ^ 00279442 a 0000 ^ 00437028 a 0000 & 00873936 a 0000 & 00874229 a 0000 & 00874392 a 0000 ^ 00529177 a 0000 ^ 00676996 a 0000 ^ 00746268 a 0000 ^ 01039201 a 0000 ^ 01041307 a 0000 ^ 01892533 a 0000 = 08558023 n 0000 = 04813649 n 0000 ! 00874669 a 0101 & 00874490 a 0000
00873574 00 s 01 blessed 0 001 & 00873218 a 0000 | characterized by happiness and good fortune: "a blessed time"
00873689 00 s 01 blissful 0 001 & 00873218 a 0000 | completely happy and contented: "blissful young lovers"; "in blissful ignorance"
00873824 00 s 04 blithesome 0 cheerful 0 gay 0 gladsome 0 001 & 00873218 a 0000 | giving or showing happiness
00873936 00 s 07 elysian 0 paradisiacal 0 paradisiac 0 paradisaical 0 paradisaic 0 paradisal 0 paradisial 0 001 & 00873218 a 0000 | resembling paradise; causing happinesss: "elysian peace"; "a paradisal place without work or struggle"; "paradisial isles"; "an age of paradisiacal happiness"
00874229 00 s 03 golden 0 halcyon 2 prosperous 0 001 & 00873218 a 0000 | marked by peace and prosperity: "a golden era"; "the halcyon days of the clipper trade"
00874392 00 s 01 halcyon 0 001 & 00873218 a 0000 | joyful and carefree: "halcyon days of youth"
00874490 00 s 02 joyful 0 joyous 0 001 & 00873218 a 0000 | full of or suggesting exultant happiness: "a joyful heart"; "a joyful occasion"; "the joyous news": "joyous laughter"
00874669 00 a 02 unhappy 0 sad 4 016 & 00874997 a 0000 & 00875176 a 0000 & 00875241 a 0000 & 00875365 a 0000 & 00875543 a 0000 ^ 00528410 a 0000 ^ 00437734 a 0000 ^ 00677312 a 0000 ^ 01892911 a 0000 ^ 00747176 a 0000 ^ 01042028 a 0000 ^ 01039671 a 0000 ^ 00280382 a 0000 = 08558023 n 0000 = 04813649 n 0000 ! 00873218 a 0101
00874997 00 s 03 bad 0 regretful 0 sorry 0 001 & 00874669 a 0000 | "I'm sorry I was late"; "felt bad about letting the team down"; "was sorry that she had treated him so badly"
00875176 00 s 02 homesick 0 nostalgic 0 001 & 00874669 a 0000
00875241 00 s 01 lovesick 0 001 & 00874669 a 0000 | languishing because of love: "strong men behaving like lovesick boys"
00875365 00 s 02 miserable 0 wretched 0 001 & 00874669 a 0000 | very unhappy; full of misery: "he felt depressed and miserable"; "wretched prisoners huddled in stinking cages"
00875543 00 s 01 woeful 0 001 & 00874669 a 0000 | marked by deep grief or wretchedness
00875632 00 a 01 hard 1 017 & 00876032 a 0000 & 00876087 a 0000 & 00876159 a 0000 & 00876245 a 0000 & 00876371 a 0000 & 00876476 a 0000 & 00876535 a 0000 & 00876597 a 0000 & 00876688 a 0000 & 00876759 a 0000 & 00876832 a 0000 & 00876958 a 0000 & 00877049 a 0000 ^ 01715586 a 0000 & 00877130 a 0000 = 03453595 n 0000 ! 00877183 a 0101 | not yielding to pressure or easily penetrated: "hard as rock"
00876032 00 s 01 adamantine 0 001 & 00875632 a 0000
00876087 00 s 03 corneous 0 hornlike 0 horny 0 001 & 00875632 a 0000
00876159 00 s 02 erect 0 tumid 0 001 & 00875632 a 0000 | (physiol) of sexual organs
00876245 00 s 02 firm 0 solid 0 001 & 00875632 a 0000 | not soft or yielding to pressure: "a firm mattress"; "solid ground"
00876371 00 s 04 granitic 0 granitelike 0 rocklike 0 stony 0 001 & 00875632 a 0000 | "a granitic fist"
00876476 00 s 02 hardened 2 set 0 001 & 00875632 a 0000
00876535 00 s 02 lignified 0 woody 0 001 & 00875632 a 0000
00876597 00 s 02 marmoreal 0 marmorean 0 001 & 00875632 a 0000 | like marble in hardness
00876688 00 s 01 ossified 0 001 & 00875632 a 0000 | turned into bone
00876759 00 s 01 petrified 0 001 & 00875632 a 0000 | turned into stone
00876832 00 s 02 petrous 0 stonelike 0 001 & 00875632 a 0000 | (of bone esp the temporal bone) resembling stone in hardness
00876958 00 s 02 slaty 0 slatey 0 001 & 00875632 a 0000 | resembling or containing slate
00877049 00 s 01 steely 0 001 & 00875632 a 0000 | resembling steel in hardness
00877130 00 s 01 unpadded 0 001 & 00875632 a 0000
00877183 00 a 01 soft 1 014 & 00877515 a 0000 & 00877636 a 0000 & 00877706 a 0000 & 00877780 a 0000 & 00877924 a 0000 & 00877992 a 0000 & 00878073 a 0000 & 00878138 a 0000 & 00878220 a 0000 & 00878331 a 0000 & 00878398 a 0000 & 00878469 a 0000 = 03453595 n 0000 ! 00875632 a 0101 | lacking relatively or comparatively in hardness
00877515 00 s 01 brushed 0 001 & 00877183 a 0000 | having a soft nap produced by brushing: "a dress of brushed cotton"
00877636 00 s 02 compressible 0 squeezable 0 001 & 00877183 a 0000
00877706 00 s 03 cushioned 0 cushiony 0 padded 0 001 & 00877183 a 0000
00877780 00 s 04 demulcent 0 emollient 0 salving 0 softening 0 001 & 00877183 a 0000 | having a softening or soothing effect esp. to the skin
00877924 00 s 03 downy 0 flossy 0 fluffy 0 001 & 00877183 a 0000
00877992 00 s 04 fleecy 0 flocculent 0 woolly 0 wooly 0 001 & 00877183 a 0000
00878073 00 s 02 malleable 0 yielding 0 001 & 00877183 a 0000
00878138 00 s 01 mushy 0 001 & 00877183 a 0000 | having the consistency of mush
00878220 00 s 01 overstuffed 0 001 & 00877183 a 0000 | upholstered thickly and deeply: "an overstuffed sofa"
00878331 00 s 01 softish 0 001 & 00877183 a 0000 | somewhat soft
00878398 00 s 03 spongy 0 squashy 0 squishy 0 001 & 00877183 a 0000
00878469 00 s 02 velvet 0 velvety 0 001 & 00877183 a 0000
00878530 00 a 01 hard 2 012 & 00878813 a 0000 & 00879075 a 0000 & 00879214 a 0000 & 00879428 a 0000 ^ 00561690 a 0000 ^ 01618054 a 0000 ^ 01146327 a 0000 & 00879638 a 0000 & 00879749 a 0000 ^ 01853718 a 0000 ! 00879934 a 0101 & 00879514 a 0000 | metaphorically hard: "a hard fate"
00878813 00 s 05 brutal 0 cruel 0 harsh 1 rigorous 0 unkind 0 001 & 00878530 a 0000 | (of weather or circumstances) causing suffering: "brutal weather"; "northern winters can be cruel"; "a cruel world"; "a harsh climate; "a rigorous climate"; "unkind winters"
00879075 00 s 05 calculating 0 calculative 0 conniving 0 scheming 0 shrewd 0 001 & 00878530 a 0000 | used of persons: "a hard bargainer"
00879214 00 s 04 callous 0 case-hardened 0 hardened 5 hard-boiled 0 001 & 00878530 a 0000 | used of persons; emotionally hardened: "callous indifference to the suffering of others"; "faced a case-hardened judge"
00879428 00 s 02 concentrated 0 intent 0 001 & 00878530 a 0000 | "took a hard look"
00879514 00 s 02 glaring 0 harsh 2 001 & 00878530 a 0000 | (of light) "the hard bright light made you screw up your eyes"
00879638 00 s 01 steely 0 001 & 00878530 a 0000 | "steely eyes"; "steely nerves like those of a steeplejack"
00879749 00 s 02 stiff 0 uphill 0 001 & 00878530 a 0000 | hard to overcome or surmount: "a hard climb"; "a stiff hike"; "a stiff exam"; "an uphill battle against a popular incumbant"
00879934 00 a 01 soft 2 014 & 00880238 a 0000 & 00880482 a 0000 & 00880756 a 0000 & 00880912 a 0000 & 00881216 a 0000 ^ 00564208 a 0000 ^ 01045234 a 0000 ^ 01146009 a 0000 ^ 01854060 a 0000 ^ 01921795 a 0000 ! 00878530 a 0101 & 00880354 a 0000 & 00880630 a 0000 & 00881121 a 0000 | metaphorically soft
00880238 00 s 01 compliant 0 001 & 00879934 a 0000 | easily influenced or imposed on: "my father is a soft touch"
00880354 00 s 02 diffused 0 softened 0 001 & 00879934 a 0000 | (of light) not bright or glaring: "a softer diffused radiance"
00880482 00 s 02 effeminate 0 weak 0 001 & 00879934 a 0000 | characterized by excessive softness or self-indulgence: "an effeminate civilization"
00880630 00 s 01 euphonious 0 001 & 00879934 a 0000 | (of speech or dialect: not harsh or strident) "a soft Southern drawl"
00880756 00 s 02 flabby 0 flaccid 0 001 & 00879934 a 0000 | lacking firmness or, by extension, vitality: "flabby around the middle"; "flaccid management"
00880912 00 s 02 gentle 0 liquid 0 001 & 00879934 a 0000 | yielding; lacking any hint of hardness: "the liquid stillness of the night enveloping him"; "soft brown eyes"; "the liquid brown eyes of a spaniel"
00881121 00 s 01 mellow 0 001 & 00879934 a 0000 | soft and rich in quality: "a mellow sound"
00881216 00 s 03 pampered 0 spoiled 0 spoilt 0 001 & 00879934 a 0000 | unable to endure hardship
00881315 00 a 01 hard 3 003 & 00881418 a 0000 & 00881599 a 0000 ! 00881772 a 0101 | of speech sounds
00881418 00 s 01 plosive 0 001 & 00881315 a 0000 | produced by complete closure of the oral passage and subsequent release with a burst of air as in "p" and "d" in "pit" or "dog"
00881599 00 s 01 velar 0 001 & 00881315 a 0000 | produced with the back of the tongue touching or near the soft palate as "k" in "cat" and "g" in "gun" and "ng" in "sing"
00881772 00 a 01 soft 3 004 & 00881954 a 0000 & 00882133 a 0000 & 00881954 a 0000 ! 00881315 a 0101 | of speech sounds: characterized by a hissing or hushing sound as "s" and "sh"
00881954 00 s 03 fricative 0 sibilant 0 spirant 0 001 & 00881772 a 0000 | produced by forcing air through a constricted passage as "f"; "s"; "z"; or "th" in "thin" or in "then"
00882133 00 s 02 palatal 0 palatalized 0 001 & 00881772 a 0000 | produced with the front of the tongue near or touching the hard palate as "y"; or with the blade of the tongue near the hard palate as "ch" in "chin" or "j" in "gin"
00882366 00 a 02 hardhearted 0 heartless 2 002 & 00882490 a 0000 ! 00882671 a 0101 | lacking in feeling or pity or warmth
00882490 00 s 03 flinty 0 obdurate 0 stony 0 001 & 00882366 a 0000 | showing unfeeling resistance to tender feelings: "the child's misery would move even the most obdurate heart"
00882671 00 a 02 softhearted 0 soft-boiled 0 001 ! 00882366 a 0101 | easily moved to pity or sorrow: "a softhearted judge"
00882796 00 a 01 hearted 0 001 ! 00882961 a 0101 | (used only in combination) having a heart as specified: "gave pleasure to lighter-hearted members of the staff"
00882961 00 a 01 heartless 0 002 & 00883119 a 0000 ! 00882796 a 0101 | lacking or showing lack of heart or feeling: "a heartless tyrant"; "heartless words"
00883119 00 s 02 cruel 0 unkind 0 001 & 00882961 a 0000 | deficient in kindness or compassion or mercy
00883224 00 a 01 alcoholic 0 005 & 00883412 a 0000 & 00883518 a 0000 & 00883608 a 0000 & 00883762 a 0000 ! 00883914 a 0101 | used of beverages; containing alcohol: "alcoholic beverages"
00883412 00 s 02 hard 0 strong 0 001 & 00883224 a 0000 | having a high alcoholic content: "hard liquor"
00883518 00 s 02 intoxicant 0 intoxicating 0 001 & 00883224 a 0000 | able to intoxicate
00883608 00 s 02 laced 0 spiked 0 001 & 00883224 a 0000 | having alcohol added: "a cup of brandy-laced coffee"; "he drank too much of the spiked punch"
00883762 00 s 02 spirituous 0 spiritous 0 001 & 00883224 a 0000 | containing or of the nature of alcohol: "spiritous beverages"; "spirituous liquors"
00883914 00 a 02 nonalcoholic 0 soft 6 001 ! 00883224 a 0101 | used of beverages: not containing alcohol: "nonalcoholic beverages"; "soft drinks"
00884062 00 a 01 hardwood 0 001 ! 00884200 a 0101 | made of the hard-to-cut wood of a broad-leaved tree, as e.g. oak: "hardwood floors"
00884200 00 a 01 softwood 0 001 ! 00884062 a 0101 | made of the easy-to-cut wood of a coniferous tree, as e.g. pine: "softwood lumber"
00884337 00 a 01 harmless 0 009 ^ 00182151 a 0000 & 00884534 a 0000 & 00884534 a 0000 ^ 01233522 a 0000 & 00884658 a 0000 ^ 01854752 a 0000 ^ 01308952 a 0000 ^ 01576602 a 0000 ! 00884728 a 0101
00884534 00 s 02 innocent 0 innocuous 0 001 & 00884337 a 0000 | lacking intent or capacity to injure: "an innocent prank"
00884658 00 s 02 inoffensive 0 unoffending 0 001 & 00884337 a 0000
00884728 00 a 01 harmful 0 021 & 00885140 a 0000 & 00885313 a 0000 & 00885432 a 0000 & 00885623 a 0000 & 00885863 a 0000 & 00886023 a 0000 & 00886135 a 0000 & 00886197 a 0000 ^ 00434278 a 0000 ^ 00054656 a 0000 & 00886453 a 0000 ^ 00182758 a 0000 & 00886608 a 0000 & 00886738 a 0000 ^ 01232979 a 0000 ^ 01246507 a 0000 ^ 01307498 a 0000 ^ 01854395 a 0000 & 00886822 a 0000 ^ 01940765 a 0000 ! 00884337 a 0101
00885140 00 s 01 abusive 0 001 & 00884728 a 0000 | characterized by physical or psychological maltreatment: "abusive punishment"; "argued...that foster homes are abusive"
00885313 00 s 01 bad 0 001 & 00884728 a 0000 | capable of harming: "bad habits"; "bad air"; "smoking is bad for you"
00885432 00 s 05 bruising 0 deleterious 0 hurtful 0 injurious 0 noxious 0 001 & 00884728 a 0000 | having adverse effect on living things: "a bruising experience"; "noxious chemical wastes"
00885623 00 s 09 calumniatory 0 calumnious 0 defamatory 0 denigrative 0 denigrating 0 denigratory 0 libellous 0 libelous 0 slanderous 0 001 & 00884728 a 0000 | (used of statements) harmful and often untrue; tending to discredit or malign
00885863 00 s 03 cataclysmal 0 cataclysmic 0 catastrophic 1 001 & 00884728 a 0000 | severely damaging: "cataclysmic nuclear war"; "a catastrophic depression"
00886023 00 s 02 catastrophic 2 ruinous 0 001 & 00884728 a 0000 | financially ruinous: "catastrophic illness"
00886135 00 s 01 counterproductive 0 001 & 00884728 a 0000
00886197 00 s 05 damaging 0 detrimental 0 detrimental_to(p) 0 prejudicial 0 prejudicious 0 001 & 00884728 a 0000 | causing harm or injury: "damaging to career and reputation"; "the reporter's coverage resulted in prejudicial publicity for the defendant"
00886453 00 s 03 insidious 0 pernicious 0 subtle 0 001 & 00884728 a 0000 | working or spreading in a hidden and usually injurious way: "a subtle poison"
00886608 00 s 01 mischievous 0 001 & 00884728 a 0000 | deliberately causing harm or damage: "mischievous rumors and falsehoods"
00886738 00 s 01 nocent 0 001 & 00884728 a 0000 | having a tendency to cause harm
00886822 00 s 03 stabbing 0 traumatic 0 wounding 0 001 & 00884728 a 0000 | causing physical or esp. psychological injury: "a stabbing remark"; "few experiences are more traumatic than losing a child"; "wounding and false charges of disloyalty"
00887069 00 a 01 harmonious 0 007 ^ 00373131 a 0000 & 00887252 a 0000 & 00887395 a 0000 ^ 01142423 a 0000 & 00887487 a 0000 & 00887569 a 0000 ! 00887700 a 0101 | musically pleasing
00887252 00 s 05 consonant 0 harmonic 1 harmonical 0 harmonized 0 in_harmony 0 001 & 00887069 a 0000 | involving or characterized by harmony
00887395 00 s 02 harmonic 2 sympathetic 0 001 & 00887069 a 0000 | "sympathetic vibration"
00887487 00 s 02 on-key 0 true 0 001 & 00887069 a 0000 | in tune; "a true note"
00887569 00 s 02 symphonic 0 symphonious 0 001 & 00887069 a 0000 | harmonious in sound: "the symphonic hum of a million insects"
00887700 00 a 02 inharmonious 0 unharmonious 2 006 & 00887878 a 0000 & 00887994 a 0000 ^ 00373648 a 0000 ^ 01143109 a 0000 & 00888076 a 0000 ! 00887069 a 0101 | not in harmony
00887878 00 s 04 discordant 0 disharmonious 0 dissonant 1 inharmonic 0 001 & 00887700 a 0000 | lacking in harmony
00887994 00 s 03 false 0 off-key 0 sour 0 001 & 00887700 a 0000 | "a sour note"
00888076 00 s 02 unresolved 0 dissonant 2 001 & 00887700 a 0000 | (music) characterized by musical dissonance; harmonically unresolved
00888213 00 a 01 healthful 0 015 & 00888652 a 0000 & 00888806 a 0000 ^ 01625123 a 0000 & 00888961 a 0000 & 00889185 a 0000 & 00889260 a 0000 & 00889326 a 0000 & 00889421 a 0000 & 00889756 a 0000 & 00889855 a 0000 & 00889955 a 0000 & 00890120 a 0000 & 00890314 a 0000 ^ 01939890 a 0000 ! 00890477 a 0101 | conducive to good health of body or mind: "a healthful climate"; "healthful nutrition"; "Dickens's relatively healthful exuberance"
00888652 00 s 04 anthelmintic 0 anthelminthic 0 helminthic 0 parasiticidal 0 001 & 00888213 a 0000 | capable of expelling or destroying parasitic worms
00888806 00 s 02 antimicrobial 0 antimicrobic 0 001 & 00888213 a 0000 | capable of destroying or inhibiting the growth of disease-causing microorganisms
00888961 00 s 03 beneficial 0 good 0 salutary 0 001 & 00888213 a 0000 | tending to promote physical well-being: "the beneficial effects of a temperate climate"; "a good night's sleep"; "the salutary influence of pure air"
00889185 00 s 02 carminative 0 flatus-relieving 0 001 & 00888213 a 0000
00889260 00 s 02 cathartic 1 purgative 0 001 & 00888213 a 0000
00889326 00 s 02 cathartic 2 psychotherapeutic 0 001 & 00888213 a 0000 | emotionally purging
00889421 00 s 06 curative 0 healing(p) 0 alterative 0 remedial 0 sanative 0 therapeutic 0 001 & 00888213 a 0000 | tending to cure or restore to health: "curative powers of herbal remedies"; "her gentle healing hand"; "remedial surgery"; "a sanative environment of mountains and fresh air"; "a therapeutic agent"; "therapeutic diets"
00889756 00 s 01 drugless 0 001 & 00888213 a 0000 | without the use of drugs: "drugless therapy"
00889855 00 s 01 healthy 0 001 & 00888213 a 0000 | "clean healthy air"; "plenty of healthy sleep"
00889955 00 s 02 medicative 0 medicinal 0 001 & 00888213 a 0000 | having the properties of medicine: "medicative drugs"; "medicinal herbs"; "medicinal properties"
00890120 00 s 03 preventive 0 preventative 0 prophylactic 0 001 & 00888213 a 0000 | preventing or contributing to the prevention of disease: "vaccines are prophylactic"; "a prophylactic drug"
00890314 00 s 02 recuperative 0 restorative 0 001 & 00888213 a 0000 | "recuperative powers"; "strongly recuperative remedies"; "restorative effects of exercise"
00890477 00 a 01 unhealthful 0 007 & 00890772 a 0000 & 00890855 a 0000 & 00890999 a 0000 ^ 01623936 a 0000 ^ 01854395 a 0000 ^ 01940765 a 0000 ! 00888213 a 0101 | detrimental to good health: "unhealthful air pollution"; "unhealthful conditions in old apartments with peeling lead-based paint"
00890772 00 s 03 crippling 0 disabling 0 incapacitating 0 001 & 00890477 a 0000
00890855 00 s 03 infective 0 morbific 0 pathogenic 0 001 & 00890477 a 0000 | able to cause disease: "infective agents"; "pathogenic bacteria"
00890999 00 s 01 unhealthy 0 001 & 00890477 a 0000 | "an unhealthy diet of fast foods"
00891088 00 a 01 medical 0 001 ! 00891269 a 0101 | requiring or amenable to treatment by medicine esp as opposed to surgery: "medical treatment"; "pheumonia is a medical disease"
00891269 00 a 02 surgical 0 operative 4 002 & 00891511 a 0000 ! 00891088 a 0101 | relating to or requiring or amenable to treatment by surgery esp as opposed to medicine: "a surgical appendix"; "a surgical procedure"; "operative dentistry"
00891511 00 s 01 postoperative 0 001 & 00891269 a 0000 | happening or done after a surgical operation: "postoperative complications"; "postoperative care"
00891668 00 a 01 operable 0 001 ! 00891791 a 0101 | capable of being treated by surgical operation: "an operable cancer"
00891791 00 a 01 inoperable 0 001 ! 00891668 a 0101 | not suitable for surgery: "metastasis has rendered the tumor inoperable"
00891920 00 a 01 pyretic 0 001 ! 00891987 a 0101 | causing fever
00891987 00 a 01 antipyretic 0 001 ! 00891920 a 0101 | preventing or alleviating fever
00892076 00 a 01 healthy 0 017 & 00892545 a 0000 & 00892681 a 0000 ^ 00760993 a 0000 & 00892968 a 0000 & 00893111 a 0000 & 00893233 a 0000 & 00893406 a 0000 ^ 01562959 a 0000 ^ 01725748 a 0000 ^ 01929532 a 0000 & 00893630 a 0000 & 00893712 a 0000 ^ 01939890 a 0000 = 08730060 n 0000 ! 00893891 a 0101 & 00892773 a 0000 & 00892891 a 0000 | having or indicating good health in body or mind: "healthy babies"; "staying fit and healthy"; "a healthy fear of rattlesnakes"
00892545 00 s 05 blooming 0 flushed 0 rose-cheeked 0 rosy 0 rosy-cheeked 0 001 & 00892076 a 0000 | having the pinkish flush of health
00892681 00 s 01 bouncing 0 001 & 00892076 a 0000 | vigorously healthy: "a bouncing baby"
00892773 00 s 01 firm 0 001 & 00892076 a 0000 | marked by the tone and resiliency of healthy tissue: "firm muscles"
00892891 00 s 03 flourishing 0 growing 0 thriving 0 001 & 00892076 a 0000
00892968 00 s 03 hale 0 sound 0 whole 0 001 & 00892076 a 0000 | exhibiting vigorous good health: "sound in mind and body"; "hale and hearty"
00893111 00 s 01 hearty 1 001 & 00892076 a 0000 | consuming abundantly and with gusto: "a hearty (or healthy) appetite"
00893233 00 s 04 hearty 2 full-blooded 0 lusty 0 red-blooded 0 001 & 00892076 a 0000 | endowed with or exhibiting great bodily or mental health: "a hearty glow of health"
00893406 00 s 03 rubicund 0 ruddy 0 sanguine 0 001 & 00892076 a 0000 | inclined to a healthy reddish color often associated with outdoor life: "a stout ruddy countryman"; "Santa's rubicund cheeks"; "a sanguine complexion"
00893630 00 s 01 well-preserved 0 001 & 00892076 a 0000 | used of older persons
00893712 00 s 01 wholesome 0 001 & 00892076 a 0000 | sound or exhibiting soundness in body or mind: "exercise develops wholesome appetites"; "a grin on his ugly wholesome face"
00893891 00 a 01 unhealthy 0 030 & 00894565 a 0000 & 00894677 a 0000 & 00894785 a 0000 & 00894876 a 0000 & 00895169 a 0000 & 00895359 a 0000 & 00895547 a 0000 & 00895640 a 0000 & 00895735 a 0000 & 00895840 a 0000 & 00895912 a 0000 & 00896024 a 0000 & 00894876 a 0000 & 00896268 a 0000 ^ 01564337 a 0000 & 00896475 a 0000 & 00896542 a 0000 & 00896663 a 0000 ^ 01930434 a 0000 & 00896821 a 0000 & 00896900 a 0000 & 00897013 a 0000 ^ 00761533 a 0000 ^ 01726784 a 0000 ^ 01940765 a 0000 = 08730060 n 0000 ! 00892076 a 0101 & 00894467 a 0000 & 00895436 a 0000 & 00896383 a 0000
00894467 00 s 01 angry 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000 | severely inflamed and painful: "an angry sore"
00894565 00 s 04 arthritic 0 creaky 0 rheumatic 0 rheumatoid 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000 | "my creaky old joints"
00894677 00 s 03 asthmatic 0 wheezing 0 wheezy 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000 | breathing with a whistling sound
00894785 00 s 02 blebby 0 blistery 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000 | covered with small blisters
00894876 00 s 07 bloated 0 distended 0 puffed 0 puffy 0 swollen 0 tumescent 0 tumid 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000 | distended beyond normal size esp by fluids or gas: "hungry children with bloated stomachs"; "eyes with puffed blurry lids"; "swollen hands"; "tumiscent tissue"; "puffy tumid flesh"
00895169 00 s 04 bloodshot 0 inflamed 0 inflammatory 0 red 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000 | reddened as a result of locally congested blood vessels: "bloodshot eyes"; "eyes inflamed with crying"
00895359 00 s 03 cankerous 0 ulcerated 0 ulcerous 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000
00895436 00 s 02 carbuncled 0 carbuncular 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000 | afflicted with or resembling a carbuncle
00895547 00 s 04 carious 0 decayed 0 decaying 0 rotting 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000 | of teeth
00895640 00 s 01 caseous 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000 | of damaged or necrotic tissue; cheeselike
00895735 00 s 01 chilblained 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000 | having chilblains: "her poor chilblained hands"
00895840 00 s 03 colicky 0 flatulent 0 gassy 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000
00896024 00 s 04 diseased 0 morbid 0 pathologic 0 pathological 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000 | caused by or altered by or manifesting disease or pathology: "diseased tonsils"; "a morbid growth"; "pathologic tissue"; "pathological bodily processes"
00896268 00 s 02 edematous 0 dropsical 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000 | swollen with an excessive accumulation of fluid
00896383 00 s 01 enlarged 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000 | larger than normal: "enlarged joints"
00896475 00 s 02 gangrenous 0 mortified 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000
00896542 00 s 02 ingrowing 0 ingrown 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000 | growing abnormally into the flesh: "an ingrown toenail"
00896663 00 s 02 membranous 0 membrane-forming 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000 | characterized by formation of a membrane or pseudomembrane: "membranous gastritis"
00896821 00 s 02 sallow 0 sickly 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000 | unhealthy looking
00896900 00 s 02 sunburned 0 sunburnt 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000 | suffering from overexposure to direct sunlight
00897013 00 s 01 varicose 0 001 & 00893891 a 0000 | abnormally swollen or knotty: "varicose veins"
00897114 00 a 01 heavenly 0 011 & 00897381 a 0000 & 00897467 a 0000 & 00897651 a 0000 & 00897768 a 0000 & 00897889 a 0000 & 00898096 a 0000 & 00898236 a 0000 ^ 01188781 a 0000 ^ 01573806 a 0000 ^ 00989669 a 0000 ! 00898382 a 0101 | of or belonging to heaven or god
00897381 00 s 02 ambrosial 0 ambrosian 0 001 & 00897114 a 0000 | worthy of the gods
00897467 00 s 03 celestial 0 ethereal 0 supernal 0 001 & 00897114 a 0000 | of heaven or the spirit: "celestial peace"; "ethereal melodies"; "the supernal happiness of a quiet death"
00897651 00 s 02 divine 0 godly 0 001 & 00897114 a 0000 | emanating from God: "divine judgment"; "divine guidance"
00897768 00 s 02 divine 2 godlike 0 001 & 00897114 a 0000 | having the nature of a god: "the divine capacity for love"
00897889 00 s 05 paradisiacal 0 paradisiac 0 paradisaical 0 paradisaic 0 paradisal 0 001 & 00897114 a 0000 | relating to or befitting paradise: "together in that paradisal place"; "paradisiacal innocense"
00898096 00 s 02 providential 0 divine 3 001 & 00897114 a 0000 | resulting from divine providence: "providential care"; "divine guidance"
00898236 00 s 04 translunar 0 translunary 0 superlunar 0 superlunary 0 001 & 00897114 a 0000 | unworldly or ethereal: "high translunary dreams"
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00898741 00 s 01 earth-born 0 001 & 00898382 a 0000 | "earth-born beings"
00898817 00 s 02 earthbound 0 earthy 0 001 & 00898382 a 0000
00898881 00 s 01 mundane 0 001 & 00898382 a 0000 | belonging to this world; not ideal or heavenly: "not a fairy palace; yet a mundane wonder of unimagined kind"
00899044 00 s 02 sublunar 0 sublunary 0 001 & 00898382 a 0000 | "transcendental motives for sublunary actions"; "fleeting sublunary pleasures"
00899189 00 s 01 temporal 0 001 & 00898382 a 0000 | of life of this earth or world: "our temporal existence"; "temporal joys"
00899317 00 a 01 digestible 0 006 & 00899541 a 0000 ^ 00620332 a 0000 & 00899743 a 0000 ! 00900030 a 0101 & 00899653 a 0000 & 00899837 a 0000 | capable of being converted into assimilable condition in the alimentary canal
00899541 00 s 01 assimilable 0 001 & 00899317 a 0000 | able to be absorbed and incorporated into body tissues
00899653 00 s 01 digested 0 001 & 00899317 a 0000 | "a supply of easily digested foods"
00899743 00 s 01 light 0 001 & 00899317 a 0000 | easily assimilated in the alimentary canal
00899837 00 s 01 predigested 0 001 & 00899317 a 0000 | artificially partially digested as by enzymatic action: "predigested foods are a boon for those who are ill or have impaired digestion"
00900030 00 a 01 indigestible 0 006 & 00900203 a 0000 & 00900307 a 0000 & 00900381 a 0000 & 00900532 a 0000 ^ 00620753 a 0000 ! 00899317 a 0101 | digested with difficulty
00900203 00 s 01 flatulent 0 001 & 00900030 a 0000 | generating excessive gas in the alimentary canal
00900307 00 s 01 nondigestible 0 001 & 00900030 a 0000 | not digestible
00900381 00 s 02 rich 0 heavy 0 001 & 00900030 a 0000 | highly seasoned or fatty or sweet and hence likely to cause distress in the alimentary canal
00900532 00 s 01 undigested 0 001 & 00900030 a 0000 | not digested: "undigested food"
00900620 00 a 01 headed 1 001 ! 00900785 a 0101 | having a head; often used in combination: "headed bolts"; "three-headed Cerberus"; "a cool-headed fighter pilot"
00900785 00 a 01 headless 0 003 & 00900918 a 0000 & 00901042 a 0000 ! 00900620 a 0101 | not having a head: "the headless horseman"
00900918 00 s 01 acephalous 0 001 & 00900785 a 0000 | (biol) lacking a head or a clearly defined head: "acephalous worms"
00901042 00 s 02 beheaded 0 decapitated 0 001 & 00900785 a 0000 | having had the head cut off
00901138 00 a 01 headed 2 001 ! 00901246 a 0101 | having a heading: "a headed column"; "headed notepaper"
00901246 00 a 01 unheaded 0 001 ! 00901138 a 0101 | not having a heading: "unheaded paragraphs"
00901344 00 a 01 cheeked 0 001 ! 00901464 a 0101 | (used in combination) having cheeks as specified: "hollow-cheeked"
00901464 00 a 01 cheekless 0 001 ! 00901344 a 0101 | having no cheek
00901535 00 a 02 heavy 1 weighty 0 009 & 00901770 a 0000 & 00901895 a 0000 & 00902022 a 0000 & 00902123 a 0000 & 00902215 a 0000 & 00902308 a 0000 & 00902435 a 0000 = 03503480 n 0000 ! 00902532 a 0101 | of comparatively great weight
00901770 00 s 01 dense 0 001 & 00901535 a 0000 | having high relative density or specific gravity: "lead is a heavy metal"
00901895 00 s 03 doughy 0 sodden 0 soggy 0 001 & 00901535 a 0000 | of bread and pastry: "the cake fell; it is heavy as lead"
00902022 00 s 01 heavyweight 0 001 & 00901535 a 0000 | heaviest in a category: "heavyweight boxer"
00902123 00 s 01 hefty 0 001 & 00901535 a 0000 | "a hefty dictionary"; "a hefty wrestler"
00902215 00 s 02 massive 0 solid 0 001 & 00901535 a 0000 | not delicate: "heavy furniture"
00902308 00 s 01 middleweight 0 001 & 00901535 a 0000 | of middle weight or a middle-weight category: "a middleweight boxer"
00902435 00 s 01 thick 0 001 & 00901535 a 0000 | (of fabrics) "a heavy coat"; "thick blankets"
00902532 00 a 01 light 1 010 & 00902780 a 0000 & 00903019 a 0000 & 00903120 a 0000 & 00903247 a 0000 & 00903350 a 0000 & 00903479 a 0000 & 00903584 a 0000 = 03503480 n 0000 ! 00901535 a 0101 & 00902852 a 0000 | having comparatively little weight
00902780 00 s 03 buoyant 0 floating 0 floaty 0 001 & 00902532 a 0000
00902852 00 s 01 chiffon 0 001 & 00902532 a 0000 | of pastry: having a light delicate texture achieved by whipping or adding whipped egg whites: "lemon chiffon pie"
00903019 00 s 03 diet(a) 0 lite 0 low-cal 0 001 & 00902532 a 0000 | having relatively few calories
00903120 00 s 02 feathery 0 featherlike 0 001 & 00902532 a 0000 | suggestive of feathers in lightness: "feathery snowflakes"
00903247 00 s 01 lightweight 0 001 & 00902532 a 0000 | "light summer dresses"; "lightweight fabrics"
00903350 00 s 01 low_density(p) 0 001 & 00902532 a 0000 | having relatively low specific gravity; "magnesium is a light metal"
00903479 00 s 02 scant 0 short 0 001 & 00902532 a 0000 | less than the correct weight; "a light pound"
00903584 00 s 01 weightless 0 001 & 00902532 a 0000 | lacking apparent gravitational pull
00903676 00 a 01 light-duty 0 001 ! 00903786 a 0101 | not designed for heavy work: "a light-duty detergent"
00903786 00 a 01 heavy-duty 0 003 & 00903928 a 0000 & 00904016 a 0000 ! 00903676 a 0101 | designed for heavy work: "a heavy-duty detergent"
00903928 00 s 01 heavy 0 001 & 00903786 a 0000 | "a heavy truck"; "heavy-duty gloves"
00904016 00 s 01 industrial 0 001 & 00903786 a 0000 | used in industry: "industrial-weight carpeting"
00904120 00 a 01 heavy 2 006 & 00904370 a 0000 & 00904689 a 0000 & 00904816 a 0000 & 00904908 a 0000 ! 00905015 a 0101 & 00904602 a 0000 | psychologically heavy: "a heavy heart"; "a heavy sleep"; "a heavy schedule"; "heavy news"; "a heavy silence"
00904370 00 s 03 burdensome 0 onerous 0 taxing 0 001 & 00904120 a 0000 | not easily borne; "my duties weren't onerous; I only had to greet the guests"; "the burdensome task of preparing the income tax return"; "a taxing schedule"
00904602 00 s 03 deep 0 profound 0 sound 0 001 & 00904120 a 0000 | "a sound sleeper"
00904816 00 s 01 leaden 0 001 & 00904120 a 0000 | heavy with weariness: "his leaden arms"
00904908 00 s 01 oppressive 0 001 & 00904120 a 0000 | "the atmosphere was oppressive"; "a heavy silence"
00905015 00 a 01 light 2 003 & 00905195 a 0000 & 00905321 a 0000 ! 00904120 a 0101 | psychologically light: "a light heart"; "light banter"; "no light matter"; "light housework"
00905195 00 s 02 easy 0 undemanding 0 001 & 00905015 a 0000 | easily borne or done; not burdensome: "undemanding housework"
00905321 00 s 01 idle 0 001 & 00905015 a 0000 | "idle talk"
00905383 00 a 01 heavy 3 004 & 00905608 a 0000 & 00905682 a 0000 & 00905793 a 0000 ! 00905875 a 0101 | great in degree or intensity or number or quantity: "a heavy investor"; "heavy taxes"; "heavy casualties"; "heavy rain"
00905608 00 s 01 big 0 001 & 00905383 a 0000 | (informal) "big spender"
00905682 00 s 02 great 0 many 0 001 & 00905383 a 0000 | with count nouns; "many casualities"; "great losses"
00905793 00 s 01 much 0 001 & 00905383 a 0000 | with mass nouns; "much traffic"
00905875 00 a 01 light 3 002 & 00906092 a 0000 ! 00905383 a 0101 | not great in degree or intensity or number: "a light sentence"; "a light eater"; "a light smoker"; "light casualties"; "light snow"; "a light meal"
00906092 00 s 01 scanty 0 001 & 00905875 a 0000 | "snow was scanty"; "ate a scanty meal"
00906183 00 a 01 light-footed 0 002 & 00906285 a 0000 ! 00906445 a 0101 | moving lightly and nimbly
00906285 00 s 04 light 0 lightsome 0 nimble 0 tripping 0 001 & 00906183 a 0000 | moving lightly and nimbly: "light on one's feet"; "a lightsome buoyant step"
00906445 00 a 01 heavy-footed 0 002 & 00906560 a 0000 ! 00906183 a 0101 | of movement: lacking ease or lightness
00906560 00 s 03 heavy 0 lumbering 0 ponderous 0 001 & 00906445 a 0000 | of movement; lacking ease or lightness
00906674 00 a 01 light 4 002 ! 00906916 a 0101 & 00906841 a 0000 | of industry or the military: using relatively light equipment: "light industry"; "light infantry"
00906841 00 s 01 lightly-armed 0 001 & 00906674 a 0000 | "light cavalry"
00906916 00 a 01 heavy 4 001 ! 00906674 a 0101 | of industry or the military: using the heaviest and most powerful equipment: "heavy industry"; "heavy artillery"
00907081 00 a 03 heedless 0 thoughtless 4 unheeding 0 005 & 00907394 a 0000 & 00907660 a 0000 & 00907925 a 0000 = 03886692 n 0000 ! 00908016 a 0101 | marked by or paying little heed: "We have always known that heedless self-interest was bad morals; we know now that it is bad economics"- "Franklin D. Roosevelt
00907394 00 s 04 careless 0 irresponsible 0 reckless 0 freewheeling 0 001 & 00907081 a 0000 | heedless of consequences: "a careless or even reckless driver"; "hasty and irresponsible action"; "crushing the blooms with regardless tread"; "freewheeling foolishness"
00907660 00 s 03 careless_of(p) 0 thoughtless_of(p) 0 unmindful_of(p) 0 001 & 00907081 a 0000 | "heedless of danger"; "careless of the consequences"; "the proverbial grasshopper--thoughtless of tomorrow"; "while thus unmindful of his steps he stumbled"- G.B.Shaw
00907925 00 s 03 deaf_to(p) 0 indifferent_to(p) 0 unaware_of(p) 0 001 & 00907081 a 0000
00908016 00 a 03 heedful 0 attentive 4 thoughtful 4 002 = 03886692 n 0000 ! 00907081 a 0101 | paying heed or close attention: "heedful of the warnings"; "so heedful a writer"
00908193 00 a 01 enabling 0 003 & 00908362 a 0000 & 00908516 a 0000 ! 00908711 a 0101 | providing legal power or sanction: "an enabling resolution"; "enabling power"
00908362 00 s 01 facultative 0 001 & 00908193 a 0000 | granting a privilege or permission or power to do or not do something: "a facultative enactment"
00908516 00 s 02 sanctionative 0 sanctioning 0 001 & 00908193 a 0000 | implying sanction or serving to sanction: "the guardian's duties were primarily sanctionative rather than administrative"
00908711 00 a 02 disabling 0 disqualifying 0 001 ! 00908193 a 0101 | depriving of legal right; rendering legally disqualified: "certain disabling restrictions disqualified him for citizenship"
00908906 00 a 01 helpful 0 019 & 00909332 a 0000 ^ 00019647 a 0000 & 00909435 a 0000 & 00909588 a 0000 ^ 00459287 a 0000 ^ 00646610 a 0000 & 00909642 a 0000 & 00909759 a 0000 & 00909905 a 0000 & 00910014 a 0000 & 00910159 a 0000 & 00910278 a 0000 & 00910662 a 0000 & 00910820 a 0000 & 00910921 a 0000 & 00911069 a 0000 ^ 01890840 a 0000 ! 00911189 a 0101 & 00910470 a 0000 | providing assistance or serving a useful functon
00909332 00 s 01 accommodating 0 001 & 00908906 a 0000 | "made a special effort to be accommodating"
00909435 00 s 01 adjuvant 0 001 & 00908906 a 0000 | (pharmacol) enhancing the action of a medical treatment: "the adjuvant action of certain bacteria"
00909588 00 s 01 assistive 0 001 & 00908906 a 0000
00909642 00 s 01 face-saving 0 001 & 00908906 a 0000 | maintaining dignity or prestige; "a face-saving compromise"
00909759 00 s 01 facilitative 0 001 & 00908906 a 0000 | freeing from difficulty or impediment: "facilitative changes in the economic structure"
00909905 00 s 01 facilitatory 0 001 & 00908906 a 0000 | inducing or aiding in facilitating neural activity
00910014 00 s 02 implemental 0 instrumental 0 001 & 00908906 a 0000 | serving or acting as a means or aid: "instrumental in solving the crime"
00910159 00 s 01 kind 0 001 & 00908906 a 0000 | "helping an old lady with her bundles was his kind deed for the day"
00910278 00 s 03 laborsaving 0 labor-saving 0 labour-saving 0 001 & 00908906 a 0000 | designed to replace or conserve human and esp manual labor: "laborsaving devices like washing machines"
00910470 00 s 03 ministering 0 ministrant 0 attending 0 001 & 00908906 a 0000 | serving attendance on someone: "a ministering angel"; "the angels ministrant sang"; "the attending physician"
00910662 00 s 02 reformative 0 reformatory 0 001 & 00908906 a 0000 | tending to reform: "reformative and rehabilitative agencies"; "reformatory punishment"
00910820 00 s 01 right-hand 0 001 & 00908906 a 0000 | most helpful or reliant: "my right-hand man"
00910921 00 s 01 stabilizing 0 001 & 00908906 a 0000 | causing to become stable: "the family is one of the great stabilizing elements in society"
00911069 00 s 01 steadying 0 001 & 00908906 a 0000 | causing to become steady: "had a steadying effect on her nerves"
00911189 00 a 01 unhelpful 0 006 & 00911358 a 0000 & 00911526 a 0000 & 00911585 a 0000 ^ 00647164 a 0000 ^ 00459871 a 0000 ! 00908906 a 0101 | providing no assistance
00911358 00 s 01 unaccommodating 0 001 & 00911189 a 0000 | offering no assistance: "rudely unaccommodating to the customers"; "icily neutral, disagreeably unhelpful"
00911526 00 s 01 unconstructive 0 001 & 00911189 a 0000
00911585 00 s 01 useless 0 001 & 00911189 a 0000 | "a curiously unhelpful manual"
00911669 00 a 01 heterodactyl 0 001 ! 00911822 a 0101 | (of bird feet) having the first and second toes directed backward the third and fourth forward
00911822 00 a 01 zygodactyl 0 001 ! 00911669 a 0101 | (of bird feet) having the first and fourth toes directed backward the second and third forward
00911973 00 a 01 heterogeneous 0 007 & 00912257 a 0000 & 00912575 a 0000 ^ 01582261 a 0000 ^ 00584357 a 0000 & 00912726 a 0000 ^ 01899145 a 0000 ! 00912797 a 0101 | consisting of elements that are not of the same kind or nature: "the population of the US is vast and heterogeneous"
00912257 00 s 05 assorted 0 miscellaneous 0 mixed 0 motley 0 sundry(a) 0 001 & 00911973 a 0000 | "an arrangement of assorted spring flowers"; "assorted sizes"; "miscellaneous accessories"; "a mixed program of baroque and contemporary music"; "a motley crew"; "sundry sciences commonly known as social"- I.A.Richards
00912575 00 s 01 disparate 0 001 & 00911973 a 0000 | including markedly dissimilar elements: "a disparate aggregate of creeds and songs and prayers"
00912726 00 s 02 inhomogeneous 0 nonuniform 0 001 & 00911973 a 0000
00912797 00 a 01 homogeneous 0 007 & 00913036 a 0000 & 00913098 a 0000 & 00913431 a 0000 & 00913280 a 0000 ^ 01580808 a 0000 ^ 00584763 a 0000 ! 00911973 a 0101 | of the same or similar kind or nature: "a tight-knit homogeneous society"
00913036 00 s 02 blended 0 mingled 0 001 & 00912797 a 0000
00913098 00 s 03 consistent 0 same 0 uniform 0 001 & 00912797 a 0000 | the same throughout in structure or composition: "bituminous coal is often treated as a homogeneous product"
00913280 00 s 01 solid 0 001 & 00912797 a 0000 | of one substance or character throughout: "solid gold"; "a solid color"; "carved out of solid rock"
00913431 00 s 01 homogenized 0 001 & 00912797 a 0000
00913487 00 a 01 homozygous 0 001 ! 00913671 a 0101 | (genetics) having identical alleles at corresponding chromosomal loci: "these two fruit flies are homozygous for red eye color"
00913671 00 a 01 heterozygous 0 001 ! 00913487 a 0101 | (genetics) having dissimilar alleles at corresponding chromosomal loci: "heterozygous for eye color"
00913830 00 a 01 heterosexual 0 004 & 00913992 a 0000 = 00469903 n 0000 ! 00914055 a 0101 ! 00915121 a 0101 | sexually attracted to members of the opposite sex
00913992 00 s 01 straight 0 001 & 00913830 a 0000 | informal
00914055 00 a 01 homosexual 0 011 & 00914338 a 0000 & 00914420 a 0000 & 00914476 a 0000 & 00914546 a 0000 & 00914633 a 0000 & 00914744 a 0000 & 00914886 a 0000 & 00915034 a 0000 = 00469903 n 0000 ! 00915121 a 0101 ! 00913830 a 0101 | sexually attracted to members of one's own sex
00914338 00 s 01 butch 0 001 & 00914055 a 0000 | pejorative synonym for lesbian
00914420 00 s 02 gay 0 queer 0 001 & 00914055 a 0000
00914476 00 s 02 homoerotic 0 homophile(a) 0 001 & 00914055 a 0000
00914546 00 s 02 lesbian 0 sapphic 0 001 & 00914055 a 0000 | of female homosexuality
00914633 00 s 02 pederastic 0 paederastic 0 001 & 00914055 a 0000 | of homosexuality between a man and a boy
00914744 00 s 01 transsexual(a) 0 001 & 00914055 a 0000 | overhelmingly desirous of being, or completely identifying with, the opposite sex
00914886 00 s 02 transvestic 0 transvestite(a) 0 001 & 00914055 a 0000 | receiving sexual gratification from wearing clothing of the opposite sex
00915034 00 s 01 tribadistic 0 001 & 00914055 a 0000 | of female homosexual behavior
00915121 00 a 01 bisexual 0 002 ! 00913830 a 0101 ! 00914055 a 0101 | sexually attracted to both sexes
00915226 00 a 03 hierarchical 0 hierarchal 0 hierarchic 0 003 & 00915345 a 0000 & 00915435 a 0000 ! 00915505 a 0101
00915345 00 s 02 class-conscious 0 stratified 0 001 & 00915226 a 0000 | used of society
00915435 00 s 03 graded 0 ordered 0 ranked 0 001 & 00915226 a 0000
00915505 00 a 02 nonhierarchical 0 nonhierarchic 0 002 & 00915599 a 0000 ! 00915226 a 0101
00915599 00 s 03 ungraded 0 unordered 0 unranked 0 001 & 00915505 a 0000
00915675 00 a 01 high 1 014 & 00916110 a 0000 & 00916186 a 0000 & 00916294 a 0000 & 00916672 a 0000 & 00916796 a 0000 & 00916956 a 0000 & 00917073 a 0000 & 00917208 a 0000 ^ 01813282 a 0000 ^ 01847227 a 0000 ^ 01887392 a 0000 = 03563097 n 0000 ! 00917395 a 0101 & 00916563 a 0000 | (literal meanings) being at or having a relatively great or specific elevation or upward extension: "high ceilings"; "a high forehead"; "a foot high"
00916110 00 s 01 altitudinous 0 001 & 00915675 a 0000 | "a high mountain"
00916186 00 s 03 commanding 0 dominating 0 overlooking 0 001 & 00915675 a 0000 | of a height or viewpoint
00916294 00 s 05 eminent 0 lofty 0 soaring 0 tall 0 towering 0 001 & 00915675 a 0000 | of imposing height; esp standing out above others: "high buildings"; "an eminent peak"; "lofty mountains"; "the soaring spires of the cathedral"; "tall ships"; "towering iceburgs"
00916563 00 s 01 knee-high 1 001 & 00915675 a 0000 | high enough to reach the knees: "grass was knee-high"
00916672 00 s 01 high-level 0 001 & 00915675 a 0000 | occurring at or from a relative high altitude: "high-level bombing"
00916796 00 s 02 high-stepped 0 high-stepping 0 001 & 00915675 a 0000 | having or moving with a high step: "his high-stepped stride"; "a high-stepping horse"
00916956 00 s 02 high-top 0 high-topped 0 001 & 00915675 a 0000 | of shoes or boots: having relatively high uppers
00917073 00 s 01 steep 0 001 & 00915675 a 0000 | of a slope; set at a high angle: "note the high incline"; "a steep roof sheds snow"
00917208 00 s 01 upper 0 001 & 00915675 a 0000 | higher in place or position: "the upper bunk"; "the upper half of the class"; "in the upper center of the picture"; "the upper stories"
00917395 00 a 01 low 1 009 & 00917707 a 0000 & 00917829 a 0000 & 00917994 a 0000 & 00918145 a 0000 ^ 01888266 a 0000 ^ 01778868 a 0000 ^ 01814284 a 0000 = 03563097 n 0000 ! 00915675 a 0101 | literal meanings; being at or having a relatively small elevation or upward extension: "low ceilings"; "low furniture"
00917707 00 s 01 low-level 0 001 & 00917395 a 0000 | occurring at a relatively low altitude: "a low-level strafing run"
00917829 00 s 01 low-lying 0 001 & 00917395 a 0000 | having a small elevation above the ground or horizon or sea level; "low clouds"; "low hill"; "the sun is low"
00917994 00 s 02 nether 0 under 0 001 & 00917395 a 0000 | located below or beneath something else: "nether garments"; "the under parts of a machine"
00918145 00 s 02 squat 0 underslung 0 001 & 00917395 a 0000 | having a low center of gravity; built low to the ground
00918265 00 a 01 raised 0 004 & 00918389 a 0000 & 00918463 a 0000 & 00918532 a 0000 ! 00918622 a 0101 | "raised eyebrows"
00918389 00 s 01 elevated 0 001 & 00918265 a 0000 | "a raised platform"
00918463 00 s 01 up 0 001 & 00918265 a 0000 | "the windows are up"
00918532 00 s 02 upraised 0 lifted 0 001 & 00918265 a 0000 | "her brown face, upraised"
00918622 00 a 01 lowered 0 002 & 00918713 a 0000 ! 00918265 a 0101 | "with lowered eyes"
00918713 00 s 01 down 0 001 & 00918622 a 0000 | "the shades were down"
00918786 00 a 02 high-tech 0 hi-tech 0 002 & 00918935 a 0000 ! 00919021 a 0101 | resembling or making use of highly advanced technology or devices
00918935 00 s 01 sophisticated 0 001 & 00918786 a 0000 | "sophisticated technology"
00919021 00 a 01 low-tech 0 001 ! 00918786 a 0101 | not involving high technology
00919105 00 a 01 necked 0 006 & 00919336 a 0000 & 00919471 a 0000 & 00919590 a 0000 & 00919696 a 0000 & 00919831 a 0000 ! 00919963 a 0101 | having a neck or having a neck esp as specified; often used in combination: "red-necked"
00919336 00 s 03 decollete 0 low-cut 0 low-necked 0 001 & 00919105 a 0000 | (of a garment) having a locut neckline: "a low neckline"
00919471 00 s 01 high-necked 0 001 & 00919105 a 0000 | (of a garment) having a high neckline: "a high-necked blouse"
00919590 00 s 01 polo-neck 0 001 & 00919105 a 0000 | having a close-fitting neckband or rollover collar
00919696 00 s 01 throated 0 001 & 00919105 a 0000 | (combining form) having a throat as specified: "deep-throated"; "white-throated"
00919831 00 s 02 turtleneck 0 turtlenecked 0 001 & 00919105 a 0000 | having a high tubular collar fitting closely around the neck
00919963 00 a 01 neckless 0 001 ! 00919105 a 0101 | lacking or apparently lacking a neck
00920054 00 a 01 ceilinged 0 004 & 00920261 a 0000 & 00920357 a 0000 ! 00920570 a 0101 & 00920451 a 0000 | provided with a ceiling esp the overhead interior surface: "the large beam-ceilinged living room"
00920261 00 s 01 high-ceilinged 0 001 & 00920054 a 0000 | having a higher than normal ceiling
00920357 00 s 01 low-ceilinged 0 001 & 00920054 a 0000 | having a lower than normal ceiling
00920451 00 s 01 raftered 0 001 & 00920054 a 0000 | having the rafters esp having them visible: "a raftered ceiling"
00920570 00 a 01 floored 0 001 ! 00920054 a 0101 | provided with a floor
00920645 00 a 01 low-sudsing 0 001 ! 00920726 a 0101 | used of e.g. detergents
00920726 00 a 01 high-sudsing 0 001 ! 00920645 a 0101 | used of e.g. detergents
00920808 00 a 01 high 2 014 & 00921183 a 0000 & 00921307 a 0000 & 00921449 a 0000 & 00921580 a 0000 & 00921685 a 0000 & 00921952 a 0000 & 00922064 a 0000 & 00922231 a 0000 & 00922363 a 0000 & 00922497 a 0000 & 00922628 a 0000 ^ 01777298 a 0000 = 03540591 n 0000 ! 00922751 a 0101 | greater than normal in degree or intensity or amount: "a high temperature"; "a high price"
00921183 00 s 01 advanced 0 001 & 00920808 a 0000 | at a high level of development: "an advanced country technologically"
00921307 00 s 02 broad(a) 0 full(a) 0 001 & 00920808 a 0000 | being at a peak or culminating point: "broad day"; "full summer"; "high noon"
00921449 00 s 03 climactic 0 climactical 0 peak(a) 0 001 & 00920808 a 0000 | "the high point of his career"; "a peak experience"
00921580 00 s 01 exalted 0 001 & 00920808 a 0000 | high or exalted in style or character: "high drama"
00921685 00 s 03 extreme 0 last 0 utmost 0 001 & 00920808 a 0000 | highest in extent or degree: "to the last measure of human endurance"; "whether they were accomplices in the last degree or a lesser one was...to be determined individually"; "to the utmost degree"
00921952 00 s 04 flooding 0 in_flood(p) 0 overflowing 0 swollen 0 001 & 00920808 a 0000 | "the river is high"
00922064 00 s 02 graduate(a) 0 postgraduate 0 001 & 00920808 a 0000 | of or relating to studies beyond a bachelor's degree: "an advanced degree"; "graduate courses"
00922231 00 s 01 great 0 001 & 00920808 a 0000 | more than usual: "high risks"; "high winds"; "great expectations"; "great worry"
00922363 00 s 01 higher(a) 1 001 & 00920808 a 0000 | of education beyond the secondary level: "higher education"; "higher learning"
00922497 00 s 01 higher(a) 2 001 & 00920808 a 0000 | advanced in complexity or elaboration: "high finance"; "higher mathematics"
00922628 00 s 01 soaring 0 001 & 00920808 a 0000 | ascending to a level markedly higher than the usual: "soaring prices"
00922751 00 a 01 low 2 008 & 00923015 a 0000 & 00923150 a 0000 ^ 01778868 a 0000 & 00923236 a 0000 & 00923412 a 0000 & 00923313 a 0000 = 03540591 n 0000 ! 00920808 a 0101 | less than normal in degree or intensity or amount: "low prices"; "the reservoire is low"
00923015 00 s 03 debased 0 devalued 0 degraded 0 001 & 00922751 a 0000 | lowered in value; "the dollar is low"; "a debased currency"
00923150 00 s 02 depressed 0 down(p) 0 001 & 00922751 a 0000 | "the market is down"
00923236 00 s 01 low-level 0 001 & 00922751 a 0000 | "low-level radiation"
00923313 00 s 02 reduced 0 rock-bottom 0 001 & 00922751 a 0000 | well below normal esp. in price
00923412 00 s 01 poor 0 001 & 00922751 a 0000 | low in degree: "poor morale"; "expectations were low"
00923516 00 a 02 high 3 high-pitched 0 015 & 00923887 a 0000 & 00924022 a 0000 & 00924076 a 0000 & 00924214 a 0000 & 00924350 a 0000 & 00924472 a 0000 & 00924628 a 0000 & 00924679 a 0000 & 00924765 a 0000 & 00924934 a 0000 & 00925120 a 0000 & 00925229 a 0000 & 00925356 a 0000 = 03479884 n 0000 ! 00925495 a 0101 | used of sounds and voices: high in pitch or frequency
00923887 00 s 03 adenoidal 0 pinched 0 nasal 0 001 & 00923516 a 0000 | sounding as if the nose were pinched: "a whining nasal voice"
00924022 00 s 01 altissimo 0 001 & 00923516 a 0000
00924076 00 s 01 alto 1 001 & 00923516 a 0000 | (of a musical instrument) second highest member of a group: "alto clarinet or recorder"
00924214 00 s 02 countertenor 0 alto 2 001 & 00923516 a 0000 | of or being the highest male voice; having a range above that of tenor
00924350 00 s 01 falsetto 0 001 & 00923516 a 0000 | artificially high; above the normal voice range: "a falsetto voice"
00924472 00 s 02 peaky 0 spiky 0 001 & 00923516 a 0000 | having or as if having especially high-pitched spots: "absence of peaky highs and beefed-up bass
00924628 00 s 01 piping 0 001 & 00923516 a 0000
00924679 00 s 02 shrill 0 sharp 0 001 & 00923516 a 0000 | high-pitched and piercing
00924765 00 s 05 screaky 0 screechy 0 squeaking 0 squeaky 0 squealing 0 001 & 00923516 a 0000 | having or making a sound such as that made by a mouse or a rusty hinge
00924934 00 s 02 soprano 0 treble 0 001 & 00923516 a 0000 | having or denoting a high range: "soprano voice"; "soprano sax"; "the boy still had a fine treble voice"; "the treble clef"
00925120 00 s 01 sopranino 0 001 & 00923516 a 0000 | higher than the soprano range: "a sopranino recorder"
00925229 00 s 01 tenor 0 001 & 00923516 a 0000 | of or close in range to the highest natural adult male voice: "tenor voice"
00925356 00 s 01 tenor 2 001 & 00923516 a 0000 | (of a musical instrument) intermediate between alto and baritone or bass: "a tenor sax"
00925495 00 a 02 low 3 low-pitched 0 007 & 00925719 a 0000 & 00925817 a 0000 & 00925955 a 0000 & 00926147 a 0000 & 00926319 a 0000 = 03479884 n 0000 ! 00923516 a 0101 | used of sounds and voices: low in pitch or frequency
00925719 00 s 02 alto 3 contralto 0 001 & 00925495 a 0000 | of or being the lowest female voice
00925817 00 s 01 baritone 0 001 & 00925495 a 0000 | lower in range than tenor and higher than bass: "a baritone voice"; "baritone oboe"
00925955 00 s 02 bass 0 deep 0 001 & 00925495 a 0000 | having or denoting a low vocal or instrumental range: "a deep voice"; "a bass voice is lower than a baritone voice"; "a bass clarinet"
00926147 00 s 02 contrabass 0 double-bass 0 001 & 00925495 a 0000 | pitched an octave below normal bass instrumental or vocal range: "contrabass or double-bass clarinet"
00926319 00 s 01 throaty 0 001 & 00925495 a 0000 | sounding as if pronounced low in the throat: "a rich throaty voice"
00926440 00 a 01 imitative 0 006 & 00926676 a 0000 & 00926773 a 0000 & 00926929 a 0000 & 00927064 a 0000 & 00927268 a 0000 ! 00927415 a 0101 | marked by or given to imitation: "acting is an imitative art"; "man is an imitative being"
00926676 00 s 02 apish 0 apelike 0 001 & 00926440 a 0000 | being or given to servile imitation
00926773 00 s 01 mimetic 0 001 & 00926440 a 0000 | exhibiting mimicry: "mimetic coloring of a butterfly"; "the mimetic tendency of infancy"- R.W.Hamilton
00926929 00 s 01 mimic 0 001 & 00926440 a 0000 | constituting an imitation: "the mimic warfare of the opera stage"- Archibald Alison
00927064 00 s 01 parrotlike 0 001 & 00926440 a 0000 | mechanically imitated or repeated without thought or understanding: "a mere parrotlike word-calling process"; "a voice quality sounding parrotlike"
00927268 00 s 01 simulated 0 001 & 00926440 a 0000 | reproduced or made to resemble; imitative in character: "under simulated combat conditions"
00927415 00 a 01 nonimitative 0 001 ! 00926440 a 0101 | not marked by or given to imitation
00927509 00 a 05 echoic 0 imitative 2 onomatopoeic 0 onomatopoeical 0 onomatopoetic 0 001 ! 00927813 a 0101 | (of words) formed in imitation of a natural sound: "onomatopoeic words are imitative of noises"; "it was independently developed in more than one place as an onomatopoetic term"- Harry Hoijer
00927813 00 a 01 nonechoic 0 001 ! 00927509 a 0101 | not echoic or imitative of sound
00927901 00 a 01 high-resolution 0 001 ! 00928112 a 0101 | of esp. computer output devices: producing images that are sharp and finely detailed; also "high-resolution photography"; "high-resolution lens" e.g.
00928112 00 a 01 low-resolution 0 001 ! 00927901 a 0101 | of computer output devices: producing images that are not sharply defined
00928246 00 a 01 high-rise 0 004 & 00928413 a 0000 & 00928468 a 0000 & 00928602 a 0000 ! 00928651 a 0101 | used of buildings of many stories equipped with elevators
00928413 00 s 01 multistory 0 001 & 00928246 a 0000
00928468 00 s 02 storied 0 storeyed 0 001 & 00928246 a 0000 | (combining form) having stories as indicated: "a six-storied building
00928602 00 s 01 tall 0 001 & 00928246 a 0000
00928651 00 a 01 low-rise 0 003 & 00928788 a 0000 ! 00928246 a 0101 & 00928836 a 0000 | used of buildings of one or only a few stories
00928788 00 s 01 low 0 001 & 00928651 a 0000
00928836 00 s 04 three-story 0 three-storied 0 three-storey 0 three-storeyed 0 001 & 00928651 a 0000
00928940 00 a 02 upland 0 highland(a) 4 005 & 00929108 a 0000 & 00929202 a 0000 & 00929319 a 0000 & 00929394 a 0000 ! 00929477 a 0101 | used of high or hilly country
00929108 00 s 02 alpestrine 0 subalpine 0 001 & 00928940 a 0000 | growing at high altitudes
00929202 00 s 01 alpine 0 001 & 00928940 a 0000 | (biol) living or growing above the timber line: "alpine flowers"
00929319 00 s 01 mountain(a) 0 001 & 00928940 a 0000 | "mountain people"
00929394 00 s 01 mountainous 0 001 & 00928940 a 0000 | containing many mountains
00929477 00 a 01 lowland 0 002 & 00929583 a 0000 ! 00928940 a 0101 | of relatively low or level country
00929583 00 s 02 low-lying 0 sea-level 0 001 & 00929477 a 0000
00929649 00 a 01 home(a) 0 001 ! 00929750 a 0101 | (sport) used of one's own ground; "a home game"
00929750 00 a 01 away 0 001 ! 00929649 a 0101 | (sport) used of an opponent's ground; "an away game"
00929853 00 a 01 homologous 1 002 ! 00930087 a 0101 ! 00930245 a 0101 | corresponding or similar in position or structure or function or characteristics; esp derived from an organism of the same species: "a homologous tissue graft"
00930087 00 a 01 heterologous 1 002 ! 00930245 a 0101 ! 00929853 a 0101 | derived from organisms of a different but related species: "a heterologous graft"
00930245 00 a 01 autologous 0 002 ! 00929853 a 0101 ! 00930087 a 0101 | derived from organisms of the selfsame individual: "autologous blood donation"
00930398 00 a 01 homologous 2 003 & 00930498 a 0000 ! 00930873 a 0101 ! 00930706 a 0101 | biology
00930498 00 s 02 homologic 0 homological 0 001 & 00930398 a 0000 | (biol) similar in evolutionary origin but not in function; "the paddle of a whale, the wing of a bat, and the arm of a man are homologous"
00930706 00 a 03 heterologous 2 heterologic 0 heterological 0 002 ! 00930873 a 0101 ! 00930398 a 0101 | (biol) not corresponding in structure or evolutionary origin
00930873 00 a 01 analogous 0 002 ! 00930398 a 0101 ! 00930706 a 0101 | (biol) corresponding in function but not in evolutionary origin; "the wings of a bee and those of a hummingbird are analogous
00931072 00 a 01 gabled 0 001 ! 00931200 a 0101 | (of a house or roof) furnished or constructed with a gable: "a gabled roof"
00931200 00 a 01 ungabled 0 002 & 00931300 a 0000 ! 00931072 a 0101 | not constructed with gables
00931300 00 s 01 hipped 0 001 & 00931200 a 0000 | "a hipped roof has sloping ends rather than gables"
00931404 00 a 01 hipped 0 001 ! 00931534 a 0101 | having hips; or having hips as specified (usu in combination): "broad-hipped"
00931534 00 a 01 hipless 0 001 ! 00931404 a 0101 | having or seeming to have no hips: "slim and hipless"
00931641 00 a 02 honest 0 honorable 4 010 ^ 00573325 a 0000 & 00932028 a 0000 & 00932137 a 0000 ^ 00846180 a 0000 ^ 00934710 a 0000 ^ 01671165 a 0000 ^ 01761475 a 0000 ^ 01862598 a 0000 ^ 01865971 a 0000 ! 00932323 a 0101 | not disposed to cheat or defraud; not deceptive or fraudulent: "honest lawyers"; "honest reporting"; "an honest wages for an honest day's work"; "honest weight"
00932028 00 s 03 equitable 0 fair 0 just 1 001 & 00931641 a 0000 | "honest wages for an honest day's work"
00932137 00 s 03 frank 0 open 0 openhearted 0 001 & 00931641 a 0000 | open and sincere in expression: "in private I gave them my candid opinion"; "I will be open and sincere with you"
00932323 00 a 02 dishonest 0 dishonorable 4 012 & 00932656 a 0000 & 00932973 a 0000 & 00933133 a 0000 ^ 01761932 a 0000 ^ 00935790 a 0000 ^ 01863937 a 0000 ^ 01672345 a 0000 & 00933495 a 0000 & 00933697 a 0000 & 00933954 a 0000 ^ 01866776 a 0000 ! 00931641 a 0101 | deceptive or fraudulent: disposed to cheat or defraud or deceive
00932656 00 s 05 ambidextrous 0 deceitful 1 double-dealing 0 duplicitous 0 two-faced 0 001 & 00932323 a 0000 | given to deception esp by pretending one set of feelings and acting under the influence of another: "she was deceitful scheming little thing"- Israel Zangwill; "they accused each other of double-dealing"
00932973 00 s 01 beguiling 0 001 & 00932323 a 0000 | misleading by means of pleasant or alluring methods: "taken in by beguiling tales of overnight fortunes"
00933133 00 s 04 deceptive 0 deceitful 2 fraudulent 0 misleading 0 001 & 00932323 a 0000 | intended or tending to deceive or mislead: "deliberately deceptive packaging"; "deceitful advertising"; "smooth, shining, and deceitful as thin ice"_ S.T.Coleridge; "a fraudulent scheme to escape paying taxes"; "statistics can be presented in ways that are misleading"
00933495 00 s 01 picaresque 0 001 & 00932323 a 0000 | involving clever rogues or adventurers esp as in a type of fiction: "picaresque novels"; "waifs of the picaresque tradition"; "a picaresque hero"
00933697 00 s 04 blackguardly 0 rascally 0 roguish 0 scoundrelly 0 001 & 00932323 a 0000 | lacking principles or scruples: "the rascally rabble"; "the tyranny of a scoundrelly aristocracy"_ W.M. Thackaray; "the captain was set adrift by his roguish crew"
00933954 00 s 02 thieving(a) 0 thievish 0 001 & 00932323 a 0000
00934021 00 a 01 truthful 0 002 & 00934182 a 0000 ! 00934299 a 0101 | expressing or given to expressing the truth: "a truthful statement"; "a truthful person"
00934182 00 s 02 honest 0 veracious 0 001 & 00934021 a 0000 | habitually speaking the truth: "a veracious witness"
00934299 00 a 01 untruthful 0 003 & 00934463 a 0000 & 00934579 a 0000 ! 00934021 a 0101 | not expressing or given to expressing the truth: "an untruthful report"
00934463 00 s 03 dishonest 0 lying(a) 0 mendacious 0 001 & 00934299 a 0000 | given to lying: "a mendacious child"
00934579 00 s 02 false 0 trumped_up 0 001 & 00934299 a 0000 | diverging from the truth: "a false statement"; "trumped up charge"
00934710 00 a 02 honorable 0 honourable 0 013 & 00935123 a 0000 & 00935196 a 0000 & 00935273 a 0000 ^ 00931641 a 0000 ^ 01043082 a 0000 ^ 01178074 a 0000 & 00935461 a 0000 ^ 01216996 a 0000 ^ 01521360 a 0000 ^ 01961083 a 0000 = 03416027 n 0000 ! 00935790 a 0101 & 00935650 a 0000 | showing or characterized by honor and integrity: "an honorable man"; "led an honorable life"; "honorable service to his country"
00935123 00 s 03 august 0 revered 0 venerable 0 001 & 00934710 a 0000
00935196 00 s 03 esteemed 0 honored 0 prestigious 0 001 & 00934710 a 0000
00935273 00 s 01 laureate 0 001 & 00934710 a 0000 | worthy of the greatest honor or distinction: "The nation's pediatrician laureate is preparing to lay down his black bag"- James Traub
00935461 00 s 04 noble 0 solid 0 upstanding 0 worthy 0 001 & 00934710 a 0000 | having high moral qualities: "a noble spirit"; "a solid citizen"; "an upstanding man"; "a worthy successor"
00935650 00 s 02 time-honored 0 time-honoured 0 001 & 00934710 a 0000 | honored because of age or long usage: "time-honored institutions"
00935790 00 a 02 dishonorable 0 dishonourable 0 013 & 00936176 a 0000 & 00936285 a 0000 ^ 00932323 a 0000 ^ 01521856 a 0000 & 00936507 a 0000 ^ 01217731 a 0000 ^ 00853346 a 0000 & 00936599 a 0000 & 00936687 a 0000 ^ 01043816 a 0000 ^ 01963250 a 0000 = 03416027 n 0000 ! 00934710 a 0101 | lacking honor or deserving dishonor: "dishonorable conduct"; "dishonorable in thought and deed"
00936176 00 s 02 debasing 0 degrading 0 001 & 00935790 a 0000 | used of conduct; characterized by dishonor
00936285 00 s 05 disgraceful 0 ignominious 0 inglorious 0 opprobrious 0 shameful 0 001 & 00935790 a 0000 | used of conduct or character; bringing disgrace or shame: "inglorious defeat"; "a shameful display of cowardice"
00936507 00 s 03 foul 0 unjust 0 unfair 0 001 & 00935790 a 0000 | "by fair means or foul"
00936599 00 s 01 unprincipled 0 001 & 00935790 a 0000 | having little or no integrity
00936687 00 s 01 yellow 0 001 & 00935790 a 0000
00936738 00 a 01 hopeful 0 006 & 00936880 a 0000 & 00937013 a 0000 ^ 00646610 a 0000 & 00937104 a 0000 ^ 01274025 a 0000 ! 00937170 a 0101
00936880 00 s 03 anticipant 0 anticipative 0 expectant 0 001 & 00936738 a 0000 | marked by eager anticipation: "an expectant hush"
00937013 00 s 04 aspirant 0 aspiring(p) 0 wishful 0 would-be(a) 0 001 & 00936738 a 0000
00937104 00 s 02 optimistic 0 sanguine 0 001 & 00936738 a 0000
00937170 00 a 01 hopeless 0 013 & 00937439 a 0000 & 00937576 a 0000 & 00937823 a 0000 & 00937915 a 0000 & 00938001 a 0000 & 00938096 a 0000 ^ 00647164 a 0000 & 00938214 a 0000 ^ 01393725 a 0000 & 00938294 a 0000 & 00938367 a 0000 ^ 01274860 a 0000 ! 00936738 a 0101
00937439 00 s 03 abject 0 resigned 0 unhopeful 0 001 & 00937170 a 0000 | showing utter resignation or hopelessness: "abject surrender"
00937576 00 s 03 black 0 bleak 0 dim 0 001 & 00937170 a 0000 | offering little or no hope: "the future looked black"; "prospects were bleak"; "Life in the Aran Islands has always been bleak and difficult"- J.M.Synge; "took a dim view of things"
00937823 00 s 04 depressed 0 despairing 0 despondent 0 heartsick 0 001 & 00937170 a 0000
00937915 00 s 02 desperate 0 forlorn 0 001 & 00937170 a 0000 | "a hopeless attempt"
00938001 00 s 01 futureless 0 001 & 00937170 a 0000 | having no prospect or hope of a future
00938096 00 s 02 gloomy 0 pessimistic 0 001 & 00937170 a 0000 | characterized by hopelessness: "gloomy predictions"
00938214 00 s 02 helpless 0 lost 0 001 & 00937170 a 0000 | unable to function
00938294 00 s 01 incurable 0 001 & 00937170 a 0000 | "a hopeless case"
00938367 00 s 01 insoluble 0 001 & 00937170 a 0000 | "a hopeless problem"
00938443 00 a 01 institutionalized 0 001 ! 00938644 a 0101 | officially placed in or committed to a specialized institution": "had hopes of rehabilitating the institutionalized juvenile delinquents"
00938644 00 a 01 noninstitutionalized 0 001 ! 00938443 a 0101 | not committed to an institution
00938742 00 a 01 institutional 0 003 & 00938902 a 0000 & 00939151 a 0000 ! 00939326 a 0101 | organized as or forming an institution: "institutional religion"
00938902 00 s 01 institutionalized 0 001 & 00938742 a 0000 | given the character of an institution or incorporated into a structured and usually well-established system: "institutionalized graft"; "institutionalized suicide as practiced in Japan"
00939151 00 s 01 uninteresting 0 001 & 00938742 a 0000 | characteristic or suggestive of an institution esp. in being uniform or dull or unimaginative: "institutional food"
00939326 00 a 01 noninstitutional 0 001 ! 00938742 a 0101 | not institutional
00939406 00 a 01 consolable 0 001 ! 00939482 a 0101 | able to be consoled
00939482 00 a 03 inconsolable 0 disconsolate 4 unconsolable 0 001 ! 00939406 a 0101 | sad beyond comforting; incapable of being consoled: "inconsolable when her son died"
00939655 00 a 01 horizontal 0 007 & 00939901 a 0000 & 00939955 a 0000 & 00940004 a 0000 & 00940125 a 0000 = 08463428 n 0000 ! 00940239 a 0101 ! 00940908 a 0101 | parallel to or in the plane of the horizon or a base line: "a horizontal surface"
00939901 00 s 01 crosswise 0 001 & 00939655 a 0000
00939955 00 s 01 flat 0 001 & 00939655 a 0000
00940004 00 s 01 level 0 001 & 00939655 a 0000 | being on a precise horizontal plane: "a billiard table must be level"
00940125 00 s 02 naiant 0 swimming 0 001 & 00939655 a 0000 | (heraldry) applied to a fish depicted horizontally
00940239 00 a 01 vertical 0 009 & 00940523 a 0000 & 00940610 a 0000 & 00940741 a 0000 & 00940856 a 0000 ^ 00870161 a 0000 ^ 01755398 a 0000 = 08463428 n 0000 ! 00940908 a 0101 ! 00939655 a 0101 | at right angles to the plane of the horizon or a base line: "a vertical camera angle"
00940523 00 s 04 erect 0 perpendicular 1 upright 0 unsloped 0 001 & 00940239 a 0000
00940610 00 s 02 normal 0 perpendicular 2 001 & 00940239 a 0000 | (geometry) at right angles to a tangent at a point of tangency
00940741 00 s 02 plumb 0 true 0 001 & 00940239 a 0000 | exactly vertical: "the tower of Pisa is far out of plumb
00940856 00 s 01 upended 0 001 & 00940239 a 0000
00940908 00 a 01 inclined 1 011 & 00941141 a 0000 & 00941361 a 0000 & 00941474 a 0000 & 00941605 a 0000 & 00941724 a 0000 & 00941831 a 0000 & 00941883 a 0000 ^ 00869910 a 0000 = 08463428 n 0000 ! 00939655 a 0101 ! 00940239 a 0101
00941141 00 s 05 atilt 0 canted 0 leaning 0 tilted 0 tipped 0 001 & 00940908 a 0000 | departing or being caused to depart from the true vertical or horizontal: "the leaning tower of Pisa"; "the headstones were tilted"
00941361 00 s 06 aslant 0 aslope 0 slanted 0 slanting 0 sloped 0 sloping 0 001 & 00940908 a 0000 | at an angle
00941474 00 s 03 bevel 0 beveled 0 cant 0 001 & 00940908 a 0000 | having the slant of a bevel: "a bevel edge"; "a cant buttress"
00941605 00 s 01 high-pitched 0 001 & 00940908 a 0000 | set at a sharp or high angle or slant: "a high-pitched roof"
00941724 00 s 01 low-pitched 0 001 & 00940908 a 0000 | set at a low angle or slant: "a low-pitched roof"
00941831 00 s 01 oblique 0 001 & 00940908 a 0000
00941883 00 s 01 pitched 0 001 & 00940908 a 0000 | set at a slant: "a pitched rather than a flat roof"
00941988 00 a 01 erect 0 011 & 00942250 a 0000 & 00942372 a 0000 & 00942486 a 0000 & 00942654 a 0000 & 00942804 a 0000 & 00942895 a 0000 & 00942996 a 0000 & 00943191 a 0000 = 03534628 n 0000 ! 00943415 a 0101 & 00943086 a 0000 | upright in position or posture
00942250 00 s 01 erectile 0 001 & 00941988 a 0000 | capable of being raised to an upright position: "erectile feathers"
00942372 00 s 01 passant(ip) 0 001 & 00941988 a 0000 | (heraldry) in walking position with right foreleg raised
00942486 00 s 02 rampant(ip) 0 rearing 0 001 & 00941988 a 0000 | (heraldry) rearing on left hind leg with forelegs elevated and head usu in profile: "a lion rampant"
00942654 00 s 01 rigid 0 001 & 00941988 a 0000 | of an animals tail or ears; stiff and sticking up: "for a dog, an erect tail indicates aggression"
00942804 00 s 01 salient(ip) 0 001 & 00941988 a 0000 | (heraldry) represented as leaping
00942895 00 s 01 standing(a) 0 001 & 00941988 a 0000 | having a supporting base: "a standing lamp"
00942996 00 s 01 statant(ip) 0 001 & 00941988 a 0000 | (heraldry) standing on four feet
00943086 00 s 01 straight-backed 0 001 & 00941988 a 0000 | of posture: "a slim straight-backed dancer"
00943191 00 s 04 straight 0 unbent 0 unbowed 0 upright 0 001 & 00941988 a 0000 | erect in posture: "behind him sat old man Arthur; he was straight with something angry in his attitude"; "stood defiantly with unbowed back"
00943415 00 a 01 unerect 0 016 & 00943773 a 0000 & 00943919 a 0000 & 00944009 a 0000 & 00944276 a 0000 & 00944409 a 0000 & 00944633 a 0000 & 00944751 a 0000 & 00944910 a 0000 & 00945121 a 0000 & 00945174 a 0000 & 00945226 a 0000 & 00945316 a 0000 & 00945399 a 0000 & 00945474 a 0000 = 03534628 n 0000 ! 00941988 a 0101 | not upright in position or posture
00943773 00 s 05 accumbent 0 decumbent 0 lying_down(p) 0 recumbent 0 reclining 1 001 & 00943415 a 0000 | lying in a position of comfort or rest
00943919 00 s 03 bent 0 bowed 0 inclined 0 001 & 00943415 a 0000 | used of back or head
00944009 00 s 04 cernuous 0 drooping 0 nodding 0 pendulous 0 001 & 00943415 a 0000 | (biology) having branches or flowerheads that bend downward: "nodding daffodils"; "the pendulous branches of a weeping willow"; "lilacs with drooping panicles of fragrant flowers"
00944276 00 s 01 couchant(ip) 0 001 & 00943415 a 0000 | (heraldry) lying on the stomach with head raised with legs pointed forward
00944409 00 s 05 crouched 0 crouching 0 huddled 0 hunkered 0 hunkered_down 0 001 & 00943415 a 0000 | squatting close to the ground: "poorly clothed men huddled low against the wind"; "he stayed in the ditch hunkered down"
00944633 00 s 02 dormant(ip) 0 sleeping 0 001 & 00943415 a 0000 | (heraldry) lying with head on paws as if sleeping
00944751 00 s 02 flat 0 prostrate 1 001 & 00943415 a 0000 | stretched out and lying at full length along the ground: "found himself lying flat on the floor"
00944910 00 s 06 hunched 0 round-backed 0 round-shouldered 0 stooped 0 stooping 0 crooked 0 001 & 00943415 a 0000 | having the back and shoulders rounded; not erect: "a little oldish misshapen stooping woman"
00945121 00 s 01 kneeling 0 001 & 00943415 a 0000
00945174 00 s 01 leaning 0 001 & 00943415 a 0000
00945226 00 s 02 lolling 0 lounging 0 001 & 00943415 a 0000 | lying in a relaxed manner
00945316 00 s 02 prone 0 prostrate 2 001 & 00943415 a 0000 | lying face downward
00945399 00 s 03 slouched 0 slouching 0 slumped 0 001 & 00943415 a 0000
00945474 00 s 02 supine 0 resupine 0 001 & 00943415 a 0000 | lying face upward
00945555 00 a 01 standing 0 001 ! 00945744 a 0101 | (of persons) on the feet; having the torso in an erect position supported by straight legs: "standing room only"; "a standing ovation"
00945744 00 a 02 seated 0 sitting 2 001 ! 00945555 a 0101 | (of persons) having the torso erect and legs bent with the body supported on the buttocks: "the seated Madonna"
00945918 00 a 01 standing 1 001 ! 00946064 a 0101 | initiated or done from a standing position: "race from a standing start"; "a standing jump"
00946064 00 a 01 running 0 001 ! 00945918 a 0101 | initiated or done with impetus from running: "the team's running plays worked better than its pass plays"; "took a running jump"; "had a running start"
00946269 00 a 01 hospitable 0 004 & 00946378 a 0000 ^ 00808644 a 0000 ^ 01712802 a 0000 ! 00946459 a 0101
00946378 00 s 02 friendly 0 welcoming 0 001 & 00946269 a 0000 | with open arms
00946459 00 a 01 inhospitable 0 006 & 00946606 a 0000 & 00946781 a 0000 & 00946863 a 0000 & 00946936 a 0000 ^ 00810292 a 0000 ! 00946269 a 0101
00946606 00 s 04 bare 0 barren 0 bleak 0 desolate 0 001 & 00946459 a 0000 | providing no shelter or sustenance; unfavorable to life or growth: "inhospitable mountain areas"
00946781 00 s 02 cool 0 unfriendly 0 001 & 00946459 a 0000 | "a cool reception"
00946863 00 s 01 hostile 0 001 & 00946459 a 0000 | "a hostile climate"
00946936 00 s 01 windswept 0 001 & 00946459 a 0000 | open to or swept by wind
00947016 00 a 01 hostile 1 014 & 00947379 a 0000 & 00947563 a 0000 & 00947845 a 0000 & 00948014 a 0000 & 00948125 a 0000 & 00948240 a 0000 & 00948379 a 0000 ^ 00068733 a 0000 ^ 01108101 a 0000 ^ 01247063 a 0000 ^ 00810292 a 0000 ^ 01333904 a 0000 ^ 01904065 a 0000 ! 00948469 a 0101 | characterized by enmity or ill will: "a hostile nation"; "a hostile remark"
00947379 00 s 02 aggressive 0 belligerent 0 001 & 00947016 a 0000 | characteristic of an enemy or one eager to fight: "aggressive acts against another country"; "a belligerent tone"
00947563 00 s 06 antagonistic 0 antipathetic 0 antipathetical 0 opponent 0 opposed 0 opposing 0 001 & 00947016 a 0000 | characterized by active opposition: "slaves antagonistic to their masters"; "antipathetic factions within the party"; "two bitterly opposed schools of thought"
00947845 00 s 01 at_loggerheads 0 001 & 00947016 a 0000 | in a dispute or confrontation: "Sam and his parents were at loggerheads over the question of car privileges"
00948014 00 s 01 dirty 0 001 & 00947016 a 0000 | expressing or revealing hostility or dislike: "dirty looks"
00948125 00 s 01 head-on 0 001 & 00947016 a 0000 | characterized by direct opposition: "a head-on confrontation"
00948240 00 s 02 ill 0 inimical 0 001 & 00947016 a 0000 | indicating hostility: "you certainly did me an ill turn"; "an inimical critic"
00948379 00 s 01 unfriendly 1 001 & 00947016 a 0000 | "an unfriendly act of aggression"
00948469 00 a 01 amicable 0 007 & 00948672 a 0000 ^ 00808644 a 0000 ^ 01107348 a 0000 ^ 01332736 a 0000 & 00948830 a 0000 & 00948884 a 0000 ! 00947016 a 0101 | characterized by friendship and goodwill
00948672 00 s 01 friendly 0 001 & 00948469 a 0000 | favorably disposed; not antagonistic: "a government friendly to our interests"; "an amicable agreement"
00948830 00 s 01 unhostile 0 001 & 00948469 a 0000
00948884 00 s 02 well-meaning 0 unthreatening 0 001 & 00948469 a 0000 | not unfriendly or threatening: "her well-meaning words were received in silence"; "the exasperation of a...well-meaning cow worried by dogs"
00949099 00 a 01 hot 1 021 & 00949588 a 0000 & 00949652 a 0000 & 00949751 a 0000 & 00949814 a 0000 & 00950134 a 0000 & 00950294 a 0000 & 00950406 a 0000 & 00950531 a 0000 & 00950639 a 0000 & 00950690 a 0000 & 00950941 a 0000 & 00951047 a 0000 & 00951122 a 0000 & 00951122 a 0000 & 00951218 a 0000 & 00951370 a 0000 ^ 01918061 a 0000 = 03494418 n 0000 ! 00951598 a 0101 & 00950794 a 0000 & 00951489 a 0000 | used of physical heat; having a high temperature or causing a sensation of heat
00949588 00 s 02 baking 0 baking_hot 0 001 & 00949099 a 0000
00949652 00 s 02 blistering 0 blistery 0 001 & 00949099 a 0000 | intensely hot: "blistering sun"
00949751 00 s 02 boiling 0 scalding 0 001 & 00949099 a 0000
00949814 00 s 04 burning(a) 0 fervent 0 fervid 0 fiery 0 001 & 00949099 a 0000 | extremely hot; like fire: "the burning sand"; "the fervent heat...merely communicated a genial warmth to their half-torpid systems"- Nathaniel Hawthorne; "set out...when the fervid heat subsides"- Frances Trollope; "a fiery desert wind"
00950134 00 s 02 calefacient 0 warming 0 001 & 00949099 a 0000 | producing the sensation of heat when applied to the body: "a mustard plaster is calefacient"
00950294 00 s 03 calefactory 0 calefactive 0 heating 0 001 & 00949099 a 0000 | "a heating pad is calefactory"
00950406 00 s 01 calorifacient 0 001 & 00949099 a 0000 | producing heat; usu. used of foods: "calorifacient chili peppers"
00950531 00 s 01 calorific 0 001 & 00949099 a 0000 | heat-generating; "the calorific properties of fuels"
00950639 00 s 01 heated 0 001 & 00949099 a 0000
00950690 00 s 03 incandescent 0 candent 0 white-hot 0 001 & 00949099 a 0000 | glowing white with heat
00950794 00 s 01 overheated 0 001 & 00949099 a 0000 | heated beyond a safe or desirable point: "the child became overheated"; "overheated metal"
00950941 00 s 01 radioactive 0 001 & 00949099 a 0000 | having a dangerously high level of radioactivity
00951047 00 s 01 red-hot 0 001 & 00949099 a 0000 | glowing red with heat
00951122 00 s 02 scorching 0 sizzling 0 001 & 00949099 a 0000 | "a sizzling spell of weather"
00951218 00 s 05 sultry 0 sweltering 0 sweltry 0 tropical 0 tropic 0 001 & 00949099 a 0000 | of weather or climate; hot and humid: "tropical weather"
00951370 00 s 01 thermal 0 001 & 00949099 a 0000 | caused by or causing heat: "thermal springs"; "thermal underwear"
00951489 00 s 01 torrid 0 001 & 00949099 a 0000 | intensely and unpleasantly hot: "the torrid noonday sun"
00951598 00 a 01 cold 1 021 & 00952095 a 0000 & 00952214 a 0000 & 00952282 a 0000 & 00952510 a 0000 & 00952599 a 0000 & 00952693 a 0000 & 00952773 a 0000 & 00952880 a 0000 ^ 01918659 a 0000 & 00953020 a 0000 & 00953091 a 0000 ^ 00811976 a 0000 & 00953194 a 0000 & 00953255 a 0000 & 00953443 a 0000 & 00953524 a 0000 & 00953688 a 0000 & 00953770 a 0000 & 00953901 a 0000 = 03494418 n 0000 ! 00949099 a 0101 | used of physical coldness; having a low temperature or causing a sensation of coldness
00952095 00 s 01 acold 0 001 & 00951598 a 0000 | (archaic) of persons; feeling cold: "Poor Tom's acold"- Shakespeare
00952214 00 s 01 algid 0 001 & 00951598 a 0000 | used of the body
00952510 00 s 02 biting 0 bitter 0 001 & 00951598 a 0000 | of cold that can cause pain
00952599 00 s 03 bleak 0 cutting 0 raw 0 001 & 00951598 a 0000 | unpleasantly cold and damp
00952693 00 s 02 chilled 1 refrigerated 0 001 & 00951598 a 0000 | "cold beer"
00952773 00 s 02 chilled 2 shivering 0 001 & 00951598 a 0000 | of persons and animals; feeling no warmth
00952880 00 s 05 crisp 0 frosty 1 nipping 0 nippy 0 snappy 0 001 & 00951598 a 0000 | pleasantly cold and invigorating: "a frosty morning"
00953020 00 s 01 frore 0 001 & 00951598 a 0000 | (archaic) very cold
00953091 00 s 05 frosted 0 frosty 2 hoar 0 hoary 0 rimy 0 001 & 00951598 a 0000 | covered with frost
00953194 00 s 01 iced 0 001 & 00951598 a 0000 | "iced tea"
00953255 00 s 04 keen 0 piercing 0 sharp 0 toothed 0 001 & 00951598 a 0000 | unpleasantly cold and penetrating; "keen winds"; "piercing cold"; "a gray world with ice and toothed winds"
00953443 00 s 01 parky 0 001 & 00951598 a 0000 | (British informal) of weather
00953524 00 s 02 refrigerant 0 refrigerating 0 001 & 00951598 a 0000 | causing cooling or freezing: "a refrigerant substance such as ice or solid carbon dioxide"
00953688 00 s 01 shivery 0 001 & 00951598 a 0000 | cold enough to cause shivers
00953770 00 s 01 stone-cold 0 001 & 00951598 a 0000 | completely cold: "by the time he got back to his coffee it was stone-cold"
00953901 00 s 02 unheated 0 unwarmed 0 001 & 00951598 a 0000 | "a cold room"; "cold soup"
00953993 00 a 02 vernal 0 springlike 4 004 & 00954181 a 0000 ! 00954292 a 0101 ! 00954706 a 0101 ! 00954975 a 0101 | of or characteristic of or occurring in spring: "the vernal equinox"
00954181 00 s 02 spring(a) 0 springtime(a) 0 001 & 00953993 a 0000 | "spring rains"; "springtime activities"
00954292 00 a 01 summery 0 005 & 00954512 a 0000 & 00954634 a 0000 ! 00954706 a 0101 ! 00954975 a 0101 ! 00953993 a 0101 | belonging to or characteristic of or occurring in summer: "summery weather"; "summery dresses"
00954512 00 s 02 aestival 0 estival 0 001 & 00954292 a 0000 | "the sky was a burnished aestival blue"; "aestival winds"
00954634 00 s 01 summer(a) 0 001 & 00954292 a 0000 | "summer flowers"
00954706 00 a 01 autumnal 0 004 & 00954904 a 0000 ! 00954975 a 0101 ! 00953993 a 0101 ! 00954292 a 0101 | of or characteristic of or occurring in autumn: "the autumnal equinox"; "autumnal fruits"
00954904 00 s 01 autumn(a) 0 001 & 00954706 a 0000 | "autumn leaves"
00954975 00 a 02 wintry 0 wintery 0 005 & 00955208 a 0000 & 00955304 a 0000 ! 00953993 a 0101 ! 00954292 a 0101 ! 00954706 a 0101 | characteristic of or occurring in winter: "suffered severe wintry weather"; "brown wintry grasses"
00955208 00 s 03 brumal 0 hibernal 0 hiemal 0 001 & 00954975 a 0000 | "bears in brumal sleep"
00955304 00 s 01 winter(a) 0 001 & 00954975 a 0000 | "winter winds"
00955374 00 a 01 hot 2 009 & 00955663 a 0000 & 00955742 a 0000 & 00955829 a 0000 ^ 01318679 a 0000 & 00955987 a 0000 & 00956083 a 0000 = 03289011 n 0000 ! 00956152 a 0101 & 00955909 a 0000 | extended meanings: esp of psychological heat: "a hot temper"; "hot trumpets and torrid rhythms"
00955663 00 s 01 blistering 0 001 & 00955374 a 0000 | "blistering criticism"
00955742 00 s 02 boiling 0 hot_under_the_collar 0 001 & 00955374 a 0000 | very angry
00955829 00 s 02 fiery 0 flaming 0 001 & 00955374 a 0000 | "flaming passions"
00955909 00 s 03 scathing 0 sulfurous 0 sulphurous 0 001 & 00955374 a 0000
00955987 00 s 02 sensual 0 sultry 0 001 & 00955374 a 0000 | "a sultry look"; "a sultry dance"
00956083 00 s 01 torrid 0 001 & 00955374 a 0000 | "a torrid dance"
00956152 00 a 01 cold 2 006 & 00956369 a 0000 & 00956531 a 0000 ^ 01920610 a 0000 ^ 01320158 a 0000 = 03289011 n 0000 ! 00955374 a 0101 | extended meanings: esp of psychological coldness; "a cold nod"; "cold logic"
00956369 00 s 02 emotionless 0 passionless 0 001 & 00956152 a 0000 | unmoved by feeling: "he kept his emotionless objectivity and faith in the cause he served"
00956531 00 s 05 frigid 0 frosty 0 glacial 0 icy 0 wintry 0 001 & 00956152 a 0000 | devoid of warmth and cordiality: "a frigid greeting"; "icy stare"; "wintry smile"
00956699 00 a 01 human 0 009 & 00957027 a 0000 & 00957092 a 0000 & 00957183 a 0000 & 00957246 a 0000 & 00957407 a 0000 & 00957509 a 0000 & 00957694 a 0000 = 03340766 n 0000 ! 00957776 a 0101 | having human form or attributes as opposed to those of animals or divine beings: "the human body"; "human kindness"; "human frailty"
00957027 00 s 02 anthropoid 1 manlike 0 001 & 00956699 a 0000
00957092 00 s 03 anthropomorphic 0 anthropomorphous 0 humanlike 0 001 & 00956699 a 0000
00957183 00 s 02 earthborn 0 mortal 0 001 & 00956699 a 0000
00957246 00 s 04 fallible 0 frail 0 imperfect 0 weak 0 001 & 00956699 a 0000 | having the attributes of man as opposed to e.g. divine beings; "I'm only human"
00957407 00 s 01 hominal 0 001 & 00956699 a 0000 | of humankind as a species; "the hominal kingdom"
00957509 00 s 02 hominian 0 hominid 0 001 & 00956699 a 0000 | characterizing the family Hominidae, which includes Homo sapiens sapiens as well as extinct species of manlike creatures
00957694 00 s 01 hominine 0 001 & 00956699 a 0000 | characteristic of humankind
00957776 00 a 01 nonhuman 0 007 & 00957937 a 0000 & 00958017 a 0000 & 00958150 a 0000 & 00958259 a 0000 & 00958365 a 0000 = 03340766 n 0000 ! 00956699 a 0101
00957937 00 s 03 anthropoid 2 anthropoidal 0 apelike 0 001 & 00957776 a 0000
00958017 00 s 01 bloodless 0 001 & 00957776 a 0000 | devoid of human emotion or feeling: "charts of bloodless economic indicators"
00958150 00 s 02 dehumanized 0 unhuman 0 001 & 00957776 a 0000 | divested of human qualities or attributes
00958259 00 s 03 grotesque 0 monstrous 0 unnatural 0 001 & 00957776 a 0000 | not of ordinary human form
00958365 00 s 01 mechanical 0 001 & 00957776 a 0000
00958420 00 a 01 superhuman 0 003 & 00958674 a 0000 ! 00958917 a 0101 & 00958788 a 0000 | above or beyond the human or demanding more than human power or endurance: "superhuman beings"; "superhuman strength"; "soldiers driven mad by superhuman misery"
00958674 00 s 02 divine 0 godlike 0 001 & 00958420 a 0000 | resembling a god: "the divine strength of Achilles"
00958788 00 s 02 herculean 0 powerful 0 001 & 00958420 a 0000 | displaying superhuman strength or power: "herculean exertions"
00958917 00 a 01 subhuman 0 002 ! 00958420 a 0101 & 00959116 a 0000 | less than human or not worthy of a human being: "treated natives as subhuman"; "a subhuman spectacle"; "the subhuman primates"
00959116 00 s 01 infrahuman 0 001 & 00958917 a 0000 | belonging to a group below humans in evolutionary development: "infrahuman animals"
00959256 00 a 01 humane 0 008 & 00959499 a 0000 & 00959697 a 0000 & 00959902 a 0000 ^ 00305194 a 0000 ^ 00956699 a 0000 ^ 01146009 a 0000 = 03392749 n 0000 ! 00960008 a 0101 | marked or motivated by concern with the alleviation of suffering
00959499 00 s 03 compassionate 0 kind 0 merciful 0 001 & 00959256 a 0000 | characterized by mercy, and compassion: "compassionate toward disadvantaged people"; "kind to animals"; "a humane judge"
00959697 00 s 02 human-centered 0 humanitarian 0 001 & 00959256 a 0000 | marked by humanistic values and devotion to human welfare: "a humane physician"; "released the prisoner for humanitarian reasons"
00959902 00 s 01 painless 0 001 & 00959256 a 0000 | with as little pain as possible; "a humane killing"
00960008 00 a 01 inhumane 0 009 & 00960410 a 0000 & 00960734 a 0000 & 00960999 a 0000 & 00961171 a 0000 & 00961336 a 0000 & 01307498 a 0000 ^ 00305674 a 0000 = 03392749 n 0000 ! 00959256 a 0101 | lacking and reflecting lack of pity or compassion: "humans are innately inhumane; this explains much of the misery and suffering in the world"; "biological weapons are considered too inhumane to be used"
00960410 00 s 07 barbarous 0 brutal 1 cruel 1 fell 0 roughshod 0 savage 0 vicious 0 001 & 00960008 a 0000 | (of persons or their actions) able or disposed to inflict pain or suffering: "a barbarous crime"; "brutal beatings"; "cruel tortures"; "Stalin's roughshod treatment of the kulaks"; "a savage slap"; "vicious kicks"
00960734 00 s 05 beastly 0 bestial 0 brute(a) 0 brutish 0 cannibalic 0 001 & 00960008 a 0000 | resembling a beast; showing lack of human sensibility: "beastly desires"; "a bestial nature"; "brute force"; "a dull and brutish man"; "bestial treatment of prisoners"
00960999 00 s 02 brutal 2 cruel 2 001 & 00960008 a 0000 | (of weapons or instruments) causing suffering and pain: "brutal instruments of torture"; "cruel weapons of war"
00961171 00 s 04 cold 0 cold-blooded 0 inhuman 0 insensate 0 001 & 00960008 a 0000 | without compunction or human feeling: "in cold blood"; "cold-blooded killing"
00961336 00 s 03 pitiless 0 unfeeling 0 unkind 0 001 & 00960008 a 0000 | deficient in humane and kindly feelings
00961451 00 a 02 humorous 0 humourous 0 016 & 00961786 a 0000 & 00961912 a 0000 & 00962013 a 0000 & 00962086 a 0000 & 00962208 a 0000 & 00962329 a 0000 & 00962516 a 0000 & 00962714 a 0000 & 00962906 a 0000 & 00963220 a 0000 & 00963309 a 0000 & 00963370 a 0000 & 00963531 a 0000 ^ 01377615 a 0000 ! 00963736 a 0101 & 00963087 a 0000
00961786 00 s 04 bantering 0 facetious 0 tongue-in-cheek 0 witty 0 001 & 00961451 a 0000 | having a cleverly amusing tongue
00961912 00 s 03 boisterous 0 knockabout 0 slapstick 0 001 & 00961451 a 0000 | "knockabout comedy"
00962013 00 s 03 buffoonish 0 clownish 0 zany 0 001 & 00961451 a 0000
00962086 00 s 05 comic 0 comical 0 funny 0 laughable 0 risible 0 001 & 00961451 a 0000 | arousing or provoking laughter
00962208 00 s 02 droll 0 waggish 0 001 & 00961451 a 0000 | amusing in an odd or whimsical manner; deliberately waggish
00962329 00 s 05 dry 0 ironic 0 ironical 0 pawky 0 wry 0 001 & 00961451 a 0000 | humorous in a shrewd impersonal or sarcastic way: "dry humor"; "pawky humor"; "with a wry Scottish wit"
00962516 00 s 03 farcical 0 ludicrous 0 ridiculous 0 001 & 00961451 a 0000 | broadly or extravagantly humorous; resembling farce: "the wild farcical exuberance of a clown"; "ludicrous green hair"
00962714 00 s 01 Gilbertian 0 001 & 00961451 a 0000 | wildly comic and improbable as in Gilbert and Sullivan operas: "a Gilbertian world people with foundlings and changelings"- T.C.Worsley
00962906 00 s 02 hilarious 0 uproarious 0 001 & 00961451 a 0000 | marked by or causing boisterous merriment or convulsive laughter: "hilarious broad comedy"; "uproarious stories"
00963087 00 s 02 killing 0 sidesplitting 0 001 & 00961451 a 0000 | (informal) very funny: "a killing joke"; "sidesplitting antics"
00963220 00 s 05 jesting 0 jocose 0 jocular 0 jocund 0 joking 0 001 & 00961451 a 0000
00963309 00 s 02 merry 0 mirthful 0 001 & 00961451 a 0000
00963370 00 s 02 seriocomic 0 seriocomical 0 001 & 00961451 a 0000 | having a mixture of serious with the comic with comic predominating: "a seriocomic novel"
00963531 00 s 02 tragicomic 0 tragicomical 0 001 & 00961451 a 0000 | having pathetic as well as ludicrous characteristics: "her life...presented itself to me as a tragicomical adventure"- Joseph Conrad"
00963736 00 a 02 humorless 0 humourless 0 003 & 00963839 a 0000 & 00963977 a 0000 ! 00961451 a 0101
00963839 00 s 03 sobersided 0 solemn 0 unhumorous 0 001 & 00963736 a 0000 | "it was a humorless wink; a wink of warning"- Truman Capote
00963977 00 s 01 unfunny 0 001 & 00963736 a 0000 | failing to achieve the humor intended
00964068 00 a 01 hungry 0 005 & 00964226 a 0000 & 00964395 a 0000 & 00964672 a 0000 & 00964751 a 0000 ! 00964848 a 0101 | feeling a need or desire to drink
00964226 00 s 02 empty 0 empty-bellied 0 001 & 00964068 a 0000 | needing nourishment: "after skipped lunch the men were empty by suppertime"; "empty-bellied children"
00964395 00 s 05 famished 0 ravenous 0 sharp-set 0 starved 0 esurient 0 001 & 00964068 a 0000 | extremely hungry: "they were tired and famished for food and sleep"; "a ravenous boy"; "the family was starved and ragged"; "fell into the esurient embrance of a predatory enemy"
00964672 00 s 01 peckish 0 001 & 00964068 a 0000 | (British) somewhat hungry
00964751 00 s 01 supperless 0 001 & 00964068 a 0000 | without supper: "went to bed supperless"
00964848 00 a 01 thirsty 0 002 & 00964953 a 0000 ! 00964068 a 0101 | feeling a need or desire to drink
00964953 00 s 01 dehydrated 0 001 & 00964848 a 0000 | suffering from fluid deprivation
00965042 00 a 01 hurried 0 007 & 00965202 a 0000 ^ 00728389 a 0000 & 00965335 a 0000 & 00965408 a 0000 & 00965525 a 0000 & 00965686 a 0000 ! 00965785 a 0101
00965202 00 s 03 cursory 0 quick 0 superficial 0 001 & 00965042 a 0000 | performed rapidly, often superficially: "a cursory check"
00965335 00 s 01 hasty 0 001 & 00965042 a 0000 | "made a hurried exit"
00965408 00 s 03 headlong 0 overhasty 0 precipitate 0 001 & 00965042 a 0000 | too hasty: "a headlong rush to sell"
00965525 00 s 04 helter-skelter 0 hurry-scurry 0 pell-mell 0 tumultuous 0 001 & 00965042 a 0000 | with undue hurry and confusion; "the hurried life of a city"
00965686 00 s 02 rush(a) 0 rushed 0 001 & 00965042 a 0000 | done under pressure; "a hurried job"
00965785 00 a 01 unhurried 0 004 & 00965893 a 0000 & 00966006 a 0000 & 00966133 a 0000 ! 00965042 a 0101
00965893 00 s 03 careful 0 deliberate 0 measured 0 001 & 00965785 a 0000 | "walking at the same measured pace"
00966006 00 s 03 easy 0 easygoing 0 leisurely 0 001 & 00965785 a 0000 | "an easy walk around the block"; "an easygoing pace"
00966133 00 s 01 slow 0 001 & 00965785 a 0000
00966182 00 a 01 identifiable 0 006 & 00966329 a 0000 & 00966420 a 0000 & 00966491 a 0000 & 00966547 a 0000 & 00966631 a 0000 ! 00966741 a 0101
00966329 00 s 01 acknowledgeable 0 001 & 00966182 a 0000 | capable of being acknowledged
00966420 00 s 02 classifiable 0 distinctive 0 001 & 00966182 a 0000
00966491 00 s 01 diagnosable 0 001 & 00966182 a 0000
00966547 00 s 03 recognizable 0 recognisable 0 placeable 0 001 & 00966182 a 0000
00966631 00 s 01 specifiable 0 001 & 00966182 a 0000 | capable of being specified: "specifiable complaints"
00966741 00 a 01 unidentifiable 0 005 & 00966872 a 0000 & 00967041 a 0000 & 00967100 a 0000 & 00967158 a 0000 ! 00966182 a 0101
00966872 00 s 02 elusive 0 intangible 0 001 & 00966741 a 0000 | hard to pin down or identify: "a haunting elusive odor"; "an intangible feeling of impending disaster"
00967041 00 s 01 unclassifiable 0 001 & 00966741 a 0000
00967100 00 s 01 undiagnosable 0 001 & 00966741 a 0000
00967158 00 s 02 unrecognizable 0 unrecognisable 0 001 & 00966741 a 0000
00967234 00 a 01 illustrated 0 002 & 00967376 a 0000 ! 00967453 a 0101 | (of a publication) provided with pictures: "an illustrated weekly"
00967376 00 s 01 pictorial 0 001 & 00967234 a 0000 | "a pictorial history"
00967453 00 a 01 unillustrated 0 001 ! 00967234 a 0101 | (of a publication) not provided with pictures: "unillustrated children's books usually sell poorly"
00967612 00 a 02 immanent 0 subjective 1 001 ! 00967744 a 0101 | (philosophy) of a mental act; occurring entirely within the mind
00967744 00 a 02 transeunt 0 transient 0 001 ! 00967612 a 0101 | (philosophy) of a mental act; causing effects outside the mind
00967874 00 a 01 impaired 0 009 & 00968116 a 0000 & 00968302 a 0000 ^ 00509793 a 0000 & 00968386 a 0000 & 00968516 a 0000 ^ 00999175 a 0000 ! 00968876 a 0101 & 00968604 a 0000 & 00968717 a 0000 | diminished in strength, quality, or utility
00968116 00 s 05 ametropic 0 astigmatic 0 myopic 0 presbyopic 0 visually_impaired 0 001 & 00967874 a 0000 | visual impairment resulting from faulty refraction of light rays in the eye
00968302 00 s 01 anosmic 0 001 & 00967874 a 0000 | having impaired sense of smell
00968386 00 s 02 dicky 0 dickey 0 001 & 00967874 a 0000 | (British informal) faulty: "I've got this dicky heart"- John le Carre
00968516 00 s 04 diminished 0 lessened 0 vitiated 0 weakened 0 001 & 00967874 a 0000
00968604 00 s 01 dysfunctional 0 001 & 00967874 a 0000 | impaired in function; esp of a bodily system or organ
00968717 00 s 02 dyslectic 0 dyslexic 0 001 & 00967874 a 0000 | having impaired ability to comprehend writtn words usu associated with a neurologic disorder
00968876 00 a 01 unimpaired 0 004 & 00969012 a 0000 ^ 00512184 a 0000 ^ 01001506 a 0000 ! 00967874 a 0101 | not damaged or diminished
00969012 00 s 01 intact 0 001 & 00968876 a 0000 | not impaired in any way
00969088 00 a 02 important 0 of_import 0 021 & 00969586 a 0000 & 00969846 a 0000 & 00970039 a 0000 & 00970281 a 0000 & 00970380 a 0000 & 00970485 a 0000 & 00970737 a 0000 & 00971005 a 0000 & 00971186 a 0000 & 00971314 a 0000 & 00971546 a 0000 & 00971665 a 0000 ^ 00670612 a 0000 & 00971790 a 0000 & 00971911 a 0000 ^ 01657856 a 0000 & 00972060 a 0000 & 00972278 a 0000 ^ 01894894 a 0000 = 03582590 n 0000 ! 00972395 a 0101 | of great significance or value: "important issues"; "important people"
00969586 00 s 05 all-important(a) 0 all_important(p) 0 crucial 0 essential 0 of_the_essence(p) 0 001 & 00969088 a 0000 | of the greatest importance: "the all-important subject of disarmament"; "crucial information"; "in chess cool nerves are of the essence"
00969846 00 s 01 alpha 0 001 & 00969088 a 0000 | first in order of importance: "the alpha male in the group of chimpanzees"; "the alpha star in a constellation is the brightest or main star"
00970039 00 s 05 arch(a) 0 boss(a) 0 chief(a) 1 head(a) 0 top(a) 0 001 & 00969088 a 0000 | (of persons) highest in rank or authority or office: "his arch rival"; "the boss man"; "the chief executive"; "head librarian"; "top administrators"
00970281 00 s 01 big 0 001 & 00969088 a 0000 | (informal) "graduation was a big day in his life"
00970380 00 s 01 burning(a) 0 001 & 00969088 a 0000 | of immediate import: "burning issues of the day"
00970485 00 s 06 cardinal 0 central 0 fundamental 0 key 0 polar 0 primal 0 001 & 00969088 a 0000 | fundamentally important: "a cardinal rule"; "the central cause of the problem"; "an example that was fundamental to the argument"; "a polar principal"
00970737 00 s 04 chief(a) 2 main(a) 0 primary 0 principal 0 001 & 00969088 a 0000 | most important element: "the chief aim of living"; "the main doors were of solid glass"; "the principal rivers of America"; "the principal example"; "policemen were primary targets"
00971005 00 s 02 consequential 0 eventful 0 001 & 00969088 a 0000 | having important issues or results: "the year's only really consequential legislation"; "an eventful decision"
00971186 00 s 01 Copernican 0 001 & 00969088 a 0000 | of radical or major importance: "a Copernican revolution in modern art"
00971314 00 s 03 distinguished 0 eminent 0 great 1 001 & 00969088 a 0000 | (used of persons) standing above others in character or attainment or reputation: "our distinguished professor"; "an eminent scholar"; "a great statesman"
00971546 00 s 01 historic 0 001 & 00969088 a 0000 | important in history: "the historic first voyage to outer space"
00971665 00 s 01 in-chief(ip) 0 001 & 00969088 a 0000 | (combining form) indicating the head of a staff: "editor-in-chief"
00971790 00 s 01 measurable 0 001 & 00969088 a 0000 | of distinguished importance: "a measurable figure in literature"
00971911 00 s 02 serious 0 weighty 0 001 & 00969088 a 0000 | of great import: "the important questions of the day"; "marriage is a serious matter"
00972060 00 s 01 strategic 0 001 & 00969088 a 0000 | highly important to or an integral part of a strategy or plan of action esp in war: "a strategic chess move"; "strategic withdrawal"; "strategic bombing missions"
00972278 00 s 01 valuable 0 001 & 00969088 a 0000 | of great importance: "valuable information"; "valuable advice"
00972395 00 a 01 unimportant 0 009 & 00972903 a 0000 ^ 01139255 a 0000 ^ 00672019 a 0000 ^ 01659841 a 0000 & 00973433 a 0000 & 00973603 a 0000 & 00972694 a 0000 = 03582590 n 0000 ! 00969088 a 0101 | not important: "a relatively unimportant feature of the system"; "the question seems unimportant"
00972694 00 s 02 inconsequent 0 inconsequential 0 001 & 00972395 a 0000 | lacking worth or importance: "his work seems trivial and inconsequential"; "the quite inconsequent fellow was managed like a puppet"
00972903 00 s 0a fiddling 0 footling 0 lilliputian 0 little 0 niggling 0 peddling 0 petty 0 picayune 0 small 0 trivial 0 001 & 00972395 a 0000 | small and of little importance: "a fiddling sum of money"; "a footling gesture"; "our worries are lilliputian compared with those of countries that are at war"; "a little (or small) matter"; "a dispute over niggling details"; "limited to petty enterprises"; "giving a police officer a free meal may be against the law, but it seems to be a picayune infraction"; "trivial objections"
00973433 00 s 03 nickel-and-dime 0 small-time 0 smalltime 0 001 & 00972395 a 0000 | "a nickel-and-dime operation run out of a single rented room"; "a small-time actor"
00973603 00 s 01 potty 0 001 & 00972395 a 0000 | (British informal) trivial: "potty little details"
00973705 00 a 01 impressive 0 015 & 00974075 a 0000 & 00974314 a 0000 & 00974548 a 0000 & 00974791 a 0000 & 00975027 a 0000 & 00975154 a 0000 & 00975358 a 0000 & 00975495 a 0000 & 00975606 a 0000 & 00975668 a 0000 ^ 01191101 a 0000 & 00975951 a 0000 & 00976087 a 0000 ! 00976221 a 0101 & 00975823 a 0000 | making a strong or vivid impression: "an impressive ceremony"
00974075 00 s 06 amazing 0 awe-inspiring 0 awesome 0 awing 0 dazzling 0 formidable 0 001 & 00973705 a 0000 | causing wonder or astonishment: "the skater's dazzling virtuosic leaps"; "had a formidable array of compositions to his credit"
00974314 00 s 03 arresting 0 sensational 0 stunning 0 001 & 00973705 a 0000 | commanding attention: "an arresting drawing of people turning into animals"; "a sensational concert--one never to be forgotten"; "a stunning performance"
00974548 00 s 04 baronial 0 imposing 0 noble 0 stately 0 001 & 00973705 a 0000 | impressive in appearance: "a baronial mansion"; "an imposing residence"; "a noble tree"; "severe-looking policemen sat astride noble horses"; "stately columns"
00974791 00 s 03 dramatic 0 spectacular 0 striking 0 001 & 00973705 a 0000 | striking in appearance or effect: "a dramatic sunset"; "a dramatic pause"; "a spectacular rise in prices"; "a striking resemblance between parent and child"
00975027 00 s 02 expansive 0 grand 0 001 & 00973705 a 0000 | grand in scale: "an expansive lifestyle"; "in the grand manner"
00975154 00 s 04 gallant 0 lofty 0 majestic 0 proud 0 001 & 00973705 a 0000 | having or displaying great dignity or nobility: "a gallant pageant"; "lofty ships"; "majestic cities"; "proud alpine peaks"
00975358 00 s 01 grandiose 0 001 & 00973705 a 0000 | impressive because of unnecessary largeness or grandeur; used to show disapproval
00975495 00 s 02 heroic 0 grand 2 001 & 00973705 a 0000 | impressive in size or scope: "heroic undertakings"
00975606 00 s 01 important-looking 0 001 & 00973705 a 0000
00975668 00 s 01 mind-boggling 0 001 & 00973705 a 0000 | intellectually or emotionally overwhelming: "a mind-boggling display"; "a mind-boggling puzzle"
00975823 00 s 01 palatial 0 001 & 00973705 a 0000 | suitable for or like a palace: "palatial furnishings"; "a palatial yacht"
00975951 00 s 01 signal 0 001 & 00973705 a 0000 | notably out of the ordinary: "the year saw one signal triumph for the Labour party"
00976087 00 s 01 thundering 0 001 & 00973705 a 0000 | extraordinarily big or impressive: "a thundering success"; "a thundering lie"
00976221 00 a 01 unimpressive 0 004 ^ 01447853 a 0000 & 00976359 a 0000 & 00976447 a 0000 ! 00973705 a 0101 | not capable of impressing
00976359 00 s 01 not_much 0 001 & 00976221 a 0000 | (informal) "that car is not much"
00976447 00 s 01 unimposing 0 001 & 00976221 a 0000 | lacking in impressiveness: "on the whole the results of this system are unimposing"
00976587 00 a 01 noticeable 0 005 & 00976841 a 0000 & 00977009 a 0000 & 00977181 a 0000 = 03330528 n 0000 ! 00977300 a 0101 | capable or worthy of drawing attention: "noticeable shadows under her eyes"; "noticeable for its vivid historical background"
00976841 00 s 02 detectable 0 perceptible 0 001 & 00976587 a 0000 | easily seen or detected: "a detectable note of sarcasm"; "he continued after a perceptible pause"
00977009 00 s 02 evident 0 observable 0 001 & 00976587 a 0000 | capable of being seen or noticed: "a noticeable lack of friendliness"; "an observable change in behavior"
00977181 00 s 01 noted 0 001 & 00976587 a 0000 | worthy of notice or attention: "a noted increase in the crime rate"
00977300 00 a 01 unnoticeable 0 003 & 00977432 a 0000 = 03330528 n 0000 ! 00976587 a 0101 | not noticeable; not drawing attention
00977432 00 s 02 insignificant 0 undistinguished 0 001 & 00977300 a 0000 | not worthy of notice: "her clothes were simple and unnoticeable"- J.G.Cozzens
00977587 00 a 01 improved 0 008 & 00977827 a 0000 & 00977947 a 0000 & 00978152 a 0000 & 00978245 a 0000 & 00978460 a 0000 & 00978563 a 0000 ^ 01534008 a 0000 ! 00978670 a 0101 | advanced to a more desirable or valuable or excellent state
00977827 00 s 02 better 0 enhanced 0 001 & 00977587 a 0000 | "his grades are much improved"; "an improved viewfinder"
00977947 00 s 02 built 0 reinforced 0 001 & 00977587 a 0000 | (used of soaps or cleaning agents) having a substance (an abrasive or filler) added to increase effectiveness: "the built liquid detergents"
00978152 00 s 02 cleared 0 tilled 0 001 & 00977587 a 0000 | of land; ready for cultivation
00978245 00 s 01 developed 0 001 & 00977587 a 0000 | (of real estate) made more useful and profitable as by building or laying out roads: "new houses are springing up on the improved tract of land near the river"
00978460 00 s 01 grade 0 001 & 00977587 a 0000 | of domestic animals; improved by selective breeding
00978563 00 s 02 graded 0 graveled 0 001 & 00977587 a 0000 | of roads; leveled and drained but not paved
00978670 00 a 01 unimproved 0 005 & 00978797 a 0000 & 00978923 a 0000 & 00979016 a 0000 & 00979117 a 0000 ! 00977587 a 0101
00978797 00 s 02 dirt 0 ungraded 0 001 & 00978670 a 0000 | of roads; not leveled or drained; unsuitable for all year travel
00978923 00 s 01 scrub 0 001 & 00978670 a 0000 | of domestic animals; not selectively bred
00979016 00 s 02 uncleared 0 untilled 0 001 & 00978670 a 0000 | of land; not ready for cultivation
00979117 00 s 01 undeveloped 0 001 & 00978670 a 0000 | (of real estate) not built upon: "taxes on unimproved lots are low"
00979242 00 a 01 inaugural 0 001 ! 00979423 a 0101 | occurring at or characteristic of a formal investiture or induction: "the President's inaugural address"; "an inaugural ball"
00979423 00 a 01 exaugural 0 002 & 00979574 a 0000 ! 00979242 a 0101 | occurring at or marking the close of a term of office: "an exaugural message"
00979574 00 s 02 farewell(a) 0 valedictory 0 001 & 00979423 a 0000 | "a valedictory ceremony"
00979670 00 a 01 inboard 0 001 ! 00979827 a 0101 | located within the hull or nearest the midline of a vessel or aircraft: "the inboard flaps on the wing"
00979827 00 a 01 outboard 0 002 & 00980007 a 0000 ! 00979670 a 0101 | located away from the midline of a vessel or aircraft; "the outboard section of a wing"; "outboard rigging"
00980007 00 s 01 portable 0 001 & 00979827 a 0000 | of a motor designed to be attached to the outside of a boat's hull; "an outboard motor"
00980149 00 a 01 inbred 0 002 & 00980218 a 0000 ! 00980305 a 0101
00980218 00 s 01 interbred 1 001 & 00980149 a 0000 | bred of closely related parents
00980305 00 a 01 outbred 0 004 & 00980507 a 0000 ^ 01457869 a 0000 ^ 00649206 a 0000 ! 00980149 a 0101 | bred of parents not closely related; (anthropol) having parents of different classes or tribes
00980507 00 s 02 crossbred 0 interbred 2 001 & 00980305 a 0000 | bred of parents of different races or strains
00980620 00 a 01 inclined(p) 2 005 & 00980884 a 0000 & 00981134 a 0000 & 00981297 a 0000 ^ 01945708 a 0000 ! 00981445 a 0101 | having a preference, disposition, or tendency; often followed by "to": "wasn't inclined to believe the excuse"; "inclined to be moody"
00980884 00 s 05 apt(p) 0 disposed(p) 0 given(p) 0 minded(p) 1 tending(p) 0 001 & 00980620 a 0000 | naturally disposed toward; usu. followed by "to": "He is apt to ignore matters he considers unimportant"; "I am not minded to answer any questions"
00981134 00 s 01 minded 2 001 & 00980620 a 0000 | (used in combination) being of a specified kind of inclination or disposition: "serious-minded"; "fair-minded"
00981297 00 s 01 prone 0 001 & 00980620 a 0000 | having a tendency (to); often used in combination: "a child prone to mischief": "accident-prone"
00981445 00 a 01 disinclined 0 006 & 00981683 a 0000 & 00981829 a 0000 & 00982131 a 0000 ^ 00063396 a 0000 ^ 01946376 a 0000 ! 00980620 a 0101 | unwilling because of mild dislike or disapproval: "disinclined to say anything to anybody"
00981683 00 s 01 afraid 0 001 & 00981445 a 0000 | having feelings of aversion or unwillingness: "afraid of hard work"; "affaid to show emotion"
00981829 00 s 08 antipathetic 0 antipathetical 0 averse(p) 0 averse_to(p) 0 indisposed(p) 0 loath(p) 0 loth(p) 0 opposed 0 001 & 00981445 a 0000 | strongly opposed: "antipathetic to new ideas"; "averse to taking risks"; "loath to go on such short notice"; "clearly indisposed to grant their request"
00982131 00 s 01 reluctant 0 001 & 00981445 a 0000 | "they were usually disinclined to socialize"
00982231 00 a 01 incoming 0 010 & 00982446 a 0000 & 00982611 a 0000 & 00982741 a 0000 & 00982842 a 0000 & 00982960 a 0000 ^ 01324392 a 0000 & 00983063 a 0000 & 00983175 a 0000 & 00983240 a 0000 ! 00983329 a 0101
00982446 00 s 03 arriving(a) 0 inbound 0 inward 0 001 & 00982231 a 0000 | directed or moving inward or toward a center: "incoming mail"; "inward flood of capital"
00982611 00 s 02 entering(p) 0 ingoing 0 001 & 00982231 a 0000 | "incoming class"; "the ingoing administration"; "ingoing data"
00982741 00 s 01 designate(ip) 0 001 & 00982231 a 0000 | appointed but not yet installed in office
00982842 00 s 01 elect(ip) 0 001 & 00982231 a 0000 | elected but not yet installed in office: "the president elect"
00982960 00 s 03 future(a) 0 succeeding(a) 0 next 0 001 & 00982231 a 0000 | "the incoming president"
00983063 00 s 01 in(a) 0 001 & 00982231 a 0000 | directed or bound inward: "took the in bus"; "the in basket"
00983175 00 s 02 inflowing 0 influent 0 001 & 00982231 a 0000
00983240 00 s 01 inpouring 0 001 & 00982231 a 0000 | "inpouring throngs of immigrants"
00983329 00 a 01 outgoing 0 007 & 00983490 a 0000 & 00983654 a 0000 & 00983720 a 0000 & 00983865 a 0000 ^ 01320716 a 0000 = 08463109 n 0000 ! 00982231 a 0101
00983654 00 s 02 effluent 0 outflowing 0 001 & 00983329 a 0000
00983720 00 s 01 out(a) 0 001 & 00983329 a 0000 | directed outward or serving to direct something outward: "the out doorway"; "the out basket"
00983865 00 s 03 past(a) 0 preceding(a) 0 retiring(a) 0 001 & 00983329 a 0000 | "the outgoing president"; "a retiring member of the board"
00984006 00 a 02 ebb(a) 0 low 4 002 & 00984115 a 0000 ! 00984214 a 0101 | outgoing: "ebb tide"; "low tide"
00984115 00 s 01 receding 0 001 & 00984006 a 0000 | "the receding waters left muddy devastation"
00984214 00 a 02 flood(a) 0 high 4 002 & 00984329 a 0000 ! 00984006 a 0101 | incoming: "flood tide"; "high tide"
00984329 00 s 02 advancing 0 rising 0 001 & 00984214 a 0000 | "the rising tide destroyed their sand castle"
00984439 00 a 01 inductive 0 003 ^ 00113409 a 0000 ^ 00090764 a 0000 ! 00984632 a 0101 | (logic) of reasoning: proceeding from particular facts to a general conclusion: "inductive reasoning"
00984632 00 a 01 deductive 0 006 & 00984776 a 0000 & 00984912 a 0000 ^ 00112994 a 0000 ^ 00090532 a 0000 & 00985085 a 0000 ! 00984439 a 0101
00984776 00 s 01 illative 0 001 & 00984632 a 0000 | (grammar) expressing or preceding an inference: "`therefore' is an illative word"
00984912 00 s 02 illative 2 inferential 2 001 & 00984632 a 0000 | resembling or dependent on or arrived at by inference: "an illative conclusion"; "inferential reasoning"
00985085 00 s 01 inferential 1 001 & 00984632 a 0000 | (logic) of reasoning; proceeding from general premisses to a necessary and specific conclusion
00985237 00 a 02 indulgent 0 self-indulgent 0 007 & 00985416 a 0000 & 00985650 a 0000 ^ 00010336 a 0000 & 00986024 a 0000 & 00986205 a 0000 & 00986342 a 0000 ! 00986447 a 0101
00985416 00 s 02 decadent 0 effete 0 001 & 00985237 a 0000 | marked by excessive self-indulgence and moral decay: "a decadent life of excessive money and no sense of responsibility"; "a group of effete self-professed intellectuals"
00985650 00 s 06 epicurean 0 luxurious 0 sensuous 0 sybaritic 0 voluptuary 0 voluptuous 0 001 & 00985237 a 0000 | furnishing gratification of the senses: "an epicurean banquet"; "enjoyed a luxurious suite with a crystal chandelier and thick oriental rugs"; "Lucullus spent the remainder of his days in voluptuous magnificence"; "a chinchilla robe of sybaritic lavishness"
00986024 00 s 03 hedonic 0 hedonistic 0 epicurean 2 001 & 00985237 a 0000 | devoted to pleasure: "a hedonic thrill"; "lives of unending hedonistic delight"; "epicurean pleasures"
00986205 00 s 01 intemperate 0 001 & 00985237 a 0000 | given to excessive indulgence of bodily appetites esp. for intoxicating liquors
00986342 00 s 01 pampering(a) 0 001 & 00985237 a 0000 | "pampering parents often have spoilt children"
00986447 00 a 01 nonindulgent 0 009 & 00986648 a 0000 & 00986806 a 0000 & 00986902 a 0000 ^ 00009521 a 0000 & 00987046 a 0000 & 00987141 a 0000 & 00987267 a 0000 ! 00985237 a 0101 & 00987345 a 0000
00986648 00 s 03 austere 0 forbidding 0 stern 0 001 & 00986447 a 0000 | forbidding in aspect: "an austere expression"; "a stern face"; "a forbidding scowl"
00986806 00 s 03 blue(a) 0 puritan 0 puritanical 0 001 & 00986447 a 0000 | used of e.g. rules
00986902 00 s 03 corrective 0 disciplinary 0 disciplinal 0 001 & 00986447 a 0000 | designed to promote discipline: "took disciplinary action"
00987046 00 s 01 monkish 0 001 & 00986447 a 0000 | befitting a monk; inclined to self-denial
00987141 00 s 04 renunciant 0 renunciative 0 self-abnegating 0 self-denying 0 001 & 00986447 a 0000 | used esp. of behavior
00987267 00 s 01 self-disciplined 0 001 & 00986447 a 0000 | used of persons
00987345 00 s 02 spartan 0 strict 0 001 & 00986447 a 0000 | marked by strict discipline or self-discipline: "a Spartan upbringing"
00987478 00 a 01 industrial 0 004 & 00987639 a 0000 & 00987777 a 0000 ^ 01433908 a 0000 ! 00987905 a 0101 | used esp of societies: "the industrial revolution"
00987639 00 s 01 highly-developed 0 001 & 00987478 a 0000 | used of societies; having highly developed industry: "an industrial nation"
00987777 00 s 01 industrialized 0 001 & 00987478 a 0000 | made industrial; converted to industrialism: "industrialized areas"
00987905 00 a 01 nonindustrial 0 003 & 00988034 a 0000 & 00988106 a 0000 ! 00987478 a 0101 | used of societies; not industrial
00988034 00 s 02 developing 0 underdeveloped 0 001 & 00987905 a 0000
00988106 00 s 01 unindustrialized 0 001 & 00987905 a 0000 | not converted to industrialism
00988199 00 a 01 infectious 0 005 & 00988326 a 0000 & 00988510 a 0000 & 00988667 a 0000 & 00988827 a 0000 ! 00989073 a 0101
00988326 00 s 06 catching 1 communicable 0 contagious 1 contractable 0 transmissible 0 transmittable 0 001 & 00988199 a 0000 | (of disease) capable of being transmitted by infection
00988510 00 s 01 contagious 2 001 & 00988199 a 0000 | easily diffused or spread as from one person to another: "a contagious grin"; "an infectious melody"
00988667 00 s 02 corrupting 0 contaminating 0 001 & 00988199 a 0000 | "fear is exceedingly infectious; children catch it from their elders"- Bertrand Russell
00988827 00 s 01 infective 0 001 & 00988199 a 0000 | capable of causing infection; caused by pathogenic microorganisms or agents: "viruses and other infectious agents"; "a carrier remains infective without himself showing signs of the disease"
00989073 00 a 01 noninfectious 0 002 & 00989165 a 0000 ! 00988199 a 0101 | not infectious
00989165 00 s 03 noncommunicable 0 noncontagious 0 nontransmissible 0 001 & 00989073 a 0000
00989260 00 a 01 infernal 0 005 & 00989421 a 0000 ^ 00860096 a 0000 & 00989542 a 0000 & 00989617 a 0000 ! 00989669 a 0101 | being of a lower world of the dead
00989421 00 s 04 chthonian 0 chthonic 0 lower 0 nether 0 001 & 00989260 a 0000 | of the underworld: "infernal regions"
00989542 00 s 03 hadean 0 plutonian 0 tartarean 0 001 & 00989260 a 0000
00989617 00 s 01 stygian 0 001 & 00989260 a 0000
00989669 00 a 01 supernal 0 002 ^ 00897114 a 0000 ! 00989260 a 0101 | being or coming from on high: "interpret the plague as a visitation from heaven, a supernal punishment for the sins of men"
00989865 00 a 02 informative 0 informatory 0 008 & 00990097 a 0000 & 00990274 a 0000 & 00990717 a 0000 ^ 01005007 a 0000 & 00990799 a 0000 ! 00990905 a 0101 & 00990377 a 0000 & 00990557 a 0000 | providing or conveying information
00990097 00 s 04 advisory 0 consultative 0 consultatory 0 consultive 0 001 & 00989865 a 0000 | giving advice; "an advisory memorandum", "his function was purely consultative"
00990274 00 s 02 exemplifying 0 illustrative 0 001 & 00989865 a 0000 | clarifying by use of examples
00990377 00 s 01 enlightening 0 002 & 00989865 a 0000 ! 00991138 a 0101 | tending to increase knowledge or dissipate ignorance: "an enlightening glimpse of government in action"
00990557 00 s 01 illuminating 0 002 & 00989865 a 0000 ! 00991278 a 0101 | highly informative: "an illuminating lecture"; "illuminating pieces of information"
00990717 00 s 01 newsy 0 001 & 00989865 a 0000 | full of news: "a newsy letter"
00990799 00 s 03 revealing 0 telling 0 telltale(a) 0 001 & 00989865 a 0000 | disclosing unintentionally
00990905 00 a 02 uninformative 0 uninstructive 4 004 & 00991050 a 0000 & 00991278 a 0000 ! 00989865 a 0101 & 00991138 a 0000 | not informative
00991050 00 s 01 newsless 0 001 & 00990905 a 0000 | not providing news or information
00991138 00 s 01 unenlightening 0 002 & 00990905 a 0000 ! 00990377 a 0101 | not tending to inform or clarify: "an unenlightening comment"
00991278 00 s 01 unilluminating 0 002 & 00990905 a 0000 ! 00990557 a 0101 | failing to enlighten or clarify: "an unilluminating report"
00991416 00 a 01 gnostic 0 001 ! 00991535 a 0101 | possessing intellectual or esoteric knowledge of spiritual things
00991535 00 a 01 agnostic 0 003 & 00991662 a 0000 & 00991848 a 0000 ! 00991416 a 0101 | uncertain of all claims to knowledge
00991662 00 s 02 nescient 0 unbelieving 0 001 & 00991535 a 0000 | holding that only material phenomena can be known and knowledge of spiritual matters or ultimate causes is impossible
00991848 00 s 02 noncommital 0 undogmatic 0 001 & 00991535 a 0000 | characterized by tolerance: "although favoring European unity he was agnostic about the form it should take"
00992027 00 a 01 informed 0 012 & 00992278 a 0000 & 00992579 a 0000 & 00992679 a 0000 & 00992831 a 0000 ^ 00621101 a 0000 ^ 00658395 a 0000 & 00992971 a 0000 & 00993082 a 0000 & 00993203 a 0000 ^ 01722773 a 0000 ! 00993443 a 0101 & 00993277 a 0000
00992278 00 s 04 abreast_of(p) 0 au_courant 0 au_fait 0 up_on(p) 0 001 & 00992027 a 0000 | being up to particular standard or level esp. in being up to date in knowledge: "kept abreast of the latest developments"; "constant revision keeps the book au courant"; "always au fait on the latest events"
00992579 00 s 01 advised 0 001 & 00992027 a 0000 | having received information: "be kept advised"
00992679 00 s 01 conversant 0 001 & 00992027 a 0000 | well informed about or familiar with; usu followed by "with": "conversant with business trends"
00992971 00 s 03 hep 0 hip 0 hip_to(p) 0 001 & 00992027 a 0000 | (informal) informed about the latest trends
00993082 00 s 03 knowing 0 wise 0 wise_to(p) 0 001 & 00992027 a 0000 | evidencing the possession of inside information
00993203 00 s 01 knowledgeable 0 001 & 00992027 a 0000 | fully informed
00993277 00 s 01 well-read 0 001 & 00992027 a 0000 | well informed or deeply versed through reading: "respect for a well-read man"; "well-read in medieval history"
00993443 00 a 01 uninformed 0 010 & 00993660 a 0000 & 00993893 a 0000 & 00993991 a 0000 & 00994122 a 0000 & 00994236 a 0000 & 00994362 a 0000 ^ 01724010 a 0000 ^ 00621905 a 0000 ^ 00658674 a 0000 ! 00992027 a 0101
00993660 00 s 03 ignorant_of(p) 0 innocent_of(p) 0 unacquainted_with(p) 0 001 & 00993443 a 0000 | not knowledgeable about something specified: "American tourists wholly innocent of French"; "a person unacquainted with our customs"
00993893 00 s 01 newsless 0 001 & 00993443 a 0000 | not having or receiving news or information
00993991 00 s 01 unadvised 0 001 & 00993443 a 0000 | having received no information: "a defendant unadvised of her legal rights"
00994122 00 s 02 uneducated 0 unenlightened 0 001 & 00993443 a 0000 | "lamentably unenlightened as to the laws"
00994236 00 s 01 unknowledgeable 0 001 & 00993443 a 0000 | lacking information or knowledge: "an unknowledgeable assistant"
00994362 00 s 01 unread 0 001 & 00993443 a 0000 | not informed through reading: "he seems to have been wholly unread in political theory"- V.L.Parrington
00994518 00 a 02 ingenuous 0 artless 2 005 & 00994752 a 0000 ^ 01724010 a 0000 ^ 01671165 a 0000 ! 00995012 a 0101 & 00994930 a 0000 | characterized by an inability to mask one's feelings: "an ingenuous admission of responsibility"
00994752 00 s 02 candid 0 frank 0 001 & 00994518 a 0000 | openly straightforward: "his candid eyes"; "a candid opinion"; "tell me what you think; and you may as well be frank"
00994930 00 s 02 direct 0 straightforward 0 001 & 00994518 a 0000 | not devious
00995012 00 a 02 disingenuous 0 artful 2 004 & 00995163 a 0000 & 00995280 a 0000 ^ 01672345 a 0000 ! 00994518 a 0101 | not straightforward or candid
00995163 00 s 03 calculating 0 devious 0 scheming 0 001 & 00995012 a 0000 | giving a false appearance of frankness
00995280 00 s 04 distorted 0 misrepresented 0 perverted 0 twisted 0 001 & 00995012 a 0000 | having an intended meaning altered or misrepresented: "told the twisted news of a great battle"
00995470 00 a 01 inhabited 0 005 & 00995596 a 0000 & 00995660 a 0000 & 00995724 a 0000 & 00995814 a 0000 ! 00995986 a 0101
00995596 00 s 02 colonized 0 settled 0 001 & 00995470 a 0000
00995660 00 s 02 peopled 0 populated 0 001 & 00995470 a 0000
00995724 00 s 02 populous 0 thickly_settled 0 001 & 00995470 a 0000 | densely populated
00995814 00 s 01 underpopulated 0 001 & 00995470 a 0000 | having a lower population density than normal or desirable: "the richly endowed but underpopulated Ivory Coast"
00995986 00 a 01 uninhabited 0 003 & 00996078 a 0000 & 00996196 a 0000 ! 00995470 a 0101
00996078 00 s 05 desert 0 desolate 0 god-forsaken 0 waste 0 wild 0 001 & 00995986 a 0000 | "a wild stretch of land"
00996196 00 s 03 unpeopled 0 unpopulated 0 unsettled 0 001 & 00995986 a 0000 | "unsettled territory"
00996299 00 a 02 inheritable 0 heritable 0 005 & 00996439 a 0000 & 00996759 a 0000 & 00996980 a 0000 & 00997065 a 0000 ! 00997232 a 0101
00996439 00 s 05 ancestral 0 hereditary 2 patrimonial 0 transmitted 2 transmissiblel 2 001 & 00996299 a 0000 | inherited or inheritable by established rules (usu legal rules) of descent; "an inheritable title"; "ancestral home"; "ancestral lore"; "hereditary monarchy"; "patrimonial estate"; "transmissible tradition"
00996759 00 s 06 familial 0 genetic 0 hereditary 1 inherited 0 transmitted 1 transmissible 1 001 & 00996299 a 0000 | tending to occur among members of a family usu by heredity; "an inherited disease"; "familial traits"
00996980 00 s 01 inheriting 0 001 & 00996299 a 0000 | capable of inheriting by law
00997065 00 s 01 nee 0 001 & 00996299 a 0000 | meaning literally "born"; used to indicate the maiden or family name of a married woman: "Hillary Clinton nee Rodham"
00997232 00 a 02 noninheritable 0 nonheritable 0 004 & 00997360 a 0000 & 00997508 a 0000 & 00997654 a 0000 ! 00996299 a 0101
00997360 00 s 02 acquired 0 nurtural 0 001 & 00997232 a 0000 | gotten through environmental forces; "acquired characteristics cannot be passed on
00997508 00 s 03 congenital 0 inborn 0 innate 0 001 & 00997232 a 0000 | existing at birth but not hereditary; acquired during fetal development
00997654 00 s 02 nonhereditary 0 nontransmissible 0 001 & 00997232 a 0000
00997731 00 a 01 inhibited 0 005 & 00997976 a 0000 & 00998317 a 0000 ^ 01524781 a 0000 ^ 01534482 a 0000 ! 00998488 a 0101 | held back or restrained or prevented: "in certain conditions previously inhibited conditioned reactions can reappear"
00997976 00 s 02 pent-up 0 repressed 0 001 & 00997731 a 0000 | characterized by or showing the suppression of impulses or emotions: "her severe upbringing had left her inhibited"; "a very inhibited young man, anxious and ill at ease"; "their reactions were partly the product of pent-up emotions"; "repressed rage turned his face scarlet"
00998317 00 s 03 stifled 0 strangled 0 suppressed 1 001 & 00997731 a 0000 | held in check with difficulty: "a stifled yawn"; "a strangled scream"; "suppressed laughter"
00998488 00 a 01 uninhibited 0 006 & 00998689 a 0000 & 00998820 a 0000 ^ 01525300 a 0000 ^ 01535153 a 0000 & 00998903 a 0000 ! 00997731 a 0101 | not inhibited or restrained: "uninhibited exuberance"
00998689 00 s 01 abandoned 0 001 & 00998488 a 0000 | free from constraint: "an abandoned sadness born of grief"- Liam O'Flaherty
00998820 00 s 01 unrepressed 0 001 & 00998488 a 0000 | "unrepressed hostilities"
00998903 00 s 01 unsuppressed 0 001 & 00998488 a 0000 | given vent to; "unsuppressed rage"; "unsuppressed feelings"
00999021 00 a 01 injectable 0 001 ! 00999118 a 0101 | used of drugs: capable of being injected
00999118 00 a 01 uninjectable 0 001 ! 00999021 a 0101
00999175 00 a 01 injured 0 020 & 00999623 a 0000 & 00999760 a 0000 & 00999829 a 0000 & 00999980 a 0000 ^ 00225407 a 0000 & 01000100 a 0000 & 01000248 a 0000 & 01000448 a 0000 & 01000582 a 0000 ^ 00509793 a 0000 & 01000717 a 0000 & 01000824 a 0000 & 01000973 a 0000 & 01001024 a 0000 ^ 00967874 a 0000 & 01001234 a 0000 & 01001305 a 0000 ^ 01726784 a 0000 ^ 01963997 a 0000 ! 01001506 a 0101 | usually used of physical or mental injury to persons
00999623 00 s 03 abraded 0 scraped 0 skinned 0 001 & 00999175 a 0000 | having the skin scraped off: "skinned knees and scraped elbows"
00999760 00 s 02 battle-scarred 0 scarred 0 001 & 00999175 a 0000
00999829 00 s 03 bit 0 bitten 0 stung 0 001 & 00999175 a 0000 | injured by bites or stings: "leaving the biter bit"; "her poor mosquito-bitten legs"
00999980 00 s 02 black-and-blue 0 livid 0 001 & 00999175 a 0000 | discolored by or as if by bruising: "livid bruises"
01000100 00 s 03 bruised 1 contused 0 contusioned 0 001 & 00999175 a 0000 | injured without breaking the skin: "a cut forehead and bruised cheek"
01000248 00 s 03 bruised 2 hurt 2 wounded 2 001 & 00999175 a 0000 | suffering from emotional injury; "injured feelings"; "a bruised ego"; "to salve her wounded feelings"; "an air of hurt innocence"
01000448 00 s 01 burned 0 001 & 00999175 a 0000 | injured by intense heat (as of fire or the sun): "his cracked, black burned lips"
01000582 00 s 04 cut 0 gashed 0 slashed 0 split 0 001 & 00999175 a 0000 | "had a slashed cheek from the broken glass"; "a split lip"
01000717 00 s 03 disabled 0 hors_de_combat 0 out_of_action 0 001 & 00999175 a 0000 | "disabled veterans"
01000824 00 s 03 disjointed 0 dislocated 0 separated 0 001 & 00999175 a 0000 | separated at the joint: "a dislocated knee"; "a separated shoulder"
01000973 00 s 01 harmed 0 001 & 00999175 a 0000
01001024 00 s 02 hurt 1 wounded 1 001 & 00999175 a 0000 | suffering from physical injury esp. that suffered in battle; "injured soldiers"; "nursing his wounded arm"; "ambulances...for the hurt men and women"
01001234 00 s 03 lacerated 0 mangled 0 torn 0 001 & 00999175 a 0000
01001305 00 s 02 maimed 0 mutilated 0 001 & 00999175 a 0000 | badly injured, perhaps with amputation: "the maimed right hand twisted and clutched"- P.B.Kyne; "mutilated victims of the rocket attack"
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01001740 00 s 02 intact 0 inviolate 0 001 & 01001506 a 0000
01001803 00 s 01 uncut 0 001 & 01001506 a 0000 | "glad to get out of the house with my throat uncut"- Tobias Smollett
01001923 00 s 03 unharmed 0 unhurt 0 unscathed 0 001 & 01001506 a 0000 | wholly unharmed
01002014 00 s 01 unwounded 0 001 & 01001506 a 0000
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01002284 00 s 05 absolved 0 cleared 0 exculpated 0 exonerated 0 vindicated 0 001 & 01002068 a 0000 | freed from any question of guilt
01002420 00 s 01 acquitted 0 001 & 01002068 a 0000 | declared not guilty of a specific offense or crime; legally blameless: "innocent of all charges"
01002703 00 s 02 clear 0 in_the_clear(p) 0 001 & 01002068 a 0000 | free from guilt or suspicion; untroubled: "a clear conscience"; "as for the charge of cowardice he was now in the clear"
01002893 00 a 01 guilty 0 014 & 01003298 a 0000 & 01003351 a 0000 & 01003617 a 0000 & 01003704 a 0000 & 01003878 a 0000 & 01003973 a 0000 & 01004060 a 0000 & 01004189 a 0000 & 01004271 a 0000 & 01004352 a 0000 ^ 00688419 a 0000 & 01004490 a 0000 ^ 01562604 a 0000 ! 01002068 a 0101 | responsible for or chargeable with a reprehensible act: "guilty of murder"; "the guilty person"; "secret guilty deeds"
01003298 00 s 01 at_fault 0 001 & 01002893 a 0000
01003351 00 s 06 blameworthy 0 blamable 0 blameable 0 blameful 0 censurable 0 culpable 0 001 & 01002893 a 0000 | deserving blame or censure as being wrong or evil or injurious: "blameworthy if not criminal behavior"; "censurable misconduct"; "culpable negligence"
01003617 00 s 01 bloodguilty 0 001 & 01002893 a 0000 | guilty of murder or bloodshed
01003704 00 s 02 chargeable 0 indictable 0 001 & 01002893 a 0000 | liable to be accused, or cause for such liability; "the suspect was chargeable", "an indictable offense"
01003878 00 s 02 condemned 0 convicted 0 001 & 01002893 a 0000 | pronounced or proved guilty
01003973 00 s 01 conscience-smitten 0 001 & 01002893 a 0000 | affected by conscience
01004060 00 s 01 criminal 0 001 & 01002893 a 0000 | guilty of crime or serious offense: "criminal in the sight of God and man"
01004189 00 s 01 delinquent 0 001 & 01002893 a 0000 | guilty of a minor misdeed
01004271 00 s 02 finable 0 fineable 0 001 & 01002893 a 0000 | liable to a fine
01004352 00 s 01 guilt-ridden 0 001 & 01002893 a 0000 | feeling or revealing a sense of guilt: "a guilty conscience"; "guilty behavior"
01004490 00 s 01 punishable 0 001 & 01002893 a 0000 | liable to or deserving punishment
01004580 00 a 01 inspiring 0 002 & 01004691 a 0000 ! 01004819 a 0101 | stimulating or exalting to the spirit
01004691 00 s 02 ennobling 0 exalting 0 001 & 01004580 a 0000 | tending to exalt: "an inspiring eulogy"; "inspiring thoughts"
01004819 00 a 01 uninspiring 0 002 & 01004919 a 0000 ! 01004580 a 0101 | depressing to the spirit
01004919 00 s 01 depressing 0 001 & 01004819 a 0000 | "a villa of uninspiring design"
01005007 00 a 02 instructive 0 informative 4 012 & 01005319 a 0000 & 01005388 a 0000 & 01005485 a 0000 & 01005581 a 0000 & 01005716 a 0000 & 01005887 a 0000 & 01005992 a 0000 & 01006092 a 0000 & 01006245 a 0000 & 01006375 a 0000 ^ 00989865 a 0000 ! 01006449 a 0101 | serving to instruct of enlighten or inform
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01005388 00 s 02 demonstrative 0 illustrative 0 001 & 01005007 a 0000 | serving to demonstrate
01005485 00 s 02 didactic 0 didactical 0 001 & 01005007 a 0000 | instructive esp. excessively
01005581 00 s 01 doctrinaire 0 001 & 01005007 a 0000 | stubbornly insistent on theory without regard for practicality or suitability
01005716 00 s 02 edifying 0 enlightening 0 003 & 01005007 a 0000 ! 01006561 a 0202 ! 01006561 a 0101 | enlightening so as to encourage intellectual or moral improvement
01005887 00 s 01 educative 0 001 & 01005007 a 0000 | resulting in education: "an educative experience"
01005992 00 s 01 educational 0 001 & 01005007 a 0000 | providing knowledge: "an educational film"
01006092 00 s 01 explanatory 0 001 & 01005007 a 0000 | serving or intended to explain or make clear: "explanatory notes"; "an explanatory paragraph"
01006245 00 s 02 expository 0 expositive 0 001 & 01005007 a 0000 | serving to expound or set fourth: "clean expository writing"
01006375 00 s 02 interpretative 0 interpretive 0 001 & 01005007 a 0000
01006449 00 a 01 uninstructive 0 004 & 01006561 a 0000 & 01006669 a 0000 ^ 00990905 a 0000 ! 01005007 a 0101
01006561 00 s 02 unedifying 0 unenlightening 0 003 & 01006449 a 0000 ! 01005716 a 0202 ! 01005716 a 0101
01006669 00 s 01 uninformative 0 001 & 01006449 a 0000
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01006908 00 s 02 co-ed 0 coeducational 0 001 & 01006727 a 0000
01006974 00 s 03 desegrated 0 nonsegregated 0 unsegregated 0 001 & 01006727 a 0000
01007060 00 s 01 interracial 0 001 & 01006727 a 0000
01007116 00 s 01 mainstreamed 0 001 & 01006727 a 0000 | (of the handicapped) placed in regular school classes
01007228 00 a 01 segregated 0 007 & 01007391 a 0000 ^ 01877716 a 0000 & 01007527 a 0000 & 01007609 a 0000 & 01007850 a 0000 ^ 01620306 a 0000 ! 01006727 a 0101
01007391 00 s 02 isolated 0 quarantined 0 001 & 01007228 a 0000 | under forced isolation: "a quarantined animal"; "isolated patients"
01007527 00 s 01 lily-white 0 001 & 01007228 a 0000 | restricted to whites only
01007609 00 s 02 separate 2 unintegrated 0 001 & 01007228 a 0000 | separated according to race, sex, class, or religion: "a segregated school system"; "separate but equal"; "a segregated neighborhood"; "girls and boys in separate classes"
01007850 00 s 01 sequestered 0 001 & 01007228 a 0000 | kept separate and secluded; "a sequestered jury"
01007956 00 a 01 integrated 2 005 & 01008242 a 0000 & 01008374 a 0000 & 01008559 a 0000 & 01008685 a 0000 ! 01008815 a 0101 | formed into a whole or introduced into another entity: "a more closely integrated economic and political system"- Dwight D.Eisenhower; "an integrated Europe"
01008242 00 s 03 coordinated 0 interconnected 0 unified 0 001 & 01007956 a 0000 | operating as a unit; "a unified utility system"
01008374 00 s 01 embedded 0 001 & 01007956 a 0000 | inserted as an integral part of a surrounding whole: "confused by the embedded Latin quotations"; "an embedded subordinate clause"
01008559 00 s 01 incorporated 0 001 & 01007956 a 0000 | introduced into: "the ideas incorporated in his revised manuscript"
01008685 00 s 02 tight-knit 0 tightly_knit 0 001 & 01007956 a 0000 | closely and firmly integrated: "a tight-knit organization"
01008815 00 a 02 nonintegrated 0 unintegrated 2 001 ! 01007956 a 0101 | not integrated
01008904 00 a 01 blended 0 006 & 01009126 a 0000 & 01009194 a 0000 & 01009286 a 0000 & 01009381 a 0000 & 01009588 a 0000 ! 01009770 a 0101 | combined or mixed together so that the constituent parts are indistinguishable
01009126 00 s 01 alloyed 0 001 & 01008904 a 0000 | used of metals
01009194 00 s 04 amalgamated 0 intermingled 0 mixed 0 integrated 0 001 & 01008904 a 0000
01009286 00 s 03 blending 0 merging 0 mingling 0 001 & 01008904 a 0000 | combining or mixing
01009381 00 s 01 emulsified 0 001 & 01008904 a 0000 | (of immiscible or not completely miscible liquids) blended by the suspending of small globules of one liquid (as oil) in another (as water or vinegar)
01009588 00 s 01 homogenized 0 001 & 01008904 a 0000 | formed by blending unlike elements esp by reducing one element to particles and dispersing them throughout another substance
01009770 00 a 01 unblended 0 002 & 01009873 a 0000 ! 01008904 a 0101 | not blended or mixed together
01009873 00 s 01 unhomogenized 0 001 & 01009770 a 0000 | not having undergone homogenization
01009968 00 a 01 combined 0 007 & 01010129 a 0000 & 01010235 a 0000 & 01010418 a 0000 & 01010774 a 0000 & 01010575 a 0000 & 01010829 a 0000 ! 01010971 a 0101
01010129 00 s 01 compounded 0 001 & 01009968 a 0000 | combined into or constituting a chemical compound
01010235 00 s 01 condensed 0 001 & 01009968 a 0000 | (psychol) representing two or more ideas or emotions by a single symbol: "a condensed expression of various feelings and ideas"
01010418 00 s 01 conglomerate 0 001 & 01009968 a 0000 | composed of heterogeneous elements gathered into a mass: "the conglomerate peoples of New England"
01010575 00 s 02 occluded 0 sorbed 0 001 & 01009968 a 0000 | (of a substance) taken into and retained in another substance: "the sorbed oil mass"; "large volumes of occluded hydrogen in palladium"
01010774 00 s 01 integrated 0 001 & 01009968 a 0000
01010829 00 s 02 one 0 united 0 001 & 01009968 a 0000 | put together to form a single entity: "three chemicals combining into one solution"
01010971 00 a 01 uncombined 0 004 & 01011080 a 0000 & 01011129 a 0000 & 01011190 a 0000 ! 01009968 a 0101
01011080 00 s 01 free 0 001 & 01010971 a 0000
01011129 00 s 02 freed 0 loosened 0 001 & 01010971 a 0000
01011190 00 s 02 uncompounded 0 unmixed 0 001 & 01010971 a 0000 | not constituting a compound
01011286 00 a 01 integrative 0 008 ^ 00346074 a 0000 & 01011533 a 0000 ^ 00349586 a 0000 & 01011619 a 0000 & 01011700 a 0000 & 01011769 a 0000 ^ 01006727 a 0000 ! 01011924 a 0101 | tending to combine and coordinate diverse elements into a whole
01011533 00 s 03 combinative 0 combinatory 0 combinatorial 0 001 & 01011286 a 0000
01011619 00 s 01 compositional 0 001 & 01011286 a 0000 | arranging or grouping
01011700 00 s 02 consolidative 0 unifying 0 001 & 01011286 a 0000
01011769 00 s 01 plastic 0 001 & 01011286 a 0000 | used of the imagination; "material...transformed by the plastic power of the imagination" (Coleridge)
01011924 00 a 01 disintegrative 0 002 & 01012062 a 0000 ! 01011286 a 0101 | tending to cause breakup into constituent elements or parts
01012062 00 s 01 decompositional 0 001 & 01011924 a 0000 | causing organic decay
01012145 00 a 01 intellectual 0 010 & 01012668 a 0000 & 01012821 a 0000 & 01012995 a 0000 & 01013105 a 0000 & 01013219 a 0000 ^ 00621101 a 0000 ^ 01359792 a 0000 ^ 01597687 a 0000 = 03842682 n 0000 ! 01013329 a 0101 | belonging to the intellect or its use: "satire is an intellectual weapon"; "intellectual workers engaged in creative literary or artistic or scientific labor"; "has tremendous intellectual sympathy for oppressed people"; "coldly intellectual"; "sort of the intellectual type"; "intellectual literature"
01012668 00 s 02 highbrow 0 highbrowed 0 001 & 01012145 a 0000 | (informal) highly cultured or educated: "highbrow events such as the ballet or opera"
01012821 00 s 01 rational 0 001 & 01012145 a 0000 | having its source in or being guided by the intellect (distinguished from experience or emotion): "a rational analysis"
01012995 00 s 01 reflective 0 001 & 01012145 a 0000 | devoted to matters of the mind: "the reflective type"
01013105 00 s 02 good 0 serious 0 001 & 01012145 a 0000 | appealing to the mind: "good music"; "a serious book"
01013219 00 s 02 sophisticated 0 intellectually_appealing 0 001 & 01012145 a 0000 | "a sophisticated drama"
01013329 00 a 01 nonintellectual 0 006 & 01013497 a 0000 & 01013650 a 0000 & 01013735 a 0000 ^ 01598231 a 0000 = 03842682 n 0000 ! 01012145 a 0101 | not intellectual
01013497 00 s 02 anti-intellectual 0 philistine 0 001 & 01013329 a 0000 | smug and ignorant and indifferent or hostile to artistic and cultural values
01013650 00 s 02 lowbrow 0 uncultivated 0 001 & 01013329 a 0000 | "lowbrow tastes"
01013735 00 s 01 mindless 0 001 & 01013329 a 0000 | requiring little mental effort; "mindless tasks"
01013838 00 a 01 intelligent 0 014 & 01014128 a 0000 & 01014204 a 0000 & 01014348 a 0000 & 01014461 a 0000 & 01014574 a 0000 & 01014682 a 0000 & 01015056 a 0000 & 01014896 a 0000 ^ 01405658 a 0000 & 01015287 a 0000 & 01015415 a 0000 ^ 00323791 a 0000 = 03842295 n 0000 ! 01015559 a 0101
01014128 00 s 02 agile 0 nimble 0 001 & 01013838 a 0000 | "an agile mind"
01014204 00 s 03 alert 0 quick-witted 0 sharp 0 001 & 01013838 a 0000 | mentally responsive: "an alert mind"; "of sharp and active intellect"
01014348 00 s 03 apprehensive 0 discerning 0 perceptive 0 001 & 01013838 a 0000 | quick to learn or understand
01014461 00 s 03 apt 0 clever 0 quick 0 001 & 01013838 a 0000 | mentally quick and resourceful: "an apt pupil"
01014574 00 s 03 brainy 0 brilliant 0 smart_as_a_whip 0 001 & 01013838 a 0000 | having great intelligence
01014682 00 s 02 bright 0 smart 0 001 & 01013838 a 0000 | characterized by quickness and ease in learning: "some children are brighter in one subject than another"; "smart children talk earlier than the average"
01014896 00 s 02 insightful 0 prehensile 0 001 & 01013838 a 0000 | having a keen intellect: "poets--those gifted strangely prehensile men"- A.T.Quiller-Couch
01015056 00 s 03 keen 0 searching 0 trenchant 0 001 & 01013838 a 0000 | having keenness and forcefulness in thought, expression, or intellect: "an intelligent question"; "a keen mind"; "searching insights"; "trenchant criticism"
01015287 00 s 03 rational 0 reasoning(a) 0 thinking(a) 0 001 & 01013838 a 0000 | "is there intelligent life in the universe?"
01015415 00 s 01 scintillating 0 001 & 01013838 a 0000 | brilliantly clever: "his scintillating wit"; "a play full of scintillating dialogue"
01015559 00 a 01 unintelligent 0 008 & 01015763 a 0000 & 01015869 a 0000 & 01015954 a 0000 & 01016064 a 0000 ^ 01405999 a 0000 ^ 00324455 a 0000 = 03842295 n 0000 ! 01013838 a 0101 | mentally deficient
01015763 00 s 04 brainless 0 foolish 0 headless 0 stupid 0 001 & 01015559 a 0000 | lacking intelligence
01015869 00 s 03 feebleminded 0 half-witted 0 slow-witted 0 001 & 01015559 a 0000
01015954 00 s 02 imbecile 0 imbecilic 0 001 & 01015559 a 0000 | having a mental age of three to seven years
01016064 00 s 01 moronic 0 001 & 01015559 a 0000 | having a mental age of between eight and twelve years
01016171 00 a 01 intelligible 0 003 & 01016264 a 0000 ^ 00392275 a 0000 ! 01016387 a 0101
01016264 00 s 02 clear 0 distinct 0 001 & 01016171 a 0000 | well articulated or enunciated: "intelligible pronunciation"
01016387 00 a 01 unintelligible 0 003 ^ 00393022 a 0000 & 01016482 a 0000 ! 01016171 a 0101
01016482 00 s 04 indistinct 0 slurred 0 thick 0 unclear 0 001 & 01016387 a 0000 | poorly articulated or enuncuated: "unintelligible speech"
01016624 00 a 01 intended 0 009 & 01016821 a 0000 & 01016975 a 0000 & 01017186 a 0000 ^ 01189428 a 0000 ^ 01370226 a 0000 ^ 01407534 a 0000 = 03308234 n 0000 ! 01017656 a 0101 & 01017289 a 0000
01016821 00 s 02 conscious 0 witting 0 001 & 01016624 a 0000 | intentionally conceived: "a conscious effort to speak more slowly"; "a conscious policy"
01016975 00 s 05 deliberate 0 intentional 0 knowing 0 willful 0 wilful 0 001 & 01016624 a 0000 | by conscious design or purpose: "intentional damage"; "a knowing attempt to defraud"; "a willful waste of time"
01017186 00 s 01 supposed(a) 0 001 & 01016624 a 0000 | "medication that is supposed to relieve pain"
01017289 00 s 03 well-intentioned 0 well-meaning 0 well-meant 0 001 & 01016624 a 0000 | marked by good intentions though often producing unfortunate results: "a well-intentioned but clumsy waiter"; "a well-meaning but tactless fellow"; "the son's well-meaning efforts threw a singular chill upon the father's admirers"- S.W.Maughm; "blunt but well-meant criticism"
01017656 00 a 01 unintended 0 007 & 01017835 a 0000 & 01017968 a 0000 & 01018239 a 0000 ^ 01189668 a 0000 ^ 01370922 a 0000 = 03308234 n 0000 ! 01016624 a 0101 | not deliberate
01017835 00 s 02 accidental 0 inadvertent 0 001 & 01017656 a 0000 | "with an inadvertent gesture she swept the vase off the table"
01017968 00 s 03 causeless 0 fortuitous 0 uncaused 0 001 & 01017656 a 0000 | having no cause or apparent cause: "a causeless miracle"; "fortuitous encounters--strange accidents of fortune"; "we cannot regard artistic invention as...uncaused and unrelated to the times"
01018239 00 s 04 undesigned 0 unintentional 0 unplanned 0 unwitting 0 001 & 01017656 a 0000 | "an unintended slight"; "an unintentional pun"; "an unwitting mistake may be overlooked"
01018424 00 a 01 intensifying 0 004 & 01018572 a 0000 & 01018672 a 0000 & 01018741 a 0000 ! 01018883 a 0101 | increasing in strength or intensity
01018572 00 s 03 aggravating 0 exacerbating 0 exasperating 0 001 & 01018424 a 0000 | making worse
01018672 00 s 02 augmentative 0 enhancive 0 001 & 01018424 a 0000
01018741 00 s 02 deepening(a) 0 heightening(a) 0 001 & 01018424 a 0000 | "the deepening gloom"; "deepening love"; "their heightening fears"
01018883 00 a 01 moderating 0 005 & 01019046 a 0000 & 01019166 a 0000 & 01019335 a 0000 & 01019389 a 0000 ! 01018424 a 0101 | lessening in intensity or strength
01019166 00 s 03 analgesic 0 analgetic 0 anodyne 0 001 & 01018883 a 0000 | capable of relieving pain: "the anodyne properties of certain drugs"; "an analgesic effect"
01019335 00 s 01 tempering 0 001 & 01018883 a 0000
01019389 00 s 01 weakening 0 001 & 01018883 a 0000
01019443 00 a 02 interspecies 0 interspecific 0 001 ! 01019581 a 0101 | arising or occurring between species: "an interspecific hybrid"
01019581 00 a 02 intraspecies 0 intraspecific 0 001 ! 01019443 a 0101 | arising or occurring within a species; involving the members of one species: "intraspecific competition"
01019760 00 a 01 interested 0 004 & 01020020 a 0000 & 01020166 a 0000 & 01020333 a 0000 ! 01020493 a 0101 | having or showing curiosity about or fascination or concern with or giving attention to: "I'm interested in sports"; "concerned with books and music"
01020020 00 s 01 concerned 0 001 & 01019760 a 0000 | having an interest or claim or stake: "the interested parties met to discuss the business"
01020166 00 s 03 curious 0 inquiring(a) 0 inquisitive 0 001 & 01019760 a 0000 | marked by inquisitive interest: "I'm interested in knowing who was on the telephone"
01020333 00 s 01 fascinated 0 001 & 01019760 a 0000 | intensely interested in or attracted by: "I'm very interested in birds; in fact I'm fascinated by them"
01020493 00 a 01 uninterested 0 006 & 01020640 a 0000 & 01020863 a 0000 & 01020978 a 0000 & 01021329 a 0000 ! 01019760 a 0101 & 01021090 a 0000
01020640 00 s 02 apathetic 0 indifferent 0 001 & 01020493 a 0000 | showing a lack of interest or concern: "an uninterested spectator"; "an apathetic audience"; "indifferent about which book you would decide to give them"
01020863 00 s 02 blase 0 bored 0 001 & 01020493 a 0000 | uninterested because of frequent exposure or indulgence
01020978 00 s 01 dismissive 0 001 & 01020493 a 0000 | showing indifference or disregard: "a dismissive shrug"
01021090 00 s 02 dulled 0 benumbed 0 001 & 01020493 a 0000 | having lost or been caused to lose interest because of overexposure: "the mind of the audience is becoming dulled"; "the benumbed intellectual faculties can no longer respond"
01021329 00 s 01 inattentive 0 001 & 01020493 a 0000 | inattentive because of lack of interest
01021426 00 a 01 interesting 0 009 & 01021661 a 0000 ^ 00685917 a 0000 & 01021821 a 0000 & 01021989 a 0000 & 01022139 a 0000 & 01022250 a 0000 ^ 01752624 a 0000 = 03597284 n 0000 ! 01022520 a 0101 | arousing or holding the attention
01021661 00 s 05 absorbing 0 engrossing 0 fascinating 0 gripping 0 riveting 0 001 & 01021426 a 0000 | capable of holding the attention: "a fascinating story"
01021821 00 s 03 hot 0 red-hot 0 sizzling 0 001 & 01021426 a 0000 | arousing or marked by intense interest or controversy: "a hot topic"; "sizzling political issues"
01021989 00 s 01 intriguing 0 001 & 01021426 a 0000 | capable of arousing interest or curiosity: "our team came up with some most intriguing finds"
01022139 00 s 01 newsworthy 0 001 & 01021426 a 0000 | sufficiently interesting to be reported in a newspaper
01022250 00 s 01 unputdownable 0 001 & 01021426 a 0000 | (of a book etc) so well written and entertaining as to be difficult to put down: "Unless the story is at once as unputdownable to a taxi driver as to a university professor it is not good enough"- Brian Burland
01022520 00 a 02 uninteresting 0 dull 4 011 & 01022765 a 0000 & 01023061 a 0000 & 01023251 a 0000 & 01023418 a 0000 & 01023545 a 0000 & 01023681 a 0000 & 01023775 a 0000 ^ 00687629 a 0000 ^ 01753426 a 0000 = 03597284 n 0000 ! 01021426 a 0101
01022765 00 s 08 boring 0 deadening 0 dreary 0 ho-hum 0 irksome 0 tedious 0 tiresome 0 wearisome 0 001 & 01022520 a 0000 | so lacking in interest as to cause mental weariness: "the deadening effect of some routine tasks"; "dreary tasks"; "a ho-hum speaker who couldn't capture their attention"
01023061 00 s 04 drab 0 dull 0 stodgy 0 unimaginative 0 001 & 01022520 a 0000 | "life was drab compared with the more exciting life style overseas"; "a dull play"; "a stodgy dinner party"
01023251 00 s 03 insipid 0 jejune 0 vapid 0 001 & 01022520 a 0000 | lacking interest or significance: "an insipid personality"; "jejune novel"; "vapid conversation"
01023418 00 s 03 narcotic 0 soporiferous 0 soporific 0 001 & 01022520 a 0000 | inducing mental lethergy: "a narcotic speech"
01023545 00 s 03 pedestrian 0 prosaic 0 prosy 0 001 & 01022520 a 0000 | lacking lightness or wit or imagination; used esp. of writing
01023681 00 s 01 ponderous 0 001 & 01022520 a 0000 | labored and dull: "a ponderous speech"
01023775 00 s 01 putdownable 0 001 & 01022520 a 0000 | (of a book) so poorly written and unentertaining as to be easily put down
01023906 00 a 01 intramural 0 002 & 01024129 a 0000 ! 01024243 a 0101 | carried on within the bounds of an institution or community: "most of the students participated actively in the college's intramural sports program"
01024129 00 s 02 internal 0 intragroup 0 001 & 01023906 a 0000 | "intramural squabbling within the corporation"
01024243 00 a 01 extramural 0 005 & 01024453 a 0000 & 01024597 a 0000 & 01024718 a 0000 & 01024854 a 0000 ! 01023906 a 0101 | carried on outside the bounds of an institution or community: "extramural sports"
01024453 00 s 01 intercollegiate 0 001 & 01024243 a 0000 | used of competition between colleges or universities: "intercollegiate basketball"
01024597 00 s 01 intermural 0 001 & 01024243 a 0000 | between two or more institutions etc: "an intermural track meet"
01024718 00 s 02 interscholastic 0 interschool 0 001 & 01024243 a 0000 | used of competition or cooperation between secondary schools
01024854 00 s 01 outside 0 001 & 01024243 a 0000 | functioning outside the boundaries or precincts of an organized unit: "extramural hospital care and treatment"; "extramural studies"
01025040 00 a 01 intra_vires 0 001 ! 01025175 a 0101 | (law) within the legal power or authority or a person or official or body etc
01025175 00 a 01 ultra_vires 0 001 ! 01025040 a 0101 | (law) beyond the legal power or authority of a person or official or body etc: "an ultra vires contract"
01025337 00 a 02 intrinsic 0 intrinsical 0 005 & 01025607 a 0000 ^ 00670612 a 0000 ^ 00076402 a 0000 & 01025878 a 0000 ! 01026013 a 0101 | belonging to a thing by its very nature: "form was treated as something intrinsic, as the very essence of the thing"- John Dewey
01025607 00 s 05 built-in 0 constitutional 0 inbuilt 0 inherent 0 integral 0 001 & 01025337 a 0000 | existing as an essential constituent or characteristic: "the Ptolemaic system with its built-in concept of periodicity"; "a constitutional inability to tell the truth"
01025878 00 s 02 inner 0 internal 0 001 & 01025337 a 0000 | "the inner logic of Cubism"; "the internal contradictions of the theory"
01026013 00 a 01 extrinsic 0 007 & 01026217 a 0000 & 01026577 a 0000 & 01026757 a 0000 & 01027089 a 0000 & 01027351 a 0000 ^ 00672019 a 0000 ! 01025337 a 0101 | not forming an essential part of a thing
01026217 00 s 02 accidental 0 adventitious 0 001 & 01026013 a 0000 | associated by chance and not an integral part: "extrinsic evidence"; "poetry is something to which words are the accidental, not by any means the essential form"- Frederick W. Robertson; "they had to decide whether his misconduct was adventitious or the result of a flaw in his character"
01026577 00 s 02 adscititious 0 additional 0 001 & 01026013 a 0000 | added or derived from something outside; not inherent: "an adscititious habit rather than an inherent taste"
01026757 00 s 02 alien 0 foreign 0 001 & 01026013 a 0000 | not contained in or deriving from the essential nature of something: "that style is something extrinsic to the subject"; "an economic theory alien to the spirit of capitalism"; "the mysticism so foreign to the French mind and temper"; "jealousy is foreign to her nature"
01027089 00 s 03 external 0 extraneous 1 outside 0 001 & 01026013 a 0000 | coming from the outside: "looking for extrinsic aid"; "extraneous light in the camera spoiled the photograph"; "relying upon an extraneous income"; "disdaining outside pressure groups"
01027351 00 s 02 extraneous 2 nonessential 0 001 & 01026013 a 0000 | "an extrinsic feature of the new building"; "the ballet struck me as extraneous and somewhat out of keeping with the rest of the play"
01027557 00 a 02 introspective 0 introverted 4 003 & 01027721 a 0000 = 03307952 n 0000 ! 01027780 a 0101 | examining one's own sensory and perceptual experiences
01027721 00 s 01 self-examining 0 001 & 01027557 a 0000
01027780 00 a 02 extrospective 0 extroverted 4 002 = 03307952 n 0000 ! 01027557 a 0101 | not introspective; examining what is outside oneself
01027924 00 a 01 introversive 0 006 & 01028162 a 0000 & 01028245 a 0000 ^ 01714079 a 0000 = 03286280 n 0000 ! 01028334 a 0101 ! 01028785 a 0101 | (psychol) directed inward; marked by interest in oneself or concerned with inner feelings
01028162 00 s 03 introvert 0 introverted 0 introvertive 0 001 & 01027924 a 0000
01028245 00 s 02 introvertish 0 shut-in 0 001 & 01027924 a 0000 | somewhat introverted
01028334 00 a 02 extroversive 0 extraversive 0 005 & 01028571 a 0000 & 01028695 a 0000 ^ 01712802 a 0000 ! 01028785 a 0101 ! 01027924 a 0101 | (psychol) directed outward; marked by interest in others or concerned with external reality
01028695 00 s 02 extrovertish 0 outgoing 0 001 & 01028334 a 0000 | somewhat extroverted
01028785 00 a 01 ambiversive 0 002 ! 01027924 a 0101 ! 01028334 a 0101 | (psychol) intermediate between introversive and extroversive
01028921 00 a 01 intrusive 1 007 & 01029164 a 0000 & 01029219 a 0000 & 01029393 a 0000 & 01029646 a 0000 ^ 01034462 a 0000 = 03397771 n 0000 ! 01029712 a 0101 | tending to intrude esp upon privacy: "she felt her present there was intrusive"
01029164 00 s 01 bothersome 0 001 & 01028921 a 0000
01029219 00 s 03 encroaching(a) 0 invasive 0 trespassing(a) 0 001 & 01028921 a 0000 | "we moved back from the encroaching tide"; "invasive tourists"; "trespassing hunters"
01029393 00 s 06 interfering 0 meddlesome 0 meddling 0 officious 0 busy 0 busybodied 0 001 & 01028921 a 0000 | "an interfering old woman"; "bustling about self-importantly making an officious nuisance of himself"; "busy about other people's business"
01029646 00 s 02 uninvited 0 unwelcome 0 001 & 01028921 a 0000
01029712 00 a 02 unintrusive 0 not_intrusive 0 002 = 03397771 n 0000 ! 01028921 a 0101 | not interfering or meddling
01029831 00 a 01 intrusive 2 003 ^ 00394270 a 0000 & 01029921 a 0000 ! 01030026 a 0101
01029921 00 s 02 intruding 0 projecting_inward 0 001 & 01029831 a 0000 | "an intrusive arm of the sea"
01030026 00 a 01 protrusive 0 010 & 01030262 a 0000 & 01030364 a 0000 & 01030486 a 0000 ^ 00395510 a 0000 & 01030575 a 0000 & 01030892 a 0000 & 01030629 a 0000 & 01031183 a 0000 ! 01029831 a 0101 & 01031014 a 0000 | thrusting outward
01030262 00 s 04 beetle 0 beetling 0 jutting 1 overhanging 0 001 & 01030026 a 0000 | "beetle brows"
01030486 00 s 02 buck(a) 0 bucked(a) 0 001 & 01030026 a 0000 | (of teeth) "buck teeth"
01030575 00 s 01 obtrusive 0 001 & 01030026 a 0000
01030629 00 s 05 jutting 2 projecting 0 protruding 0 sticking(p) 0 sticking_out(p) 0 001 & 01030026 a 0000 | extending beyond other things or a boundary: "his protruding ribs"; "the jutting limb of a tree"; "a pile of boards sticking over the end of his truck"
01030892 00 s 01 overshot 0 001 & 01030026 a 0000 | having an upper part projecting beyond the lower: "an overshot jaw"
01031014 00 s 03 underhung 0 undershot 0 underslung 0 001 & 01030026 a 0000 | having a lower part projecting beyond the upper: "an underhung jaw"; "undershot bulldog"
01031183 00 s 02 ventricose 0 ventricous 0 001 & 01030026 a 0000 | (biology; anatomy) having a swelling on one side: "the ventricose gullet of an insect"
01031339 00 a 01 intrusive 3 002 & 01031498 a 0000 ! 01031666 a 0101 | (geol) of rock material; forced while molten into cracks between layers of other rock
01031498 00 s 03 irruptive 0 eruptive 2 plutonic 0 001 & 01031339 a 0000 | igneous rock that has solidified beneath the earth's surface: granite or diorite or gabbro
01031666 00 a 01 extrusive 0 002 & 01031826 a 0000 ! 01031339 a 0101 | (geol) of rock material; forced out while molten through cracks in the earth's surface
01031826 00 s 02 eruptive 0 volcanic 0 001 & 01031666 a 0000 | igneous rock produced by eruption and solidified on or near the earth's surface: rhyolite or andesite or basalt; "volcanic rock includes the volcanic glass obsidian"
01032057 00 a 01 invasive 0 003 & 01032227 a 0000 & 01032350 a 0000 ! 01032479 a 0101 | marked by a tendency to spread esp into healthy tissue: "invasive cancer cells"
01032227 00 s 02 aggressive 0 fast-growing(a) 0 001 & 01032057 a 0000 | tending to spread quickly: "an aggressive tumor"
01032350 00 s 01 intrusive 0 001 & 01032057 a 0000 | (med) requiring penetration into the body by a needle or other instrument
01032479 00 a 01 noninvasive 0 003 & 01032660 a 0000 & 01032571 a 0000 ! 01032057 a 0101
01032571 00 s 01 nonintrusive 0 001 & 01032479 a 0000 | (med) not penetrating the body
01032660 00 s 01 confined 0 001 & 01032479 a 0000 | not invading healthy tissue: "a noninvasive tumor"
01032765 00 a 01 invigorating 0 009 & 01032966 a 0000 & 01033033 a 0000 & 01033162 a 0000 & 01033247 a 0000 & 01033361 a 0000 & 01033432 a 0000 & 01033693 a 0000 ^ 01752624 a 0000 ! 01033866 a 0101
01032966 00 s 02 animating 0 enlivening 0 001 & 01032765 a 0000
01033033 00 s 06 bracing 0 brisk 0 energizing 0 fresh 0 refreshing 0 tonic 0 001 & 01032765 a 0000 | "the air is invigorating"
01033162 00 s 01 corroborant 0 001 & 01032765 a 0000 | used of a medicine; archaic
01033247 00 s 02 exhilarating 0 stimulating 0 001 & 01032765 a 0000 | "the exhilarating effect of mountain air"
01033361 00 s 02 fortifying 0 strengthening 0 001 & 01032765 a 0000
01033432 00 s 03 life-giving 0 vital 0 vitalizing 0 001 & 01032765 a 0000 | giving or having the power to give life and spirit: "returning the life-giving humus to the land"- Louis Bromfield; "life-giving love and praise"; "the vital rays of the warming sun"
01033693 00 s 04 renewing 0 restorative 0 reviving 0 revitalizing 0 001 & 01032765 a 0000 | tending to impart new life and vigor to: "the renewing warmth of the sunshine"
01033866 00 a 01 debilitating 0 003 & 01033959 a 0000 & 01034054 a 0000 ! 01032765 a 0101
01033959 00 s 04 debilitative 0 enervating 0 enfeebling 0 weakening 0 001 & 01033866 a 0000
01034054 00 s 03 draining 0 exhausting 0 killing 0 001 & 01033866 a 0000 | "a killing job in the hot sun"
01034162 00 a 01 invited 0 004 & 01034268 a 0000 & 01034371 a 0000 ^ 01928412 a 0000 ! 01034462 a 0101
01034268 00 s 02 invitation(a) 0 invitational 0 001 & 01034162 a 0000 | "an invitational tournament"
01034371 00 s 01 solicited 0 001 & 01034162 a 0000 | "only invited manuscripts accepted"
01034462 00 a 01 uninvited 0 006 & 01034606 a 0000 ^ 01028921 a 0000 & 01034708 a 0000 & 01034856 a 0000 ^ 01929095 a 0000 ! 01034162 a 0101
01034606 00 s 01 gate-crashing 0 001 & 01034462 a 0000 | "gate-crashing guests disrupted the party"
01034708 00 s 03 unasked 0 unbid 0 unbidden 0 001 & 01034462 a 0000 | not invited or requested: "unbidden guests"; "comments unbid and unwelcome"
01034856 00 s 02 unsolicited 0 unsought 0 001 & 01034462 a 0000 | "an unsolicited nomination"
01034952 00 a 01 inviting 0 005 & 01035077 a 0000 & 01035254 a 0000 & 01035361 a 0000 ^ 00135774 a 0000 ! 01035576 a 0101
01035077 00 s 04 alluring 0 attractive 0 tantalizing 1 tempting 0 001 & 01034952 a 0000 | "an alluring smile"; "a tantalizing aroma"; "a tempting repast"; "an inviting offer"
01035254 00 s 01 invitatory 0 001 & 01034952 a 0000 | conveying an invitation: "a brief invitatory note"
01035361 00 s 02 tantalizing 2 teasing 0 001 & 01034952 a 0000 | arousing desire or expectation for something unattainable or mockingly out of reach: "a tantalizing taste of success"; "her lazy tantalizing smile"
01035576 00 a 01 uninviting 0 003 & 01035667 a 0000 ^ 00138519 a 0000 ! 01034952 a 0101
01035667 00 s 02 unattractive 0 untempting 0 001 & 01035576 a 0000 | not appealing to the senses: "uninviting food"
01035785 00 a 01 in_vitro 0 001 ! 01035952 a 0101 | in an artificial environment outside the living organism: "an egg fertilized in vitro"; "in vitro fertilization"
01035952 00 a 01 in_vivo 0 001 ! 01035785 a 0101 | (biology) within a living organism: "metabolic studies conducted in vivo"; "in vivo techniques"
01036101 00 a 01 ironed 0 004 & 01036206 a 0000 & 01036258 a 0000 ^ 01697298 a 0000 ! 01036320 a 0101
01036206 00 s 01 pressed 0 001 & 01036101 a 0000
01036258 00 s 02 smooth 0 smoothed 0 001 & 01036101 a 0000
01036320 00 a 01 unironed 0 006 & 01036463 a 0000 ^ 01698548 a 0000 & 01036724 a 0000 & 01036779 a 0000 ! 01036101 a 0101 & 01036578 a 0000
01036463 00 s 04 crumpled 0 creased 0 rumpled 0 wrinkled 0 001 & 01036320 a 0000 | "his suit had become creased"
01036578 00 s 02 drip-dry 0 permanent-press 0 001 & 01036320 a 0000 | used of fabrics that do not require ironing: "drip-dry shirts for travel"
01036724 00 s 01 roughdried 0 001 & 01036320 a 0000
01036779 00 s 01 unpressed 0 001 & 01036320 a 0000
01036833 00 a 01 isotropic 0 002 & 01036905 a 0000 ! 01037036 a 0101
01036905 00 s 02 identical 0 isotropous 0 001 & 01036833 a 0000 | (physics) having properties with uniform values along all axes
01037036 00 a 01 anisotropic 0 002 & 01037110 a 0000 ! 01036833 a 0101
01037110 00 s 02 aeolotropic 0 eolotropic 0 001 & 01037036 a 0000 | (physics) having properties with different values along different axes
01037251 00 a 01 glad 0 003 & 01037336 a 0000 & 01037411 a 0000 ! 01037576 a 0101
01037336 00 s 01 cheerful 0 001 & 01037251 a 0000 | "a glad May morning"
01037411 00 s 02 happy 0 pleased 0 001 & 01037251 a 0000 | experiencing or expressing pleasure or joy; made happy: "glad that they succeeded"; "gave a glad shoud"
01037576 00 a 01 sad 0 009 & 01037768 a 0000 & 01037882 a 0000 & 01038066 a 0000 & 01038258 a 0000 & 01038488 a 0000 & 01038658 a 0000 & 01038821 a 0000 & 01039028 a 0000 ! 01037251 a 0101
01037768 00 s 01 bittersweet 0 001 & 01037576 a 0000 | tinged with sadness: "a movie with a bittersweet ending"
01037882 00 s 03 blue 0 heavyhearted 0 heavy-hearted 0 001 & 01037576 a 0000 | feeling or affected by sorrow or unhappiness: "feeling sad because his dog had died"; "in a blue mood"
01038066 00 s 05 depressing 0 depressive 0 gloomy 0 saddening 0 unhappy 0 001 & 01037576 a 0000 | causing or suggestive of sorrow or gloom: "a gloomy outlook"; "a sad movie"; "unhappy news"
01038258 00 s 02 melancholy 0 melancholic 0 001 & 01037576 a 0000 | characterized by or causing or expressing sadness: "growing more melancholy every hour"; "her melancholic smile"; "we acquainted him with the melancholy truth"
01038488 00 s 02 pensive 0 wistful 1 001 & 01037576 a 0000 | showing pensive melancholy: "the sensitive and wistful response of a poet to the gentler phases of beauty"
01038658 00 s 01 tragic 0 001 & 01037576 a 0000 | very sad; esp involving grief or death or destruction: "a tragic face"; "a tragic plight"; "a tragic accident"
01038821 00 s 02 tragicomic 0 tragicomical 0 001 & 01037576 a 0000 | manifesting both tragic and comic aspects: "the tragicomic disparity...between's man's aspirations and his accomplishments"- B.R.Redman
01039028 00 s 02 wistful 2 yearning 0 001 & 01037576 a 0000 | full of longing or unfulfilled desire: "those wistful little ads that the lovelorn place in the classifieds"
01039201 00 a 01 joyful 0 006 & 01039412 a 0000 & 01039524 a 0000 & 01039617 a 0000 ^ 00873218 a 0000 ^ 01041307 a 0000 ! 01039671 a 0101 | full of or producing joy: "make a joyful noise"; "a joyful occasion"
01039412 00 s 01 beatific 0 001 & 01039201 a 0000 | experiencing or bestowing celestial joy: "beatific peace"
01039524 00 s 01 glad 0 001 & 01039201 a 0000 | providing joy or pleasure: "the glad news"
01039617 00 s 01 overjoyed 0 001 & 01039201 a 0000
01039671 00 a 01 sorrowful 0 016 & 01039995 a 0000 & 01040073 a 0000 & 01040192 a 0000 & 01040302 a 0000 & 01040402 a 0000 & 01040510 a 0000 & 01040624 a 0000 & 01040761 a 0000 ^ 01042028 a 0000 & 01040845 a 0000 & 01040996 a 0000 & 01041073 a 0000 & 01041157 a 0000 & 01041259 a 0000 ^ 00874669 a 0000 ! 01039201 a 0101
01039995 00 s 03 anguished 0 suffering 0 tormented 0 001 & 01039671 a 0000
01040624 00 s 01 elegiac 0 001 & 01039671 a 0000 | expressing sorrow often for something past: "an elegiac lament for youthful ideals"
01040761 00 s 03 grievous 0 heartbreaking 0 heartrending 0 001 & 01039671 a 0000
01040845 00 s 01 lamentable 0 001 & 01039671 a 0000 | "tell thou the lamentable tale of me, And send the hearers weeping to their beds"- Shakespeare
01040996 00 s 01 lugubrious 0 001 & 01039671 a 0000 | excessively mournful
01041073 00 s 02 mournful 1 plaintive 0 001 & 01039671 a 0000 | expressing sorrow
01041157 00 s 03 mournful 2 woebegone 0 woeful 0 001 & 01039671 a 0000 | affected by or full of woe
01041259 00 s 01 sad 0 001 & 01039671 a 0000
01041307 00 a 01 joyous 0 009 & 01041560 a 0000 & 01041650 a 0000 ^ 00529177 a 0000 & 01041762 a 0000 & 01041864 a 0000 ^ 00873218 a 0000 & 01041949 a 0000 ^ 01039201 a 0000 ! 01042028 a 0101 | full of or characterized by joy: "felt a joyous abandon"
01041560 00 s 04 ecstatic 0 enraptured 0 rapturous 0 rhapsodic 0 001 & 01041307 a 0000
01041650 00 s 04 elated 0 gleeful 0 joyful 0 jubilant 0 001 & 01041307 a 0000 | full of high-spirited delight
01041762 00 s 03 festal 0 festival(a) 0 festive 0 001 & 01041307 a 0000 | appropriate to a festival
01041864 00 s 03 gala(a) 0 gay 0 merry 1 001 & 01041307 a 0000 | of e.g. occasions
01041949 00 s 03 jolly 0 merry 2 jovial 0 001 & 01041307 a 0000 | of persons
01042028 00 a 01 joyless 0 008 ^ 00280382 a 0000 & 01042280 a 0000 & 01042467 a 0000 & 01042532 a 0000 ^ 01039671 a 0000 ^ 00874669 a 0000 & 01042601 a 0000 ! 01041307 a 0101 | not experiencing or inspiring joy: "a joyless man"; "a joyless occasion"
01042280 00 s 03 gloomy 0 funereal 0 sepulchral 0 001 & 01042028 a 0000 | suited to or suggestive of a grave or burial: "a damp gloomy day"; "funereal gloom"; "hollow sepulchral tones"
01042467 00 s 02 mirthless 0 unamused 0 001 & 01042028 a 0000
01042532 00 s 03 solemn 0 somber 0 sombre 0 001 & 01042028 a 0000
01042601 00 s 01 unsmiling 0 001 & 01042028 a 0000
01042655 00 a 01 juicy 0 002 & 01042738 a 0000 ! 01042833 a 0101 | full of juice
01042738 00 s 04 dripping 0 lush 0 sappy 0 succulent 0 001 & 01042655 a 0000 | full of juice
01042833 00 a 01 juiceless 0 003 & 01042938 a 0000 & 01042996 a 0000 ! 01042655 a 0101 | lacking juice
01042938 00 s 02 dry 0 sapless 0 001 & 01042833 a 0000
01042996 00 s 01 uninteresting 0 001 & 01042833 a 0000 | "juiceless book knowledge"
01043082 00 a 01 just 0 009 & 01043357 a 0000 & 01043446 a 0000 ^ 00716617 a 0000 ^ 00934710 a 0000 & 01043567 a 0000 & 01043723 a 0000 ^ 01560279 a 0000 ^ 01561971 a 0000 ! 01043816 a 0101 | used esp. of what is legally or ethically right or proper: "a kind and just man"
01043357 00 s 01 conscionable 0 001 & 01043082 a 0000 | acceptable to one's conscience
01043446 00 s 03 fitting 0 meet 0 suitable 0 001 & 01043082 a 0000 | being precisely suitable and right: "just reward"
01043567 00 s 02 retributive 0 retributory 0 001 & 01043082 a 0000 | given or inflicted in requital according to merits or deserts: "retributive justice"
01043723 00 s 01 rightful(a) 0 001 & 01043082 a 0000 | legally valid; "a just inheritance"
01043816 00 a 01 unjust 0 007 & 01044029 a 0000 & 01044156 a 0000 ^ 00935790 a 0000 ^ 00717498 a 0000 ^ 01562604 a 0000 ^ 01560771 a 0000 ! 01043082 a 0101 | violating principles of justice: "unjust punishment"
01044029 00 s 01 actionable 0 001 & 01043816 a 0000 | affording grounds for legal action: "slander is an actionable offense"
01044156 00 s 01 wrongful 0 001 & 01043816 a 0000 | not just or fair: "a wrongful act"; "a wrongful charge"
01044266 00 a 01 merited 0 003 & 01044516 a 0000 ! 01044610 a 0101 & 01044383 a 0000 | properly earned or deserved
01044383 00 s 02 condign 0 fitting 0 001 & 01044266 a 0000 | fitting or deserved; used especially of punishment: "condign censure"
01044516 00 s 02 deserved 0 due 0 001 & 01044266 a 0000 | "due esteem"; "a merited success"
01044610 00 a 01 unmerited 0 003 & 01044725 a 0000 & 01044803 a 0000 ! 01044266 a 0101 | not merited or deserved
01044725 00 s 01 gratuitous 0 001 & 01044610 a 0000 | "a gratuitous insult"
01044803 00 s 02 undeserved 0 unearned 0 001 & 01044610 a 0000 | "has an undeserved reputation as a coward"; "received an unmerited honorary degree"
01044954 00 a 01 keyed 0 001 ! 01045096 a 0101 | fitted with or secured by a key: "a keyed instrument"; "the locks have not yet been keyed"
01045096 00 a 01 keyless 0 001 ! 01044954 a 0101 | lacking or not requiring a key: "a keyless lock operated by a series of pushbuttons"
01045234 00 a 01 kind 0 011 & 01045692 a 0000 & 01045854 a 0000 ^ 00180004 a 0000 ^ 00182151 a 0000 ^ 00861906 a 0000 & 01045984 a 0000 ^ 01146009 a 0000 ^ 00879934 a 0000 = 03399367 n 0000 ! 01046330 a 0101 & 01046134 a 0000 | having or showing a tender and considerate and helpful nature; used esp of persons and their behavior: "kind to sick patients"; "a kind master"; "kind words showing understanding and sympathy"; "thanked her for her kind letter"
01045692 00 s 02 benignant 0 gracious 0 001 & 01045234 a 0000 | characterized by kindness and warm courtesy esp of a king to his subjects: "our benignant king"
01045854 00 s 01 benign 0 001 & 01045234 a 0000 | of disposition or manner: "the benign ruler of millions"; "benign intentions"
01045984 00 s 01 kindhearted 0 001 & 01045234 a 0000 | having or proceeding from an innately kind disposition: "a generous and kindhearted teacher"
01046134 00 s 02 kindly 0 sympathetic 0 001 & 01045234 a 0000 | having or motivated by warm and sympathetic feelings: "a kindly gentleman"; "kindly criticism"; "a kindly act"; "sympathic words"
01046330 00 a 01 unkind 0 007 & 01046570 a 0000 & 01046656 a 0000 & 01046794 a 0000 ^ 00182758 a 0000 ^ 01146327 a 0000 = 03399367 n 0000 ! 01045234 a 0101 | lacking kindness: "a thoughtless and unkind remark"; "the unkindest cut of all"
01046570 00 s 01 hurtful 0 001 & 01046330 a 0000 | "her hurtful unconsidered words"
01046656 00 s 01 severe 0 001 & 01046330 a 0000 | unnaturally severe and unkind: "a parent severe to the pitch of hostility"- H.G.Wells
01046794 00 s 02 unkindly 0 unsympathetic 0 001 & 01046330 a 0000 | lacking in sympathy and kindness; "unkindly acts"
01046914 00 a 01 known 0 013 ^ 00024163 a 0000 & 01047305 a 0000 & 01047448 a 0000 & 01047611 a 0000 & 01047897 a 0000 ^ 00723472 a 0000 ^ 00852556 a 0000 & 01047983 a 0000 & 01048058 a 0000 & 01048225 a 0000 & 01048409 a 0000 ! 01048587 a 0101 & 01047228 a 0000 | apprehended with certainty: "a known quantity"
01047228 00 s 03 apprehended 0 taken 0 understood 0 001 & 01046914 a 0000
01047305 00 s 01 best-known 0 001 & 01046914 a 0000 | most familiar or renowned: "Stevenson's best-known work is probably 'Treasure Island'"
01047448 00 s 02 better-known(a) 0 better_known(p) 0 001 & 01046914 a 0000 | more familiar or renowned than the other of two: "the better known book of the two"
01047611 00 s 08 celebrated 0 famed 0 far-famed 0 famous 0 illustrious 0 notable 0 noted 0 renowned 0 001 & 01046914 a 0000 | widely known and esteemed:"a famous actor"; "a celebrated musician"; "a famed scientist"; "an illustrious judge"; "a notable historian"; "a renowned painter"
01047897 00 s 01 familiar 0 001 & 01046914 a 0000 | "the limits of the known world"
01047983 00 s 01 identified 0 001 & 01046914 a 0000 | "a known criminal"
01048058 00 s 01 legendary 0 001 & 01046914 a 0000 | so celebrated as to having taken on the nature of a legend: "the legendary exploits of the arctic trailblazers"
01048225 00 s 01 proverbial 0 001 & 01046914 a 0000 | widely known and spoken of; "her proverbial lateness"; "the proverbial absentiminded professor"; "your proverbial dizzy blonde"
01048409 00 s 02 well-known(a) 0 well_known(p) 0 001 & 01046914 a 0000 | widely or fully known: "well-known facts"; "a well-known politician"; "a politician who is wel
