specter

: A specter is something unpleasant that makes you worry.

The specter of violence

The specter of unemployment


specters

The plural form of specter; more than one (kind of) specter.


mobile phone

A mobile phone is a phone that is easy to carry and that works without a cable.


mobile phones

The plural form of mobile phone; more than one (kind of) mobile phone.


clot

A clot is a lump of blood that has become solid.


clot

clot (canonical)
clots (third-person singular)
clotted (past)
clotted (past participle)
clotting (present participle)

To clot is to form a lump of solid blood.


clotted cream

A clotted cream is a cream that has been heated until it has become solid


embolism

An embolism is when a blood vessel is blocked by a clot, a bubble of air or other thing.


clots

The plural form of clot; more than one (kind of) clot.


clotted

The past tense and past participle of clot.


embolisms

The plural form of embolism; more than one (kind of) embolism.


pseudo-acronym

A pseudo-acronym is a word that looks like an acronym or any abbreviation, but doesn't mean something.

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doodad

A doodad is something with an unrecalled name or with no name.


garbology

Garbology is the study of trash in a community or culture.


scotfree

If someone gets away scotfree, they get away without having any punishment.


scot

Scot is a sum of money levied as tax or imposed into an assessment.


sangaree

Sangaree is a drink that's spicy, sweetened, where in usual, iced. The components are wine and water.


sangfroid

Sangfroid is the calm possession by oneself at a time of danger or stress.


take with a grain of salt

If you take something with a grain of salt, you are skeptic and have doubts about it.


New Zealanders

The plural form of New Zealander; more than one (kind of) New Zealander.


sangarees

The plural form of sangaree; more than one (kind of) sangaree.


scots

The plural form of scot; more than one (kind of) scot.


doodads

The plural form of doodad; more than one (kind of) doodad.


danseurs

The plural form of danseur; more than one (kind of) danseur.


pseudo-acronyms

The plural form of pseudo-acronym; more than one (kind of) pseudo-acronym.


danseuses

The plural form of danseuse; more than one (kind of) danseuse.


scot-free

If someone gets away scot-free, they get away without having any punishment.


gamer

A gamer is someone taking part in a game, specially tabletop games, card games or videogames.


tabletop game

A tabletop game is a game that can be played on a table or other flat thing.


video gamer

A video gamer is someone who plays video games.


persuader

A persuader is someone who tries to convince you to do something.


persuadee

A persuadee is someone who has been convinced to do something.


gamers

The plural form of gamer; more than one (kind of) gamer.


persuaders

The plural form of persuader; more than one (kind of) persuader.


persuadees

The plural form of persuadee; more than one (kind of) persuadee.


barrette

A barrette is a clip to unite and hold the hair.


barrettes

The plural form of barrette; more than one (kind of) barrette.


hendecahedron

hendecahedron
hendecahedrons or hendecahedra (plural)

A hendecahedron is a polyhedron with eleven faces.

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triacontahedron

triacontahedron
triacontahedrons or triacontahedra (plural)

A triacontahedron is a polyhedron with thirty faces.


icositetrahedron

icositetrahedron
icositetrahedrons or icositetrahedra (plural)

A icositetrahedron is a polyhedron with twenty four faces.


tetradecahedron

tetradecahedron
tetradecahedrons or tetradecahedra (plural)

A tetradecahedron is a polyhedron with fourteen faces.

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tridecahedron

tridecahedron
tridecahedrons or tridecahedra (plural)

A tridecahedron is a polyhedron with thirteen faces.

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pentadecahedron

pentadecahedron
pentadecahedrons or pentadecahedra (plural)

A pentadecahedron is a polyhedron with fifteen faces.

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hexadecahedron

hexadecahedron
hexadecahedrons or hexadecahedra (plural)

A hexadecahedron is a polyhedron with sixteen faces.

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heptadecahedron

heptadecahedron
heptadecahedrons or heptadecahedra (plural)

A heptadecahedron is a polyhedron with seventeen faces.


octadecahedron

octadecahedron
octadecahedrons or octadecahedra (plural)

A octadecahedron is a polyhedron with eighteen faces.

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enneadecahedron

enneadecahedron
enneadecahedrons or enneadecahedra (plural)

A enneadecahedron is a polyhedron with nineteen faces.


hexecontahedron

hexecontahedron
hexecontahedrons or hexecontahedra (plural)

A hexecontahedron is a polyhedron with sixty faces.

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icosidodecahedron

icosidodecahedron
icosidodecahedrons or icosidodecahedra (plural)

A icosidodecahedron is a polyhedron with thirty two faces.

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trihedron

trihedron
trihedrons or trihedra (plural)

A trihedron is a polyhedron with three faces.


dihedron

A dihedron is a polyhedron with two faces.

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qadi

A qadi is a Muslim [[judge] who explains the meaning and manages the law of Islam.


qadis

The plural form of qadi; more than one (kind of) qadi.


hendecahedrons

The plural form of hendecahedron; more than one (kind of) hendecahedron.


triacontahedrons

The plural form of triacontahedron; more than one (kind of) triacontahedron.


icositetrahedrons

The plural form of icositetrahedron; more than one (kind of) icositetrahedron.


tetradecahedrons

The plural form of tetradecahedron; more than one (kind of) tetradecahedron.


tridecahedrons

The plural form of tridecahedron; more than one (kind of) tridecahedron.


pentadecahedrons

The plural form of pentadecahedron; more than one (kind of) pentadecahedron.


hexadecahedrons

The plural form of hexadecahedron; more than one (kind of) hexadecahedron.


heptadecahedrons

The plural form of heptadecahedron; more than one (kind of) heptadecahedron.


octadecahedrons

The plural form of octadecahedron; more than one (kind of) octadecahedron.


enneadecahedrons

The plural form of enneadecahedron; more than one (kind of) enneadecahedron.


hexecontahedrons

The plural form of hexecontahedron; more than one (kind of) hexecontahedron.


icosidodecahedrons

The plural form of icosidodecahedron; more than one (kind of) icosidodecahedron.


trihedrons

The plural form of trihedron; more than one (kind of) trihedron.


dihedrons

The plural form of dihedron; more than one (kind of) dihedron.


obfuscation

Obfuscation is the action of making something obscure, unclear, or unintelligible.


obfuscations

The plural form of obfuscation; more than one (kind of) obfuscation.


headland

An area of land that is surrounded by water on three sides.


overtaxed

Make too hard requirements on (a person's strength, abilities, etc.).


eidolon

An eidolon is an image or representation of an idea.


hombre

An hombre is a male friend, that is usually of Hispanic or Spanish heritage.


blowy

blowy (positive)
blowier (comparative)
blowiest (superlative)

If the weather is blowy, it is windy or breezy.


angry garden salad

An angry garden salad is a poorly designed webpage.


has-been

A has-been is a person who is not popular anymore or powers have been removed.


keratoderma

keratoderma
keratodermas or keratodermata (plural)

Keratoderma is a skin condition caused by hardening of the skin on the epidermis.


comfort food

A dish that makes you be happy or be nostalgic, especially with a favorite childhood meal or a food cooked in home.

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chocolatier

A chocolatier is a person who makes or sells chocolate.


butterfly effect

In chaos theory, the butterfly effect is a small change that cause chaos in another place.


diamond jubilee

A diamond jubilee is the sixteenth anniversary of something or someplace.


tax evasion

Tax evasion is the illegal reduction of paying tax.

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legal beagle

/ˌliːɡl̩ ˈbiːɡl̩/

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headlands

The plural form of headland; more than one (kind of) headland.


blowier

The comparative form of blowy; more blowy.


blowiest

The superlative form of blowy; most blowy.


chocolatiers

The plural form of chocolatier; more than one (kind of) chocolatier.


wenches

The plural form of wench; more than one (kind of) wench.


esquivalience

Esquivalience is when someone shirks their official duty deliberately.


errantry

Errantry is when a person walks with no stop or wanders around.


intractable

intractable (positive)
more intractable (comparative)
most intractable (superlative)

If something is intractable, it cannot be managed, controlled, handled or directed.

If a mathematical problem is intractable, it is difficult to solve.

If someone is intractable, they are stubborn.

If something is intractable, it is difficult to heal.

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tractable

tractable (positive)
more tractable (comparative)
most tractable (superlative)

If a person is tractable, they can be easily led or managed.

If a problem is tractable, it is easy to manage.


has-beens

The plural form of has-been; more than one (kind of) has-been.


legal beagles

The plural form of legal beagle; more than one (kind of) legal beagle.


legal eagles

The plural form of legal eagle; more than one (kind of) legal eagle.


errant

errant (positive)
more errant (comparative)
most errant (superlative)

An errant person is someone who strays from the proper standard of doing something.


sedimentary

A sedimentary rock is a type of rock made with sediment.


sideboard

A sideboard is a board making one or part of a side of a thing.

A sideboard is a piece of furniture that is flat at the top.


sill

A sill is a bit of material at the bottom of a window opening or a door.


sills

The plural form of sill; more than one (kind of) sill.


sideboards

The plural form of sideboard; more than one (kind of) sideboard.


repulsion

Repulsion is a very strong feeling of dislike or disgust.

She felt great repulsion when she saw the dirty food on the floor.

Repulsion is a force that pushes things away from each other.

The repulsion between the two magnets stopped them from touching.


repulsions

The plural form of repulsion; more than one (kind of) repulsion.


gun carriage

A gun carriage is a thing that supports a gun.


gun carriages

The plural form of gun carriage; more than one (kind of) gun carriage.


gunmetal

A piece of gunmetal is a gray type of bronze.


gunmetals

The plural form of gunmetal; more than one (kind of) gunmetal.


herewith

If a message says something is attached/found/enclosed herewith, it is together with the message.

I herewith enclose the papers.


-ie

-ie is added to the end of some words to make a new word that sounds more friendly, more informal, or smaller.

Her name is Ann, but her friends call her Annie.

A small chocolate cake like this is called a brownie.

He took a selfie and sent it to his friends.


eidolons

The plural form of eidolon; more than one (kind of) eidolon.


hombres

The plural form of hombre; more than one (kind of) hombre.


outcrop

An outcrop is a rock formation that you can see on the top.


outcrop

outcrop (canonical)
outcrops (third-person singular)
outcropped (past)
outcropped (past participle)
outcropping (present participle)


outcrops

The plural form of outcrop; more than one (kind of) outcrop.


outcrops

The third-person singular form of outcrop.


outcropped

The past tense and past participle of outcrop.


outstretched

If something has been outstretched, it has been extended.


portent

Something that indicates something not normal or major will come.


portents

The plural form of portent; more than one (kind of) portent.


stilly

stilly (positive)
stillier (comparative)
stilliest (superlative)


exigent

exigent (positive)
more exigent (comparative)
most exigent (superlative)

If something is exigent, it is urgent and needs immediate action.


FBA

This is an American English abbreviation for Foundational Black American, referring to black Americans who claim their ancestors have been in the United States since its founding or before its founding.

They are called FBA because they truly believe they were foundational to the establishment of the United States.


overbearing

When someone is overbearing, they want to tell other people what to do in a bad way.

/ˌəʊvəbˈeərɪŋ/

/ˈoʊvɝˈbɛrɪŋ/


overleaf

If something is overleaf, it is on the other side of the page.

/ˌəʊvəlˈiːf/


overshoe

An overshoe is a shoe worn over a normal shoe.

/ˈəʊ.və.ʃuː/


overshoes

The plural form of overshoe; more than one (kind of) overshoe.


stillier

The comparative form of stilly; more stilly.


stilliest

The superlative form of stilly; most stilly.


keratodermas

The plural form of keratoderma; more than one (kind of) keratoderma.


underpin

underpin (canonical)
underpins (third-person singular)
underpinned (past)
underpinned (past participle)
underpinning (present participle)

If you underpin a structure, you strengthen and stabilize it from below.


underpins

The third-person singular form of underpin.


underpinned

The past tense and past participle of underpin.


take one’s own life

To take one’s own life means to kill oneself on purpose; to commit suicide.

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self-harm

self-harm (canonical)
self-harms (third-person singular)
self-harmed (past)
self-harmed (past participle)
self-harming (present participle)

Self-harm means to hurt oneself on purpose.

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take one’s life

To take one’s life means someone who commits suicide; killing oneself on purpose.


loss of life

Officials feared the loss of life would pass 2,000.

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autofellatio

Autofellatio is the act of giving yourself a blowjob.

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unfixable

unfixable (positive)
more unfixable (comparative)
most unfixable (superlative)

If something is unfixable, it can’t be fixed.


take someone's life

To take someone's life means to kill someone.


telephone booth

A telephone booth is a booth in a public space that contains a telephone.


todays

The plural form of today; more than one (kind of) today.


tonights

The plural form of tonight; more than one (kind of) tonight.


one-track mind

To have a one-track mind about something means to be solely and excessively preoccupied with thoughts about only one thing.


pyromania

Pyromania means someone who is obsessed with fire.

/ˌpīrōˈmānēə/

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out of reach

If something is out of reach, it can’t be reached, accessed, or obtained.


off-limits

If an activity is off-limits, someone is not allowed to do it.

If something is off-limits, someone is not allowed to access or use it.

If a place or an area is off-limits, someone is not allowed to enter or access that place or area.

If a topic is off-limits, someone is not allowed to talk about it.


tattletale

To be a tattletale means to tell on someone about what they have done to try to get them in trouble; to snitch on someone.


tattletales

The plural form of tattletale; more than one (kind of) tattletale.


stuck on

To be stuck on means unable to progress, solve, or move past a particular point, task, idea, or person.

To be stuck on someone or something means to have a high and compulsive interest in or worry about someone or something; to be hung up on/about someone or something.


hung up

If someone has hung up a phone call, they have ended a phone call.

If someone has hung up a phone call with another person, they have abruptly ended a call with another person, because they are angry or impatient.

Hung up means to become snagged or caught on something immovably.

Hung up means the item has been placed on the hook or hanger.

Hung up means unable to proceed due to an obstacle or difficulty; to be delayed/stuck.

Hung up means confused or unable to solve a problem; to be baffled/stymied.

To be hung up on/about someone or something means to be intensely and compulsive interested in or worried about someone or something; to be stuck on someone or something.


self-injury

Self-injury means to hurt oneself on purpose; to cause self-harm.

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vigesimal

If something is vigesimal, it occurs in intervals of twenty.


deadhead

A deadhead is an employee of a transport company who is traveling for free as a passenger to return home or travel to the next assignment.

A deadhead is any train, bus or truck that is moving between locations with no passengers or freight.


deadhead

deadhead (canonical)
deadheads (third-person singular)
deadheaded (past)
deadheaded (past participle)
deadheading (present participle)

If a vehicle is deadheading, it is moving to a destination without any passenger or cargo.

If a person deadheads, they are traveling as a deadhead.


deadheads

The plural form of deadhead; more than one (kind of) deadhead.


deadheads

The third-person singular form of deadhead.


deadheaded

The past tense and past participle of deadhead.


Jocelyn

/ˈd͡ʒɒsəlɪn/


dressmaker

A dressmaker is someone who makes clothes for women.

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dressmakers

The plural form of dressmaker; more than one (kind of) dressmaker.


uninjured

If someone or an animal is uninjured, they are not hurt; a person or an animal was not harmed.

Everyone was shaken, but uninjured.

/ˌʌnˈɪnd͡ʒɚd/

/ˌʌnˈɪndʒəd/


cornstarch

Cornstarch is a powder made of maize that is used to cook.

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changeroom

A changeroom is a room in a gym, school, swimming pool, etc. where people can change their clothes.


swimming pool

A swimming pool is a small artificial place where you can swim.


segregationist

A segregationist is someone who supports the separation of races in public settings via legislation on either the federal or a lower governmental level.


changerooms

The plural form of changeroom; more than one (kind of) changeroom.


swimming pools

The plural form of swimming pool; more than one (kind of) swimming pool.


perverted

pervert (canonical)
perverts (third-person singular)
perverted (past)
perverted (past participle)
perverting (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of pervert.


deckchair

A deckchair is a seat with a cloth on a wood frame for rest in sun.

She unfolded a deckchair by the pool and settled in to read her book in the afternoon sun.


opulence

Opulence is the state having a great amount of money and expensive things.


fatherhood

Fatherhood is the state of being a father.

/ˈfɑːðəˌhʊd/


ophthalmologist

An ophthalmologist is a doctor who treats the eyes.


ophthalmologists

The plural form of ophthalmologist; more than one (kind of) ophthalmologist.


deckchairs

The plural form of deckchair; more than one (kind of) deckchair.


oculist

An oculist is a doctor who treats the eyes.


haycock

A haycock is a pile of hay in the form of a cone.


supervillain

A supervillain is a bad person, usually with supernatural powers or access to fantastic machines, who fights heroes.

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superheroine

A superheroine is a woman superhero (a woman, usually with fantastic powers, who helps people and fights bad guys)

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damsel in distress

A damsel in distress is a young woman in a dangerous situation, who needs to be rescued by someone.


drownings

The plural form of drowning; more than one (kind of) drowning.


superheroines

The plural form of superheroine; more than one (kind of) superheroine.


supervillains

The plural form of supervillain; more than one (kind of) supervillain.


tequila

tequila is an alcoholic drink from Mexico made with a plant called agave.


tequilas

The plural form of tequila; more than one (kind of) tequila.


morticians

The plural form of mortician; more than one (kind of) mortician.


segregationists

The plural form of segregationist; more than one (kind of) segregationist.


uvula

a part of the face used for eating and talking

He opened his mouth to speak.


uvulas

The plural form of uvula; more than one (kind of) uvula.


East Java

East Java is a province in Indonesia. Its capital is Surabaya


haboob

A haboob is a violent duststorm or sandstorm that occurs in deserts.


haboobs

The plural form of haboob; more than one (kind of) haboob.


correctable

correctable (positive)
more correctable (comparative)
most correctable (superlative)

If something is correctable, it can be corrected.


conditionally

If something is done conditionally, it is done under specified conditions.


megalopenises

The plural form of megalopenis; more than one (kind of) megalopenis.


artesian

If a well is artesian, it does not need a pump to make the water go to the surface.


trousered

If you are trousered, you wear trousers.


Masters

Mr. Masters looks absolutely fabulous today'.


Melanchthon

Philip Melanchthon, the second leader of the Protestant Reformation.


capons

The plural form of capon; more than one (kind of) capon.


calumniate

calumniate (canonical)
calumniates (third-person singular)
calumniated (past)
calumniated (past participle)
calumniating (present participle)

If you calumniate someone, you tell lies about him that makes him look bad.


hedonism

Hedonism is the belief that pleasure is the most important thing


calumniates

The third-person singular form of calumniate.


calumniated

The past tense and past participle of calumniate.


schmoe

Alternate spelling of schmo - a person who is not smart.

I don't want to hire some schmoe to fix my car when I can do it myself.


schmoes

The plural form of schmo; more than one (kind of) schmo.

The plural form of schmoe; more than one (kind of) schmoe.


schmo

I wouldn't trust Jackson - he's a schmo.


schmuck

The bankers on Central Street are just schmucks.


schmucks

The plural form of schmuck; more than one (kind of) schmuck.


Hall

Mike Hall is my new friend.


Trump

Donald Trump (born 1946), a businessman and current president of the United States of America (2017–2021, 2025–present).

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johnson

You're just asking to get a look at my johnson.


johnsons

The plural form of johnson; more than one (kind of) johnson.


Hitler

Adolf Hitler, German dictator from 1933 to 1945.


Hitler

Hitler is another word for a overly strict or bossy person.

Joe is such a Hitler.


Hitlers

The plural form of Hitler; more than one (kind of) Hitler.


Jonathanson

Jonathanson apparently died today. Mourning for his family'.


Master

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Stalin

Joseph Stalin, Soviet leader from 1922 to 1953.

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Stalin

Stalin is another word for a overly strict or bossy person.

My teacher was a Stalin.


Stalins

The plural form of Stalin; more than one (kind of) Stalin.


encoffin

encoffin (canonical)
encoffins (third-person singular)
encoffined (past)
encoffined (past participle)
encoffining (present participle)

If you encoffin a body, you put the body in a coffin.


encoffins

The third-person singular form of encoffin.


encoffined

The past tense and past participle of encoffin.


classist

A classist is someone who thinks that rich people and poor people should be treated differently.


classists

The plural form of classist; more than one (kind of) classist.


hedonist

An hedonist is someone who always tries to get pleasure.


classism

Classism is the belief that rich people and poor people should be treated differently.


heaven-sent

If something is heaven-sent it appears at the moment you needed it the most.


hemlock

Hemlock is a common plant that has poison


Mad King George

Mad King George is a nickname for the British King George III used in America.

Mad King George is a tyrant!


tyrant

A leader of a country who has total control over everything.

Down with the evil tyrant!


hemlocks

The plural form of hemlock; more than one (kind of) hemlock.


classisms

The plural form of classism; more than one (kind of) classism.


heifers

The plural form of heifer; more than one (kind of) heifer.


hedonists

The plural form of hedonist; more than one (kind of) hedonist.


Farmer George

Farmer George is a nickname for the British King George III.

Farmer George is a tyrant!


peters

The plural form of peter; more than one (kind of) peter.


tyrants

The plural form of tyrant; more than one (kind of) tyrant.


workflows

The plural form of workflow; more than one (kind of) workflow.


moo

moo (canonical)
moos (third-person singular)
mooed (past)
mooed (past participle)
mooing (present participle)

If a cow moos it makes the sound it usually makes.


moos

The plural form of moo; more than one (kind of) moo.


mooed

The past tense and past participle of moo.


parachutist

Someone who uses a parachute to jump off an aircraft.

Harrison was a famous parachutist.


parachutists

The plural form of parachutist; more than one (kind of) parachutist.


Trekkie

A Trekkie is a fan of the television series Star Trek.


Whovian

A Whovian is a fan of the British television series Doctor Who.


Trekkies

The plural form of Trekkie; more than one (kind of) Trekkie.


Whovians

The plural form of Whovian; more than one (kind of) Whovian.


lookalike

A lookalike is a person who has a very similar appearance to other person, specially if it is to someone famous.


whodunnit

A whodunnit is a mystery story, that is usually one based on finding the maker of a crime.


mistletoe

A mistletoe is a shrub which has leaves like leather and white berries like wax.

A mistletoe is a sprig used as Christmas decoration.


police box

A police box is a telephone booth that was used to contact the police or by the police.


time travel

Time travel is the ability to go to other point in the past or the future.


punk rock

Punk rock is a kind of music that it is often described as harder, louder, and cruder than other rock music.


panacea

A panacea is a mythical medicine that can cure all illnesses.

A panacea is something that can solve all problems.


short-term

A short-term care, effects, relationships, solutions, etc. are those that will last for a short time.

This short-term plan deals with the next few days.


lookalikes

The plural form of lookalike; more than one (kind of) lookalike.


whodunnits

The plural form of whodunnit; more than one (kind of) whodunnit.


whodunit

A whodunit is a mystery story, that is usually one based on finding the maker of a crime.


whodunits

The plural form of whodunit; more than one (kind of) whodunit.


mistletoes

The plural form of mistletoe; more than one (kind of) mistletoe.


panaceas

The plural form of panacea; more than one (kind of) panacea.


in a pickle

If you are in a pickle, you are in a difficult situation.

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carat

A carat is a unit of weight used to weigh precious stones. One carat is equal to 200 milligrams.

The rare emerald weighs over 15 carats.

A unit for measuring the purity of gold. Gold that is 24 carats is completely pure gold. Gold with fewer carats has other metals mixed in.

While 24-carat gold is the most valuable, it is often too soft for everyday jewellery and can easily bend or scratch.


carats

The plural form of carat; more than one (kind of) carat.


depiction

A depiction is something that is used to show how something is, for example a drawing.


depictions

The plural form of depiction; more than one (kind of) depiction.


pelagic

pelagic (positive)
more pelagic (comparative)
most pelagic (superlative)

If something is pelagic, it lives in the open sea rather than in coastal or inland waters.

Mackerel is a type of pelagic fish.

/pəˈlæd͡ʒɪk/


armskote

An armskote is a storage room where firearms and magazines are kept.


armskotes

The plural form of armskote; more than one (kind of) armskote.


political party

political party
political parties (plural)

A political party is an organization of people who have similar opinions about how society should work and who try to participate in the government.


political parties

The plural form of political party; more than one (kind of) political party.


gentry

Gentry are people of good social position.


gentries

The plural form of gentry; more than one (kind of) gentry.


Doug

Doug is a male given name. It is usually short for Douglas.


Walt

Walt is a male given name. It is usually short for Walter.


Orlando

* (US) enPR: ôr-lănʹ-dō, IPA ⁽ᵏᵉʸ⁾: /ɔrˈlæn.doʊ/
* (UK) IPA ⁽ᵏᵉʸ⁾: /ɔːˈlæn.dəʊ/
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Orlando is a city in Florida, United States.


Miami

Miami is a city in Florida, United States.


Karelia

Karelia is a historical region in Europe.

Karelia is an autonomous republic in Russia; the capital city is Petrozavodsk.


Mari El

Mari El is an autonomous republic in Russia; the capital city is Yoshkar-Ola.


St. Petersburg

Alternative name for Saint Petersburg, Russia.

St. Petersburg is a city in Florida, United States.


Gloria

/ˈɡlɔːr.ɪ.ə/


Mitch

Mitch is a male given name. It is usually short for Mitchell.


Luigi

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refax

refax (canonical)
refaxes (third-person singular)
refaxed (past)
refaxed (past participle)
refaxing (present participle)

If you refax something, you fax it again.


refaxes

The third-person singular form of refax.


refaxed

The past tense and past participle of refax.


refeed

refeed (canonical)
refeeds (third-person singular)
refeeded (past)
refeeded (past participle)
refeeding (present participle)

If you refeed something, you feed it again.


refeeds

The third-person singular form of refeed.


refeeded

The past tense and past participle of refeed.


garbage collector

garbage collector
garbage collectors (plural)

A garbage collector is someone with job of removing waste from the places where it should not be and transport it to the correct place.


blurry

blurry (positive)
blurrier (comparative)
blurriest (superlative)

If an image is blurry, it is not clear and it is difficult to see it.


muzzy

muzzy (positive)
muzzier (comparative)
muzziest (superlative)

If you feel muzzy, you have a feeling of spinning around and losing your balance.


myxomatosis

Myxomatosis is a lethal illness of rabbits.


sorely

If something happens sorely, it happens to a very high degree or intensity.


leaven

A leaven is an agent that is used to make dough rise.

A leaven is anything that causes something to change, especially a corrupting or vitiating change.


leaven

leaven (canonical)
leavens (third-person singular)
leavened (past)
leavened (past participle)
leavening (present participle)

If you leaven something, you add leavening agent to it.

Yeast is used to leaven bread, making it rise during baking.


Rip

Rip is a male given name. It is usually short for Ripley.


Dougal

Dougal is the best doctor ever.


blurrier

The comparative form of blurry; more blurry.


blurriest

The superlative form of blurry; most blurry.


muzzier

The comparative form of muzzy; more muzzy.


muzziest

The superlative form of muzzy; most muzzy.


garbage collectors

The plural form of garbage collector; more than one (kind of) garbage collector.


leavens

The plural form of leaven; more than one (kind of) leaven.


leavens

The third-person singular form of leaven.


leavened

The past tense and past participle of leaven.


sympathetically

If you do something sympathetically, you do it with sympathy.

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sympathetical

sympathetical (positive)
more sympathetical (comparative)
most sympathetical (superlative)


arrowhead

An arrowhead is a pointed piece at the tip of an arrow, usually made of metal or stone, used for hunting or combat.

The hunter carefully aimed the bow and released the arrow, which struck the target with its sharp arrowhead.


arrowheads

The plural form of arrowhead; more than one (kind of) arrowhead.


recidivism

Recidivism is the act of committing new offenses after a crime committed in the past.


recidivisms

The plural form of recidivism; more than one (kind of) recidivism.


caulk

Historically, it refers to filling the seams between the planks of a ship's hull with materials such as tow and pitch to make it waterproof.


caulk

caulk (canonical)
caulks (third-person singular)
caulked (past)
caulked (past participle)
caulking (present participle)

I have carefully caulked the area around the windows.


caulks

The plural form of caulk; more than one (kind of) caulk.


caulks

The third-person singular form of caulk.


caulked

The past tense and past participle of caulk.


sulfate

A sulfate is a chemical substance that contains sulfur and oxygen joined together in a group called SO₄.

Sulfates are often formed from sulfuric acid and are found in many minerals, medicines, and cleaning products.

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sulfate

sulfate (canonical)
sulfates (third-person singular)
sulfated (past)
sulfated (past participle)
sulfating (present participle)

To sulfate means to treat or combine something with sulfate or sulfuric acid, or to form a sulfate compound.

The metal surface can sulfate when it reacts with sulfur compounds.


ciao

A greeting or farewell using the word "ciao".


sulfates

The plural form of sulfate; more than one (kind of) sulfate.


sulfates

The third-person singular form of sulfate.


sulfated

The past tense and past participle of sulfate.


ciaos

The plural form of ciao; more than one (kind of) ciao.


millennial

Millennial is something related to the generation of people who was born from around the early 1980s to about 1996

Millennial is something that is one thousand years old.


millennial

A millennial is a person from the generation called Millennials.


millennials

The plural form of millennial; more than one (kind of) millennial.


amino

Relating to, being, or containing an amine group.


amino

A unique organic R group (side chain) that determines its specific properties.


aminos

The plural form of amino; more than one (kind of) amino.


intercalary

It refers to a day, month, or period that is inserted into the calendar so that the civil year coincides with the solar year.


intercalary

In very specific contexts of ancient chronology, intercalary is sometimes used as a noun to refer to the leap month itself (an "intercalary"), although this is uncommon today.


intercalaries

The plural form of intercalary; more than one (kind of) intercalary.


secant

A secant line is any straight line that intersects a curve at two or more distinct points.

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peppy

peppy (positive)
peppier (comparative)
peppiest (superlative)

If you are peppy you have a lot of energy and are optimistic


peppier

The comparative form of peppy; more peppy.


peppiest

The superlative form of peppy; most peppy.


cutthroat

A violent person, especially a murderer who slits the throats of his victims.


cutthroat

cutthroat (positive)
more cutthroat (comparative)
most cutthroat (superlative)

The advertising world is a cutthroat business.


cutthroats

The plural form of cutthroat; more than one (kind of) cutthroat.


antonomasia

An antonomasia is when instead of saying the name of a person or a thing, you change it for a well known description or title of it. For example, saying "Man of Steel" instead of Superman.

An antonomasia is when you use a proper noun to describe something. For example, calling a strong man "a Hercules".

/ˌæntənəʊˈmeɪzɪə/

/ˌæntənəˈmeɪʒə/


artichoke

An artichoke is a green vegetable related to the thistle.


thistle

A thistle is a sharp weed with purple flowers


antonomasias

The plural form of antonomasia; more than one (kind of) antonomasia.


Ü


artichokes

The plural form of artichoke; more than one (kind of) artichoke.


chilblain

A chilblain is a red painful concentration of blood on hands, ears or feet caused by cold.


teamwork

Teamwork is when people work together to get a result.


sulfuric

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chilblains

The plural form of chilblain; more than one (kind of) chilblain.


existent

That which exists; that which is not imaginary, fictitious, or purely theoretical.


dud

A dud is something that is useless because it does not work properly.


duds

The plural form of dud; more than one (kind of) dud.


quantitative

quantitative (positive)
more quantitative (comparative)
most quantitative (superlative)

Quantitative information, research, or analysis deals with amounts or numbers, and can be measured or shown in numbers.

The study used quantitative data from 500 students.

In language or poetry, a quantitative system of metre is based on the length of sounds or syllables rather than on stress.

Classical Latin verse is quantitative.


dead of night

The middle of the night, when it is very dark.


first shift

Work shift that runs from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.


second shift

Work shift that runs from 4:00 pm to midnight.


third shift

Work shift that runs from midnight to 8:00 am.


first watch

Nighttime watch used in christianity from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm.


second watch

Nighttime watch used in christianity from 9:00 pm to midnight.


third watch

Nighttime watch used in christianity from midnight to 3:00 am.


fourth watch

Nighttime watch used in christianity from 3:00 am to 6:00 am.


arbitrage

Arbitrage is a market activity in which a tradable item is bought in one market and sold in another so as to profit from the price differences.

/ˈɑrbɪˌtrɑʒ/

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midwatches

The plural form of midwatch; more than one (kind of) midwatch.


retroactive

Something that is retroactive, it refers to something that takes effect from a date in the past and impacts past transactions or rights.


arbitrages

The plural form of arbitrage; more than one (kind of) arbitrage.


tradable

If something is tradable, it can be traded.


tradeable

If something is tradeable, it can be traded.


pescetarianism

Pescetarianism is the practice of eating vegetables, fruit, nuts, beans and fish or seafood but not mammals or birds.


pescetarian

A pescetarian is a person who does not eat animal flesh except fish or seafood.


pescetarians

The plural form of pescetarian; more than one (kind of) pescetarian.


advantageously

If something is done advantageously, it is done in an advantageous manner.


alias

An alias is another name that a person uses.

The actor used the alias "Amanda Xi" when she checked into the hotel.

An alias is a false name used to hide who someone really is.

The suspect was travelling under the alias "Michael Stone".

The police were looking for Robert Taylor, alias Rob King.

In computing, an alias is a different name used for a file, command, or email address.

I made an alias for the long command so I could type it more quickly.


worrywart

If you are a worrywart you always worry about a lot of things, even if they are not important.


worrywarts

The plural form of worrywart; more than one (kind of) worrywart.


antipathy

If you have antipathy to someone or something you dislike it a lot, often without a conscious reason for it.


antipathies

The plural form of antipathy; more than one (kind of) antipathy.


ploy

A ploy is a clever tactic to get some result, specially to trick or convince someone to do something.


ploys

The plural form of ploy; more than one (kind of) ploy.


chess board

A chess board is a board where you play chess on.


skillfulness

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aliases

The plural form of alias; more than one (kind of) alias.


chess boards

The plural form of chess board; more than one (kind of) chess board.


chessboard

A chessboard is a board where you play chess on.


chessboards

The plural form of chessboard; more than one (kind of) chessboard.


pantheon

A pantheon is the group of all gods of a religion or mythology

A pantheon is a temple to adore all gods.


panthea

The plural form of pantheon; more than one (kind of) pantheon.


Nate

Nate is a male given name. It is usually short for Nathan or Nathaniel.


Ned

Ned is a male given name. It is usually short for Edward.


Ed

Ed is a male given name. It is usually short for Edward.


Jeb

Jeb is a male given name. It is usually short for Jebediah.


Jed

Jed is a male given name. It is usually short for Jedediah.


Jefferson

/ˈd͡ʒɛfəsən/

/ˈd͡ʒɛfɚsən/


Theo

Theo is a male given name. It is usually short for Theodore.


Ted

Ted is a male given name. It is usually short for Theodore.


Vlad

Vlad is a male given name. It is usually short for Vladimir.


Jehovah

/d͡ʒəˈhəʊ.və/


Bate

Bate is a male given name. This was an old nickname for Bartholomew.


Noel

Nothing beats drinking some nice tea for Noel!

Noel is my driver today.


Rog

Rog is a male given name. It is usually short for Roger.


Rodge

Rodge is a male given name. It is usually short for Rodger.

Rodger's pizza is the best.


Davey

Davey is a male given name. It is usually short for David.


Josh

Josh is a male given name. It is usually short for Joshua.


Pete

Pete is a male given name. It is usually short for Peter.


Sariah

Sariah is the owner of a ranch in Utah.


Putin

Vladimir Putin (born 1952), current President of Russia (2000–2008, 2012–present).


Einsteins

The plural form of Einstein; more than one (kind of) Einstein.


Einstein

Einstein is another word for a very smart person.

Wow, Jim, you're the next Einstein.


Ken

Ken is a male given name. It is usually short for Kenneth.


Cranston

Bryan Cranston was an actor in Breaking Bad.


Kit

Kit is a male given name. It is usually short for Christopher.

Kit is a female given name. It is usually short for Katherine.


Reggie

Reggie is a male given name. It is usually short for Reginald.


Murtaugh

Brett Murtaugh is the Governor'.


Link

Link is a male given name. It can be short for Lincoln.


Cate

Cate is a female given name. It is usually short for Catherine.


Kate

Kate is a female given name. It is usually short for Katherine.


Hopkin

Hopkin is a male given name. This was an old nickname for Hob.


Hob

Hob is a male given name. This was an old nickname for Robert.


Canary Islands

The Canary Islands are a province in Spain.


Castro

Fidel Castro (1926–2016), leader of Cuba (1959–2008)


Francoist

A Francoist is a person who supports the Spanish leader Francisco Franco and his political ideas.


Francoists

The plural form of Francoist; more than one (kind of) Francoist.


Maoist

A Maoist is a person who supports the Chinese leader Mao Zedong and his political ideas.


Maoists

The plural form of Maoist; more than one (kind of) Maoist.


Castroite

A Castroite is a person who supports the Cuban leader Fidel Castro and his political ideas.


Castroites

The plural form of Castroite; more than one (kind of) Castroite.


masturbator

He was an infamous masturbator.

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masterbates

masterbate (canonical)
masterbate (third-person singular)
masterbates (past)
masterbated (past participle)
masterbated (present participle)

The third-person singular form of masterbate.


masterbator


masturbators

The plural form of masturbator; more than one (kind of) masturbator.


rapers

The plural form of raper; more than one (kind of) raper.


raper

The San Francisco raper is on the loose after escaping prison.


-son

-son is added to surnames to show that whoever had it was a son of someone with that name.

John + -son = Johnson


-sen

-sen is added to surnames to show that whoever had it was a son of someone. This is used in countries like Denmark.

Ole + -sen = Olsen


semitruck

Alternate spelling of semi truck - an 18-wheeler.


semitrucks

The plural form of semitruck; more than one (kind of) semitruck.


From the number of wheels of a trailer and a truck when connected.

A semi-trailer and the truck connected to it.


The plural form of 18-wheeler; more than one (kind of) 18-wheeler.


semi-trailer

A trailer with only 4 wheels at the back, to be pulled by a special type of truck - a tractor unit. Together with one, it can be an 18-wheeler.


semi trucks

The plural form of semi truck; more than one (kind of) semi truck.


semi-trailers

The plural form of semi-trailer; more than one (kind of) semi-trailer.


tractor unit

A special type of truck, which is for pulling semi-trailers. Together with one, it can be an 18-wheeler.


Fiji

Fiji is a country made of islands in Oceania.


Marshall Islands

The Marshall Islands are a country in Micronesia.


Federated States of Micronesia

The Federated States of Micronesia is a country in Micronesia.


Guam

Guam is a territory of the United States in Micronesia.


Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States in the Caribbean.


Northern Mariana Islands

The Northern Mariana Islands is a territory of the United States in Micronesia.


U.S. Virgin Islands

Alternate form of US Virgin Islands - a territory of the United States in the Caribbean.


US Virgin Islands

Abbreviation of United States Virgin Islands - a territory of the United States in the Caribbean.


United States Virgin Islands

The United States Virgin Islands are a territory of the United States in the Caribbean.


American Samoa

American Samoa is a territory of the United States in Polynesia.


Charlotte Amalie

Charlotte Amalie is the capital of the United States Virgin Islands.


Charleston

Charleston is the capital of West Virginia.


Scottsdale

Scottsdale is a city in Arizona in the United States of America.


phoenix

A fictional bird that lived for a long time, before burning itself and being reborn from its own ashes, to repeat the same thing over again.


Hiedler

Hiedler is a surname. It is most famous for being the way Hitler was originally spelled.


Mahomet

Variant spelling of Muhammad, the prophet of Islam.


Marnie

Marnie is a female given name. It is usually short for Marina.


Gil

Gil is a male given name. It is usually short for Gilbert.


Anakin

Anakin is a male given name. It is known for being from Star Wars.


smokejumper

A smokejumper is a firefighter who parachutes into an area, mostly forests, to fight wildfires.


smokejumpers

The plural form of smokejumper; more than one (kind of) smokejumper.


lifeguard

A lifeguard is an expert swimmer who watches a pool, lake or any other type of water, in order to help swimmers.


lifeguards

The plural form of lifeguard; more than one (kind of) lifeguard.


dockworker

A dockworker is a person who works at a dock, most of the time to load and unload ships.


dockworkers

The plural form of dockworker; more than one (kind of) dockworker.


medics

The plural form of medic; more than one (kind of) medic.


medic

A medic is a person who helps people medically.


monsieur

A monsieur is a man, especially a French one.


messieurs

The plural form of monsieur; more than one (kind of) monsieur.


Protestant

A Protestant is a member of many of the Christian churches that left the Catholic Church during the Protestant Reformation.

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Cain

Cain is the son of Adam and Eve who killed his brother Abel.


Atkin

Atkin is a male given name. This was an old nickname for Adam.


Catholicism

Catholicism is the beliefs and practices of a large group of Christians who have the pope as their leader.

/kəˈθɒlɪsɪzəm/


filmmaker

A filmmaker is someone who produces or directs movies.


Daw

Daw is a male given name. This was an old nickname for David.


phoenixes

The plural form of phoenix; more than one (kind of) phoenix.


Ritchie

Ritchie is a male given name. It is usually short for Richard.


apartheid

Apartheid is the policy where people are kept apart based on the color of their skin.


glasnost

Glasnost is the policy in the Soviet Union during the late 1980s that allowed people to say what they want and criticize the government without getting in trouble.


Prussia

Prussia was a former country that was a kingdom, a duchy and a province during its existence. It was destroyed in 1947, after World War 2.


lil

My Sis is very lil.


sis

I climbed a tree with my sis.


COO

COO is a short way of saying "chief operating officer" or "chief operations officer"

The COO is Mr. Jeffries.


CFO

CFO is a short way of saying "chief financial officer".

The CFO is Moe.


Artie

Artie is a male given name. It is usually short for Arthur.


Rudy

Rudy is a male given name. It is usually short for Rudolph.


Quint

Quint is a male given name. It can be short for Quentin or Quinton.


Dob

Dob is a male given name. This was an old nickname for Robert.


Zack

Zack is a male given name. It is usually short for Zachary or Zackary.


Zach

Zach is a male given name. It is usually short for Zachary.


filmmakers

The plural form of filmmaker; more than one (kind of) filmmaker.


Protestants

The plural form of Protestant; more than one (kind of) Protestant.


chief operating officer

chief operating officer
chief operating officers (plural)

The chief operating officer is the person in a corporation or company who has the second most power.


chief operating officers

The plural form of chief operating officer; more than one (kind of) chief operating officer.


chief operations officer

chief operations officer
chief operations officers (plural)

An alternate way to say chief operating officer.


chief operations officers

The plural form of chief operations officer; more than one (kind of) chief operations officer.


DRC

DRC is a short way of saying "Democratic Republic of the Congo".


ROC

ROC is a short way of saying "Republic of China".

ROC is a short way of saying "Republic of the Congo".


Herry

Herry is a male given name. This was an old nickname for Henry.


Hann

Hann is a male given name. This was an old variant of John.


Gib

Gib is a male given name. This was an old nickname for Gilbert.


Hodge

Hodge is a male given name. This was an old nickname for Roger.


Hudde

Hudde is a male given name. This was an old nickname for Hugh.


Kev

Kev is a male given name. It is usually short for Kevin.


Jep

Jep is a male given name. This was an old nickname for Geoffrey.


Germain

Germain is a surname. This surname is from the name.


Rhodesian

Rhodesian (positive)
more Rhodesian (comparative)
most Rhodesian (superlative)

Something or someone that is Rhodesian comes from Rhodesia.


Rhodesians

The plural form of Rhodesian; more than one (kind of) Rhodesian.


Zimbabwean

Zimbabwean (positive)
more Zimbabwean (comparative)
most Zimbabwean (superlative)

Something or someone that is Zimbabwean comes from Zimbabwe.


Zimbabweans

The plural form of Zimbabwean; more than one (kind of) Zimbabwean.


Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe is a country in Eastern Africa. Its official name is the Republic of Zimbabwe.


-sson

-sson is added to surnames to show that whoever had it was a son of someone. This is used in countries like Sweden.

Magnus + -sson = Magnusson


Davy

Davy is a male given name. It is usually short for David.


Lancaster

Lancaster is a city and district in Northern England in the United Kingdom.

Lancaster is a city in Pennsylvania. It is named after the British Lancaster.


Van der Bilt


Tel

Tel is a male given name. It is short for Terry or Terence.


Terry

Terry is a male given name. It is usually short for Terrence.


Jez

Jez is a male given name. It is usually short for Jeremy.


Jezza

Jezza is a male given name. It is usually short for Jeremy.


Jonty

Jonty is a male given name. It is usually short for Jonathan.


Lawrie

Lawrie is a male given name. It is usually short for Lawrence.


Mick

Mick is a male given name. It is usually short for Michael.


Mick

Mick is an insult to refer to an Irish person.


Mickey

Mickey is a male given name. It is usually short for Michael.


Micks

The plural form of Mick; more than one (kind of) Mick.


Micky

Micky is a male given name. It is usually short for Michael.


Micheal

Micheal is a male given name. It is usually short for Michael.


retax

retax (canonical)
retaxes (third-person singular)
retaxed (past)
retaxed (past participle)
retaxing (present participle)

If you retax someone, you tax them again.


retaxes

The third-person singular form of retax.


retaxed

The past tense and past participle of retax.


restrap

restrap (canonical)
restraps (third-person singular)
restraped (past)
restraped (past participle)
restraping (present participle)

If you restrap something, you strap it again.


restraps

The third-person singular form of restrap.


restraped

The past tense and past participle of restrap.


palmist

A palmist is someone who can tell what will happen to you by looking at your hand.


immemorial

If something is from time immemorial, it is so old nobody knows when it began.

These rocks have been here since time immemorial.

An immemorial story, ritual, fear, etc. is one that has been around for as long as we can remember.

The farmers faced hunger as they lost their crops, along with the immemorial order of their calendars.


self-harming

self-harm (canonical)
self-harms (third-person singular)
self-harmed (past)
self-harmed (past participle)
self-harming (present participle)


self-harms

The third-person singular form of self-harm.


self-harmed

The past tense and past participle of self-harm.


self-injuries

The plural form of self-injury; more than one (kind of) self-injury.


self-mutilation

Self-mutilation means someone who causes self-harm; hurting oneself on purpose.

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mutilation

Mutilation means to destroy, remove, or damage a limb or other body part of a person or an animal.

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mutilations

The plural form of mutilation; more than one (kind of) mutilation.


obsessor

Obsessor means a person who is obsessed with someone or something.


obsessors

The plural form of obsessor; more than one (kind of) obsessor.


obsessionist

Obsessionist means a person who has an obsession with someone or something.


obsessionists

The plural form of obsessionist; more than one (kind of) obsessionist.


obsessedness

Obsessedness means how obsessed a person is with someone or something.


self-obsessed

self-obsessed (positive)
more self-obsessed (comparative)
most self-obsessed (superlative)

To be self-obsessed means to be fixated on oneself, one’s own interests, or concerns.


beat a dead horse

Beat a dead horse means to waste time and effort trying to do something when there is no chance of succeeding.

Beat a dead horse means to keep talking about the same thing repeatedly after it has been talked about.


have someone or something on the brain

To have someone or something on the brain means to be obsessed with someone or something.


self-harmer

Self-harmer means someone who hurts themselves on purpose; a person who causes self-injury.

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self-harmers

The plural form of self-harmer; more than one (kind of) self-harmer.


gumdrop

A small, chewy candy, usually covered in sugar and often flavored like fruit.


obsessive compulsive disorder

Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a mental and behavioral disorder, characterized by obsessive intrusive thoughts and a compulsion to ease the resulting obsession by repeating specific routines or rituals, regardless of one’s interference with other activities.


police car

A police car is a car that policemen use to drive.

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gumdrops

The plural form of gumdrop; more than one (kind of) gumdrop.


gaur

A gaur is a large asian bovine found in Southeast Asia and South Asia.


banteng

A banteng is a wild ox found in Southeast Asia.


kouprey

A kouprey is a wild ox that is found in Cambodia and Southeast Asia and known to be the National Animal of Cambodia.


Jacobean

Jacobean (positive)
more Jacobean (comparative)
most Jacobean (superlative)

If something is Jacobean, it is related to the king of Scotland and England James VI and I (1566-1625) or his time period.


isthmus

An isthmus is a narrow piece of land that connects two larger pieces of land.


koupreys

The plural form of kouprey; more than one (kind of) kouprey.


bantengs

The plural form of banteng; more than one (kind of) banteng.


gaurs

The plural form of gaur; more than one (kind of) gaur.


isthmuses

The plural form of isthmus; more than one (kind of) isthmus.


warbag

A warbag is a bag used by soldiers to carry equipment.


warbags

The plural form of warbag; more than one (kind of) warbag.


straw poll

A straw poll is an unofficial survey of a vote.


exit poll

An exit poll is a poll taken from a pool of voters as they leave a voting station and the results are used to predict the outcome of an election.


imperialism

Imperialism is when a powerful country takes control of weaker countries or territories to gain power, land, or resources. The places they take control of are called colonies.


militarism

Militarism is the idea the countries must have large, powerful militaries, or that the military is the most important part of a country.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has led to more support for European militarism.


imperialisms

The plural form of imperialism; more than one (kind of) imperialism.


militarisms

The plural form of militarism; more than one (kind of) militarism.


Jeoff

Jeoff is a male given name. It is usually short for Jeoffrey.


Geff

Geff is a male given name. It is usually short for Geffrey.


pathos

Pathos is a rhetorical and literary technique that appeals to the audience's emotions—such as pity, sadness, anger, or fear—to persuade or evoke a response.


beyond repair

If something is beyond repair, it can’t be fixed.


electric shock

If someone gets an electric shock, they get a painful feeling when they come in contact with electricity.

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electric shocks

The plural form of electric shock; more than one (kind of) electric shock.


unleavened

If bread is unleavened, it is made without yeast.


pterodactyl

A pterodactyl is a large flying reptile that lived in the time of the dinosaurs.


pterodactyls

The plural form of pterodactyl; more than one (kind of) pterodactyl.


have a thing about someone or something

To have a thing about someone or something means to like or dislike someone or something very much.


twitterpated

twitterpated (positive)
more twitterpated (comparative)
most twitterpated (superlative)

To be twitterpated by someone or something means to be infatuated or obsessed with someone or something.


defrock

defrock (canonical)
defrocks (third-person singular)
defrocked (past)
defrocked (past participle)
defrocking (present participle)

If you defrock a person, you remove their rights to do something formally.

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defrocks

The third-person singular form of defrock.


defrocked

The past tense and past participle of defrock.


readopt

readopt (canonical)
readopts (third-person singular)
readopted (past)
readopted (past participle)
readopting (present participle)

If you readopt something, you adopt it again.


readopts

The third-person singular form of readopt.


readopted

The past tense and past participle of readopt.


readorn

readorn (canonical)
readorns (third-person singular)
readorned (past)
readorned (past participle)
readorning (present participle)

If you readorn something, you adorn it again.


readorned

The past tense and past participle of readorn.


readorns

The third-person singular form of readorn.


rebend

rebend (canonical)
rebends (third-person singular)
rebent (past)
rebent (past participle)
rebending (present participle)

If you rebend something, you bend it again.


rebends

The third-person singular form of rebend.


rebent

The past tense and past participle of rebend.


recement

recement (canonical)
recements (third-person singular)
recemented (past)
recemented (past participle)
recementing (present participle)

If you recement something, you cement it again.


recements

The third-person singular form of recement.


recemented

The past tense and past participle of recement.


reconsign

reconsign (canonical)
reconsigns (third-person singular)
reconsigned (past)
reconsigned (past participle)
reconsigning (present participle)

If you reconsign something, you consign it again.


reconsigns

The third-person singular form of reconsign.


reconsigned

The past tense and past participle of reconsign.


recrank

recrank (canonical)
recranks (third-person singular)
recranked (past)
recranked (past participle)
recranking (present participle)

If you recrank something, you crank it again.


recranks

The third-person singular form of recrank.


recranked

The past tense and past participle of recrank.


redust

redust (canonical)
redusts (third-person singular)
redusted (past)
redusted (past participle)
redusting (present participle)

If you redust something, you dust it again.


redusts

The third-person singular form of redust.


redusted

The past tense and past participle of redust.


riffraff

Riffraff refers to people of a low or undesirable class or position.


nominator

A nominator is a person who nominates others.


nominators

The plural form of nominator; more than one (kind of) nominator.


impersonator

An impersonator is someone who impersonates another person.


impersonators

The plural form of impersonator; more than one (kind of) impersonator.


feign

feign (canonical)
feigns (third-person singular)
feigned (past)
feigned (past participle)
feigning (present participle)

If you feign something, you make a false show so as to deceive others.


feigns

The third-person singular form of feign.


feigned

The past tense and past participle of feign.


rifled

rifle (canonical)
rifles (third-person singular)
rifled (past)
rifled (past participle)
rifling (present participle)

The past tense and past participle of rifle.


gaufrette

A gaufrette is a crispy fried slice of potato.


gaufrettes

The plural form of gaufrette; more than one (kind of) gaufrette.


Qatar

Qatar is a country in West Asia, its capital is Doha

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Qatari

Something or someone that is Qatari comes from Qatar.

The Qatari currency is the riyal.


Qataris

The plural form of Qatari; more than one (kind of) Qatari.


phub

phub (canonical)
phubs (third-person singular)
phubbed (past)
phubbed (past participle)
phubbing (present participle)

If you phub, you ignore the conversation around you as you are focusing on your smartphone.


phubbed

The past tense and past participle of phub.


epiphenomenalism

Epiphenomenalism is the idea that consciousness is created by the body and it does not do anything after its effect, to include making other thoughts.


substance dualism

Substance dualism is the idea that the body and the mind are two separate things, where the body exists in the observable world, the mind exists in the unobservable world and the mind can cause the body to do things.


crypt

A crypt is an underground room, specially one in churches that have people buried


crypts

The plural form of crypt; more than one (kind of) crypt.


berryade

Berryade is a cold drink made of berries, water, and a lot of sugar.

I would like a cool glass of berryade.


strawberryade

Berryade is a cold drink made of strawberries, water, and a lot of sugar.

I would like a cool glass of strawberryade.


watermelonade

Berryade is a cold drink made of watermelon, water, and a lot of sugar.

I would like a cool glass of watermelonade.


-ade

Used to indicate a drink made from a fruit.

lemonade

limeade

berryade

strawberryade

watermelonade


collaborative

collaborative (positive)
more collaborative (comparative)
most collaborative (superlative)

If something is collaborative, is is done with the effort of multiple people.

No need to thank me – it was a collaborative effort.


mahogany

Mahogany is the valuable wood of any of various trees of the genus Swietenia

Mahogany is any of the trees from which such wood comes.

Mahogany is a reddish-brown color, like that of mahogany wood.


mahoganies

The plural form of mahogany; more than one (kind of) mahogany.


ashtray

An ashtray is a small dish for ash and butts from cigarettes and cigars.


ashtrays

The plural form of ashtray; more than one (kind of) ashtray.


unproductive

unproductive (positive)
more unproductive (comparative)
most unproductive (superlative)

If a person is unproductive, they are unable to produce a meaningful result.


subscript

A subscript is a type of lettering form written lower than the things around it.

In chemical formulas the number of atoms in a molecule is written as a subscript, so we write H₂O for water which has two atoms of hydrogen for each one of oxygen.

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subscripts

The plural form of subscript; more than one (kind of) subscript.


superscript

A superscript is a type of lettering form written above the things around it.

In x², the 2 written in superscript means “to the power of two”.


superscripts

The plural form of superscript; more than one (kind of) superscript.


braggart

A braggart is someone who constantly brags or boasts.


braggarts

The plural form of braggart; more than one (kind of) braggart.


braggadocio

A braggadocio is someone who makes many empty boasts.

/ˌbræ.ɡəˈdəʊ.t͡ʃəʊ/


braggadocios

The plural form of braggadocio; more than one (kind of) braggadocio.


braggadocious

braggadocious (positive)
more braggadocious (comparative)
most braggadocious (superlative)

A braggadocious person is someone who makes a lot of empty boasts.

/ˌbræ.ɡəˈdəʊ.ʃəs/


weald

A weald is an archaic term for a forest or woods.

The group went for a peaceful hike through the weald near the town.


wealds

The plural form of weald; more than one (kind of) weald.


aquaplane

aquaplane (canonical)
aquaplanes (third-person singular)
aquaplaned (past)
aquaplaned (past participle)
aquaplaning (present participle)

If a car aquaplanes, it loses traction with the road due to the vehicle's tyres sliding on a film of water on the road.


aquaplanes

The third-person singular form of aquaplane.


aquaplaned

The past tense and past participle of aquaplane.


obby

On Roblox, an obby is an obstacle course.

An obby usually starts out easy and gets tougher as it goes.

On RuneScape and Minecraft, obby is obsidian.

We need to collect some obby for a Nether Portal.


obbies

The plural form of obby; more than one (kind of) obby.


sandstorm

A sandstorm is a big wind that causes big clouds of dust and sand.


sandstorms

The plural form of sandstorm; more than one (kind of) sandstorm.


coefficient

A coefficient is a number or item that acts as a measure of something.

x has a coefficient value 5.

[ˌkəʊ.ɪˈfɪʃn̩t]


automatism

In philosophy, automatism is the idea that all living beings are not controlled by their thoughts or feelings. Instead, what a being does is determined by the rules of how the universe works, like gravity. For example, this idea sees that a person has the same amount of control over their actions whether they are hiccuping or playing video games.

/ɔːˈtɒmətɪzəm/


coefficients

The plural form of coefficient; more than one (kind of) coefficient.


bridesmaid

A bridesmaid is a woman who attends the bride in her wedding.


ramification

A ramification is a complex outcome that is caused by an action or decision.

/ˌræməfəˈkeɪʃən/

/ræməfɪˈkæɪʃən/

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ramifications

The plural form of ramification; more than one (kind of) ramification.


bridesmaids

The plural form of bridesmaid; more than one (kind of) bridesmaid.


vendetta

A vendetta is a conflict between two parties where revenge is desired.


vendettas

The plural form of vendetta; more than one (kind of) vendetta.


perseveration

Perseveration means the repetition of a specific word, phrase, action, or thought after the stimulus that prompted it has ceased.


perseverations

The plural form of perseveration; more than one (kind of) perseveration.


perseverate

perseverate (canonical)
perseverates (third-person singular)
perseverated (past)
perseverated (past participle)
perseverating (present participle)

Perseverate means to repeat a specific word, phrase, action, or thought after the stimulus that prompted it has ceased.


perseverates

The third-person singular form of perseverate.


perseverated

The past tense and past participle of perseverate.


y'all'dn't've

A contraction of you all would not have.


twenty-first

the twenty-first thing is the one that is number twenty-one (21) in order.

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twenty-first

A twenty-first of something is one of twenty-one equal parts of that thing.


Frisia

Frisia is a region in the Netherlands and the north of Germany.

Frisia is a province in the north of the Netherlands, at the left of Groningen.


Frisian

The government of Friesland wants more schools to teach the Frisian language.


Frisian

A Frisian is a person who comes from Frisia.

Yfke is a Frisian.


Frisian

Someone or something Frisian comes from Frisia.

Sugar bread is Frisian food.

John de Vries is Frisian, but has never been in Frisia.

Something Frisian is from the Frisian language or language family.

The Frisian word for Friesland is Fryslân.


rafute

Rafute is Okinawan food of pig flesh simmered in soy sauce.


Kwantlen

A Kwantlen is a person of the Sto꞉lo people that lives in the area of Fort Langley and McMillan Island.


Kwantlen

Something that is Kwantlen is of the Kwantlen people.


q̓ʷa:n̓ƛ̓ən̓


Friesland

Friesland is a province in the north of the Netherlands, at the left of Groningen.


alpaca

A domesticated animal from South America, similar to a llama, that is kept for its soft wool.


property dualism

In philosophy, property dualism is the idea that only the things understood using our senses (and not our mind) exist and these things may have mental qualities (such as the ability to speak or to feel pain). That is, there is no mental quality if the thing does not exist in the world, including consciousness. If a person dies, their mind no longer exists.


corona

The corona is the outermost atmosphere of the sun. (visible during an eclipse)

The corona is a bright circle around the moon or sun.

The corona is an electrical glow around a conductor.

The corona is the trumpet-shaped center of a flower. (like a daffodil)


alpacas

The plural form of alpaca; more than one (kind of) alpaca.


twenty-firsts

The plural form of twenty-first; more than one (kind of) twenty-first.


coronas

The plural form of corona; more than one (kind of) corona.


Frisians

The plural form of Frisian; more than one (kind of) Frisian.


Okinawan

If something is Okinawan, it is related to Okinawa Prefecture, Japan.

/ˌɒkiːˈnɑːwən/


soy sauce

Soy sauce is a condiment sauce that is commonly found in Asian cuisine. It is made from fermented soybeans, salt, and sometimes wheat.


soya sauce

Soya sauce is a condiment sauce that is commonly found in Asian cuisine. It is made from fermented soyabeans, salt, and sometimes wheat.


soya

Soya is a type of bean used for a wide variety of different foods. It is used for things like tofu, soy sauce, soy milk, and also substitutes for meat, milk and milk products.


Okinawa

Okinawa is a prefecture and island group of Japan.

Okinawa is the main island of the Okinawa and Ryukyu Islands of Okinawa Prefecture.

Okinawa is the second-largest city on Okinawa Islands.

/ˌɒkiːˈnɑːwə/


prefecture

A prefecture is a region that is under the jurisdiction of a prefect.


prefectures

The plural form of prefecture; more than one (kind of) prefecture.


tofu

Tofu is a protein-rich food that is made from curdled soy milk.


tofus

The plural form of tofu; more than one (kind of) tofu.


twenty-second

the twenty-second thing is the one that is number twenty-one (21) in order.


twenty-second

A twenty-secondtwenty-first of something is one of twenty-one equal parts of that thing.


twenty-seconds

The plural form of twenty-second; more than one (kind of) twenty-second.


architectural

If something is architectural, it is related to the design and construction of an architecture.

architectural design

/ˌɑrkɪˈtɛkt͡ʃərəl/


nameless

If something is nameless, it does not have a name.

If something is nameless, its name is unknown.


unworthy

unworthy (positive)
unworthier (comparative)
unworthiest (superlative)

Something that is unworthy lacks value or merit.


unworthier

The comparative form of unworthy; more unworthy.


unworthiest

The superlative form of unworthy; most unworthy.


worthiness

The worthiness of something is how worthy something is.


go on and on about something

To go on and on about something means to keep talking about something repeatedly, especially to the point where it bores or annoys other people.


again and again

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bang on

To bang on about something means to keep talking about something repeatedly.


suffragette

A suffragette is a female supporter of women's right to vote in the early 20th century.


suffragettes

The plural form of suffragette; more than one (kind of) suffragette.


czar

An emperor or male monarch, especially one of the former emperors of Russia.

An autocratic ruler or leader with absolute power.

An appointed official in the U.S. government who has authority over or coordinates policy for a specific area (e.g., energy czar, drug czar).

A person who has commanding authority or great influence in a particular field or activity (e.g., a fashion czar, a banking czar).


czars

The plural form of czar; more than one (kind of) czar.


codex

A codex is an ancient manuscript book made of bound sheets of papyrus, parchment, or vellum, with pages sewn or glued together along one edge — the historical predecessor to the modern printed book.

A codex is a systematic collection or digest of laws, rules, or standards (e.g., the Codex Alimentarius for food regulations).


chromatic

chromatic (positive)
more chromatic (comparative)
most chromatic (superlative)

Of, relating to, or having color; possessing a hue (not white, black, or gray).

Of or involving the chromatic scale, which moves by half steps (semitones) and uses all twelve pitches, including sharps and flats.

Capable of being stained or colored by dyes (refers to tissue or cellular structures).

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codices

The plural form of codex; more than one (kind of) codex.


bolero

The bolero is a dance typical of Spain in 18th and early 19th centuries

A bolero is a type of song with origin in Cuba and with love themes.


paperboy

A paperboy is a boy who delivers newspapers to homes.


paper boy


inglenook

A small, recessed space or alcove built into the side of a large fireplace, typically containing fixed benches or seats where people can sit close to the fire while being sheltered from drafts.