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A hard outer layer, like on bread, the Earth, or a wound. "The crust of the bread was golden and crispy." Synonyms: shell, layer, coating.
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To run quickly with short, light steps, like a child or animal. "The rabbit scampered away into the bushes." Synonyms: dash, dart, scurry.
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To be in the middle of something, often surrounded by it. "He remained strong amidst the storm." Synonyms: among, in the middle of, surrounded by.
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A little fat in a cute way, often used for babies or pets. "The chubby puppy rolled on the grass." Synonyms: plump, pudgy, round.
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A raised pile of something, like dirt or sand, or a small hill. "The farmer stood on a mound of hay." Synonyms: pile, heap, hill.
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A religious service held during Christmas celebrations. "They sang carols at Holy Mass." Synonyms: Christmas Mass, Midnight Mass.
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To criticize or reprimand someone for their behavior. "She scolded him for making a mess." Synonyms: reprimand, rebuke, lecture.
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A long thread used for knitting or a long, exaggerated story. "She used red yarn for the scarf while telling an old family yarn." Synonyms: thread, tale, story.
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Being forced to leave a home or place, usually by law. "After losing his job, he faced eviction from his apartment." Synonyms: expulsion, removal, ejection.
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A type of tree or nut, or something old and overused (like a joke). "We roasted chestnuts by the fire." Synonyms: brown (color), cliché (idiom), horse chestnut (tree).
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To beg someone very strongly for something. "He implored her to stay, but she left." Synonyms: beg, plead, urge.
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To strongly dislike and show no respect for something. "He scorned their foolish ideas and walked away." Synonyms: disdain, contempt, ridicule.
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Done quickly and without much attention to detail. Like a quick look or a brief examination. Synonyms: superficial, brief, quick.
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A small cart with one wheel and two handles, used for carrying things. Like a tool you use to move dirt or bricks. Synonyms: barrow, handbarrow.
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An area of grassland where animals graze. Like a field where cows or sheep eat grass. Synonyms: grassland, meadow.
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The act of being unfaithful to a spouse or partner. Like breaking a promise of loyalty in a relationship. Synonyms: unfaithfulness, betrayal.
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Faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief. Like being loyal and trustworthy. Synonyms: loyalty, faithfulness.
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A large piece of something. An attractive, muscular man. Like a big piece of bread or a strong guy. Synonyms: chunk, piece, attractive man.
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The quality of being complex or detailed. Like many small, complicated parts. Synonyms: complexity, detail.
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Extremely unpleasant or frightening laughter. Like a laugh that makes you feel scared or disgusted. Synonyms: ghastly laughter, terrifying laughter.
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A hanging piece of ice formed by freezing dripping water. Like a sharp, frozen drip. Synonyms: ice spike, ice dagger.
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To spoil or stain something, making it impure or bad. "The lie tainted their friendship forever." Synonyms: stain, blemish, corrupt.
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A hidden place where animals or people stay. "The fox ran into its den to escape." Synonyms: cave, hideout, lair.
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A place where things are stored, like knowledge, objects, or data. "The museum is a repository of history." Synonyms: storage, archive, vault.
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Something that is dirty or unsafe due to harmful substances. "The river was contaminated by chemicals." Synonyms: polluted, tainted, impure.
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To deceive or trick someone, usually for money or personal gain. "He conned me out of my savings." Synonyms: deceive, trick, scam, fraud.
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Perfectly clean, tidy, or free from flaws. Like something that is completely spotless or flawless. Synonyms: spotless, flawless, perfect.
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To make ideas, feelings, or information known to someone. Like passing a message or showing how you feel. Synonyms: communicate, express.
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A detailed plan for a journey, listing places to visit and activities. Like a schedule for your trip. Synonyms: schedule, plan.
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A sculpture or model of a person. Like a symbolic representation of someone. Synonyms: image, representation.
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Hidden away from places where people usually go. Like a quiet, private place. Synonyms: isolated, remote.
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To move quickly and lightly from place to place. "The butterfly flitted between the flowers." Synonyms: dart, skim, flicker.
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To wrap tightly, usually to keep warm or secure. "She swaddled the baby in a soft blanket." Synonyms: wrap, bundle, envelop.
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Very little of something, not enough. "He gave scant attention to the details." Synonyms: little, sparse, insufficient.
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Believed to be true, but not necessarily. "The supposed thief was actually innocent." Synonyms: alleged, presumed, assumed
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A small, sheltered bay or a cozy hidden place. "The boat drifted into a peaceful cove." Synonyms: bay, inlet, nook
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Something claimed but not yet proven to be true. "He is the alleged thief, but the court hasn't decided yet." Synonyms: supposed, claimed, unconfirmed
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To mention something indirectly, without saying it clearly. "She alluded to her plans without giving details." Synonyms: hint, suggest, refer
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A short trip for fun or learning. "We took an excursion to the museum." Synonyms: trip, outing, journey
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A messy or mixed-up collection of things. "My thoughts are a jumble today." Synonyms: mess, clutter, tangle
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A loud, harsh, or wild sound or behavior. "The party was raucous and fun." Synonimy: loud, noisy, rowdy, boisterous, wild
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Friendly and pleasant to be around. "He was an amiable neighbor who always helped others." Synonyms: Friendly, kind, warm, pleasant
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Very strong or effective. "This medicine is very potent; you only need a small dose." Synonyms: Powerful, strong, effective, intense
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Full of something in large amounts. "The ocean teems with colorful fish." Synonyms: Overflow, swarm, abound, bristle
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Extreme emotional or physical pain. "She felt deep anguish after losing her best friend." Synonyms: torment, agony, misery
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A light mist or a confused state of mind. "His mind was in a haze after the long night." Synonyms: fog, mist, blur, daze
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To unwillingly admit something is true or to give up. "He had to concede that she was right." Synonyms: admit, surrender, yield
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To an excessive degree; too much. "He was overly excited about the party." Synonyms: too, excessively, unduly
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A noisy or disorderly group of people or animals. "A gaggle of fans surrounded the celebrity." Synonyms: group, flock, cluster
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The act of identifying someone or being acknowledged for something. "He got recognition for his bravery." Synonyms: acknowledgment, appreciation, identification
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To throw something with great force. "She hurled the ball far into the field." Synonyms: throw, fling, launch, toss
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To do something in large amounts or with great intensity. "He apologized profusely for his mistake." Synonyms: abundantly, excessively, lavishly, generously
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A different or longer way to reach a place. "We had to take a detour due to road construction." Synonyms: bypass, diversion, alternative route, deviation
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To strongly dislike or hate something. "I abhor cruelty to animals." Synonyms: Loathe, detest, despise, hate
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To cry or yell very loudly. "The baby bawled all night long." Synonyms: Wail, sob, howl, scream
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A state of daydreaming or deep thought. "He fell into a reverie, imagining a different life." Synonyms: daydream, trance, contemplation, fantasy
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To slow something down or delay it. "The storm will retard our flight schedule." Synonyms: delay, hinder, impede, slow down
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To come together and form one thing. "The clouds coalesced into a dark storm." Synonyms: merge, unite, blend, fuse
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A covering or roof-like layer, often made of trees or fabric. "The canopy of the tent kept us dry in the rain." Synonyms: cover, roof, shelter, overhang
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To officially choose someone or something for a role or purpose. "She was designated as the new manager." Synonyms: appoint, assign, nominate, label
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To gather in a group, especially for a purpose. "Students congregated in the hall before the exam." Synonyms: assemble, gather, meet, cluster
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To wake up, stimulate, or excite someone. "She tried to rouse him from his deep sleep." Synonyms: awaken, stir, provoke, energize
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To fall asleep for a short time, often unintentionally. "I dozed off on the bus and almost missed my stop." Synonyms: Nod off, drift off, snooze, nap
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A small outdoor structure, often found in gardens or parks. "We had a picnic in the gazebo." Synonyms: Pavilion, pergola, summerhouse
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A metal element or a small U.S. coin worth five cents. "I need a nickel for the vending machine." Synonyms: Five-cent coin, metal, currency
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A dense area of trees and bushes. "The deer hid in the thicket." Synonyms: Bush, undergrowth, brushwood, copse
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A wet, muddy area that can be hard to walk through. "The horse got stuck in the bog." Synonyms: Swamp, marsh, mire, fen
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Something large, wide, or covering a lot. "The forest is extensive, stretching for miles." Synonyms: Vast, broad, comprehensive, widespread
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Something that has a small piece broken off. "The plate was chipped after falling on the floor." Synonyms: Cracked, damaged, broken, nicked
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A tree with white bark often found in forests. "The birch tree stood tall by the river." Synonyms: Tree, hardwood, timber
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To take someone away by force. "The villain tried to abduct the hero, but failed." Synonyms: Kidnap, seize, snatch, capture
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To gag or try to vomit, usually because of a bad smell or sickness. "The rotten food made him retch." Synonyms: Gag, heave, choke, dry heave
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Something thin, light, and delicate, like hair, smoke, or clouds. "The candle’s flame flickered in the wispy smoke." Synonyms: Thin, delicate, feathery, airy
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To slowly fade away in sound or intensity. "His sentence trailed off into a whisper." Synonyms: fade, diminish, weaken, quiet down
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To move fast and uncontrollably, often swerving. "The truck careened around the corner dangerously." Synonyms: swerve, lurch, veer, tilt
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To sing or hum softly in a soothing way. "He crooned a love song by the fireplace." Synonyms: hum, warble, murmur, sing
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A step of a ladder or a level in a system. "He reached the highest rung of success." Synonyms: step, level, stage
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A blunt rejection or refusal. "His job application got a quick rebuff." Synonyms: rejection, refusal, snub
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A feeling of extreme happiness or excitement. "He was ecstatic after winning the championship." Synonyms: overjoyed, thrilled, elated
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To read or examine something carefully. "He perused the contract before signing it." Synonyms: read, inspect, scrutinize
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Something rough, rude, or unrefined. "The coarse sand felt rough under my feet." Synonyms: rough, crude, unpolished
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A small fold, wrinkle, or crunching sound. "His eyes crinkled when he smiled." Synonyms: wrinkle, crease, crumple
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Saying or doing something without much thought. "She made an offhand comment and regretted it later." Synonyms: casual, unplanned, careless
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To release or show a strong feeling or quality. "The flowers exude a sweet fragrance." Synonyms: emit, radiate, ooze
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Something smooth, soft, or relaxed, like a gentle taste, music, or mood. "His voice was deep and mellow, like warm honey."
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A feeling of extreme excitement and joy. "Winning the race gave him a rush of exhilaration." Synonyms: Euphoria, thrill, excitement, joy, elation
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Agreeing to something or giving permission. "He needed his parents’ consent to go on the trip." Synonyms: Permission, approval, agreement, authorization
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Something loose, slow, or lazy. "He gave a slack handshake, weak and lifeless." Synonyms: Loose, lazy, weak, careless
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To stop working hard and become lazy. Synonyms: Laze around, be idle, procrastinate, goof off
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A small hidden space, like a crack or gap. Synonyms: Crevice, gap, nook, corner
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A feeling of doubt, worry, or guilt about something. Synonyms: Doubt, misgiving, hesitation, unease
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Something that is inactive for now but could become active later. Synonyms: Inactive, sleeping, latent, idle
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A stain, mark, or something that ruins perfection. Synonyms: Stain, smudge, blemish, tarnish
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To stop being strict or stubborn and become more lenient. Synonyms: yield, soften, give in
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To stop moving or progressing, often unexpectedly. Synonyms: halted, delayed, stuck
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To make short, uneven bursts of sound, like a choking engine or someone struggling to speak. Synonyms: stammer, stutter, falter, splutter
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A loud, rattling noise, usually from metal or hard objects hitting each other. Synonyms: racket, clang, rattle, crash
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Something dull, gloomy, or depressing. Synonyms: dull, gloomy, bleak
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To settle into a safe or comfortable place. Synonyms: nestle, conceal, tuck
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