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Synonym for fur [noun]
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Further results for the word "fur"
mane [noun]
means "locks"thatch, fur, wool, down, hair
pile [noun]
means "nap"down, fur, hair, pelage, wool
rawhide [noun]
means "pelt"skin, fur, hide
thatch [noun]
means "locks"hair, fur, wool, down, mane
wisp [noun]
means "fluffy feathers"fluff, fur, hair, down
furtherance [noun]
means "encouragement"improvement, support, patronage, promotion, help, aid, enhancement
furthest [object]
means "farthest"extreme
furtive [adjective]
means "secretive"sly, evasive, clandestine, elusive, insidious, secret, underhand
appoint [verb]
means "equip"furnish
avail [noun]
means "help"assistance, benefit, furtherance, aid, relief, service
bedlam [noun]
means "agitation"clamour, lament, furore, outcry, commotion, shouting
blackhead [noun]
means "blemish"pustule, carbuncle, boil, furuncle, papule, pimple
bring forward [verb]
means "move forward"advance, further, serve, move on
bristly [adjective]
means "fluffy"furry, bushy, fuzzy, hairy, feathery, leafy
bushy [adjective]
means "fluffy"furry, bristly, fuzzy, hairy, feathery, leafy
but [object]
means "part of speech"further
cannibalistic [adjective]
means "barbarous"furious, grim, impetuous, inhuman, passionate, truculent
channel [noun]
means "microgroove"furrow
clamour [noun]
means "agitation"bedlam, lament, furore, outcry, commotion, shouting
divan [noun]
means "couch"sofa, lounge, settee, furniture
enhancement [noun]
means "encouragement"improvement, support, patronage, furtherance, help, aid
enraged [adjective]
means "angered"angry, burned up, mad, furious, infuriated
extreme [noun]
means "farthest"furthest
fierce [adjective]
means "characteristic"barbarous, furious, grim, impetuous, inhuman, passionate
fix up [verb]
means "renovate"refurbish, furbish, improve, overhaul, restore, renew
foster [verb]
means "help"further
frenetic [adjective]
means "frenzied"delirious, frantic, furious, mad, rabid, wild
groove [noun]
means "microgroove"furrow
hag [noun]
means "shrew"nag, termagant, vixen, fury
irate [adjective]
means "angry"furious, enraged, mad, raging, incensed, wrathful
ire [noun]
means "anger"frenzy, fury, rage, madness, passion, raving
leafy [adjective]
means "fluffy"furry, bristly, fuzzy, hairy, feathery, bushy
likewise [adjective]
means "similarly"correspondingly, furthermore, in like manner, moreover, besides
likewise [adjective]
means "in addition"additionally, also, as well, along, besides, furthermore
mad [adjective]
means "state"angry, furious, enraged, irate, raging, incensed
moat [noun]
means "trench"channel, canal, ditch, gutter, furrow
move forward [verb]
means "advance"bring forward, further, serve, move on
move on [verb]
means "move forward"bring forward, further, serve, advance
muffler [noun]
means "scarf"mantle, stole, neckerchief, shawl, boa, fur piece
overhaul [verb]
means "renovate"refurbish, fix up, improve, furbish, restore, renew
passport [noun]
means "permit"licence, admission, pass, furlough, permission, order
pimple [noun]
means "blemish"pustule, carbuncle, boil, furuncle, papule, blackhead
preferment [noun]
means "promotion"advancement, raise, elevation, furtherance, betterment, improvement
promotion [noun]
means "encouragement"improvement, support, patronage, furtherance, help, aid
rage [noun]
means "feeling"anger, frenzy, fury, ire, madness, passion
raging [adjective]
means "angry"fierce, enraged, furious, flaming
recruit [verb]
means "replenish"furnish, stock, provision, restore, replace, equip
rig [verb]
means "equip"furnish
secretly [object]
means "covertly"furtively, stealthily, slyly, surreptitiously
shouting [noun]
means "agitation"bedlam, lament, furor, outcry, commotion, clamour
sly [adjective]
means "secretive"furtive, evasive, clandestine, elusive, insidious, secret
stealthy [adjective]
means "secret"furtive, sly, clandestine, surreptitious, enigmatic, catty
still [object]
means "part of speech"furthermore, nevertheless, but, however, besides
stole [noun]
means "scarf"mantle, muffler, neckerchief, shawl, boa, fur piece
supply [verb]
means "activity"furnish, equip, provide, stock, fill, replenish
surreptitiously [object]
means "secretly"furtively, covertly, stealthily
though [object]
means "part of speech"further
undercover [adjective]
means "underground"clandestine, secretly, privately, covertly, furtively, secret
underground [adjective]
means "undercover"clandestine, secretly, privately, covertly, furtively, secret
underhand [adjective]
means "secretive"furtive, evasive, clandestine, elusive, insidious, secret
vacation [noun]
means "time"holiday, liberty, furlough, leave, absence
woolly [adjective]
means "downy"furry, hairy, velvety, peachy, fuzzy
wrath [noun]
means "anger"fire, frenzy, furor, ire, passion, rage, fury
wrathful [adjective]
means "angry"furious, enraged, irate, raging, incensed, mad
yet [object]
means "part of speech"further
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