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Synonym for par [noun]

The synonym par synonymous definition words:
means "standard"
norm, average, mean, medium, normal, rule, constant
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par [noun]

means "parity"
equilibrium, balance, level, equality, equivalence, sameness, identity
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average [noun]

means "mean"
norm, normal, median, par, standard, mean proportion

median [noun]

means "average"
mean, norm, par, centre

norm [noun]

means "mean"
average, normal, median, par, standard, mean proportion



depart [verb]

means "movement"
go, part, absent, pass, retreat, leave


in particular [adjective]

means "especially"
particularly, chiefly, principally, specifically, mainly

par excellence [adjective]

means "in the highest degree"
pre-eminent, excellent, prime, superior, supreme, foremost

parable [noun]

means "tale"
anecdote, allegory, yarn, story, fable, narrative, legend

parade [verb]

means "movement"
march, walk, hike, file

parade [verb]

means "activity"
display, flaunt, strut, exhibit, show off, flash, sport, air

parade [noun]

means "event"
procession, march, review, pageant, cavalcade, progression, succession

parade [noun]

means "appearance"
display, ostentation, show, ceremony, spectacle, pretension, pomp

paradigm [noun]

means "model"
pattern, standard, example, mirror

paradise [noun]

means "utopia"
nirvana, heaven

paradise [noun]

means "heaven"
kingdom come, elysian fields, elysium

paradise [noun]

means "bliss"
ecstasy, rapture, delight, glory, transport, joy


paradox [noun]

means "contradiction"
inconsistency, incongruity, reversal, equivocation

paradoxical [adjective]

means "contradictory"
ambiguous, puzzling, incomprehensible, obscure, ironic, strange, curious

paragon [noun]

means "perfection"
model, ideal, quintessence, standard, idealisation, idealization, ultimate, crown

paragraph [verb]

means "divide"
group, break, arrange, section, partition

paragraph [noun]

means "section"
subdivision, passage, item, article, note, excerpt

parallel [verb]

means "match"
correlate, resemble, correspond

parallel [noun]

means "resemblance"
analogy, correspondence, likeness, similarity

parallel [noun]

means "counterpart"
analogue, match, correlation

parallel [adjective]

means "like"
comparative, analogous, conforming, correspondent, identical, corresponding, equal

parallel [adjective]

means "harmonic"
tonic

parallelism [noun]

means "likeness"
semblance, correspondence, resemblance, similitude, similarity, mimicry

paralyse [verb]

means "deaden"
desensitise, desensitize, dull, numb, stun, blunt, benumb, chill


paralysis [noun]

means "numbness"
insensibility, dullness

paralyzed [adjective]

means "anaesthetised"
benumbed, numbed, unfeeling, numb, insensate, deadened, asleep

paramount [adjective]

means "principal"
chief, primary, main, leading, foremost, capital, cardinal

paramour [noun]

means "lover"
admirer, sweetheart, boyfriend, man, gigolo

paranoia [noun]

means "mental disorder"
insanity, delusion, mania, derangement, dementia, obsession

paranoia [noun]

means "distrust"
suspicion, anxiety, apprehension, fear, uneasiness, mistrust, dread

paranoiac [noun]

means "neurotic"
psychotic, maniac

paranoid [adjective]

means "overly suspicious"
suspicious, apprehensive, uneasy, mistrustful, anxious, distrustful, nervous



paraphrase [verb]

means "rephrase"
recapitulate, explain, explicate, reword, interpret, render, restate

paraphrase [noun]

means "restatement"
rendering, digest, translation, interpretation, version, summary

paraplegic [adjective]

means "physically disabled"
handicapped, quadriplegic


parasite [noun]

means "bacteria"
fungus


parboil [verb]

means "cook"
steam, simmer, stew, bubble, boil, foam, froth

parcel [verb]

means "activity"
allot, apportion, deal out, distribute, divide, mete out

parcel [noun]

means "thing"
bundle, pack, package, packet, land, acreage, lot, plot, portion, tract

parcel [noun]

means "amount"
lot, batch, collection, group, quantity

parcel out [verb]

means "apportion"
deal out, allot, mete out, give out, dispense, distribute

parch [verb]

means "scorch"
sear, singe, brown, toast, roast, bake

parch [verb]

means "dry"
desiccate, dehydrate, wilt, shrivel, evaporate, shrink

parched [adjective]

means "dry"
arid, desiccated, droughty, desert, dried, dusty

parching [adjective]

means "drying"
searing, withering, burning

parchment [noun]

means "writing tablet"
tablet, paper, notebook, block, memorandum, pad

pardon [verb]

means "action"
absolve, exonerate, acquit, exculpate, clear, condone, excuse, forgive

pardon [noun]

means "behaviour"
absolution, exoneration, allowance, exculpation, amnesty, excuse, forgiveness, indulgence


pare [verb]

means "trim"
clip, diminish, crop, lessen, reduce

pare [verb]

means "peel"
scrape, clip, decorticate, cut, shave

parent [noun]

means "source"
origin, root, forerunner, prototype, model, fountainhead

parent [noun]

means "genitor"
ancestor, forefather, father, mother, forbear, dam, sire

parentage [noun]

means "lineage"
ancestry, species, breed, stock, pedigree, race, descent

parenthesis [noun]

means "punctuation"
enclosure


parenthetically [object]

means "incidentally"
by the way

pariah [noun]

means "social outcast"
tramp, bum, derelict, renegade, hobo, vagrant

parish [noun]

means "section"
region, portion, compartment, province, fraction, part, dominion

parity [noun]

means "relationship"
kinship, similarity, relation, reciprocity, community, correlation, simile

park [verb]

means "action"
station, deposit, place, leave, pull in, set, store

park [noun]

means "place"
square, common, plaza, grounds, esplanade, green, boulevard

park [noun]

means "nature"
preserve, reserve, sanctuary, reservation, park land, garden, grove, forest, grounds, lawn, yard

parlance [noun]

means "utterance"
remark, talk, comment, speaking, conversation, mention, speech

parley [verb]

means "speak"
confer, negotiate, converse, discourse, discuss, talk

parley [noun]

means "conference"
negotiation, meeting, conversation, council, discourse, discussion, talk


parlour [noun]

means "public room"
lobby, lounge, bar, mezzanine, salon, reception room

parochial [adjective]

means "provincial"
local, regional, insular, topical, small-town, limited

parochial [adjective]

means "narrow minded"
biased, intolerant, rigid, petty, prejudiced, conventional, conservative

parody [verb]

means "activity"
mimic, copy, exaggerate, imitate, mime, impersonate, pantomime, ape



paroxysm [noun]

means "agitation"
frenzy, furor, excitement, outburst, rage, outbreak

parrot [noun]

means "mimic"
imitator, ape, echo, impersonator

parry [verb]

means "ward off"
by-pass, avert, rebuke, avoid, rebuff, elude

parry [noun]

means "avoidance"
evasion, prevention

parsimonious [adjective]

means "avaricious"
grasping, rapacious, covetous, selfish, grudging, miserly, greedy

parsimony [noun]

means "selfishness"
closeness, cupidity, providence, economy, frugality, meanness

parson [noun]

means "priest"
preacher, pastor, father, ecclesiastic, padre

part [verb]

means "activity"
divide, break, cleave, detach, disconnect, disjoin, dissociate, apportion, allot, deal out, distribute, mete out, parcel out, portion, share

part [verb]

means "action"
depart, withdraw, die, go, leave, pass away, pass on, quit

part [noun]

means "section"
division, district, partition, quarter, segment, region


part [noun]

means "principle"
duty, charge, function, office, responsibility, role

part [noun]

means "people"
role, character, impersonation, personification

part [noun]

means "amount"
piece, component, cut, constituent, division, element, fraction, moiety

part of speech [noun]

means "grammar"
noun, adjective, verb

partake [verb]

means "share"
participate, experience, cooperate, receive

parted [adjective]

means "split"
perforated, cleft


partial [adjective]

means "unfinished"
imperfect, incomplete, limited

partial [adjective]

means "component"
constituent

partial [adjective]

means "biased"
influenced, prejudiced, unfair, unjust


partiality [noun]

means "bias"
favour, favouritism, injustice, one-sidedness, prejudice, unfairness

partially [object]

means "to some extent"
nearly, fairly, pretty, moderately, halfway

participant [noun]

means "litigant"
contractor, agent, party

participate [verb]

means "partake"
aid, share, cooperate, concur

participate [verb]

means "compete"
engage, strive, play

participation [noun]

means "allotment"
quota, proportion, apportionment, concern, dividend, interest, part

participator [noun]

means "participant"
co-operator, associate

particle [noun]

means "scrap"
modicum, ace, shred, crumb, bit, damn, grain

particle [noun]

means "atom"
electron, molecule, neutron, positron


particular [adjective]

means "specific"
especial, certain, special, personal

particular [adjective]

means "notable"
extraordinary, marked, noteworthy, odd, peculiar, singular, strange

particular [adjective]

means "individual"
intrinsic, discrete, singular, distinct, one, separate, single

particular [adjective]

means "fastidious"
choosy, critical, dainty, discriminating, finical, finicky

particular [adjective]

means "exact"
meticulous, careful, painstaking, circumstantial, critical, descriptive, detailed

particular [adjective]

means "distinctive"
characteristic, especial, exceptional

particularise [verb]

means "specify"
delineate, designate, detail, spell out, describe, itemise, itemize

particularise [verb]

means "individualise"
individualize, separate, differentiate

particularity [noun]

means "disposition"
character, singularity, individuality

particularize [verb]

means "specify"
delineate, designate, detail, spell out, describe, itemise, itemize

particularize [verb]

means "individualise"
individualize, separate, differentiate

particularly [object]

means "specially"
principally, especially, exceptionally

particularly [object]

means "individually"
notably, characteristically, especially, separately, singly, specially

particularly [object]

means "exactly"
precisely, strictly, in detail

particulars [noun]

means "state of affairs"
basis, environment, circumstances, surroundings

parting [noun]

means "division"
severance, separation

parting [noun]

means "departure"
adieu, farewell, split, good-bye, leave-taking

parting [adjective]

means "departing"
farewell, good-bye


partisan [adjective]

means "factional"
biased, partial, fanatic, warped, unreasoning, blind

partition [verb]

means "divide"
apportion, deal out, mete out, parcel out, portion, separate, share

partition [noun]

means "wall"
barrier, screen

partition [noun]

means "part"
piece, section, segment

partition [noun]

means "division"
disjunction, separation

partition [noun]

means "distribution"
allotment, apportionment, division, portion, share

partner [noun]

means "spouse"
husband, wife

partner [noun]

means "cohort"
co-worker, accessory, ally, accomplice, comrade, confrere, associate


partnership [noun]

means "company"
corporation, merger, syndicate, cartel, co-op, cooperative

partnership [noun]

means "alliance"
association, fellowship, society, union, brotherhood, coterie, fraternity

parts [noun]

means "region"
district, quarter, section


party [noun]

means "person"
litigant, contractor, agent, participant

party [noun]

means "people"
alliance, body, circle, clique, combination, coterie, faction, league

party [noun]

means "group"
band, assemblage, multitude, assembly, mob, company, gathering

party [noun]

means "entertainment"
amusement, diversion, performance, carousal

party [noun]

means "affair"
soiree, gala, fete, ball, fun, banquet, social

parvenu [noun]

means "person"
climber, snob, upstart

parvenu [adjective]

means "arrogant"
forward, snobbish, egotistic

spare [adjective]

means "amount"
meagre, scanty, sparing, restricted, parsimonious, poor

sparing [adjective]

means "thrifty"
economical, frugal, parsimonious, saving, provident, chary

Representatives [noun]

means "assembly"
parliament

accordance [noun]

means "harmony"
agreement, coincidence, parallelism, correspondence, eventuality, consonance

acquaintance [noun]

means "friend"
crony, associate, colleague, pal, companion, partner

acquittal [noun]

means "freedom"
liberation, exemption, discharge, amnesty, pardon, reprieve

act [verb]

means "arts"
rehearse, impersonate, parody

adieu [noun]

means "departure"
parting, farewell, split, good-bye, leave-taking

affair [noun]

means "society"
gathering, entertainment, party, rendezvous, event, happening

affection [noun]

means "inclination"
partiality

affiliate [noun]

means "associate"
colleague, co-worker, assistant, partner, agency, fellow

allegory [noun]

means "story"
legend, fable, myth, parable, tale

allot [verb]

means "quantity"
apportion, deal out, parcel out, mete out, give out, dispense

ally [noun]

means "people"
associate, supporter, backer, accessory, partner, confederate

ambiguous [adjective]

means "cryptic"
anomalous, paradoxical, enigmatic, puzzling, obscure, problematic

amnesty [noun]

means "freedom"
liberation, exemption, discharge, acquittal, pardon, reprieve

analogy [noun]

means "resemblance"
parallel, correspondence, likeness, similarity

ancestor [noun]

means "forefather"
forebear, sire, founder, parent, primogenitor, progenitor

ancestry [noun]

means "lineage"
stock, species, breed, parentage, pedigree, race

anecdote [noun]

means "tale"
story, allegory, yarn, parable, fable, narrative

answering [adjective]

means "integral"
equivalent, correspondent, reciprocal, complementary, parallel, corresponding

apology [noun]

means "reparation"
argument, pardon, atonement, confession, admission, justification

apportion [verb]

means "distribute"
parcel, divide, deal, wall, deal out, dole, partition

apportionment [noun]

means "portion"
allotment, allowance, share, division, part, serving

appropriate [adjective]

means "individual"
particular, proper, peculiar, intrinsic, unique

arid [adjective]

means "dry"
parched, desiccated, droughty, desert, dried, dusty

ascendant [noun]

means "forefather"
forebear, sire, founder, parent, primogenitor, progenitor

asleep [adjective]

means "feeling"
anaesthetised, benumbed, numbed, unfeeling, paralysed, insensate

assembly [noun]

means "legal body"
congress, parliament, council, legislature

at once [adjective]

means "at the same time"
concurrently, parallel, together

atom [noun]

means "thing"
particle, molecule, proton, electron, nucleus, iota, fragment, bit, particle, mite, whit, mote

attendance [noun]

means "presence"
participation, appearance, coming

avaricious [adjective]

means "greedy"
parsimonious

bacchanal [noun]

means "orgy"
revelry, spree, debauch, feast, party

backer [noun]

means "defender"
sponsor, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, champion

bake [verb]

means "action"
parch

bead [noun]

means "drop"
dot, grain, pellet, particle, droplet

behalf [noun]

means "interest"
part, welfare, support, profit, favour, concern

benumb [verb]

means "make numb"
deaden, freeze, paralyse

bias [noun]

means "inclination"
partiality

bigot [noun]

means "dogmatist"
partisan

bigoted [adjective]

means "biased"
narrow-minded, parochial, prejudiced, intolerant, narrow, opinionated

birth [noun]

means "reproduction"
parturition, bearing young, delivery, childbearing, nativity

bishopric [noun]

means "diocese"
parish, see

bit [noun]

means "thing"
piece, fraction, fragment, grain, crumb, particle

bloodsucker [noun]

means "leech"
parasite

blowout [noun]

means "riot"
spree, party

blunt [verb]

means "dull"
paralyse

boil [verb]

means "cooking"
steam, simmer, stew, bubble, parboil, foam

box [noun]

means "thing"
carton, crate, case, receptacle, packet, parcel

branch [noun]

means "section"
department, dialect, chapter, member, outpost, part

break [noun]

means "nature"
breach, cleft, parting, flaw, chasm, crack

bum [noun]

means "social outcast"
tramp, derelict, pariah, renegade, hobo, vagrant

bundle [noun]

means "package"
pack, packet, parcel

burlesque [noun]

means "travesty"
caricature, parody, mockery, cartoon, sham, satire

business [noun]

means "company"
partnership

call girl [noun]

means "seller of sex"
paramour, prostitute, bawd, courtesan, harlot, strumpet

careful [adjective]

means "accurate"
precise, exact, punctilious, strict, particular, finical

caricature [verb]

means "satirise"
satirize, burlesque, mimic, parody, lampoon, travesty

carouse [verb]

means "have a party"
party, celebrate, revel, rejoice, whoop it up

cartel [noun]

means "aggregation"
partnership

carton [noun]

means "box"
crate, case, receptacle, packet, parcel

cartoon [noun]

means "travesty"
caricature, parody, mockery, burlesque, sham, satire

cavalcade [noun]

means "procession"
march, review, pageant, parade, progression, succession

celebrate [verb]

means "have a party"
party, carouse, revel, rejoice, whoop it up

chamber [noun]

means "assembly"
parliament

champion [noun]

means "defender"
sponsor, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, backer

characteristic [adjective]

means "typical"
representative, specific, distinguishing, distinctive, idiosyncratic, particular

characteristically [object]

means "individually"
notably, particularly, especially, separately, singly, specially

charge [noun]

means "activity"
duty, part, commission, responsibility, office, employment

chary [adjective]

means "fastidious"
choosy, particular, scrupulous

chiefly [object]

means "mainly"
eminently, especially, mostly, particularly, primarily, principally

childbed [noun]

means "confinement"
accouchement, delivery, parturition

choosy [adjective]

means "fastidious"
chary, particular, scrupulous

circle [noun]

means "people"
group, set, coterie, party, clique, club

circumstances [noun]

means "state of affairs"
basis, environment, particulars, surroundings

circumstantial [adjective]

means "detailed"
minute, precise, thorough, particular

clear [verb]

means "action"
absolve, pardon, clear up, resolve, explain, acquit

cleft [adjective]

means "split"
perforated, parted

clergyman [noun]

means "clergy"
priest, ecclesiastic, parson, theologian

climber [noun]

means "society"
parvenu, snob, upstart

clip [verb]

means "decrease"
curtail, pare, shorten, abridge, diminish

close [adjective]

means "character trait"
miserly, mean, niggardly, parsimonious, penurious, stingy

close-fisted [adjective]

means "miserly"
mean, parsimonious, penurious, stingy, tight, close

closefisted [adjective]

means "stingy"
tight, miserly, niggardly, penurious, parsimonious, pinchpenny [US]

co-worker [noun]

means "associate"
colleague, affiliate, assistant, partner, agency, fellow

coequal [adjective]

means "equal"
parallel, like

coexisting [adjective]

means "simultaneous"
concurrent, coexistent, parallel, collateral, synchronous, at the same time

cohort [noun]

means "associate"
companion, partner, ally, friend, contemporary, comrade

coincidence [noun]

means "harmony"
agreement, accordance, parallelism, correspondence, eventuality, consonance

collaboration [noun]

means "agreement"
partnership

collateral [adjective]

means "side-by-side"
corresponding, lateral, parallel, skirting, coincident

colloquy [noun]

means "conversation"
dialogue, conference, discussion, discourse, parley, debate

comedy [noun]

means "entertainment"
comic drama, burlesque, parody

comedy of manners [noun]

means "light social satire"
parody, drama, play

common [noun]

means "nature"
park, square, green, plaza

companion [noun]

means "associate"
partner

company [noun]

means "corporation"
partnership

complementary [adjective]

means "integral"
equivalent, correspondent, reciprocal, answering, parallel, corresponding

component [adjective]

means "composing"
partial, integral, constituent, basic, fundamental, elemental

composing [adjective]

means "component"
partial, integral, constituent, basic, fundamental, elemental

concentration [noun]

means "collection"
gathering, company, group, congregation, band, party

concern [noun]

means "company"
partnership

concern [noun]

means "affair"
part, business, interest, matter, problem, duty

concert [noun]

means "agreement"
partnership

conclave [noun]

means "conference"
parley, congress, gathering, meeting

concrete [adjective]

means "actual"
specific, particular, real, accurate, definite, solid

concubine [noun]

means "mistress"
kept woman, courtesan, paramour, prostitute, harlot

concurrent [adjective]

means "simultaneous"
coexisting, coexistent, parallel, collateral, synchronous, at the same time

concurrently [object]

means "at the same time"
at once, parallel, together

confer [verb]

means "discuss"
deliberate, parley, consult, advise, converse, discourse

conference [noun]

means "meeting"
talk, parley, congress, discussion, consultation, seminar

confinement [noun]

means "childbed"
accouchement, delivery, parturition

conglomerate [noun]

means "aggregation"
partnership

congregation [noun]

means "collection"
gathering, company, group, concentration, band, party

congress [noun]

means "legislature"
senate, parliament

conjunction [noun]

means "coincidence"
accord, agreement, coming together, parallelism

conscientious [adjective]

means "careful"
thorough, painstaking, punctilious, particular, meticulous, prudent

consonance [noun]

means "harmony"
agreement, accordance, parallelism, correspondence, eventuality, coincidence

constituent [noun]

means "component"
element, ingredient, part

contortion [noun]

means "spasm"
paroxysm, attack, epilepsy, epileptic fit, agitation, convulsion

contractor [noun]

means "litigant"
party, agent, participant

converse [verb]

means "talk with"
speak, chat, discuss, parley

convulsion [noun]

means "spasm"
paroxysm, attack, epilepsy, epileptic fit, agitation, contortion

cook [verb]

means "activity"
prepare, boil, mull, coddle, parch, parboil

copy [verb]

means "action"
reproduce, represent, paraphrase, counterfeit, forge, cartoon

copy [noun]

means "thing"
model, exemplar, archetype, paragon, manuscript, prototype

corporation [noun]

means "company"
partnership

correlation [noun]

means "relationship"
kinship, parity, relation, reciprocity, community, similarity

corresponding [adjective]

means "like"
comparative, analogous, conforming, correspondent, identical, parallel

coterie [noun]

means "group"
set, circle, party, clique, club, company

critical [adjective]

means "precise"
particular

crumb [noun]

means "piece"
fraction, fragment, grain, bit, particle, speck

cryptic [adjective]

means "ambiguous"
anomalous, paradoxical, enigmatic, puzzling, obscure, problematic

cut [verb]

means "activity"
trim, snip, clip, shave, pare, prune

dainty [adjective]

means "fastidious"
refined, particular, ladylike, scrupulous, tasteful

deal out [verb]

means "apportion"
allot, parcel out, mete out, give out, dispense, distribute

defender [noun]

means "champion"
sponsor, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, backer

deferred [adjective]

means "paid in instalments"
charged, partial, indebted, on credit, funded

dehydrate [verb]

means "evaporate"
desiccate, parch, dry, concentrate

dehydrated [adjective]

means "thirsty"
parched, dry, droughty, desiccated

deliverance [noun]

means "salvation"
pardon, reprieve, liberation, rescue, release, redemption

delivery [noun]

means "setting free"
deliverance, liberation, release, rescue, freeing, pardon

demonstrate [verb]

means "political protest"
protest, manifest, exhibit, display, parade, picket

derelict [noun]

means "social outcast"
tramp, bum, pariah, renegade, hobo, vagrant

descriptive [adjective]

means "exact"
meticulous, careful, painstaking, circumstantial, critical, particular

desensitise [verb]

means "dull"
paralyse

desensitize [verb]

means "dull"
paralyse

desiccate [verb]

means "dry"
parch, dehydrate, drain

desiccated [adjective]

means "dry"
parched, arid, droughty, desert, dried, dusty

detail [verb]

means "activity"
itemise, itemize, make clear, particularise, particularize, reveal

detail [noun]

means "thing"
part, item, aspect, article, particular, singularity

determinant [noun]

means "element"
component, constituent, part, portion, ingredient, factor

devotion [noun]

means "affection"
party, attachment

die [verb]

means "activity"
disappear, part, cease, stop, pass, recede

difficult [adjective]

means "fastidious"
particular

diocese [noun]

means "see"
parish, bishopric

disciple [noun]

means "follower"
partisan, learner, adherent, believer, pupil, scholar

disconnection [noun]

means "separation"
division, parting, interruption, cessation, cleavage, disruption

discrete [adjective]

means "single"
only, particular, different, distinct, dissimilar, diverse

dispensable [adjective]

means "condonable"
pardonable, venial

display [verb]

means "show off"
spread, flaunt, flourish, parade, show, trot out

disqualify [verb]

means "disable"
weaken, incapacitate, impair, paralyse

distinct [adjective]

means "single"
only, particular, different, discrete, dissimilar, diverse

distinguishing [adjective]

means "typical"
representative, specific, characteristic, distinctive, idiosyncratic, particular

distribute [verb]

means "issue"
give out, allot, share, disburse, parcel, hand out

distribute [verb]

means "arrange"
part, group, portion, categorise, categorize, file

disunion [noun]

means "disconnection"
separation, division, detachment, divorce, partition

divide [verb]

means "allocation"
distribute, parcel, apportion, deal, wall, deal out, dole, partition

divide [verb]

means "activity"
arrange, articulate, partition, classify, distinguish, distribute

divide [verb]

means "action"
disjoin, part

divine [adjective]

means "clergyman"
priest, ecclesiastic, parson, theologian

division [noun]

means "section"
region, portion, compartment, province, fraction, part

division [noun]

means "boundary"
rank, demarcation, mark, partition

division [noun]

means "allotment"
portion, detachment, apportionment, cutting, distribution, partition

divorce [noun]

means "separation"
partition, dissociation, annulment

dole out [verb]

means "dispense"
mete, share, distribute, parcel, assign

drawing room [noun]

means "reception room"
living room, sitting room, parlour, salon

dried [adjective]

means "dry"
parched, desiccated, droughty, desert, arid, dusty

droplet [noun]

means "drop"
dot, grain, pellet, particle, bead

dry [adjective]

means "state"
arid, stale, seared, parched, barren

dry [adjective]

means "property"
thirsty, parched, dehydrated, droughty

duty [noun]

means "profession"
work, part, business, place, function, task

each [adjective]

means "quantity"
every, all, any, separate, particular, individual

ecclesiastic [noun]

means "clergy"
priest, divine, parson, theologian

elaborate [verb]

means "refine"
labour, specify, develop, decorate, particularise, particularize

electron [noun]

means "particle in an atom"
atom, neutron, proton, particle

element [noun]

means "component"
particle

elemental [adjective]

means "composing"
partial, integral, constituent, basic, fundamental, component

elude [verb]

means "evade"
parry, avoid, dodge, escape, shun

emancipation [noun]

means "liberation"
parole

enthusiasm [noun]

means "cooperation"
help, devotion, participation

enthusiast [noun]

means "devotee"
monomaniac, partisan, bug, rooter, fan, supporter

epilepsy [noun]

means "spasm"
paroxysm, attack, convulsion, epileptic fit, agitation, contortion

equal [noun]

means "thing"
counterpart, coequal, compeer, parallel, rival, fellow

equate [verb]

means "liken"
assimilate, compare, match, paragon, parallel

especially [object]

means "specially"
principally, particularly, exceptionally

esplanade [noun]

means "square"
common, plaza, grounds, park, green, boulevard

estrange [verb]

means "withdraw"
withdrawn, separate, part, withhold, leave

evaporate [verb]

means "dehydrate"
desiccate, parch, dry, concentrate

even [adjective]

means "property"
plane, parallel

eventuality [noun]

means "harmony"
agreement, accordance, parallelism, correspondence, coincidence, consonance

every [object]

means "quantity"
each, all, any, separate, particular, individual

exceptionally [object]

means "specially"
principally, especially, particularly

exclusive [adjective]

means "fastidious"
particular, correct

exclusively [object]

means "alone"
wholly, entirely, only, except, solely, particularly

exculpation [noun]

means "vindication"
exemption, acquittal, exoneration, absolution, pardon

excusable [adjective]

means "forgivable"
understandable, justifiable, pardonable, defensible, reasonable, permissible

excuse [verb]

means "action"
pardon, absolve, condone, acquit, reprieve, remit

exoneration [noun]

means "vindication"
exemption, acquittal, exculpation, absolution, pardon

expectant [adjective]

means "pregnant"
gravid, expecting, parturient, with child, enceinte

extraction [noun]

means "ancestry"
lineage, origin, parentage, descent, race

fable [noun]

means "language"
story, legend, allegory, myth, parable, tale

faction [noun]

means "group of dissidents"
camp, party, combine, cabal, bloc, conspiracy

factor [noun]

means "element"
component, constituent, part, portion, ingredient, determinant

farce [noun]

means "exaggerated comedy"
comedy, satire, drama, parody, skit, burlesque

farewell [object]

means "departing"
parting, good-bye

father [noun]

means "religion"
priest, preacher, pastor, parson, ecclesiastic, padre

favor [noun]

means "preference"
bias, partiality, patronage, prejudice

favoritism [noun]

means "bias"
partiality, unfair preference, preferential treatment, inequity, inclination

favour [noun]

means "preference"
bias, partiality, patronage, prejudice

favouritism [noun]

means "bias"
partiality, inequity, inclination

fend [verb]

means "deflect"
parry, ward

figurative [adjective]

means "contradictory"
paradoxical, contrary, ironic, incongruous, jarring, implausible

firm [noun]

means "thing"
partnership

fit [noun]

means "health"
seizure, spasm, stroke, paroxysm, spell

flaunt [verb]

means "show off"
spread, display, flourish, parade, show, trot out

fling [noun]

means "brief excess"
party, good time, rush, indulgence, celebration

flourish [verb]

means "brag"
boast, display, flaunt, parade, show off, vaunt

flourish [noun]

means "display"
dash, ostentation, parade, show

flunkey [noun]

means "flatterer"
fawner, sycophant, adulator, parasite, yes-man, bootlick

foil [verb]

means "thwart"
parry, defeat, hinder, prevent, frustrate

folks [noun]

means "family"
parents, relatives, kin, group, community, relations

follower [noun]

means "disciple"
adherent, apostle, recruit, partisan, proselyte, pupil

forebear [noun]

means "forefather"
ancestor, sire, founder, parent, primogenitor, progenitor

forgivable [adjective]

means "excusable"
venial, trivial, pardonable

forgive [verb]

means "overlook"
condone, pardon

forgiveness [noun]

means "mercy"
clemency, grace, leniency, lenity, pardon

foursome [noun]

means "group of four"
group, team, ensemble, quartet, party

fraction [noun]

means "piece"
bit, fragment, grain, crumb, particle, speck

freedom [noun]

means "liberation"
parole

freeing [noun]

means "setting free"
deliverance, liberation, release, rescue, delivery, pardon

freeze [verb]

means "movement"
make motionless, fix, petrify, paralyse, halt, stop

function [noun]

means "reception"
celebration, meeting, party

funded [adjective]

means "paid in instalments"
charged, partial, indebted, on credit, deferred

fungus [noun]

means "mould"
mildew, parasite, decay

fussy [adjective]

means "hard to please"
careful, conscientious, exact, fastidious, meticulous, particular

gala [noun]

means "festivity"
celebration, party, function, reception, affair, carnival

gallant [noun]

means "lover"
suitor, wooer, paramour

gang [noun]

means "group"
company, crew, band, crowd, party, set

gape [verb]

means "split"
cleave, divide, part, separate, crack, open

garden [noun]

means "nature"
park, grove, forest, grounds, lawn, yard

generate [verb]

means "make"
parent

genitalia [noun]

means "genitals"
private parts, parts

give out [verb]

means "apportion"
deal out, parcel out, mete out, allot, dispense, distribute

grace [noun]

means "mercy"
clemency, forgiveness, leniency, lenity, pardon

grain [noun]

means "thing"
particle, bit, pellet, speck, fragment, grit

grasping [adjective]

means "avaricious"
parsimonious

greedy [adjective]

means "avaricious"
parsimonious

group [noun]

means "people"
crew, party

grudging [adjective]

means "avaricious"
parsimonious

halfway [object]

means "to some extent"
nearly, fairly, pretty, moderately, partially

halfway [adjective]

means "incomplete"
partial, unsatisfactory, insufficiently, midway, in part

halve [verb]

means "cut in two"
bisect, cleave, divide, partition, split, divide by two

handicapped [adjective]

means "physically disabled"
crippled, blind, deaf, paraplegic, quadriplegic

heaven [noun]

means "vision"
paradise, bliss, elysian fields, elysium, beyond, kingdom come

henchman [noun]

means "faithful follower"
follower, accessory, aid, associate, partner, disciple

house [noun]

means "politics"
governing body, congress, council, parliament

house [noun]

means "place"
business, establishment, company, partnership, firm, corporation

idiosyncratic [adjective]

means "typical"
representative, specific, distinguishing, distinctive, characteristic, particular

illiberal [adjective]

means "not generous"
stingy, selfish, miserly, niggardly, parsimonious, greedy

illustrative [adjective]

means "typical"
representative, specific, distinguishing, distinctive, idiosyncratic, particular

imbibe [verb]

means "absorb"
drink, partake, take in, receive, swallow

imitation [adjective]

means "pretending"
impersonation, mimicry, parroting, feigning, mime

impersonation [noun]

means "role"
character, part, personification

impotent [adjective]

means "powerless"
unable, helpless, infirm, paralyzed, inept, ineffective

impunity [noun]

means "liberation"
parole

in detail [object]

means "exactly"
precisely, strictly, particularly

individual [adjective]

means "single"
separate, singular, specific, distinct, particular, personal

individuality [noun]

means "disposition"
character, singularity, particularity

individualize [verb]

means "individualise"
particularise, separate, differentiate

inequity [noun]

means "bias"
partiality, favouritism, inclination

ingredient [noun]

means "component"
element, constituent, part

ins [noun]

means "details"
particulars

inspection [noun]

means "review"
procession, parade, march, drill, cavalcade

instalment [noun]

means "serialized story"
serialised story, episode, part, section, chapter, portion

insufficiently [object]

means "incomplete"
partial, unsatisfactory, halfway, midway, in part

intolerant [adjective]

means "biased"
narrow-minded, parochial, prejudiced, narrow, bigoted, opinionated

invalid [noun]

means "sickly person"
cripple, convalescent, paraplegic, quadriplegic, shut-in

ironic [adjective]

means "contradictory"
paradoxical, contrary, figurative, incongruous, jarring, implausible

itemise [verb]

means "detail"
itemize, make clear, particularise, particularize, reveal, enumerate

itemize [verb]

means "itemise"
detail, make clear, particularise, particularize, reveal, enumerate

kinship [noun]

means "relationship"
similarity, parity, relation, reciprocity, community, correlation

kit [noun]

means "set of useful items"
set, parts, tools, collection, material, assortment

knapsack [noun]

means "package"
bundle, pack, packet, parcel

labour [noun]

means "childbirth"
childbearing, delivery, parturition, travail

labyrinth [noun]

means "enigma"
dilemma, paradox, puzzle, mystery, perplexity, quandary

ladylike [adjective]

means "fastidious"
refined, particular, dainty, scrupulous, tasteful

lampoon [verb]

means "satirize"
satirise, parody, mock, caricature, deride, ridicule

lampoon [noun]

means "satire"
parody, caricature, farce, travesty, invective

lateral [adjective]

means "side-by-side"
corresponding, collateral, parallel, skirting, coincident

leaning [noun]

means "tendency"
partiality, propensity, predilection, penchant, predisposition, bias

leech [noun]

means "free-loader"
sponger, parasite, sycophant

leech [noun]

means "bloodsucker"
parasite

leg [noun]

means "thing"
part

legislature [noun]

means "legal body"
congress, parliament, council, assembly

lend oneself to [verb]

means "cooperate"
agree to, consent, participate, collaborate, agree

liking [noun]

means "affection"
fondness, favour, partiality, preference, tendency, propensity

limb [noun]

means "body"
leg, appendage, extremity, arm, wing, part

limp [adjective]

means "weak"
debilitated, feeble, infirm, frail, paralyzed

lineage [noun]

means "stock"
ancestry, species, breed, parentage, pedigree, race

litigant [noun]

means "party"
contractor, agent, participant

local [adjective]

means "place"
native, provincial, parochial, indigenous, regional, insular

lone [adjective]

means "unity"
one, single, sole, particular, unique

lounge [noun]

means "place"
public room, lobby, parlour, bar, mezzanine, salon

lover [noun]

means "mistress"
paramour, girlfriend, woman, gold digger

lower [verb]

means "sound"
soften, quiet down, turn down, pare

main [adjective]

means "position"
principal, chief, primary, paramount, leading, foremost

mama [noun]

means "mother"
mom, mommy, mummy, mater, parent

man [noun]

means "person"
partner, lover, spouse, husband, boyfriend, married man

march [verb]

means "movement"
military walk, parade, step, tread, tramp, move

markedly [adjective]

means "considerably"
notably, particularly, especially

mean [adjective]

means "character trait"
parsimonious, penurious

meeting [noun]

means "talk"
conference, gathering, assembly, rally, parley, convention

member [noun]

means "section"
part, component, constituent, element, branch, portion

mendicant [noun]

means "beggar"
supplicant, almsman, leech, moocher, parasite, panhandler

mercenary [adjective]

means "selfish"
avaricious, miserly, stingy, tight, parsimonious, penurious

mercy [noun]

means "toleration"
grace, clemency, forgiveness, leniency, lenity, pardon

mete [verb]

means "distribute"
allot, apportion, measure, parcel out, dole, deal

meticulous [adjective]

means "exact"
particular, careful, painstaking, circumstantial, critical, descriptive

mime [verb]

means "mimic"
copy, exaggerate, imitate, parody, impersonate, pantomime

mime [noun]

means "caricature"
pantomime, imitation, mimicry, parody, mockery

mimic [verb]

means "mime"
copy, exaggerate, imitate, parody, impersonate, pantomime

mimicry [noun]

means "caricature"
pantomime, imitation, mime, parody, mockery

mingle [verb]

means "socialize"
socialise, fraternise, fraternize, associate, participate

minimum [noun]

means "smallest"
least, lowest, iota, modicum, trifle, particle

minutiae [noun]

means "trivia"
particulars, details

mirror [noun]

means "model"
pattern, standard, example, paradigm

miserly [adjective]

means "close"
mean, parsimonious, penurious, stingy, tight, close-fisted

misjudgment [noun]

means "prejudice"
bias, partiality, unfairness

mistress [noun]

means "lover"
kept woman, courtesan, concubine, voluptuary, paramour

mistrustful [adjective]

means "overly suspicious"
suspicious, apprehensive, uneasy, paranoid, anxious, distrustful

mite [noun]

means "bug"
insect, tick, parasite

modicum [noun]

means "little"
bit, trifle, dash, pinch, particle

moiety [noun]

means "half"
part, division, cut, section, fraction, member, parcel, piece

mold [noun]

means "fungus"
mildew, lichen, mould, mold [US], parasite, decay

molecule [noun]

means "unit"
particle, bit, fragment, iota, jot, speck

molecule [noun]

means "atom"
electron, particle

mostly [object]

means "often"
chiefly, customarily, regularly, especially, generally, particularly

mother [noun]

means "person"
parent, ma, matriarch, mama, mom, mommy

mould [noun]

means "fungus"
mildew, parasite, decay

movement [noun]

means "rhythm"
division, motion, part, section, tempo, time

myth [noun]

means "language"
story, legend, allegory, fable, parable, tale

namely [object]

means "emphasis"
specifically, particularly, clearly

narrow [adjective]

means "characteristic"
biased, narrow-minded, parochial, prejudiced, intolerant, bigoted

narrow-minded [adjective]

means "biased"
narrow, parochial, prejudiced, intolerant, bigoted, opinionated

near [adjective]

means "characteristic"
miserly, close, narrow, niggardly, parsimonious, stingy

nearly [object]

means "property"
parsimoniously

neighborhood [noun]

means "area"
block, parish

neutron [noun]

means "particle in an atom"
atom, electron, proton, particle

nice [adjective]

means "behaviour"
careful, considerate, delicate, discerning, discriminating, particular

niggardly [adjective]

means "miserly"
mean, mercenary, niggard, parsimonious, penurious, poor

notably [object]

means "individually"
particularly, characteristically, especially, separately, singly, specially

noteworthy [adjective]

means "notable"
extraordinary, marked, particular, odd, peculiar, singular

numb [verb]

means "deaden"
desensitise, desensitize, dull, paralyse, stun, blunt

numb [adjective]

means "anaesthetised"
benumbed, numbed, unfeeling, paralyzed, insensate, deadened

occasional [adjective]

means "special"
uncommon, particular, exclusive, exceptional, especial, specific

one [adjective]

means "property"
particular

one-sided [adjective]

means "unilateral"
uneven, irregular, partial, single, skewed, lopsided

one-sided [adjective]

means "biased"
partial, prejudiced, coloured, partisan, narrow-minded, unfair

one-sidedness [noun]

means "bias"
favour, favouritism, injustice, partiality, prejudice, unfairness

only [adjective]

means "property"
particularly

opinionated [adjective]

means "biased"
narrow-minded, parochial, prejudiced, intolerant, bigoted, narrow

opposite [noun]

means "antithesis"
antipode, paradox

organ [noun]

means "thing"
vital part, component, member, part, process

orgy [noun]

means "bacchanal"
revelry, spree, debauch, feast, party

overlook [verb]

means "forgive"
condone, pardon

pack [noun]

means "thing"
package, bundle, knapsack, packet, parcel

package [noun]

means "pack"
bundle, knapsack, packet, parcel

packet [noun]

means "thing"
package, parcel, bundle, pack, container, box

pad [noun]

means "writing tablet"
tablet, paper, notebook, block, memorandum, parchment

padre [noun]

means "priest"
preacher, pastor, parson, ecclesiastic, father

pastor [noun]

means "priest"
preacher, father, parson, ecclesiastic, padre

peculiar [adjective]

means "characteristic"
appropriate, especial, exclusive, individual, particular, proper

pendant [noun]

means "match"
equivalent, counterpart, mate, equal, parallel, correspondent

penurious [adjective]

means "stingy"
miserly, parsimonious, tight

perplexity [noun]

means "enigma"
dilemma, paradox, puzzle, mystery, labyrinth, quandary

person [noun]

means "people"
character, part, role

personally [object]

means "privately"
individually, particularly, characteristically, specially, specifically

personification [noun]

means "role"
character, impersonation, part

petrify [verb]

means "frighten"
scare, terrify, alarm, startle, astonish, paralyse

piece [noun]

means "section"
part, fragment, portion, quantity, scrap, segment

player [noun]

means "sport"
athlete, contestant, competitor, participant, member

plot [noun]

means "place"
land, plat, parcel, lot, patch

point [noun]

means "subject"
article, element, item, particular, thing

portion [verb]

means "allot"
apportion, deal out, distribute, divide, parcel out, endow

portion [noun]

means "piece"
bit, fragment, morsel, part, scrap, section

pre-eminent [adjective]

means "predominant"
over, paramount, peerless, superior, supreme, surpassing

preacher [noun]

means "priest"
father, pastor, parson, ecclesiastic, padre

precinct [noun]

means "district"
division, territory, ward, department, parish

precise [adjective]

means "demanding"
crucial, inflexible, uncompromising, particular, careful, puritanical

precisely [object]

means "exactly"
particularly, strictly, in detail

precursor [noun]

means "ancestor"
forefather, antecedent, parent, forbear, progenitor, originator

predecessor [noun]

means "forefather"
forebear, sire, founder, parent, primogenitor, progenitor

predisposed [adjective]

means "inclined"
prone, partial, willing, agreeable, amenable, bent

preference [noun]

means "taste"
disposition, fondness, partiality, affection, liking, predilection

pregnant [adjective]

means "with child"
gravid, parturient, expecting, hopeful, anticipating

prejudiced [adjective]

means "biased"
slanted, bent, partial, twisted, warped, partisan

prepossession [noun]

means "prejudice"
predilection, inclination, partiality, liking, predisposition, bias

priest [noun]

means "person"
clergy, divine, ecclesiastic, parson, theologian

principally [object]

means "specially"
particularly, especially, exceptionally

private [adjective]

means "personal"
especial, privy, individual, particular, peculiar, singular

privately [object]

means "personally"
individually, particularly, characteristically, specially, specifically

propensity [noun]

means "inclination"
partiality, bent, penchant, bias, predilection, disposition

prune [verb]

means "trim"
snip, clip, shave, pare, cut, shear

put on [noun]

means "pretence"
mockery, hoax, swindle, imitation, fake, parody

quadriplegic [adjective]

means "physically disabled"
paraplegic, handicapped

qualifying [adjective]

means "subordinate"
parenthetic

quarantine [verb]

means "separate"
set apart, keep apart, isolate, partition, assign

quasi [adjective]

means "almost"
apparently, seeming, part, sort of, supposedly, semi

rapacious [adjective]

means "avaricious"
parsimonious

ration [verb]

means "allot"
distribute, apportion, deal, dole, mete, parcel out

reception [noun]

means "entertaining guests"
social gathering, party, wake

reciprocity [noun]

means "relationship"
kinship, parity, relation, similarity, community, correlation

redemption [noun]

means "liberation"
parole

rejoice [verb]

means "have a party"
party, carouse, revel, celebrate, whoop it up

relish [noun]

means "appreciation"
predilection, partiality, liking, inclination, bent, preference

remission [noun]

means "acquittal"
absolution, discharge, exoneration, forgiveness, indulgence, pardon

remnant [noun]

means "scrap"
piece, part, shred

render [verb]

means "translate"
interpret, transpose, paraphrase

repel [verb]

means "resist"
parry

representative [adjective]

means "typical"
characteristic, specific, distinguishing, distinctive, idiosyncratic, particular

reprieve [noun]

means "temporary suspension"
remission, pardon, relief, alleviation, mitigation, extension

repulse [verb]

means "resist"
parry

resemble [verb]

means "match"
correlate, parallel, correspond

resist [verb]

means "action"
confront, parry

respect [noun]

means "preference"
partiality, inclination, bias, discrimination, prejudice

respect [noun]

means "detail"
particular, regard, feature, point, matter

reverse [noun]

means "opposite"
contradiction, contrary, converse, paradox, counterpart

review [noun]

means "event"
inspection, procession, parade, march, drill, cavalcade

reword [verb]

means "rephrase"
recapitulate, explain, explicate, paraphrase, interpret, render

role [noun]

means "model"
part, character, impersonation, personification

romp [noun]

means "lark"
party, good time, hop, frolic, play, caper

salon [noun]

means "public room"
lobby, parlour, bar, mezzanine, lounge, reception room

salvation [noun]

means "deliverance"
pardon, reprieve, liberation, rescue, release, redemption

satirise [noun]

means "caricature"
satirize, burlesque, mimic, parody, lampoon, travesty

satirize [noun]

means "satirise"
caricature, burlesque, mimic, parody, lampoon, travesty

saturnalia [noun]

means "orgy"
debauchery, revelry, bacchanalia, debauch, carousing, partying

saving [adjective]

means "thrifty"
frugal, careful, parsimonious, sparing, economical, temperate

scorch [verb]

means "burn"
scald, singe, char, blister, roast, parch

scrap [noun]

means "bit"
piece, portion, bite, fragment, morsel, particle

screen [noun]

means "protection"
cloak, cover, defense, guard, shield, partition

scroll [noun]

means "roll of parchment"
parchment, vellum, scripture

scrupulous [verb]

means "accurate"
precise, exact, punctilious, strict, particular, finical

searing [adjective]

means "drying"
parching, withering, burning

sectarian [noun]

means "dissenter"
partisan, heretic, zealot, true believer, rebel, nonconformist

section [noun]

means "division"
region, portion, compartment, province, fraction, part

see [noun]

means "religion"
diocese, parish, bishopric

segment [noun]

means "portion"
section, fragment, division, part

seizure [noun]

means "fit"
convulsion, attack, illness, paroxysm, spell, epileptic fit

selective [adjective]

means "discriminating"
fastidious, careful, discerning, judicious, particular, choosy

selfish [adjective]

means "stingy"
miserly, greedy, parsimonious, mean

seminar [noun]

means "meeting"
talk, parley, congress, discussion, consultation, conference

severance [noun]

means "division"
parting, separation

share [verb]

means "allocation"
apportion, allot, distribute, dispense, partition, assign

share [verb]

means "activity"
partake, participate, experience, cooperate, receive

share [noun]

means "quantity"
portion, allotment, allowance, apportionment, division, part

shave [verb]

means "action"
cut off, pare, scrape, skin, peel, skim

shear [verb]

means "cut"
clip, prune, shave, trim, pare, lop

show off [verb]

means "display"
spread, flaunt, flourish, parade, show, trot out

side [noun]

means "group"
team, position, party, faction, wing, viewpoint

similarity [noun]

means "relationship"
kinship, parity, relation, reciprocity, community, correlation

similarity [noun]

means "likeness"
semblance, correspondence, resemblance, similitude, parallelism, mimicry

simile [noun]

means "relationship"
kinship, parity, relation, reciprocity, community, correlation

singly [object]

means "individually"
notably, characteristically, especially, separately, particularly, specially

sip [verb]

means "activity"
drink, partake, extract, absorb, imbibe

sitting room [noun]

means "reception room"
living room, drawing room, parlour, salon, lounge

skin [verb]

means "activity"
peel, flay, husk, scale, pare, shuck

skin [noun]

means "substance"
parchment, vellum

skirting [adjective]

means "side-by-side"
corresponding, lateral, parallel, collateral, coincident

small [adjective]

means "behaviour"
selfish, stingy, tight, niggardly, parsimonious, mean

soirée [noun]

means "affair"
party, gala, fête, ball, fun, banquet

sold [adjective]

means "solitary"
single, singular, only, particular, unique

solely [object]

means "alone"
wholly, entirely, exclusively, except, only, particularly

solicitous [adjective]

means "careful"
heedful, mindful, regardful, particular

some [adjective]

means "quantity"
certain, few, particular, specific, unusual, special

sordid [adjective]

means "selfish"
miserly, niggardly, stingy, avaricious, parsimonious, mercenary

sovereign [adjective]

means "chief"
dominant, principal, predominant, paramount, independent, supreme

special [adjective]

means "specific"
certain, distinct, distinguished, particular, single, designated

specification [noun]

means "detail"
circumstance, particular, feature, item, particularity, point

speck [noun]

means "piece"
fraction, fragment, grain, crumb, particle, bit

speech [noun]

means "language"
mention, parlance

splitting up [noun]

means "separation"
divorce, parting, annulment, disunion, dissolution

sponger [noun]

means "free-loader"
leech, parasite, sycophant

sponsor [noun]

means "defender"
champion, protector, supporter, partisan, ally, backer

spoof [noun]

means "satire"
travesty, parody, put-on, skit, burlesque, take-off

spree [noun]

means "riot"
blowout, party

square [noun]

means "place"
plaza, common, park, green, market place

stingy [adjective]

means "selfish"
miserly, greedy, parsimonious, mean

stock [noun]

means "origin"
lineage, ancestry, species, breed, parentage, pedigree

story [noun]

means "language"
tale, anecdote, allegory, yarn, parable, fable

strict [adjective]

means "quality"
precise, accurate, exact, particular, scrupulous

stride [verb]

means "walk"
march, parade, sling, bestride, stamp, stalk

strumpet [noun]

means "seller of sex"
paramour, call girl, bawd, courtesan, harlot, prostitute

strut [verb]

means "prance"
parade, swagger

suite [noun]

means "set of furniture"
ensemble, parcel

suitor [noun]

means "lover"
gallant, wooer, paramour

surroundings [noun]

means "state of affairs"
basis, environment, particulars, circumstances

swagger [verb]

means "strut"
sway, parade, prance, saunter

sycophant [noun]

means "flatterer"
fawner, flunkey, adulator, parasite, yes-man, bootlick

syndicate [noun]

means "association"
cooperative, coalition, organisation, organization, partnership, alliance

tackle [noun]

means "equipment"
gear, rigging, paraphernalia, outfit, trappings, accoutrements

taste [noun]

means "opinion"
preference, disposition, fondness, partiality, affection, liking

tendency [noun]

means "inclination"
partiality

theologian [noun]

means "clergy"
priest, ecclesiastic, parson, divine

thirsty [adjective]

means "needing water"
arid, parched, dry, desiccated

thwart [verb]

means "foil"
parry, defeat, hinder, prevent, frustrate

tie [verb]

means "comparison"
equal, draw, match, parallel

tight [adjective]

means "property"
stingy, miserly, parsimonious, penurious

tight-fisted [adjective]

means "stingy"
parsimonious

transfix [verb]

means "impale"
perforate, penetrate, freeze, immobilize, paralyze, hypnotize

translate [verb]

means "render into another language"
interpret, reword, paraphrase, restate

translation [noun]

means "restatement"
rendering, digest, paraphrase, interpretation, version, summary

trappings [noun]

means "gear"
effects, equipment, accoutrements, outfit, paraphernalia, rigging

trim [verb]

means "cut"
clip, prune, shave, shear, pare, lop

troop [noun]

means "assemblage"
company, squad, troupe, unit, party, group

tube [noun]

means "thing"
container, package, parcel, cell

tune in [verb]

means "listen"
join, pay attention, receive, participate, enter into

typical [adjective]

means "characteristic"
representative, specific, distinguishing, distinctive, idiosyncratic, particular

unfair [adjective]

means "biased"
influenced, prejudiced, partial, unjust

unilateral [adjective]

means "one-sided"
uneven, irregular, partial, single, skewed, lopsided

unique [adjective]

means "sole"
single, singular, only, solitary, particular, sold

unit [noun]

means "thing"
system, complement, element, component, member, part

unjust [adjective]

means "unfair"
partial, prejudiced, biased, inequitable, influenced, shabby

upstart [noun]

means "person"
climber, snob, parvenu

vanish [verb]

means "disappear"
part, cease, stop, pass, recede, end

vegetable [adjective]

means "passive"
brainless, inanimate, inert, inactive, paralyzed, stagnant

vellum [noun]

means "roll of parchment"
parchment, scroll, scripture

venial [adjective]

means "excusable"
forgivable, pardonable, allowable, justifiable

version [noun]

means "translation"
rendition, interpretation, rendering, paraphrase, restatement

vitally [object]

means "mainly"
eminently, especially, mostly, particularly, primarily, principally

wall [verb]

means "activity"
enclose, partition, divide, shut off, protect, immure

ward [verb]

means "deflect"
parry, fend

ward [noun]

means "district"
division, territory, precinct, department, parish

whit [noun]

means "fragment"
bit, particle, mite, atom, mote, dot

worm [noun]

means "animal"
grub, caterpillar, maggot, parasite

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