Further results for the word "rat"
rather [object]
means "amount"somewhat, to some extent, fairly, moderately, reasonably, pretty, quite
ratification [noun]
means "sanction"authorisation, authorization, endorsement, confirmation, agreement, approval, sanctioning
ratified [adjective]
means "inspected"legalised, legalized, approved, validated, certified, passed, upheld
ratify [verb]
means "approve"support, sanction, endorse, confirm, allow, authorise, authorize, empower
rational [adjective]
means "discerning"discriminating, discreet, prudent, collected, circumspect, perspicacious, enlightened
rationale [noun]
means "explanation"justification, rationalisation, rationalization, excuse, reason, ratiocination
rationalisation [noun]
means "explanation"rationalization, definition, reason, interpretation, justification, key, meaning, solution
rationalism [noun]
means "reason"common sense, intellect, logic, intelligence, judgement, understanding, discernment
rationalization [noun]
means "rationalisation"explanation, definition, reason, interpretation, justification, key, meaning, solution
rationalize [verb]
means "reason"think, contemplate, deliberate
rationalize [verb]
means "make excuses"explain away, account for
account [verb]
means "account for"explain, elucidate, describe, explicate, number, rationalise, rationalize, justify
account for [verb]
means "account"explain, elucidate, describe, explicate, number, rationalise, rationalize, justify
acknowledge [verb]
means "endorse"ratify
analysis [noun]
means "breakdown"breakup, dissection, ratiocination, separation, subdivision, resolution
annuity [noun]
means "apportionment"quota, ration, allotment, share, bounty, allowance
approved [adjective]
means "inspected"legalised, legalized, ratified, validated, certified, passed
authorisation [noun]
means "sanction"authorization, support, ratification, decree, permission, writ
authorization [noun]
means "authorisation"sanction, support, ratification, decree, permission, writ
breakup [noun]
means "breakdown"analysis, dissection, ratiocination, separation, subdivision, resolution
clank [verb]
means "clatter"grate, clang, clash, rattle, clap
clash [verb]
means "clatter"grate, clang, clank, rattle, clap
confirmation [noun]
means "sanction"authorisation, authorization, endorsement, ratification, agreement, approval
convincing [adjective]
means "credible"believable, plausible, trustworthy, rational, probable, acceptable
credible [adjective]
means "convincing"believable, plausible, trustworthy, rational, probable, acceptable
dialectic [adjective]
means "argumentative"rationalistic, persuasive, controversial
down-to-earth [adjective]
means "practical"sensible, mundane, practicable, rational, common, ordinary
elucidate [verb]
means "account for"explain, account, describe, explicate, number, rationalise, rationalize, justify
enlightened [adjective]
means "discerning"rational
explain [verb]
means "justify"resolve, account for, account, explain away, rationalise, rationalize
explanation [noun]
means "rationalization"rationalisation, definition, reason, interpretation, justification, key
hardheaded [adjective]
means "shrewd"practical, unsentimental, rational, business-like, headstrong, stubborn
induction [noun]
means "reasoning"deduction, inference, judgement, conjecture, rationalisation, rationalization
judicious [adjective]
means "sensible"rational, reasonable, sagacious, sound, wise, common sense
lucid [adjective]
means "sane"rational, reasonable, intelligible, understandable, normal
momentum [noun]
means "pace"rate
monkey wrench [noun]
means "tool"pipe spanner, ratchet handle, open-end spanner, box-end, spanner, knuckle-buster
much [object]
means "quantity"nearly, almost, somewhat, rather, practically, most
passed [adjective]
means "inspected"legalised, legalized, ratified, validated, certified, approved
perspicacious [adjective]
means "discerning"discriminating, discreet, prudent, collected, circumspect, rational
pessimistic [adjective]
means "fatalistic"rationalistic, realistic, mechanistic
plateful [noun]
means "food portion"portion, serving, helping, ration, meal
pretty [object]
means "amount"somewhat, fairly, rather, moderately, tolerably, to some extent
quota [noun]
means "apportionment"allowance, ration, allotment, share, bounty, annuity
quote [verb]
means "language"rate
reason [noun]
means "mental condition"rationalism, common sense, intellect, logic, intelligence, judgement
reason [noun]
means "language"explanation, justification, rationalisation, rationalization, excuse, rationale, ratiocination
reasoning [adjective]
means "analytical"logical, balanced, rational, intelligent, judicious, sensible
recognize [verb]
means "endorse"sanction, approve, uphold, acknowledge, rule, ratify
right [adjective]
means "mental condition"sane, normal, rational, sound, reasonable, wise
sagacious [adjective]
means "judicious"wise, intelligent, sensible, rational, discerning, discriminating
sanction [verb]
means "approve"support, ratify, endorse, confirm, allow, authorise
sanction [noun]
means "authorization"authorisation, support, ratification, decree, permission, writ
sensible [adjective]
means "reasonable"judicious, discerning, astute, rational, shrewd, intelligent
serpent [noun]
means "snake"reptile, viper, rattlesnake, boa-constrictor, coral snake, pit viper
sober [adjective]
means "character trait"calm, collected, composed, controlled, rational, reasonable
spanner [noun]
means "tool"pipe spanner, ratchet handle, open-end spanner, box-end, monkey wrench, knuckle-buster
sustain [verb]
means "confirm"approve, ratify, justify, corroborate, uphold, establish
tattletale [noun]
means "informer"blabbermouth, tattler, busybody, stool pigeon, talebearer [US], rat fink [US]
theorem [noun]
means "symbolic representation"formula, ratio, recipe
thinking [noun]
means "rationalization"rationalisation, thought, reasoning, reflection, reason, judgment
underwrite [verb]
means "sanction or approve"sanction, approve, ratify, confirm, guarantee, support
unimpassioned [adjective]
means "calm"collected, deliberate, calculating, rational, courteous, modest
value [verb]
means "cost"price, appraise, assess, estimate, evaluate, rate
velocity [noun]
means "pace"gait, speed, rate, clip, tempo, dash
viper [noun]
means "snake"reptile, serpent, rattlesnake, boa-constrictor, coral snake, pit viper
vote for [verb]
means "adopt"approve, affirm, assent to, espouse, ratify, sanction
wise [adjective]
means "character trait"judicious, sagacious, rational, reasonable, sensible, prudent