1. thick and strong. 2. having a large body that is wide with fat or muscles 3. brave and strong
stout
a story in a newspaper or on radio or television that is about something that happened or that gives information about something.
report
1. a small cut that is shaped like a V and that is made on an edge or a surface 2. a narrow passage between mountains
notch
1. happening in a short amount of time. 2. having a fast rate. 3. moving quickly
rapid
not important
trivial
What WordMaster word is a synonym of scrunch?
crumple
1. done or given without delay 2. arriving or doing something at the expected time or without delay
prompt
able to think clearly and to notice things
alert
a person who receives medical care or treatment
patient
1. to cause (something) to get caught in or twisted with something else 2. to get (someone) involved in a confusing or difficult situation
entangle
1. a small hole or space for storing things 2. a place (such as a room) that is very small
cubbyhole
1. causing a problem especially in a public place by making a lot of noise, behaving violently, etc. 2. not neat or orderly
disorderly
to become more relaxed : to become less tense, anxious, or angry
chill
a large, mostly flat area of land in North America that has few trees and is covered in grasses
prairie
a desire to cause others to suffer the quality or state of being cruel act or occurrence to cause suffering
cruelty
1. to break apart and fall down suddenly 2. to fall down or become unconscious because you are sick or exhausted
collapse
dry material that is spread in a container and used as a toilet by animals (especially cats) while they are indoors.
litter
1. to surprise or frighten (someone) suddenly and usually not seriously 2. to move or jump suddenly because something surprises you or frightens you
startle
1. a group of birds or animals (such as sheep) 2. a large number of people
flock
to offend or insult (someone) : to treat (someone) with disrespect
slight
1. to cause (something) to happen more quickly 2.to move or act quickly
hasten
1. to ride on ocean waves using a special board 2. to look for information or other interesting things on the Internet
surf
having a dull or uninteresting appearance : not attractive or stylish
dowdy
a long, narrow cut or low area in a surface
groove
to press or squeeze (something) so that it is no longer flat or smooth.
crumple
the top layer of earth in which plants grow.
soil
pictures or words painted or drawn on a wall, building, etc.
graffiti
to be slow going or staying somewhere
tarry
very violent and cruel
vicious
1. information about the behavior and personal lives of other people 2. a person who often talks about the private details of other people's lives
gossip
What WordMaster word is an antonym for break?
mend
a small piece or quantity of food
morsel or tidbit
1. a small space or corner that is inside something 2. a part of a room (such as a corner) that is used for a specific purpose
nook
1. very small in degree or amount. 2. thin and not very strong or muscular
slight
1. To make something broken or damage usable gain 2. To heal or cure a broken bone a sad feeling ect.
mend
1. a group of soldiers 2. Group of people or things
troop
What WordMaster word is an antonym of modern?
antique
a person who is too interested in the private lives of other people
busybody
What WordMaster word is a synonym of rumor?
gossip
1.to cause (someone) to do something. 2. to say (something that encourages a person to talk)
prompt
What WordMaster word is a synonym of chatter?
babble
a low sound made when many people are speaking; a low, quiet, and continuous sound
murmur
a large area of flat land in northern parts of the world where there are no trees and the ground is always frozen
tundra
What WordMaster word is a synonym for dirt?
soil
to make clicking sounds by knocking together rapidly.
chatter
something that is believed to be a sign or warning of something that will happen in the future
omen
a situation or occurrence in which something (such as a system or organization) suddenly fails : a complete failure or breakdown
collapse
1. A group of animals that live or are kept together 2. A large group of people
herd
to talk in a quick or casual way
chatter
1. very thin and light 2. not thick or full 3. very soft and quiet
wispy
able to remain calm and not become annoyed when waiting for a long time or when dealing with problems or difficult people
patient
to tell someone with authority about (someone who has broken a rule, done something wrong, etc.)
report
unkind or critical — used especially to describe a comment made by a woman
catty
1. to cause (someone) to fall asleep or become sleepy 2. to cause (someone) to feel safe and relaxed instead of careful and alert
lull
a short argument about something that is not important
spat or tiff
belonging to an earlier period, style, or fashion : old and often valuable
antique
moving slowly or lazily
sluggish
things that have been thrown away and that are lying on the ground in a public place.
litter
lively in manner or appearance
perky
1.extreme anger : a strong feeling of unhappiness because of something bad, hurtful, or morally wrong. 2.something that hurts people or is morally wrong
outrage
something that is kept as a reminder of a place you have visited, an event you have been to, etc.
souvenir
of or relating to the present time or the recent past
modern
a child who tells a parent, teacher, etc., about something bad or wrong that another child has done
tattletale
1. to surround (something) 2. to put something around (something) 3. to include (something) with a letter or in a package
enclose
1. to become irritated or annoyed : to feel impatient 2. to cause soreness or damage by rubbing against something (such as your skin)
chafe
an area that is surrounded by a fence and that is used for holding animals (such as cows and horses) on a farm or ranch
corral
to ruin the beauty or perfection of (something) to hurt or damage the good condition of (something)
mar
tired and ready to fall asleep
drowsy
1. to cover and protect (someone or something). 2. to prevent (someone or something) from being seen
shield
to make (someone or something) cold or cool
chill
something (such as a message or loud sound) that tells people there is some danger or problem
alert
information or a story that is passed from person to person but has not been proven to be true
rumor
to bother or annoy (someone)
irk
1. to talk foolishly or too much 2. to make speech sounds that do not make sense to the hearer 3. to make the quiet sound of water flowing over rocks
babble
group of young animals that are born at a single time
litter
1. to feel disgust or embarrassment and often to show this feeling by a movement of your face or body 2. to make a sudden movement from fear of being hit or hurt
cringe
wanting to know about other people's lives, problems, etc.
nosy
1. messy or untidy 2. done in a careless way: sloppy
slovenly
to raise (something) especially by using ropes or machinery
hoist
clean and organized : not messy
tidy
very playful or lively
frisky
1. a small piece of food 2. small piece of news or interesting information
tidbit
1. the pieces that are left after something has been destroyed 2. things (such as broken pieces and old objects) that are lying where they fell or that have been left somewhere because they are not wanted.
debris
1. to move or flap the wings quickly without flying. 2. to fly lightly with quick beats of the wings. 3. to move or behave in a nervous and excited way.
flutter
1.to feel a pain that starts and stops quickly and repeatedly 2. to beat with a strong, steady rhythm.
throb
1. to move or turn in a circle 2. to regularly change the person who does a particular job so that all the members of a group do it at different times
rotate
thin in an attractive way
slim
What WordMaster word is an antonym of alert and awake?
drowsy
to turn around
swivel
o speak with many pauses and repetitions because you have a speech problem or because you are very nervous, frightened.
stammer
1. a large piece of metal, wood, etc., carried by someone (such as a soldier or police officer) for protection. 2 something that defends or protects someone or something.
shield
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