1. fighting against a government 2. refusing to obey rules or authority or to accept normal standards of behavior, dress, etc.
rebellious
1. one of a series of barriers to be jumped over in a race 2.something that makes an achievement difficult
hurdle
a thin, long instrument that is used especially for examining parts of the body
probe
1.to cook (something) so that it is boiling for a certain period of time 2. to be filled with a strong feeling that is difficult to control or hide
simmer
a young tree
sapling
1. something (such as a fence or natural obstacle) that prevents or blocks movement from one place to another 2. a law, rule, problem, etc., that makes something difficult or impossible
barrier
a situation in which a large group of people behave in a violent and uncontrolled way.
riot
v. to stare at someone or something in a rude or stupid way n. a big clumsy often slow-witted person
gawk
easily taught, led, or controlled
docile
suited to someone’s tastes or abilities
alley
a difference between two people, groups, or things
gulf
a stupid or awkward person — usually used for a man
oaf
1. capable of bending or being bent 2. easily changed; willing to change or to try different things
flexible
clothes that are old and badly torn
tatters
What WordMaster word is an antonym of rebellious?
docile
to do or say something that is offensive to (someone) : to do or say something that shows a lack of respect for (someone)
insult
1. to walk slowly and usually heavily 2. to work slowly and steadily on a boring task
plod
What WordMaster word is an antonym of alley?
boulevard
a very small amount
whit
to cut or tear (something) into long, thin pieces
shred
very difficult or complicated
thorny
to walk slowly in a free and relaxed way
amble
What WordMaster word is a synonym of disarray?
chaotic
having or showing a quiet and gentle nature : not wanting to fight or argue with other people
meek
What WordMaster word is a synonym of forbid?
prohibit
What WordMaster word is an antonym for freeze?
swelter
to shout insulting words at someone and to laugh at or criticize someone in a loud and angry way
jeer
with your true identity kept secret as by using a different name or a disguise
incognito
to be very hot and uncomfortable
swelter
to think about something carefully
ponder
1. type of chalk made from a powdery substance that is used for drawing and comes in many different colors 2. a drawing that is done using pastels 3. a pale or light color
pastel
to move or act too slowly
dawdle
What 3 WordMaster word is a synonym for function?
role
What WordMaster word is an antonym for approve?
veto
a gentle movement of air
waft
someone or something that is very funny
riot
a clever remark
quip
a wide and usually important street that often has trees and grass
boulevard
1. not afraid of danger or difficult situations 2. very confident in a way that may seem rude or foolish
bold
to cut (food) into very small pieces
mince
a narrow street or passage between buildings
alley
1.to not allow by law. 2. to forbid from taking a particular action. 3. to make impossible or prevent from going forward
prohibit
1.the woolly coat of a sheep 2. soft cloth that is used to make warm clothes
fleece
1. causing or tending to cause annoyance or minor harm or damage 2. showing a playful desire to cause trouble 3. intended to harm someone or someone's reputation
mischievous
1. an ability to say or write things that are clever and usually funny 2. the ability to think or reason
wit
What WordMaster word is a synonym of handy?
deft
a large area of ocean that is partly surrounded by land
gulf
n. something said or done to cause laughter v. to say things that are meant to cause laughter
jest
1. expressing or suggesting harm 2. indicating or suggesting the approach of possible trouble or danger
threatening
1. care taken to avoid danger or risk : a careful attitude or way of behaving 2. a warning telling someone to be careful
caution
happening at the same time
simultaneous
1. easily affected, influenced, or harmed by something 2. capable of being affected by a specified action or process
susceptible
an event that causes great harm and suffering
calamity
What WordMaster word is a synonym of catastrophe?
calamity
1.refusing to change your ideas or to stop doing something 2. difficult to deal with, remove
stubborn
1. a decision by a person in authority to not allow or approve something (such as a new law) 2. the right or power of a person in authority to decide that something (such as a new law) will not be approved
veto
1. easily upset by the things that people think or say about you 2. aware of and understanding the feelings of other people 3. easily affected by something in a way that is not pleasant or good
sensitive
to touch or push (someone or something) gently to push (someone) gently with your elbow in order to get that person's attention
nudge
to move quickly and with short steps
scurry
to ask a lot of questions in order to find secret or hidden information about someone or something
probe
a white liquid mixture used for making surfaces (such as walls or fences) whiter
whitewash
the character played by an actor
role
1. skillful and clever 2. able to do something quickly and accurately
deft
1. the special purpose or activity for which a thing exists or is used 2. the job or duty of a person 3. a large ceremony or social event
function
feeling or showing a lack of courage or confidence
timid
1. to walk or go from one place to another place without a specific goal, purpose, or direction 2. to go from one subject to another without any clear purpose or direction
ramble
1. to cut off something; to separate something by cutting 2.to end (a relationship, connection,etc.) completely.
sever
an adult male sheep
ram
the use of words that mean the opposite of what you really want to say especially in order to insult someone, to show irritation, or to be funny
sarcastic
1. a small mistake or amount of bad luck. 2. an unlucky accident or mistake
mishap
difficult to control
unruly
to deceive and take money from someone
fleece
1. a small creature that plays harmful tricks in children's stories 2. a child who causes trouble in a playful way :a mischievous child
imp
not hurried : slow and relaxed
leisurely
to prevent people from learning the truth about something bad, such as a dishonest, immoral, or illegal act or situation
whitewash
clothes, jewels, etc., that are expensive and beautiful
finery
What WordMaster word is a synonym of trudge?
plod
What WordMaster word is the antonym of amble?
scurry
exactly the same
identical
to argue or complain about small, unimportant things
quibble
a funny or smart comment or joke
wisecrack
set in heavy type that stands out
bold
1. a strong light that can be seen from far away and that is used to help guide ships, airplanes, etc. 2. a radio signal that is broadcast to help guide ships, airplanes, etc.
beacon
to attract (someone) especially by offering or showing something that is appealing, interesting, etc.
entice
What WordMaster word is a synonym for dawdle?
ramble
a person who has just started a job or activity and has little experience : beginner
rookie
1. easily broken or cracked 2. not strong 3. sharp in sound
brittle
1. used to describe an angry or unhappy person who does not want to talk, smile, etc. 2. gray and dark
sullen
1. a part that someone or something has in a particular activity or situation 2. the part that someone has in a family, society, or other group
role
1. very useful or helpful 2. near or close 3. clever or skillful in using your hands, doing small jobs, etc.
handy
to join or connect (two or more things, places, etc.) together; to connect (someone or something) to a system, network, etc.
link
v. to make (someone) angery n. a tall plant that has leaves with hairs that sting you if you touch it
nettle
1. to forcefully hit something 2. to push (something) into a position or place with force
ram
1. to make (someone) impatient, angry, or annoyed 2. to make (part of your body) sore or painful
irritate
in a state of complete confusion or disorder
chaotic
to say insulting things to someone to make them angry
taunt
What WordMaster word is a synonym of unruly?
rebellious
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