1. to move very quickly and suddenly in a particular direction 2. to suddenly increase to an unusually high level
surge
What WordMaster word is a synonym for nucleus?
hub
full of life and energy — used especially to describe an older person
sprightly
an unskillful doctor or a person who falsely claims to have medical skills
quack
1.a piece of cloth that hangs over a bed, throne, etc., as a decoration or shelter 2.a. something that hangs or spreads out over an area
canopy
1. to flow outward from the land 2. to get worse
ebb
the quality or state of being quiet and peaceful
tranquility
to cut with a sharp tool so that pus will flow out
lance
1 (v)to make (something) dirty 2 (v)to take away or ruin the purity, honor, or goodness of (something or someone important)
defile
very bad and dirty conditions
squalor
quietly sad or thoughtful
pensive
1 : to give or provide (something) 2 : to prepare and give (medicine)
dispense
a period of time in which there is little economic activity and many people do not have jobs
depression
a small hill
knoll
a straight line from the center of a circle or sphere to any point on the outer edge
radius
to make a hole or a series of holes in something
perforate
to fail to catch or hold the ball
fumble
a method or trick that is used to get people's attention or to sell something
gimmick
full of life and energy
animated
to increase or imporve after a recent decrease or decliine
rebound
to go back to a previous and usually lower state or level; to become worse or of less value
regress
1. to pretend that you will do something or that you know or have something in order to trick someone into doing what you want 2. to pretend to do or make (something)
bluff
strong and heavy
burly
the central and most active part or place; the center of a wheel, propeller, fan, etc.
hub
relaxed and informal
easygoing
1. to surprise and confuse (someone or something) 2. to prove (someone or something) wrong
confound
1. to bring (someone or something) back to a normal, healthy condition after an illness, injury, drug problem, etc. 2. to teach (a criminal in prison) to live a normal and productive life
rehabilitate
doing a lot of sitting and not physical movement things ect.
sedentary
one of the bars that connect the center of a wheel to the rim
spoke
to cause (someone) to receive a great amount of something
barrage
1. to move away gradually. 2. to become smaller or weaker
recede
a small valley with trees and grass growing in it
dell
doing things that are too dangerous or risky
foolhardy
to spread or scatter things over or on the ground or some other surface
strewn
allowing a lot of freedom and not punishing bad behavior in a strong way : not harsh, severe, or strict
lenient
very carefully
gingerly
a narrow valley
glen
What WordMaster word is an antonym for confident?
sheepish
What WordMaster word is an antonym of spendthrift?
miser
the usual attitude, mood, or behavior of a person or animal
temperament
1. a feeling or belief that you can do something well or succeed at something 2. a feeling or belief that someone or something is good or has the ability to succeed at something 3. the feeling of being certain that something will happen or
confidence
to be slowly destroyed by natural processes; to slowly lose strength, health, etc.
decay
to feel afraid and often to show your fear in a way that can be clearly seen
quail
to search for something by reaching or touching with your fingers in an awkward or clumsy way
fumble
a person who hates to spend money : a very stingy person
miser
1. to fall or jump suddenly from a high place 2. to fall or drop suddenly in amount, value, etc 3. to have a steep slope or drop downward
plunge
1. a very steep side of a mountain or cliff 2. a point where danger, trouble, or difficulty begins, usually singular
precipice
fat and round
rotund
1. to throw (something) away : to get rid of (something) 2. to deal with and finish (something)
dispose
1. to treat (someone or something) poorly and without respect 2. to make the quality of (something) worse 3. to cause (something complex) to break down into simple substances or parts
degrade
a particular way of walking
gait
poorly done or made
shoddy
showing or feeling embarrassment especially because you have done something foolish or wrong
sheepish
the highest layer of branches in a forest or on a tree
canopy
1. very difficult 2. requiring great effort
grueling
rebounding especially at an angle
carom
to bounce back off something after hitting it
rebound
the bone in the lower part of your arm on the same side as your thumb
radius
a clear section that covers the part where the pilot sits in some airplanes
canopy
1. done or made quickly and without thought about what will happen as a result 2. doing something quickly and without thinking carefully about what will happen as a result
rash
What WordMaster word is a synonym for difficult and challenging?
grueling
the central part of most cells that contains genetic material and is enclosed in a membrane; central or most important part of something
nucleus
1. used to describe someone who allows things to happen or who accepts what other people do or decide without trying to change anything
passive
an area on a surface that is lower than other parts : a low spot
depression
to make a loud sound; the sound that is made by a duck
quack
a person who creates or establishes something that is meant to last for a long time (such as a business or school)
founder
loyalty to a person, country, group, etc.
allegiance
full of courage or energy : very lively or determined
spirited
to walk in an awkward, unsteady way without lifting your feet very high off the ground
shamble
produced by the creation of a series of drawings, pictures, etc. that are shown quickly one after another
animated
What WordMaster word is an antonym of ascend and rise?
plunge
very neat and clean; smart and fashionable
natty
not neat or orderly; messy or untidy
unkempt
to make (someone's mind or brain) unable to think clearly
addle
1. playful,and silly 2. feeling or showing great happiness and joy 3. causing dizziness
giddy
to travel to different places to give speeches, perform shows, etc.
barnstorm
having or showing complete and consistent support for someone
loyal
1. a group of red spots on the skin that is caused by an illness or a reaction to something 2. a series of usually unpleasant things or events that happen in a short period of time
rash
1. of or relating to the stars 2. very good
stellar
a drawing that makes someone look funny or foolish because some part of the person's appearance is exaggerated
caricature
1. the act or process of returning something to its original condition by repairing it, cleaning it, etc 2. the act of bringing back something that existed
restoration
What WordMaster word is a synonym of loyalty?
allegiance
a long pointed weapon used in the past by knights riding on horses
lance
a person who spends money in a careless or wasteful way
spendthrift
1. having a skin disease that causes itching and loss of hair 2. having thin or bare spots
mangy
1. to move close to someone in a quiet or secret way 2. to go or move with one side forward
sidle
a high, steep area of land
bluff
a kind of small wild bird that is often hunted
quail
1. the nest of a bird (such as an eagle or hawk) built high up on a cliff or on the top of a mountain 2. a room or building built high up so that people inside can see things happening below them
aerie
easily angered
hotheaded
a state of feeling sad
depression
n. strong approval or praise v. to praise (someone or something) in a very strong and enthusiastic way
acclaim
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