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▲
Verb
To bore, jade, or cause to be weary or restless
To exhaust the patience or interest of
To become less appealing or interesting through familiarity
To grow tired of or bored with
To stuff or fill completely or excessively
To consume food, especially hungrily or in a gluttonous manner
Noun
(
derogatory
)
A bad-tempered or disreputable woman
A flirtatious or promiscuous young woman
A type of horse, typically small in size or providing limited utility
A workhorse
A person who is habitually gloomy, sullen or miserable
Adjective
Rich green
Of the color between blue and yellow in the spectrum
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▲
Verb
▲
To bore, jade, or cause to be weary or restless
exhaust
weary
drain
tire
enervate
debilitate
prostrate
weaken
overtire
poop
bush
wear
flag
sink
disable
droop
deplete
bore
bedraggle
drop
fizzle
languish
sag
succumb
tucker
wear out
knock out
wear down
burn out
peter out
poop out
conk out
fatigue
knacker
whack
frazzle
take it out of
shatter
sap
tax
wash out
do in
devitalize
overtax
wear to a frazzle
incapacitate
tire out
break
bust
enfeeble
outwear
kill
tucker out
harass
do up
indispose
undermine
put to sleep
immobilize
US
paralyse
UK
make weak
make feeble
etiolate
waste
soften
paralyze
US
overwork
torpefy
lay low
fail
immobilise
UK
put out of action
grow tired
cause weariness
unnerve
sap your strength
vitiate
burden
plague
strain
drowse
oppress
fade
glut
weigh
pain
make tired
cause ennui
fold
faint
overburden
overstrain
yawn
collapse
cripple
become fatigued
become tired
get tired
grow weary
go stale
impair
take
reduce
disempower
render infirm
emasculate
destroy
eviscerate
disembowel
exenterate
shag out
make sleepy
make weary
wear on
drain of energy
overexert
overextend
overfatigue
overdo
run ragged
handicap
bankrupt
draw
stretch
attenuate
try
test
push
suck dry
task
encumber
impoverish
use up
blunt
diminish
exasperate
bonk
hit the wall
get the better of
injure
hinder
hurt
harm
extenuate
hamper
mar
root
unstrengthen
run out of steam
run down
become drained
break down
stress out
become exhausted
confine to bed
confine to a wheelchair
wipe out
nearly kill
make feebler
deprive of force
remove the sting from
reduce the powers of
wear oneself to a shadow
run into the ground
hamstring
wear oneself to a frazzle
tire yourself out
wear yourself out
ruin
disarm
wreck
depress
overthrow
mow
defeat
exert
make powerless
make helpless
make impotent
bring someone to their knees
extend
bring low
drive
overreach
overtask
charge
saddle
load
rack
overload
lade
distend
lumber
wrench
tense
entrust
tighten
challenge
overdo it
exert excessively
run yourself into the ground
drive too far
make too many demands on
work too hard
work oneself into the ground
exert to the limit
knock oneself out
push to the limit
overstretch
empty
overuse
stress
pressure
make demands on
push too far
press hard on
weigh heavily on
ask too much of
prey on
make heavy demands on
put a strain on
put pressure on
more ❯
“I varied our method of passing the night by remarks and casual allusions, fearing that an unbroken uniformity might
jade
his mind.”
Verb
▲
To exhaust the patience or interest of
tire
US
weary
bore
become tired
become weary
get tired
get weary
sicken
become bored
become fed up
become jaded
become satiated
become sick
ennui
get bored
get fed up
get jaded
get satiated
get sick
become fed to death
get fed to death
become sick to death
get sick to death
have had enough
have had a glut
have had a surfeit
have had something up to here
Verb
▲
To become less appealing or interesting through familiarity
lose its attraction
pall
bore
cloy
fatigue
tire
weary
sicken
become boring
become tedious
become tiresome
grow boring
grow tedious
grow tiresome
lose attraction
wear off
go sour
become dull
lose its appeal
lose its interest
lose their interest
outstay its welcome
become less appealing
become sickening
become nauseating
be excessive
become distasteful
Verb
▲
To grow tired of or bored with
weary
bore
tire
tire of
become weary of
get weary of
become bored by
become bored of
become bored with
get bored of
get tired of
become tired of
get bored by
get bored with
get fed to death with
get sick of
lose interest
become fed to death with
become sick of
have had enough of
sicken of
become fed up with
become jaded with
become sick to death of
get fed up with
get jaded with
get sick to death of
become satiated with
be over
get satiated with
have had a glut of
have had something up to here
have had a surfeit of
be over it
sicken
feel jaded with
Verb
▲
To stuff or fill completely or excessively
cloy
disgust
glut
gorge
sicken
weary
nauseate
sate
satiate
surfeit
fill
overfill
satisfy
stall
stodge
suffice
be too much
cram
stuff
overfeed
overindulge
pall
indulge
overeat
eat
feed
saturate
pack
choke
pig
gobble
wolf
devour
guzzle
fill up
gormandize
US
gormandise
UK
pig out
gratify
jam
overdose
feed to gills
scarf
scoff
swallow
ingurgitate
bolt
gulp
slop
slosh
put
inhale
raven
gorb
flood
inundate
overload
clog
make a pig of oneself
stuff oneself to the gills
deluge
oversupply
supersaturate
swamp
overstock
burden
load
cram full
congest
overwhelm
fill to excess
Verb
▲
To consume food, especially hungrily or in a gluttonous manner
gorge
eat
devour
gobble
gulp
wolf
scoff
bolt
guzzle
scarf
ingurgitate
gormandise
UK
gormandize
US
swallow
inhale
slop
consume
shift
raven
demolish
down
swill
gluttonize
binge
gorb
snarf
gollop
gourmandize
feed
nosh
murder
Hoover
cloy
congest
put away
scarf down
pig out
pack away
polish off
binge-eat
shovel down
tuck into
scarf up
scoff down
gulp down
eat greedily
eat hungrily
stuff down
snarf down
snarf up
swallow hurriedly
eat like a horse
blimp out
make a pig of oneself
eat voraciously
cram
glut
stuff
overindulge
overeat
gobble up
wolf down
feast
pig oneself on
stuff your face
stuff oneself
pig out on
gorge oneself
gorge oneself on
eat up
stuff oneself with
gorge on
surfeit
englut
ingest
pig oneself
satiate
overindulge oneself
pig
feed on
gobble down
slosh
feast on
chow down
hoover
sink
scarf out
be greedy
have a binge
eat too much
engorge
partake of
sate
cram in
get outside of
tuck away
indulge
munch
take
overdo it
partake
be immoderate
chomp
pack it away
put it away
fill
eat to excess
bolt down
tuck in
put down
toss down
snack on
dine
banquet
overdo
load up on
dispatch
regale
splurge
pig away
snack
woof
swill down
finish off
be intemperate
go on a binge
wine and dine
cram down
lap up
make short work of
not know when to stop
go overboard
push the boat out
go on a bender
stuff one's face with
dispose of
woof down
live it up
get one's laughing gear round
go to excess
drink
choke
put
overdose
overfeed
dive in
pork out
quaff
belt
hog
imbibe
hork
nibble
shovel it in
swig
drop
chugalug
dispose
manducate
swallow whole
stuff oneself to the gills
suck up
gourmandize on
finish
cram oneself with
meal on
graze on
mow down
choke down
clean out
drink in
guzzle down
eat heartily
eat quickly
delight in
pack
feed one's face
feast upon
take in
junket
toss off
fare
victual
indulge in
refresh
dine on
eat sumptuously
eat your fill
devour greedily
gorge oneself with
eat one's fill of
fare sumptuously
make a pig of oneself on
binge on
eat to your heart's content
overindulge in
sup
graze
take nourishment
drink milk
consume food
partake of food
have a meal
devour food
champ
chew
masticate
bite
ruminate
gnaw
grind
absorb
crunch
get stuck into
chaw
chomp on
lunch
taste
breakfast
get down
have
digest
chumble
have dinner
prey on
munch on
have supper
gnaw on
crunch on
bite on
live on
chew up
chow
neck
lap
kill
attack
assimilate
chew noisily
sip
dig in
toss
destroy
engulf
peck at
pork out on
bevvy
UK
bib
take over
swallow up
chow on
bevy
US
wash down
supper
subsist
break bread
have breakfast
have tea
lunch on
have lunch
breakfast on
tuck on
pick at
eat between meals
fall to
eat out
do lunch
fare on
subsist on
exist on
rely on for nourishment
take as nourishment
sustain oneself of
live off
triturate
tear
crush
rip
rend
scrunch
gum
chavel
squash
more ❯
Noun
▲
(
derogatory
)
A bad-tempered or disreputable woman
shrew
harpy
nag
harridan
witch
dragon lady
old bag
she-devil
termagant
virago
vixen
fury
scold
hellcat
spitfire
dragon
hag
tartar
fishwife
Xanthippe
gorgon
ogress
targe
carper
cat
battleaxe
UK
ballbreaker
amazon
biddy
vituperator
siren
madcap
tigress
muckraker
hussy
reviler
hellion
calumniator
backbiter
porcupine
detractor
wench
karen
battleax
US
tiger mom
US
battle-ax
old bat
battle-axe
tiger mum
UK
old biddy
fire-eater
hell cat
angry woman
she-wolf
old cow
beldame
crone
martinet
beldam
cow
complainer
grumbler
moaner
nagger
kvetch
fault-finder
bag
old woman
caviller
trout
disciplinarian
woman
strumpet
bacchante
old trout
aggressive woman
carline
carlin
trot
fussbudget
fusspot
tiger mother
jezebel
slattern
Medusa
maid
more ❯
“He often told Lady Crawley that she was such a confounded quarrelsome high-bred
jade
.”
Noun
▲
A flirtatious or promiscuous young woman
minx
hussy
trollop
tramp
hoochie
floozie
chippy
quean
doxy
Jezebel
wench
chippie
doxie
floozy
tart
wanton
scrubber
seductress
strumpet
tease
vamp
coquette
Lolita
madam
hoyden
puss
fizgig
flirt
princess
fancy woman
loose woman
prick-teaser
woman of easy virtue
home wrecker
slag
slapper
broad
baggage
harlot
hooker
jezebel
prostitute
slattern
roundheel
Delilah
temptress
scarlet
man-eater
scarlet woman
immoral woman
fallen woman
femme fatale
woman of ill repute
side chick
streetwalker
hustler
courtesan
cocotte
drab
call girl
bawd
sex worker
moll
bimbo
concubine
promiscuous woman
pro
working girl
thot
lady of pleasure
lady of the evening
woman of the street
fancy lady
maiden
servant
lass
damsel
mistress
woman
nympho
other woman
hoochie mama
easy make
piece of tail
lady of the night
camp follower
skank
puta
model
masseuse
demi-mondaine
tail
escort
ho
white slave
tom
brass nail
grande horizontale
Cyprian
fille de joie
trull
nymphomaniac
woman on the game
woman of the streets
woman of the night
member of the oldest profession
painted woman
more ❯
Noun
▲
A type of horse, typically small in size or providing limited utility
nag
steed
horse
equine
moke
plug
crowbait
keffel
rip
screw
pony
Rosinante
hack
brumby
dobbin
aver
worn-out horse
old horse
bag of bones
crock
inferior horse
tired-out horse
stallion
mare
mount
gelding
filly
colt
yearling
foal
carthorse
bronco
charger
cob
packhorse
racehorse
yarraman
mustang
draft horse
US
cuddy
studhorse
hobby
draught horse
UK
gee-gee
pinto
trot
cayuse
donkey
mule
small horse
roan
hobbyhorse
Irish hobby
more ❯
Noun
▲
A workhorse
yaud
Noun
▲
A person who is habitually gloomy, sullen or miserable
sourpuss
complainer
crank
crosspatch
curmudgeon
damper
grouch
grouser
grumbler
grump
mope
dampener
discontent
pessimist
shrew
spoilsport
bear
bellyacher
carper
crab
croaker
fault-finder
fusser
griper
growler
misery
moaner
murmurer
mutterer
virago
whiner
whinger
faultfinder
killjoy
kvetch
melancholiac
sorehead
sulker
dog in the manger
prophet of doom
wet blanket
doom merchant
party pooper
malcontent
pain
bug
kicker
misanthrope
downer
cynic
doubter
defeatist
naysayer
melancholic
gloomy
karen
grinch
drag
doomsayer
doomster
sceptic
UK
buzzkill
fatalist
alarmist
doomwatcher
worrier
nihilist
bear with a sore head
worrywart
worryguts
skeptic
US
doom-monger
Debbie downer
negative Nancy
stick in the mud
doubting Thomas
doom and gloom merchant
gloom-monger
wowser
Cassandra
gloomer
doomer
grumpy person
stick-in-the-mud
cold fish
groaner
churl
moper
kvetcher
depressive
bad-tempered person
miserable person
old trout
cranky person
objector
protester
knocker
nitpicker
nagger
troublemaker
crabapple
proser
marplot
stuffed shirt
cold water
wet rag
poor sport
squeaky wheel
drip
nonparticipant
bore
odd one out
fuddy-duddy
miserabilist
doomsdayer
prude
prig
Jeremiah
puritan
death's head at a feast
crepehanger
depreciator
gloom merchant
Job's comforter
gloomy Gus
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Rich green
emerald
beryl
forest
kelly
lime
moss
olive
sage
bice
chartreuse
malachite
spinach
verdigris
vert
viridian
Adjective
▲
Of the color between blue and yellow in the spectrum
olive green
khaki
lime
olive
avocado
green
bottle green
greenish
Lincoln green
forest
spinach
pine
aquamarine
vert
lime green
bice
pea
fir
sea
pea green
aqua
apple
grass
sage
sage green
greenish-blue
emerald green
chartreuse
sap
viridian
eau de Nil
malachite
moss
willow
acid green
blue-green
beryl
verdigris
viridescent
glaucous
virescent
sea green
turquoise
more ❯
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