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Adjective
Somewhat ill or not fully physically healthy
Pointed in shape, having a point or points
Having a pale or unhealthy skin tone
Unwell or in ill health
Thin or haggard, especially from hunger or disease
Showing advanced signs of wear and tear
Verb
To have become larger in size or degree
Past tense for to reach the highest point or level
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▲
Adjective
▲
Somewhat ill or not fully physically healthy
ailing
ill
peaky
poorly
sick
bad
down
indisposed
punk
run-down
sickened
unhealthy
unsound
unwell
bilious
drawn
emaciated
off-colour
UK
off-color
US
sickly
sickly-looking
thin
in bad shape
under the weather
infirm
weak
feeble
in poor health
diseased
invalid
below par
debilitated
frail
valetudinarian
weakly
delicate
unfit
crook
out of action
laid low
run down
out of shape
enfeebled
washed out
ill-looking
in ill health
in poor condition
out of condition
in poor shape
unstable
sick as a parrot
bedridden
faint
incapacitated
pallid
sickish
low
disabled
lacklustre
UK
lackluster
US
valetudinary
handicapped
dragging
shaky
anemic
US
anaemic
UK
in a decline
on the sick list
laid-low
chronically ill
often ill
always ill
suffering
rocky
languishing
dying
not well
off colour
laid up
sick as a dog
down with
wasting away
in bad health
feeling awful
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Pointed in shape, having a point or points
pointed
pointy
sharp
spired
tipped
spiky
spiked
edged
cuspidate
acute
keen
acuminate
jagged
pronged
aciculate
sharpened
honed
whetted
fine
cuspate
acuminous
barbed
knifelike
serrated
sharp-edged
razor-sharp
acicular
unblunted
piked
acuate
knife-edged
keen-edged
mucronate
briery
horned
needlelike
tapered
tapering
sharp-cornered
cornered
prickly
thorny
splintery
tined
spiny
needle-pointed
stropped
cutting
trenchant
edgy
cuspidated
apical
piercing
cuspated
aciculated
razor-edged
lancinating
gnawing
stinging
shooting
stabbing
salient
knife-like
razor-like
ground fine
ground
penetrating
razor
needle-shaped
acute-angled
fine-edged
spear-like
needle-like
spear-shaped
conic
wedge-shaped
cone-shaped
conical
V-shaped
subulate
lanceolate
conoid
cusped
aculeate
sagittate
arrowlike
spearlike
sagittal
brambly
bristly
scratchy
briary
spinous
spinose
bristled
thistly
pyramidal
thinning
dwindling
thin
narrowing
spined
spicular
spiculate
muricate
barbellate
setaceous
hooked
diminished
funnel-shaped
toothed
notched
snaggy
attenuated
elongated
shaped
sawtooth
sawtoothed
bristling
burry
rough
echinated
taper
wedged
fusiform
lanceolar
strobilate
coned
infundibular
strobiloid
turbinate
conoidal
bristling with thorns
sticky
spiniferous
jaggy
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Having a pale or unhealthy skin tone
pale
pallid
wan
ashen
pasty
blanched
ashy
cadaverous
livid
doughy
paled
mealy
lurid
waxen
colourless
UK
bloodless
white
colorless
US
anaemic
UK
sallow
grey
UK
sickly
gray
US
chalky
anemic
US
peaky
etiolated
like death warmed up
drained
deathlike
ghostly
washed out
ghastly
drawn
chalk-white
sapped
pasty-faced
whey-faced
deathly
leaden
washed-out
white as a sheet
waxy
milky
lymphatic
jaundiced
ashen-faced
peakish
whitish
bleached
white-faced
peely-wally
wheyfaced
deathly pale
pinched
fair
green
alabaster
cream
greyish
UK
unhealthy
corpse-like
grayish
US
faded
haggard
discoloured
UK
tired-looking
dull
discolored
US
bilious
unhealthy-looking
drained of color
striped
exsanguinous
pale-faced
grey-faced
lacklustre
UK
weak
lackluster
US
white as a ghost
ash-colored
listless
ineffectual
ineffective
ghostlike
watery
wabbit
anaemic-looking
sickly-looking
gloomy
dusky
murky
grisly
jaundiced-looking
sick
creamy
ivory
spectral
waxlike
milk-white
fair-skinned
light-skinned
as white as a sheet
as white as a ghost
looking as if one has seen a ghost
light
pastel
neutral
washy
muted
dulled
pearly
snowy
lusterless
subtle
feeble
faint
silvery
argent
blond
blonde
fair-haired
tow-headed
tow-haired
flaxen-haired
subdued
dim
lustreless
restrained
clear
soft
dingy
not shiny
light-colored
US
light-coloured
UK
light-toned
achromatic
poor
inadequate
unsubstantial
insubstantial
thin
towheaded
wishy-washy
understated
soft-hued
waterish
light-hued
pale-coloured
UK
pale-colored
US
pastel-coloured
UK
unclouded
pastel-colored
US
clean
tarnished
stonewashed
shopworn
drab
weathered
dreary
sombre
UK
dusty
low-key
insipid
dark
plain
somber
US
bleak
flat
tired
lifeless
unpigmented
undyed
dowdy
mat
illustrous
muddy
black
toned-down
mousy
sooty
unlustrous
grimy
dun
matte
snowy-white
uncolored
milky-white
chalky-white
snow-white
subfusc
sober
cold
toned down
transparent
unpainted
tintless
natural
achromic
lily-white
unstained
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Unwell or in ill health
seedy
ill
sick
unwell
queasy
poorly
indisposed
nauseous
peaky
crook
bad
nauseated
rough
crummy
liverish
lousy
ropy
grotty
off
wabbit
funny
peculiar
rotten
ailing
terrible
awful
sickly
dreadful
peakish
faint
dizzy
giddy
lightheaded
tired
poor
drooping
droopy
flagging
wilted
wilting
off colour
below par
under the weather
out of sorts
not oneself
run down
washed out
not up to par
peely-wally
green about the gills
light-headed
unhealthy
sickened
down
queer
run-down
unsound
off-colour
UK
off-color
US
infirm
punk
under par
debilitated
weak
not well
bedridden
in poor health
diseased
not very well
sick as a dog
not up to snuff
not in good shape
in a bad way
wan
pale
frail
feeble
infected
impaired
laid-up
drained
qualmish
invalid
hospitalized
US
incurable
feverish
drawn
suffering
haggard
under medication
broken down
confined
woozy
hospitalised
UK
laid up
on the sick list
fatigued
exhausted
emaciated
rickety
disordered
declining
mean
green
tottering
rocky
delicate
not so hot
imperfect
defective
wobbly
squeamish
queerish
queazy
sickish
thin
sickly-looking
groggy
grim
bummed
like death warmed up
off one's feed
the worse for wear
feeling rotten
rundown
at death's door
horrible
ropey
ugly
strange
reeling
qualmy
pukish
unsightly
failing
low
ghastly
uneasy
stricken
wretched
not healthy
pasty-faced
pallid
pasty
ashen
whey-faced
ashen-faced
gray
US
colourless
UK
colorless
US
bloodless
anaemic
UK
ashy
grey
UK
cadaverous
sallow
ill-looking
corpse-like
not feeling well
not yourself
not up to the mark
in bed
hors de combat
out of action
confined to bed
down with
out of commission
got a bug
pinched
deathly pale
enervated
knackered
etiolated
peelie-wally
sapped
as white as a ghost
as white as a sheet
anemic
US
afflicted
worn
spent
worn out
invalided
in bad shape
in poor shape
iffy
valetudinarian
not feeling up to snuff
careworn
gaunt
hollow-cheeked
running temperature
off one's feet
laid low
a wreck
got the bug
feeling terrible
feeling awful
weakened
decrepit
enfeebled
incapacitated
bilious
prostrate
languid
prostrated
wasted
languorous
down-and-out
asthenic
not a hundred percent
slightly unwell
unfit
off form
barfy
green around the gills
paltry
lame
slight
dying
sinking
without energy
reduced
tender
effete
seasick
carsick
trainsick
airsick
travel-sick
in pain
uncomfortable
upset
achy
hypochondriacal
uncertain
green around gills
restless
dubious
unsettling
troubling
odd
suffering from motion sickness
concerned
unsettled
suffering from altitude sickness
doubtful
fidgety
weary
low-energy
unsteady
burned out
tuckered out
out of gas
sluggish
worn-out
depleted
beat
shaky
broken-down
out-of-action
pooped
tired out
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Thin or haggard, especially from hunger or disease
emaciated
thin
skinny
scrawny
gaunt
bony
lean
skeletal
angular
scraggy
undernourished
haggard
underfed
wasted
lank
pinched
cadaverous
starved
underweight
anorexic
attenuated
macilent
meagre
UK
meager
US
wizened
shriveled
US
shrivelled
UK
drawn
withered
weak
shrunken
skeletonlike
atrophied
famished
phthisical
skin-and-bones
raw-boned
size-zero
half-starved
stick-like
thin as a rake
skin and bones
thin as rail
like a bag of bones
looking like a bag of bones
spare
lanky
spindly
rawboned
over-thin
hollow-cheeked
hollow-eyed
raddled
lantern-jawed
starveling
spindle-shanked
skeleton
peaky
deathlike
skin and bone
slim
as thin as a rake
without an ounce of fat
as thin as a reed
slender
looking like death warmed up
tall
gangly
gangling
rangy
weedy
gawky
small
delicate
shadow
pole
rarefied
narrow
stick
twiggy
puny
rickety
beanpole
stilt
fragile
threadlike
slinky
fleshless
lightweight
reedy
attenuate
twiglike
slight
wan
beanstalk
ethereal
featherweight
subtle
stalky
thin as a rail
all skin and bones
lithe
stringy
anorectic
svelte
wiry
spindling
fatless
willowy
very thin
leggy
boney
light
gracile
waifish
long-legged
long-limbed
awkward
sylphlike
frail
ultrathin
scraggly
sapped
hungry
skin-and-bone
waiflike
etiolated
sallow
lissom
ungainly
inelegant
uncoordinated
trim
extenuated
insubstantial
ungraceful
lumbering
graceless
loosely built
loosely jointed
loose-jointed
slightly built
wraithlike
taut
undersized
feeble
sharp
underdeveloped
sinewy
stilted
worn to a shadow
ghastly
ghostly
no fat
consumptive
lymphatic
graceful
pint-sized
shadowy
dead
bare
stark
sticklike
tenuous
rattleboned
little
broomstick
like a skeleton
like a matchstick
sickly
snake-hipped
clean-limbed
corpse-like
bag of bones
malnourished
unco
drained
like a rail
thread-like
refined
extended
thinned
lengthened
slimmed
like death warmed up
deathly
elongated
stretched out
thinned down
spun out
drawn out
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Showing advanced signs of wear and tear
run-down
derelict
dilapidated
decrepit
battered
dingy
dumpy
ramshackle
shabby
tattered
crumbling
mangy
mean
old
ragged
rickety
seedy
tatterdemalion
tatty
tumbledown
grungy
miserable
neglected
ratty
scruffy
tacky
timeworn
untended
frowzy
scrubby
shattered
sleazy
threadbare
broken-down
beat-up
badly maintained
below par
tumble-down
uncared-for
under par
worn out
dog-eared
down-at-the-heel
in bad condition
in a bad way
in bad repair
weather-beaten
bombed-out
moth-eaten
out of condition
gone to seed
seen better days
run down
down-at-the-heels
rundown
down-at-heel
grotty
squalid
down at heel
crummy
shoddy
worn
bedraggled
falling to pieces
decaying
scuzzy
worse for wear
slummy
wretched
decayed
worn-out
faded
gone to rack and ruin
sordid
deteriorated
sorry
unkempt
insalubrious
ruined
grubby
poor
falling apart
unmaintained
shacky
in disrepair
raggedy
shambly
paltry
cheap
on its last legs
skanky
deteriorating
rumpty
frayed
base
dismal
in ruins
seamy
unpleasant
ruinous
the worse for wear
trashy
bad
damaged
mediocre
lousy
second-rate
low-grade
pitiful
yucky
low-rent
inferior
beat up
substandard
junky
well worn
tawdry
common
rubbishy
scungy
filthy
unsound
rotten
tired
slipshod
disintegrating
in a state of disrepair
having seen better days
holey
untidy
shaky
dodgy
poverty-stricken
depressed
warby
cheapjack
execrable
gimcrack
slumlike
used
rough
trumpery
two-bit
sad
dishevelled
UK
ill-maintained
nasty
el cheapo
slum-like
disheveled
US
cruddy
falling apart at the seams
poorly maintained
slovenly
worthless
tottering
sloppy
patched
in tatters
distressed
dowdy
low
unprepossessing
in holes
worn to shreds
creaky
creaking
cheapo
raggedy-ass
dirty
skeezy
desolate
punk
slimy
cheesy
third-rate
poor-quality
rent
subpar
lame
deficient
degenerated
ragtag
schlocky
tinny
limp
rubbish
ropy
duff
bush-league
unsavoury
UK
dime-a-dozen
down and dirty
low-class
rinky-dink
inadequate
unsavory
US
scroungy
in ribbons
terrible
in rags
time-worn
average
sucky
dreadful
disreputable
schlock
meretricious
frumpy
wrecked
disfigured
bare
meager
US
cut-rate
bum
coarse
bargain-basement
pitiable
meagre
UK
stodgy
antiquated
flimsy
clapped out
superannuated
impaired
messy
injured
dud
scabby
tinhorn
all the worse for wear
a dime a dozen
out at elbows
destroyed
junk
entry-level
cheap and nasty
pinchbeck
below average
lemon
faulty
kitsch
gaudy
bottom-rung
naff
two a penny
used-up
in poor condition
torn
not up to much
on your last legs
cheapie
dime-store
broken
Brummagem
below standard
wrinkled
impoverished
not up to snuff
second-class
uncared for
twopenny-halfpenny
broken down
brassy
low-end
done
overcrowded
shopworn
outworn
downgone
withering
ancient
old-fashioned
knocked around
cure
pot
rugged
poky
defective
hazardous
unsafe
insecure
perilous
dangerous
treacherous
precarious
world-worn
weathered
infirm
scraggy
well-read
well-thumbed
garbagy
uncared
manky
used up
overused
overworked
frazzled
down at the heel
badly worn
full of holes
ripped
shredded
unoccupiable
unlivable
raunchy
unimproved
fallen-in
marred
crumbly
beaten up
beat
fallen in
fragile
busted
lined
worn-down
wrung out
dinged
totaled
pegged out
well-worn
wizened
ordinary
quavering
shaking
haggard
insubstantial
contaminated
infected
septic
unhealthy
unwholesome
blighted
awful
atrocious
middling
menial
disadvantaged
deprived
unsatisfactory
rank
mucky
indigent
sick
sticky
gunky
gungy
uninhabitable
abject
pathetic
unspeakable
decrepit. in ruins
lamentable
unacceptable
wanting
deplorable
bush
horrible
abominable
crumby
suboptimal
dissatisfactory
wrong
condemned
needy
destitute
falling down
stonewashed
pants
beastly
shlocky
wack
woeful
a load of pants
ghastly
God-awful
unsightly
off
scummy
scurvy
repulsive
godforsaken
low-quality
disastrous
calamitous
shlock
weak
gross
underprivileged
shanty
ghetto
skid row
ghost
daggy
dishonest
crooked
smirched
slobbish
dying
declining
slobby
sloven
waning
slatternly
frowsy
blowsy
degenerating
collapsing
blowzy
frumpish
abandoned
failing
perishing
homely
plain
baggy
languishing
forsaken
mumsy
dreary
ill-dressed
badly dressed
not smart
unseemly
jerry-built
crude
breaking up
oxidizing
US
on the way out
wearing away
in decline
rusting
breaking down
oxidising
UK
eroding
on the decline
on the rocks
cheap-jack
bodger
plastic
pretentious
inglorious
makeshift
low-down
more ❯
Verb
▲
To have become larger in size or degree
increased
rose
grew
improved
lifted
soared
built
climbed
surged
expanded
magnified
rocketed
bourgeoned
burgeoned
escalated
accelerated
accumulated
appreciated
arose
ascended
doubled
got higher
moved up
pushed up
rose up
waked up
went up
went uphill
woke up
flourished
uprose
accrued
ballooned
became greater
bulked
crescendoed
crested
got bigger
got larger
mounted up
mushroomed
piled up
puffed up
rolled up
skyrocketed
spiraled
US
spiralled
UK
straught
stretched
scaled up
averaged up
bulked up
continued
filled out
prolongated
Verb
▲
Past tense for to reach the highest point or level
climaxed
culminated
crested
maximised
UK
maximized
US
topped
maxed out
topped out
reached a climax
reached the high point
reached its highest point
reached the top
reached the zenith
came to a climax
come to a climax
came to a head
come to a head
reached a peak
reached a pinnacle
hit high spot
rose to crescendo
risen to crescendo
broke the record
broken the record
came to a crescendo
come to a crescendo
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