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Noun
One of two opposed or contradictory principles or ideas
A long, slender, rounded and solid piece of wood or metal
An object on which a bird alights or roosts
Rod used with line to hook fish
Battering ram
Either of two abstract things that are as different from each other as possible
Shaft around which wheels rotate
Advantageous position
A section or stage of a journey or process
A shape or sign used to represent or identify a collective group
A man who rows a boat (using oars)
Verb
To propel by pushing with poles
Scratch or grope around with one's fingers to find, collect, or hold on to something
Adjective
Thin or gaunt
… more ▼
▲
Noun
▲
One of two opposed or contradictory principles or ideas
extremity
extreme
antipode
limit
opposite
height
zenith
pinnacle
apex
top
maximum
acme
climax
ultimate
end
apogee
depth
consummation
nadir
ceiling
peak
edge
utmost
epitome
crest
boundary
excess
optimum
culmination
inordinancy
crown
termination
margin
uttermost
greatest degree
highest degree
bitter end
nth degree
vertex
tip
terminal
marge
bourn
ambit
acuteness
last
butt
extremes
end point
farthest point
cut-off point
furthest point
summit
ne plus ultra
head
crescendo
sum
capstone
meridian
noon
noontime
tip-top
high noon
high-water mark
highest point
high point
perfection
upper limit
high water mark
record
max
greatest
last word
highlight
nonesuch
nonpareil
finale
greatest extent
apotheosis
denouement
crowning point
very limit
payoff
best example
ultimate example
perfect example
most
extreme case
quintessence
utmost extent
brow
mountaintop
le dernier cri
record level
cope
cap
roof
fastigium
pay-off
outside
pitch
tiptop
intensification
capsheaf
best part
ascendancy
high spot
extent
breaking point
high level
supremacy
highest
preeminence
maxi
completion
greatest possible extent
maximum value
finish
conclusion
upper extremity
close
top figure
the end
spike
crowning touch
punch line
copestone
result
blow off
capper
crowning moment
critical mass
cat's whiskers
the last word
cat's pyjamas
the bee's knees
mother of all
dernier cri
best thing since sliced bread
high
full extent
utmost degree
prime
flower
superlative
bloom
flowering
blooming
more ❯
“This zero-degree photography embodied the opposite
pole
of the daguerreotype's infinite clarity.”
Noun
▲
A long, slender, rounded and solid piece of wood or metal
post
bar
rod
beam
shaft
staff
stake
stick
support
batten
mast
paling
picket
stanchion
stave
baton
pale
palisade
pillar
prop
rail
spar
standard
crosspiece
truncheon
upright
vertical
cane
spike
dowel
end
flagpole
flagstaff
leg
pile
plank
stilt
stud
column
strut
piling
timber
stay
boom
brace
pier
joist
buttress
rafter
strip
girder
club
board
pilaster
beanpole
pylon
shore
mace
baluster
underpinning
sceptre
UK
crook
bolster
cantilever
jamb
scepter
US
pedestal
bracket
reinforcement
lath
tower
cudgel
billet
bludgeon
arm
truss
shillelagh
bat
nightstick
peg
mount
waddy
billy
rung
bastinado
bastinade
shillalah
sap
cylinder
crossbar
trestle
spur
newel
mounting
rib
pointer
switch
birch
wand
trunk
billy club
banister
US
spoke
marker
obelisk
bollard
caduceus
scaffolding
balk
US
scantling
bannister
UK
stringer
lintel
band
caryatid
sill
rest
block
bearing
monolith
panel
shank
telamon
herm
lever
reach
axle
doorpost
blackjack
sprag
baulk
UK
colonnade
mainstay
transverse
bail
cosh
crutch
strengthener
two-by-four
stem
stalk
fence post
wood
lumber
twig
sprig
thill
spire
bolt
transmitter
aerial
withy
withe
cone
slat
bracer
maypole
handle
wooden beam
log
side
broom handle
clamp
patu
mere
trellis
cursor
skid
guy
splint
sustainer
rule
roof beam
point d'appui
lathi
tipstaff
a tall
crozier
danda
kierie
knobkerrie
verge
sjambok
pikestaff
laser pointer
shiv
stele
peristyle
sile
minaret
monument
totem
caber
broomstick
gatepost
cutter
foundation
puncheon
milepost
stock
baseball bat
life preserver
walking stick
prod
hold
base
substructure
platform
blade
groundwork
cornerstone
backing
fulcrum
balustrade
lightpost
fencepost
knife
prick
ankus
substratum
rampart
scaffold
foothold
upright support
knout
boundary marker
finger post
rails
barrier
fence
device
arch
bed
frame
back
medium
bedding
shoring
underprop
stiffener
plinth
guide
collar
flotation
means
abutment
bulwark
sustentation
footing
lining
king post
slab
ingot
rodule
pin
gird
shin
crus
meat
goad
poker
fencing
guardrail
siding
parapet
hurdle
spiked stick
railing
boundary line
purlin
transom
summer
RSJ
collar beam
hammer beam
tie beam
stand
bottom
basis
ground
foot
framework
bedrock
root
infrastructure
structure
rack
holder
seat
tripod
seating
understructure
keystone
warp
podium
trivet
basement
chassis
edifice
shell
warp and woof
dais
shelf
skeleton
armature
fundament
floor
backbone
chock
core
stage
cutwater
cadre
framing
configuration
architecture
armrest
horse
setting
cage
fixture
supporter
rostrum
body
gripper
form
gantry
fundamental
bodywork
fabric
socle
subfloor
underlayer
sawhorse
wire
tether
dado
crossbeam
joint
surround
I-beam
anchor
shroud
trussing
underpropping
subframe
upholder
rock
easel
counterfort
tiebeam
hook
wedge
bit
metal
cradle
flying buttress
base position
setup
support system
door jamb
mattress
pad
bastion
trapion
pediment
orthopedic device
basic structure
groundwall
substance
bridgehead
nadir
tribune
guts
spine
bandage
organization
US
arrangement
rudiment
grandstand
case
catafalque
pyre
deepest part
lowest part
resting place
counter
underbuilding
organisation
UK
tie
orthotic
cleat
staging
spinal column
vertebrae
rock bottom
vault end
bridge end
jutting piece
arch end
end piece
chine
casing
gabion
rachis
dorsum
vertebral column
layer
mound
mass
heap
construction
bier
table
stratum
seam
hulk
caliper
US
cast
calliper
UK
essence
beginning
heart
caliper splint
premise
orthopedic cast
surgical appliance
thrust
key
principle
fundamentals
rudiments
kernel
authority
nub
principles
basics
brass tacks
nitty-gritty
starting point
principal element
bottom line
fundamental point
main ingredient
point of departure
fundamental principle
nuts and bolts
principal constituent
more ❯
“Before you angle for gudgeons, stir up the sand or gravel with a long
pole
.”
Noun
▲
An object on which a bird alights or roosts
perch
branch
roost
post
rest
rod
seat
landing place
resting place
Noun
▲
Rod used with line to hook fish
fishing pole
stick
tackle
bait-casting rod
boat rod
casting rod
fiberglass rod
fishing rod
fish pole
fly rod
jigging rod
muskie rod
popping rod
rod
spinning rod
surf rod
Noun
▲
Battering ram
battering ram
beam
log
ram
Noun
▲
Either of two abstract things that are as different from each other as possible
extreme
opposite
contrary
antithesis
alternative
antipode
opposite pole
exclusive alternative
opposing pair
side of the coin
other side of the coin
extremity
limit
Noun
▲
Shaft around which wheels rotate
axle
arbour
UK
arbor
US
mandrel
pin
pivot
rod
shaft
spindle
axis
gudgeon
stalk
stem
support
capstan
staff
fusee
bar
hinge
centre line
turning point
fulcrum
swivel
hub
kingpin
centre
UK
center
US
trunnion
point
heart
focal point
pintle
spool
central shaft
reel
elbow
joint
articulation
link
spring
ball-and-socket
hook
juncture
knee
crux
butt
Noun
▲
Advantageous position
pole position
advantage
front
prime position
first chair
front position
front seat
inside position
lead
starting grid
Noun
▲
A section or stage of a journey or process
stilt
lifter
stand
toy
stage
lap
part
section
portion
stretch
segment
phase
step
bit
subsection
passage
subdivision
juncture
instalment
UK
installment
US
hindleg
pile
rod
foreleg
pins
leg
post
bracket
foot
stake
base
shaft
Noun
▲
A shape or sign used to represent or identify a collective group
totem
emblem
symbol
logo
trademark
hallmark
impresa
ensign
figure
token
image
representation
stamp
badge
seal
device
crest
insignia
motif
monogram
colophon
sign
coat of arms
design
logotype
motto
tag
mark
flag
brand
shield
regalia
identification
attribute
rune
logogram
ideogram
denotation
pattern
indication
pictogram
numeral
imprint
label
brand name
inscription
button
initials
proprietary name
trade name
indicator
signet
earmark
banner
pennant
standard
type
medal
colors
US
character
marker
arms
sigil
scepter
US
impress
memento
reminder
miniature
adumbration
colours
UK
sceptre
UK
heraldic device
pennon
streamer
jack
banderole
decoration
ribbon
pendant
escutcheon
gonfalon
guidon
burgee
banderol
pendent
colour
UK
icon
color
US
labarum
form
ikon
watermark
award
letter
heraldry
medallion
glyph
cipher
US
drawing
prize
notion
bunting
motive
ornament
treatment
vexillum
bannerol
picture
cypher
UK
signature
impression
illustration
portrait
model
diacritic
order
star
cliche
cliché
idea
concept
shape
armorial bearing
theme
hieroglyph
gong
honour
UK
honor
US
leitmotif
truism
heading
trope
rosette
fruit salad
charge
banneret
tattoo
indicia
scroll
slogan
blazonry
tape
cordon
clasp
name
bearings
bearing
diacritical mark
sticker
permit
cachet
oriflamme
screamer
identification mark
idol
symbolic representation
folklore
flash
printer's mark
grapheme
emblazonry
coat
emblem worn
fanion
pin
number
unifying idea
recurrent image
headline
hanging
kit
uniform
strip
paraphernalia
written symbol
iconography
livery
costume
family crest
distinguishing mark
marque
signifier
code
metaphor
graph
symbolization
ornamentation
style
keynote
structure
variety
kind
sort
line
make
outline
hieroglyphics
writing
tradename
chop
embodiment
allegory
welt
product
identifying mark
distinctive label
identification marker
diagram
portrayal
presentation
rendering
portraiture
likeness
personification
depiction
exemplification
jewelry
US
necklace
jewellery
UK
rondure
trophy
wreath
plume
laurel
kudo
premium
accolade
distinction
monument
statue
garter
plate
badge of honor
graphic
sketch
citation
sash
mention
kudos
bays
blue ribbon
laurels
cross
figurine
visual
chart
statuette
map
Purple Heart
plan
composition
table
embellishment
artwork
graphic design
more ❯
Noun
▲
A man who rows a boat (using oars)
oar
oarsman
rower
sculler
paddle
blade
propel
row
scull
sweep
spoon oar
spoon
spade
pull
propeller
paddlewheel
boatman
ferryman
gondolier
cox
coxswain
sportsperson
oarsperson
galley slave
Verb
▲
To propel by pushing with poles
propel
drive
push
thrust
shove
punt
“He watched the boatman
pole
the raft nearer.”
Verb
▲
Scratch or grope around with one's fingers to find, collect, or hold on to something
scrabble
grope
fumble
feel
scratch
rummage
dig
fish
grub
root
scavenge
scrape
claw
grabble
paw
poozle
clutch
rootle
scramble
scrape around
search
delve
poke
ferret
fossick
feel blindly
ferret around
flounder
hunt
pry
explore
cast about
probe
ferret about
finger
look
manipulate
handle
examine
forage
cast around
feel about
cast round
root about
rummage about
rummage around
root around
feel around
rummage round
fumble around
touch
grapple
investigate
seek
burrow
look for
scout
dig around
nose around
nose about
look high and low
scour
ransack
rake
rifle
comb
roust
fossick through
grub about
go through
turn inside out
turn upside down
fine-tooth-comb
roust around
rootle around
scrabble around
search blindly
muddle around
grabble for
cast about for
cast around for
cast round for
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Thin or gaunt
lank
slim
thin
lean
slender
lanky
skinny
spare
emaciated
gaunt
scraggy
scrawny
gangling
gangly
skeletal
spindly
tall
angular
attenuated
bony
pinched
rangy
gawky
raw-boned
size-zero
skin-and-bones
weedy
rawboned
attenuate
beanpole
beanstalk
cadaverous
delicate
ethereal
featherweight
fleshless
fragile
haggard
lightweight
meagre
UK
meager
US
narrow
peaked
puny
rarefied
reedy
rickety
shadow
shrivelled
UK
shriveled
US
slight
slinky
small
stalky
starved
stick
stilt
subtle
threadlike
twiggy
twiglike
undernourished
underweight
wan
wasted
wizened
all skin and bones
thin as a rail
anorexic
underfed
macilent
spindle-shanked
lithe
willowy
svelte
looking like a bag of bones
stringy
hollow-cheeked
boney
fatless
skin and bones
weak
drawn
sylphlike
withered
shrunken
spindling
stick-like
gracile
anorectic
starveling
thin as a rake
as thin as a rake
slightly built
lissom
hollow-eyed
half-starved
leggy
wiry
very thin
famished
trim
frail
light
skin and bone
as thin as a reed
hungry
lantern-jawed
little
undersized
graceful
underdeveloped
atrophied
snake-hipped
long-legged
ultrathin
skin-and-bone
fine
scraggly
without an ounce of fat
pint-sized
like a bag of bones
feeble
wraithlike
long-limbed
spidery
worn to a shadow
stilted
extenuated
sharp
awkward
consumptive
phthisical
skeletonlike
stark
elongated
sinewy
hairline
paper-thin
needlelike
slim-jim
clean-limbed
waifish
thin as rail
sticklike
lithesome
wispy
lissome
aciculate
acicular
long
like a rail
malnourished
loose-jointed
like a skeleton
like a matchstick
bare
tenuous
rattleboned
broomstick
over-thin
no fat
raddled
peaky
skeleton
looking like death warmed up
Lilliputian
meek
undersize
homuncular
stunted
diminutive
tiny
shrimpy
stubby
pint-size
dwarf
peewee
fun size
small-boned
dwarfish
shrimp
squat
elfin
pygmy
runtish
bantam
midget
mere
short
a slip of a …
petite
pocket
smallish
dinky
half-pint
miniature
wee
pocket-sized
toylike
subnormal
pocket-size
minute
mini
teeny
teeny-weeny
low
baby
minuscule
teensy-weensy
toy
stumpy
runty
dainty
negligible
measly
itsy-bitsy
truncated
marginal
scant
faint
sparse
nominal
knee-high to a grasshopper
inappreciable
inconsiderable
low-slung
stocky
microscopic
insignificant
dwarfed
squatty
infinitesimal
minikin
teensy
undeveloped
peanut
minimal
paltry
low-lying
immature
modest
knee high to a grasshopper
remote
outside
scanty
insubstantial
sawed-off
lilliputian
low down
off
minuscular
compact
small-scale
imperceptible
sawn-off
tiddly
fubsy
shallow
vest-pocket
ickle
titchy
little-bitty
itty-bitty
bitsy
bitty
knee-high
junior
yea big
not heavy
not large
near to the ground
sprightly
pygmyish
scaled-down
fun-size
bonsai
unused
infantile
unfledged
pygmaean
flimsy
runted
scrub
shot
undergrown
mite
trifling
minimum
pee-wee
nanoscopic
weeny
weakly
smaller
button
sickly
yea high
small fry
miniaturized
US
dumpy
pintsized
lightly-built
small-fry
unsubstantial
niggling
zero
useless
zilch
inferior
picayune
nothing
unsound
runt
minor
infirm
two-bit
unconsequential
worthless
pintsize
exiguous
not long
soft
not tall
small time
decumbent
crouched
unelevated
miniaturised
UK
knee high to a gnat
close to the ground
vague
low-set
tinny
squeaky
shrill
gentle
low-hanging
not high
high
cracked
high-pitched
insufficient
skimpy
limited
cramped
snub
embryonic
babyish
young
infant
fleeting
hasty
brief
short-lived
not big
hardly any
more ❯
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