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rot
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Verb
To decay due bacteria or fungi, especially of organic matter
To (gradually) deteriorate in condition
To tease, typically in a good-natured way
To cause damage or harm to
Noun
Any of a number of fungal or bacterial diseases that cause tissue deterioration
A process of decaying, especially organically
A process of deterioration
Talk or speech that is nonsense
A corrupting influence that is difficult to eradicate
Behavior that is considered immoral or wicked
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Verb
▲
To decay due bacteria or fungi, especially of organic matter
decay
decompose
perish
disintegrate
putrefy
spoil
corrupt
fester
taint
mould
UK
mold
US
molder
US
moulder
UK
foul
mortify
necrose
sphacelate
go bad
go mouldy
break down
go sour
become rotten
go off
become gangrenous
deteriorate
crumble
corrode
turn
degenerate
degrade
wither
erode
wear away
putresce
dissolve
break up
fall apart
rust
waste
curdle
necrotize
mildew
decline
wear down
go stale
go rancid
gangrene
waste away
shrivel
oxidize
US
sour
sap
consume
shrivel up
atrophy
tarnish
abrade
destroy
go moldy
stagnate
go to seed
fret
nibble
impair
eat away
oxidise
UK
bite
bite at
eat away at
gnaw away
gnaw away at
defile
blight
discolor
US
discolour
UK
grow moldy
addle
rot away
gnaw
canker
become rancid
eat
wear
fall into decay
crumble away
become rusty
burn into
burn through
bite into
stink
gather
die
dilapidate
compost
breakdown
deaden
gather dust
go putrid
be rotten
be past its sell-by date
oxidate
fall to pieces
flake
scour
languish
go to rack and ruin
fall
acidify
become addled
become useless
go rotten
become infected
become tainted
turn bad
vegetate
become sour
make rancid
ferment
weaken
stultify
diminish
damage
melt
dissipate
liquefy
exhaust
undermine
weather
run through
wear through
grind down
eat into
whittle away
lessen
suppurate
sicken
chip away at
take its toll
do a number on
dry-rot
be impaired
become contaminated
distress
more ❯
“After a few days of travel, Mansker noticed that the bear meat was starting to
rot
.”
Verb
▲
To (gradually) deteriorate in condition
deteriorate
decline
degenerate
decay
worsen
atrophy
ebb
sink
crumble
regress
retrograde
devolve
wither
languish
corrode
molder
US
moulder
UK
debase
go downhill
go to pot
waste away
become dilapidated
go to the dogs
go down the toilet
go to seed
wither away
fall into decay
go to rack and ruin
descend
wane
slump
slide
retrogress
fall
fail
get worse
fade
weaken
hit the skids
slip
disintegrate
lapse
collapse
drop
degrade
flag
diminish
disimprove
wilt
go down the tubes
fall off
dwindle
depreciate
waste
break down
backslide
perish
spoil
become worse
grow worse
droop
go backwards
go to the pack
stagnate
go to pieces
take a turn for the worse
debilitate
sag
relapse
lag
impair
go
lower
emaciate
go bad
grow weak
fall apart
wear away
fade away
be in decline
decompose
putrefy
sicken
vitiate
revert
decrease
recede
subside
lessen
nosedive
retreat
become debilitated
run to seed
fall into disrepair
lose quality
die on vine
fall away
go from bad to worse
fall to pieces
be on your last legs
run down
go off
escalate
shrink
go to ruin
corrupt
dilapidate
contract
depress
damage
pall
become emaciated
shrivel up
slacken
falter
drift
tumble
be neglected
pejorate
thin
disappear
break up
die
fall apart at the seams
go into decline
make something worse
take a nosedive
taper off
tail off
peter out
give way
give in
fade out
give up
become moribund
have one foot in the grave
be at death's door
be on one's deathbed
be breathing one's last
be giving up the ghost
be slipping away
be about to die
be in extremis
be approaching death
reach depths
hit rock bottom
come apart at the seams
skid
break
adulterate
alloy
return
recidivate
retrocede
be the worse for wear
lose it
be worse for wear
slip back
fall back
go back
drift back
lose ground
lose headway
turn back
turn the clock back
throw back
roll back
sink back
move back
faint
pine
tucker
long
hunger
yearn
hanker
teeter
ail
brood
despond
reduce
fizzle out
knock out
go into a decline
conk out
go soft
come apart at seams
tire
enervate
drain
weary
prostrate
go down
shrivel
wear out
drop off
exhaust
sap
plummet
abate
devitalize
etiolate
wizen
overtire
wear
deplete
bust
shatter
poop
bush
succumb
die out
jade
tire out
grow less
give out
die away
cave in
lose strength
melt away
tucker out
poop out
wear down
burn out
dissolve
enfeeble
tax
frazzle
outwear
fatigue
overtax
knacker
disable
disperse
dip
kill
whack
strain
fizzle
pain
bedraggle
lose energy
do in
die down
wash out
take it out of
wear to a frazzle
age
crash
moderate
peak
soften
bate
vanish
erode
burden
pine away
dissipate
dim
attenuate
have a relapse
suffer a relapse
get worse again
ease off
plague
incapacitate
overwork
die off
grow feeble
suffer
drowse
run out
gutter
be handicapped
appear in a poor light
be at disadvantage
be damaged
be impaired
be shown to disadvantage
turn down
oppress
glut
weigh
run low
make tired
cause ennui
grow tired
wind down
become less
become weak
harass
dry up
go away
feel weak
feel faint
grow dim
wear off
drain away
become listless
take
shag out
make sleepy
make weary
wear on
drain of energy
do up
bore
fragment
fracture
split
splinter
crumple
rive
sever
shiver
rupture
separate
dismember
divide
explode
disrupt
founder
disunite
fold
disband
dismantle
turn
disorganize
taint
disconnect
detach
come apart
turn to dust
break apart
fly apart
fall to bits
blow up
blow apart
smash to smithereens
take apart
go belly-up
more ❯
“This encourages drainage, which reduces the chance that the floorboards will
rot
and prevents ice from collecting during the winter.”
Verb
▲
To tease, typically in a good-natured way
tease
rib
kid
mock
chaff
taunt
ridicule
deride
josh
rag
needle
joke
jive
razz
ride
rally
satirise
UK
satirize
US
roast
bait
banter
twit
torment
gibe
annoy
fun
guy
goad
harass
quiz
plague
worry
hassle
heckle
bother
chiack
pester
haze
harry
badger
provoke
irritate
aggravate
bedevil
shuck
smoke
hector
sledge
importune
vex
beleaguer
devil
gnaw
nudge
disturb
spoof
slam
dog
snap
sound
laugh at
scoff at
jeer at
make fun of
jibe at
poke fun at
wind up
send up
goof on
make jokes about
rag on
be sarcastic about
poke mullock at
make sport of
sling off at
take the mickey
pick on
put on
put down
make a monkey of
have on
flout at
mess around
pull someone's leg
lead on
flirt with
poke borak at
pull one's leg
swipe at
be at
take the piss out of
give a hard time
mess with
lampoon
parody
burlesque
frazzle
mimic
scorn
caricature
pillory
flout
sneer at
call names
treat with contempt
laugh to scorn
treat contemptuously
jest
jeer
jape
fool
quip
scoff
sneer
jolly
insult
make a monkey out of
fool around
wisecrack
gag
scout
jibe
yuck
yuk
fool about
skewer
pooh-pooh
disdain
heap scorn on
shoot down
play the fool
hoot
make a fool of
knock
pan
contemn
jab
boo
disparage
play a joke on
joke with
pull someone's chain
play tricks
hold up to ridicule
play a prank
belittle
show contempt
pretend
hound
revile
mess
interrupt
abuse
barrack
dig
hiss
hoax
shout down
dis
humiliate
fleer
show up
play a practical joke on
dump on
shout at
hold up to shame
get a rise out of
mess about
clown around
take a rise out of
laugh
take off
play a joke
play a trick
pour scorn on
play a practical joke
make a game of
have a laugh
tell stories
muck around
laugh out of court
show contempt for
thumb nose at
kid around
slang
make fun
pun
raspberry
sally
persecute
diss
flip
prank
divert
entertain
slight
denigrate
feign
act
sham
fake
imitate
irk
torture
nark
gall
have a joke with
get
frolic
gambol
pasquinade
disrupt
amuse
nag
anger
tear to pieces
squib
counterfeit
hack you off
play
affront
offend
hurl insults at
make a joke of
outrage
get on the nerves of
be on the back of
discredit
travesty
rail
clown about
snicker at
smile at
snigger at
despise
reproach
rot someone
put someone on
dismiss
slap
get in the hair of
upbraid
discount
lead up the garden path
play a trick on
take for a ride
discomfit
bully
rattle
faze
embarrass
disconcert
chivy
lout
twitter
put on an act
make believe
be facetious
catcall
yank someone's chain
butt in
make game of
raz
cartoon
deflate
expose
unmask
muck someone about
gibe at
shout disapproval
get at
shout catcalls at
slag off
shout disapproval at
comeback
hiss at
boo at
hoot at
blow raspberries
whistle at
snipe
catcall at
dig at
be scornful about
make light of
bite one's thumb at
fleer at
scout at
have a joke on somebody
blow raspberries at
poke fun
cock a snook at
make a crack
give the Bronx cheer to
run down
make someone a laughing stock
expose to ridicule
rail at
poke borack
make a laughing-stock
clown
lark
muck about
prat about
have a lark
be silly
act the fool
lark around
play around
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cause damage or harm to
damage
harm
injure
mar
spoil
ruin
deface
hurt
impair
blemish
devastate
wreck
vitiate
blight
crush
defile
mangle
smash
demolish
desecrate
gut
shatter
trash
undo
vandalise
UK
vandalize
US
weaken
annihilate
bloody
break
compromise
crab
destroy
disrupt
endamage
flaw
ravage
sabotage
stain
taint
tarnish
total
blot
disfeature
raze
smirch
sully
abuse
burn
corrupt
crack
dent
dirty
discolour
UK
discolor
US
disintegrate
dismantle
gnaw
infect
knock
lacerate
maltreat
rust
scathe
scorch
scratch
split
tear
undermine
wrong
bleach
contaminate
corrode
cross up
fade
pollute
stab
bang up
smash up
tamper with
wear away
do damage to
play havoc with
wreak havoc on
play merry hell with
drive a nail into the coffin of
cripple
disfigure
mess up
diminish
wound
threaten
subvert
foul up
maim
scar
mutilate
wrench
debase
waste
louse up
disable
poison
hinder
impede
soil
bruise
batter
upset
sap
despoil
debilitate
befoul
besmirch
erode
screw up
torpedo
jeopardize
US
prejudice
twist
pull
sprain
strain
be detrimental to
enfeeble
scotch
gash
rick
thwart
distort
rough up
queer
maul
scupper
desolate
put the kibosh on
do harm to
jeopardise
UK
break up
foul
make a mess of
blow
dash
reduce
decimate
afflict
muck up
deform
destabilize
US
cut
hit
blacken
crick
extinguish
nick
endanger
botch
pulverize
US
cruel
blast
dilapidate
imperil
overwhelm
scrape
destabilise
UK
cream
incapacitate
smear
mark
pulverise
UK
foil
nix
banjax
brutalize
US
lessen
pervert
mangulate
mishandle
graze
rend
brutalise
UK
shake up
put at risk
euchre
leave in ruins
interfere with
dislocate
risk
adulterate
muddy
smudge
consume
shake
butcher
hazard
bodge
wrack
obliterate
debauch
menace
peril
blow a hole in
expose
bring to naught
deteriorate
frustrate
strike
jeopard
do in
stymie
adventure
lay waste
wipe out
venture
quash
degrade
pull down
spot
turn
ding
cramp
write off
uglify
warp
bungle
put in jeopardy
gamble with
expose to danger
be a danger to
leave vulnerable
pose a threat to
put in danger
dish
fracture
score
notch
tweak
crool
invalidate
stretch
rip
cleave
level
rive
incise
vaporize
US
crash
chip
nuke
traumatize
US
muck
gaum
mire
distain
begrime
grime
bemire
daub
touch
rupture
handle roughly
wear down
detract from
cause detriment to
hamper
attack
tar
trouble
do for
be prejudicial to
blunt
balls up
vaporise
UK
make impure
nullify
mistreat
pillage
worsen
make a hash of
end
prevent
eradicate
influence
leave desolate
chance
manhandle
quell
enervate
sack
molest
snick
depredate
decrease
cheapen
bully
eliminate
abolish
impoverish
spoliate
dishonour
UK
jar
ill-treat
take its toll
shock
deprave
slash
dishonor
US
profane
bust
sever
violate
bollix
bust up
traumatise
UK
make useless
disturb
beat
ravish
persecute
contort
muff
limit
abrade
fumble
spread to
torture
fragment
tear apart
shred
have a bad effect on
victimize
US
have a negative effect on
disempower
flub
gouge
decay
scourge
fluff
exterminate
treat badly
burst
victimise
UK
hack
punish
treat roughly
take out
flatten
foozle
be disadvantageous to
put a damper on
mismanage
knock about
bobble
prang
check
take apart
wing
contuse
bumble
knock around
rack
claw
beat up
prostrate
trample
cut open
be deleterious to
boggle
put out of commission
kick around
mess over
dub
put paid to
do over
murder
slit
boot
efface
vilify
denigrate
do mischief to
rub out
goof up
tear down
make a muck of
lay waste to
make a Horlicks of
bollix up
make unattractive
dash to pieces
lay open
do something badly
lay on the line
reduce to rubble
put out of joint
make ugly
make unclean
crack up
run through
leave defenseless
wrack up
make a pig's ear of
put someone's life on the line
overexert
misuse
ill-use
tag
bend
detract
darken
clip
annoy
depress
devitalize
misshape
interrupt
affect
sour
color
US
colour
UK
terminate
inconvenience
wither
be a blot on the landscape
dispatch
impact
overcome
lower
depreciate
demean
emasculate
cancel
hash up
crumple
unsettle
hamstring
erase
minimize
US
undercut
minimise
UK
neglect
annul
demoralise
UK
bastardise
UK
bastardize
US
demoralize
US
mash
jeopardy
dislodge
perturb
expunge
block
disgrace
extirpate
radioactivate
pull the rug out from under
throw a monkey wrench into
put out of action
cost
disfashion
kill
paralyze
US
paralyse
UK
spray paint
burn out
occur
prevail
sandbag
whittle
shrink
liquidate
suppress
abort
obstruct
negate
restrict
bankrupt
shipwreck
disease
devalue
break down
disserve
eat away
dump on
impinge
distress
be careless with
subject to loss
make liable
doctor
spike
chip away
intrude on
pierce
cause the loss of
cause the sacrifice of
result in harm to
impact on
prevail over
impinge upon
spread among
whittle away
stifle
sink
ruinate
have a negative impact on
knock for six
snap
strike down
strike at
defeat
muller
run onto the rocks
damage beyond repair
pile up
tear up
devaluate
cut to ribbons
ribbon
cut to pieces
jigsaw
unfit
disqualify
crud up
result in damage to
lead to the end of
overturn
overthrow
knock off balance
take hold of
prostitute
take the edge off
sap the strength of
do a number on
deplete
blotch
blaspheme
exert influence on
have an effect on
have an impact on
subject to
stake
expose to risk
tempt fate
put on the line
leave unprotected
curb
streak
water down
put an end to
fissure
craze
strike at the foundations
plunder
lose strength
bother
worry
pain
knock the stuffing out of
imprint
splotch
bring to an end
put a stop to
outrage
pockmark
pit
impress
besmear
put the lid on
knock down
bring to ruin
bring down
insult
rain on someone's parade
alloy
havoc
glitch up
hash
twitch
throw a spanner in the works
overrun
reduce to nothing
bring to nothing
dot
splodge
throw a monkey wrench in the works of
treat sacrilegiously
bump
bash
torment
harrow
agonize
US
wreak havoc upon
clean out
lay in ruins
do clumsily
treat with disrespect
commit sacrilege
litter
splinter
chew up
infringe
commit sacrilege against
blaspheme against
stroke
chalk
blaze
ink
toxify
infest
knife
meddle
oppress
X
pound
miscompute
misapply
misjudge
fall down
flounder
err
mend
make a botch of
mess
stumble
miscalculate
patch
misconjecture
make a nonsense of
fail
muddle
gum up
pull a boner
blunder
misconstrue
make filthy
wreak havoc
interfere
savage
jag
encroach on
agonise
UK
explode
squash
tamper
spall
detonate
harass
assault
rip up
place a limit on
puncture
lance
serrate
slice
put out
cause pain to
work over
pummelled
UK
cause injury to
dynamite
pop
roughhouse
pummel
US
slap
spank
belt
flog
pommel
slug
whack
lash
pinch
punch
flail
whip
dismember
blow away
raze to the ground
blow sky-high
blow to pieces
blow up
manipulate
sunder
kink
make a hash
fool
mess around
dissolve
crumble
implicate
breach
muck about
cut up
bung up
buckle
mess about
muck around
decompose
be violent toward
nibble
exhaust
bite
melt
liquefy
dissipate
fret
eat
fool with
place in danger
burn through
bite into
waste away
bite at
burn into
gnaw away
wear through
break apart
put under suspicion
sell out
split asunder
break open
break into
more ❯
Noun
▲
Any of a number of fungal or bacterial diseases that cause tissue deterioration
mould
UK
mildew
mouldiness
canker
mold
US
cancer
dry rot
wet rot
decay
fungus
rust
blight
growth
must
mustiness
saprophyte
damp
mushroom
toadstool
mycelium
fungal disease
smut
“Sclerotinia crown and stem
rot
is a serious disease threat when seeding alfalfa and clovers in late summer.”
Noun
▲
A process of decaying, especially organically
decomposition
decay
putrefaction
breakdown
putrescence
corruption
disintegration
spoilage
festering
deterioration
corrosion
decline
blight
rotting
perishing
putridity
withering
mortification
gangrene
dilapidation
degeneration
rottenness
rust
atrophy
putridness
crumbling
fading
senescence
spoilation
wasting
wasting away
decadence
failing
dissolution
degeneracy
downfall
extinction
disrepair
depreciation
ruination
adulteration
dying
ruin
decrease
decrepitude
consumption
impairment
caries
mould
UK
mold
US
mildew
infection
canker
disease
fungus
erosion
degradation
going bad
meltdown
festerment
fester
moldiness
fetidness
dissipation
corroding
oxidation
shrivelling
UK
debasement
shriveling
US
pollution
foulness
contamination
tainting
descent
breaking down
decaying
infestation
collapse
dirtying
soiling
noxiousness
weakening
ebbing
contagion
enfeeblement
debilitation
defilement
must
patina
virus
pestilence
wear
declension
spoliation
break-up
falling apart
falling down
tarnishing
falling to pieces
damage
sullying
impurity
poisoning
taint
vitiation
poison
dirtiness
uncleanness
septicity
unwholesomeness
toxicity
perversion
destruction
necrosis
harm
grime
pollutant
dirt
stain
scum
filth
spoiling
foreign matter
befoulment
illness
sepsis
plague
bane
radioactivation
soilage
inflammation
suppuration
septicaemia
bug
filthiness
griminess
uncleanliness
germs
ulceration
bacteria
microbes
violation
profanation
smuttiness
squalidness
squalor
nastiness
venom
miasma
desecration
insanitation
fouling
befouling
besmirching
adulterating
corrupting
contaminating
depravation
infecting
depravity
polluting
misuse
abuse
warping
besmearing
more ❯
“The roots of the plant were undergoing severe
rot
.”
Noun
▲
A process of deterioration
deterioration
decline
downturn
slump
degradation
descent
downfall
downgrade
degeneration
ebb
fall
degeneracy
depreciation
devaluation
drop
decay
collapse
retrogression
slip
worsening
abasement
debasement
devolution
stagnation
vitiation
adulteration
declination
slide
aggravation
lessening
breakdown
disintegration
weakening
decadence
decaying
spoiling
ebbing
dilapidation
harm
spoliation
ruining
fading
destroying
withering
failure
enfeeblement
debilitation
declension
rotting
ruin
corruption
more ❯
“It is extremely unlikely that Mr. Wilson's parliamentary majority would survive the measures needed to stop the
rot
in our economy.”
Noun
▲
Talk or speech that is nonsense
nonsense
balderdash
claptrap
hogwash
rubbish
bilge
blarney
blather
bunk
drivel
baloney
bosh
bull
guff
hooey
piffle
poppycock
twaddle
blether
codswallop
garbage
gibberish
malarkey
applesauce
bunkum
eyewash
flapdoodle
tommyrot
tosh
tripe
cobblers
crapola
dribble
phooey
beans
blah
blah-blah
blathers
blatherskite
blither
boloney
buncombe
bushwa
crock
drool
falderal
fiddle
fiddle-faddle
fiddlesticks
flannel
folderol
folly
foolishness
fudge
havers
hokeypokey
hokum
hoodoo
horsefeathers
hot air
humbug
jazz
malarky
moonshine
muck
nerts
nuts
punk
senselessness
silliness
slush
stupidity
taradiddle
tarradiddle
trash
trumpery
wack
cod
gammon
stuff and nonsense
balls
bulldust
waffle
gobbledegook
bizzo
toffee
bull's wool
pap
babble
double Dutch
pants
mumbo jumbo
prattle
cack
jive
inanity
verbiage
bombast
gobbledygook
rigmarole
palaver
jabber
gabble
codology
absurdity
BS
jargon
idiocy
stuff
Greek
talk
irrationality
imprudence
flightiness
giddiness
fatuity
flimflam
kak
foolish talk
jabberwocky
chatter
prating
cant
empty talk
trifle
pretence
UK
pretense
US
bananas
trivia
tomfoolery
dross
ranting
jest
joke
thoughtlessness
ludicrousness
double-talk
blabber
froth
abracadabra
fustian
hocus-pocus
double talk
foolery
argle-bargle
gossip
unintelligible language
wittering
tattle
jabbering
fun
obscure language
scrawl
rashness
scribble
gas
soft soap
slobber
gibber
burble
madness
frippery
frivolity
flummery
crud
idle talk
ridiculousness
prate
untruth
carrying-on
rambling
twitter
officialese
yabbering
yatter
yackety-yak
rant
nattering
chuntering
shallowness
puerility
falsehood
trickery
bluster
fantasy
fiction
corn
blah-blah-blah
stultiloquence
doublespeak
hedging
prevarication
evasion
equivocation
spiel
clack
twattle
futile talk
useless words
triviality
weasel words
rhetoric
verbosity
grandiloquence
gab
verbalizing
US
refuse
prolixity
wordiness
oratory
padding
yammer
deception
logorrhoea
wind
verbalising
UK
all Greek
ravings
rhubarb
craziness
raving
scat
baragouin
noise
meaningless talk
nonsense talk
dreck
candyfloss
pulp
pabulum
pablum
pulp fiction
natter
chitchat
chat
confab
patter
confabulation
conversation
gabfest
yak
small talk
jaw
chin-wag
rap
cackle
schmooze
causerie
babbling
jangle
colloquy
backchat
waffling
chin music
table talk
chit-chat
chitter-chatter
gibbering
gabber
dialogue
UK
dialog
US
tittle-tattle
discourse
prattling
heart-to-heart
blathering
blethering
jawing
yammering
yattering
yapping
chinwagging
discussion
chinwag
conference
powwow
rabbit
rabbiting on
crack
chattering
exchange
adda
yakking
craic
convo
bull session
word
buzz
blubbering
tattling
murmur
tête-à -tête
scuttlebutt
incoherent talk
hearsay
pomposity
rumour
UK
rumor
US
gabbling
braggadocio
report
rodomontade
blithering
footle
jibber-jabber
grapevine
magniloquence
account
gasconade
claver
rabbiting
bragging
meddling
cry
clishmaclaver
mag
dirty laundry
back-fence talk
boasting
blab
affectedness
muttering
tongue-wagging
clamor
US
clamour
UK
dish
grandiosity
verboseness
bombastry
affectation
trivial talk
korero
tete-a-tete
idle chat
altiloquence
exaggeration
rhapsody
wild talk
purple prose
bafflegab
talking
gossiping
chatting
cackling
rantings
blabbering
loquacity
driveling
US
chitchatting
frothy talk
drivelling
UK
converse
twittering
ramblings
gen
monologue
UK
technobabble
obscuration
legalese
monolog
US
one-to-one
yarn
witter
consultation
newsmongering
bravado
lies
glib talk
mere words
rapid talk
unintelligible talk
gushing
rap session
parley
meeting
badinage
banter
raillery
persiflage
fireside chat
foretalk
rumors
US
pleasantry
pleasantries
rumours
UK
tale
defamation
dirty linen
wire
gossipry
chronicle
dirty wash
scandal
injury
whispering campaign
story
malicious talk
telling tales
news
slander
earful
calumny
rumormongering
US
clothesline
trivial conversation
beauty-parlor chitchat
casual conversation
light talk
idle chatter
rumourmongering
UK
talebearing
turgidity
pretentiousness
rhodomontade
brag
euphuism
fanfaronade
ostentation
cockalorum
periphrasis
tumidity
long-windedness
rave
cotton
aureation
tympany
extravagant boasting
bombard phrase
chewing the fat
chewing the rag
more ❯
“I don't know anything about any curse. It sounds like a lot of contrived
rot
to me.”
Noun
▲
A corrupting influence that is difficult to eradicate
canker
bane
blight
scourge
evil
cancer
plague
corruption
pest
menace
pestilence
sickness
malignancy
poison
disease
corrosion
smutch
disorder
illness
condition
complaint
ailment
malady
affliction
infection
upset
infirmity
indisposition
trouble
bug
disability
defect
contagion
affection
abnormality
ail
debility
lurgy
epidemic
ill
complication
virus
decrepitude
problem
endemic
pathosis
ache
distemper
sickliness
curse
fever
syndrome
contamination
distemperature
visitation
coath
fit
spell
feebleness
seizure
breakdown
misery
inflammation
attack
unhealthiness
haemorrhage
UK
stroke
flu
convulsions
unsoundness
collapse
Cancer
hemorrhage
US
medical condition
silent killer
ill health
more ❯
Noun
▲
Behavior that is considered immoral or wicked
vice
depravity
immorality
debauchery
corruption
degeneracy
dissipation
profligacy
licentiousness
wickedness
libertinism
perversion
sinfulness
decadence
iniquity
libertinage
turpitude
evil
lewdness
corruptness
indecency
lechery
degradation
impurity
debasement
iniquitousness
dissolution
pervertedness
libidinousness
badness
misconduct
lecherousness
lasciviousness
looseness
wrong
lubricity
villainy
ungodliness
profanity
unrighteousness
venality
lust
decay
godlessness
unholiness
sordidity
peccability
peccancy
ill
maleficence
malignance
obliquity
dissoluteness
sin
wantonness
degeneration
rakishness
degenerateness
decadency
dissipatedness
abjection
impropriety
self-indulgence
demoralization
US
excess
promiscuity
demoralisation
UK
viciousness
intemperance
vileness
shamelessness
lawlessness
gluttony
salaciousness
abandon
abandonment
lustfulness
wildness
immoderation
overindulgence
baseness
vulgarity
indulgence
prodigality
criminality
salacity
lack of morals
lack of principles
loucheness
animalism
sensuality
dishonesty
sybaritism
unrestraint
unruliness
nefariousness
hedonism
sauciness
infamy
prurience
immodesty
sinning
dishonourableness
voluptuousness
immoderateness
villainousness
incontinence
shadiness
crookedness
flagitiousness
fast living
wrongdoing
lack of restraint
mischief
deviltry
diablerie
deviance
laxity
impiety
vitiation
disorder
irresponsibility
anarchy
extravagance
forwardness
presumptuousness
boldness
effrontery
temerity
audacity
arrogance
complacency
refractoriness
slackness
atrocity
depravation
obscenity
unchastity
decline
bawdiness
revel
improbity
perversity
deterioration
delinquency
moral decay
drunkenness
concupiscence
carousal
scumbaggery
bender
binge
revelry
perniciousness
tear
meanness
dereliction
scandal
injustice
la dolce vita
pleasure-seeking
life in fast lane
bad behavior
antisocial behavior
evil behavior
bastardization
relaxation
relaxedness
decrease
worsening
recklessness
wastefulness
heinousness
devilry
sordidness
brutishness
brutality
perviness
fall
malevolence
diabolism
malignity
contamination
abasement
inferiority
poorness
epicureanism
retrogression
knavery
regression
violation
lack of self-control
lack of control
lavishness
kinkiness
abnormality
deviation
immoral behaviour
self-gratification
deviancy
free-living
high-living
going to hell in handbasket
life in the fast lane
unnaturalness
intemperateness
carnality
excessiveness
overconsumption
raunchiness
smut
smuttiness
coarseness
crudity
dirtiness
foulness
grossness
filthiness
ribaldry
dirt
crudeness
blueness
filth
nastiness
impureness
raunch
exorbitance
insobriety
immoderacy
nimiety
scurrility
pornography
disorderliness
laxness
evilness
evildoing
sensualism
rudeness
luxury
lotus-eating
eroticism
bad
offensiveness
unconstraint
licence
license
profligateness
pursuit of pleasure
self-satisfaction
high living
pleasure
lack of self-restraint
high life
impulse
disregard
uninhibitedness
freedom
thoughtlessness
spontaneity
opulence
leching
womanizing
US
womanising
UK
intoxication
inebriation
riotousness
darkness
crapulence
erotism
fleshliness
grubbiness
incontinency
pederasty
satyriasis
boorishness
ruttishness
pruriency
greed
depravedness
goblin mode
orgy
squalor
suggestiveness
scurrilousness
fiendishness
balefulness
atrociousness
devilishness
epicurism
gratification
indelicacy
luxuriousness
scatology
scabrousness
unwholesomeness
outrageousness
indecorousness
amorality
malefaction
enjoyment
bawdry
profaneness
unseemliness
impiousness
affront
tastelessness
porn
blight
sleaze
offense
US
offence
UK
X-rating
crassness
explicitness
dolce vita
irreligiousness
overdoing
inordinateness
dirty name
extremity
saturnalia
extreme
blasphemy
sacrilege
irreverence
luxuriance
fallenness
imperfection
foible
profanation
fault
desecration
extreme behaviour
damnation
covetousness
sloth
demerit
disobedience
wrongness
pride
tort
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