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Noun
A number of people or things in a more or less straight line
A noisy acrimonious quarrel
A loud noise or uproar
A severe reprimand
A path cleared for passage or travel
A feeling, act or declaration of disapproval or objection to something
A set of similar things, especially electrical or electronic devices, grouped together in rows
Part consisting of several uniquely named components called data fields in the database structure
A small piece of ground, especially one used for gardening
A period of turmoil in real life
That which is heard by one's ears
A layer of a folded or laminated material
A forcible overthrow of a government or social order in favor of a new system
Verb
To move through the water in a boat using oars or paddles
To have a quarrel or argument with someone
To criticize or reprimand (someone) severely
To engage in a physical encounter, either competitive or non-competitive
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Noun
▲
A number of people or things in a more or less straight line
line
file
column
rank
series
string
bank
chain
cordon
queue
procession
train
range
strip
succession
tier
consecution
crocodile
sequence
echelon
order
progression
course
concatenation
cycle
array
cue
stream
convoy
run
cavalcade
trail
parade
group
list
set
nexus
suite
catenation
catena
motorcade
lineup
flow
streak
level
layer
storey
plane
stratum
deck
floor
cortege
story
caravan
carcade
following
entourage
arrangement
alternation
wave
continuity
tail
battery
march past
scale
sequel
formation
landing
troop
hierarchy
backup
breadline
spate
rash
round
fleet
platoon
company
chronology
armada
length
tailback
retinue
posse
wake
thread
outbreak
line-up
lane
track
suit
chapter
cortège
barrier
steady stream
catalog
US
block
connection
linkup
axis
catalogue
UK
gradation
ring
pattern
stage
obstacle
circle
obstruction
barricade
picket line
march
yatra
mas
jatha
autocade
demonstration
movement
demo
pageant
flurry
torrent
flood
whirl
merry-go-round
deluge
barrage
volley
avalanche
explosion
rush
wheel
tide
schedule
shower
storm
class
epidemic
plague
type
kind
outpouring
cascade
genus
species
onslaught
continuation
collection
selection
gamut
eruption
rhythm
surge
sequacity
subsequence
litany
bout
isochronism
gush
zodiac
flush
passage
series of events
boutade
path
field
persistence
progress
pandemic
linking
uniting
integration
connecting
interlocking
link
bombardment
salvo
cannonade
hail
blitz
fusillade
program
US
programme
UK
blitzkrieg
league
grade
category
regimen
cluster
inundation
drumfire
rubric
division
classification
bracket
ranks
welter
family
drumbeat
system
sort
grouping
trilogy
pigeonhole
lot
pick
more ❯
“Later, photographs show a
row
of rickshaws lined up in the square, along with horses and carriages.”
Noun
▲
A noisy acrimonious quarrel
argument
quarrel
dispute
disagreement
fight
altercation
squabble
brawl
wrangle
scrap
clash
tiff
spat
donnybrook
contretemps
misunderstanding
controversy
fracas
contention
dissension
hassle
bicker
rhubarb
affray
bickering
disputation
kickup
imbroglio
broil
fray
barney
melee
ruction
exchange
ruckus
afters
words
riot
miff
bunfight
threap
collieshangie
disorder
tracasserie
tracasseries
clamor
US
clamour
UK
falling-out
set-to
run-in
argle-bargle
argy-bargy
free-for-all
bust-up
battle royal
difference of opinion
ding-dong
shouting match
war of words
cross fire
rough-and-tumble
slanging match
knock-down-drag-out
talking-to
conflict
feud
tussle
shindy
rammy
shindig
skirmish
dust-up
battle
strife
discord
debate
contest
fuss
confrontation
brush
beef
scuffle
ruck
squabbling
struggle
rumpus
difference
disturbance
tangle
uproar
friction
dustup
turf war
combat
quarrelling
UK
falling out
bit of argy-bargy
war
wrangling
rumble
quarreling
US
commotion
blowup
tumult
scrimmage
bagarre
hostility
stand-up
encounter
argumentation
discussion
dissent
flap
dissidence
disharmony
dissention
brouhaha
scene
variance
schism
brannigan
antagonism
polemic
rivalry
vendetta
scrum
division
opposition
back-and-forth
warfare
disunity
discordance
disaccord
biffo
animosity
infighting
fighting
face-off
bad blood
scrape
rift
discourse
ill feeling
embroilment
difficulty
hullabaloo
disunion
rupture
dissonance
discordancy
inharmony
punch-up
faction
breach
bone of contention
showdown
engagement
storm
passage of arms
turmoil
split
go-round
fisticuffs
estrangement
go
contestation
flare-up
enmity
arguing
firestorm
agitation
antipathy
dissensus
nonconcurrence
tension
sparring
clashing
exchange of views
acrimonious exchange
ill will
bad feeling
breach of the peace
passage at arms
bone to pick
yike
objection
duel
contentiousness
bone
dogfight
collision
conversation
velitation
rencounter
flak
swedge
angry exchange
hubbub
static
knock down and drag out
striving
feuding
refuting
rebutting
duke out
powwow
sour note
incompatibility
rough house
jar
factionalism
trouble
verbal fight
verbal sparring
snarl
grudge
argol-bargol
slugfest
hoedown
disapproval
dust
catfight
complaint
pettifoggery
alienation
conflict of interest
peeve
separation
smackdown
controverting
competition
clashes
pitched battle
intense battle
fierce contest
revenge
bangarang
go-around
hostilities
match
romp
stew
ructions
divided loyalties
attack
assault
contrariety
bovver
scrabble
jarring
stramash
petty quarrel
boilover
upset
whirl
try
resentment
sharp words
blood feud
hurrah
break
brush-off
incident
family feud
emulation
problem
outbreak of violence
joust
bout
confusion
to-do
warring
spar
grapple
squall
fireworks
shootout
rough and tumble
discontent
heated discussion
cause célèbre
roughhouse
physical encounter
exchange of blows
opposing views
sweepstakes
bitterness
grievances
grudges
acrimony
clash of views
bad vibes
crossed wires
tug of war
sparring match
wrestling match
wrestling bout
power struggle
hurly-burly
counteraction
hatred
race
cut and thrust
head-to-head
tug-of-war
sweep-stake
ball game
blow-off
knock-down drag-out
chat
dialogue
UK
talk
word
dialog
US
meeting
colloquy
conference
correspondence
confabulation
converse
confab
natter
lack of agreement
lack of concord
internal conflict
disaffection
divisiveness
rebellion
divorce
unrest
inharmoniousness
dissonancy
disgruntlement
backbiting
detachment
resistance
souring
unfriendliness
protest
sedition
insurrection
aversion
withdrawal
dislike
nonconformity
internal strife
embitteredness
break-up
isolation
nonconformism
animus
antagonization
breakup
misbelief
defiance
conflict of opinion
denial
dissentience
parting of the ways
refusal
scandal
ugliness
turbulence
bother
blow-up
polemics
upheaval
bloodletting
clash of opinions
barrage
mutiny
disruptiveness
dissatisfaction
unorthodoxy
dispeace
independence
quarrelsomeness
sectarianism
dialectic
mooting
forensic
irreconcilable difference
frustration
unpleasantness
divergency
divergence
disjunction
disconnection
disjuncture
disillusionment
restlessness
demur
remonstrance
nonagreement
insubordination
secession
parting
clinker
hurdle
obstacle
repugnance
crossfire
withholding
spot of bother
apathy
cynicism
drifting apart
distance
rebelliousness
disobedience
leave
turning away
dissociation
distancing
leaving
disassociation
removal
severance
malice
spite
hate
sticking point
matter at hand
issue
apple of discord
grounds for war
sore point
point in question
tender spot
malevolence
violation
rancor
US
rancour
UK
venom
loathing
spitefulness
detestation
gall
abhorrence
malignity
odium
jaundice
disrelish
nonfulfillment
noncompliance
failure
oppugnancy
needle
aggression
more ❯
“The priest hears a loud
row
from the cemetery. There he finds the poet quarreling with the other corpses.”
Noun
▲
A loud noise or uproar
commotion
uproar
tumult
furore
UK
disturbance
turmoil
rumpus
hubbub
pandemonium
fuss
hullabaloo
ruckus
ruction
stir
ado
kerfuffle
bother
furor
US
ballyhoo
bustle
clatter
hoopla
bluster
storm
pother
blather
whirl
welter
moil
bobbery
shindy
foofaraw
squall
stew
williwaw
hurly
clutter
splore
corroboree
hurry
hurricane
coil
zoo
do
fun
brouhaha
racket
din
clamor
US
clamour
UK
noise
trouble
babel
to-do
hurly-burly
hoo-ha
helter-skelter
hubble-bubble
hurry-scurry
hoo-hah
hurry-skurry
alarums and excursions
agitation
fracas
disorder
confusion
upheaval
riot
bedlam
hassle
chaos
flurry
flap
ferment
hue and cry
mayhem
turbulence
excitement
frenzy
unrest
melee
outcry
carry-on
free-for-all
brawl
scene
havoc
affray
disruption
stink
strife
song and dance
fray
activity
broil
donnybrook
maelstrom
rumble
discord
bangarang
shouting
big scene
quarrel
fever
palaver
hustle and bustle
lather
stramash
outburst
altercation
yelling
violence
babble
perturbation
rage
fight
disquiet
whirlwind
rampage
wildness
shindig
cacophony
explosion
jangle
fireworks
uprising
anarchy
convulsion
hysteria
scuffle
restlessness
vociferation
struggle
argy-bargy
scandal
upset
clangour
UK
bagarre
clangor
US
hell broke loose
controversy
roar
clash
splash
big stink
pantomime
performance
mix-up
hubba-hubba
distraction
annoyance
bobsy-die
sensation
scrap
blare
disarray
folderol
dust-up
buzz
madhouse
confrontation
dither
action
conflict
imbroglio
tempest
craze
eruption
chatter
hustle
ructions
charivari
aggro
fisticuffs
afters
breach of the peace
tantrum
shout
fury
howl
fighting
blowup
outbreak
shivaree
tussle
feverishness
huff
fit
wingding
brannigan
passion
intricacy
rigmarole
madness
rush
screaming
hissy
instability
set-to
tizzy
tizz
elation
battle
boisterousness
babbling
all hell broken loose
skirmish
hype
excitation
production
drama
discordance
rattle
decibels
tremor
worry
rough-and-tumble
backwash
contretemps
loud noise
roughhouse
tamasha
bruit
heat
ailment
grief
barney
ruck
fuss and feathers
mania
punch-up
clang
street fight
upturn
wrangle
Sturm und Drang
fuss and bother
fermentation
biffo
hindrance
hissy fit
hullaballoo
stooshie
rhubarb
bombshell
flash
bomb
business
unruliness
unsettlement
seething
shemozzle
interruption
fluster
fractiousness
disruptiveness
rough house
flutter
panic
squabble
hurrah
wow
swirl
spin
delirium
uproariousness
an outcry
scramble
liveliness
animation
lawlessness
busyness
movement
deliriousness
enthusiasm
lunacy
protest
fad
life
haste
whirlpool
entropy
ungovernableness
rowdiness
uncontrollability
snafu
uncertainty
party
carousal
frolic
dance
bash
revel
fancy
merrymaking
spree
convulsions
rowdydow
hectic activity
tohubohu
seething mass
hell to pay
devil to pay
misrule
state
consternation
to do
discomposure
thrill
feeling
emotion
fret
hurly burly
rampancy
spot of bother
craziness
wilderness
tempest in a teapot
mêlée
combustion
anarchism
much ado about nothing
rout
dislocation
haze
farce
farcicality
ridiculousness
senselessness
mishap
encounter
quake
ululation
caterwauling
ecstasy
storm in a teacup
kick-up
toing and froing
comings and goings
shock
insurrection
katzenjammer
bowwow
topsy-turviness
hysterics
complaint
tintamarre
wilding
flare-up
incident
unquietness
restiveness
uneasiness
monkey business
vandalism
disarrangement
spasm
all hell breaking loose
transport
scuffling
three-ring circus
scrimmage
confused noise
slip-up
rammy
swedge
tizz-woz
euphoria
exclamation
discontent
firestorm
anger
argument
run-in
disquietude
state of unrest
tower
jargon
street fighting
mob violence
violent disorder
dissatisfaction
bust-up
temper
rabidity
wild excitement
histrionics
tantrums
paroxysms
lament
remonstrance
protesting
clinker
car crash
scrum
dustup
contest
combat
bouleversement
cataclysm
earthquake
stoush
threat
harassment
jump
go
shuffle
rough and tumble
exchange of blows
knock-down-drag-out
menace
boilover
hazard
sound
war of words
crash
exhibition
bang
thud
blast
peal
ring
boom
shot
sonance
stridency
temper tantrum
drumming
detonation
carrying-on
exhibition of oneself
display of emotion
difficulty
loud sound
distress
problems
concern
anxiety
irritation
inconvenience
stress
vexation
unease
issues
unpleasantness
task
dilemma
hang-up
pitfall
puzzle
sorrow
scrape
strain
more ❯
“Then, from the other end of the house, she said she heard an awful
row
, a real commotion.”
Noun
▲
A severe reprimand
reproach
reproof
admonition
censure
lecture
reproval
castigation
remonstration
criticism
upbraiding
lambasting
scolding
reprimand
wigging
rebuke
roasting
carpeting
rollicking
caning
rating
rap
blast
bollocking
rocket
serve
dressing-down
telling-off
bawling-out
tongue-lashing
ticking off
rap over the knuckles
slap on the wrist
admonishment
earful
talking-to
ticking-off
reprehension
condemnation
chiding
excoriation
denunciation
stricture
blame
objurgation
commination
comeuppance
riot act
hard time
flea in ear
slating
blowing up
harangue
tirade
diatribe
speech
monologue
UK
exhortation
declamation
disquisition
rap on the knuckles
upbraid
scold
spiel
flea in the ear
blowing-up
berating
rebuff
haul over the coals
tell off
being put in one's place
tick off
disapproval
remonstrance
expostulation
sermon
monolog
US
slap in the face
put down
going-over
correction
kick in the teeth
chewing-out
warning
ragging
grooming
telling off
going over
oral punishment
bawling out
slap on wrist
what for
piece of your mind
calling down
obloquy
disapprobation
attack
reprobation
disparagement
chastisement
dressing down
accusation
stick
animadversion
disfavour
UK
disfavor
US
objection
arraignment
opprobrium
recrimination
flak
complaint
inculpation
indictment
slur
invective
charge
incrimination
implication
sideswipe
deprecation
repudiation
caution
depreciation
imputation
impeachment
exception
demurral
attribution
displeasure
dissatisfaction
opposition
talking to
exprobation
chewing out
odium
dislike
dissent
disagreement
knock
abuse
denouncement
harsh criticism
vituperation
counsel
vilification
scorn
contempt
disesteem
distaste
discountenance
chastening
discipline
proscription
fault-finding
discontentment
boycott
injunction
thumbs down
trimming
censoriousness
verbal blasting
philippic
revilement
a slap on the wrist
bashing
advice
pan
swipe
shame
disrepute
discredit
slap on the wrists
heat
knocking
slight
stain
preachment
moralism
preaching
caveat
blemish
verbal thrashing
bad press
stigmatization
US
deserts
wrath
punishment
nemesis
penalty
notice
fulmination
monition
ultimatum
retribution
admonishments
antagonism
animosity
hostility
stigmatisation
UK
upbraidment
smearing
character assassination
cursing
damning
derogation
raps
knocks
brickbats
enmity
fire
ill will
protest
demur
fuss
protestation
challenge
stink
imprecation
anathema
curse
malediction
execration
excommunication
demurrer
question
damnation
threat
conviction
sentence
difficulty
judgement
UK
doom
judgment
US
dispute
blaming
kick
threat of punishment
a bad press
petition
carping
cavilling
UK
captiousness
caviling
US
civil disobedience
discontent
more ❯
“He would get a
row
for being late with the potatoes.”
Noun
▲
A path cleared for passage or travel
road
avenue
way
street
route
thoroughfare
roadway
highway
boulevard
drive
expressway
freeway
artery
pass
drag
turnpike
arterial
pike
carriageway
trace
thruway
high road
parkway
path
passage
track
lane
pathway
superhighway
course
trail
motorway
line
interstate
main road
byway
throughway
main drag
channel
toll road
pavement
alley
subway
crossroad
viaduct
dragway
approach
back street
dual carriageway
parade
terrace
asphalt
strip
direction
driveway
cobblestone
promenade
access
four-lane
side road
broadway
parking lot
trunk road
passageway
access road
tollgate
skyway
beltway
ice road
road surface
footpath
beaten path
state highway
routeway
journey
steps
super slab
no-brainer
traffic lane
direct route
advance
progress
side of the road
entrance
entry
round
blacktop
ave.
av.
court
close
crescent
turf
place
stroll
corridor
conduit
sewer
canal
trunk route
main line
tube
main route
duct
outlet
exit
av
ave
side street
back alley
dead end
trunk line
clearway
autoroute
crossway
Autobahn
autostrada
major road
arterial road
A road
B road
autobahn
causeway
strait
waterway
concrete
beef road
national road
through road
through street
circuit
trajectory
beat
walk
run
aisle
alleyway
bearing
trackway
walkway
towpath
flight path
heading
snicket
ginnel
vennel
itinerary
twitten
wynd
footway
sidewalk
esplanade
rut
berm
programme
UK
tour
aim
angle
point
program
US
orbit
rounds
method
gangway
beeline
opening
bridleway
gully
areaway
vector
boardwalk
bridle path
compass reading
point of compass
catwalk
ride
byroad
twitchel
way through
paseo
singletrack
mall
axis
orientation
means of access
turn
ingress
hallway
egress
clearing
landing
gate
pier
bypath
crossing
cloister
platform
riding
tack
march
patrol
precinct
sidetrack
course of action
schedule
way in
beaten track
timetable
tracks
road division
crosscut
rail
shortcut
direct course
guide
Baedeker
guidebook
racecourse
outline
jogging track
cycle path
groove
dirt track
race
lap
raceway
bikeway
pavé
cycle track
cycleway
planned route
travel plan
aqueduct
watercourse
flume
step
right of way
travel arrangements
flight plan
stream
piste
detour
plot
means
short cut
cinder track
access route
rat run
through route
more ❯
“I have walked down Market
Row
many times over the years, and my wife and I have never stopped at Mark's Pantry until now.”
Noun
▲
A feeling, act or declaration of disapproval or objection to something
hue and cry
outcry
uproar
protest
complaint
objection
vociferation
protestation
furor
US
furore
UK
dissent
opposition
indignation
disapproval
criticism
remonstrance
stink
challenge
demurrer
howls of protest
formal complaint
howl of protest
public outcry
public outrage
rallying cry
song and dance
chorus of disapproval
hullabaloo
clamour
UK
fuss
tumult
hubbub
roar
howl
clamor
US
commotion
noise
ruction
ballyhoo
outrage
brouhaha
ruckus
rumpus
clamouring
UK
cry
outburst
exclamation
hullaballoo
demurral
hubba-hubba
hoo-ha
flak
clamoring
US
ferment
exception
demur
expostulation
question
kick
difficulty
moan
grumble
grievance
grouse
gripe
whine
beef
grouch
whinge
wail
lament
kvetch
carp
murmur
plaint
squawk
miserere
whimper
bleat
yammer
holler
tantrum
hysterics
more ❯
Noun
▲
A set of similar things, especially electrical or electronic devices, grouped together in rows
bank
array
group
line
tier
assemblage
band
batch
battery
block
bunch
clot
clump
cluster
clutch
collection
constellation
grouping
huddle
knot
lot
muster
package
parcel
passel
rank
series
set
suite
sequence
succession
bundle
crop
body
assortment
party
boodle
raft
consort
variety
ring
line-up
mass
agglomeration
conglomeration
combination
aggregation
aggregate
quantity
pack
pile
stack
selection
jumble
number
heap
volume
supply
unit
blob
chunk
nest
amassment
consignment
load
pool
compendium
amount
hoard
crowd
accumulation
ream
scad
multitude
stockpile
tangle
assembly
ocean
stock
compilation
bevy
US
host
throng
tuffet
bulk
arrangement
bevvy
UK
plethora
mess
reservoir
complete series
congeries
section
mound
side
chain
mixture
diversity
intake
muddle
confusion
wad
shipment
tuft
thicket
portion
measure
range
armful
handful
fistful
nestful
shock
tussock
mat
score
conglomerate
proportion
store
denomination
hodgepodge
flock
sea
clutter
drove
swarm
string
gathering
library
medley
association
build-up
corpus
arsenal
accrual
cumulation
reserve
pileup
mine
accretion
lodgement
US
acquisition
caboodle
cumulus
kit
agglomerate
lodgment
UK
fund
more ❯
Noun
▲
Part consisting of several uniquely named components called data fields in the database structure
data record
Noun
▲
A small piece of ground, especially one used for gardening
patch
plot
area
lot
strip
tract
allotment
bed
ground
land
parcel
border
plat
pocket
piece of land
flowerbed
garden
space
flower bed
herbaceous border
shrub border
property
field
clearing
acreage
section
piece
division
piece of ground
part
garden plot
plottage
frontage
patch of ground
building lot
tract of land
real estate
cluster
region
centre
UK
island
district
center
US
location
small area
yard
homesite
turf
erf
stand
isolated area
stretch
spread
Noun
▲
A period of turmoil in real life
drama
dilemma
turmoil
crisis
predicament
adversity
plight
spectacle
catastrophe
disaster
mess
problem
quandary
trouble
bind
calamity
commotion
conundrum
debacle
difficulty
distress
fiasco
fuss
hardship
havoc
imbroglio
incident
mire
quagmire
setback
tragedy
trauma
tribulation
upheaval
adventure
affair
affliction
blow
business
cataclysm
circumstance
complication
disturbance
emergency
jam
melodrama
misfortune
mishap
occasion
perplexity
pickle
pinch
scene
tension
entanglement
excitement
exigency
fracas
hell
horror
muddle
sensation
shambles
thrill
farce
to-do
dire straits
hang-up
tight spot
spot of bother
difficult situation
hard times
tight corner
tight situation
awkward situation
bad news
hot water
problematic situation
sorry condition
sticky situation
tricky situation
unfortunate situation
critical situation
hell on earth
sad state
train wreck
no-win situation
tear-jerker
extremity
impasse
chaos
issue
disorder
disarray
strait
failure
hole
crash
fix
collapse
scourge
devastation
depression
apocalypse
big trouble
deep water
worst-case scenario
reversal of fortune
car crash
botched situation
theatrics
dramatics
peril
histrionics
danger
theatre
UK
theatricals
theater
US
meltdown
stew
pass
tinderbox
reversal
misadventure
pressure
urgency
scrape
stress
reverse
ruin
blight
confusion
whammy
shock
monstrosity
hassle
situation
desolation
embarrassment
holocaust
bomb
woe
trial
shipwreck
disorderliness
messiness
bust
puzzle
song and dance
rabbit hole
vicious circle
hot potato
double trouble
heavy blow
stroke of ill luck
dangerous experiences
perilous experiences
exciting experiences
exaggeration
storm in a teacup
stir
tempest in a teapot
ruckus
quarrel
juncture
corner
spot
clutch
vicissitude
zero hour
crunch
box
swamp
head
catch-22
accident
rattrap
sticky wicket
crossroads
turning point
flash point
bother
misery
conjuncture
Dunkirk
crossroad
asperity
desperate straits
kettle of fish
mischance
boiling point
breaking point
rigor
US
crunch time
condition
rigour
UK
deadlock
panic stations
jackpot
drag
need
upset
pretty kettle of fish
fine kettle of fish
necessity
pain
burden
contingency
bale
cross
waterloo
curtains
imperativeness
buffet
wretchedness
urgent situation
how-do-you-do
the worst
catch
stroke of bad luck
want
can of worms
exigence
ruination
sorrow
squeeze
state
wreck
contretemps
mishanter
ill
straits
a jam
a scrape
a hole
a fix
headache
hardness
knock
uncertainty
nakba
bad luck
conflict
poser
tangle
holy mess
unholy mess
ticklish situation
dog's breakfast
hard nut to crack
complicated situation
double bind
trouble spot
Dutch
difficult choice
climacteric
hot spot
indigence
destitution
convulsion
quicksand
demand
loss
discomfiture
equation
act of God
stage
emergency situation
potential crisis
extreme suffering
constraint
requirement
flooding
situational problem
acuteness
demandingness
stuckness
mix-up
jolt
jar
tight squeeze
struggle
grief
needfulness
requisite
essential
wont
criticalness
pressingness
jumble
dependency
dependence
uphill battle
oppression
frustration
duress
downturn
downfall
diffict situation
indecision
evil
comess
glitch
catastrophy
uphill
involvement
bad situation
exertion
painfulness
knot
hazard
facer
abyss
mischanter
worst outcome
worst possible outcome
worst that could happen
worst case
worst comes to worst
infliction
state of things
state of affairs
soup
pretty
position
barricade
discouragement
sweat
labor
US
labour
UK
crux
snarl
snafu
complexity
down
reverse of fortune
bad thing
a bad situation
bottleneck
a plight
a mess
a sorry condition
bewilderment
mystification
a predicament
a difficult situation
harassment
devastating blow
panic
Gordian knot
unpredictable situation
mare's nest
hornet's nest
troublesome problem
snake pit
complex problem
Pandora's box
suffering
blue ruin
a tight corner
a bind
a stew
a spot
dead end
a pickle
heartache
heartbreak
choke point
rough go
torture
torment
double whammy
cross to bear
knock-back
time pressure
hurry
travails
dolour
downer
bummer
poison
hurting
jinx
skids
unforeseen circumstances
tough luck
ill-luck
pain in the rear
harsh conditions
tough situation
bad break
ill-fortune
pain in the backside
hard knocks
evil eye
trials and tribulations
pain in the neck
pain in the bum
kiss of death
ill luck
ill fortune
desperation
force of circumstance
force majeure
pressure of circumstance
more ❯
Noun
▲
That which is heard by one's ears
sound
noise
din
racket
note
tone
bang
resonance
reverberation
hubbub
report
chord
cry
music
peep
squeak
tenor
accent
clank
clatter
crash
crunch
echo
hum
intonation
jangle
jingle
loudness
modulation
pitch
ringing
softness
sonance
sonancy
sonority
sonorousness
splash
static
swish
thud
tinkle
vibration
voice
buzzing
drumming
humming
utterance
word
amplification
decibels
beep
volume
bleep
richness
fullness
roundness
cacophony
discordance
stridency
caterwauling
dissonance
raucousness
discord
stridor
more ❯
Noun
▲
A layer of a folded or laminated material
ply
layer
film
sheet
veneer
lamina
lamination
skin
strand
coat
coating
fold
insertion
level
overlay
thickness
tier
leaf
slab
covering
blanket
cover
surface
seam
dusting
mantle
stratum
bed
stripe
band
floor
panel
overlap
substratum
deposit
crust
shell
varnish
membrane
canopy
casing
vein
glaze
topping
scale
patina
skim
encrustation
carpet
wash
lode
rind
husk
integument
foil
finish
plate
veil
shroud
facing
stratification
cladding
pall
sheath
hull
mass
cloud
screen
plating
cloak
smear
daub
curtain
gloss
section
scab
incrustation
top
lamella
hide
billow
plane
pod
capsule
puff
face
mask
laminate
lustre
UK
undercoat
outside
luster
US
polish
pane
dense mass
scurf
lacquer
pellicle
cake
accumulation
wrapping
bark
housing
washing
case
envelope
jacket
awning
protective layer
slip
shelter
plume
encasement
armor
US
cortex
cocoon
shower
armour
UK
outer layer
thin layer
shield
partition
drum
view
course
table
stain
delamination
lithosphere
exterior
peel
blade
wax
decorative layer
expanse
branch
division
ornamentation
adornment
column
finishing coat
limescale
paint
tint
tissue
bubble
epicarp
decoration
appliqué
tartar
plaque
spiral
japan
shellac
enamel
resin
suffusion
cross section
zest
shuck
surging mass
swirl
trail
gauze
scum
thin covering
concretion
caking
fabric
web
slice
verge
edge
bloom
border
colouring
UK
exocarp
coloring
US
swab
pericarp
peridium
piece
cuticle
fan
Earth's crust
spangle
smoke
square
rectangle
tent
sunshade
roof
shade
ceiling
epidermis
flesh
wrapper
baldachin
tester
protection
plaster
velarium
marquee
wrap
lid
sheathing
cowling
tarpaulin
whitewashing
priming
roughcast
tinge
painting
umbrella
chuppah
sleeve
cap
overhanging covering
half-tester
more ❯
Noun
▲
A forcible overthrow of a government or social order in favor of a new system
revolution
rebellion
revolt
rising
uprising
insurgency
mutiny
insurrection
coup
insurgence
overthrow
subversion
disorder
outbreak
protest
putsch
reform
riot
rioting
sedition
strike
anarchy
insubordination
jacquerie
plot
bloodshed
change
foment
overturn
strife
tumult
turbulence
turmoil
unrest
uproar
violence
coup d'état
regime change
act of defiance
act of resistance
seizure of power
guerrilla activity
underground activity
government takeover
upheaval
defiance
disobedience
resistance
lawlessness
agitation
misrule
mob rule
unruliness
reign of terror
anarchism
civil disorder
civil disobedience
takeover
furore
UK
dissent
furor
US
terrorism
fighting in the streets
breach of the peace
coup d'etat
chaos
nonconformity
apostasy
heresy
schism
treason
confusion
mayhem
mobocracy
rabble-rousing
ochlocracy
palace revolution
ousting
deposition
opposition
dissension
defection
displeasure
demonstration
disturbance
recalcitrance
bloodless coup
struggle
refusal to obey
refusal to obey orders
wildness
crime
criminality
undermining
sabotage
destabilization
US
power play
irresponsibility
disruption
trouble-making
destruction
ruin
lack of control
lack of restraint
pandemonium
defeat
destabilisation
UK
disorganization
US
troublemaking
nihilism
misgovernment
nongovernment
disregard
hostility
provocation
incitement
fomentation
disorganisation
UK
inflaming
absence of government
disloyalty
fomentation of discontent
incitement to riot
incitement to rebellion
rumpus
fighting
fracas
convulsion
discord
quarrel
affray
brawl
melee
tizzy
discombobulation
biffo
fight
aggro
scrimmage
wilding
shindig
entanglement
imbroglio
snafu
flap
fuss
shindy
bagarre
hoo-ha
argy-bargy
commotion
hullabaloo
ruckus
bedlam
maelstrom
hubbub
trouble
racket
bustle
havoc
frenzy
hurly-burly
madhouse
stir
ruction
madness
storm
ado
clamour
UK
clutter
babel
to-do
mix-up
clamor
US
all hell broken loose
helter-skelter
disarray
mess
hassle
din
kerfuffle
bother
noise
ballyhoo
disorderliness
clatter
hoopla
pother
blather
bluster
whirl
moil
welter
bobbery
foofaraw
squall
stew
williwaw
hurly
splore
corroboree
hurry
hurricane
coil
do
zoo
ferment
fun
brouhaha
hoo-hah
hurry-skurry
hurry-scurry
hubble-bubble
intricacy
wild disarray
shambles
hue and cry
free-for-all
alarums and excursions
three-ring circus
ructions
muddle
jumble
disquietude
disquiet
muss
disorderedness
chaotic situation
disarrangement
derangement
confusedness
pell-mell
hell
utter confusion
scene of confusion
scramble
complication
dither
topsy-turviness
tumble
fray
bangarang
rumble
perturbation
entropy
consternation
craziness
jangle
roar
outburst
wilderness
rout
dislocation
haze
rampage
brannigan
slip-up
scene
all hell breaking loose
vandalism
shivaree
wingding
run-in
street fight
street fighting
violent disorder
mob violence
more ❯
Verb
▲
To move through the water in a boat using oars or paddles
paddle
oar
scull
propel
punt
drag
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
pull
sail
scud
sky an oar
take the oars
canoe
navigate
sweep
boat
cruise
drive
drift
row gently
cut water
run rapids
“We took to the water and worked together to
row
our canoes along the canal.”
Verb
▲
To have a quarrel or argument with someone
quarrel
argue
squabble
wrangle
fight
dispute
bicker
scrap
brawl
altercate
spat
quibble
argufy
disagree
controvert
hassle
tiff
brabble
jar
spar
differ
fratch
berate
jaw
ream
scold
fall out
lock horns
cross swords
be at odds
have words
bandy words
have a row
be at loggerheads
chop logic
have a fight
fail to agree
be at variance
have a misunderstanding
tongue-lash
bawl out
go at it hammer and tongs
call on the carpet
clash
feud
contend
battle
fight like cat and dog
have a tiff
mix it up
threap
contest
debate
war
dissent
have a disagreement
have a spat
have at it
caterwaul
tangle
butt heads
set to
bump heads
take on
be at sixes and sevens
struggle
cavil
oppose
argy-bargy
have a barney
skirmish
conflict
talk back
lay into
have an argument
discept
hash over
pick a bone
have an altercation
encounter
fence
light into
kick up a row
raise Cain
get into conflict
scrape
dig
nastily argue
pick at
trade zingers
get into a dispute
have a difference of opinion
have shouting match
argue over
cause a scene
duel
vary
bump
carp
disapprove
charge
collide
embroil
complain
strive
divide
put up an argument
come to blows
make a big thing about
wage war
break with
find fault
object to
take exception
discuss
have it out
get tough with
take up arms
be at daggers drawn
be at daggers with
bandy
agitate
canvas
moot
canvass
face
jump on one's case
bat back and forth
exchange views
toss around
hash out
talk over
bat around
kick around
thrash out
sass
rehash
pettifog
contradict
gainsay
challenge
confront
mess
hammer away
knock around
face down
face off
verbally fight
object
disaccord
pick an argument
sock it to
stick it to
palter
zap
haggle
discord
get in one's face
go one on one
put up a struggle
have at each other
put up a fight
differ in opinion
be divided
bang heads
not see eye to eye
be of a different opinion
be incompatible
be in dispute
have a different opinion
jump on each other
rip into each other
jump on
let someone have it
take issue with
contradict each other
take issue
go for the jugular
mess with
be at each other's throats
come into conflict
have a dispute
square up
come up against
become involved
protest against
ventilate
talk about
question
exchange views on
explore
bandy about
bandy around
joust
do battle
scuffle
nonconcur
demur
say
engage
be in opposition
go at it
go over
bandy words with somebody
claim
review
exchange
deliberate
negotiate
examine
maintain
shift
pretend
waffle
equivocate
avoid
flip-flop
nitpick
niggle
chicane
prevaricate
criticize
US
evade
be in contention
clarify
start fighting
reason
throw around
go into
remonstrate
hem and haw
nit-pick
hypercriticize
catch at straws
paralogize
blow hot and cold
split hairs
pick to pieces
take exception to
call into question
differ from
diverge from
dissent from
raise your fists
tilt
combat
make a case
address
vie
tourney
compete
grapple
attack
go for each other
exchange blows
ply weapons
come to grips
bear arms
assault
duke it out
box
air
consider
talk through
criticise
UK
tussle
converse about
trade blows
break a lance
enter the lists
comment on
touch on
confer about
bring up
put your heads together about
deliberate about
chew over
close with
come to blows with
do battle with
exchange blows with
engage with
tussle with
battle with
wrestle
go to war
struggle with
scrap with
clash with
exchange views about
weigh up
consider the pros and cons of
kick about
bat about
reason about
argue about
weigh up the pros and cons of
more ❯
“You do have your differences in a band, there is no denying that, but we would never
row
or argue about things.”
Verb
▲
To criticize or reprimand (someone) severely
castigate
lambaste
berate
censure
criticise
UK
criticize
US
chastise
rebuke
admonish
scold
reproach
chide
reprove
upbraid
blast
attack
lecture
carpet
rate
hammer
lambast
flay
rag
excoriate
keelhaul
monster
slam
abuse
objurgate
reprehend
slate
vituperate
baste
bollock
savage
score
bash
jaw
rap
flame
trim
wig
diss
trash
assail
lash
chasten
scathe
belabour
UK
belabor
US
rail
potshot
ream
bawl out
dress down
lay into
tell off
chew out
remonstrate with
ream out
take to task
pitch into
pull up
haul over the coals
lace into
tongue-lash
tear into
tick off
call down
rant at
have a go at
rail against
rail at
read the riot act
give a talking-to
let someone have it
give someone a dressing-down
give someone a roasting
give someone hell
give someone a telling-off
give someone an earful
rap over the knuckles
give someone a rollicking
put down
come down on
give someone a bollocking
jump on
slap down
give someone a caning
tear off a strip
give someone a wigging
give someone a mouthful
give someone a row
give someone some stick
rake over the coals
give someone a rating
give someone what for
give a rocket
put on the mat
blow up at
criticize severely
jump down one's throat
slap on the wrist
send someone away with a flea in their ear
lay out
lean on
rap someone the knuckles
drag over the coals
reprimand
blow up
blame
condemn
denounce
slap someone's wrist
go on at
take to the woodshed
call on the carpet
nag
check
revile
reprobate
monish
lesson
find fault with
light into
give a piece of one's mind
discipline
caution
disparage
rake
jawbone
cavil
accuse
talk to
lay down the law
yell at
bring to book
tear a strip off
exprobrate
denunciate
pan
knock
skin
rip
bag
harangue
visit
harass
discredit
warn
defame
zap
oppose
trounce
fry
rake over coals
adjure
correct
counsel
advise
scorch
exprobate
blister
chew
give tongue-lashing
dishonor
US
twit
dishonour
UK
disgrace
slang
pummel
US
pummelled
UK
speak
vilify
threap
recriminate
taunt
lay on
give comeuppance
take down
mete out punishment to
rag on
make an example of
asperse
express disapproval of
objurate
expostulate
cuss out
criticize strongly
be hard on
tear down
teach a lesson
pick on
sound off
tear apart
give someone a carpeting
eat out
carp on
criticize hatefully
go after
climb all over
shout at
give one hell
jump all over
call to task
point the finger
call to account
find fault
give a hard time
take down a peg
get after
speak to
get on
burn one's ears
draw the line
give a going over
tell a thing or two
strongly criticize
come down hard on
give the devil
preach
rap on knuckles
slap on wrist
throw the book at
lower the boom
send someone away with a flea in his
give the dickens
come down on like a ton of bricks
give someone stick
lose one's temper with
have someone on the carpet
bite someone's head off
give the business
jump down someone's throat
keep after
slag off
denigrate
rubbish
malign
smear
roast
decry
slander
slur
bad-mouth
pillory
calumniate
traduce
besmirch
stain
blot
stigmatize
US
derogate
degrade
belittle
impugn
libel
sully
crucify
run down
debase
tarnish
give a black eye
slash
shame
stigmatise
UK
soil
smirch
fulminate against
lower
besmear
injure
cut up
blacken
arraign
defile
taint
drag through the mud
drag through the mire
cane
bring into disrepute
spoil
damage
do a number on
inveigh against
deprecate
spot
fault
blotch
deride
bring discredit to
breathe on
reflect badly on
dispraise
befoul
bring shame upon
cast a slur on
give a bad name
rip up and down
speak ill of
do a hatchet job on
scandalize
US
muckrake
rollick
reduce
disrespect
scandalise
UK
slag
dis
bring shame on
pull apart
tar and feather
sling mud at
spread scandal about
fling mud at
run smear campaign
pick holes in
rip into
skewer
take to pieces
sail into
give someone a bad press
embarrass
vituperate against
give some stick to
cast aspersions on
insult
deplore
scorn
disapprove
execrate
remonstrate
punish
disapprove of
zing
blemish
undermine
poison
animadvert on
pull to pieces
shoot down
show up
find lacking
gripe about
slight
complain about
grouch about
quibble about
carp about
moan about
grouse about
whine about
curse
judge
humiliate
proscribe
contemn
humble
offend
bellyache about
whinge about
beef about
nitpick over
sledge
carp at
vilipend
animadvert
argue with
anathematize
backbite
sound off about
declaim
demean
detract
take apart
abase
ostracise
UK
ostracize
US
cheapen
prejudice
fustigate
maul
scourge
foul
ridicule
sink
disfavour
UK
disfavor
US
disesteem
pour scorn on
give something a bad press
pick to pieces
lash out
hit out at
dump on
cut to the quick
put someone in their place
take down a peg or two
reprimand severely
attask
carp
complain
protest
refute
ferule
cavil at
rebuff
incriminate
badmouth
question
nitpick about
lampoon
nag at
read out
look askance
pick apart
reject
throw brickbats at
dress-down
moralise
UK
moralize
US
give flak to
pass strictures upon
assault verbally
rant
have words
bag on
give a bad press to
blackguard
ruin
disagree with
minimize
US
discount
charge
have words with
pile in
prosecute
rave at
rap across the knuckles
severely reprimand
fulminate
criticize harshly
persecute
oppress
cudgel
slap
shellac
call over the coals
strike
smother
hit
tear someone a new one
give someone a dressing down
give someone a telling off
tax
start on
start in
impeach
indict
blacken someone's reputation
scream at
take on
round on
let fly
deflate
browbeat
drag through mud
drag someone's name through the mud
poor-mouth
sling mud
tear to pieces
ride
hose
miscall
minimise
UK
storm
rage
declaim against
call out
charge with
hold accountable
hold someone to blame
complain to
hold responsible
give a tongue-lashing
sort out
jump on one's case
snap someone's head off
go for the jugular
lash into
have your knife in
rank on
give going-over
give piece of mind
yelp
yap
inveigh
bawl
mortify
abash
object to
be rude to
call names
blow off
cut down
swear at
bring to account
think badly of
express disapprobation
express disapprobation of
stick it to
chagrin
tear to shreds
frown on
take issue with
disconcert
own
trash-talk
have at
work over
crack down on
think wrong
be against
not support
make uncomfortable
make someone eat crow
make someone feel ashamed
cut down to size
look askance at
discountenance
take exception to
not believe in
make a protest to
object
discommend
negate
remonstrate against
express a poor opinion of
be hostile towards
raise an
pass on
rile
growl
snub
brand
cry down
tie into
insinuate
beat up on
bark at
depreciate
skin alive
frame
pronounce
name
adjudge
kick in the teeth
slap in the face
hit where one lives
declare unfit
send up
put away
point finger at
hang something on
blow whistle on
thumbs down on
pin it on
lay at one's door
send up the river
devalue
mudsling
expose
diminish
compromise
put in a bad light
ruin the reputation of
pooh-pooh
damage someone's reputation
destroy someone's credibility
detract from
bring into disfavour
show in a bad light
blacken someone's name
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To engage in a physical encounter, either competitive or non-competitive
fight
brawl
struggle
grapple
scrap
wrestle
box
contend
tilt
battle
exchange blows
joust
clash
combat
scrimmage
spar
do battle
feud
tussle
assault each other
roughhouse
stoush
swedge
vie
assault
attack each other
be at each other's throats
clash with
come to blows
cross swords
duel
engage in conflict
face off
hit each other
lock antlers
protect
punch each other
race
rowdy
scrimmage with
scuffle
skirmish with
traverse
tug
war against
have a dust-up
have a set-to
lock horns
spar with
taste battle
bandy with
bear arms
brush with
exchange blows with
flare up
go the knuckle
have a punch-up
lay into
light into
ply weapons
carry on war
fight like Kilkenny cats
mix it up
race against
race with
take all comers
take up the gauntlet
take the field
rough-house
rassle
contest
tangle
conflict
bump heads
put up a fight
go up against
wrangle
jostle
skirmish
compete
strive
jockey
wage war
confront
attack
go for
war
challenge
push
altercate
engage
have a fight
start fighting
raise your fists
jockey for position
squabble
manhandle
quarrel
oppose
rival
face
encounter
tackle
scramble
trade punches
cuff
go to war
dispute
emulate
collide
go after
go head to head
scramble for
go for broke
take on
go for each other
duke it out
play off
square off
romp
broil
slug
slug it out
be in conflict
mount an attack
have a row
come into conflict
engage in hostilities
make war
engage in fisticuffs
have a ding-dong
close with
engage with
battle with
argue
bicker
buck
rugby-tackle
come to blows with
do battle with
tussle with
set to
struggle with
scrap with
rumble
caterwaul
fight nastily
go at it hammer and tongs
bid
attempt
bandy
essay
try
fence
struggle against
strive against
cope with
go up against in contest
try to beat
participate in
be in the hunt
match strength
pitch oneself against
seek prize
pit oneself against
go for the gold
match wits
run for
meet
resist
withstand
run
oppugn
controvert
litigate
cope
stand
join battle
tangle with
have at
shoot for
shoot at
push for
deal with
nominate yourself
put up with
go for jugular
put yourself forward
give your all
make play for
go for it
knock oneself out
give all one's got
mix it up with
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