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Noun
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A number of people or things in a more or less straight line
line
file
bank
column
queue
rank
series
string
chain
cordon
procession
range
succession
crocodile
sequence
tier
consecution
echelon
order
progression
strip
train
concatenation
cue
convoy
course
cavalcade
stream
cycle
group
more ❯
“Later photographs of the square show a row of rickshaws lined up in the square, and horses and carriages.”
Noun
▲
A noisy acrimonious quarrel
argument
disagreement
dispute
falling-out
fight
quarrel
squabble
altercation
contretemps
set-to
tiff
spat
brawl
broil
disputation
dissension
rhubarb
run-in
clash
contention
donnybrook
exchange
affray
afters
argle-bargle
argy-bargy
barney
bicker
bunfight
bust-up
controversy
ding-dong
fracas
fray
free-for-all
hassle
imbroglio
kickup
melee
miff
misunderstanding
rough-and-tumble
ruckus
ruction
scrap
shouting match
threap
wrangle
collieshangie
difference of opinion
tracasserie
tracasseries
battle royal
bickering
clamourUK
clamorUS
cross fire
disorder
knock-down-drag-out
riot
slanging match
talking-to
trouble
war of words
words
more ❯
Noun
▲
A line of seats in a theatre
bank
line
rank
tier
series
array
group
level
layer
order
file
storey
cluster
huddle
constellation
band
parcel
batch
grouping
clutch
knot
bunch
lot
passel
set
collection
plane
deck
floor
stratum
more ❯
“The children seated in the first row were running around the hall dispersing the sweets to the ones who had got the answers right.”
Noun
▲
A loud noise or uproar
commotion
disturbance
hubbub
ruckus
rumpus
tumult
uproar
din
foofaraw
hullabaloo
noise
pandemonium
ruction
ado
ballyhoo
blather
bluster
bobbery
bother
brouhaha
bustle
clamorUS
clamourUK
clatter
clutter
coil
corroboree
do
fun
furorUS
furoreUK
fuss
helter-skelter
hoo-ha
hoo-hah
hoopla
hubble-bubble
hurly
hurly-burly
hurricane
hurry
hurry-scurry
hurry-skurry
kerfuffle
moil
pother
racket
shindy
splore
squall
stew
stir
storm
to-do
turmoil
welter
whirl
williwaw
zoo
babel
alarums and excursions
melodrama
vehemence
intensity
chance-medley
heck
ferocity
fervourUK
fervorUS
disaster
unruliness
mad
snake pit
fire
asperity
acrimony
acerbity
paddy
fit of anger
fit of rage
fit of fury
bad mood
frenzy of anger
fit of temper
frenzy of rage
fit of ill temper
paroxysm of rage
fit of bad temper
paroxysm of anger
fit of pique
federal case
tempest in a teacup
mountain out of a molehill
boiling point
tempest in a tea-kettle
big deal
abandon
rapture
intoxication
unrestraint
provocation
incitement
discomfiture
disconcertment
tension
embarrassment
mortification
abashment
surprise
trepidation
chaotic situation
destruction
scrimmage
high winds
tiz-woz
ruffle
incitation
stunner
spectacle
entanglement
static
discombobulation
terrorism
outburst of rage
outburst of anger
flush
twit
nervous state
fling
binge
orgy
tear
splurge
flip-flop
alteration
turnaround
shakeout
switch
catastrophe
violent change
about-face
temblor
fierceness
severity
force
reign of terror
mob rule
shaking
trembling
quaking
seism
tottering
rocking
zeal
eagerness
impatience
fanaticism
savagery
tempestuousness
power
state of agitation
state of anxiety
more heat than light
new deal
major change
seismic shift
sudden change
new ball-game
burning up
running a temperature
febrile disease
the shakes
forcefulness
potency
strength
ferity
calamity
irrationality
energy
sore
might
rise
impetuosity
fussing
neurosis
unreason
alarm
panic attack
nervousness
mirth
slow burn
wrath
loss of control
a maelstrom
topsy-turviness
ataxia
mobocracy
loss of reason
outburst of agitation
mental distress
screaming abdabs
screaming habdabs
fit of madness
fit of agitation
a mess
a muddle
a shambles
ire
spleen
choler
topsy-turvydom
rat's nest
topsy-turvyness
holy mess
an omnishambles
utter confusion
bitterness
pet
strop
resentment
exasperation
a car crash
pique
blowout
birse
obsession
displeasure
grump
lividity
raving
antagonism
angriness
mood
rancourUK
lividness
wrathfulness
irateness
hot temper
skid
bad temper
paddywhack
hostility
towering rage
foulie
bate
wax
apoplexy
rancorUS
hemorrhageUS
dander
animosity
umbrage
gall
haemorrhageUK
high dudgeon
air rage
extreme anger
more ❯
“I would describe the sound as a horrible row, but as I'm in the band I would like to think it is hard punk!”
Noun
▲
A severe reprimand
admonition
rebuke
remonstration
reprimand
reproach
reproof
reproval
scolding
castigation
censure
criticism
lambasting
lecture
rap
telling-off
upbraiding
bawling-out
blast
caning
carpeting
dressing-down
roasting
tongue-lashing
wigging
bollocking
rating
rocket
rollicking
serve
ticking off
rap over the knuckles
slap on the wrist
bashing
philippic
obloquy
sideswipe
abuse
slur
attack
disapprobation
dressing down
a slap on the wrist
recrimination
chastisement
counsel
advice
stick
fault-finding
objection
dissatisfaction
displeasure
deprecation
shame
accusation
scorn
disrepute
odium
stain
slight
discredit
contempt
blemish
vilification
persecution
vituperation
assault
invective
scurrility
malevolence
panning
slagging
argument
knocking
jibe
fulmination
confrontation
contumely
libel
traducement
slander
pugnacity
denigration
defilement
offenseUS
revilement
vitriol
indignity
combativeness
broadside
derision
calumniation
insolence
disagreement
belligerence
billingsgate
impugnment
insult
rant
offenceUK
aspersions
calumny
defamation
polemic
disparagement
bad press
character assassination
verbal onslaught
verbal assault
more ❯
“I was very angry at her and I got a row for being huffy and I got grounded for a month.”
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
lane
track
course
pathway
superhighway
aisle
footpath
towpath
alleyway
bridleway
byroad
vennel
wynd
snicket
twitten
bridle path
ginnel
landing
gate
way in
trajectory
orbit
racecourse
race
heading
lap
bearing
raceway
beaten path
rut
aqueduct
watercourse
stream
flume
piste
cinder track
walkway
paseo
footway
mall
trackway
sidewalk
boardwalk
ride
esplanade
pier
bypath
crossing
berm
gangway
cloister
platform
walk
catwalk
more ❯
Noun
▲
An area of ground, typically in a garden, where flowers and plants are grown
bed
area
patch
plot
strip
border
garden
ground
land
lot
space
flowerbed
frame
piece
flower bed
tract
parcel
allotment
plat
piece of land
property
clearing
field
section
acreage
part
location
yard
turf
erf
stand
homesite
division
stretch
spread
piece of ground
Noun
▲
Part consisting of several uniquely named components called data fields in the database structure
data record
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
accident
vicissitude
hazard
crunch
necessity
clutch
juncture
Dunkirk
conjuncture
crossroads
head
spot
urgent situation
zero hour
desperate straits
push
crossroad
climax
breaking point
squeeze
boiling point
crunch time
flash point
compulsion
unforeseen circumstances
struggle
panic stations
frustration
oppression
rigorUS
pain
turning point
misery
need
exertion
painfulness
knot
laborUS
hardness
labourUK
barricade
crux
asperity
deadlock
discouragement
rigourUK
sweat
ruination
harassment
contretemps
casualty
mischance
buffet
bale
bane
mishanter
undoing
stroke
reverse of fortune
grief
flood
upset
fall
fell stroke
slip
ill luck
the worst
rough situation
harm
act of God
bad luck
hard luck
a spot
a stew
a hole
a scrape
a fix
a jam
a pickle
dead end
more ❯
Noun
▲
A thing that can be heard
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
more ❯
Noun
▲
Something that takes place after or as a result of an earlier event
sequel
consequence
conclusion
outcome
result
issue
upshot
development
effect
aftermath
end
aftereffect
after-effect
backwash
child
corollary
fate
fruit
outgrowth
postscript
precipitate
product
resultant
sequence
sequent
payoff
pay-off
sequelae
success
alternation
causatum
chain
close
closing
consecution
ending
epilogueUK
epilogUS
eventuality
finish
finishing
follow-on
order
progression
series
spin-off
termination
train
part two
more ❯
Noun
▲
A sheet of material covering a surface or body
layer
coating
film
sheet
coat
covering
blanket
cover
lamina
surface
thickness
dusting
lamination
level
mantle
overlay
seam
skin
stratum
tier
veneer
band
bed
deposit
floor
overlap
panel
ply
slab
stripe
substratum
more ❯
Noun
▲
A man who rows a boat (using oars)
oar
oarsman
rower
sculler
paddle
blade
pole
propel
scull
sweep
spoon oar
spade
spoon
propeller
pull
paddlewheel
boatman
ferryman
gondolier
cox
coxswain
sportsperson
oarsperson
galley slave
Verb
▲
To move through the water in a boat using oars or paddles
oar
paddle
scull
drag
manoeuvreUK
maneuverUS
propel
pull
punt
sail
scud
swim
sky an oar
take the oars
canoe
navigate
sweep
boat
cruise
drive
stir
splash
drift
row gently
cut water
run rapids
Verb
▲
Have a quarrel
argue
bicker
quarrel
squabble
fight
dispute
scrap
wrangle
disagree
altercate
argufy
differ
fall out
brabble
brawl
controvert
hassle
jar
quibble
spar
spat
tiff
fratch
have a row
bandy words
be at odds
be at variance
berate
cross swords
fail to agree
have a fight
have a misunderstanding
have words
jaw
lock horns
ream
scold
tongue-lash
be at loggerheads
chop logic
bawl out
call on the carpet
go at it hammer and tongs
vex
irk
tease
beset
besiege
upset
provoke
give someone grief
afflict
distress
molest
bully
exasperate
needle
dog
perturb
drive up the wall
importune
goad
bait
get to
pursue
heckle
torture
work on
pain
rack
nudge
agonizeUS
hector
give a hard time
pressurizeUS
agoniseUK
burden
gnaw
harrow
eat
curse
anguish
excruciate
assail
inconvenience
pressuriseUK
press
pick on
drive round the bend
bend someone's ear
prod
incommode
nettle
henpeck
rile
put out
chivy
urge
fuss
chafe
displease
criticizeUS
get at
perplex
oppress
haunt
strain
niggle
breathe down someone's neck
get
nark
peeve
browbeat
ruffle
disoblige
criticiseUK
pique
impose on
peck at
rankle
embarrass
hurt
burn up
hack off
be at
rub up the wrong way
be a nuisance to
overrun
drive round the twist
gnaw at
hack you off
find fault with
give a bad time
pressure
bombard
remind
solicit
frustrate
stress out
petition
bore
antagonizeUS
grieve
frost
spite
gripe
intimidate
rark
anger
taunt
infuriate
incense
madden
intrude upon
concern
tantalizeUS
fear
disquiet
bullyrag
tantaliseUK
break
make angry
enrage
sweat
stew
rag
drive crazy
disgust
carp at
insist
surround
interrupt
overwhelm
set upon
antagoniseUK
discompose
infest
moan at
grumble at
get on your wick
T-off
tee off
wind up
tick off
drive mad
make waves
egg on
cheese off
keep complaining to
nag at
encircle
rub the wrong way
be on the back of
fall on
nitpick
prevaricate
equivocate
pick to pieces
split hairs
keep at
harp on
prompt
chase
push
hunt
blight
fluster
lean on
rankle with
insist on
weary
put pressure on
give the business
scorn
rib
victimizeUS
chaff
push someon's buttons
bring pressure to bear on
barrage
ply
prey on
buttonhole
be prey to
be the victim of
lay waste
be on someone's back
sicken
nauseate
cause suffering to
punish
wring
smite
bone
victimiseUK
get in one's hair
get on one's nerves
weigh heavily on
lie heavy on
drive you up the wall
make cross
disrupt
tire
be a pest to
drive bananas
sadden
alarm
lead someone a merry dance
play cat and mouse
rub salt in wound
put through wringer
faze
disconcert
invest
gravel
drive to distraction
flood
inundate
leaguer
encompass
enclose
weigh down
spook
puzzle
disadvantage
blockade
psych
impose upon
cause inconvenience to
entangle
environ
get up your nose
bum out
make your blood boil
get your goat
get under your skin
give someone the hump
make someone fed up
storm
siege
entreat
beg
implore
beseech
rasp
itch
ail
start in on
aggress
put the squeeze on
compass
fall upon
ring
circle
overcome
invade
girdle
give one the business
hem in
give the needle
supplicate
put upon
push button
turn off
make someone see red
fire up
heat up
get your back up
get your dander up
overtax
overstretch
tense
create difficulties for
stir up
cause concern to
cause discomfort to
deluge
belabourUK
swamp
meddle
discombobulate
cause someone difficulty
discommodate
interfere
make uneasy
make uncomfortable
make anxious
flip out
exacerbate
scare
impede
hinder
insult
put your back up
ask for it
give someone the pip
upbraid
scratch
scout
curdle
be a problem to
put someone to trouble
stretch
traumatizeUS
cow
jostle
hit where one lives
hang up
give someone bother
give trouble
strong-arm
threaten
appeal to
enjoin
beef
grouse
yowl
holler
mutter
grumble
kvetch
squeal
crab
yammer
wail
moan
whine
grump
scream
grouch
repine
kick
squawk
inveigh
whimper
bellyache
bleat
growl
murmur
yaup
croak
keen
grizzle
yawp
whinge
maunder
make someone go out of his way
make it tough
put in a spot
put on the spot
put to trouble
grate on
overextend
traumatiseUK
crunch
menace
bulldoze
descend on
swarm around
converge on
hustle
mob
crowd around
crowd round
give chase
yap at
scratch around
rag on
track down
noodge
burn
macerate
despoil
foray
plead with
pray
conjure
impetrate
mau-mau
coerce
blackjack
bogart
take out after
search high heaven
beat the bushes
turn inside out
turn upside down
overdo
egg
steamroller
dragoon
railroad
obsecrate
apply to
call on
jerk around
moan on at
be on one's tail
be on one's back
be on one's case
leave no stone unturned
cause to feel emotional strain
cause to feel mental strain
put on trial
make tense
tense up
put in traction
push to the limit
dominate
push around
swagger
ride roughshod over
bluster
use strong-arm tactics on
rattle one's cage
goose
invoke
con
plead
crave
demand
appeal
persuade
ask
plead to
sell
snow under
shower
belaborUS
take it out on
more ❯
“You do have your differences in a band, there is no denying that, but we would never row or argue about things.”
Verb
▲
Reprimand or rebuke someone
tick someone off
admonish
chastise
chide
rebuke
reprimand
reproach
reprove
scold
upbraid
berate
castigate
criticiseUK
criticizeUS
lambaste
lecture
pull up
remonstrate with
censure
dress down
take to task
tell off
bawl out
blow up
rap
blast
come down on
give a talking-to
give someone a dressing-down
give someone an earful
give someone a roasting
give someone a rocket
give someone a telling-off
give someone hell
haul over the coals
keelhaul
lace into
lay into
pitch into
rag
read the riot act
slap down
carpet
chew out
give someone a rollicking
let someone have it
rap over the knuckles
wig
bollock
call down
give someone a caning
have a go at
monster
put on the mat
rate
ream out
trim
give someone a mouthful
give someone a row
give someone a wigging
give someone some stick
give someone what for
objurgate
reprehend
give someone a bollocking
give someone a rating
tear off a strip
send someone away with a flea in their ear
slag off
slam
rubbish
denigrate
malign
smear
bad-mouth
slander
roast
pillory
slur
assail
decry
besmirch
impugn
calumniate
savage
arraign
traduce
libel
crucify
bash
derogate
fulminate against
stigmatizeUS
slash
degrade
fault
belittle
sully
taint
stain
blot
tarnish
stigmatiseUK
debase
shame
cut up
run down
soil
injure
smirch
besmear
defile
give a black eye
lower
drag through the mud
drag through the mire
deprecate
befoul
bring into disrepute
do a number on
spoil
dispraise
damage
spot
inveigh against
rollick
blacken
blotch
deride
bring discredit to
breathe on
reflect badly on
bring shame upon
pull apart
belaborUS
rip up and down
speak ill of
cast a slur on
do a hatchet job on
give a bad name
slag
incriminate
dis
scandalizeUS
belabourUK
pick holes in
muckrake
reduce
disrespect
scandaliseUK
cast aspersions on
bring shame on
trash
potshot
tar and feather
sling mud at
spread scandal about
fling mud at
run smear campaign
insult
scathe
skewer
sail into
take to pieces
impeach
indict
give someone a bad press
vituperate against
give some stick to
rip into
scorn
deplore
charge
disapprove of
disapprove
embarrass
execrate
inculpate
animadvert on
frame
prosecute
impute
pull to pieces
tax
hold accountable
show up
find lacking
gripe about
complain about
grouch about
quibble about
carp about
moan about
grouse about
whine about
bellyache about
whinge about
beef about
nitpick over
curse
sledge
carp at
backbite
sound off about
contemn
brand
animadvert
remonstrate
humiliate
judge
despise
ostraciseUK
ostracizeUS
growl
proscribe
maul
humble
demean
vilipend
ridicule
zing
anathematize
pour scorn on
pick to pieces
undermine
poison
cheapen
abase
hit out at
shoot down
criminate
foul
finger
hold responsible
sink
ruin
disfavourUK
disfavorUS
disesteem
take apart
charge with
name
put someone in their place
take down a peg or two
point finger at
hang something on
point a finger at
give something a bad press
lay at one's door
point the finger
let have it
reprimand severely
criticize harshly
let fly
rave at
pull someone up
round on
twit
carp
lash out
bring to book
prejudice
question
confront
recompense
pervert
lampoon
nag at
spank
skelp
ferule
rile
badmouth
moraliseUK
moralizeUS
dress-down
blemish
refute
tear to pieces
cavil at
tie into
pass strictures upon
reject
rank on
give going-over
nitpick about
blackguard
have words
beat up on
cry down
bark at
give a tongue-lashing
attask
throw brickbats at
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
rap across the knuckles
severely reprimand
fustigate
give flak to
argue with
assault verbally
hold someone responsible
hold someone to blame
complain to
deflate
browbeat
ding
notice
glue
forewarn
hoist
declaim
give piece of mind
bag on
give a bad press to
drag through mud
drag someone's name through the mud
poor-mouth
sling mud
disagree with
pile in
lash into
have your knife in
pronounce
depreciate
adjudge
jack up
sit on
start on
start in
run something down
declaim against
take on
think badly of
express disapprobation
express disapprobation of
stick it to
compromise
send up
blow whistle on
send up the river
thumbs down on
pin it on
put away
present
lay at your door
bring charges against
tear to shreds
devalue
diminish
jump on one's case
bite someone's head off
snap someone's head off
go for the jugular
single out
scapegoat
slight
bring to account
afflict
repress
soften
have on the carpet
try
suppress
subjugate
offend
detract from
minimizeUS
discount
disconsider
pooh-pooh
put in a bad light
reflect on
expose
puncture
mudsling
frown upon
bring to naught
poke full of holes
shoot
take rug out from under
bring into disfavour
destroy
show in a bad light
knock bottom out of
persecute
oppress
ride
hose
miscall
minimiseUK
mortify
abash
be rude to
call names
blow off
cut down
swear at
cut to the quick
rebuff
cite
chagrin
dump on
read out
look askance
pick apart
dislike
trash-talk
call someone names
disconcert
own
make uncomfortable
make someone eat crow
make someone feel ashamed
cut down to size
summons
object to
detest
find unacceptable
frown on
loathe
indict for
arraign for
think wrong
be against
not support
tax with
bring to trial for
lay blame on
complain
lay charges against
take to court for
apprehend
implicate
betray
recriminate for
prefer charges against
impeach for
make accusations about
allege
serve summons
summon
prosecute for
sue
attribute
lodge complaint
blow the whistle
lay at door
incriminate for
file charges against
arrest
put on trial for
censure with
bring charges
file claim
look askance at
discountenance
take exception to
not believe in
object
discommend
detract
negate
remonstrate against
express a poor opinion of
be displeased with
be dissatisfied with
be hostile towards
saddle
have a poor opinion of
raise an
pass on
have a problem with
not hold with
look down on
have a down on
take dim view of
look down your nose at
take a dim view of
hold liable
assign fault to
lay the blame on
place the blame on
accuse of
pass the buck
lay a guilt trip on
consider guilty of
find guilty of
assign guilt to
lay a bad trip on
assign liability to
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