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Adjective
(
of a person or group
)
Primitive and uncivilized
(
usually of animals
)
Living outdoors without taming or domestication by humans
(
of a place
)
Wild-looking and inhospitable
Highly cruel or violent in nature
Highly critical in nature
Very great in degree, often with bad or negative repercussions
Intensely painful
Aggressively greedy or grasping
Tending toward cannibalism
Relating to crime
Noun
A brutal or vicious person
An uncivilized person
A destructive agent
Verb
To criticize extremely severely
To physically attack ferociously and wound
Make a long tear or cut in
Flail around
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Adjective
▲
(
of a person or group
)
Primitive and uncivilized
uncivilised
UK
uncivilized
US
primitive
uncultivated
barbarian
barbaric
heathen
wild
barbarous
crude
uncultured
heathenish
natural
rude
uncivil
undeveloped
unenlightened
uninhabited
Neandertal
Neanderthal
nonliterate
rough
unrestrained
aboriginal
non-literate
in a state of nature
brutish
coarse
unsophisticated
uncouth
boorish
vulgar
loutish
philistine
unrefined
gross
unpolished
oafish
uneducated
thuggish
rugged
crass
unmannered
ignorant
lowbrow
ill-bred
ill-mannered
yobbish
tasteless
churlish
brutal
graceless
vicious
benighted
untamed
slobbish
raw
discourteous
impolite
pagan
provincial
inhuman
illiterate
untutored
ungodly
fierce
undomesticated
unholy
rustic
impertinent
disrespectful
common
low
harsh
mannerless
lowbred
indecorous
ungentlemanly
insensible
unladylike
roughneck
raffish
incult
unmannerly
indelicate
cloddish
illiberal
inelegant
loud
bad-mannered
rough-hewn
foul-mouthed
loud-mouthed
immoral
unschooled
bourgeois
fell
ferine
bestial
truculent
beastly
feral
infidel
ferocious
idolatrous
unread
commercial
materialist
godless
irreligious
agnostic
atheistic
jungli
anti-intellectual
inartistic
stark
gruff
uncontrolled
outrageous
unconscionable
wicked
non-believing
unbelieving
heretical
faithless
brusque
sketchy
ungracious
beyond the pale
masterful
autocratic
domineering
roughhewn
uninformed
curt
lewd
inconsiderate
blunt
immature
low-bred
backward
native
spartan
nullifidian
profane
nonbeliever
skeptic
US
sceptic
UK
naive
simple
caveman
rough-and-tumble
childlike
innocent
plebeian
hooligan
untrained
bearish
cruel
merciless
ungenteel
awkward
ungainly
ungallant
unseemly
clownish
disgracious
clumsy
dewy-eyed
naif
artless
uncritical
untaught
unsuspicious
unaffected
green
unknowing
simpleminded
unpretentious
dewy
wide-eyed
unworldly
unwary
ingenuous
unsuspecting
aw-shucks
backwoods
offensive
classless
gawky
hick
hillbilly
clodhopping
improper
raunchy
unlearned
animal
austere
atavistic
vestigial
underdeveloped
uncalled-for
heavy-handed
plebby
unlettered
swinish
base
insensitive
unsavoury
UK
parochial
lumpen
analphabetic
uninstructed
ocker
lumpish
dark
lubberly
ornery
cantankerous
tactless
unsavory
US
inurbane
rough and ready
non-U
mean
ungraceful
unfeeling
callous
bungling
undiscriminating
imperceptive
earthy
organic
untouched
whole
troglodytic
stolid
countrified
unpoised
ordinary
gauche
low-minded
rowdy
bullying
doltish
out-of-line
loudmouthed
unfinished
poorly educated
nescient
thoughtless
obnoxious
obtuse
vernacular
low-born
dense
hoonish
unfashioned
unworked
baseborn
general
agrestic
rudimentary
unskillful
basic
makeshift
plastic
familiar
everyday
run-of-the-mill
dime a dozen
garden variety
ill-educated
ill-informed
unaccomplished
inexperienced
unversed
unpractised
unqualified
more ❯
“We had terrible visions of
savage
marauders destroying sacred idols, throwing them around with vicious glee.”
Adjective
▲
(
usually of animals
)
Living outdoors without taming or domestication by humans
wild
untamed
feral
ferocious
fierce
undomesticated
wilding
predatory
ravening
unbroken
ferine
rabid
rapacious
wolfish
vicious
barbaric
barbarous
uncultivated
violent
brutal
natural
bloodthirsty
native
free
aggressive
bestial
uncontrollable
beastly
agrarian
rough
dangerous
uninhabited
overrun
overgrown
rampant
uncivilized
US
barbarian
primitive
menacing
threatening
fell
tigerish
uncivilised
UK
brutish
untrained
raging
unused to humans
not broken in
beastlike
untouched
luxuriant
rude
desert
desolate
indigenous
waste
lush
dense
escaped
neglected
deserted
warrigal
unsubdued
animal
uncontrolled
regressive
tameless
not house-trained
not housebroken
virgin
untameable
unmanageable
cruel
murderous
furious
fiery
grim
intimidating
unruly
ungentle
merciless
malevolent
ruthless
severe
unmerciful
malignant
terrible
forbidding
fearsome
steely
gruff
brute
unrestrained
stern
flinty
convulsive
heartless
impetuous
dour
harsh
baleful
frightening
callous
louring
austere
frightful
delirious
fiendish
truculent
monstrous
sadistic
pitiless
incessive
remorseless
inhuman
raving
enraged
inhumane
rugged
stark
hard
lowering
fearful
cutthroat
horrible
hellish
angry
frantic
mad
infuriated
crazed
butcherly
animalistic
biffo
aggers
venomous
more ❯
“The howling and growling of the
savage
beasts outside would fill them with fear.”
Adjective
▲
(
of a place
)
Wild-looking and inhospitable
rugged
rough
inhospitable
wild
uninhabitable
native
rustic
wild-looking
“The desert's landscape has a
savage
grandeur unlike that of any other region.”
Adjective
▲
Highly cruel or violent in nature
vicious
brutal
cruel
ferocious
fierce
bloody
sadistic
inhuman
murderous
barbarous
ruthless
brutish
harsh
heartless
merciless
violent
barbaric
bestial
bloodthirsty
pitiless
beastly
homicidal
malevolent
ravening
atrocious
brute
butcherly
devilish
diabolical
fell
fiendish
grim
inhumane
malicious
truculent
wanton
callous
crazed
demoniac
remorseless
sanguinary
destructive
hellish
infernal
unrelenting
cold-blooded
hard
wicked
severe
monstrous
unfeeling
evil
rough
nasty
hard-hearted
unsparing
vile
unmerciful
heinous
nefarious
unkind
unsympathetic
insensitive
uncaring
terrible
ghastly
relentless
uncharitable
horrible
villainous
awful
unpleasant
cold-hearted
dreadful
abominable
unforgiving
wild
stony
mean
grievous
bitter
implacable
insensate
soulless
hard-boiled
compassionless
deadly
dark
stern
hideous
cut-throat
obdurate
tough
appalling
unpitying
bloody-minded
affectless
foul
thick-skinned
sanguineous
desensitized
US
indurate
slash-and-burn
take-no-prisoners
ironhearted
case-hardened
pachydermatous
stoney
harrowing
heavy
shocking
unspeakable
sanguine
oppressive
stonyhearted
black-hearted
horrifying
satanic
odious
base
loathsome
abhorrent
demonic
malignant
rigorous
forceful
depraved
desensitised
UK
lethal
murdering
devastating
flagitious
horrid
dangerous
cold
excruciating
slaughterous
onerous
furious
stony-hearted
bad
gruesome
rugged
grisly
intense
aggressive
cutthroat
draconian
austere
egregious
despicable
hostile
stiff
burdensome
explosive
inclement
macabre
spiteful
hurtful
wolfish
killing
horrendous
painful
vindictive
uncompassionate
criminal
forbidding
frightful
black
iniquitous
with a heart of stone
immoral
ungodly
trying
hateful
hard-nosed
extreme
inconsiderate
hardhearted
distressing
mortal
torturous
strict
searing
crushing
turbulent
raging
stormy
low-down
diabolic
infamous
demonical
horrific
dastardly
inflexible
tormenting
inexorable
gross
sapping
tumultuous
sinful
coarse
intolerable
maniacal
crude
threatening
contemptible
tempestuous
uncompromising
menacing
strong
fiery
low
powerful
hardhanded
flinty
disgusting
rigid
revolting
destroying
ruinous
gory
frenzied
agonizing
US
steely
death-dealing
blood-and-guts
unrestrained
sinister
outrageous
bleak
unfair
cyclonic
scandalous
unemotional
dirty
feral
intemperate
arduous
cacodemonic
strenuous
exhausting
unbending
ghoulish
unfriendly
perverted
nightmarish
unmoved
impetuous
offensive
killer
disagreeable
rabid
sharp
vigorous
agonising
UK
untamed
wretched
excessive
thunderous
unremitting
shameful
maleficent
tyrannical
execrable
mighty
intolerant
mad
frenetic
exacting
unyielding
feverish
vulgar
almighty
hellacious
accursed
morbid
forcible
grave
repugnant
potent
ominous
volcanic
Mephistophelian
serious
coldhearted
sickening
distressful
virulent
knock-down-and-drag-out
hammer-and-tongs
galling
fearful
hefty
sick
dire
unkindly
abusive
stringent
dog-eat-dog
terrific
grewsome
nightmare
unconcerned
perverse
facinorous
lurid
desperate
corrupt
indifferent
hardened
uncivilized
US
demanding
swinish
degenerate
lacking compassion
rancorous
ogreish
satanical
difficult
blustery
uncivilised
UK
impassioned
firm
amoral
boisterous
blistering
delirious
squally
acute
agitated
intimidating
gusty
traumatic
windy
bearish
vehement
hairy
upsetting
subhuman
hot
frantic
frightening
howling
mean-spirited
unbearable
disturbing
rotten
great
convulsive
insufferable
sour
paroxysmal
roaring
warlike
bang-bang
punishing
volatile
overwhelming
afflicting
blustering
repellent
solemn
unappeasable
stone-hearted
demoniacal
fatal
sick-making
flagrant
maddened
disgraceful
disgustful
loathly
uncouth
unrefined
animalistic
thuggish
dispassionate
nauseating
hardline
passionate
spartan
matter-of-fact
imperturbable
abandoned
damnable
heated
drastic
damaging
surly
dour
exorbitant
lively
demonian
Luciferian
godawful
ferine
unreasonable
spine-chilling
intransigent
extravagant
extortionate
animal
baleful
unprincipled
debased
gruff
animated
immoderate
reprobate
serpentine
marble-hearted
profligate
shabby
authoritarian
uncontrollable
filthy
rowdy
licentious
illiberal
disquieting
pernicious
despotic
wrathful
tyrannous
crippling
taxing
animalian
malign
unjust
dodgy
foreboding
distasteful
miserable
unpalatable
unruly
hotheaded
punitive
troublesome
troubling
grotesque
thoughtless
prohibitive
headstrong
hysterical
snide
repressive
ramrod
undomesticated
objectionable
discomforting
ill-natured
thundery
obscene
grueling
US
formidable
stressful
daunting
overpowering
unendurable
sombre
UK
somber
US
catty
choppy
smart
unsmiling
impossible
frigid
torrid
shattering
uncomfortable
stark
heavy-handed
knock-down
drag-out
chilling
unsavory
US
terrifying
ignoble
vengeful
full-blooded
hard as nails
gruelling
UK
red in tooth and claw
tragical
bad-tempered
stormful
storming
unsavoury
UK
dishonourable
UK
very bad
angry
ill-tempered
deplorable
dishonorable
US
not nice
weighty
gut-wrenching
nerve-racking
despiteful
murky
ogry
ogrish
harmful
bellicose
ignorant
straitened
uncultured
unlettered
irreconcilable
injurious
tigerish
repulsive
adamant
competitive
abrasive
gut-churning
blood-and-thunder
gloating
ironfisted
revengeful
arch
obnoxious
butcherous
decimating
hard-fought
involving bloodshed
stupid
boorish
antagonistic
tactless
without pity
unhallowed
possessed
unnatural
hatchetjob
coldblooded
insensible
ravenous
lupine
voracious
aberrant
curt
treacherous
unloving
loutish
crass
barbarian
premeditated
from hell
unholy
degraded
worthless
disconcerting
constant
sworn
tremendous
killer instinct
without sentiment
worrisome
irksome
unrepenting
indefatigable
avaricious
unregenerate
greedy
uncontrite
hard-bitten
hooligan
ardent
contaminated
faulty
lewd
putrid
insubordinate
impure
libidinous
indecent
reprehensible
demoralised
UK
miscreant
impious
demoralized
US
piercing
woeful
unsettling
perturbing
wounding
cannibalistic
gloomy
inauspicious
ignominious
detestable
low-minded
scummy
currish
fervent
spirited
gutsy
radical
hard-hitting
inhospitable
ungenerous
unamiable
uncivil
dictatorial
penetrating
biting
unwholesome
unsafe
poor
agitating
lousy
dismal
doleful
ironhanded
brassbound
wilful
powerhouse
fervid
dynamic
suppressive
rainy
blowy
humourless
UK
sedate
humorless
US
staid
sober
sobersided
unchristian
wrenching
burning
caustic
stinging
consuming
cutting
unpermissive
intimidatory
ill-boding
telling
punchy
puissant
fraught
troublous
deliberate
needless
unjustified
senseless
arbitrary
high
sensational
excited
acrimonious
ill
weird
spooky
scary
eerie
twisted
raw
astringent
no-nonsense
uncomic
critical
graphic
exaggerated
racking
pounding
unprovoked
minatory
viperous
venomous
minacious
hard-line
cast-iron
bumpy
steep
po-faced
beastlike
irascible
touchy
inflamed
passional
melodramatic
explicit
scarring
bloodless
insupportable
gratuitous
groundless
motiveless
storm-wracked
coming down
raining cats and dogs
riproaring
damp
unsettled
typhonic
intensive
swirling
all-powerful
startling
impoverished
oppressed
poverty-stricken
unwarranted
maddening
OTT
preposterous
exasperating
demoralizing
US
demoralising
UK
temperamental
aroused
excitable
emotional
distracted
swingeing
sky-high
inflated
O.T.T.
restless
exquisite
chaotic
fearsome
unjustifiable
theriomorphic
theroid
hard-shell
scurrilous
too great
shaming
disgracing
debauching
notorious
depraving
debasing
contumelious
opprobrious
extremely upsetting
deathly
terminal
withering
pestilent
vital
trashy
sensationalist
overdramatized
colourful
UK
rubbishy
unscrupulous
debauched
willed
unmotivated
roughshod
inordinate
over the top
tasteless
ribald
cheap
salacious
kitschy
pulp
prurient
shameless
heavy-duty
zoomorphic
zoic
internecine
aimless
deceitful
unlawful
wrong
unethical
dishonest
devious
suggestive
poignant
self-indulgent
vitiated
disparaging
delinquent
errant
crooked
exploitative
shady
libertine
slippery
unconscionable
evil-minded
self-seeking
contemptuous
conscienceless
two-faced
morally wrong
decadent
defiled
scheming
questionable
improper
corrupted
disreputable
dissolute
scoundrelly
unrighteous
crafty
scrofulous
sly
bent
felonious
squalid
underhanded
incorrigible
scornful
shifty
unconscientious
lawless
disdainful
shock-horror
tacky
unearthly
vivid
juicy
gusting
heartbreaking
undisciplined
contrary
ornery
insolent
wayward
double-crossing
zoological
beast-like
zoologic
goatish
primitive
heart-rending
vexatious
ungovernable
yellow
full-frontal
unwelcome
unhappy
yucky
heartrending
unlovely
unpleasing
tragic
sad
yukky
displeasing
uncongenial
unforgivable
challenging
icky
sore
mortifying
rampageous
flaming
intensified
concentrated
scurvy
off-color
purple
racy
raunchy
salty
deep
striking
colorful
US
distinct
garish
bullying
testing
afflictive
provoking
annoying
calamitous
berserk
high-impact
drudgy
back-breaking
tiresome
thorny
unnerving
tough going
titanic
fatiguing
operose
uphill
ambitious
worksome
bothersome
depleting
uphill battle
moiling
backbreaking
knackering
hard-won
backbreaker
sweaty
tedious
immense
no picnic
energy-consuming
marathon
bruising
sticky
ponderous
staggering
colossal
like getting blood out of a stone
grinding
wearisome
dicey
hazardous
easier said than done
slavish
torturesome
wearying
toilful
labored
US
tall
upstream
laboured
UK
wearing
high-pressure
jarring
tiring
scabrous
toilsome
problematic
difficile
cumbersome
problem
draining
Herculean
laborious
gargantuan
effortful
not easy
herculean
debilitating
painstaking
very hard
gigantic
uninviting
grody
beyond the pale
distant
unapproachable
aloof
sullen
terrorizing
US
pugnacious
churlish
crabbed
glum
grumpy
louring
lowering
ungentle
cross
assertive
resolute
morose
scowling
sulky
crazy
fuming
terrorising
UK
radge
splenetic
cantankerous
glowering
gray
US
grey
UK
crusty
grouchy
hot-tempered
hot-headed
out of control
mean-looking
boot-faced
more ❯
“The people would ultimately overthrow the
savage
dictator who had ravaged the country for decades.”
Adjective
▲
Highly critical in nature
fierce
scathing
searing
spiteful
stinging
venomous
vitriolic
biting
blistering
caustic
critical
cutting
devastating
mordant
trenchant
virulent
barbed
bitter
withering
catty
harsh
vitriolous
sharp
mordacious
acrimonious
vicious
acid
nasty
severe
acerbic
ferocious
astringent
sarcastic
hurtful
cruel
malicious
scornful
hostile
rancorous
acrid
sardonic
vindictive
incisive
scorching
unsparing
corrosive
tart
malign
mean
wounding
satirical
acidic
pungent
poisonous
unkind
malignant
pernicious
antagonistic
hateful
brutal
pointed
maleficent
belittling
derisive
malevolent
aggressive
scalding
splenetic
acidulous
evil-intentioned
acerb
malefic
ill-natured
penetrating
satiric
snarky
piercing
bilious
destructive
extremely critical
envenomed
unfriendly
hate-filled
razor-edged
violent
contemptuous
stringent
truculent
strong
mocking
acute
keen
angry
crabbed
slashing
burning
resentful
baleful
choleric
irascible
abusive
smart-aleck
smart-alecky
smart-mouthed
waspish
rapier-like
vituperative
vehement
disparaging
cynical
overwhelming
overpowering
curt
snarling
coruscating
slighting
rude
snide
sound
rigorous
offensive
distressing
insulting
despiteful
jeering
sulphurous
UK
sulfurous
US
harmful
grievous
bad
smart
vengeful
highly effective
stabbing
ireful
pugnacious
wrathful
taunting
injurious
damaging
censorious
cantankerous
cross
vigorous
menacing
grudging
evil
forceful
unpleasant
emphatic
belligerent
cranky
crabby
testy
indignant
contentious
irate
peevish
telling
forthright
driving
clear
crisp
explicit
powerful
distinct
effective
blunt
dirty
viperous
ornery
viperish
toxicant
cussed
potent
unequivocal
edgy
squint-eyed
crushing
peppery
dripping venom
full of spleen
full of gall
accidentally on purpose
razor-sharp
dripping with malice
unblunted
heartless
merciless
callous
salty
unrelenting
edged
pitiless
sadistic
grim
ruthless
wanton
cold-blooded
more ❯
“Pundits would launch a
savage
attack on the new policies.”
Adjective
▲
Very great in degree, often with bad or negative repercussions
crippling
crushing
devastating
severe
brutal
catastrophic
destructive
grievous
woeful
appalling
awful
cataclysmal
damning
devastative
dire
direful
disastrous
dreadful
grave
miserable
mortal
ruinous
terrible
tragic
annihilatory
calamitous
cataclysmic
catastrophal
deadly
deleterious
fatal
lamentable
lethal
shattering
annihilative
damaging
harmful
pernicious
detrimental
hurtful
injurious
noxious
violent
wounding
fierce
disadvantageous
ravaging
dangerous
maleficent
eradicative
baneful
death-dealing
mortifying
annihilating
desolating
overwhelming
stunning
staggering
earth-shattering
shocking
paralysing
UK
traumatic
paralyzing
US
very great
fateful
baleful
unfortunate
lethiferous
pestilential
consumptive
internecine
toxic
pestiferous
cancerous
wrackful
suicidal
evil
slaughterous
erosive
venomous
wreckful
extirpative
noisome
cutthroat
fell
environmentally unfriendly
adverse
unfavourable
UK
bad
inimical
unfavorable
US
prejudicial
unhealthy
undesirable
unwholesome
malignant
nocuous
sinister
malicious
malefic
hazardous
ill
negative
critical
subversive
prejudicious
parlous
corrupting
counterproductive
poisonous
menacing
wicked
corroding
incendiary
undermining
unpropitious
untoward
perilous
inopportune
threatening
virulent
frightful
painful
unsafe
deplorable
regrettable
mischievous
dicey
nocent
corrosive
costly
heartbreaking
afflictive
distressing
malign
risky
murderous
hostile
wretched
inexpedient
malevolent
hard
corruptive
disturbing
untimely
unlucky
loss-making
inauspicious
insidious
imperilling
UK
imperiling
US
unadvantageous
unwelcome
sacrificial
withering
tough
tragical
unpromising
heartrending
distressful
immoderate
impoverishing
draining
extravagant
exhausting
wasteful
depleting
blighting
messy
black
infelicitous
ill-fated
horrible
alarming
grim
desperate
crying
pressing
crucial
fearful
unspeakable
extreme
cruel
atrocious
urgent
gloomy
harrowing
serious
dismal
outrageous
drastic
horrendous
dread
frightening
spine-chilling
redoubtable
scary
formidable
forbidding
fearsome
hair-raising
ghastly
hopeless
horrifying
terrifying
godawful
intimidating
ominous
horrid
irretrievable
bodeful
lousy
abysmal
portentous
chronic
exigent
oppressing
terrific
scowling
ugly
precarious
insalubrious
harassing
sinful
more ❯
“The company's near demise paralleled the
savage
downturn in market demand.”
Adjective
▲
Intensely painful
excruciating
agonising
UK
agonizing
US
acute
harrowing
intense
racking
severe
tormenting
extreme
violent
piercing
searing
raging
exquisite
stabbing
unbearable
unendurable
awful
burning
terrible
torturous
dreadful
extremely painful
grievous
splitting
thumping
torturing
wrenching
insufferable
killing
pounding
chastening
consuming
cringe-making
embarrassing
gruelling
UK
grueling
US
infuriating
irritating
punishing
rending
sharp
shooting
stultifying
tearing
tedious
toe-curling
torturesome
fierce
stinging
penetrating
painful
frightful
intolerable
powerful
throbbing
knifelike
smarting
awkward
uncomfortable
very painful
distressing
very bad
sore
gut-wrenching
cringey
more than one can bear
more than flesh and blood can bear
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Aggressively greedy or grasping
wolfish
menacing
greedy
predatory
rapacious
fierce
insatiable
lascivious
lecherous
ravenous
voracious
avaricious
edacious
gluttonous
leering
lupine
lustful
wolflike
wolfy
grasping
mercenary
covetous
acquisitive
grabby
coveting
plundering
usurious
materialistic
preying
extortionate
marauding
moneygrubbing
avid
money-grubbing
ferocious
murderous
furious
ravening
hoggish
piggish
swinish
esurient
gannet-like
insatiate
hungry
piggy
unquenchable
prodigious
omnivorous
devouring
gutsy
unappeasable
intemperate
uncontrollable
gourmandizing
eager
keen
desirous
gourmand
gormandizing
gorging
starving
gross
starved
sating
empty
starved to death
wolven
plant
uncontrolled
compulsive
enthusiastic
craving
self-indulgent
dog-hungry
vulturous
exploitative
vulturine
very hungry
excessive
ventripotent
never full
quenchless
unslakable
inappeasable
inextinguishable
wanting
importunate
yearning
desiring
clamorous
pressing
urgent
unsatisfiable
insistent
unsatisfied
exigent
crying
limitless
demanding
never satisfied
could eat a horse
unable to be satisfied
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Tending toward cannibalism
cannibalistic
anthropophagous
primitive
Adjective
▲
Relating to crime
criminal
unlawful
illicit
lawless
illegal
prohibited
dishonest
felonious
corrupt
culpable
illegitimate
unethical
villainous
crooked
disorderly
indictable
nefarious
unlicensed
wicked
wrong
clandestine
contraband
iniquitous
unsavoury
UK
unsavory
US
anarchic
delinquent
forbidden
furtive
lawbreaking
terrorist
wrongful
actionable
banned
bent
black
dark
fraudulent
immoral
impermissible
outlawed
punishable
shady
unauthorised
UK
unauthorized
US
unruly
unsanctioned
against the law
anarchical
bad
disruptive
dodgy
improper
insubordinate
insurgent
insurrectionary
interdicted
mutinous
mutinying
proscribed
rebellious
seditious
unacceptable
unofficial
vile
adulterous
anarchistic
barbarous
evil
malfeasant
noncompliant
nonconformist
peccant
revolting
sinful
sly
taboo
unrighteous
unwarranted
verboten
vicious
bootleg
contumacious
criminogenic
dirty
disobedient
disordered
excessive
flagitious
guilty
heavy
infringing
miscreant
nihilistic
piratical
racketeering
recusant
rotten
traitorous
transgressing
turbulent
uncivilised
UK
uncivilized
US
uncultivated
ungoverned
unpeaceful
unregulated
violating
violent
warlike
wildcat
haram
tapu
out of line
black-market
off base
under-the-table
smoking gun
against the rules
off limits
ruled out
not acceptable
not allowed
not permitted
contrary to law
in violation of law
without law and order
under the counter
under-the-counter
under the table
riotous
ungovernable
revolutionary
wild
unrestrained
reckless
chaotic
tempestuous
uncontrolled
fierce
tyrannous
unorthodox
untamed
uncontrollable
despotic
heterodox
terrorizing
US
terrorising
UK
out of control
rioting
disorganized
US
confused
misgoverned
misruled
disorganised
UK
in disorder
in turmoil
refractory
intractable
unmanageable
recalcitrant
obstreperous
rebel
willful
untoward
wilful
defiant
wayward
froward
undisciplined
incompliant
balky
contrary
restive
unrestrainable
irrepressible
impetuous
impotent
unbridled
fractious
rampant
more ❯
Noun
▲
A brutal or vicious person
beast
monster
wretch
fiend
miscreant
rascal
reprobate
rogue
scoundrel
villain
brute
devil
evildoer
knave
roughneck
ruffian
scamp
baddie
baddy
caitiff
meanie
meany
scalawag
scallywag
thug
animal
barbarian
bogan
boor
cougan
demon
heavy
hoon
hound
lout
nazi
ogre
rapscallion
sadist
scapegrace
scozza
varlet
yahoo
yob
yobbo
bear
no-good
swine
blackguard
pig
rat
dastard
good-for-nothing
scumbag
louse
cad
imp
swindler
lowlife
bad egg
cheat
heel
trickster
vagabond
degenerate
evil-doer
rotter
wrongdoer
bounder
crook
hooligan
bully
dog
creep
charlatan
skunk
stinker
hellion
spalpeen
ghoul
criminal
unprincipled person
ne'er-do-well
rowdy
profligate
fraudster
delinquent
wrong 'un
snake
black sheep
fraud
rake
cur
scrote
liar
blighter
wastrel
mischief-maker
rat fink
sinner
nasty piece of work
snake in the grass
outlaw
scally
monstrosity
varmint
scum
monkey
sneak
sleeveen
mother
bad lot
tyrant
jerk
lawbreaker
shyster
weasel
troublemaker
incorrigible
antagonist
Satan
transgressor
maggot
cheater
misfeasor
malfeasant
outcast
fink
felon
urchin
libertine
mischief
ape
gorilla
skelm
evil person
enfant terrible
bad guy
bad news
oaf
malefactor
radge
cretin
offender
ratbag
slimeball
archfiend
serpent
Lucifer
Beelzebub
schmuck
thief
vermin
sleazebag
dirtbag
sleaze
sleazeball
slime
convict
scuzzball
stinkard
terror
gangster
psychopath
sociopath
mischiefmaker
shark
bogeyman
ghoulie
cacodemon
shaitan
ghost
Mephistopheles
Old Nick
diablo
bully boy
toad
turd
worm
hood
robber
joker
wairua
atua
racketeer
pariah
hoodlum
nointer
horror
antihero
Archfiend
evil spirit
jailbird
US
butthole
mofo
loafer
tough
gaolbird
UK
bum
beggar
jagoff
black hat
little devil
nasty person
son of a gun
mean person
bad character
cruel person
limb of Satan
servant
helper
page
footman
vassal
caveman
whippersnapper
culprit
cannibal
wild man
gargoyle
glutton
being
quadruped
debauchee
troll
trespasser
vaurien
roué
scofflaw
rakehell
sharper
picaro
living thing
lower animal
drunkard
pickpocket
bootlegger
deceiver
mountebank
slicker
goblin
sleveen
grotesque
grotesquerie
grotesquery
picaroon
rorter
grifter
con man
evil
vampire
defrauder
problem
tyke
disgrace
perisher
spectre
UK
specter
US
malignant spirit
poltroon
derelict
ronion
bezonian
looser
pauper
scullion
cullion
renegade
pilgarlic
ingrate
pickle
rip
con artist
tramp
prankster
jester
opportunist
cardsharp
recreant
idler
tease
mischievous person
puck
grafter
prodigal
git
pretender
hypocrite
dork
pagan
buffoon
goon
hick
clown
supervillain
chav
weirdo
clod
slob
bandit
brigand
mugger
pirate
terrorist
scuzzbag
buzzard
bumpkin
clodhopper
chuff
clodpole
slimebag
peasant
crud
loudmouth
philistine
brawler
slimebucket
daemon
skank
toughie
pervert
Neanderthal
lummox
rough
boob
lump
redneck
lubber
bosthoon
bleeder
churl
dirtball
reptile
vulgarian
bruiser
rube
con
desperado
crim
enthusiast
hellhound
go-getter
infractor
rounder
primitive
crumb
dingo
dip
deviant
hayseed
pill
stinkpot
oik
djinn
adversary
dybbuk
genie
lucifer
gunman
nasty
common enemy
the dickens
the Furies
evil one
bete noire
the Erinyes
hard man
sly person
lager lout
dastardly person
so-and-so
reprehensible person
Prince of Darkness
ratfink
pond scum
dirty dog
unpleasant person
despicable person
holy terror
gamin
waif
ragamuffin
mudlark
stray
guttersnipe
scarecrow
minx
tatterdemalion
tearaway
jackanapes
orphan
brat
street urchin
toerag
pest
nuisance
mischievous child
pixie
scallion
slyboots
badly behaved child
mischief maker
chit
rabble-rouser
fairy
gremlin
deviling
gnome
devilkin
little dickens
wag
vandal
jokester
booger
cutup
bad boy
little rascal
hell-raiser
practical joker
fun-maker
life of the party
little monkey
tinker
gamine
cub
punk
kid
pup
slacker
layabout
waster
do-nothing
juvenile delinquent
skiver
piker
no-goodnik
malingerer
vagrant
lounger
slugabed
sluggard
no-account
laggard
shirker
lazybones
lead-swinger
scrimshanker
bludger
couch potato
more ❯
“Stop being a heartless
savage
and try to show some compassion for a change.”
Noun
▲
An uncivilized person
barbarian
brute
heathen
primitive
autochthon
cannibal
indigene
primitive person
wild man
wild woman
savage person
boor
lout
philistine
beast
vulgarian
yahoo
hoon
ignoramus
oaf
ruffian
scozza
cougan
bogan
hooligan
vandal
thug
roughneck
lowbrow
oik
hoodlum
rowdy
ogre
lager lout
plebeian
peasant
pleb
bourgeois
materialist
yokel
anti-intellectual
tough
toughie
brawler
bruiser
Goth
radge
bully boy
hard man
bovver boy
man-eater
anthropophagite
anthropophagus
flesh-eater
aborigine
anthropophaginian
people-eater
head-hunter
anthropophagist
ogress
cruel person
beastlike human
bush dweller
troglodyte
ned
illiterate
clod
bigot
clodhopper
monster
yobbo
yob
sadist
swine
hun
rascal
crude
boot boy
more ❯
“I do not appreciate being treated like a
savage
from the jungles.”
Noun
▲
A destructive agent
destroyer
bomber
destructive force
killer
natural disaster
slayer
annihilator
assassin
Cancer
cause of death
chemotherapy
despoiler
eradicator
executioner
exterminator
firebrand
iconoclast
pillager
poison
radiation
slaughterer
vandal
wrecker
buster
decimator
demolisher
devastator
ransacker
ruiner
breaker
expunger
extinguisher
deracinator
obliterator
nullifier
extirpator
Verb
▲
To criticize extremely severely
attack
slam
lambaste
criticise
UK
criticize
US
bash
blast
condemn
knock
pillory
revile
slate
trash
crucify
disparage
excoriate
flay
lambast
pan
roast
skewer
castigate
diss
hammer
assail
bag
flame
potshot
pummelled
UK
pummel
US
rubbish
scathe
vituperate
abuse
belabour
UK
belabor
US
destroy
monster
slash
jump on
criticize severely
lay into
put down
bad-mouth
pitch into
pull apart
shoot down
tear apart
tear into
pick holes in
pick to pieces
slag off
take apart
have a go at
take to pieces
tear to pieces
weigh into
find fault with
throw brickbats at
do a hatchet job on
give someone a bad press
give something a bad press
give something a battering
give someone bondi
censure
denigrate
vilify
denounce
malign
maul
berate
cut up
reprehend
reprimand
deprecate
rate
pull to pieces
run down
objurgate
rebuke
reprobate
inveigh against
give a bad press to
rail against
reprove
asperse
cast aspersions on
chastise
reproach
blame
besmirch
derogate
slur
carp at
vituperate against
arraign
lace into
cavil at
animadvert on
pour scorn on
scold
upbraid
hit out at
disapprove of
chew out
give some stick to
dress down
impugn
chide
carpet
nitpick about
sledge
give flak to
fulminate against
lash
slag
bawl out
dis
take to task
tear a strip off
fault
dispraise
sail into
denunciate
admonish
insult
harangue
cane
blister
ream out
carp
haul over the coals
bag on
give someone hell
give someone a roasting
light into
nag at
tear off a strip
read the riot act
find fault
rollick
stigmatize
US
bollock
slander
remonstrate with
smear
calumniate
decry
lecture
traduce
rap
scorch
stigmatise
UK
rap over the knuckles
give someone a rollicking
give someone a rocket
tongue-lash
give someone a bollocking
skin
pass strictures upon
cut down
go for the jugular
rip into
brand
belittle
libel
defame
curse
ridicule
scorn
injure
scourge
fustigate
deride
slang
score
rip
assault
backbite
contemn
execrate
clobber
zap
slug
ostracise
UK
ostracize
US
cavil
jeer at
tie into
tell off
lash into
nit-pick
beat up on
rake over the coals
do a number on
rail at
cast a slur on
criticize harshly
badmouth
get angry with
take
depreciate
animadvert upon
heap
detract from
bring under fire
harsh
lampoon
scoff at
proscribe
baste
rag
jaw
keelhaul
discredit
show someone up
reject
shellac
whip
beat
slap
scarify
drub
review unfavorably
criticize strongly
ream
call down
rant at
talk something down
accuse
growl
vilipend
rail
rile
deplore
anathematize
despise
prosecute
declaim
expose to ridicule
hold up to shame
give a tongue-lashing
lash out at
give a rocket
impeach
indict
yell at
cry down
bark at
slight
taunt
trim
fluff
hit
slog
discipline
animadvert
exprobate
judge
rebuff
incriminate
disapprove
remonstrate
give someone a dressing-down
give a talking-to
offend
nag
declaim against
run something down
show up
charge with
put someone on the hot seat
crawl all over
pin someone's ears back
put someone on the griddle
burn someone's ears
slap on the wrist
look askance
get after
pick apart
read out
minimize
US
discount
complain about
come down on
skin alive
give bad press
pick at
take down
cut to bits
set upon
let have it
let fly at
lam into
oppress
persecute
lay down the law
miscall
ride
zing
minimise
UK
hose
be rude to
call names
blow off
shout at
cuss out
swear at
cut to the quick
dump on
give a black eye
trash-talk
call someone names
refute
charge
storm
bushwhack
beset
tackle
sic
sick
strike
raid
rush
turn on
set on
dive into
argue with
assault verbally
disagree with
pile in
go in on
start on
start in
take on
descend on
wade in
wade into
descend upon
pounce on
pounce upon
jump on one's case
bite someone's head off
snap someone's head off
jump down one's throat
pull up
tick off
give someone a telling-off
give someone an earful
let someone have it
give someone what for
give someone a mouthful
give someone a wigging
give someone a rating
wig
give someone a row
row
give someone a caning
blow up
slap down
give someone some stick
disgrace
send someone away with a flea in their ear
chasten
put on the mat
drag through the mud
degrade
bring into disrepute
dishonour
UK
taint
lower
sully
speak ill of
dishonor
US
stain
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debase
give a bad name
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soil
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besmear
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shame
drag through the mire
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give a piece of one's mind
spoil
defile
damage
take exception to
spot
blotch
bring discredit to
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punish
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call on the carpet
point the finger at
bring shame upon
rip up and down
scandalize
US
go on at
muckrake
inculpate
impute
take someone to task
be against
disrespect
scandalise
UK
reduce
tax
hold accountable
check
bring shame on
rap someone over the knuckles
correct
oppose
diminish
tar and feather
sling mud at
spread scandal about
fling mud at
run smear campaign
detract
poor-mouth
frame
take issue with
criminate
come down hard on
rave at
find lacking
express disapproval of
take to the woodshed
recriminate
talk to
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detest
kick up a fuss about
kick up a stink about
fulminate
underestimate
undervalue
thunder
underrate
dismiss
find unacceptable
rant
frown on
challenge
caution
inveigh
look askance at
hold responsible
protest against
lesson
play down
complain
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write off
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talk down
oppose strongly
monish
object
lean on
name
pooh-pooh
speak out against
finger
raise objections to
attribute
bring someone to book
chew someone out
speak evil of
climb all over
complain vociferously about
make a fuss about
frown upon
slap someone on the wrist
take a dim view of
gripe about
take down a peg
take a stand against
lay charges against
jump all over
prefer charges against
abhor
argue against
spread lies about
whine about
carp about
blacken the reputation of
blacken the name of
sully the reputation of
throw mud at
protest
downgrade
moan about
grouse about
grouch about
quibble about
dispute
trivialize
US
fume
conduct a smear campaign against
nitpick over
rage against
bellyache about
whinge about
beef about
mock
tear to shreds
call over the coals
treat lightly
penalize
US
sound off about
visit
cite
protest strongly at
expostulate about
remonstrate about
summons
spout
rave
demean
devalue
rake
sneer at
objurate
expostulate
make a protest against
kick against
jawbone
speak
embarrass
tick someone off
minify
misprize
throw the book at
discountenance
summon
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UK
complain bitterly about
kick
strongly criticize
undermine
poison
make light of
point finger at
hang something on
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UK
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US
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speak to
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UK
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preach
slap on wrist
rap on knuckles
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mudsling
accuse of
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come down on like a ton of bricks
ruin
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rag on
humble
try
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point a finger at
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point the finger
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bring to trial for
take to court for
impeach for
make accusations about
give one hell
put up a fight against
reprimand severely
let fly
satirize
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round on
speak badly of
lash out
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UK
pull someone up
exprobrate
warn
confront
bring to book
prejudice
counsel
adjure
advise
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contradict
be anti
threap
recompense
pervert
cudgel
smother
deflate
spank
skelp
ferule
harass
blemish
disdain
rap someone the knuckles
fry
blackguard
flog
thrash
bring to account
mistreat
caluminate
voodoo
dig
demonize
US
cuss
jinx
gainsay
be hostile to
controvert
laugh at
laugh off
chew
twit
moralise
UK
moralize
US
rake over coals
lay out
sell short
demonise
UK
pronounce
adjudge
have words
give tongue-lashing
give somebody a piece of one's mind
dress-down
forewarn
ding
notice
glue
hoist
carp on
go after
lay on
give comeuppance
tear someone a new one
give someone a dressing down
give someone a telling off
severely reprimand
rap across the knuckles
keep after
have someone on the carpet
take somebody to task
get on
give a hard time
burn one's ears
clamor against
spurn
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drag through mud
drag someone's name through the mud
sling mud
drag over the coals
rank on
give going-over
rip up
squash
downplay
understate
squelch
criticize hatefully
give someone a carpeting
eat out
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put away
have your knife in
jack up
sit on
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blow whistle on
thumbs down on
pin it on
give the devil
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present
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question
humiliate
thunder against
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express disapprobation
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poor mouth
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sour grapes
compromise
opprobriate
snipe at
afflict
have on the carpet
suppress
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soften
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single out
abase
foul
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take away
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indict for
vociferate
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shoot
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except
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take great exception to
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menace
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dislike
mouth off about
vociferate about
characterize
US
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classify
class
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US
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loathe
hold liable
identify
describe
think wrong
not support
discourse
orate
assign fault to
lay the blame on
place the blame on
not believe in
characterise
UK
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UK
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assign liability to
address
descant
expatiate
exhort
talk
perorate
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face with charges
serve with a summons
discommend
remonstrate against
express a poor opinion of
negate
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be dissatisfied with
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earbash
pontificate to
spout to
sermonize to
find guilty of
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lay a guilt trip on
lay a bad trip on
have a poor opinion of
raise an
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accuse of being
mark out
stump
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spiel
hold forth to
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US
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UK
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pass on
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more ❯
“Critics would
savage
the newly released romantic comedy for being overly bland and formulaic.”
Verb
▲
To physically attack ferociously and wound
maul
attack
mangle
bite
brutalise
UK
brutalize
US
claw
lacerate
mangulate
mutilate
tear
jump
tear to pieces
molest
harry
kill
shake
worry
tear at
go for
gnaw at
pull at
beat
pummel
US
batter
thrash
abuse
ill-treat
pelt
do
tromp
whip
bat
whale
baste
lick
club
buffet
whup
slate
tan
lambaste
belt
lace
birch
pommel
curry
lambast
flog
wallop
drub
lash
bludgeon
hammer
slog
whop
lather
paddle
switch
pound
belabor
US
thresh
hide
thump
whap
bash
fib
scratch
manhandle
work over
injure
hit
bang
trample
pummelled
UK
mess up
flagellate
hurt
mug
assault
skin
paste
muscle
punch out
bung up
clean
wax
flail
belabour
UK
handle roughly
rough up
knock about
let have it
knock around
take care of
beat up
lean on
break face
put in the hospital
more ❯
“Be careful of animals in the wild that have been known to
savage
campers.”
Verb
▲
Make a long tear or cut in
lacerate
cut
tear
slash
gash
maim
rend
rip
mangle
mutilate
score
scratch
shred
wound
hack
maul
scrape
stab
butcher
claw
cleave
cut open
gouge
graze
hurt
incise
injure
knife
split
damage
jag
mangulate
harm
lance
puncture
serrate
slice
slit
tear apart
burst
shear
dig
rake
be torn
frazzle
fray
scrabble
be rent
scrap
pierce
itch
break
open
dig into
scrabble at
nick
sever
notch
carve
split open
slice open
make an incision in
abrade
snick
slot
nip
furrow
mark
chop
open up
wrest
rive
ribbon
wrench
tatter
yank
separate
crack
pull apart
impair
destroy
extract
jigsaw
force
remove
evulse
sprain
rift
cut to pieces
cut to ribbons
spike
prick
skewer
jab
pick
stick
peck
gore
impale
transfix
harpoon
pink
spear
transpierce
spit
run through
stick into
slice into
cut into
penetrate
bore
more ❯
Verb
▲
Flail around
lash out
flail around
go for
hit out
lay into
let fly
set on
strike out
tear into
shout at
let have it
yell at
have a go at
scream at
strike
attack
set about
weigh into
round on
set upon
turn on
take a swing
lace into
pitch into
sail into
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