- ___dweller
- “at the drop of a hat” (with no reason)
- A tad
- Abase (belittle)
- Abbey
- Abeyance (suspension)
- Abhorrent (disgusting)
- Abide by
- Abode (house)
- Abound in (abundar)
- aboveboard
- Abrasive (harsh)
- __Abscond__(leave hurriedly)
- Accent (emphasize)
- Accession
- Accord with
- accost (approach aggressively)
- Accue
- Acolyte (follower)
- Acquiescence
- acrid (bitter)
- Acrimony; acrimonious
- Act the Maggot
- Ad interim (in the meantime)
- Ad-lib (improvised)
- Adamant
- Add-on
- Addled
- Adept at
- Adjourn
- Adjudged
- Admittedly
- adrift
- Adroitness
- Advertent
- Aegyo
- affluent (wealthy)
- Aflame
- afloat
- Afresh
- afterglow (remains of good feelings)
- Aftershave
- aftershock
- Aftertaste
- Afterthought
- Agape (mouth)
- agelessness
- aggravating (annoying)
- Aggrieve
- aghast at (transfixed)
- Aglow
- Aground
- Airborne (in the air)
- Airily
- Airstrip (for airplanes landing)
- Airtight (unassailable)
- Alabaster
- Alas
- Alcove
- Alias
- alight
- All that jazz
- All-embracing
- Allegation
- Allegiance
- Alliance
- Allude to
- Aloof
- Altercation
- Amass
- amble
- ambush
- amenable to
- ample (plentiful; broad)
- Amygdala (brain)
- Anecdotal
- Anew
- angina pectoris
- Angle for
- Angled
- Anima; persona
- animus
- Anodyne (dull)
- Antics
- Antler
- Antraz
- Antsy
- Ape (to imitate someone); go ape (get angry)
- Aperture
- Apneia
- Appalling
- Appease
- Appease (pacify)
- Append
- Appraise (assess)
- Archway
- Arguably
- Array of
- Arsonist: arson
- Artistry
- As bid for
- As though
- Ashore
- Asinine
- askew
- aspersions on (attacks)
- assailant
- Assay (examine)
- Asservate
- Asset
- At a low ebb (weakened)
- At each other’s throat
- at full pet (as fast as possible)
- At full throttle
- At hand
- At issue
- at knifepoint
- At odds with (in conflict/contrast with)
- At random
- At stake
- At the expense of; at someone’s expense
- At/on the brink of
- Atonal
- Atone for (amend)
- Atop
- Attaboy
- Audit (attend class)
- Audition
- Auditor (listener)
- Avaricious
- Avouch
- Awash (with)
- awestruck
- Awry (amiss)
- Awry, amiss, astray
- Babysteps
- Back-breaking (Grueling)
- Back-to-back
- Backbone (strength)
- Backfire
- backlash
- Backlog (accumulation of work)
- Backslide (relapse into)
- Backtrack on
- Backwardness
- Backwaters (isolated place; stagnated water)
- Badger (verb)
- Badmouth
- Baffle (bewilder)
- bagel (food)
- Bail on
- balaclava
- Baleful (menacing)
- Balk
- Baller
- Balm
- Balmy
- bane (cause of distress)
- Bankrupt
- Banshee (female spirit)
- Barbed (hurtful) joke
- Bare one’s teeth
- barge in
- barnacle (tenacious person)
- Barrack
- barrell
- Barren of (devoid of)
- Bash (into/ something in) (strike violently/criticize)
- Basin (bowl)
- bat (around; about; one's eyelashes)
- Battered
- Battering
- Bawl
- Bawl out (shout); bawl someone out (to reprimand)
- Be entitled to
- Be freighted with (be laden/burdened with)
- Be lost for words
- Be lumbered with (burdened)
- Be torn between
- Bead, beaded with
- beady (round shiny eyes)
- bean bag
- Bean bag chair
- bear oneself (se portar)
- Beat about the bush
- Beat someone to it (outmatch)
- beatific
- Beckon
- Become estranged from
- bedraggled (disheveled)
- Bedspread
- Beetle off (leave hurriedly)
- Befall
- Befall
- Befitting
- Befuddle
- Beget (bring about)
- Begrudgingly
- beguiling
- Behead
- behemoth (powerful organization)
- Behindhand
- belabour
- Belie
- Belittle
- Bellow (roar)
- Bemuse
- Benzodiazepine (medical)
- bequeath
- Bequest
- Berate
- Beseech
- Besiege
- Besmirch (damage ones reputation)
- besmirch (tarnish)
- Besothed
- Bestow on (present)
- bestride (straddle)
- Betake (oneself to)
- Bid fair to (seem likely to)
- Bid for (try to achieve)
- Big picture
- Bigwig (important person)
- Billboard
- billow (fill w air; flow like smoke)
- Binge on, go on a binge
- Birthright (privilege)
- Bishop
- Bitumen (asphalt)
- Biz
- Blab
- blacklist
- Blackmailer
- Bland
- blare
- blare
- Blasé
- Blasé (unimpressed)
- Blatant
- Blather
- Blazing
- Bleak
- Bleary
- Bleat
- Bleat (cry/complain)
- Blemish
- Blench
- Blender
- Blindside (ponto cego)
- Blip
- blissed out
- Blister
- Blithe (indifferent)
- Blockade
- Blockbuster (commercial success)
- Blockhead
- Bloke
- Bloodshed
- Bloodstream
- blooper (embarrassing error)
- Blotch
- blow at one’s face
- blow itself out (to lose momentum)
- Blow off
- Blow over
- Blubber
- Blubber (sob)
- blunder_ (mistake)
- Blurt
- bluster (talk aggressively)
- Blusterous (stormy)
- Boar
- Boarded up
- Boastful
- Bob your head
- Bodacious (excellent)
- Bode well/ill
- Bogged down
- bogged down (prevented)
- Boggle at
- Boggy
- Bogus
- Boisterous
- bolster
- Bombshell
- Bonafide (genuine)
- Bonfire
- Bonk
- Bonkers (crazy)
- Boom
- Booth
- Bootlicker
- Borderline (cases)
- Born out of wedlock (with unmarried parents)
- bosom
- Botch
- bouncer
- bouncing off the walls
- Bouncy (lively)
- bound down
- Bound to
- Bouts of
- Bouts of
- Bowl (verb(l) (move rapidly)
- Bowl someone out (know someone down)
- Brace
- Brace oneself for
- Braid
- Brainiac
- Bran
- Branch out/off (diverge/extend ways), branching
- Brandish
- Brash
- Bravado
- Brawl
- Brazen
- Breach
- Breakdown
- Breakthrough
- Breather
- Breathy (voice)
- Breed
- Breeze through (deal with something at ease)
- Breezeblock
- Breezy
- Brethren (plural of brother)
- brew
- Bridle (show one’s resentment)
- briefcase
- brigade
- Bring about
- Briny (salty)
- Briskly
- Bristle with: teem with
- Brooding
- Broth
- browbeat (intimidate)
- Brunt
- brush past
- brush someone off
- Buckle down to (a task)
- Buckle up/under
- Buffeted
- Bug-eyed
- Built-in
- Bulge
- bulk up
- Bulky
- bum around
- Bumble (act awkwardly)
- Bummer
- Bumptious (brash)
- Bumpy
- Bundled up (in warm clothes)
- Bung (chuck)
- Bungle
- Bunk off (abscond, play truant from school/work) (cabular aula)
- Buoyant
- Burglary
- Burgundy
- Burly
- Burnout, dropout
- Burrowed in
- Busted up
- Bustled with
- busybody (meddling, nosy person)
- Butchered (slaughtered)
- Buttress
- Buyout
- Buzzed
- Bypass
- Byword (like epitome)
- Cabinet
- Cackle
- Cajole, wheedle, adulate
- callous
- campground
- Candid
- Candor (frankness)
- Cannabis
- Cannabis
- Canopy (dossel)
- Cant (tilt)
- Cantankerous (bad-tempered and uncooperative)
- Canteen
- Capped (limited)
- Capricious
- careen
- Carefree
- carnation (flower)
- Carotid (medical)
- Carry out
- Carton (of milk)
- cartwheel (jump)
- Catalepsy
- Catalyst
- Catapult
- Catatonia
- catcall (vaia/assédio)
- cater to/for (provide)
- Caterwaul
- Catlike
- Cattle-like
- Catty (hurtful)
- Caulk
- Cautionary
- cave in to (give in under pressure)
- Caw
- Caw
- Ceaselessly
- Chaebol
- Chaebol (korean)
- Chafe
- Chaff
- chagrin, to one’s chagrin
- Chaise longue (espreguiçadeira)
- Chalky
- Charade
- Charge off
- charred (half burnt)
- cheeky grin
- Chequered shirt
- Cherub
- Chine
- Chink in someone’s armor
- Chip
- Chip away at (gradually make something smaller)
- Chipper
- Chirp
- chiselled
- Chittering
- chokehold (grasp around someones neck)
- Chomp (munch)
- Choppy
- Chortle
- Chuck
- chug (drink largely; puff of a vehicle)
- Chummy (friendly)
- Chunky (bulky, sturdy)
- Chunter
- Churn out (produce mechanically)
- Circuitous (longer)
- Circumlocutory
- circumvent
- Clack
- Clam up (abruptly stop talking)
- Clamber
- Clammy
- Clamor
- Clamp
- Clang
- Clasp one’s hands
- Clatter
- clatter
- Clear (eg. His face cleared)
- clear-cut (sharply defined)
- Cleavage (decote)
- Cleave
- Cleave through
- Clerk
- Clipped (speech)
- clockwork routine
- Clog up, Clogged
- Closely
- Cloying
- Cluck (of a hen;) cluck over (to show fussy concern about)
- Clump (cluster)
- Clump of/clump together
- Clunky
- Cluster
- Clutter (fill)
- Co-opt
- Coarse
- Coarsen
- Coattail
- Coax into/coax something out of
- cobblestones
- Cock (verb)
- Cock an eyebrow/cock one’s eye
- Cockpit
- Cocoon in
- Cocooned in
- Coddle
- coddle (treat in an overprotective way)
- Cog
- Cognizant
- Coil up
- Cojole
- cold-feet (nervous)
- Collage
- Comb-over (hair like Elvis)
- Combative
- come across as
- come by
- Comedown
- commendable
- Commodious (roomy)
- Commoner
- Commuting
- companionable
- Compel
- Compelling
- Complacent
- Complicit
- Complimentary
- Compost
- Compote
- Comprise/be comprised of
- comrades-in-arms
- con into (persuade lying)
- Con man (cheater)
- Concierge
- Concoct
- Concoct
- Concoction
- condoling
- condone
- conducive to
- Conferring (discussion)
- confidant
- Congregate (gather)
- conned (into)
- conscript (enlist)
- Conspicuous
- Conspiratorial
- Constable
- Constable (cop)
- Constrained (too controlled)
- consumerism
- contemplative
- Contingency (possibility)
- contraption (bad machine/device)
- Contravene
- Contrive (create - art or bad situation)
- conversationalist
- Convict
- Convivial
- convivial
- Convivial (friendly)
- Convolute
- Cooped up
- Cop out
- coquettish (flirtatious, sexual)
- Corded (tensed muscle/ribbed cloth)
- Corkage
- Corkscrew (spiral movement)
- Cornerstone
- coronary
- Corpulent
- corset
- cosset (treat in an overindulgent way)
- Cottaging (homo in public toilet)
- Cough up
- Counterfeit (poor imitation)
- Counterpart
- countervail
- Coursework
- Courtyard
- covenant (agreement)
- covet
- Cower
- CPR
- Crack a smile
- Crackle
- Crackle (fire)
- Crackle (short sharp noises)
- Cradle
- Crammed in
- cramped
- Crane
- Crank
- Crank something up/out (intensify/produce)
- Crankshaft
- Crass
- Crate
- Craven
- crayon
- Creased
- Creep into
- Creep into
- Creep up/creep in
- Crescendo (a increase in intensity)
- Crest
- Crested
- Crevice
- Cricked (neck/back)
- Cringeworthy
- Cripple
- Cripple
- Crisp
- Criterion/criteria
- critter (creature)
- Cronemeadan
- Croon
- cross-eyed
- Crowdfunding
- Crude
- Crudely
- Cruising
- Crummy (dirty/unwell)
- Crumpled
- Crust
- Cuff (slap)
- Cuffed (sleeves)
- Cufflink
- Cupboard
- Curate
- Curfew (toque de recolher)
- Curriculum vitae
- Curry favor: ingratiate oneself
- Cursory, cursorily
- Curt
- curtail someone of
- curtail (someone of)
- Custodian
- Custom-made suit
- Customs (alfândega)
- Cutting-edge (pioneering)
- dabble (in water or activity)
- Dam up (hold back)
- Dândi
- Dang
- Dangle
- Dapple (speckle)
- Dappled (marked w spots)
- Dash
- Dash of
- Dashboard
- Dashing (attractive)
- Dateline (in newspaper)
- Daunting
- Dauntless
- Dauntless
- Dawn on
- Dawning
- Daybreak (crack of dawn)
- Daze
- Dazzling
- De facto
- Dead-beat
- Dead-end
- Deadbolt
- Deadpan
- Death-inducing
- debase (degrade)
- debauched (indulgent; abt sex)
- debauchery (indulgence)
- Debris
- Decamp
- Declamatory (impassioned)
- Decorum
- Decry
- Deep-set
- Defect
- defect to (desertar)
- Defection (desertion)
- Deferral
- Defrost
- Deft
- Dejected
- delectable (delicious)
- delve in
- demean oneself; demeaning
- Demise
- Demote
- Demur (object)
- Demure
- Den
- Den
- Dendrite
- Dendritic
- dent
- dent
- Deplete (use up)
- Depleted
- Deputize
- Deranged
- derelict
- Dereliction of duty
- Deride
- Deride
- Derogatory, derisive
- descry (glance)
- desensitize (make less sensitive by overexposure to something bad)
- Desperado (desperate person)
- despondency
- Despondent
- Desultory (random, halfhearted)
- Detach oneself from (a group)
- Detainee
- Deter
- deter
- detour
- Deviance (desvio social)
- Devil-may-care (cheerful and reckless)
- devious
- Devolve into
- Dewy
- Diatribe
- Diehard
- dig someone in the ribs
- Dignitaries
- Dilute
- Dim
- Dimmer
- Ding into (bump into); ding (dent)
- Dingy
- Dip
- Dirge
- Disarming
- Disassemble
- Disbelieving
- Discomfiture
- discomfiture (embarrassment)
- Dish out (criticize)
- dish the dirt (gossip)
- Dishcloth
- Dished (concave)
- Disheveled
- Disingenuous
- Disjointed
- disjointed
- Dislodge
- Dismal
- Dismay
- Dismember
- Disparage
- Disparaging
- Dispel
- dispenser
- Dispiriting (disheartening)
- Disreputable (not respectable)
- Disrupt
- diss
- Dissever
- Dissilient
- Distillatory
- Distinctive
- Distinguished (successful), distinguish oneself
- Distraught
- Dither (indecisive behavior; noun and verb)
- do one's utmost
- Doggedly
- doily (lace for food)
- Dole
- doleful (sorrowful)
- Doll someone up
- Domineering
- Don (wear)
- doom
- Doomsday
- (Door/window) jamb
- Doorframe
- Doormat (submissive person)
- Doorstep [noun and verb]
- dosirak (korean)
- Dote on/upon
- Doting
- Dotted about (scattered)
- double over
- Doula
- Douse (drench)
- Down for
- Down-payment
- Downbeat
- Downcast
- Downfall
- Downgrade, on the downgrade
- Downright (completely)
- Downtime (inactive time)
- Downtown
- Downturned
- Drab
- Drably (dull)
- Dragoon someone into (coerce)
- Drape
- drape
- Draper
- Draughty, drafty (cold because of currents of air)
- Draughty/drafty
- draw yourself up
- Drawl
- Drawstring
- Dreamboat (hot man)
- Dreary
- Dredge something up (bring up)
- Dregs (remnants of a liquid)
- Dribble
- Driftwood
- drill something into
- drill something into (repeat until its learned)
- Drive a wedge between
- Drivel on
- Drizzle (chuvisco)
- Droll
- Drone on
- Drone on
- Droop
- Droop
- Droop
- Drop kick
- Drought
- Drudgeries
- Drudgery
- drumming
- Dry up (cease talking)
- Dry-heave
- dub
- Duck one’s head
- Duck out (leave)
- Duckling
- Duffle bag
- Dumpling
- Dumpy
- Dunce
- Duvet
- dwarf (lose meaning in comparison to)
- Dwindle
- Dynamo
- Dyspareunia (painful sex)
- Eagle-eyed
- Earmuffs
- Earnestly
- Earthy (direct)
- Eatery
- Ebb away
- Ebb away
- Ebony
- Ebullient
- Echelon
- egg someone on (encourage to do something bad)
- Eggshell
- Elation
- elegiac (wistfully mournful)
- Elope with
- Embedded in
- embedded (fixed)
- Embellishe
- Ember
- Embezzle (misappropriate (steal))
- Emblazoned with
- Emboss
- Embossed with (stamped with)
- Empath
- EMT
- En mass
- En masse
- En route
- Enamored of/with/by
- Enamour
- Encompass
- Encompass
- Encroach on (intrude on)
- Encroach on/upon (intrude on)
- Encumbered (by/with)
- Encumbered by
- Endearment
- Endearment
- Endeavor
- Endgame
- Endorse
- endow (provide with quality); be endowed (ser bem dotado)
- Energize
- Engender (produce)
- Engross/ be engrossed in
- Engrossed in
- engulf
- Enquiring
- Enrapture
- ensconsce
- Enshrouded
- Ensnare
- Entail
- Enter the fray
- Enthralling
- Enthuse over
- enthuse over
- enthused (over) (hyped over)
- Enticing, alluring
- Entourage
- entourage (ppl surroundin someone)
- Entourage (ppl surrounding an important person)
- Entranched
- Entrancing
- entreat
- entrepreneur
- Entryway
- Envisage
- Episiotomy
- Ergo
- Escapade
- Esoteric
- ESP
- ETA
- Etched
- etched
- eulogy
- Evade, elude
- Every nook and cranny
- Excel oneself
- Exempt from
- Exertion
- Exhilarating
- Exhort
- Exile
- expedite (happen more quickly)
- expendable (disposable)
- Explain something away
- Expletive
- Extol
- Extortionate
- Extravaganza
- Extricate from
- Exude
- Eyesore (smth very ugly)
- Face-plant
- Fad
- Fallacy
- Fallout
- Famished (hungry)
- Fancy-pants (pretentious)
- Farcical
- fare (perform in an specific way; turn out)
- Farfetched
- farsighted
- Fawn over
- Fealty
- Feasible
- Feasible (likely)
- feast on (eat a lot)
- Feather (verb)
- Featherlight
- Feckless (irresponsible)
- Feckless
- Fee
- feisty
- Felicitous
- Fell
- Fend for oneself (provide)
- fend sth/someone off (to defense oneself)
- fester (suppurate)
- Feud with
- Feverish
- Fey
- Fib (lie)
- Fiddle-footed
- Fiddle, fidget
- Fiend (demon)
- fiendish
- fiendish (unpleasant, awkward)
- Figment
- Fill someone in
- Filly (young female horse)
- finicky
- Firewood
- Firsthand (at first hand), secondhand
- Fitful sleep
- Fizz
- Fizz (buzz)
- Fizzle out (fail)
- Flab (fat)
- flag down
- Flagrantly
- Flail about
- Flair
- Flak (strong criticism)
- Flake (fall away)
- Flamboyant
- Flap
- Flapjack (pancake)
- Flare up/ flare one’s nostrils
- Flatly
- flaunt oneself
- flaunt (oneself)
- Flick
- Flicker
- Fling into
- Flint
- Flip out/off/over
- Flippant
- Flit
- Flitter
- Floaty
- Flock to
- floodgates (open the f)
- Floorboard
- Flop
- Flounce (move w impatience)
- Flounce (move with anger)
- flounder about (struggle mentally)
- Flowy (clothes)
- Flub
- flummoxed
- Flurry
- Flutter
- Fly-bys
- Foam
- Foil (frustrate)
- Foolproof
- Footfall (sounds of footsteps)
- foray (raid)
- Forefinger
- Forefront
- Forefront
- Foresee
- Foreshadowing (prenúncio)
- Forestall (prevent by advance action)
- Forewarn
- forewarning
- Forgery
- forgo
- Forlorn
- forlorn
- Forswear
- Forthcoming
- Forthcoming (iminente)
- forthwith (immediately)
- Fortitude
- Forwardness
- Foster (encourage)
- foster (encourage/develop a feeling)
- Foul
- Foyer
- Fractional
- Frame
- Frayed
- frayed (unravelled/worn;; nerves)
- Frazzled
- Free-standing (independent)
- Freeloader
- freeloader (aproveitador)
- Freeway
- frenzied
- Fret
- Fretboard (of a guitar)
- Fretful
- Frightful (unpleasant)
- Frilly
- Frisk (frolic)
- Frisky
- Fritter
- Frizzy
- Frolic (play)
- From afar
- From the sounds of it
- From the standpoint of
- frostbite
- Frostbite
- Frothy
- Frothy (bubbly)
- Fuddle
- furnish (someone with)
- Furrowed
- Gab (talk at length)
- Gabby
- Gaggle of (a disordered group of)
- Gait
- Gales of (laughter/wind)
- Gambit (truque!)
- Gambol
- Gander (glance)
- Gangling (lanky)
- Gangling (lanky)
- Gangrene
- Gap-toothed
- garble
- Garish (lurid)
- Garner
- Garner
- Garrulous (talkative)
- Gash (cut)
- Gauge
- gaunt (suffered)
- gawk at
- Gawker
- Gelled hair
- Genial
- Genteel
- gentry
- Genuflection
- Get around to
- Get back at
- Get busted
- Get short with
- Get something across
- Get the barnacles out of it
- Get under someone’s skin
- Get-up (of a dress)
- Get/ come unstuck (fail)
- Ghastly
- Ghoulish
- Ghoulish
- Gibberish (nonsense)
- Gig
- Gilded
- Gimmick
- Ginger (cautious)
- Gingerly
- Girdle
- Girt
- Gist
- Git
- Give it away
- Give someone a run for their money
- Giveaway
- Gladiatorial
- Glare daggers at
- Glaringly
- Glaze over
- Glaze over; glazed
- Glazed eyes
- glazed look
- Gleam
- Gleeful
- glide
- Glimmer
- Glitch
- gloat over
- Gloss over (try to conceal/desguise)
- Gloss over (try ro conceal)
- Glower at
- Glug
- Glug (pour/drink)
- Glum
- glum (dejected, morose)
- gluttonous (greedy)
- Gnarled
- Gnarly
- Gnash
- Gnash
- Gnash (grit teeth)
- Go by
- Go commando
- Go overboard
- Go-between
- Goad into
- Gobble
- goggle at
- Gol-darned
- Goo-goo eyes
- Good-natured
- Gooey
- goof around/off
- Gouge something out
- GPA
- GPA
- Graft
- Gramophone (record player)
- Grapple with (struggle)
- Grass-roots
- Grate
- Gravel
- Gravitas
- Graze on
- Gregarious
- Gregarious
- Gremlin (problem)
- Grievous
- Grilling (interrogation)
- Grit one’s teeth
- Gritty
- Gritty (uncompromising)
- Groove
- groove (routine)
- Grope
- Grouch (grumble)
- Grouchy (grumpy)
- Ground walkers
- Ground-breaking
- Ground-up
- Groundbreaking
- Grove
- Grovel/grovelling
- Grow to
- Grubby (grimy)
- Grudgingly
- gruelling (tiring)
- Gruesome
- Gruff voice
- Grumble
- Guarded
- guesstimate
- Guffaw
- Gullible
- Gullible
- Gummy
- Gurney
- gush (out/about)
- Gusts (of wind)
- Gut-wrenching
- guzzle
- Guzzle
- Hack
- Hack someone off
- Hackle
- Hackneyed (overused (phrase)
- Hag
- haggard (exhausted)
- Hail for a taxi
- halcyon
- Halt
- Ham (overact)
- Hamper
- Hand-me-down (passed on clothes)
- hand-wringing (too much stress)
- Handbag
- handiwork (one’s h)
- Hands-off (uninvolved)
- Handset (mobile phone)
- Handspring (jump)
- Handyman
- Hankering (strong desire)
- Hanky (handkerchief)
- Hardihood (boldness)
- Hark at (*attracting attention)
- harp on about (talk abt something a lot)
- Harrowing
- Harrumph (pigarrear)
- Harry (harass)
- Haste
- Hasten (hurry, accelerate)
- Hatching (art technique)
- Haughty
- Haul (oneself)
- Haul someone over the coals
- Have eyes like saucers
- Have first dibs
- Havoc (widespread destruction)
- Hawk
- Hazardous to
- Haze
- Head first
- Head-on
- Headband
- Headquarters
- Headquarters
- headspace
- headspace
- Headstock (of a guitar)
- Headwinds
- Heady
- Hearsay (rumour)
- Heart-wrenching
- Heartfelt
- heartstrings
- Hearty
- Heatstroke
- heavenward
- Heavy-handed (clumsy or forceful)
- Hectic
- Hedge
- Hefty
- Heinous
- Heist (robbery)
- hellhole
- Hemmed
- Henceforth
- Hench
- henchman (fanático)
- Herd of
- Hiccough
- Hideout
- High-ceilinged
- High-handed (peremptory)
- High-strung
- Hightail it (move fast)
- Hightail (move fast)
- Highway
- Hijacker
- Hike up (pull)
- Hillbilly (country person)
- __Hindmost__(furthest away)
- Histrionics (attention-seeking)
- Hit a Jackpot
- Hit it off (befriend with)
- Hit the hay (go to bed)
- Hitch
- Hitch-hike
- Hitching breath
- Hither (towards)
- hither and yon
- Hitman
- Hive
- Hoax
- Hoax
- hobble
- __Hobnob__(socialize)
- hog (use selfishly)
- Hogwash (nonsense)
- Hold forth
- holdout (resistance)
- Hole in the hall
- Holler (at)
- Hologram
- Homely (simple, cosy)
- Honeysuckle
- Hoof
- Hook
- Hooligan (young troublemaker)
- Hoot someone down (vaiar)
- Hop on
- Hopscotch (amarelinha)
- Horse around (fool about)
- Horsemen of the apocalypse
- Hose
- Hotfoot (run fast)
- Hound
- House-warming
- Hovel
- Howbeit (however)
- Hub
- Hubbub (noisy situation)
- Huddle up
- Hue
- Huffy
- Hulk
- Hull
- Hummingbird
- Hump
- Hump (lug)
- Hunch
- hurdled
- Hurl
- hurtle
- Hypovolemia
- Icicle
- Idolize
- Ignoramus (ignorant person)
- Ill-fitting (wrong-sized)
- Imbibe
- immolate (kill as sacrifice)
- Impaired (weakened/stoned)
- Impart (spread information)
- Impending
- impervious to (unaffected by)
- Impish (mischievous)
- Implement
- Implicate
- Impound
- Impoverish
- Imprinted on/with
- In a bid for
- In a rut
- in a shambles (em frangalhos)
- in a tizzy
- In bulk (in large quantity)
- In check
- in earnest
- in harness
- In jest (as a joke)
- In shambles
- In sport
- In tandem
- In the long run
- In the loop
- in the throes of
- In the wake of
- In the wake of/ in one’s wake (following as consequence)
- In tow
- In turn (successively)
- In-depth
- In/under the guise of
- Inane
- Incantation
- Incase (enclose)
- Incision
- Income
- Incoming
- Indemnities
- Indent
- Indent, recess
- Indentation
- Indentured
- Inequity
- Infidel (agnostic or pagan)
- Infighting
- Inflection
- Influx
- Infuse
- Ingratiate
- Ingratiating
- Inkling
- inkling (hint)
- Inky
- innermost (most private)
- Innuendo
- inroad (raid)
- inscribed
- Insulated (protected)
- Insure someone against
- Intake
- Intel (info)
- Interchangeable (identical)
- Interloper (enxerido)
- Intermingle with
- Interspace with
- Intersperse (scatter, diversity)
- Into the open
- intone
- Intricacies
- Invective
- invigorate
- Iodopovidone
- IV
- IV (intravenous)
- Ivory
- jab (at)
- Jabber (talk excitedly)
- Jacked up (stoned?)
- Jaded (bored)
- Jag
- Jagged (pontiagudo)
- Jagged (sharp)
- Jam
- jam
- Jangle
- Jape
- Jar on/with (jarring)
- Jarring
- Jaunty
- Jaunty
- Jazz something up
- Jeer
- Jeering
- Jeopardy
- Jerk, jolt
- jerk/jab/cock your thumb
- jerky
- jersey (garment)
- jig (about)
- jiggle
- Jigsaw (mystery, puzzle)
- jitters (nervousness) (and verb)
- Jittery
- Jive
- Jizz (semen)
- Joint (shared)
- Jolt
- Josh around (banter(
- Jostle
- Jot down
- Juggle
- juggle with (balancear)
- jumbled
- Jumpy
- Jut out
- juxtaposition
- Kahlua (coffee drink)
- kaleidoscope of
- Kebab
- Keel over
- Keep tabs on
- Kerb
- keypad
- Kickstand (suporte da bicicleta)
- Kin
- Kip (sleep)
- Kittenish
- Knack for (skill)
- knack of/for (tendency, skill)
- Knave
- Knavish
- Knead
- Kneecap
- Knick-knack (ninharias)
- Knock it off
- Knock-off (copy)
- Know about
- Knucklehead (stupid person)
- Knucklehead (stupid)
- Kohl (make up type)
- Kohl (makeup)
- Kook
- Kufai (kr)
- Lace into
- Lace things together
- Lackadaisical
- Lackey
- Laden
- Ladykiller
- Lag behind
- Lair
- laired up (well-dressed)
- lambent (of fire)
- lampoon
- Landline
- Landmark
- Landslide
- Lane
- languish (lack vitality)
- Lanky
- Lapse into (pass gradually into)
- Lard-arse (fat)
- Large as life
- Lash (into)
- lash down (of rain)
- lash out
- Lattice
- Lattice
- Laud (praise highly)
- Launch oneself
- lavish; lavish someone with (give many presents)
- Lawsuit
- Lay-off
- Laze around
- Lecherous
- Ledge
- Leer
- leery of (wary)
- Legitimate
- Leisurely
- lest
- let on (reveal info)
- Let up
- Let up (on) (become less intense/harsh)
- Level with
- Level with a gaze
- levelheaded
- lever yourself
- Liability
- Liaison (a person tht links; secrete sexual relationship)
- Lidded gaze
- Lighthearted
- Like a deer in the headlights
- Liken to
- Lilt
- Link arms
- Lint
- Litany
- Lithe
- live up to
- Loaf about
- Lob
- Lob (throw)
- Lobby
- Loiter
- Loiter, loll
- Loll
- lollygag (idle, potter around)
- Long-nailed
- long-winded
- Looming
- Loon (fool)
- Lope, loping (run w long stride)
- Lopsided (grin)
- Lore
- Lose ground
- Lounge
- Lounger
- Lousy
- Ludicrous (amusing because its silly)
- Lug (carry with great effort)
- Lukewarm
- Lull
- Lumber (move heavily, slowly)
- Lumberjack
- Lump together/in
- Lunge
- Lunger (for/at)
- Lurch
- lush
- Lustreless
- Maelstrom
- Maenad (greek mythology entity)
- Magnetize
- Magnify
- Maim
- Mainstream
- Make a point of
- Make a quid (money)
- Make amends for
- Make oneself scarce
- Make overtures to
- Makeover (transformation)
- Makers and shakers
- Makeshift
- Makeshift
- malaise
- malaise (uncertain illness/discomfort)
- Malcontent (rebellious)
- Male gaze (feminist concept)
- malice
- Malleable
- Mane (hair)
- mangle (ruin)
- Manor
- Mantel
- Maracas
- Marbling
- Marsh
- Marsh
- Marshal
- Marvel at
- Masquerade as
- Matchmaker
- Matted (hair/fur)
- Matter-of-fact
- Mayhap
- Measly (too few)
- measly (few)
- Meddle
- meddle with (handle w/o permission)
- Meek
- Megalomania
- Meld
- Melee
- mellifluous
- Mellow
- mellow
- Memento
- Mend one’s ways
- Menial
- Meretricious
- Merge
- Merits
- Mesh (rede)
- Mesh with
- Metatarsal (bones)
- methinks, methought
- Metronome
- Metronome (in music)
- Mewl
- Midpoint
- Midriff (belly?)
- milestone
- Mill about/around (ex: milling crowds)
- mime
- Mindful
- Mindless (of)
- Mindscale
- Mirth
- Mirthless (laugh)
- Mischief
- Misdemeanor, wrongdoing
- Misfit
- mishap
- Mishmash (confusing mixture)
- Misnomer (bad designation for)
- Misplace
- mistrust
- Mite (small amount of)
- mittens (boxing gloves)
- Mob (crowd around)
- Mob-boss
- Mock-pout
- Modulate (influence on)
- Modulation
- Moist
- Moisturizer
- Momentous
- Momentum
- Momentum (impetus)
- Moniker (name)
- Mooch off
- Mooch off/mooch about, around
- Moon about/over
- Mope around/about
- Mopey (dejected)
- Morass (muddy land; complicated situation)
- mordant
- morgue (refer. to a gloomy place)
- Morsel
- Mortgage
- Mortified
- Mortify
- Mossy
- Mote (speck of)
- Mottle (smear w colors)
- Mouthy
- Muck about/around (horse around)
- Muck up (mishandle)
- muddled
- Muddleheaded
- Mugshot
- Mull
- Mull over
- Mull over
- mum’s the word
- Murky
- Muse on
- mush (reduce to pulp)
- Muso
- Muss
- Muss (make messy)
- Musty
- Mutt (stupid)
- Myopic
- mystifying
- Nab (get someone busted)
- Nadir
- Nag at
- Nail over
- Navel-gaze
- Navigate
- Neckline
- Nefarious
- Nerve-wracking
- Nevermore
- newfound
- Newsagent (shop 4 paper things)
- Nib of a pen
- Nibbles
- Niggle
- Niggle
- Niggling (nagging)
- Niggling, niggle at
- Nigh (near, almost)
- Nightlife
- Nip at
- Nip at, gnaw at, nibble at
- Nip something off
- nitpicking (fault-finding); criticism
- No-go (impossible/forbidden)
- No-nonsense (straightforward)
- Nom on (food)
- Nomenklature
- Non-comittal
- non-committal
- Nonchalant
- Noncommittal
- Nondescript
- nonplussed
- Nook
- nosedive
- Noseful
- Not be someone’s first rodeo
- notwithstanding (in spite of)
- obdurate (adamant)
- Obeisance
- Objectify
- objectionable
- Obliging
- Obnoxious
- Oboist
- Oddball
- Of sorts
- Off and on (now and then)
- Off balance
- off one's scone (mad)
- Off the cuff (unprepared)
- Off-kilter
- off-putting
- Off-site
- Offhandedly
- Offload (rid oneself/relieve oneself)
- Offset against (counteract)
- Offspring
- ointment
- On a/at whim
- On account of
- On and off (intermittently(
- On bail (of a prisoner)
- on bail (temporary release)
- On charges
- On cue (at the right moment)
- On edge
- On end
- On end
- On hold (waitin on the phone)
- On loan to (being borrowed by)
- On remand (pending trial)
- on the cusp of (transitionary)
- On the line
- On the loose
- On the move
- On the run
- on the run
- on the spur of the moment
- On-site
- Onanism (masturbation)
- Once-over
- Once-over
- One’s bearings
- One’s marbles (mind faculties)
- one’s niche (comfortable position in life)
- Onlooker
- Onscreen
- Onset
- Onslaught
- Onward to
- Oomph
- Ooze
- Open-plan
- Open-toed shoes
- Opinionated
- Opioid
- Ordeal
- Ornate (adorned)
- Ornery (bad-tempered)
- Ostensibly
- Ostracized outcast
- Ottoman
- Ounce
- Out and about
- out of earshot
- Out of kilter; off-kilter
- Outbrag
- Outbreak
- outburst
- Outcome
- Outcry
- Outdo
- Outhouse
- Outlay
- Outlet
- Outlier
- Outlier (exception)
- Outlook
- outpouring (outburst)
- Outright
- Outrun
- Outshine
- Outstay one's welcome
- Outstretch
- over the top (to an exaggerated degree)
- overacting
- Overactive
- Overalls
- Overarching
- Overbearing
- Overbite
- overboard (go overboard, throw something overboard)
- overcast (cloudy)
- Overcoat
- Overcompensate
- Overhaul (overtake)
- Overhead (in the sky; exorbitant cost)
- Overheads (expensive thing)
- Overjoyed
- Overlap
- Overlook
- Overnight
- Override
- Overrun
- Oversee
- Overshadow
- Overshadow
- overshoot
- Overstate
- Overstep
- Overt
- Overt
- Overtake
- Overturn
- Overwrought
- Owlish
- Own up to (confess a wrongdoing)
- Pace; fast-paced
- Pacify
- Pad
- Padded; pad smth up
- padding
- Paddle
- Paedo(phile)
- page-turner (good book)
- painstaking
- Palatable
- palate
- Paltry (meagre, few)
- Pan (swing; criticize)
- Pan (verb); criticize; go down the pan
- Pang of
- panopticon
- paragon
- Paramount
- Parapet
- Parishioner (churchgoer)
- Parka (garment)
- Parlour
- Parsimonious (ungenerous)
- Partake
- Partygoer
- Pasty (pale)
- pat
- patbingsu (korean)
- Patch
- Patch
- Patchy
- Patent (obvious)
- Patronizing
- Patter
- Payback
- paycheck
- Peachy
- Pearlescent
- pearlescent
- Peasant
- Pebble
- peccant
- Peel off/out (leave a formation)
- Peephole (of a flat)
- peeve
- Pellucid
- Pelt (down)
- pelt down (of rain)
- Penance
- Pensive
- Pent up
- Penthouse
- Penurious
- Perched
- Percolate
- perfunctory
- Perfuse (permeate)
- Perils
- Perineum
- peripheral to (minor to)
- Perjury
- Perk, perky
- Perp
- Persecution
- Personable, well-favored
- Pert (lively, cheekily, well-shaped)
- Pertaining to
- Pertaining to (related to)
- peruse
- Pervasive
- Pesky (annoying)
- Pesky
- petty
- Phlegmatic
- pickled
- piggyback (ride on someones back/shoulder)
- Pillowed
- Pimp
- Ping
- Pinion (immobile/tie)
- Pinnacle
- pinpoint
- Pioneering
- Pipe up
- Pitfall (danger)
- Pithy
- Pivot
- Pivot on (depend on)
- pivote on (one’s heels)
- Placate
- Plaid
- Plain
- plaintive (mournful)
- Plaited
- Plank (set forcefully)
- Plastron
- Plateau
- Platitude
- Platitude (overused remarks)
- Pleasantries
- pleasantries
- Pledge
- Plethora of
- Pliers (pincers)
- Plight
- Plod (walk doggedly)
- Plonk (oneself)
- Plop oneself down
- plough on (to persevere)
- ploy
- Ploy
- ploy (mischievous plan)
- Pluck
- Pluck (at)
- Plummet
- Plump
- Plump oneself
- Plunder (steal)
- Plunder (steal)
- Plunger (gambler)
- Po-faced (humorless)
- Pocket money
- poignant
- poignant
- Poignant
- Pointed
- poise (composure); be poised
- Poised
- Pompadour (hair)
- Pond (hold back water)
- Pontificate
- Porch
- Pore over/through (be absorbed in)
- Portamento (regarding a piano)
- Portent
- Posh someone up (smarten)
- Posse of
- potpourri
- Potter about (occupying oneself in a desultory way)
- Pouch (bag) [noun and verb]
- Pounce on
- Pounce
- poverty-stricken
- Prance
- Prattle
- Prattle on
- Pre-emptive
- Precinct
- precincts
- Precipitate someone into (a certain condition)
- Predicament
- Predicate
- Preempt (ser proativo)
- preen oneself (pride oneself)
- Premiere
- Preparatory
- Preposterous
- Pretence (to)
- prevalent
- Prevaricate
- prickle at
- Prickly
- Prior to
- Prise something out of (use force to extract)
- Prissy
- Privy
- probationary
- Probe (into)
- Probe into
- Prod at
- Profitable
- Prolific
- Promenade (walk leisurely)
- Prompt
- Prone (w face downwards)
- Prone to
- Prop
- Proponent
- Prosecution
- Prosody
- Prospective
- Protégée (aprendiz)
- Protracted
- Prowl (move restlessly in search of prey)
- prowl (move restlessly in search of prey), on the prowl
- Prude
- Prune (trim)
- Pucker
- Pull (something) off
- Pull up
- pummel (strike with fists; criticize)
- punch the air
- punctilious (meticulous?)
- Punctilious
- puncture (mood)
- puncture (spoil)
- Purge
- Purge of (get rid of)
- Purl (flow)
- Purport (pretend to)
- Purr
- Purse
- Purse one’s lips.
- Pursed lips
- Put (something) down to
- Quad
- quaff
- Quail
- Quaint
- Quake (shake)
- Qualm
- Qualm
- Quarrel
- Quash
- Quash
- Quaver
- Quay (cais)
- Queasy
- Queasy
- Queenly
- Quell
- Quench
- Questioningly
- Quilt
- Quilted (retalhos)
- Quip
- Quirk
- Quiver
- Quota
- quoth (he/she)
- Rabble-rouser
- rabid (raiva)
- Rack something up
- Rack something up
- racked about/around (socialize)
- Racket about (enjoy oneself)
- racy
- Raffish (unconventional)
- Ragged
- Raggedy (scruffy)
- Ragtag
- Raid on
- Raillery
- Rainfall
- Rainforest
- Rake (down)
- rake over
- Rakish (dashing)
- Ram (to force into)
- ram (force)
- Ramble
- rambunctious
- Rammed
- Rammed (crowded)
- rammed (crowded)
- rampage (violent movement)
- Rank (adjective)
- ransack (search and steal)
- Ransom, hold someone to ransom
- Ransom, hold someone to ransom
- rap (strike; criticize; say suddenly)
- Rap out
- Rappel (abseil)
- rapport (with)
- Rapscallion (mischievous person)
- Rapt
- Rapture
- rascal
- Rash
- Rashes
- Rasp (verbo)
- Ratchet something up/down
- Raucous (loud)
- Ravage
- Ravage (damage a lot)
- Rave
- Ravenous
- Ravenous (hungry)
- Ravings (incoherent talking)
- Ravish
- ravishing (enrapturing)
- Razzle-dazzle, razzmatazz (showy activity)
- Rebound on (have an unexpected consequence)/ on the rebound (of a breakup)
- Rebuff
- Rebut
- Recede
- Reckon
- Recoil
- Reconvene (to resume)
- recount
- Reed
- Reel (in)
- Reel off
- Reel something off
- reel
- Reeve (thread)
- refractory (resistant/stubborn)
- rekindle (revive)
- Relegated
- Relent
- relentless
- Relish in
- Remainder
- Reminisce about
- Rendered
- Rendition
- Rep
- Repartee
- repentant (remorseful)
- Repine (fret)
- Reportedly (according to hearsay)
- Reprieve (postpone)
- Reprimanding
- Reproach (disapproval)
- resemblance
- Resit (retake an exam)
- resolute
- respite
- Resting bitch face
- Restive (restless)
- Retail (sell for consumption)
- Retch
- Rev up (accelerate)
- Reveller
- Revelry
- Rhinestone (fake diamond) flipper
- ribald
- Rickety
- rictus (fixed grimace)
- Ridge up
- Riff-raff (undesirable people)
- Rifle through
- Rift
- Rift (fissure)
- Rig (up/out)
- Righteous (just, fair)
- rightfully
- Riled up
- Ringlet (of hair)
- ripe for; ripe with
- Ripple
- Risqué
- Rivulet
- Roadblock
- Roam
- Rogue (unprincipled man)
- roguish
- Roll out
- Rollicking (jovial)
- Rollup
- Round
- Round on (verbally attack)
- Round something off (complete/smoothen)
- Roundabout
- Rouse
- rove
- Rub (someone) the wrong way
- Rubble
- Rucksack (hiking backpack)
- Rueful
- rueful
- Rule something in/out
- Rumble
- Rummage through
- Rumple, rumpled
- Rundown
- Russet (color)
- Rust
- RV
- Saccharine (sugary), syrupy
- Sacrosanct
- Safeguard (precautionary act)
- Safekeeping
- Sag
- Sagging
- salaam
- Salacious
- Salubrious (health-giving)
- Sanguine
- sardonic
- Sashay (walk ostentatiously)
- Sate
- satin
- saucy (suggestive)
- Saunter
- Savant (learned person)
- Savvy, shrewd
- Sawdust
- Scab (encrust)
- Scabbed
- Scabby (loathsome)
- Scaffold
- Scam (fraud)
- scamper
- Scamper (run w light steps)
- Scamper (run w light steps, fear excitement)
- Scandal
- Scanty
- Scarf down
- Scat (leave)
- Scathing (scornful)
- Scavenge
- Schizoid
- Schmaltzy
- Schmooze
- scone (food)
- Scoop
- Scoot to/over
- Scorch
- Scorch
- scour
- Scour (out/off/for)
- Scour (up/for)
- Scout around/for
- Scout out/for/around
- Scrabble
- Scrabble (grope)
- Scraggy (bony)
- scram
- Scramble
- Scramble (into clothes)
- Scrapbook
- Scrapbook
- Scrape against
- Scrape by
- Scrape the surface
- Scrappy
- Scratch the surface
- Screech
- Screening
- Scrimmage
- scrounge (seek to obtain at the expanse of others)
- Scrub
- Scruffy
- Scruple
- Scuff
- Scuff
- Scuffle (confusion/move noisily)
- Scurry
- Scuttle
- Sealant
- Searing
- sedate
- seep
- Seething
- segue
- Seize hold of
- Seizure
- Seizure (capture, sudden illness)
- Self-aware
- Self-effaced
- Sepulchre
- Sequin
- Serenade
- Serrated
- Serum
- Serviceable
- set (oneself) up for a letdown
- Set about (start something with vigor)
- Set in
- Set off
- Set out (aim to; arrange)
- Set up (establish)
- Set-to
- Setback
- Sever (cut off)
- Shag (tangled hairstyle)
- Shamble
- Shamble
- Shamefaced
- Shank
- Shanty
- Shareholder
- Shattering
- Shebang (operation)
- sheen (lustre on a surface)
- Sheen (lustre, shine)
- Sheer
- Shell-shocked
- Shenanigans
- Shimmer
- Shipment
- Shipwreck
- shirk from
- Shit-faced
- Shitshow
- Shoddy
- shoot-out (gun battle)
- Shoplifter
- Short-fused (quick-tempered)
- Short-lived
- Shortage
- shortcoming (failure)
- showcase
- Showdown
- Shred
- Shrift
- Shrill
- shrivel up (lose momentum)
- Shroud/ a shroud of
- Shuck
- Shuck off (a garment)
- Shudder, shiver
- Shuffle
- Shuffle through (look for)
- shun
- Shut-in (confined person)
- Shutter
- Shuttered
- Shuttle
- Shy away
- Sideburn
- Sideburn (hair in front of ears)
- Sidekick
- Sideline
- Sidelines (from the s.)
- sidetrack
- Sidle up to
- Sift through (examine), sift something out (triagem)
- Simmer down
- simmer down (decrease)
- Simper (smile coquettishly)
- simper
- sinewy
- Singe (burn lightly)
- Single-handedly (alone)
- singlet (vest)
- Sire (be the father of)
- Sizzling (blistering)
- Skate over/through
- Skedaddle (run away)
- skedaddle (run away)
- Skewed (askew, crooked)
- Skewer
- Skewer (meat)
- skid (derrapar)
- Skim over/through
- Skim
- Skimp on
- Skimpy
- Skirl
- Skirt along/around
- skirt around (circumvent)
- skitter (move lightly)
- Skittish
- Skittle
- Skivvy
- skulk
- Skulk (move stealthily)
- Skyline
- Skyward
- Slab
- Slack
- slack-jawed
- Slag off (criticize abusively)
- Slam-dunk (basketball)
- Slander
- slanderous (false, malicious)
- Slant
- Slanted
- Slat (as of a fence)
- Slate
- Sleazy
- Sleazy (sordid)
- Sled
- Sleek
- Sleep-crusted eyes
- Slew (slide uncontrollably)
- Slick
- Sling over
- Slit
- Slither
- Sliver of
- Slope (incline, slant)
- Slope off (leave unobtrusively)
- Slosh
- Slum, Bustee
- slump (against)
- Slurp
- Slush (half melted snow)
- Small of the back
- smattering (superficial knowledge of)
- Smear
- Smidgen of (ounce of)
- Smitten with
- smog (fog)
- Smoldering
- Smore
- Smore (type of food)
- Smudge
- smudgeless
- Smug
- Smuggler
- Snacky
- Snaffle (take)
- Snag
- Snag
- Snag on
- Snapback
- Snare
- Snare (trap)
- Snark
- Snark
- Snazzy
- Snazzy (stylish)
- snib (lock)
- Snide
- Snide
- Snigger
- Snip (cut)
- Snipe(y) (at)
- Snippet (sliver)
- Snippet (brief extract)
- snitch
- snivel (cry/sniffle/complain)
- Snog
- Snoop about
- Snoop about/around (investigative)
- Snooty
- Snub
- Snub
- Snuff out (extinguish a fire)
- Soar
- Socialite
- Sodden
- Soggy
- Soldier on (carry on doggedly)
- Solicitor
- Someone’s clutches
- Soothing
- Soppy
- Soppy
- Sough (moan of winds)
- Span
- Spanner
- spar (boxing; argue)
- Sparkle with amusement
- Spastic
- spastic
- Spearhead of
- Speckle
- Speckle
- Spectacles (glasses)
- Spell out
- Spell-caster
- spellbind
- Spellbound (fascinated)
- Spelunking
- Spiel
- spillover
- Spirited
- spit at
- Spiteful
- spittle
- Spittoon
- Splatter
- Splay
- splay (body)
- Splice
- Spliff
- Splinter
- Splinter
- Splotch of (smear of)
- Splurge
- Splurge (spend money)
- Spoliation
- Spot in
- Spout
- Spout
- spout (flow out; express lengthily)
- spread like wildfire
- Sprightly
- Sprightly
- spring (verb)
- Springless
- Springlike
- Sprinkle
- Sprite (fairy)
- Sprout
- Spry
- Spunk
- Spunky
- spur
- Spurn
- Spurt
- spurt -> on a spurt
- Spyglass
- Squabble
- Squabble
- Squalor
- squalor (state of dirtiness)
- squander (waste)
- Square off/up
- Squash
- Squawk
- squeamish (sick, scrupulous)
- Squelch
- Squint
- Squirt
- Staccato
- Stack up
- Stage
- stage-whisper
- Stagger
- Staggering
- Stagnant
- Staid
- Stake on
- Stake something out
- Stake-out
- Stale
- Stalemate (in chess, before the check mate)
- stalemate (impasse, empate)
- Stall for
- Stammer
- Stamp
- Stampede (sudden panicked rush/mass motion)
- Stand-off
- Stand-off (deadlock)
- Staple
- staple (essential element)
- Starch(y) - stiff
- Stark
- Stark
- Stark naked
- Stash
- Stately
- Statutory
- Staunch
- steadfast
- steadfast
- Steed (horse)
- Steeple
- Steer (verb)
- stem from
- Stench
- step up
- Stern
- Steward
- Stick up
- stickler to (insisting to)
- Stilled
- Stingy (mean)
- Stint (be ungenerous)
- Stinted
- Stippling (art technique)
- Stir
- Stock up
- Stoke
- Stolid
- Stomp
- Stooge (subordinate)
- Stooge around (move about aimlessly)
- stooge (move about; ser alvo d chacota)
- stoop
- Stooped/ stoop to
- Stopgag
- Stout (fat)
- Stow
- Strafe (bombard)
- straggle
- Straight-faced
- Straight-up
- Strand (left stranded)
- Stranded (aground)
- Straphanger
- Streamer (strips as decoration)
- Strenuous
- Strew
- strewn with
- Stride
- Strife
- Strike a chord
- Strike a discordant note
- strike a pose/an attitude
- String someone along (mislead)
- String, be strung
- Strive for
- Strobing
- Stroll
- strut
- Strut one’s stuff
- Stub out (extinguish)(strike a feet against something)
- Stubble
- Studded with
- studded with (decorated with)
- Stumble on/across
- Stumped for (at loss for)
- Stunt (impede)
- stunted
- stutter
- Subdue
- Subprime
- subside into (give way to)
- Subtext
- Suck up to (behave obsequiosly)
- Suds (froth; lather)
- suds (lather)
- Suffuse (spread)
- Sugarcoat
- Sullen
- Sultry
- Summersault
- Sumptuous
- Sundry (several)
- Sunken eyes
- supercillious
- Supple
- Supple
- Surcease (stop; relief)
- Surge
- Surly
- Surmount
- Surmount (overcome/be on top of)
- Surplus (excess)
- Surrogate (substitute)
- Survey
- Suss (realize/grasp)
- swab
- swagger (be snooty)
- Swagger (walk arrogantly)
- Swamp
- Swamped with (overwhelmed with)
- Swap
- Swarming
- Swarthy (dark-complexioned)
- Swat
- Sway
- sweep over
- Sweltering
- Swerve
- Swig (drink in large draught)
- Swimmingly (smoothly)
- Swindle (deceive and deprive)
- swindle [out of] (deceive to deprive of monwy)
- Swing (oneself)
- Swipe
- Swirl
- swish
- Swivel
- swoon over
- Sycophantic (obsequious to get advantage)
- syllabus
- Tableside
- Tack
- Tack down/tack something on
- Tackle
- Tacky
- Tacky (sticky)
- Tactful
- Tail (verb)
- tail end
- tail (stalk)
- Take a hike (go away)
- Take down
- Take it upon oneself
- Take its toll on
- Take someone aback
- Tally with (agree with)
- Tamp down
- Tamper down
- Tamper with
- Tang
- Tangible
- Tantalize
- Tantrum
- Tap for
- Taper off
- Tapestry
- Tar
- Tar
- Tarmac
- Tarnished
- Tarry (se demorar)
- Taser
- Tassel
- Tattered
- Taunt
- Tear-jerking
- Technicalities
- Technicolor
- Teem with (be full of)
- Teem with, teem down
- Teeter
- Telltale
- Template
- tempo (of music)
- Tenant
- Tender
- Tendril (of hair)
- Tenfold
- Tentatively
- Terse
- Testament to
- Testify
- Testy
- Tetchy (bad-tempered)
- Tether (tie up)
- Thaw (melt)
- The bulk of (the great part)
- the gory details of
- The headlines
- The likes of
- the morrow (the following day; archaic)
- the receiving end
- the sidelines (watching)
- thereat
- Thespian
- Thorned
- thrash around (struggle and squirm)
- Thrifting (careful use)
- Thrive
- throes
- Throng
- Throttle
- Throw down
- Thrum
- thud
- Thumbnail (concise description)
- thump (something out) - play a tune
- Thunderstruck (shocked)
- Thwart
- Tick off (annoy, rebuke)
- tight-knit group
- Tight-lipped
- Till
- Till (cultivate)
- Timekeeping (punctuality)
- Timescale
- Tinker with
- Tinny
- tiptoe around
- tirade (angry speech)
- Tirkle
- titillating (arousing)
- Titter (giggle)
- To be in someone else’s shoes
- To bear in mind
- To belt
- To coin a phrase
- to no avail.
- to one’s chagrin
- to pillow
- To Vapor (talk boasting)
- Toasty (warm)
- Toddle
- Toe-curling
- Toil
- Token
- Token
- toll for
- Toned muscles
- Toothpick
- Toothy grin
- Toots
- Topple
- Tormentor
- torpedo (ruin)
- Toss hair/head back
- Totter
- Touch-up
- Touchy
- Tousle
- Tout
- Tout
- Towed (pulled)
- Trace back.to
- Tractable (pushover)
- Traction
- trail off
- Trained on (eyes/camera)
- Trainwreck
- Tramp
- Trample on
- transfixed
- Transient (fleeting)
- Traverse
- Trawl through (search thoroughly)
- Tread
- Trek
- Tremor
- Trench
- Trepidation
- Trickle
- Triffing
- trim down (lose weight) and
- Trimmed with
- Trinket
- Trite (unoriginal)
- trudge
- tryst (rendezvous)
- Tuck something away
- Tuft
- Tug at
- tumbleweed
- Tumple
- Tune out (exclude, ignore)
- Tuned in
- Tunei to (adapt)
- Turf
- Turn aside
- Turn up (show up)
- turn your back on
- Turnover
- turntable (toca discos)
- Turtleneck
- Tussle (struggle/scuffle)
- Tut-tut
- Tutt
- Tuxedo
- Twat
- Tweak
- Tweezers (pincers)
- twiddle your thumbs
- Twig (to understand/realize)
- Twine
- Twinge
- Twinkle
- Twirly
- Twitch
- Udon (japanese food)
- umpteenth
- Unabashed
- Unaffected
- Unannounced
- Unapologetic
- unassailable
- Unassuming (modest)
- unbeknownst to
- Unbidden
- Unbidden
- Unblinking
- unbridled
- Uncanny
- Uncharacteristically
- Uncharted
- Unclasp
- Unconcerned
- Uncouth
- Undaunted
- (Under) curfew
- Underachieve(r)
- Underaged
- Undercover
- Undercurrent
- Undercut
- Undergo
- underground
- undergrowth (shrubs)
- Underhand (secret)
- Underhand (secretly/dishonest, underarm)
- underlying
- Undermine
- Undershirt (vest)
- underside
- Understatement
- Undertone
- Underwhelm
- Undisturbed
- Undivided
- Unduly
- unearth
- Uneven
- Unfazed (unphased?)
- Unfettered (not restricted)
- unflappable (calm)
- Unflinchingly
- Unfold
- Unfounded
- Unfurl
- ungainly
- Unhand (release)
- Unheard of
- Unhinge (unsettle)
- Unhurried
- Uninhibited
- Unkind
- unmanned
- Unmannerly
- unobtrusive (not attracting attention)
- Unorthodox
- Unprompted
- Unravel
- Unreflecting
- Unrequited
- Unruffled
- Unsavory
- Unscramble
- Unseat
- Unseeing
- unsound (not safe)
- Unsung (not celebrated)
- Unsurpassed
- Unsuspecting
- untimely (at unsuitable time)
- Untoward
- Untuck
- unwarranted
- Unwary
- Unwieldy
- Unwind
- Unwitting
- Up and about: not in bed
- Up and left
- Up in the air (to be settled yet(
- Up to the hilt (completely)
- Upbeat (music)
- Upbringing (criação parental)
- Upended (turned upside down)
- Upheave
- uphold (confirm)
- upholster
- Upholstery
- Uplifting
- Upmarket
- Upraise
- upstage
- Upstanding (respectable)
- Upstroke
- Uptake
- Upturned
- usher
- Uttermost
- Vacuous (stupid)
- Vamoose (depart hurriedly)
- Vanquish (defeat)
- Varnish
- Varnish (disguise)
- Vaudeville
- vault (leap)
- Vaunt (boast)
- Veer
- Vehement
- Vendetta
- Veneer (disguise)
- Venture
- Vernacular (mother tongue)
- Vet (investigate)
- Vexing
- Vial (for medicinal liquids)
- Vicar
- Vice-like (grip)
- Visage
- Visor (of a helmet/cap)
- vitriol (acid criticism)
- Vortex
- Vouch
- Voucher
- Wad (compress)
- Wadded
- waddle
- wade (walk with effort); wade through (read with effort); wade into (attack)
- wade [through/in] (walk through water; read laboriously; attack)
- Waders (waterproof boots)
- Waft
- wag
- Wage
- Wagging (tail)
- Waggle
- Wail (cry out)
- Wakeful
- walkway
- wallow around
- Wallow in
- Waltz in/off
- wan
- wane (weaken)
- Wanly
- wanton; wantonly (sexual, reckless)
- Warble
- Ward someone/something off
- Warpaint
- Wartime
- Wasteland
- Watchful
- Waterlogged
- Watertight
- wave something aside/down
- wavelenght (ideas)
- Waxen
- Waxy
- Wayward
- Wearisome
- Weary of (tired of)
- Weather-beaten
- Weave
- Weaver
- Wedge into
- Wedge (oneself)
- Wedlock
- Weed out (remove an unwanted part)
- Weld together
- weld (fundir)
- welfare (well-being)
- Well up
- Wellspring (abundant source)
- Welt (strike; become scarred)
- Wetland
- Whack
- Whacked
- Whale at (hit)
- wheedle into
- Wheeze
- Whereas
- Whiff
- Whiff (smell)
- Whimsical
- Whimsical
- whinge (complain)
- Whinstone
- Whip (move fast)
- Whir
- Whirlpool
- Whirlwind
- Whisk
- Whit (ounce)
- whittle something down (reduce)
- Whizz through
- Whoop
- Whoosh
- Wicker
- Wicker (vime)
- Willow
- Wimpy
- Wince
- Wind someone up (anger)
- Wind up
- Wind-up (attempt to tease)
- windburn
- Winded
- Window ledge, windowsill
- Windowsill
- Windswept
- Winnow
- Wired
- Wired (edgy)
- Wishful thinking
- Wisps of
- Wispy (feathery) (hair)
- With hindsight
- With the proviso that (condition)
- Wither
- withhold (refuse)
- Witter on (talk a lot)
- __Witter on__(speak lengthly)
- Wobble
- Woe betide
- Wolf down (devour food)
- Wolf-whistle
- wolfish
- Wonky (askew, unstable)
- Woo
- Woozy (dizzy, dazed)
- Work past
- Work something out
- Workload
- Workmanship (degree of skill)
- Worthwhile
- Wrangle
- Wrangle (dispute)
- Wreath (of flowers or smoke)
- Wrench (pull/twist)
- Wretched
- Wriggle (out of)
- Wring
- Wry smile
- wunderkind (overachiever)
- Wuthering (windy)
- Yappy
- Yarn (talk a lot)
- Yarnball
- Yawp
- Yield to (give in/concede)
- Yielding
- yip
- Yodel
- Yon, yonder (that) - archaic
- Yore
- Yucky
- Zest
- Zombified
- Zoom (walk fast)
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