• ___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)
jan 19 2018 ∞
nov 3 2018 +