- ebony
- jet
- obsidian
- onyx
- pitch-black
- raven
- charcoal
- coal-black
- inklike
- inky
- sable
- sunless
- unlighted
- unlit
- pitch-dark
- starless
- stygian
- clouded
- dusky
- murky
- shadowy
- dismal
- gloomy
- depressing
- depressive
- dispiriting
- distressing
- bleak
- doleful
- dreary
- funereal
- grim
- hopeless
- horrible
- lugubrious
- mournful
- morose
- ominous
- oppressive
- sad
- somber
- dirty
- soiled
- stained
- begrimed
- blackened
- dingy
- filthy
- foul
- grimy
- grubby
- muddy
- spotted
- impure
- nasty
- sooty
- squalid
- unclean
- uncleanly
- angered
- angry
- annoyed
- cross
- furious
- irate
- irritated
- vexed
- menacing
- hostile
- sour
- threatening
- enraged
- incensed
- moody
- resentful
- bad
- evil
- mean
- vile
- villainous
- wicked
- diabolical
- fiendish
- iniquitous
- nefarious
- atrocious
On this page you’ll find 154 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to black, such as: ebony, raven, jet, onyx, obsidian, and pitch-black.
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- bright
- happy
- hopeful
- optimistic
- clean
- unsoiled
- friendly
- nice
- pleasant
- good
- virtuous
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Under the long lashes of low lids a pair of eyes black and insolent set off the haughty lines of her scarlet lips.
ST. MARTIN’S SUMMERRAFAEL SABATINI
SYNONYM OF THE DAY
OCTOBER 26, 1985
WORDS RELATED TO BLACK
- black
- dark
- dusky
- inky
- black
- cheerless
- comfortless
- dark
- discouraging
- disheartening
- dismal
- drear
- dreary
- funereal
- gloomy
- grim
- hard
- harsh
- hopeless
- joyless
- lonely
- melancholy
- mournful
- oppressive
- sad
- somber
- unpromising
- black
- cheerless
- comfortless
- dark
- discouraging
- disheartening
- dismal
- drear
- dreary
- funereal
- gloomy
- grim
- hard
- harsh
- hopeless
- joyless
- lonely
- melancholy
- mournful
- oppressive
- sad
- somber
- unpromising
- black
- cheerless
- comfortless
- dark
- discouraging
- disheartening
- dismal
- drear
- dreary
- funereal
- gloomy
- grim
- hard
- harsh
- hopeless
- joyless
- lonely
- melancholy
- mournful
- oppressive
- sad
- somber
- unpromising
- bang up
- batter
- beat
- black
- blacken
- blemish
- bung up
- contuse
- crush
- damage
- deface
- do a number on
- injure
- mar
- mark
- pound
- pulverize
- wound
- zing
- austere
- black
- bleak
- blue
- comfortless
- dark
- dejected
- dejecting
- depressed
- desolate
- despondent
- disconsolate
- dismal
- dispiriting
- dolorous
- drab
- draggy
- drearisome
- dreary
- dull
- forlorn
- funereal
- gloomy
- grim
- in the dumps
- jarring
- joyless
- melancholy
- miserable
- mopey
- mournful
- oppressive
- sad
- somber
- sorrowful
- sullen
- tenebrific
- uncomfortable
- wintry
- woebegone
- woeful
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attitude, character trait
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miserable, hopeless
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blacknoun
Synonyms:
blacklist, darken, blackball, blacken, gloomy, dark, pitch-blackAntonyms:
white, lit, bright, illuminate -
blackverb
At this point black makes a disastrous move.
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white -
blackverb
absorbing all light and reflecting none; dark and colourless.
Synonyms:
blacklist, blackball, blacken, darken, pitch-black, dark, gloomyAntonyms:
white, lit, illuminate, bright -
blackverb
without light.
Synonyms:
blackball, blacklist, darken, blacken, dark, gloomy, pitch-blackAntonyms:
white, illuminate, bright, lit -
blackadjective
Relating to persons of (usually noticeable) negroid African descent or their culture. Also people of Aborigine or Maori descent.
Synonyms:
blackball, darken, blacklist, blacken, gloomy, pitch-black, darkAntonyms:
white, lit, bright, illuminate -
blackadjective
Bad; evil; ill-omened.
Synonyms:
pitch-black, dark, gloomyAntonyms:
white, lit, illuminate, bright -
blackadjective
Illegitimate, illegal or disgraced.
Synonyms:
gloomy, dark, pitch-blackAntonyms:
white, illuminate, bright, lit -
blackadjective
Overcrowded.
Synonyms:
gloomy, pitch-black, darkAntonyms:
white, lit, bright, illuminate -
blackadjective
Without any cream, milk or creamer.
Jim drinks his coffee black, but Ellen prefers it with creamer.
Synonyms:
dark, gloomy, pitch-blackAntonyms:
white, bright, illuminate, lit -
blackadjective
The standard denomination of the playing pieces of a board game deemed to belong to the black set, no matter what the actual colour.
The black pieces in this set are in fact made of dark blue glass.
Synonyms:
pitch-black, gloomy, darkAntonyms:
white, lit, bright, illuminate -
blackadjective
Related to the Christian Democratic Union.
After the election, the parties united in a black-yellow alliance.
Synonyms:
pitch-black, gloomy, darkAntonyms:
white, illuminate, bright, lit
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black
Strictly, that which is black is absolutely destitute of color; that which is dark is absolutely destitute of light. In common speech, however, a coat is black, tho not optically colorless; the night is dark, tho the stars shine. That is obscure, shadowy, or shady from which the light is more or less cut off. Dusky is applied to objects which appear as if viewed in fading light; the word is often used, as are swart and swarthy, of the human skin when quite dark, or even verging toward black. Dim refers to imperfection of outline, from distance, darkness, mist, etc., or from some defect of vision. Opaque objects, as smoked glass, are impervious to light. Murky is said of that which is at once dark, obscure, and gloomy; as, a murky den; a murky sky. Figuratively, dark is emblematic of sadness, agreeing with somber, dismal, gloomy, also of moral evil; as, a dark deed. Of intellectual matters, dark is now rarely used in the old sense of a dark saying, etc. See MYSTERIOUS; OBSCURE.
Compare synonyms for LIGHT.
Synonyms:
dark, dim, dismal, dusky, gloomy, murky, mysterious, obscure, opaque, sable, shadowy, shady, somber, swart, swarthyAntonyms:
bright, brilliant, clear, crystalline, dazzling, gleaming, glowing, illumined, light, lucid, luminous, radiant, shining, transparent, white
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black, blackness, inkinessnoun
the quality or state of the achromatic color of least lightness (bearing the least resemblance to white)
Synonyms:
inkiness, pitch blackness, blackness, blackamoor, lightlessness, total darknessAntonyms:
whiteness, white, diluted, good, uncoloured, clean, Caucasian, dilute, overt, hopeful, honorable, Caucasoid, albescent, open, fortunate, light, legal, honourable, unangry(p), uncolored, unsarcastic, light-skinned -
total darkness, lightlessness, blackness, pitch blackness, blacknoun
total absence of light
«they fumbled around in total darkness»; «in the black of night»
Synonyms:
inkiness, pitch blackness, lightlessness, blackness, blackamoor, total darknessAntonyms:
white, whiteness, uncoloured, honorable, unangry(p), Caucasoid, hopeful, uncolored, overt, diluted, clean, legal, good, Caucasian, albescent, unsarcastic, dilute, honourable, open, light, light-skinned, fortunate -
Black, Joseph Blacknoun
British chemist who identified carbon dioxide and who formulated the concepts of specific heat and latent heat (1728-1799)
Synonyms:
inkiness, pitch blackness, blackness, blackamoor, lightlessness, total darknessAntonyms:
whiteness, white, hopeful, dilute, albescent, Caucasoid, honourable, fortunate, overt, good, clean, diluted, legal, Caucasian, uncolored, unangry(p), open, honorable, light, uncoloured, light-skinned, unsarcastic -
Black, Shirley Temple Black, Shirley Templenoun
popular child actress of the 1930’s (born in 1928)
Synonyms:
inkiness, pitch blackness, blackness, blackamoor, lightlessness, total darknessAntonyms:
white, whiteness, unsarcastic, diluted, light-skinned, uncolored, legal, fortunate, unangry(p), dilute, overt, good, light, honourable, open, honorable, albescent, Caucasian, uncoloured, clean, Caucasoid, hopeful -
Black, Black person, blackamoor, Negro, Negroidnoun
a person with dark skin who comes from Africa (or whose ancestors came from Africa)
Synonyms:
inkiness, pitch blackness, blackness, blackamoor, lightlessness, total darknessAntonyms:
whiteness, white, light, Caucasian, overt, uncolored, honorable, open, good, light-skinned, albescent, fortunate, honourable, diluted, unangry(p), unsarcastic, dilute, uncoloured, Caucasoid, clean, hopeful, legal -
blacknoun
(board games) the darker pieces
Synonyms:
inkiness, pitch blackness, blackness, blackamoor, lightlessness, total darknessAntonyms:
whiteness, white, light, honourable, Caucasian, overt, dilute, open, unangry(p), honorable, diluted, unsarcastic, hopeful, Caucasoid, clean, uncolored, uncoloured, albescent, good, light-skinned, fortunate, legal -
blackadjective
black clothing (worn as a sign of mourning)
«the widow wore black»
Synonyms:
inkiness, pitch blackness, blackness, blackamoor, lightlessness, total darknessAntonyms:
white, whiteness, hopeful, light-skinned, honorable, legal, Caucasian, honourable, dilute, overt, fortunate, albescent, good, light, Caucasoid, clean, diluted, uncolored, unangry(p), open, unsarcastic, uncoloured -
blackadjective
being of the achromatic color of maximum darkness; having little or no hue owing to absorption of almost all incident light
«black leather jackets»; «as black as coal»; «rich black soil»
Synonyms:
pitch-dark, black-market, shameful, dim, fatal, inglorious, grim, calamitous, blackened, fateful, dark, sinister, opprobrious, bootleg, disgraceful, smutty, contraband, pitch-black, smuggled, ignominious, disastrous, bleak, mordantAntonyms:
whiteness, white, light-skinned, clean, honourable, hopeful, light, dilute, Caucasoid, unsarcastic, good, legal, overt, unangry(p), uncoloured, open, Caucasian, uncolored, honorable, fortunate, albescent, diluted -
blackadjective
of or belonging to a racial group having dark skin especially of sub-Saharan African origin
«a great people—a black people—…injected new meaning and dignity into the veins of civilization»- Martin Luther King Jr.
Synonyms:
pitch-dark, black-market, shameful, dim, fatal, inglorious, grim, calamitous, blackened, fateful, dark, sinister, opprobrious, bootleg, disgraceful, smutty, contraband, pitch-black, smuggled, ignominious, disastrous, bleak, mordantAntonyms:
whiteness, white, honorable, legal, honourable, uncoloured, albescent, fortunate, light-skinned, dilute, uncolored, clean, unsarcastic, good, unangry(p), light, diluted, Caucasian, Caucasoid, hopeful, open, overt -
blackadjective
marked by anger or resentment or hostility
«black looks»; «black words»
Synonyms:
pitch-dark, black-market, shameful, dim, fatal, inglorious, grim, calamitous, blackened, fateful, dark, sinister, opprobrious, bootleg, disgraceful, smutty, contraband, pitch-black, smuggled, ignominious, disastrous, bleak, mordantAntonyms:
white, whiteness, unangry(p), dilute, honorable, uncolored, legal, albescent, honourable, light-skinned, uncoloured, hopeful, good, Caucasian, unsarcastic, fortunate, diluted, clean, overt, Caucasoid, open, light -
black, bleak, dimadjective
offering little or no hope
«the future looked black»; «prospects were bleak»; «Life in the Aran Islands has always been bleak and difficult»- J.M.Synge; «took a dim view of things»
Synonyms:
blackened, cutting, fatal, subdued, bootleg, faint, disgraceful, slow, calamitous, dumb, dark, dense, bare, raw, fateful, wispy, smuggled, inglorious, desolate, dim, pitch-dark, pitch-black, grim, mordant, stark, dull, contraband, dimmed, shameful, disastrous, smutty, shadowy, barren, ignominious, vague, bleak, black-market, opprobrious, obtuse, sinisterAntonyms:
whiteness, white, albescent, honourable, Caucasian, light-skinned, clean, diluted, dilute, hopeful, overt, honorable, legal, fortunate, open, uncoloured, good, unsarcastic, light, unangry(p), Caucasoid, uncolored -
black, dark, sinisteradjective
stemming from evil characteristics or forces; wicked or dishonorable
«black deeds»; «a black lie»; «his black heart has concocted yet another black deed»; «Darth Vader of the dark side»; «a dark purpose»; «dark undercurrents of ethnic hostility»; «the scheme of some sinister intelligence bent on punishing him»-Thomas Hardy
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blackened, ominous, sullen, bootleg, black-market, disgraceful, calamitous, forbidding, dismal, dark, moody, non-white, disconsolate, threatening, coloured, glum, fatal, dark-skinned, fateful, baleful, smuggled, inglorious, menacing, dim, pitch-dark, glowering, minatory, obscure, sour, pitch-black, grim, mordant, drab, benighted, contraband, shameful, saturnine, disastrous, smutty, ignominious, sorry, gloomy, morose, bleak, dingy, dreary, dour, drear, opprobrious, minacious, blue, sinisterAntonyms:
white, whiteness, legal, open, albescent, Caucasoid, diluted, hopeful, light-skinned, honourable, clean, Caucasian, overt, unsarcastic, light, unangry(p), honorable, good, uncoloured, uncolored, fortunate, dilute -
black, calamitous, disastrous, fatal, fatefuladjective
(of events) having extremely unfortunate or dire consequences; bringing ruin
«the stock market crashed on Black Friday»; «a calamitous defeat»; «the battle was a disastrous end to a disastrous campaign»; «such doctrines, if true, would be absolutely fatal to my theory»- Charles Darwin; «it is fatal to enter any war without the will to win it»- Douglas MacArthur; «a fateful error»
Synonyms:
pitch-dark, black-market, shameful, dim, fatal, inglorious, portentous, grim, calamitous, blackened, fateful, dark, sinister, opprobrious, bootleg, disgraceful, smutty, contraband, pitch-black, foreboding(a), smuggled, ignominious, disastrous, bleak, mordantAntonyms:
white, whiteness, light, honourable, unsarcastic, albescent, Caucasian, open, diluted, honorable, clean, light-skinned, uncoloured, dilute, fortunate, Caucasoid, hopeful, unangry(p), legal, uncolored, good, overt -
black, blackenedadjective
(of the face) made black especially as with suffused blood
«a face black with fury»
Synonyms:
pitch-dark, black-market, shameful, dim, fatal, inglorious, grim, calamitous, blackened, fateful, dark, sinister, opprobrious, bootleg, disgraceful, smutty, contraband, pitch-black, smuggled, ignominious, disastrous, bleak, mordantAntonyms:
whiteness, white, honorable, good, diluted, unsarcastic, clean, hopeful, unangry(p), fortunate, legal, uncoloured, Caucasian, honourable, overt, Caucasoid, light, albescent, light-skinned, dilute, uncolored, open -
black, pitch-black, pitch-darkadjective
extremely dark
«a black moonless night»; «through the pitch-black woods»; «it was pitch-dark in the cellar»
Synonyms:
pitch-dark, black-market, shameful, dim, fatal, inglorious, grim, calamitous, blackened, fateful, dark, sinister, opprobrious, bootleg, disgraceful, smutty, contraband, pitch-black, smuggled, ignominious, disastrous, bleak, mordantAntonyms:
white, whiteness, light, Caucasian, uncoloured, fortunate, overt, light-skinned, hopeful, honourable, uncolored, albescent, good, honorable, diluted, dilute, unsarcastic, open, unangry(p), legal, Caucasoid, clean -
black, grim, mordantadjective
harshly ironic or sinister
«black humor»; «a grim joke»; «grim laughter»; «fun ranging from slapstick clowning … to savage mordant wit»
Synonyms:
blackened, dispirited, opprobrious, bootleg, black-market, disgraceful, calamitous, macabre, dismal, dark, sick, disconsolate, fateful, down in the mouth, unforgiving, low, smuggled, unrelenting, inglorious, stern, dim, pitch-dark, fatal, unappeasable, gruesome, ghastly, pitch-black, downhearted, grim, low-spirited, mordant, down(p), dour, downcast, contraband, erosive, shameful, disastrous, smutty, relentless, corrosive, forbidding, ignominious, sorry, vitriolic, gloomy, drab, bleak, depressed, dingy, inexorable, dreary, drear, grisly, caustic, blue, sinisterAntonyms:
white, whiteness, light, uncolored, overt, legal, hopeful, unangry(p), honourable, good, dilute, diluted, albescent, fortunate, open, Caucasoid, Caucasian, honorable, clean, unsarcastic, uncoloured, light-skinned -
blackadjective
(of intelligence operations) deliberately misleading
«black propaganda»
Synonyms:
pitch-dark, black-market, shameful, dim, fatal, inglorious, grim, calamitous, blackened, fateful, dark, sinister, opprobrious, bootleg, disgraceful, smutty, contraband, pitch-black, smuggled, ignominious, disastrous, bleak, mordantAntonyms:
whiteness, white, uncolored, honourable, diluted, overt, light-skinned, legal, unangry(p), hopeful, Caucasian, fortunate, good, light, unsarcastic, albescent, open, Caucasoid, clean, honorable, uncoloured, dilute -
bootleg, black, black-market, contraband, smuggledadjective
distributed or sold illicitly
«the black economy pays no taxes»
Synonyms:
pitch-dark, black-market, shameful, dim, blackened, inglorious, grim, calamitous, fatal, fateful, dark, sinister, opprobrious, bootleg, disgraceful, smutty, contraband, pitch-black, smuggled, ignominious, disastrous, bleak, mordantAntonyms:
white, whiteness, albescent, overt, good, light, uncolored, light-skinned, diluted, hopeful, uncoloured, fortunate, unangry(p), Caucasoid, clean, unsarcastic, open, legal, Caucasian, honourable, dilute, honorable -
black, disgraceful, ignominious, inglorious, opprobrious, shamefuladjective
(used of conduct or character) deserving or bringing disgrace or shame
«Man…has written one of his blackest records as a destroyer on the oceanic islands»- Rachel Carson; «an ignominious retreat»; «inglorious defeat»; «an opprobrious monument to human greed»; «a shameful display of cowardice»
Synonyms:
pitch-dark, black-market, shameful, dim, fatal, inglorious, scurrilous, grim, calamitous, abusive, blackened, fateful, dark, sinister, opprobrious, bootleg, scandalous, disgraceful, smutty, contraband, pitch-black, smuggled, shocking, ignominious, disastrous, bleak, mordantAntonyms:
white, whiteness, uncoloured, Caucasian, uncolored, open, fortunate, light-skinned, hopeful, overt, unangry(p), good, unsarcastic, honorable, diluted, albescent, clean, legal, dilute, light, honourable, Caucasoid -
blackadjective
(of coffee) without cream or sugar
Synonyms:
pitch-dark, black-market, shameful, dim, fatal, inglorious, grim, calamitous, blackened, fateful, dark, sinister, opprobrious, bootleg, disgraceful, smutty, contraband, pitch-black, smuggled, ignominious, disastrous, bleak, mordantAntonyms:
white, whiteness, honourable, Caucasian, clean, uncoloured, dilute, fortunate, uncolored, Caucasoid, hopeful, unsarcastic, honorable, good, light, light-skinned, unangry(p), open, diluted, overt, legal, albescent -
black, smuttyverb
soiled with dirt or soot
«with feet black from playing outdoors»; «his shirt was black within an hour»
Synonyms:
pitch-dark, black-market, cruddy, shameful, dim, fatal, inglorious, grim, calamitous, blackened, fateful, nasty, dark, filthy, sinister, opprobrious, bootleg, disgraceful, smutty, contraband, pitch-black, smuggled, foul, ignominious, disastrous, bleak, mordantAntonyms:
whiteness, white, honorable, hopeful, unsarcastic, open, fortunate, overt, unangry(p), dilute, light, albescent, uncolored, Caucasian, clean, honourable, Caucasoid, uncoloured, legal, diluted, good, light-skinned -
blacken, melanize, melanise, nigrify, blackverb
make or become black
«The smoke blackened the ceiling»; «The ceiling blackened»
Synonyms:
scorch, melanize, blacken, sear, nigrify, melanise, charAntonyms:
white, whiteness, honorable, uncoloured, overt, uncolored, dilute, honourable, hopeful, unsarcastic, albescent, fortunate, light, legal, light-skinned, Caucasoid, good, diluted, open, Caucasian, unangry(p), clean
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melony
melony [mel-ony] as a girls’ name is a greek name, and the name melony means «black, dark». melony is an alternate form of melanie (greek). associated with greek, black.
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blackadjective
Synonyms:
dark, ebon, inky, atramentous, swarthy, murky, dusky, pitchy, dingy, cimmerian -
blackadjective
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wicked, atrocious, villanous, heinous, flagitious, diabolic, infernal, hellish, outrageous, monstrous, horrible -
blacknoun
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black color -
blacknoun
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mourning, black garment -
blacknoun
Synonyms:
negro, blackamoor, black man
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blackadjective
Synonyms:
sable, ebon, inky, stygian, cimmerian, lowering, murky, ethiopian, papuan, negro -
blacknoun
Synonyms:
stain, smooch, ethiopian, papuan, negro
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List of paraphrases for «black»:
dark, negro, noire, noir, nero, negra, montenegro, negras, nera, aswad, schwarze, slick, schwarz, lions, undeclared, blacklist, halibut, triad, blk, nigger, darkness, ebony, blacked-out, calico, nigga
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Song lyrics by black — Explore a large variety of song lyrics performed by black on the Lyrics.com website.
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Marcia Chatelain:
I know this because our work is full of love, healing and dignity, and we center Black people’s humanity and life over our death and decimation.
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Ben LaRavia:
As I look at my fiancée across the room I can see her that night, she had on a pair of blue coveralls and she had put some black paint all over her face and we were acting out this skit called ‘cigar butts,’.
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Victoria Dooley:
Bernie Sanders understands that we don’t need, and I love my white brother, but we don’t need white politicians to tell us as black people what we need for liberation.
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New Jersey:
Pete Buttigieg, who is openly gay, remarked. The debate in Atlanta markedthe first time Pete Buttigieg faced other White House hopefuls as an undisputed member of the top tier. Pete Buttigieg WEBSITES ON BLACK AMERICA PLANS USED STOCK PHOTOS OF MINORITIES The 37-year old mayor of South Bend, Indiana, gained significant ground in recent months in Iowa, which holds United Nations first caucuses in February. Pete Buttigieg is bunched at the top of most polls in Iowa with candidates who have much longer political resumes. Veteran Democratic consultant and communications strategist Lynda Tran said Pete Buttigieg is on the rise, and that means Pete Buttigieg should anticipate the other candidates on stage this week to set their sights on Pete Buttigieg campaign. Some surveys are beginning to show Pete Buttigieg taking a more convincing lead in the race, at least in early-voting states. Pete Buttigieg still faces plenty of hurdles to clinching the Democratic nomination, particularly winning over black and other minority voters. But Pete Buttigieg Iowa rise means Pete Buttigieg could come under fire from Pete Buttigieg rivals like never before. Joe Biden, Warren and Bernie Sanders have all faced similar scrutiny in previous debates, and those attacks did little to change the trajectory of the race. The debate unfolded at a moment of uncertainty about the Democratic field, with some in the party, particularly donors, worried theres no one positioned to defeat Donald Trump. Former President Barack Obama took the unusual step last week of warning the party against moving too far to the left. Speaking to that anxiety, former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick entered the Democratic race last week. Billionaire Michael Bloomberg, Michael Bloomberg, is openly flirting with a bid. Neither Patrick nor Michael Bloomberg were onstage Wednesday. With less than three months before voting, much of the nations political attention would typically be focused on the primary. Instead, the focus is on the impeachment inquiry against Donald Trump. New Jersey Sen. Booker faces especially intense pressure. Hes yet to meet the Democratic National Committees polling requirements for the December debate, and New Jersey Sen. Booker campaign acknowledges that New Jersey Sen. Booker needs to capitalize on the national spotlight. In this Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2019 photo, the stage for the Democratic presidential primary is seen before Wednesday’s debate in Atlanta. ( AP Photo/Mike Stewart) The New Jersey senator took an apparent shot at Pete Buttigieg at one point, following the news that his campaign had used a stock photo of a woman in Kenya who apparently hadnothing to do with the campaign. I want to turn back to the issue of black voters, i have a lifetime of experience with black voters.Ive been one since I was 18. Nobody on this stage should need a focus group to hear from African-American voters.
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Lovie Smith:
I realize the amount of Black head coaches there are in the National Football League, there’s Mike Tomlin and I think there’s me, I don’t know of many more. So there’s a problem, and it’s obvious for us. And after there’s a problem, what are you going to do about it?
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as in ebony
having the color of soot or coal
we adopted a little black kitten
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as in dark
causing or marked by an atmosphere lacking in cheer
the Friday of the stock market crash was indeed a black day for the country
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as in swart
not having a light complexion
a black Irishman, Tyrone Power had the classic looks of a Hollywood leading man
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as in darkened
being without light or without much light
on a black night such as this, the imagination runs wild
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as in blackened
not clean
after mopping the floor, the water in the bucket was black
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as in blackness
a time or place of little or no light
we had to find our way on back roads in the black of night
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as in to blackball
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What is another word for black?
4360 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ blˈak], [ blˈak], [ b_l_ˈa_k]
Related words: african american woman, african american female, african american woman poem, african american women, african american lady, black women poems, african american female athletes
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adj.
• all (adjective)
- black.
• angry (adjective)
- sullen,
- enraged,
- fierce,
- menacing,
- resentful,
- sour,
- hostile,
- furious.
• bad (adjective)
- faulty,
- unsound,
- irremediable,
- displeasing,
- unpleasant,
- ill-suited,
- bad,
- wrong,
- baneful,
- poor,
- detrimental,
- unfavorable,
- defective,
- unsatisfactory,
- inferior,
- inadequate,
- invalid,
- inadvisable,
- arrant,
- vile,
- wretched.
• black (adjective)
- dingy,
- ebony,
- charcoal,
- midnight.
• bleak (adjective)
- un-promising,
- un promising,
- more unpromising,
- more disheartening,
- dis-heartening,
- most disheartening,
- most unpromising,
- drearer,
- dis heartening,
- drearest.
• cheerless (adjective)
- de-pressed,
- drab,
- draggier,
- in the dumps,
- more dejecting,
- un-comfortable,
- mopey,
- un comfortable,
- most drearisome,
- de pressed,
- jarring,
- more drearisome,
- draggiest,
- most dejecting,
- in dumps,
- mopier,
- mopiest.
• dark (adjective)
- swart,
- obscure,
- umbrageous,
- misty,
- shaded,
- unlighted,
- silhouetted,
- opaque,
- cimmerian,
- aphotic,
- dusk,
- sooty,
- adumbral,
- darkened,
- dusky,
- obfuscous,
- pitch black,
- fainter,
- lightless,
- overcast,
- gloomy,
- crepuscular,
- stygian,
- shady,
- shadowy,
- rayless,
- dark-complexioned,
- ill-lighted,
- Atramentous,
- unlit,
- dun,
- somber,
- cloudy.
• dark, inky (adjective)
- obsidian,
- sloe,
- coal,
- melanoid,
- starless,
- brunet,
- Piceous,
- sombre,
- inklike,
- jet,
- slate,
- pitch.
• dejected (adjective)
- down in dumps,
- all torn up,
- morose,
- Mopish,
- shot down,
- cast down,
- down in mouth,
- bummed out,
- down in the dumps,
- atrabilious,
- broody,
- in the pits,
- doleful.
• depressing (adjective)
- de-pressing,
- more saddening,
- more daunting,
- de pressing,
- most daunting,
- most saddening.
• desolate (adjective)
- acheronian,
- in a blue funk,
- in blue funk.
• dim (adjective)
- unilluminated.
• dire (adjective)
- un-fortunate,
- un fortunate,
- most scowling,
- most oppressing,
- ruinous,
- re doubtable,
- re-doubtable,
- more oppressing,
- portentous,
- more scowling.
• dirty (adjective)
- slovenly,
- Dreggy,
- straggly,
- scummy,
- foul,
- mucky,
- Dungy,
- disarrayed,
- unhygienic,
- mung,
- squalid,
- dishabille,
- uncleanly,
- stained,
- spotted,
- unswept,
- cruddy,
- undusted,
- grimy,
- unlaundered,
- scuzzy,
- scummier,
- impure,
- slatternly,
- nasty,
- yucky,
- begrimed.
• disconsolate (adjective)
- grief stricken,
- more torn-up,
- more tornup,
- more crushed,
- most torn-up,
- most torn up,
- most crushed,
- de stroyed,
- dis-tressed,
- more torn up,
- de-stroyed,
- dis tressed,
- most ripped,
- tornup,
- more ripped,
- most tornup.
• discouraging (adjective)
- dis-advantageous,
- more off-putting,
- un-favorable,
- more dissuading,
- more off putting,
- dis-maying,
- more dismaying,
- un favorable,
- re pressing,
- dis advantageous,
- more repressing,
- un-propitious,
- most offputting,
- most hindering,
- in opportune,
- dis appointing,
- more offputting,
- more dampening,
- un propitious,
- most off putting,
- most off-putting,
- most dampening,
- dis-appointing,
- in-opportune,
- dis maying,
- most dissuading,
- most depressive,
- more depressive,
- most dismaying,
- re-pressing,
- unpropitious,
- offputting,
- off putting,
- more hindering,
- most repressing.
• dismal (adjective)
- dis-agreeable,
- un happiest,
- un happier,
- dis agreeable,
- un happy,
- un-happy.
• dreary (adjective)
- un interesting,
- un-eventful,
- un eventful,
- un-interesting.
• dull (adjective)
- matte,
- subfusc,
- hazy,
- toned-down.
• evil (adjective)
- diabolical,
- iniquitous,
- nefarious,
- harmful,
- villainous.
• fertile (adjective)
- breediest,
- more procreant,
- most uberous,
- more feracious,
- more hebetic,
- hebetic,
- more childing,
- most pubescent,
- most proliferant,
- vegetative,
- more puberal,
- most vegetative,
- most feracious,
- most bearing,
- loamier,
- Procreant,
- more proliferant,
- more bearing,
- most spawning,
- most breeding,
- most childing,
- more pubescent,
- flowing with milk honey,
- loamiest,
- breedier,
- more vegetative,
- more spawning,
- more breeding,
- more uberous,
- most puberal,
- fruitful,
- most procreant,
- most hebetic,
- more generative,
- most generative.
• filthy (adjective)
- most verminous,
- most fecal,
- more blackened,
- most blackened,
- yecchiest,
- more verminous,
- soilier,
- most feculent,
- soiliest,
- more fecal,
- more feculent,
- yecchier,
- fecal.
• funereal (adjective)
- funereal,
- dirgelike.
• gloomy (adjective)
- more acherontic,
- most acherontic.
• grubby (adjective)
- frowzy,
- be smeared,
- be-smeared,
- most besmeared,
- more besmeared.
• hopeless (adjective)
- distressing,
- foreboding,
- oppressive,
- dispiriting,
- mournful,
- atrocious,
- horrible,
- lugubrious,
- ominous.
• inauspicious (adjective)
- fore-boding,
- most foreboding,
- more foreboding,
- in-auspicious,
- fore boding,
- ill omened,
- more ill omened,
- illboding,
- un timeliest,
- Ill-boding,
- most ill-omened,
- un-timelier,
- most ill omened,
- un-timely,
- ill boding,
- in auspicious,
- un timelier,
- inauspicious,
- more ill-omened,
- most illomened,
- more illomened,
- un-timeliest,
- un timely.
• joyless (adjective)
- more depressant,
- have blahs,
- most depressant.
• livid (adjective)
- in-censed,
- more fuming,
- out-raged,
- in censed,
- most outraged,
- ex-asperated,
- most exasperated,
- most fuming,
- out raged.
• muddy (adjective)
- gunkiest,
- un-clear,
- more bemired,
- more subfuse,
- un clearest,
- un clear,
- gunkier,
- more caked,
- be mired,
- be-spattered,
- un-clearest,
- be-mired,
- be spattered,
- most bespattered,
- sub-fuse,
- sub fuse,
- most subfuse,
- most caked,
- more bespattered,
- most bemired,
- sodden,
- more blurred.
• murky (adjective)
- more nubilous,
- most glowering,
- more glowering,
- most nubilous.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- inky,
- loamy,
- blackish,
- lowdown,
- ugly,
- acherontic,
- dark,
- Drearisome,
- GUNKY,
- dark-hued,
- cheerless,
- dire,
- yecchy,
- unpromising,
- murky,
- sable,
- silvery,
- down on luck,
- off-putting,
- sepulchral,
- dreary,
- dismal,
- scurvy,
- dull,
- drear,
- torn up,
- torn-up,
- muddy,
- with child,
- pubescent,
- Nubilous,
- dejected,
- discouraging,
- hard luck,
- bringing forth,
- swarthy,
- verminous,
- bad break,
- raven,
- behind eight ball,
- griefstricken,
- desolate,
- fertile,
- joyless,
- low-down,
- feculent,
- boggiest,
- Childing,
- sick,
- Proliferous,
- depressive,
- have the blahs,
- out of luck,
- subfuse,
- Uberous,
- proliferant,
- in pain,
- boggier,
- livid,
- slummy,
- slummier,
- disconsolate,
- unlucky,
- flowing with milk and honey,
- smoky,
- smoke-colored,
- Fumy,
- Feracious,
- threatening,
- filthy,
- darkish,
- generative,
- bespattered,
- Soily,
- boggy,
- illomened,
- tough luck,
- Caked,
- depressing,
- Puberal,
- breedy,
- draggy,
- sordid,
- ill-omened,
- no nonsense,
- Fuliginous,
- grubby.
• sable (adjective)
- jettiest,
- more raven,
- jettier,
- most raven.
• sick (adjective)
- sickest.
• smoky (adjective)
- more smoldering,
- smoke colored,
- smokecolored,
- re eking,
- re-eking,
- more smoke-colored,
- more reeking,
- most smoke colored,
- most silvery,
- more smokecolored,
- fumier,
- most smoldering,
- fumiest,
- most smokecolored,
- most reeking,
- more smoke colored,
- more silvery,
- most smoke-colored.
• somber (adjective)
- most sourpuss,
- more sourpuss,
- nononsense.
• sooty (adjective)
- more soot covered,
- more fuliginous,
- sootcovered,
- most soot covered,
- most soot-covered,
- most sootcovered,
- most fuliginous,
- more sootcovered,
- soot-covered,
- more soot-covered,
- soot covered.
• sordid (adjective)
- smallminded,
- most low-down,
- more low down,
- un generous,
- slumer,
- dis reputable,
- scurvier,
- small minded,
- slummiest,
- most lowdown,
- slumest,
- more low-down,
- un-generous,
- more lowdown,
- de-generate,
- de-graded,
- self seeking,
- dis-reputable,
- de graded,
- scurviest,
- most low down,
- low down,
- de generate,
- selfseeking.
• swarthy (adjective)
- most darkish,
- most darkhued,
- more darkish,
- more darkhued,
- darkhued,
- most dark hued,
- most dark-hued,
- more dark hued,
- dark hued,
- more dark-hued.
• tenebrific (adjective)
- in low spirits,
- tenebrific,
- mirthless.
• threatening (adjective)
- comminatory,
- minacious,
- loury,
- over hanging,
- Intimidatory,
- overhanging,
- minatory,
- Impendent,
- Lowery.
• ugly (adjective)
- fellest.
• unclean (adjective)
- putrescent.
• unlucky (adjective)
- out luck,
- un-lucky,
- un-successful,
- un-luckier,
- un-luckiest,
- ill starred,
- illstarred,
- un luckier,
- starcrossed,
- illfated,
- ill-starred,
- un successful,
- Star-crossed,
- un lucky,
- star crossed,
- ill fated,
- down luck,
- un luckiest.
• wicked (adjective)
- wrongdoing,
- immoral,
- degenerate,
- Misdoing,
- sadistic,
- damnable,
- indecent,
- sinful,
- shocking,
- improper,
- scandalous,
- depraved,
- lawbreaking,
- evildoing,
- corrupt,
- criminal,
- perverse,
- debased,
- blameworthy,
- obnoxious,
- felonious,
- debauched,
- base,
- reprehensible.
• woebegone (adjective)
- chapfallen,
- long-faced,
- woebegone,
- down-in-the-mouth.
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n.
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•
- cruel,
- hard,
- unkind,
- clouded,
- pitiless,
- awful,
- inhuman,
- monstrous,
- uncharitable.
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•
- casuals,
- baggies,
- black tie,
- civvies,
- african,
- coordinates,
- combats,
- array,
- accessory,
- beachwear.
-
•
- jetty,
- pitchy,
- ebon,
- unhappy,
- terrible,
- colors,
- tragic,
- sad,
- upsetting,
- heartbreaking,
- painful,
- onyx.
-
•
- baby blue,
- amber,
- amethyst,
- beige,
- bluish,
- light,
- azure,
- avocado.
-
•
- ethnic minority,
- aryan,
- full-blooded,
- nationality,
- peccant,
- right,
- nation,
- multiracial.
-
•
- fade,
- bleach,
- malignant,
- respray,
- paint,
- dye,
- malevolent,
- tint,
- attitude,
- despiteful,
- spiteful,
- mean,
- brighten,
- redden,
- malicious.
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•
- besmirch,
- defile,
- besoil,
- begrime,
- soil,
- befoul,
- smudge,
- smutch,
- sully.
• Shirley Temple (noun)
- Shirley Temple.
• Shirley Temple Black (noun)
- Shirley Temple Black.
• achromatic (noun)
- achromatic.
• angry (noun)
- angry.
• attribute (noun)
- blackness,
- Inkiness.
• black (noun)
- contraband,
- nigrify,
- blacken,
- evil,
- dark-skinned,
- calamitous,
- dishonourable,
- clothed,
- disastrous,
- sarcastic,
- blackened,
- opprobrious,
- melanize,
- black person,
- soiled,
- covert,
- shameful,
- clad,
- in color,
- disgraceful,
- colored,
- sinister,
- mordant,
- colorful,
- blackamoor,
- lightlessness,
- inglorious,
- african-american,
- dishonorable,
- bleak,
- undiluted,
- smuggled,
- hopeless,
- wicked,
- negroid,
- illegal,
- pitch-dark,
- pitch blackness,
- grim,
- fatal,
- ignominious,
- unclean,
- unfortunate,
- bootleg,
- total darkness,
- coloured,
- melanise,
- fateful.
• black market (noun)
- black market.
• black out (noun)
- pass out,
- flake out,
- collapse,
- faint,
- lose consciousness,
- eclipse,
- suppress,
- gag,
- withhold,
- conceal,
- darken,
- cover up,
- censor.
• boycott (noun)
- boycott.
• colors (noun)
- violet,
- terra cotta,
- biscuit,
- buff,
- cherry,
- peach,
- ocher,
- fuchsia,
- gunmetal,
- lime,
- burgundy,
- coffee,
- mustard,
- gold,
- primrose,
- verdure,
- lemon,
- chocolate,
- sienna,
- silver,
- aqua,
- powder blue,
- turquoise,
- chestnut,
- periwinkle,
- claret,
- orange,
- lilac,
- teal,
- rose,
- tan,
- cream,
- ruby,
- navy,
- apricot,
- jade,
- rust,
- olive,
- plum,
- aquamarine,
- mulberry,
- redness,
- cobalt,
- sapphire,
- khaki,
- mahogany,
- magnolia,
- oatmeal,
- bronze,
- cyan.
• darkness (noun)
- Tenebrosity,
- brownouts,
- Smokiness,
- pitch darkness,
- calignosity,
- brownout,
- crepuscule.
• dismal (noun)
- melancholy,
- pessimistic.
• evening (noun)
- de clines,
- de-clines,
- de-cline,
- de cline,
- early blacks,
- late afternoons.
• in the black (noun)
- in credit,
- without debt,
- solvent,
- with your head above water.
• night (noun)
- pitch dark,
- after hours,
- after dark,
- dead of night,
- dusk to dawn,
- nighttide,
- dark hours,
- before dawn.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- evening,
- nightfall,
- night,
- early black,
- late afternoon,
- darkness,
- gloaming.
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v.
• bruise (verb)
- de faces,
- banging up,
- de faced,
- doth number on,
- doeth number on,
- doing a number on,
- didst number on,
- dost number on,
- doing number on,
- did number on,
- bangs up,
- de-faces,
- bungs up,
- didst a number on,
- did a number on,
- banged up,
- de-faced,
- does a number on,
- de facing,
- zinged,
- doest number on,
- dost a number on,
- bunging up,
- doest a number on,
- de-facing,
- de face,
- de-face,
- does number on,
- doeth a number on,
- doth a number on.
• darken (verb)
- shade,
- make black.
• expunge (verb)
- blue pencilled,
- ex-terminates,
- called bets off,
- re moved,
- kayoing,
- blue pencilling,
- calling all bets off,
- ex terminating,
- calls bets off,
- blue penciling,
- blue penciled,
- dis-card,
- re moving,
- blue pencils,
- dis-carding,
- ex terminates,
- kayos,
- dis cards,
- re move,
- dis carded,
- xes out,
- ex terminated,
- ex-terminated,
- KOD,
- ex-terminate,
- dis card,
- calling bets off,
- re-moves,
- call bets off,
- koing,
- ko’d,
- ex terminate,
- dis carding,
- re-move,
- xed out,
- blots out,
- called all bets off,
- re-moving,
- dis-cards,
- ex-terminating,
- xing out,
- calls all bets off,
- dis-carded,
- ko’ing.
• Other relevant words: (verb)
- colour,
- discolor,
- dirty,
- unawareness,
- discolour,
- color,
- dim.
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Other synonyms:
• Afro-American
- afro-american.
• Joseph Black
- joseph black.
• Negro
- negro.
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•
- race,
- malign,
- alabaster,
- lavender,
- vicious,
- jock,
- reprobate,
- poisonous,
- still,
- cracker,
- hateful,
- venomous,
- absent.
-
•
- ethnic,
- indian,
- stiff,
- wear,
- top.
-
•
- minority,
- native.
-
•
- primitive.
-
•
- straight.
-
•
- weak.
-
•
- long,
- savage.
-
•
- flat.
• bloom
- poppy.
• climber
- ivy.
• Other relevant words:
- empurple,
- yield,
- single,
- vaporing,
- frustrate,
- top off,
- demolish,
- lone,
- mirky,
- dishonest,
- call down,
- pitch shot,
- crushed,
- riotous,
- country,
- falling out,
- average,
- difficult,
- retch,
- basis,
- subdue,
- shriveled,
- condemnable,
- dismount,
- ignite,
- archaic,
- brisk,
- candle flame,
- incensed,
- bitingly,
- drape,
- attentive,
- greenness,
- momma,
- item-by-item,
- toss off,
- injured,
- cloaked,
- apricot tree,
- boisterous,
- however,
- accouterment,
- nebulose,
- bang up,
- nox,
- fuscous,
- vestal,
- dirt,
- noneffervescent,
- allay,
- unhallowed,
- decolour,
- point,
- garment,
- corky,
- billet,
- scintillating,
- detest,
- persistent,
- heyday,
- copper colored,
- maledict,
- berate,
- peach tree,
- emblazon,
- foetid,
- torment,
- birdlime,
- ticket,
- grouchy,
- the skinny,
- hot,
- trounce,
- eat,
- vitiated,
- exhaustive,
- burst,
- smarmy,
- cloud-covered,
- soggy,
- birth,
- green goddess,
- encroachment,
- acerbic,
- dogged,
- excise,
- piece of music,
- draw,
- spurt,
- have a bun in the oven,
- stop,
- venetian red,
- distressingly,
- parch,
- besot,
- line-shooting,
- notwithstanding,
- crepuscle,
- productive,
- mummy,
- naked as a jaybird,
- cutaneal,
- fag out,
- slope,
- slipstream,
- hunky-dory,
- depress,
- orderly,
- blacken out,
- carmine,
- polish,
- truckle,
- key,
- fend off,
- obscene,
- bankrupt,
- pathological,
- pied,
- abandon,
- intolerable,
- severely,
- knock cold,
- stamp down,
- awkward,
- shivering,
- ilk,
- tolerate,
- krauthead,
- contradict,
- multi-color,
- gaolbreak,
- exceptionable,
- film over,
- forsake,
- alright,
- derelict,
- blush,
- horripilation,
- twinkle,
- discolouration,
- pelt,
- fluid,
- guttle,
- serious-minded,
- mutilate,
- brag,
- subtle,
- blamed,
- depleted,
- offend,
- putting surface,
- bull,
- childlike,
- whiteness,
- inky-black,
- colorise,
- blameable,
- gimmick,
- cutting off,
- mix up,
- split,
- romany,
- avocado tree,
- marvellous,
- engrave,
- scrunch up,
- hurtful,
- disquieted,
- gentleman,
- farseeing,
- raw sienna,
- honkie,
- shin,
- put up,
- plunder,
- revenue,
- dourly,
- beggarly,
- comport,
- case-by-case,
- illegalise,
- corps de ballet,
- sickish,
- gaul,
- seamy,
- embroil,
- muzzy,
- roughly,
- warning,
- glassed,
- jumpy,
- cleaning lady,
- light beam,
- broken-down,
- top of the inning,
- chinese-red,
- funny,
- lightly,
- humankind,
- crucify,
- dyed,
- meanly,
- thick,
- buns,
- bereft,
- frightfully,
- prejudicious,
- sparkly,
- perfective,
- behave,
- sweep up,
- blind drunk,
- confident,
- idle,
- tangle,
- unpitying,
- lambaste,
- corrupted,
- clandestine,
- not bad,
- slanted,
- entrance,
- keen,
- decayed,
- bottom,
- edged,
- muted,
- Blacked,
- assume,
- nag,
- thrill,
- corn liquor,
- judge,
- piteous,
- blame,
- plaintive,
- puzzle,
- first,
- luminance,
- suffocate,
- remove,
- tackiness,
- solarize,
- body forth,
- mantled,
- listless,
- snot-nosed,
- mess about,
- felon,
- smoking,
- depopulate,
- espy,
- bowelless,
- chew out,
- privy,
- chicory plant,
- torturous,
- unclouded,
- birchen,
- military man,
- acidity,
- accept,
- coldness,
- bit,
- orange river,
- pissed,
- comely,
- adulterated,
- by chance,
- pagan,
- prostrate,
- lightsome,
- ineffable,
- alone,
- chicken,
- inhibition,
- burnt sienna,
- posterior,
- negate,
- horrifying,
- pathetic,
- boozer,
- kaffir,
- suspect,
- sick of,
- woman,
- no more,
- carving,
- excoriate,
- preclude,
- wash,
- negative,
- unornamented,
- facile,
- befit,
- okay,
- spirt,
- nail,
- first gear,
- reddish brown,
- curly endive,
- red periwinkle,
- heartrending,
- infrangible,
- corrode,
- ruminative,
- give,
- disadvantageously,
- brutal,
- orange yellow,
- hydrated lime,
- vindictive,
- chide,
- well-chosen,
- hot toddy,
- atrophy,
- super,
- stench,
- bump,
- knifelike,
- tag end,
- brewage,
- resinous,
- sitter,
- infelicitous,
- arduous,
- prevent,
- bottle cork,
- charcoal-gray,
- hush,
- prescribed,
- phellem,
- iniquity,
- respite,
- grizzly,
- itinerant,
- establish,
- swarm,
- impish,
- tack together,
- break in,
- weighted,
- bait,
- posture,
- fantastic,
- suspicious,
- farsighted,
- actus reus,
- obsessed,
- bubbling,
- overbold,
- psyche,
- goose pimple,
- sheet,
- multi-coloured,
- coffee bean,
- descend,
- breakwater,
- peccable,
- impassive,
- encroach,
- cover,
- ease,
- alabastrine,
- blush wine,
- plebeian,
- brownish-yellow,
- lighting,
- slating,
- stark naked,
- cadaver,
- fortunate,
- hesperus,
- bruise,
- wisplike,
- impertinent,
- pervert,
- red river,
- go past,
- ochre,
- fissure,
- brownness,
- state,
- grade,
- hurt,
- redress,
- capture,
- liverish,
- furrow,
- corresponding,
- strong,
- rusting,
- contrary,
- caramel brown,
- in the raw,
- disclose,
- nobelium,
- coloration,
- endure,
- mommy,
- root,
- permeate,
- tad,
- ginmill,
- even so,
- redneck,
- disruption,
- mean value,
- logy,
- prejudicial,
- sober up,
- hardly,
- houseclean,
- god-awful,
- toad,
- counterspy,
- cornerstone,
- malignment,
- make out,
- cranny,
- breach,
- speculative,
- waxy,
- groggy,
- high fashion,
- illuminate,
- taken up,
- military personnel,
- haze over,
- pinpoint,
- fundament,
- extremely,
- dyestuff,
- calx,
- fall,
- drop off,
- demoralise,
- risky,
- skin color,
- silvern,
- semiformal,
- nebular,
- flamboyant,
- inscribed,
- fall apart,
- catch up with,
- wizen,
- right hand,
- relieve,
- mankind,
- fire up,
- adjunct,
- concentrated,
- tartness,
- furbish,
- boiled,
- conk,
- crease,
- base of operations,
- vilification,
- crumble,
- middling,
- madly,
- kink up,
- conscienceless,
- blue jet,
- naive,
- garden pink,
- juiceless,
- tight,
- indescribable,
- unfixed,
- arrest,
- double-dyed,
- post,
- put together,
- downy,
- prison-breaking,
- retentive,
- blasted,
- inviolable,
- dry out,
- greenery,
- perturbing,
- immediately,
- sere,
- breaking,
- cytosmear,
- smooth,
- afoul,
- weaken,
- contused,
- pour down,
- loose woman,
- gage,
- publicise,
- forestall,
- scissure,
- bawl out,
- secluded,
- unbent,
- stand for,
- boot,
- categoric,
- fanny,
- fallible,
- disadvantageous,
- down in the mouth,
- syncope,
- be sick,
- ride,
- clean house,
- ferocious,
- leap,
- shun,
- blue air,
- unconditional,
- squiffy,
- bat,
- grey-headed,
- fleck,
- piercingly,
- even,
- drowse off,
- lusty,
- habitue,
- picaninny,
- poker-faced,
- perfect tense,
- supporting players,
- food color,
- raiment,
- clear up,
- ash grey,
- baseborn,
- poached,
- bragging,
- barbaric,
- smashed,
- stale,
- clog,
- legal injury,
- prize,
- hoary,
- treasonable,
- wanting,
- smashing,
- quiver,
- prisonbreak,
- beguile,
- office,
- sightly,
- intemperately,
- at once,
- matted,
- esurient,
- marvelous,
- cream off,
- squashy,
- efface,
- maddened,
- groundwork,
- decelerate,
- fire,
- amazing,
- give way,
- rickety,
- wrongful conduct,
- sore,
- trail,
- deadening,
- crack,
- frowsy,
- jest,
- lustrelessness,
- spicy,
- pedestal,
- parry,
- run,
- apart,
- jet-black,
- food coloring,
- rough in,
- smooth-spoken,
- glooming,
- nonage,
- nates,
- intoxicant,
- glassy,
- lull,
- rascally,
- smothering,
- sidestep,
- unhealthful,
- unhorse,
- good-for-naught,
- blueish,
- discriminating,
- blank shell,
- fume,
- distinctive,
- jape,
- turn,
- improbable,
- sedative drug,
- drub,
- terminated,
- kill,
- labored,
- ma,
- delight,
- frightening,
- mere,
- repress,
- wipe off,
- nod off,
- withered,
- chopfallen,
- cheating,
- weighty,
- drop back,
- retarding force,
- cypress tree,
- decolorize,
- get to,
- airstream,
- white-hot,
- censurable,
- scold,
- non-jew,
- bulge,
- backbreaking,
- slacken,
- halcyon,
- impregnate,
- motionless,
- embrown,
- bedim,
- egregious,
- bung up,
- bewilder,
- bleached,
- sculpt,
- overblown,
- indo-aryan,
- old,
- crest,
- can,
- stinky,
- pitching,
- poop,
- monotonic,
- faint-hearted,
- weakly,
- cat valium,
- body politic,
- reveal,
- steep,
- apprehensive,
- distorted,
- atom,
- one-sided,
- biting,
- justly,
- grime,
- unplayful,
- courting,
- fill in,
- racy,
- goddamned,
- verdancy,
- smart,
- severance,
- clobber,
- blue devil,
- thorough,
- vex,
- coloring material,
- haul,
- delicately,
- the purple,
- derma,
- hushed,
- circumstantially,
- burnish,
- evening star,
- drainpipe,
- crush,
- stave off,
- stunned,
- red ink,
- down pat,
- tog,
- snow-covered,
- match,
- slaked lime,
- duskiness,
- sulphurous,
- buy,
- gamey,
- die,
- choke off,
- bemire,
- tail,
- upchuck,
- avert,
- flip,
- embodied,
- suit of clothes,
- shamed,
- contemptuous,
- get into,
- touch,
- white river,
- drag out,
- grayish brown,
- groin,
- glaze over,
- don,
- invalidate,
- stun,
- bourgogne,
- crown,
- porno,
- nighted,
- beast,
- mariner,
- adulterate,
- khoisan,
- circus tent,
- distribute,
- check,
- bright blue,
- raceway,
- tiptop,
- absentminded,
- orangish,
- pastelike,
- deplorably,
- unhinged,
- piebald,
- desperate,
- grass,
- fussy,
- megascopic,
- red-blooded,
- steady,
- devastate,
- silver gray,
- wear down,
- troubling,
- dejectedly,
- bronzy,
- groovy,
- tinge,
- insanely,
- quieten,
- staring,
- leaf mustard,
- heave,
- positively charged,
- taint,
- regalia,
- cultural,
- cutthroat,
- colourise,
- unthankful,
- dandy,
- pinch,
- approximative,
- substantial,
- gasconade,
- soccer field,
- down feather,
- illumination,
- seat,
- vino,
- afternoon tea,
- arch,
- violative,
- unfit,
- tawny-brown,
- evaluate,
- shoot down,
- tardily,
- viscous,
- waste,
- nude,
- uncollectible,
- cloak-and-dagger,
- accidentally,
- dredge,
- obscenity,
- entreatingly,
- invigorated,
- tooshie,
- lowly,
- mom,
- goo,
- mill about,
- irritating,
- destitute,
- monitory,
- after part,
- common pepper,
- brumous,
- call on the carpet,
- argent,
- re,
- swell,
- supplement,
- travelling bag,
- goddam,
- go bad,
- molecule,
- creature,
- yellowish brown,
- fall in,
- static,
- ostracize,
- calcium hydroxide,
- cookie,
- queasy,
- caffer,
- infrastructure,
- perplex,
- damned,
- faithless,
- willow tree,
- smasher,
- albumen,
- reddened,
- compressed,
- functional,
- clamant,
- border,
- good luck,
- cappuccino coffee,
- bootlick,
- darned,
- hold in,
- firecracker,
- common cold,
- atomic number 102,
- fantastical,
- son,
- boundary,
- pip,
- loss,
- belt down,
- teasing,
- oriental alabaster,
- mamma,
- wide area network,
- ill-mannered,
- hypodermic,
- square,
- unmannerly,
- iron-grey,
- gabardine,
- spite,
- sorrowing,
- swimming costume,
- amytal,
- naked,
- bobber,
- out-of-bounds,
- acrimonious,
- low-cal,
- wraithlike,
- spoiled,
- flummox,
- dolourous,
- break off,
- indo-european,
- straight off,
- burgundy wine,
- bonnie,
- void,
- bitterly,
- tranquillize,
- one,
- lemon tree,
- grumpy,
- drop behind,
- cunning,
- extortionate,
- indecipherable,
- greyness,
- meritless,
- berth,
- eve,
- cragged,
- embarrassing,
- dimout,
- bone,
- dastard,
- unripe,
- buttocks,
- gap,
- hack,
- crude,
- male child,
- engraved,
- batrachian,
- unnameable,
- get down,
- greenish blue,
- blanched,
- legal profession,
- in the buff,
- upside,
- footgear,
- ruin,
- wear off,
- yellowed,
- sin,
- range,
- undefined,
- caustic lime,
- ointment,
- chicory root,
- aversion,
- cop,
- denigration,
- smut fungus,
- everlasting,
- fauna,
- royal,
- greaser,
- semi-formal,
- dodgy,
- grouchily,
- lurk,
- humans,
- uncoiled,
- esteem,
- edward white,
- silver grey,
- virulent,
- decolor,
- admonitory,
- pronounce,
- unadulterated,
- unwavering,
- march,
- isolated,
- malodour,
- trammel,
- radical,
- dissolver,
- stem,
- nil,
- social status,
- gluey,
- impinge,
- scourge,
- multicolored,
- bleaching agent,
- athletic supporter,
- debase,
- malodor,
- foxy,
- properly,
- bereaved,
- jade-green,
- surreptitious,
- firearm,
- unknowingness,
- blasting,
- zero,
- imploring,
- quiet,
- tranquil,
- blue green,
- trade embargo,
- exceed,
- suggestion,
- light up,
- irreverent,
- in the altogether,
- correctly,
- penetrative,
- musical composition,
- fan,
- evenfall,
- despitefully,
- break up,
- anil,
- sleazy,
- complaint,
- gorge,
- rosiness,
- kick downstairs,
- nucleotide,
- prospicient,
- baffle,
- benumb,
- scratchy,
- crawl,
- sadly,
- cloak,
- get at,
- indigo plant,
- jejune,
- tough,
- bewitch,
- congest,
- put on,
- evenhandedly,
- gray-headed,
- graveness,
- peddle,
- repugnance,
- bleary,
- fleshly,
- cacodaemonic,
- wood coal,
- beverage,
- sporty,
- aguacate,
- igniter,
- pile,
- bounderish,
- tell apart,
- irrefutable,
- restrict,
- unredeemed,
- vermillion,
- hose,
- break of serve,
- minimize,
- gunk,
- park,
- captivate,
- wound,
- al qaida,
- trollop,
- smash up,
- sess,
- adjuvant,
- cold-blooded,
- debilitate,
- profane,
- yankee-doodle,
- distort,
- anuran,
- scant,
- good,
- transgression,
- soppy,
- regorge,
- social station,
- fine-tune,
- enfeeble,
- desert,
- putting green,
- battle of magenta,
- measure,
- mama,
- pinnacle,
- clayey,
- enceinte,
- blot out,
- exsanguinous,
- incline,
- foot,
- spotty,
- rear end,
- onyx marble,
- unclear,
- vulgarism,
- thinning,
- unshrinking,
- gullible,
- hair coloring,
- have in mind,
- academic degree,
- evanesce,
- drag through the mud,
- scanty,
- unreliable,
- rose periwinkle,
- cloud cover,
- angered,
- devour,
- enclothe,
- make clean,
- spill the beans,
- blueness,
- handbag,
- lousy,
- all,
- undercover,
- oppress,
- repulsion,
- slopped,
- veinlike,
- leaping,
- birch tree,
- cracker bonbon,
- mulct,
- appreciate,
- avocado pear,
- brightness level,
- frigidity,
- see,
- nihon,
- stiffly,
- spark,
- out of practice,
- rust-brown,
- turned,
- legal community,
- oily,
- scrape,
- breakout,
- flatcar,
- ill-bred,
- deviate,
- intermission,
- regal,
- lay out,
- bandaged,
- faecal,
- have words,
- profundity,
- opus,
- sincere,
- insolate,
- beaming,
- habilitate,
- Contusing,
- backside,
- stoma,
- better,
- criminalize,
- rommany,
- free,
- corpuscle,
- indigen,
- of a sudden,
- second earl grey,
- dark-brown,
- shoddy,
- even out,
- unbendable,
- abysmally,
- handicap,
- yokelish,
- pitiful,
- confirming,
- insurmountable,
- goose egg,
- uncivilised,
- bully,
- banning,
- rake,
- mote,
- crepe,
- meditative,
- founder,
- luckless,
- trepid,
- running play,
- hearty,
- subspecies,
- soupcon,
- wasteland,
- ray of light,
- wraith,
- wrongly,
- tricksy,
- get behind,
- auction pitch,
- demoralising,
- lollygag,
- great,
- ramshackle,
- watery,
- concealment,
- orangeness,
- majestic,
- fairly,
- ill-timed,
- mustard greens,
- inconceivable,
- ember,
- fastball,
- irradiation,
- exsanguine,
- annul,
- laboured,
- intend,
- mark,
- colours,
- strand,
- jumble,
- devilishly,
- abject,
- hand out,
- muddy up,
- lover,
- nibble,
- lancinate,
- denudate,
- pill pusher,
- bum,
- pixilated,
- tyrannical,
- tail end,
- open frame,
- block,
- caffe latte,
- patched,
- low gear,
- inscrutable,
- reduce,
- cleft,
- mocking,
- squirt,
- vituperate,
- disturbed,
- picket,
- hanker,
- savagely,
- lawsuit,
- ordinate,
- crinkle,
- crook,
- savorless,
- feeble,
- savourless,
- receipts,
- vividness,
- ruckle,
- unwise,
- sonorous,
- refinement,
- ravage,
- rolled oats,
- frail,
- grease,
- lamentation,
- prevention,
- bloom,
- fit,
- slap-up,
- notorious,
- stunner,
- fringe benefit,
- discharge,
- evening clothes,
- lamp shade,
- big top,
- weeping,
- respect,
- evilness,
- modest,
- charcoal grey,
- organise,
- set,
- ragtime,
- mickey,
- confidential,
- coffee tree,
- inflammation,
- leafy vegetable,
- transdermal,
- new,
- pestiferous,
- ancillary,
- cast,
- outlawed,
- suitcase,
- pitiable,
- broody hen,
- ping,
- hawk,
- all over,
- smelly,
- blunt,
- commonwealth,
- ringtail,
- libertine,
- unironed,
- ill luck,
- disconcerting,
- too big for one’s breeches,
- dress,
- fluxing lime,
- misdirect,
- wholly,
- wear thin,
- toxicant,
- enigma,
- filth,
- decolourize,
- mongol,
- misfortune,
- lounge,
- mentally ill,
- offended,
- shadowed,
- extraordinary,
- blueing,
- blanching agent,
- dermal,
- bohemian,
- corium,
- bodied,
- order,
- dewy-eyed,
- tout ensemble,
- out,
- revelatory,
- the likes of,
- inflate,
- tantalise,
- speed,
- arenaceous,
- slowly,
- right wing,
- yellow green,
- undifferentiated,
- prolific,
- supernatural,
- groyne,
- painted,
- contusion,
- knock down,
- temperance,
- unfaithful,
- monger,
- worrying,
- civies,
- kowtow,
- rear,
- inhibit,
- repelling,
- space,
- monotone,
- forthwith,
- dismaying,
- dryness,
- breakage,
- unintimidated,
- incapacitate,
- articled,
- roma,
- veracious,
- exacting,
- whitened,
- tag,
- light source,
- radix,
- over-the-top,
- just,
- interdiction,
- hie,
- hugger-mugger,
- smash,
- blusher,
- weed,
- hummer,
- rally,
- overweight,
- mat up,
- part,
- adverse,
- afflictive,
- plane,
- trespass,
- luridness,
- deliver,
- undeserving,
- cause,
- scatty,
- sharp,
- contuse,
- demoniacal,
- bathing suit,
- thrash,
- erotica,
- saloon,
- lividness,
- longsighted,
- sensitive,
- trade stoppage,
- possessed,
- lumbering,
- jump,
- golden gram,
- kinky,
- purse,
- relegate,
- hidden,
- blood-red,
- elude,
- currant bush,
- cut,
- scuff,
- hun,
- cloudiness,
- raunchy,
- jack,
- jolting,
- blemish,
- tush,
- saffron crocus,
- disconcert,
- knock up,
- swooning,
- lighten up,
- nevertheless,
- apothecary,
- unfinished,
- sluttish,
- sludge,
- unfortunate person,
- lentigo,
- sputter,
- wine-colored,
- mental attitude,
- white person,
- lurch,
- supporter,
- ko,
- lite,
- get out,
- beam,
- singe,
- obviate,
- deucedly,
- olive-drab uniform,
- untimely,
- waxlike,
- blab,
- loaf,
- blow over,
- acquit,
- irritate,
- ethnical,
- enamour,
- rambling,
- intrusion,
- camouflage,
- illicit,
- skinhead,
- stomach,
- deflower,
- dispirit,
- flavorless,
- abstemious,
- unequal,
- tripping,
- maculation,
- substructure,
- naught,
- usurious,
- prey,
- angelical,
- mightily,
- finish,
- unused,
- prise,
- sericeous,
- fainthearted,
- puff,
- drift off,
- shiny,
- pink wine,
- obstinate,
- solarise,
- apprenticed,
- inuit,
- puberulent,
- pop,
- pare,
- sleaze,
- lightness,
- apprehensiveness,
- blowzy,
- imploringly,
- aspersion,
- keep back,
- yet,
- situation,
- catty,
- firmly,
- jaw,
- unconventional,
- melt,
- adulteress,
- novel,
- charcoal-grey,
- lead,
- visible light,
- plumb,
- sensationalistic,
- acid,
- alcohol-dependent,
- depression,
- leach,
- elevation,
- devil,
- expose,
- venose,
- meridian,
- honkey,
- locoweed,
- tearful,
- crossly,
- rebarbative,
- big,
- accurst,
- underground,
- swampy,
- reek,
- step on it,
- valuate,
- dangerous,
- specter,
- outraged,
- tux,
- unlimited,
- give away,
- uncivilized,
- distillery,
- let out,
- positivistic,
- masquerade costume,
- round-eyed,
- apocalyptical,
- oleaginous,
- romantic,
- fogginess,
- rouge,
- heterosexual person,
- reverse lightning,
- mystical,
- penetrating,
- procreative,
- pertinacious,
- prankish,
- shrivelled,
- mischievously,
- greyish brown,
- wakeless,
- immorality,
- timorous,
- kink,
- browned,
- assemble,
- discoloration,
- brownish-red,
- exorbitant,
- gob,
- insalubrious,
- dark-green,
- nada,
- capsicum,
- deuced,
- gentleman’s gentleman,
- peachy,
- injure,
- low-keyed,
- expunge,
- melanosis,
- prosperous,
- muck,
- plug,
- mocha coffee,
- set up,
- cleaning woman,
- silver medal,
- radiate,
- do number on,
- fudge,
- cape periwinkle,
- lamentably,
- emollient,
- softened,
- gamboge,
- greaseball,
- understructure,
- run out,
- silver-tongued,
- chestnut tree,
- totally,
- trace,
- throw up,
- slimy,
- indignant,
- mediocre,
- affluent,
- occultation,
- bikini,
- delivery,
- tiresome,
- goosebump,
- dishonour,
- barricade,
- illumine,
- trigger-happy,
- rectify,
- bang,
- call all bets off,
- instantaneously,
- conflict,
- abyssal,
- completely,
- torturesome,
- brute,
- deep brown,
- linden,
- now,
- block up,
- rump,
- wide,
- romani,
- recoil,
- mahogany tree,
- zilch,
- extract,
- blacking,
- incised,
- rightfield,
- hotfoot,
- lord’s day,
- strike,
- simple,
- muffle,
- tip,
- taunt,
- preset,
- quarter,
- lounge suit,
- ill-gotten,
- regretful,
- sweet,
- salmon pink,
- recollective,
- zip,
- tearing,
- right on,
- cheapness,
- grey-haired,
- duck’s egg,
- blockade,
- moony,
- take a hop,
- happy chance,
- rottenly,
- moneyed,
- sedative,
- private,
- amercement,
- unstable,
- accoutrement,
- distasteful,
- copper color,
- block off,
- loose,
- basal,
- half-bred,
- primitive person,
- fleshy,
- linear,
- clipping,
- risque,
- bigheaded,
- resile,
- unsympathetic,
- disgusted,
- fishy,
- exigent,
- pick,
- bracing,
- drainage,
- creep,
- bad-mannered,
- prohibition era,
- green soy,
- soaked,
- chap,
- good-for-nothing,
- hair dye,
- skanky,
- derriere,
- maculate,
- bland,
- mute,
- marginal,
- foresightful,
- fated,
- territory,
- line,
- proper,
- sea dog,
- beamy,
- brood hen,
- immature,
- pull down,
- qualified,
- unbecoming,
- stinging,
- out of the blue,
- gilt,
- brightness,
- patch,
- particoloured,
- animal black,
- bonny,
- mat,
- tarnish,
- rich,
- tweed,
- sandlike,
- organize,
- slip,
- robe,
- white pepper,
- spare,
- round top,
- heater,
- animate being,
- multicoloured,
- boring,
- nettle,
- upper side,
- hussy,
- stick,
- dried-up,
- nicety,
- athlete,
- fallacious,
- adult male,
- lawless,
- ungratifying,
- mad,
- gentile,
- unconquerable,
- bastardly,
- au naturel,
- sloughy,
- sound,
- withal,
- mystify,
- piccaninny,
- chafe,
- enthrall,
- bolshie,
- loaded,
- sedate,
- blue pencil,
- bare-assed,
- pigmy,
- crowing,
- drink,
- let on,
- devastating,
- eloquent,
- indentured,
- gamy,
- befuddled,
- pinko,
- matt,
- barf,
- dwarf,
- plodding,
- top side,
- carry,
- pensive,
- recess,
- two-dimensional,
- theme,
- cryptic,
- baldhead,
- splodge,
- veil,
- luminousness,
- flesh-coloured,
- art object,
- discover,
- shoe polish,
- peregrine,
- placid,
- biased,
- jet plane,
- vitiate,
- screen,
- woolgathering,
- defamation,
- muzzle,
- marxist,
- deflated,
- rancid,
- tantalize,
- jade green,
- fog,
- diseased,
- precious coral,
- error,
- knock,
- gloss,
- chocolate-brown,
- hadean,
- browning automatic rifle,
- rail,
- setting hen,
- lick,
- assault,
- dark blue,
- zinging,
- goose bump,
- disgustful,
- malay,
- pocketbook,
- apparel,
- bobfloat,
- blast,
- summit,
- enchant,
- ghost,
- naval forces,
- fuzzy,
- electropositive,
- fit out,
- abhorrent,
- sable’s hair pencil,
- harrowing,
- deport,
- stage,
- notion,
- strumpet,
- whitener,
- economic value,
- dispatch,
- on the spur of the moment,
- strangle,
- charcoal gray,
- nighttime,
- red coral,
- unyielding,
- foul-smelling,
- right field,
- unsaved,
- earthy,
- adamantine,
- note value,
- preoccupied,
- track,
- watch,
- dodge,
- transdermic,
- hold back,
- in haste,
- stigma,
- oxford grey,
- center,
- parboil,
- scramble,
- ill-tempered,
- tumble-down,
- cockeyed,
- direct,
- unvalued,
- exterminates,
- maize,
- ass,
- no-count,
- unfriendly,
- lowbred,
- snooty,
- rank and file,
- gush,
- kos,
- aught,
- blowsy,
- silence,
- astuteness,
- pestilent,
- prohibited,
- throw,
- double birdie,
- implike,
- chickenhearted,
- hindquarters,
- monotonous,
- souse,
- hapless,
- spew,
- retard,
- cave in,
- calico,
- yearn,
- green gram,
- tire,
- seawall,
- go under,
- expectant,
- crafty,
- frisson,
- glad,
- back up,
- hasten,
- auxiliary,
- spell,
- blind,
- dazed,
- gravelly,
- descry,
- quaggy,
- funfair,
- deteriorate,
- sport,
- soapy,
- snap,
- pillory,
- the like,
- unmannered,
- resiny,
- shadiness,
- rubor,
- vegetational,
- multi-colored,
- attire,
- tingle,
- infract,
- ignitor,
- collar,
- refuse,
- plum tree,
- entirely,
- stripped,
- pugnacious,
- offence,
- plaster,
- wrapped,
- dissolving agent,
- mystery,
- vegetive,
- besotted,
- insistent,
- indigotin,
- bang-up,
- pill roller,
- uncongenial,
- centre,
- drop,
- vend,
- rupture,
- botchy,
- regurgitate,
- cower,
- butcherly,
- ponderous,
- illegalize,
- fag,
- robust,
- sluggish,
- positivist,
- cloggy,
- slant,
- goop,
- us navy,
- bad luck,
- malaysian,
- crabbed,
- remains,
- consume,
- take in,
- press cutting,
- sensual,
- erupt,
- ill-famed,
- bounce,
- malefic,
- scoundrelly,
- topaz,
- lulu,
- vapid,
- miserly,
- skunk,
- atrociously,
- devoid,
- denunciatory,
- blotto,
- bead,
- beseechingly,
- answer,
- pall,
- yellow-bellied,
- crack up,
- spy,
- skirt,
- gummy,
- atomic number 79,
- hale,
- pornography,
- achromasia,
- ward off,
- infirm,
- aweary,
- lay waste to,
- discriminatory,
- substandard,
- heedful,
- wakeful,
- forged,
- appurtenance,
- varicoloured,
- tyrannous,
- disturbing,
- dominate,
- slut,
- animal charcoal,
- utter,
- unvarying,
- ironic,
- laugh,
- similar,
- unbowed,
- bark,
- obliterate,
- pollute,
- fuddle,
- annoy,
- operative,
- flea-bitten,
- gain vigor,
- separate,
- doze off,
- rose-cheeked,
- nippon,
- crappy,
- shrunken,
- spoilt,
- soft coal,
- become,
- stuporous,
- shred,
- 2-dimensional,
- stinker,
- wearing,
- graven,
- valet,
- transcutaneous,
- black-and-blue,
- uncomely,
- taco,
- funky,
- care,
- incubus,
- looker,
- cool,
- unfermented,
- tatterdemalion,
- wish,
- louis harold gray,
- annihilating,
- suppression,
- shut-in,
- cant over,
- meanspirited,
- plastered,
- straight person,
- antic,
- rosy-cheeked,
- decolourise,
- align,
- yellowness,
- ferment,
- acrid,
- flyblown,
- corporal,
- backwash,
- agonizing,
- mar,
- slicing,
- get rid of,
- world,
- intertwine,
- purplish blue,
- push down,
- buttery,
- security review,
- blue angel,
- blossom,
- eventide,
- pick up,
- while,
- puritanic,
- root word,
- out of the question,
- dope off,
- vehement,
- cat,
- downwards,
- rice paddy,
- tabloid,
- pot,
- composition,
- pocket,
- rush,
- pose,
- cast out,
- traveling bag,
- masquerade,
- lemon yellow,
- esquimau,
- distinguish,
- appraise,
- scour,
- rightfulness,
- consecutive,
- quicklime,
- fountain,
- foresighted,
- viridity,
- recrudesce,
- grayness,
- inconsolable,
- bother,
- varnished,
- annihilative,
- all the same,
- bribe,
- very well,
- profoundness,
- teetotal,
- found,
- wolf,
- sluice,
- tremendous,
- violent,
- pay,
- electron beam,
- settle,
- cayenne jasmine,
- brand,
- efflorescence,
- criminalise,
- blackthorn,
- moonshine,
- profligate,
- triumph,
- fuzz,
- incubation,
- moo,
- skim off,
- nonplus,
- mung bean plant,
- uncontaminating,
- sanguine,
- visible radiation,
- undecipherable,
- cocksure,
- tatter,
- brook,
- icky,
- drinking chocolate,
- free-base,
- white-livered,
- porcine,
- taking into custody,
- fluent,
- befog,
- classical,
- soulfulness,
- splotch,
- austere,
- razz,
- overhear,
- jot,
- flannel,
- hush up,
- downer,
- mask,
- revulsion,
- overclothes,
- decolorise,
- decrepit,
- unauthorised,
- mottle,
- unsanded,
- unfathomable,
- munggo,
- blue sky,
- shinny,
- soaker,
- quip,
- fill out,
- stock-still,
- condemn,
- grief-stricken,
- toady,
- fusain,
- human beings,
- seam,
- kayoed,
- clay,
- saucy,
- bolshy,
- floor,
- coffee berry,
- lightheaded,
- discern,
- grovel,
- cracking,
- cattish,
- virtuous,
- beseem,
- slow up,
- hold,
- go through,
- dope,
- think of,
- freshly,
- think,
- lost,
- ag,
- matt-up,
- favorable,
- balmy,
- spring,
- purge,
- glutinous,
- edacious,
- crock,
- large,
- rocky,
- tainted,
- languish,
- musing,
- humanity,
- apparition,
- split up,
- ocean,
- bathing costume,
- nark,
- empurpled,
- low temperature,
- veritable,
- numb,
- hazel tree,
- prohibitionist,
- fecund,
- correct,
- level,
- clamber,
- confound,
- gloat,
- destined,
- right away,
- avoid,
- toilsome,
- jockstrap,
- opinion,
- green bean,
- swoon,
- humiliated,
- ripe,
- malted,
- odd,
- ailment,
- weighed down,
- spoil,
- pig,
- suffer,
- result,
- hedge,
- illume,
- shade off,
- cu,
- imperial,
- miry,
- pharmacist,
- defect,
- virgo,
- verboten,
- questioning,
- worthless,
- caucasic,
- heterosexual,
- flop,
- shitlist,
- sassy,
- unruffled,
- resistant,
- dismay,
- devalued,
- recognize,
- foreclose,
- hazelnut,
- pearly-white,
- prat,
- appurtenant,
- jet-propelled plane,
- hide,
- miscreant,
- ovalbumin,
- cringe,
- vomit up,
- alkali,
- ironical,
- felt,
- debauch,
- run afoul,
- unshakable,
- viscid,
- flavourless,
- banish,
- short,
- intermit,
- headdress,
- heathen,
- true,
- tone down,
- transport,
- dreaded,
- prime,
- run-down,
- sink,
- dissolvent,
- quelling,
- orange tree,
- reverberate,
- wrinkly,
- sporting,
- rosaceous,
- unfaltering,
- udder,
- isosmotic,
- keister,
- overconfident,
- rummy,
- incisive,
- flatware,
- rust fungus,
- case,
- sloshed,
- mist,
- potent,
- unintelligible,
- stick out,
- dress up,
- amiss,
- slow down,
- bare-ass,
- substantiate,
- time out,
- put off,
- unvoiced,
- break away,
- atomic number 27,
- suffocative,
- confine,
- low-pitched,
- coss,
- exquisitely,
- fetid,
- humbled,
- whole,
- roughshod,
- aureate,
- birthday suit,
- objurgate,
- seedy,
- haywire,
- honey oil,
- recording label,
- abide,
- fetor,
- give birth,
- mussy,
- ruthless,
- vomit,
- beam of light,
- wild blue yonder,
- sloppy,
- turn out,
- toss,
- stuck-up,
- awesome,
- impudent,
- persnickety,
- amaze,
- enamor,
- salientian,
- colourful,
- sing,
- decent,
- tomb,
- typic,
- shell,
- roll of tobacco,
- shadowiness,
- gear,
- pathologic,
- pause,
- suspensor,
- unfrequented,
- damp,
- unctuous,
- harsh,
- same,
- acme,
- importunately,
- table mustard,
- transcend,
- barroom,
- wooing,
- yellowish pink,
- wet,
- dipsomaniac,
- huffish,
- cool down,
- trance,
- fall asleep,
- sole,
- sly,
- potable,
- hurriedly,
- slice,
- bereavement,
- ill-scented,
- purblind,
- derogate,
- misfortunate,
- frozen,
- bachelor of arts in nursing,
- calorie-free,
- scratch,
- dilapidated,
- saintly,
- stipple,
- rush along,
- dummy,
- blessed,
- deathlike,
- deconsecrate,
- unavowed,
- awed,
- green river,
- scintillation,
- filter,
- pure,
- acidulate,
- gravel,
- plain,
- charwoman,
- grease one’s palms,
- lecture,
- irradiate,
- jailbreak,
- overstep,
- unnoticeable,
- blob,
- uppish,
- subvert,
- sheer,
- lifelessly,
- indispose,
- nullify,
- stomate,
- get around,
- hilly,
- hold out,
- at the same time,
- cutis,
- tranquillise,
- embody,
- fascinate,
- lily-livered,
- jadestone,
- surd,
- objet d’art,
- mountainous,
- take over,
- baldy,
- sulfurous,
- indefinable,
- bedevil,
- edge,
- tanned,
- rapacious,
- fleeceable,
- wane,
- steel gray,
- bob,
- illegitimate,
- decry,
- peculiar,
- jolty,
- rebound,
- wild,
- caucasoid,
- old salt,
- premonition,
- snow-clad,
- atomic number 47,
- human being,
- laborious,
- starchy,
- plus,
- tire out,
- straight-out,
- upset,
- whirligig,
- treasure,
- wildcat,
- naughtily,
- cypher,
- bring out,
- delete,
- swarthiness,
- unaccented,
- humble,
- mash bean,
- activewear,
- discontinue,
- solution,
- quixotic,
- snapper,
- wrongful,
- languid,
- accessary,
- courtship,
- commons,
- voiceless,
- perk up,
- crimp,
- air,
- beauty,
- assess,
- gloominess,
- unobjectionable,
- antipathy,
- bazaar,
- tease,
- colorize,
- sky,
- injurious,
- take hold of,
- wandering,
- merriment,
- model,
- recognise,
- shadower,
- conduct,
- impair,
- drag in,
- semblance,
- fell,
- poorly,
- inculcate,
- nothing,
- heavily,
- cherry-red,
- geological fault,
- waterlogged,
- cerulean,
- washy,
- blotting out,
- remorseless,
- clean-living,
- sunday,
- rape,
- cherry red,
- sickly,
- apartment,
- varicolored,
- winkle,
- twisted,
- butt,
- degraded,
- revile,
- tattle,
- juicy,
- birken,
- rebuke,
- arcanum,
- gruelling,
- abominably,
- lighten,
- rigid,
- steadfast,
- spotlight,
- huckster,
- culpable,
- dress down,
- pernicious,
- ravenous,
- kayo,
- digest,
- no-account,
- common,
- alight,
- corvus,
- ground,
- deshabille,
- newly,
- disenable,
- spectre,
- blistering,
- sable brush,
- tricky,
- linden tree,
- awry,
- indigene,
- grayish,
- dirty word,
- two-piece suit,
- meek,
- membership,
- take to task,
- pom,
- sparkle,
- bust,
- chuck,
- adamant,
- right-hand,
- bone char,
- colourize,
- vegetal,
- peel,
- grandiloquent,
- develop,
- position,
- gray-haired,
- charnel,
- severe,
- yellowish green,
- prodigious,
- get,
- offense,
- sacrilegious,
- crazy,
- tack,
- in a flash,
- voracious,
- gelidity,
- charge,
- woman’s hat,
- null,
- have on,
- crocked,
- dismally,
- common raccoon,
- wither,
- cooly,
- black book,
- consummate,
- belittle,
- tuxedo,
- felicitous,
- straightforward,
- sheepish,
- natural,
- nauseous,
- sunburn,
- profound,
- blackout,
- keep down,
- full-strength,
- corking,
- babble,
- tedious,
- puke,
- vestige,
- imply,
- sodding,
- refreshing,
- talk,
- ok,
- suspend,
- deepness,
- accommodate,
- lush,
- murkiness,
- come apart,
- twit,
- tender,
- sales pitch,
- life-threatening,
- roving,
- direful,
- languorous,
- subtlety,
- cobalt blue,
- feeling,
- blooded,
- ostracise,
- working,
- lazuline,
- little finger,
- suffering,
- effulgent,
- genus sepia,
- enthral,
- joke,
- discolorize,
- get off,
- ravisher,
- tartarean,
- blab out,
- blotted out,
- dust-covered,
- sympathetic,
- apprehension,
- abstracted,
- befuddle,
- paddy field,
- film editing,
- poor people,
- fixture,
- underbred,
- marshy,
- devotee,
- traverse,
- stillness,
- aright,
- peak,
- awe-inspiring,
- outwear,
- aristocratic,
- red-faced,
- hang around,
- uncivil,
- cryptical,
- no-good,
- old maid,
- guilty,
- taproom,
- uncover,
- mill around,
- chew up,
- pick out,
- imperfect,
- ended,
- downward,
- unexpressive,
- malt,
- corpse,
- cipher,
- amerindic,
- homo,
- overtake,
- acerb,
- behind,
- iron blue,
- becharm,
- arcdegree,
- alligator pear,
- broken,
- unflinching,
- gram molecule,
- unwrap,
- like a shot,
- evade,
- toad frog,
- tears,
- sapless,
- tempestuous,
- aristocratical,
- flower,
- orphic,
- frizz,
- instantly,
- badness,
- blue-blooded,
- compensate,
- bounds,
- sweep,
- deep,
- discolorise,
- flat tire,
- cork up,
- resolvent,
- torturing,
- bunged up,
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- hitch,
- ho-hum,
- tonic,
- mobile river,
- light-green,
- subjugate,
- scavenge,
- timid,
- flatness,
- break dance,
- atomic number 29,
- raspy,
- dish,
- wroth,
- primula,
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- fast,
- deprave,
- took out,
- break-dance,
- likeable,
- draped,
- underclothing,
- pull,
- easy,
- dead,
- multi-colour,
- fat,
- fret,
- stripe,
- lilac-colored,
- place,
- wealthy,
- fear,
- tangent,
- wanton,
- instant,
- bucket along,
- entail,
- ruby-red,
- subscript,
- strict,
- dapple,
- sunshine,
- fairish,
- matte up,
- frigid,
- give out,
- rotted,
- mongolic,
- magniloquent,
- rap,
- lividity,
- wrongfulness,
- puritanical,
- shut up,
- straggling,
- over-embellished,
- bullet,
- al qaeda,
- unmentionable,
- jack-tar,
- damage,
- infuriated,
- frothy,
- deviant,
- colly,
- uncut,
- all right,
- milklike,
- obliterated,
- comparable,
- ginzo,
- refreshed,
- proscription,
- unpronounceable,
- badmouth,
- press clipping,
- eveningwear,
- multicolour,
- cursed,
- ungrateful,
- stabbing,
- fearsome,
- fuddled,
- high style,
- wily,
- grueling,
- consistent,
- mighty,
- skim,
- malefactor,
- rasping,
- unenlightening,
- occult arts,
- crock up,
- missing,
- damn,
- cannonball along,
- unsavoury,
- rag week,
- decline,
- gestate,
- fornicatress,
- outpouring,
- distressed,
- break out,
- sportsmanlike,
- lighter,
- serious,
- running game,
- nonetheless,
- sombreness,
- cant,
- black pepper,
- seriously,
- blackball,
- dumbfound,
- vulgar,
- unknown,
- worrisome,
- measly,
- circumvent,
- proscribed,
- kotow,
- calumny,
- human race,
- calcium hydrate,
- sprawling,
- playfulness,
- muddied,
- bottle up,
- bolshevik,
- enrapture,
- blear,
- score out,
- off-key,
- hoar,
- outrage,
- unconstipated,
- go,
- linger,
- likable,
- half-blooded,
- pelt along,
- banger,
- intemperate,
- caffre,
- puckish,
- lethal,
- blushful,
- dinner jacket,
- grieving,
- demented,
- sourness,
- purpurate,
- prang up,
- guinea,
- dysphoric,
- low-toned,
- knock out,
- instill,
- cup of tea,
- belt along,
- view,
- buckram,
- nifty,
- full-blood,
- particle,
- billow,
- shift,
- monggo,
- grab,
- phantom,
- clean and jerk,
- unadvisable,
- unsheathed,
- rift,
- spook,
- head off,
- coffee cappuccino,
- tone,
- sink in,
- emblematic,
- fracture,
- sorely,
- invest,
- paleness,
- wearable,
- inactive,
- gravity,
- egg white,
- convinced,
- cinnamon bark,
- wise,
- forbiddance,
- burnt umber,
- solitary,
- sticky,
- suck up,
- rosy-colored,
- succory,
- tumble,
- homicidal,
- lackadaisical,
- barbarian,
- grating,
- mastered,
- go against,
- crash,
- pompous,
- carnal,
- super acid,
- lime tree,
- unembellished,
- height,
- mingy,
- mystic,
- java,
- deficient,
- untellable,
- powdery-blue,
- lime hydrate,
- inexcusable,
- choke,
- footle,
- hone,
- indecorous,
- social rank,
- mucilaginous,
- calm down,
- strawberry,
- peppercorn,
- presentiment,
- insipid,
- soft,
- flatbed,
- snatch,
- inner light,
- pontifical,
- reddish blue,
- melancholic,
- cupper,
- paltry,
- incorrect,
- barbarous,
- publicize,
- 144,
- rose wine,
- tenacious,
- distressful,
- virginal,
- motley,
- contaminate,
- demote,
- united states navy,
- lusterlessness,
- refulgent,
- greens,
- beseeching,
- exceedingly,
- heathenish,
- scandalmongering,
- mephistophelean,
- hole-and-corner,
- crisp,
- positive degree,
- hang back,
- straightaway,
- loiter,
- zippo,
- fatigue,
- deep red,
- formalwear,
- dip,
- lambast,
- beat,
- unseemly,
- impression,
- support,
- arse,
- davy’s grey,
- boche,
- pregnant,
- contain,
- unseasonable,
- bluing,
- isle of man,
- luminosity,
- wickedness,
- fed up,
- athletic wear,
- denude,
- promiscuous,
- creaky,
- patrician,
- color in,
- mantrap,
- birch rod,
- censoring,
- co,
- old bag,
- altogether,
- beastly,
- wrothful,
- buffet,
- crooked,
- wayward,
- kick,
- dyspeptic,
- perfective tense,
- common ivy,
- limit,
- demoralizing,
- scrunch,
- land,
- soused,
- misrepresented,
- foetor,
- soberness,
- ebony tree,
- rivet,
- bilious,
- contaminating,
- denunciative,
- brutally,
- seaman,
- divulge,
- soundless,
- remonstrate,
- particolored,
- co-ordinate,
- focus,
- saltation,
- stifling,
- lallygag,
- acetify,
- break down,
- overcasting,
- unsmooth,
- soften,
- singular,
- throttle,
- douse,
- grip,
- aboriginal,
- low-key,
- dampen,
- suntanned,
- bitterness,
- pie-eyed,
- off,
- uninfected,
- silent,
- sculpture,
- lacking,
- newspaper clipping,
- knockout,
- unappreciated,
- shudder,
- insensate,
- disappearance,
- au,
- conquer,
- lampshade,
- moth-eaten,
- rum,
- pass,
- tincture,
- innocent,
- white-haired,
- lucky,
- saintlike,
- xanthous,
- contemplative,
- cherry tree,
- stand,
- acidify,
- shiver,
- loathly,
- cuticle,
- small,
- firm,
- baldpate,
- swimsuit,
- lachrymose,
- fleet,
- marked-up,
- tabu,
- bulwark,
- reinvigorated,
- struggle,
- add-on,
- pallidness,
- finely,
- knocked out,
- goddamn,
- northerner,
- bagful,
- unsporting,
- frizzle,
- serviceman,
- home,
- nuance,
- conk out,
- rumple,
- bluish green,
- pinkie,
- drag on,
- jerk,
- wipe out,
- cross,
- adorn,
- zonk out,
- carnival,
- only,
- despoil,
- wear upon,
- categorical,
- charm,
- rough out,
- caloric,
- thudding,
- resolution,
- tinct,
- shaft of light,
- tap,
- guileful,
- punic,
- porn,
- angelic,
- expect,
- let the cat out of the bag,
- reprimand,
- awing,
- felt up,
- suspension,
- cautionary,
- rile,
- slack,
- hind end,
- hint,
- repellant,
- cowardly,
- calm,
- gentle,
- honest,
- bumpy,
- hush-hush,
- unsportsmanlike,
- light-headed,
- sens,
- refreshful,
- gravid,
- slime,
- queer,
- clog up,
- devolve,
- fouled,
- prostration,
- blue-green,
- discombobulate,
- alky,
- predate,
- sunburnt,
- undutiful,
- incontrovertible,
- teetotum,
- hot flash,
- edward douglas white jr.,
- perch,
- paying attention,
- sales talk,
- cut down,
- demoralize,
- abnegate,
- honk,
- over,
- damaging,
- trip up,
- disgorge,
- inscribe,
- wine-coloured,
- temperamental,
- burn,
- neutral,
- blackening,
- fault,
- misconduct,
- pondering,
- deduct,
- play,
- capsicum pepper plant,
- ultramarine blue,
- spue,
- time value,
- hazelnut tree,
- lacuna,
- contuses,
- bolt down,
- wolflike,
- aborigine,
- come down,
- approximate,
- causa,
- dissolute,
- ash gray,
- concluded,
- mite,
- fox,
- spinning top,
- sainted,
- fogged,
- disdainful,
- gilded,
- intransigent,
- perquisite,
- yellow-brown,
- closed book,
- interruption,
- colouration,
- animal,
- crabby,
- rub out,
- purpleness,
- bespeckle,
- topographic point,
- guck,
- caramelized sugar,
- refine,
- tusk,
- somberness,
- corporate,
- thematic apperception test,
- cart,
- nomadic,
- slick,
- babble out,
- burnt lime,
- pensiveness,
- nauseated,
- decently,
- reasonable,
- tired of,
- reflective,
- letting down,
- rate,
- small-arm,
- cake,
- reproductive,
- concentrate,
- outrank,
- grave accent,
- edward d. white,
- unbalanced,
- light within,
- iciness,
- mum,
- agonising,
- druggist,
- interrupt,
- false,
- acute,
- strip,
- treasonous,
- basswood,
- bleach out,
- hat shop,
- seafarer,
- dissipated,
- burgoo,
- unconsolable,
- emancipationist,
- punishing,
- in darkness,
- mystifying,
- shaft,
- mulberry tree,
- incorrectly,
- decaffeinated coffee,
- mephitis,
- discolourise,
- do a number on,
- buffer,
- wear out,
- impossible,
- flurry,
- blameful,
- hatred,
- glumness,
- waste pipe,
- thermic,
- black bile,
- gravely,
- signify,
- mol,
- legal transfer,
- hangdog,
- glaring,
- ooze,
- pass off,
- snap off,
- oxford gray,
- cleanse,
- ricochet,
- blench,
- brainsick,
- set out,
- muffled,
- overcloud,
- deflect,
- right-down,
- streak,
- fail,
- ravening,
- sweetheart,
- hideous,
- peeled,
- alike,
- goose skin,
- dishonor,
- taking out,
- heady,
- have,
- earnest,
- silverish,
- tea leaf,
- tegument,
- crumple,
- superlative,
- cinnabar,
- chopper,
- favourable,
- exclude,
- lancinating,
- speechless,
- sozzled,
- unripened,
- clear,
- cooky,
- tilt,
- tranquilize,
- calcium oxide,
- all of a sudden,
- teatime,
- wanness,
- recoup,
- orange red,
- light-colored,
- drink down,
- powerful,
- sunlight,
- foundation,
- deject.
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- opal.
How to use «Black» in context?
What does the word black mean?
Black is the darkest color in the visible spectrum of electromagnetic radiation. In the CMYK color model, black is defined as C=0, M=0, Y=0, K=100. Black is the only non-white color in the basic color wheel.
The first black paint experiment was conducted by the ancient Egyptians. They used soot from burning papyrus to create a black color that was used for paintings and carvings.
Black has been used for different purposes throughout history. In China, black ink was used for writing books and paper.
Paraphrases for Black:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Forward Entailment
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Adjective
dark, darkest.
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Proper noun, singular
dark.
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Noun, singular or mass
dark, darkness.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
blackish, bleak, clandestine, coloured, gloomy, illegal, slick, subterranean, undeclared, underground, black-and-white, blacked-out, afro-colombian.
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Proper noun, singular
Lions, boys, guillemots.
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Noun, singular or mass
blacklist, halibut, slick.
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Adjective
Hypernym for Black:
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n.
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attribute
sable, coal black, soot black, ebony, jet black, pitch black.
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attribute
Hyponym for Black:
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n.
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artifact
Habiliment, article of clothing, clothing, vesture, wear, wearable, piece, man.
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attribute
achromatic color, Achromatic Colour.
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artifact
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v.
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change
colour, discolor, color, discolour.
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change
Synonyms
Antonyms
Etymology
Rhymes with Black
- post-attack
- vanvlack
- knick-knack
- unpack
- tabak
- stracke
- strack
- repack
- oblak
- dulac
- chirac
- beaulac
- whack
- trak
- track
- trac
- stack
- stac
- spak
- spack
- snack
- smack
- slack
- schrack
- schnack
- schlack
- quack
- plaque
- placke
- plack
How do you pronounce black?
Pronounce black as blæk.
US — How to pronounce black in American English
UK — How to pronounce black in British English
Sentences with black
Quotes about black
7. black
adjective. [‘ˈblæk’] offering little or no hope.
Etymology
- black (Middle English (1100-1500))
10. black
adjective. [‘ˈblæk’] extremely dark.
Etymology
- black (Middle English (1100-1500))
Hooper came, the first thing that their eyes rested on was the same horrible black veil, which had added deeper gloom to the funeral, and could portend nothing but evil to the wedding.
The next day, the whole village of Milford talked of little else than Parson Hooper’s black veil.
Now and again a black warrior would rush from a near by temple bearing a young woman in his arms.
U-Dor moved his Princess’ Odwar three squares diagonally to the right, which placed the piece upon the Black Chief’s Odwar’s seventh.
Once seated within what he already considered his new possession, the black‘s courage began to wane and when the motor was started and the great propeller commenced to whir, he screamed to the Englishman to stop the thing and permit him to alight, but the aviator could neither hear nor understand the black above the noise of the propeller and exhaust.
The Claytons heeded Black Michael’s instructions so well that they saw but little of the crew and knew nothing of the plans the men were making.
A black stuck his head inside the shed door, saying, —
The creatures flopped first one way and then the other, showing black or white by turns; and now another joined them, appearing on another rock.
This smoke (or flame, perhaps, would be the better word for it) was so bright that the deep blue sky overhead and the hazy stretches of brown common towards Chertsey, set with black pine trees, seemed to darken abruptly as these puffs arose, and to remain the darker after their dispersal.
Some distance ahead of him Tantor moved steadily along the well-worn elephant trail, and ahead of Tantor a crouching, black warrior listened intently in the middle of the path.
«Do you know where your master has gone?» he asked the black.
She was much amazed when she heard that all the wood was cut down, and saw the axe unbroken in his hand, and since she could not believe that he had done all this by himself, she questioned him narrowly if he had seen or spoken to the black girl.
Noiseless as the fellow’s shadow, the ape-man raced after the terror-stricken black. In the white man’s mind was a new plan, awakened by sight of the war-canoe.
Indignation that a mere black should laugh at him mastered Jerry, and the next moment his puppy teeth, sharp-pointed as needles, had scored the astonished black‘s naked calf in long parallel scratches from each of which leaped the instant blood.
«Ah, me poor Mary,» sobbed the woman in black. With low, coddling cries, she sank on her knees by the mourner’s chair, and put her arms about her.