Synonyms: Assemble, Brainstorm, Build, Compose, Concoct, Construct, Contrive, Create, Devise, Erect, Fashion, Form, Formulate, Frame, Invent, Join, Make, Mix, Organize, Shape, Structure, Produce, Cook Up, Dream Up, Put Together, Throw Together, Make Up, Head Trip, Turn Out, Prefab, Piece Together, Throw Up, Cobble Up, Fit Together, Knock Together,

Antonyms: Break, Demolish, Destroy, Disarrange, Divide, Neglect, Raze, Ruin, Separate, Wreck, Tell Truth,

Fabulous

Meaning: Incredible.

Synonyms: Aces, Astonishing, Astounding, Awesome, Best, Breathtaking, Cool, Extravagant, Fab, Fantastic, Fictitious, Greatest, Groovy, Immense, Inconceivable, Incredible, Legendary, Marvelous, Outrageous, Peachy, Phenomenal, Rad, Remarkable, Spectacular, Striking, Stupendous, Super, Superb, Terrific, Unbelievable, Unreal, Wicked, Primo, Prodigious,

Antonyms: Bad, Believable, Common, Credible, Expected, Inferior, Normal, Ordinary, Plain, Plausible, Poor, Regular, Simple, Usual,

Facet

Meaning: One of the small triangular plane surfaces of a diamond or other gem.

Synonyms: Angle, Appearance, Character, Face, Feature, Front, Hand, Level, Obverse, Part, Phase, Plane, Side, Slant, Switch, Twist,

Antonyms: Back, Rear,

Facetious

Meaning: Amusing.

Synonyms: Amusing, Blithe, Capering, Clever, Comic, Comical, Droll, Dry, Fanciful, Farcical, Flip, Flippant, Frivolous, Funny, Gay, Humorous, Indecorous, Ironic, Irreverent, Jesting, Jocose, Jocular, Joking, Laughable, Ludicrous, Merry, Playful, Pleasant, Ridiculous, Salty, Sarcastic, Satirical, Smart, Sportive, Sprightly, Waggish, Whimsical, Witty, Wry, Joshing, Not Serious,

Antonyms: Formal, Grave, Serious, Unfunny,

Facial

Meaning: Pertaining to the face.

Synonyms: Advance, Anterior, Fore, Foremost, Front, Head, Leading, Ventral,

Antonyms: Back, Backward, Ending, Last, Later, Meek, Past, Reserved, Reversing, Shy, Timid,

Facile

Meaning: Not difficult to do.

Synonyms: Accomplished, Adept, Adroit, Apparent, Articulate, Breeze, Cursory, Deft, Dexterous, Effortless, Flip, Fluent, Glib, Hasty, Light, Obvious, Picnic, Practiced, Quick, Ready, Shallow, Simple, Skillful, Slick, Smooth, Superficial, Uncomplicated, Voluble, Pushover, Proficient, Untroublesome, Easy As Pie, Fast Talk,

Antonyms: Arduous, Complicated, Confusing, Difficult, Hard, Involved, Laborious, Profound,

Facilitate

Meaning: To make more easy.

Synonyms: Aid, Ease, Expedite, Forward, Further, Help, Simplify, Smooth, Speed, Promote, Walk Through, Speed Up, Grease The Wheels, Make Easy, Open Doors, Run Interference For,

Antonyms: Block, Cease, Check, Delay, Detain, Halt, Hinder, Hurt, Impede, Injure, Obstruct, Slow, Stop, Worsen, Prohibit, Make Difficult,

Facility

Meaning: Ease.

Synonyms: Address, Adroitness, Aptitude, Bent, Competence, Dexterity, Efficiency, Expertness, Fluency, Knack, Leaning, Lightness, Poise, Quickness, Readiness, Skill, Smoothness, Spontaneity, Tact, Turn, Wit, Propensity, Proficiency, Skillfulness, Smooth Sailing, Effortlessness,

Antonyms: Clumsiness, Difficulty, Disinclination, Hardness, Inability, Incapability, Incapacity, Incompetence, Ineptness,

Facsimile

Meaning: An exact copy or reproduction.

Synonyms: arbon, Clone, Copy, Copycat, Ditto, Double, Dupe, Duplicate, Likeness, Miniature, Mirror, Photocopy, Photostat, Replica, Replication, Ringer, Stat, Transcript, Twin, Xerox, Print, Mimeo, Repro, Dead Ringer, Spitting Image, Chip Off Old Block, Carbon Copy, Reduplication,

Antonyms: Original,

Faction

Meaning: A number of persons combined for a common purpose.

Synonyms: Annihilations, Band, Bloc, Bunch, Cabal, Cell, Circle, Clan, Clique, Club, Combination, Combine, Concern, Conclave, Confederacy, Conspiracy, Contingent, Coterie, Crew, Crowd, Design, Division, Entente, Gang, Junta, Knot, Lobby, Machine, Minority, Mob, Network, Outfit, Partnership, Party, Ring, Schism, Sect, Section, Sector, Set, Side, Unit, Wing,

Antonyms: Agreement, Conformity, Entirety, Individual, Peace, Total, Unity, Whole,

Factious

Meaning: Turbulent.

Synonyms: Alienated, Belligerent, Contending, Contentious, Contumacious, Disaffected, Disputatious, Dissident, Divisive, Estranged, Fighting, Hostile, Insubordinate, Insurgent, Insurrectionary, Litigious, Malcontent, Mutinous, Partisan, Quarrelsome, Rebellious, Refractory, Rival, Sectarian, Seditious, Turbulent, Tumultous/tumultuous, Troublemaking,

Antonyms: Agreeing, Cooperating, Cooperative, Peaceful, United,

Fallacious

Meaning: Illogical.

Synonyms: Beguiling, Deceiving, Deceptive, Deluding, Delusive, Delusory, Erroneous, Fictitious, Fishy, Fraudulent, Illogical, Illusory, Incorrect, Invalid, Irrational, Mad, Misleading, Mistaken, Off, Reasonless, Sophistic, Sophistical, Spurious, Unfounded, Ungrounded, Unreal, Unreasonable, Unreasoned, Unsound, Untrue, Way Off,

Antonyms: Correct, Real, True, Truthful,

Fallacy

Meaning: Any unsound or delusive mode of reasoning, or anything based on such reasoning.

Synonyms: Aberration, Ambiguity, Artifice, Bias, Casuistry, Cavil, Deceit, Deception, Deceptiveness, Delusion, Deviation, Elusion, Equivocation, Erratum, Error, Evasion, Falsehood, Faultiness, Flaw, Heresy, Illogicality, Inconsistency, Inexactness, Invalidity, Misapprehension, Miscalculation, Misinterpretation, Mistake, Notion, Paradox, Perversion, Preconception, Quibbling, Quirk, Solecism, Sophism, Sophistry, Speciousness, Subterfuge, Untruth, Prejudice, Erroneousness,

Antonyms: Accuracy, Certainty, Conformity, Correction, Directness, Evidence, Facing, Fact, Fairness, Frankness, Honesty, Meeting, Openness, Reality, Right, Sameness, Surety, Truth, Truthfulness,

Fallible

Meaning: Capable of erring.

Fallow

Meaning: Land broken up and left to become mellow or to rest.

Synonyms: Dormant, Idle, Inert, Neglected, Quiescent, Resting, Slack, Uncultivated, Undeveloped, Unplanted, Unproductive, Unseeded, Unused, Vacant, Virgin, Untilled, Unplowed,

Antonyms: Active, Cultivated, Developed, Used,

Famish

Meaning: To suffer extremity of hunger or thirst.

Synonyms: Abstain, Diet, Forbear, Refrain, Starve, Deny Oneself, Go Hungry, Not Eat,

Antonyms: Eat, Glut, Gorge, Indulge, Stuff,

Fanatic

Meaning: A religious zealot.

Synonyms: Activist, Addict, Bigot, Bug, Crank, Crazy, Demon, Devotee, Enthusiast, Extremist, Fiend, Fool, Freak, Maniac, Militant, Monomaniac, Nut, Radical, Visionary, Zealot, Ultraist,

Antonyms: Conservative, Moderate,

Fancier

Meaning: One having a taste for or interest in special objects.

Synonyms: Aficionado, Buff, Bug, Devotee, Enthusiast, Fan, Lover,

Antonyms: Detractor, Enemy,

Fanciless

Meaning: Unimaginative.

Fastidious

Meaning: Hard to please.

Synonyms: Captious, Choosy, Critical, Dainty, Demanding, Difficult, Discriminating, Exacting, Finical, Finicky, Fussy, Hypercritical, Nice, Overnice, Particular, Persnickety, Picky, Queasy, Squeamish, Stickling, Punctilious, Hard To Please, Easily Disgusted, Fussbudgety, Overdelicate,

Antonyms: Indifferent, Indiscriminating, Uncouth, Uncritical, Undemanding, Unfussy, Uncareful,

Fathom

Meaning: A measure of length, 6 feet.

Synonyms: Appreciate, Apprehend, Catch, Cognize, Comprehend, Dig, Divine, Estimate, Follow, Gauge, Get, Grasp, Have, Interpret, Know, Measure, Penetrate, Perceive, Pierce, Pinpoint, Plumb, Recognize, Savvy, Sound, Unravel, Probe, Figure Out,

Antonyms: Estimate, Guess, Lose, Misinterpret, Miss, Misunderstand, Neglect, Not Get,

Fatuous

Meaning: Idiotic

Synonyms: Absurd, Asinine, Brainless, Dense, Dull, Foolish, Idiotic, Imbecile, Inane, Insensate, Jerky, Ludicrous, Lunatic, Mad, Mindless, Moronic, Sappy, Silly, Simple, Vacuous, Witless, Birdbrained, Puerile, Boneheaded,

Antonyms: Aware, Bright, Intelligent, Keen, Sensible, Smart,

Faulty

Meaning: Imperfect.

Synonyms: Adulterated, Amiss, Awry, Bad, Blamable, Broken, Cracked, Damaged, Debased, Defective, Deficient, Distorted, Erroneous, Fallacious, Fallible, False, Flawed, Frail, Impaired, Imperfect, Inaccurate, Inadequate, Incomplete, Inexact, Injured, Insufficient, Invalid, Lame, Leaky, Lemon, Maimed, Malformed, Malfunctioning, Rank, Sick, Tainted, Unfit, Unreliable, Unsound, Weak, Wrong, Below Par, Out Of Order,

Antonyms: Accurate, Adequate, Ample, Complete, Correct, Enough, Faultless, Fixed, Flawless, Honest, Ok, Perfect, Reliable, Right, Sound, Strong, Sufficient, True, Unbroken, Valid, Working,

Faun

Meaning: One of a class of deities of the woods and herds represented as half human, with goats feet.

Fawn

Meaning: A young deer.

Synonyms: Yearling, Baby Buck, Baby Doe,

Antonyms: Deny, Fight, Force, Honor, Ignore, Refuse, Reject,

Fealty

Meaning: Loyalty.

Synonyms: Constancy, Devotion, Divined, Duty, Faithfulness, Fidelity, Loyalty, Obligation,

Antonyms: Disloyalty, Faithlessness, Inconstancy, Treachery, Unsteadiness,

Feasible

Meaning: That may be done, performed, or effected; practicable.

Synonyms: Achievable, Advantageous, Appropriate, Attainable, Beneficial, Breeze, Cinch, Expedient, Fit, Fitting, Likely, Performable, Pie, Practicable, Practical, Realizable, Reasonable, Snap, Suitable, Viable, Workable, Worthwhile, Pushover, Profitable, Probable, Duck Soup, Piece Of Cake, Simple As Abc, Easy As Pie,

Antonyms: Disadvantageous, Implausible, Impossible, Impractical, Improper, Inappropriate, Inconceivable, Unattainable, Unfeasible, Unfitting, Unhelpful, Unlikely, Unpractical, Unprofitable, Unreasonable, Unsuitable, Unworkable, Worthless,

Federate

Meaning: To league together.

Synonyms: Align, Confederate, League, Organize, Unite, Come Together, Join Together,

Antonyms: Divide, Separate,

Feint

Meaning: Any sham, pretense, or deceptive movement.

Synonyms: Artifice, Bait, Blind, Bluff, Cheat, Deceit, Distraction, Dodge, Duck, Expedient, Fake, Gambit, Hoax, Hoodwinking, Imposture, Maneuver, Play, Ploy, Ruse, Sham, Shift, Snare, Stall, Stratagem, Subterfuge, Trick, Wile, Pretext, Pretension, Mock Attack,

Antonyms: Frankness, Honesty, Openness, Reality, Truth, Truthfulness,

Felicitate

Meaning: To wish joy or happiness to, especially in view of a coming event.

Synonyms: Commend, Compliment, Praise, Recommend, Salute, Rejoice With, Wish Joy To,

Antonyms: Blame, Censure, Condemn, Criticize, Denounce, Disapprove, Reject,

Felicity

Meaning: A state of well-founded happiness.

Synonyms: Bliss, Cheerfulness, Contentment, Delight, Ecstasy, Elation, Enjoyment, Euphoria, Exhilaration, Exuberance, Glee, Joviality, Joy, Jubilation, Merriment, Mirth, Pleasure, Rapture, Good Spirits,

Antonyms: Depression, Despair, Discouragement, Dislike, Displeasure, Dissatisfaction, Gloom, Hate, Hatred, Lack, Melancholy, Misery, Need, Pain, Sadness, Sorrow, Trouble, Unhappiness, Upset, Want, Woe, Worry,

Felon

Meaning: A criminal or depraved person.

Synonyms: Con, Convict, Delinquent, Jailbird, Lawbreaker, Loser, Malefactor, Offender, Outlaw, Lifer, Yardbird,

Antonyms: Police,

Felonious

Meaning: Showing criminal or evil purpose.

Synonyms: Base, Corrupt, Evil, Illegal, Illicit, Lawbreaking, Villainous, Wrongful,

Felony

Meaning: One of the highest class of offenses, and punishable with death or imprisonment.

Synonyms: Arson, Assault, Burglary, Murder, Offense, Rape, Robbery, Violation, Wrongdoing, Foul Play, Criminal Offense,

Antonyms: Obedience,

Feminine

Meaning: Characteristic of woman or womankind.

Synonyms: Dainty, Effeminate, Female, Ladylike, Soft, Tender, Womanish, Womanly,

Antonyms: Masculine, Rough,

Fernery

Meaning: A place in which ferns are grown.

Ferocious

Meaning: Of a wild, fierce, and savage nature.

Synonyms: Barbarous, Bloodthirsty, Brutal, Brutish, Cruel, Fell, Feral, Fierce, Frightful, Grim, Implacable, Inhuman, Inhumane, Lupine, Merciless, Murderous, Pitiless, Predatory, Rapacious, Ravening, Ravenous, Relentless, Ruthless, Sanguinary, Savage, Tigerish, Truculent, Unmerciful, Unrestrained, Untamed, Vehement, Vicious, Voracious, Wild, Wolfish

Antonyms: Calm, Compassionate, Considerate, Gentle, Giving, Innocent, Kind, Merciful, Mild, Nice, Nonviolent, Pleasant, Satisfied, Sympathetic, Tame, Tender

Ferocity

Meaning: Savageness.

Synonyms: Barbarity, Bloodthirstiness, Brutality, Cruelty, Ferociousness, Murderousness, Savagery, Viciousness, Violence, Wildness,

Fervent

Meaning: Ardent in feeling.

Synonyms: Animated, Ardent, Blazing, Burning, Butch, Devout, Eager, Earnest, Ecstatic, Emotional, Enthused, Excited, Fervid, Fiery, Glowing, Heartfelt, Hearty, Hot, Impassioned, Intense, Passionate, Perfervid, Pious, Religious, Responsive, Serious, Sincere, Tender, Unfeigned, Vehement, Warm, Wholehearted, Zealous, Gung Ho, Dying To, Warmhearted, Gotta Have,

Antonyms: Apathetic, Calm, Cold, Cool, Dispassionate, Dispirited, Dull, Frigid, Indifferent, Insincere, Irreligious, Unconcerned, Unenthusiastic, Unexcited,

Fervid

Meaning: Intense.

Synonyms: Ardent, Impassioned,

Fervor

Meaning: Ardor or intensity of feeling.

Synonyms: Animation, Ardency, Ardor, Devoutness, Eagerness, Earnestness, Fervency, Fire, Heartiness, Heat, Hurrah, Intensity, Jazz, Love, Oomph, Passion, Piety, Piousness, Religiousness, Seriousness, Sincerity, Solemnity, Vehemence, Warmth, Weakness, Wholeheartedness, Zeal, Zealousness,

Antonyms: Apathy, Coolness, Discouragement, Disinterest, Dullness, Indifference, Insincerity, Lethargy, Unimportance,

Festal

Meaning: Joyous.

Synonyms: Cheerful, Clubby, Companionable, Entertaining, Festive, Friendly, Gay, Genial, Happy, Hearty, Hilarious, Holiday, Jocund, Jolly, Jovial, Lively, Merry, Mirthful, Pleasant, Sociable, Vivacious, Conversible,

Antonyms: Apathetic, Blah, Depressed, Dull, Gloomy, Lethargic, Sad, Serious, Solemn, Staid, Unfriendly, Unhappy,

Festive

Meaning: Merry.

Synonyms: Blithe, Bouncy, Carnival, Cheery, Chipper, Chirpy, Convivial, Festal, Gala, Gay, Gleeful, Grooving, Happy, Hearty, Holiday, Jocund, Jolly, Jovial, Joyful, Joyous, Jubilant, Jumping, Lighthearted, Merry, Mirthful, Peppy, Perky, Rocking, Snappy, Swinging, Upbeat, Zippy, Juiced Up, Carnivalesque,

Antonyms: Apathetic, Depressed, Gloomy, Lethargic, Miserable, Sad, Serious, Somber, Sorrowful, Troubled, Undecorated, Unhappy, Upset,

Fete

Meaning: A festival or feast.

Synonyms: Ball, Banquet, Bazaar, Do, Fair, Festival, Fiesta, Gala,

Antonyms: Disregard, Forget, Ignore, Neglect,

Fetus

Meaning: The young in the womb or in the egg.

Synonyms: Blastula, Embryo, Blastosphere, Developing Infant,

Feudal

Meaning: Pertaining to the relation of lord and vassal.

Synonyms: Antediluvian, Antiquated, Antique, Archaic, Gothic, Old, Unenlightened, Primitive,

Antonyms: Current, Modern, New, Present,

Feudalism

Meaning: The feudal system.

Synonyms: Bondage, Captivity, Drudge, Drudgery, Enslavement, Enthrallment, Grind, Helotry, Indenture, Labor, Moil, Peonage, Restraint, Serfdom, Serfhood, Servitude, Subjection, Subjugation, Thrall, Thralldom, Toil, Vassalage, Work, Menial Labor, Chains Constraint,

Antonyms: Entertainment, Freedom, Fun, Independence, Mastery, Pastime,

Fez

Meaning: A brimless felt cap in the shape of a truncated cone, usually red with a black tassel.

Fiasco

Meaning: A complete or humiliating failure.

Synonyms: Abortion, Blunder, Breakdown, Debacle, Disaster, Embarrassment, Error, Failure, Farce, Flap, Flop, Mess, Miscarriage, Route, Ruin, Stunt, Washout, Dumb Trick, Dumb Thing To Do, Botched Situation,

Antonyms: Accomplishment, Achievement, Advantage, Benefit, Blessing, Boon, Miracle, Success, Triumph, Win, Wonder,

Fickle

Meaning: Unduly changeable in feeling, judgment, or purpose.

Synonyms: Arbitrary, Capricious, Changeable, Cheating, Coquettish, Faithless, Fitful, Flighty, Frivolous, Inconstant, Irresolute, Mercurial, Mutable, Quicksilver, Sneaking, Temperamental, Ticklish, Unfaithful, Unpredictable, Unstable, Unsteady, Untrue, Variable, Volatile, Whimsical,

Antonyms: Aware, Cognizant, Constant, Faithful, Reliable, Stable, Steadfast, Steady,

Fictitious

Meaning: Created or formed by the imagination.

Fidelity

Meaning: Loyalty.

Synonyms: Allegiance, Ardor, Attachment, Constancy, Dependability, Devotedness, Devotion, Faith, Fealty, Integrity, Loyalty, Piety, Reliability, Staunchness, Steadfastness, Trustworthiness,

Antonyms: Disloyalty, Enmity, Faithlessness, Inconstancy, Infidelity, Lying, Nonconformity, Treachery, Unsteadiness, Vacillation, Wavering,

Fiducial

Meaning: Indicative of faith or trust.

Fief

Meaning: A landed estate held under feudal tenure.

Filibuster

Meaning: One who attempts to obstruct legislation.

Synonyms: Delay, Hindrance, Interference, Opposition, Postponement, Talkathon, Procrastination, Holding The Floor,

Antonyms: Advance, Aid, Assistance, Catalyst, Expedition, Help, Impetus, Incentive, Progression,

Finale

Meaning: Concluding performance.

Synonyms: Afterpiece, Button, Cessation, Chaser, Climax, Close, Closer, Conclusion, Consummation, Culmination, Denouement, End, Epilogue, Finis, Finish, Payoff, Peroration, Summation, Termination, Windup, End Piece, Swan Song, Last Act, Crowning Glory,

Antonyms: Beginning, Commencement, Debut, Initiation, Introduction, Opening, Start, First Act,

Finality

Meaning: The state or quality of being final or complete.

Synonyms: Certitude, Completeness, Decisiveness, Entirety, Finish, Inevitableness, Intactness, Integrity, Perfection, Resolution, Totality, Unavoidability, Wholeness, Decidedness, Irrevocability,

Antonyms: Continuity, Fraction, Incompleteness, Inconclusiveness, Indefiniteness, Part,

Finally

Meaning: At last.

Synonyms: Assuredly, Certainly, Completely, Conclusively, Convincingly, Decisively, Definitely, Determinately, Inexorably, Irrevocably, Lastly, Permanently, Settled, Done With, Enduringly, For Good, Inescapably, In Conclusion, Beyond Recall, Beyond Shadow Of Doubt, For All Time, For Ever, Past Regret, With Conviction,

Antonyms: Doubtfully, Dubiously, Inconclusively, Questionably,

Financial

Meaning: Monetary.

Financier

Meaning: One skilled in or occupied with financial affairs or operations.

Synonyms: Backer, Banker, Broker, Capitalist, Entrepreneur, Manipulator, Merchant, Money, Operator, Speculator, Sponsor, Stockbroker, Tycoon, Usurer, Santa Claus, Moneybags, Rich Person, Grubstaker, Staker, Fat Cat, Bankroller, Money Lender,

Finery

Meaning: That which is used to decorate the person or dress.

Synonyms: Apparel, Caparison, Decoration, Frippery, Gear, Regalia, Splendor, Suit, Trimmings, Trinkets, Full Dress, Formals, Sunday Best Trappings, Fancy Dress,

Antonyms: Rags,

Finesse

Meaning: Subtle contrivance used to gain a point.

Synonyms: Acumen, Adeptness, Adroitness, Artfulness, Artifice, Bluff, Cleverness, Competence, Con, Craft, Craftiness, Cunning, Delicacy, Diplomacy, Discernment, Discretion, Feint, Gimmick, Guile, Polish, Quickness, Racket, Ruse, Savvy, Skill, Sophistication, Stratagem, Subtlety, Tact, Trick, Wile, Grift, Big Stick,

Antonyms: Frankness, Honesty, Ignorance, Inability, Incapability, Ineptness, Openness, Stupidity, Truthfulness,

Finite

Meaning: Limited.

Synonyms: Bound, Bounded, Circumscribed, Conditioned, Confined, Definable, Definite, Delimited, Demarcated, Determinate, Exact, Fixed, Limited, Precise, Restricted, Specific, Terminable,

Antonyms: Endless, Indefinite, Infinite, Interminable, Unfixed, Unlimited, Unrestricted,

Fiscal

Meaning: Pertaining to the treasury or public finances of a government.

Synonyms: Budgetary, Commercial, Economic, Financial, Money, Pecuniary, Pocket,

Fishmonger

Meaning: One who sells fish.

Fissure

Meaning: A crack or crack-like depression.

Synonyms: Cleavage, Cleft, Crack, Crevice, Hole,

Antonyms: Closure, Solid,

Fitful

Meaning: Spasmodic.

Synonyms: Broken, Capricious, Catchy, Changeable, Desultory, Disturbed, Erratic, Flickering, Fluctuating, Haphazard, Impulsive, Inconstant, Intermittent, Interrupted, Periodic, Random, Recurrent, Restive, Restless, Shifting, Spasmodic, Spastic, Spotty, Unstable, Variable,

Antonyms: Constant, Continual, Continuous, Even, Regular, Undisturbed, Unvarying,

Fixture

Meaning: One who or that which is expected to remain permanently in its position.

Synonyms: Accessory, Appendage, Appurtenance, Attachment, Component, Device, Equipment,

Flag-officer

Meaning: The captain of a flag-ship.

Synonyms: Banderole, Banner, Bannerol, Burgee, Colors, Emblem, Ensign, Gonfalon, Jack, Pennon, Standard, Streamer,

Antonyms: Enhance, Grow, Improve, Increase, Rise, Strengthen, Win, Do Well,

Flagrant

Meaning: Openly scandalous.

Synonyms: Arrant, Atrocious, Awful, Bold, Brazen, Capital, Conspicuous, Crying, Disgraceful, Dreadful, Egregious, Enormous, Flaming, Flashy, Glaring, Gross, Heinous, Immodest, Infamous, Noticeable, Notorious, Obvious, Open, Ostentatious, Outrageous, Rank, Scandalous, Shameful, Shameless, Shocking, Striking, Undisguised, Wicked, Grody, Hanging Out,

Antonyms: Concealed, Disguised, Good, Hidden, Magnificent, Meek, Mild, Moral, Obscure, Respectable, Restrained, Secret, Shy, Timid, Wonderful,

Flamboyant

Meaning: Characterized by extravagance and in general by want of good taste.

Synonyms: Baroque, Bombastic, Brilliant, Camp, Colorful, Dashing, Dazzling, Elaborate, Exciting, Flaky, Flaming, Flashy, Florid, Gassy, Gaudy, Glamorous, Jazzy, Luscious, Luxuriant, Ornate, Ostentatious, Resplendent, Rich, Rococo, Showy, Splashy, Sporty, Swank, Swashbuckling, Chichi, Pretentious, Peacockish,

Antonyms: Calm, Dull, Moderate, Modest, Plain, Restrained, Simple, Tasteful, Unflashy,

Flatulence

Meaning: Accumulation of gas in the stomach and bowels.

Synonyms: Babble, Boasting, Bombast, Claptrap, Fustian, Turgidity, Twaddle, Hot Air, Empty Talk, Windiness, Idle Words,

Flection

Meaning: The act of bending.

Synonyms: Bend, Corner, Crook, Crotch, Cusp, Decline, Divergence, Edge, Elbow, Flare, Flexure, Fork, Incline, Intersection, Knee, Nook, Notch, Obliquity, Point, Slant, Turn, Turning, Twist, V, Y, Dogleg,

Antonyms: Line, Stagnation,

Fledgling

Meaning: A young bird.

Flexible

Meaning: Pliable.

Synonyms: Adjustable, Bending, Ductile, Elastic, Extensible, Extensile, Flexile, Formative, Impressionable, Limber, Lithe, Malleable, Moldable, Plastic, Pliant, Soft, Spongy, Springy, Stretch, Stretchable, Stretchy, Supple, Tensile, Tractable, Tractile, Whippy, Willowy, Yielding, Formable, Like Putty,

Antonyms: Brittle, Firm, Inflexible, Obstinate, Ornery, Resistant, Rigid, Stern, Stiff, Stubborn, Unaccommodating, Unadaptable, Unresponsive, Unyielding, Unbendable, Unpliable,

Flimsy

Meaning: Thin and weak.

Synonyms: Chiffon, Decrepit, Defective, Delicate, Diaphanous, Feeble, Fragile, Frail, Gauzy, Gossamer, Inadequate, Infirm, Insubstantial, Meager, Papery, Rickety, Shaky, Shallow, Sheer, Slapdash, Sleazy, Slight, Superficial, Tacky, Transparent, Unsound, Unsubstantial, Weak, Wobbly, House Of Cards,

Antonyms: Convincing, Firm, Healthy, Heavy, Plausible, Reasonable, Serious, Solid, Sound, Strong, Sturdy, Substantial, Thick, Tough,

Flippant

Meaning: Having a light, pert, trifling disposition.

Synonyms: Brassy, Breezy, Cheeky, Cocky, Disrespectful, Flighty, Flip, Fresh, Frivolous, Glib, Impertinent, Impudent, Insolent, Nervy, Offhand, Pert, Playful, Rude, Sassy, Smart, Superficial, Lippy,

Antonyms: Courteous, Mannerly, Nice, Respectful, Reverent, Serious,

Floe

Meaning: A collection of tabular masses of floating polar ice.

Synonyms: Berg, Iceberg, Icecap, Ice Floe, Glacial Mass, Snow Slide,

Antonyms: Water,

Flora

Meaning: The aggregate of plants growing without cultivation in a district.

Synonyms: Plants, Vegetation, Verdure,

Floral

Meaning: Pertaining to flowers.

Synonyms: Blooming, Blossoming, Blossomy, Botanic, Decorative, Dendritic, Efflorescent, Flowery, Herbaceous, Sylvan, Verdant,

Florid

Meaning: Flushed with red.

Florist

Meaning: A dealer in flowers.

Fluctuate

Meaning: To pass backward and forward irregularly from one state or degree to another.

Synonyms: Alter, Alternate, Flutter, Hesitate, Oscillate, Seesaw, Shift, Swing, Undulate, Vary, Veer, Vibrate, Wave, Waver, Be Undecided, Blow Hot And Cold, Ebb And Flow,

Antonyms: Continue, Hold, Persist, Remain, Stay,

Fluctuation

Meaning: Frequent irregular change back and forth from one state or degree to another.

Synonyms: Change, Inconstancy, Variation,

Fluent

Meaning: Having a ready or easy flow of words or ideas.

Synonyms: Chatty, Cogent, Copious, Cursive, Declamatory, Disputatious, Easy, Effortless, Effusive, Eloquent, Facile, Flowing, Garrulous, Glib, Liquid, Loquacious, Mellifluous, Natural, Persuasive, Quick, Ready, Running, Smooth, Talkative, Verbose, Vocal, Voluble, Wordy, Prompt, Mellifluent,

Antonyms: Hesitant, Inarticulate, Quiet, Unprepared, Effortful,

Fluential

Meaning: Pertaining to streams.

Flux

Meaning: A state of constant movement, change, or renewal.

Synonyms: Alteration, Change, Flow, Fluctuation, Fluidity, Instability, Modification, Motion, Mutability, Mutation, Transition, Unrest,

Antonyms: Constancy, Rest, Stability, Stagnation, Steadiness,

Foggy

Meaning: Obscure.

Foible

Meaning: A personal weakness or failing.

Synonyms: Characteristic, Defect, Eccentricity, Failing, Fault, Frailty, Idiosyncrasy, Infirmity, Kink, Mannerism, Oddity, Peculiarity, Quirk, Shortcoming, Singularity, Vice, Weakness, Weak Point,

Antonyms: Advantage, Normality, Perfection, Strength, Usualness, Strong Point,

Foist

Meaning: To palm off.

Synonyms: Impose, Sneak In, Pull A Fast One, Pass Off, Compel To Accept, Insert Fraudulently,

Foliage

Meaning: Any growth of leaves.

Synonyms: Greenness, Growth, Herbage, Leafage, Umbrage, Vegetation, Verdure, Frondescence,

Folio

Meaning: A sheet of paper folded once, or of a size adapted to folding once.

Synonyms: Aajwa, Album, Bible, Booklet, Brochure, Compendium, Copy, Dictionary, Dissertation, Edition, Encyclopedia, Essay, Fiction, Handbook, Leaflet, Lexicon, Magazine, Manual, Monograph, Nonfiction, Novel, Omnibus, Opus, Pamphlet, Paperback, Periodical, Portfolio, Reader, Roll, Scroll, Speller, Text, Textbook, Thesaurus, Tome, Tract, Treatise, Volume, Work, Writing, Publication, Primer,

Antonyms: Letter, One, Part,

Folklore

Meaning: The traditions, beliefs, and customs of the common people.

Synonyms: Ballad, Custom, Fable, Legend, Myth, Mythology, Superstition, Tradition, Wisdom, Mythos, Oral Literature,

Antonyms: Fact, Reality, Truth,

Fondle

Meaning: To handle tenderly and lovingly.

Synonyms: Caress, Clutch, Cosset, Cuddle, Dandle, Embrace, Feel, Grab, Grope, Hug, Love, Neck, Nestle, Nuzzle, Pat, Paw, Pet, Snuggle, Squeeze, Stroke, Bear Hug, Play Footsie,

Antonyms: Disbelieve, Release, Let Go, Push Away,

Foolery

Meaning: Folly.

Synonyms: Absurdity, Absurdness, Bunk, Claptrap, Craziness, Folly, Imprudence, Inanity, Indiscretion, Insanity, Insensibility, Irrationality, Irresponsibility, Ludicrousness, Lunacy, Mistake, Poppycock, Rubbish, Senselessness, Silliness, Stupidity, Tommyrot, Twaddle, Unreasonableness, Weakness, Witlessness, Impracticality, Preposterousness, Dumb Trick, Fool Trick, Horse Feathers,

Antonyms: Care, Carefulness, Caution, Circumspection, Judgment, Sense, Seriousness, Thoughtfulness, Wisdom, Wiseness, Prudence,

Foot-note

Meaning: A note of explanation or comment at the foot of a page or column.

Synonyms: Afterthought, Explanation, Reference,

Antonyms: Header,

Foppery

Meaning: Dandyism.

Synonyms: Amenity, Decoration, Doodad, Extravagance, Flounce, Frippery, Fuss, Garbage, Garnish, Gathering, Gimcrack, Gingerbread, Jazz, Lace, Ruffle, Superfluity, Thing, Tuck, Fandangle,

Antonyms: Plainness,

Foppish

Meaning: Characteristic of one who is unduly devoted to dress and the niceties of manners.

Synonyms: Dandified, Fashionable, Natty, Vain,

Forbearance

Meaning: Patient endurance or toleration of offenses.

Synonyms: Abstinence, Endurance, Fortitude, Longanimity, Moderation, Patience, Refraining, Resignation, Restraint, Temperance, Tolerance, Going Easy On, Living With,

Antonyms: Agitation, Continuation, Excess, Impatience, Indulgence, Intemperance, Intolerance, Involvement, Use, Wildness,

Forby

Meaning: Besides.

Forcible

Meaning: Violent.

Synonyms: Active, Armed, Assertive, Coercive, Cogent, Compelling, Compulsory, Drastic, Effective, Efficient, Energetic, Forceful, Impressive, Intense, Mighty, Militant, Persuasive, Potent, Strong, Telling, Valid, Vehement, Vigorous, Violent, Weighty, Puissant,

Antonyms: Weak,

Forecourt

Meaning: A court opening directly from the street.

Forejudge

Meaning: To judge of before hearing evidence.

Synonyms: Decide, Presume,

Forepeak

Meaning: The extreme forward part of a ship's hold, under the lowest deck.

Foreshore

Meaning: That part of a shore uncovered at low tide.

Forebode

Meaning: To be an omen or warning sign of, especially of evil.

Synonyms: Augur, Betoken, Bode, Divine, Forecast, Foresee, Foreshadow, Foretell, Foretoken, Forewarn, Indicate, Omen, Portend, Presage, Promise, Prognosticate, Premonish,

Forecast

Meaning: To predict.

Synonyms: Anticipation, Augury, Budget, Calculation, Cast, Conjecture, Divination, Estimate, Foreknowledge, Foreseeing, Foresight, Foretelling, Forethought, Foretoken, Guess, Outlook, Planning, Precognition, Projection, Prognostication, Prophecy, Prognosis, Prevision, Prescience,

Antonyms: Hindsight, Ignorance, Thoughtlessness,

Forecastle

Meaning: That part of the upper deck of a ship forward of the after fore-shrouds.

Foreclose

Meaning: To bar by judicial proceedings the equitable right of a mortgagor to redeem property.

Synonyms: Bar, Deprive, Preclude, Prevent, Rule Out, Shut Out,

Antonyms: Allow,

Forefather

Meaning: An ancestor.

Synonyms: Antecedent, Ascendant, Patriarch, Precursor, Predecessor, Progenitor, Procreator, Primogenitor,

Forego

Meaning: To deny oneself the pleasure or profit of.

Synonyms: Eschew, Forfeit, Forsake, Neglect, Pass, Precede, Quit, Refrain, Relinquish, Renounce, Sacrifice, Surrender, Waive, Yield,

Antonyms: Complete, Deny, Do, Finish, Refuse, Veto,

Foreground

Meaning: That part of a landscape or picture situated or represented as nearest the spectator.

Synonyms: Beginning, Center, Focus, Fore, Forepart, Front, Lead, Limelight, Spearhead, Vanguard, On The Line,

Antonyms: Back, Background, Rear, Unimportance,

Forehead

Meaning: The upper part of the face, between the eyes and the hair.

Synonyms: Front, Temples,

Foreign

Meaning: Belonging to, situated in, or derived from another country.

Synonyms: Adopted, Alien, Alienated, Antipodal, Barbarian, Barbaric, Borrowed, Derived, Different, Distant, Estranged, Exiled, Exotic, Expatriate, External, Extraneous, Extrinsic, Far, Faraway, Immigrant, Imported, Inaccessible, Nonresident, Offshore, Outlandish, Outside, Overseas, Remote, Strange, Unaccustomed, Unexplored, Unfamiliar, Unknown, From Abroad, Nonnative, Not Domestic, Not Native, Transoceanic,

Antonyms: Characteristic, Familiar, Known, Local, National, Native, Regular, Relevant,

Foreigner

Meaning: A citizen of a foreign country.

Synonyms: Alien, Greenhorn, Immigrant, Incomer, Newcomer, Outlander, Outsider, Stranger, Fresh Off The Boat,

Antonyms: Citizen, Local, National, Native,

Foreknowledge

Meaning: Prescience.

Synonyms: Anticipation, Hunch, Precognition, Premonition, Prescience,

Foreman

Meaning: The head man.

Synonyms: Boss, Executive, Head, Honcho, Manager, Overseer, Superintendent, Supervisor, Taskmaster, Pusher, Boss Man, Head Honcho, Slave Driver, Straw Boss, Big Brother, Head Man, Pit Boss,

Antonyms: Employee, Worker,

Foreordain

Meaning: To predetermine.

Synonyms: Destine, Foreshadow, Foretell, Prearrange, Predestine, Predetermine, Reserve, Preordain, Preform, Foredoom,

Foreordination

Meaning: Predestination.

Synonyms: Afterlife, Break, Breaks, Certainty, Circumstance, Conclusion, Condition, Constellation, Cup, Design, Doom, Expectation, Finality, Fortune, Future, Happenstance, Hereafter, Horoscope, Inevitability, Intent, Intention, Karma, Kismet, Lot, Luck, Objective, Ordinance, Portion, Predestination, Predetermination, Serendipity, World To Come, Prospect, Way The Ball Bounces, Way The Cookie Crumbles, Wheel Of Fortune, Course Of Events, Divine Decree, The Stars, What Is Written,

Antonyms: Choice, Concept, Continuity, Misfortune, Theory, Volition, Whole, Free Will,

Forerun

Meaning: To go before as introducing or ushering in.

Synonyms: Augur, Forebode, Forecast, Foretell, Harbinger, Herald, Indicate, Portend, Predict, Signal, Signify, Presage, Foreshow,

Antonyms: Conceal, Hide, Refrain, Repress, Suppress, Withhold, Be Quiet, Keep Secret, Bottle Up,

Word of the Day

English Word	Commotion
Meaning	A disturbance or violent agitation.
Synonyms	Accredition, Ado, Agitation, Annoyance, Backwash, Ballyhoo, Bedlam, Brouhaha, Bustle, Clatter, Combustion, Confusion, Convulsion, Discomposure, Disquiet, Excitement, Ferment, Flap, Flurry, Furor, Fuss, Hubbub, Insurgence, Insurrection, Lather, Mutiny, Outcry, Pandemonium, Perturbation, Pother, Racket, Rebellion, Revolt, Riot, Stew, Stir, Tumult, Turbulence, Upheaval, Uprising, Upturn, Welter, Whirl,
Antonyms	Calm, Calmness, Ease, Happiness, Harmony, Obedience, Order, Peace, Pleasure, Quiet, Quietude, Repose, Silence, Stillness, Tranquility,

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