Sirocco

(noun)

1. Hot steady wind

Synonym: hot zephyr

Antonyms: ocean wind

Analogy: warm zephyr : sirocco

Highhanded
high-handedly  high-handedness

adj

1. using your authority in an unreasonable way, wihtout considering orhter people's feelings or opinions

Synonyms: self-centered

Antonyms: selfless

Analogy:  highhanded:thief

Recur
recurred, recurring

verb

1.  if something, especially something bad happens, it happens again or happens again or happens several times

2.  If a number or numbers after a decimal point, they are repeated forever in the same order

Synonyms:  bad habit

Antonyms: birthday

Analogy:  recur : cancer

Larder

Noun

1.  A place where you store food.

2.  A supply of food.

Synonyms:  celar,

Antonyms: 

Analogy:  larder: food

Fervent

Fervently

adjective

1. Believing or feeling something very strongly.

2. Hot and glowing

Synonyms: passionate

Antonyms: neutral

Analogy:  aureole:fervent

 Elicit

elicitation, elicitor

verb

1. To get information, a reaction, etc, from someone when this is difficult.

Synonyms: reaction

Antonyms:  no response

Analogy:  Tutor: elicit

Aureole

aureole

noun

1. A radiant light around the head or body of a representation of a sacred person

2.  something resembling and aureole

Synonym: Halo

Antonym: Dull, nothing

Analogy:  bright:aureole

Steadfast

adjective

1. Faithful or very loyal

Synonyms:  loyal, staunch, faithful, devoted

Antonyms:  disloyal, unfaithful, undevoted

Analogy: loyal:steadfast

Authorize

Authorized

verb

1. To give official permision for something

Synonym: allowed, permit, sanction

Antonym: veto, illegal

Analogy: authorize: document

Abyss

noun

1. a very dangerous or frightening situation

2. A very deep hole or space that seems to have no bottom

Synonyms:  void, cavity

Antonyms: promenade

Analogy:  abyss : run away

 Profound

Profoundly

adjective, noun

1. very great, important, or strong

2. showing strong serious feelings

3.  Showing great knowledge and understanding

Synonym:  eminent, fervent, sage

Antonyms: useless, non-important

Analogy: sage:profound

 Siphon

siphonned, siphonnage, siphonal, siphonic

verb, noun

1. to take something away from the person, organization, etc for which it was intended, epecially to dishonestly take money.

2.  to remove liquid from a container using a siphon

3. a bent tube that you used to get liquid out of a container, by holding one end of the tube at a lower level than the container.

Synonyms: tube, steal

Antonyms: receive

Analogy: siphon, container wiht water

 Torchbearer

torchbearers

noun

1.  someone who carries a torch at the head of the group of people

2.  someone who leads a campaign, movement, etc.

Synonym: leader

Antonyms:  bully

Analogy:  fervent:torchbearer

Impassioned

adj.

1. full of strong feelings and emotion

Synonyms: passionate, fervent

Antonyms: dispassionate

Analogy: impassioned:speech

Foment

verb

1. to do something that encourages people to cause a lot of trouble in a society

Synonyms: start, provoke, brew

Antonyms: quash

Analogy: foment:crime

Beeline

verb

1. to go quickly and directly toward someone or something

Synonyms: towards

Antonyms: away

Analogy: beeline:bear

 Pensive

pensively, pensiveness

adjective

1.  thinking about something a lot and seeming slightly sad

2.  Dreamily thoughtful

3.  concentrate

Synonym: daydream. thoughtful

Antonym: unreflective

Analogy:  student:pensive

 Exult

exultant, exultation, exulted

verb

1. to show that you are very happy and proud becaus eyou have achieved something

Synonyms:  joy, triumph

Antonyms: defeat

Analogy: winning:exult

 Cavil

caviled, caviling, caviler

verb

1.  to make unnecessary conplaints about something

Synonyms: complain

Antonyms: stoic

Analogy: cavil:customer

 Uproarious

uproariously

adj

1.  very noisy, espiecially with a lot of laughter

Synonyms: hysterical

Antonyms: calm, quiet

Analogy: party:uproarious

 Brood

brooding, broodily, broodiness

noun, verb

1.  All the yound birds or other creatures that a mother produces at one time.

2.  A family of children

3.  to sit on eggs to hatch thme.

4.  to think for a long time about something such as a failure or a disappointment

Synonyms:family, incubation,

Antonyms:

Analogy: brood:uproarious

Hinterland

noun

1.  the ofter remote parts of country away from the coast or the banks of major rivers.

Synonyms: rural, remote

Antonyms:  City, coastal

Analogy: remote:hinterland

 Prim

primly

adjective

1.  always behaving correctly and easily shocked by anything that is rude

2. Rather formal in appearance, behavior or manner,

Synonym: decorous, formal

Antonyms:  dirty, informal

Analogy:  wedding:prim

Trample

verb

1.  to tread heavily on something or somebody as to cause damage or destruction

2.  to crush or harm something by treading on it

3. to fail to consider somebody's feeling, rights, etc;to treat with contempt

Synonyms: deface, tread

Antonyms:  to make new, rights

Analogy: trample:carpet  buildozer:trample

Sluice

noun, verb

1.  a sliding gate or other device for controlling the flow of water out of or into a canal, lake, etc.

2.  to wash something with a stream of water

Synonyms: hose down, canal

Antonyms: getting it dirty

Analogy: sluice:stables