Part of speech-noun and verb

Other Forms:unrasped

Noun 1.a harsh,grating voice.

Verb 2.to make a harsh and grating voice.

In class yesterday,everybody was making different kinds of rasp.

synonyms-scrape

antonyms-delight

anology:Giant:rasp

part of speech-verb

other forms:unsundered

1.To split apart

Synonyms:seperate

Antonyms:attach

Anology:Sunder:Enemies

part of speech adjective

other forms-listlessness

1.lack of energy and enthusiasm

Synonyms-sleepy

antonyms-active

anology:fellings:listless

Part of speech:Noun

Othe r Form:Charlatanic

1.a person falsely claiming to have a special knowlege.

synonyms-fake

antonyms-honesty

anology-charlatan:thief

part of speech:verb 

other forms:N/A

1.to dig up.2.to defeat decisively

synonyms:beating

antonyms:win

anology:Rout:loser

 Will was stuck underground so he needs rout.

part of speech:adjective

other forms:toorhsomeness

1.pleasing to the taste.

synonyms:delightful

antonyms:gross

anology:toothsome:chief

This is such a toothsome dish.

part of speech:noun

other forms-N/A

1.a very very small amount

synonyms:Lack

antonyms:full

anology:smidgen:nothing

You can only eat smidgen amount of food.

part of speech: verb

other forms:depletable

1.to decrease serious or exhaust the abudence.

synonyms:empty

antonyms:fill

anology:Deplete:thief

I depleted a cup of water two hours ago.

part of speech:adiective

other forms:moroseness

1.very sad or unhappy

synonyms:mad

antomyns:happy

anology:boss:morose

People that are morose are always alone

cacophony

Part of speech:noun

other forms:cacophonic

1.harsh and discordance of sound

synonyms:noise

antonyms:calm

anology:firetruck:cacophony

I just hear a cacophony over there.

verb

other form:splicable

1.to join together by the interweaving of strands.

synonyms:together

antonyms:seperate

anology:splice:rope

I slice across the whole class room.

noun

other forms:N/A

1.a temporary subsitutde

synonyms:subsitutde

antonyms:complete

anology:makeshift:sidekick.

being a makeshift is hard.

noun

other forms:smatteringly

1.a silght,introduction of knowlege.

synonyms:little

antonyms:full

anology:smattering:kids

I am only a smattering.

verb

loiterer

1.to delay an errand or journey.

synonyms:ramble

antonyms:run

You should never loiter to a job intervieew.

adjective

other forms:cheekily

1.showing disrespect,mean and rude.

synonyms:angry

antonyms:calm,gentle

cheeky:people

Try not to be a cheeky person.

noun

other forms:downfallen

1.as a sudden fall of felling

synonyms:change

antonyms:excited

anology:downfall;emotipns

Some people are the downfall 

verb

other forms:unsplayed

1.to spread out

synonyms:cover

antonyms:combine

anology:splay:baseball

You always need to splay in a baseball game.

acrid

adjective

other forms:acridly

1.bite taste or bite feelings

synonyms:acid

antonyms:taste

anology:acrid:taste

Everybody always have a acrid feeling in their lifetime.

noun,verb

other forms:N/A

1.A long flight

2.to wear

synonyms:put on

antonyms:take off.

anology:fray:world

It takes so long for the fray.

verb

other forms:unmarred

1.to damage or spoil to a certain extent

synonyms:spoil

antonyms:create

anology:mar:stupid

don't mar teacher's stuff.

verb

unriven

1.to tear apart.

2.to become split

synonyms:divioce

antonyms:together

anology:riven:saddness

i am going to riven you.

harmony

noun
1 : the combination of musical notes played together as chords
2 : the structure of music with respect to the way it is written and to the way notes are grouped as chords
3 : the science of harmony
4 : pleasing or suitable arrangement of parts: AGREEMENT

synonyms:music

antonyms:sports

anology:harmony:music

noun

other forms:chiselike

1.a wedgelike tool with a cutting edge at the end of the blade, oftenmade of steel, used for cutting or shaping wood, stone, etc.

synonyms;blade

antonyms:stick

anology:chisel:crimanal

Never carry a chisel to class.