Other forms: sirrocos

Noun

1. A hot dust-laden wind from the Libyan desert

2. A hot or warm moist wind of cyclonic origin from an arid or heated region

Synonym: sandstorm                              Antonym: none                                         

Analogy: sirroco:zephyr :: downpour: drizzle

        decreasing intensity

Other forms: high-handedness, high-handedly

Adjective

1. Using your authority in an unreasonable way, without considering other people's feelings or opinions

2. Arbitary

Synonym: arrogant                             Antonym: humble

Analogy: dictator:high-handed :: president:reasonable

       noun:closely related adjective

No other forms

Noun

1. A place where lard is kept, which is rendered animal fat (old fashioned)

2. A place where food is kept or stored

Synonym: pantry                                 Antonym: none

Analogy: larder:person :: burrow:animal

          object or place: it's user

Other forms: fervor

Adjective

1. A very strong belief or feeling

2. extremely hot (archaic) 

Synonym: earnestness                     Antonym: indifferent

Analogy: fanatic:fervent :: counsler:calm

Other forms: elicitation, elicitor

Verb

1. to get information, a reaction from someone, especially when it is difficult

2. to put something into existance 

Synonym: evoke                               Antonym: supress

Analogy: elicit:answer :: insult:anger

Other forms of the word: reccurence, reccurant

Verb

1. Something, especially bad things, that happen again and again

2. When a number or numbers after a decimal point repeats forever in the same pattern

Synonym: repeat                                 Antonym: halt

Analogy: recurs:theme :: book:nancy drew

          category:example

Other forms of the word: aureola

Noun

1. A crown worn by saints or other heavenly beings

2. A radiant light around the head or body of a sacred personage

3. A luminous area surrounding a bright object when seen through mist

4. A ring shaped zone around an igneous intrusion

Synonym: halo                                 Antonym: defile

aureole:lit :: glass:clear 

noun:closely related adjective

Other forms of the word: steadfastly, steadfastness

Adjective

1. immovable, not subject to change, doctorined

2. loyal

Synonym: faithful                             Antonym: fickle

Analogy: favors:steadfast :: tattling:fickle

          cause:effect

Other forms of the woerd: authorized authorization

Verb

1. To give official or legal permission for something

2. To give power to someone or something

Synonym: sanction                             Antonym: forbid

authorize:agree :: veto:disagree

        decreasing intensity

Other forms of the word: Abysses, absymal

Noun

1. A very dangerous of frightening situation

2. A deep empty space seen form a high point, such as a mountain

3. A great diffrence that seperates two people or groups

Synonym: rift                               Antonym: mountain

abyss:earthquake :: heat:fire

effect:cause

Other forms of the word: profoundly

Adjective

1. important, a strong influence or effect, or deep feelings

2. showing a great knowledge, complete

3. Literary, deep or far below the surface of something

synonym: deep, influencial       antonym: surface, irrelevent

professer:profound :: tomato:red

noun:closely related adjective

Other forms of the word: siphoned, siphoning, syphon

Noun

1. A bent tube for getting liquid out of a container

2. A type of bottle used for holding soda water

3. to remove liquid from a container using a siphone

4. to take money from a buissness for dishonest purposes

Synonym: drain

Antonym: fill

siphon:straw :: instrument:flute

category:example

Other forms of the word: torchbearers

Noun

1. Someone who carries a torch, usually during a professional ceremony

2. Someone who inspires others to work toward goals

Synonyms: leader                               Antonym: bully

Analogy: inspire:torchbearer :: put down:bully

           action:subject preforming action

Other forms of the word: impassionate, impassionately

Adjective

1. full of strong feelings and emotions

2. inflamed

Synonym: fervid                          Antonym: indifferent

Analogy: speech:impassioned :: crowd:fervent

           noun:closely related adjective

Other forms of the word: fomentation foments

Verb

1. To stir up

2. To cause a revolution

Synonym: rebellion                             Antonym: peace

Analogy: insurgent:foments :: counsler:pacifies

          subject preforming action:action

Other forms of the word: beelined, beelining

Noun

1. To quickly and directly toward something

2. A straight line from point to point

Synonym: shortcut                           Antonym: indirect

Analogy: go:beeline :: unintrested:bored

          increasing intensity

Other forms of the word: pensively

Adjective

1. Thinking about something a lot, especially when it makes you sad

2. Deep or serious thought

Synonym: ruminative                          Antonym: shallow

philosopher:pensive :: torchbearer:inspiring

noun:closely related adjective

Other forms of the word: exultant, exultation

Verb

1. to show you are very happy and proud

2. To show you succeeded in doing something

Synonym: rejoice                             Antonym: unhappy

success:exultant :: faliure:unhappy

cause: effect

Other forms of the word: caviled, caviling

Verb

1. To make unnecessary or trivial objections

2. To make frivolous complaints

Synonyms: criticize                            Antonym: agree

food critic:cavil :: therapist:agreeable

noun:closely related adjective

Other forms of the word: uproariously uproar

Adjective

1. very noisy because a lot of people are laughing or shouting

2. A surge of sound as a reaction to something shocking

Synonym: rambunctious                          Antonym: quiet

uproarious:secret :: story:brer rabbit

category:example

Other forms of the word: brooding, brooded, broody

noun adjective

1. n, a family of birds born at the same time, or a lot of children in a family

2. to keep thinking about something that is upsetting you

Synonym: sulk                                Antonym: neglect

miserable:brood :: estatic:happy

decreasing intensity

Other forms of the word: hinterlands

Noun

1. A less developed are that is far from big cities

2. An area of land next to a city or coastline

Synonym: wilderness                       Antonym: metropolis

hinterland:countryside :: metropolis:city

category:example

Other forms of the word: primly, primness

Adjective

1. When clothes are prim, they are neat and formal

2. very formal and careful and easily shocked by anyone offensive

Synonym: decourous                          Antonym: unformal

cat:prim :: dog:rowdy

noun:closely related adjective

Other forms of the word: trampled, trampling

Verb

1. Step heavily on something so you crush it with your feet

2. To behave rudley or insesitively to intimidate someone

Synonym: overwhelm                              Antonym: heal

shoe:trample :: lawnmower:cut

tool: its action

Other forms of the word: sluices

Noun Verb

1. n. a passage for water to flow through 

2. v. to wash something with a lot of water

Synonym: valve                                  Antonym: none

sluice:drain :: pipe:fill

cause:effect