Analogy Words
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- Tryst
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A meeting, date, agreement or engagement; usually romantic
A secret romantic meeting - Bustle
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To move in a quick, busy manner.
A gathering of material - usually at the back of a woman's skirt below the waist. - Enterprising
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Marked by imagination, initiative, and readingess to undertake new projects.
Having a strong desire for success or achievement. - Sloth
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A very slow moving animal that lives in trees.
Not liking to work; laziness. - Delegate
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A person given power or authority to act for others.
Transfer power or responsibilities to someone else. - Culinary
- Of or having to do with cooking or the kitchen.
- Magnate
- A very wealthy, powerful or influential person; especially in business.
- Indulge
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To give in and do something you really want to do (like eat 6 chocolate bars).
To engage or take part in something - esp. somthing good or fun. - Toothsome
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Delicious, pleasant, attractive
Extremely pleasing to the sense of taste. - Stagnate
- Stand still, exist in a changeless situation.
- Compatriot
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A person from one's own country.
A colleague - Integrate
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To make into a whole by bringing all parts together.
To open to people of all races or ethnic groups. - Tyro
- A beginner, someone new to an activity
- Convention
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A formal meeting or assembly.
A custom that everyone in a group follows. - Benign
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Gentleness, mild character
Medical term meaning harmless - Malevolent
- Wishing harm to others; having a harmful influence.
- Colleague
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A fellow member of a profession, staff or academic faculty
A work associate - Peruse
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To read or examine typically with great care
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To leaf through something/not look carefully - Tonsorial
- Of or relating to barbering or being a barber
- Winsome
- Charming; often in a childlike way.
- Peon
- A laborer; someone forced to do menial work.
- Compile
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To gather things together.
To put together materials from different sources. - Dormant
- Lying asleep or as if asleep; temporarily inactive.
- Masticate
- To chew or to grind together into a pulp
- Patron
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A regular customer.
Someone that supports, protects, or champions something.