Webster’s
Welsh – English Thesaurus Dictionary
Edited by Professor Philip M. Parker, Ph.D. Chaired Professor of Management Science INSEAD (Singapore and Fontainebleau, France)
Webster’s
Welsh – English Thesaurus Dictionary
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PROCEEDS BENEFIT Webster’s Online Dictionary (www.websters-online-dictionary.org)
EDITED BY Philip M. Parker, Ph.D. INSEAD (Fontainebleau & Singapore)
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PREFACE This is an English thesaurus designed for Welsh speakers who wish to better understand the ambiguities and richness of the English language. The first chapter is a full English thesaurus organized by 10620 Welsh subject words. For each Welsh subject word, one or more corresponding English subject words (translations) are provided. Synonyms are then given for the English translations for all relevant parts of speech (even in cases where the Welsh subject word has a unique part of speech). This process results in over 22181 English synonyms. The second chapter gives an index of these English synonyms back to the Welsh subject words (a potentially useful chapter to English speakers interested in basic Welsh vocabulary). The third chapter has short vocabulary lists organized by parts-of-speech. English teachers or students can use these bilingual lists to create flash cards, basic lesson plans, and English as a Second Language (ESL) study lists. While creating an English thesaurus for Welsh speakers seems simple enough, it can be tricky. What’s the problem? Translations do not always follow strict transitivity. Normally, if a=b and b=c, then c=a. This is not necessarily true in linguistics when b is an English word that has more than one part of speech. For example, “test” is a verb, noun and adjective. What is the correct English synonym for “a” (in Welsh) when “b” (in English) has synonyms (“c”) having many parts of speech? Furthermore, what if “a” (in Welsh) is ambiguous and has several translations into English (“b”)? This thesaurus embraces this ambiguity by giving as much information to the reader as possible. This was accomplished in two phases. In the first phase, maximum-likelihood English translations of the Welsh subject words are given. For all the languages covered in Webster’s Online Dictionary translations are determined using rather massive content analyses of translations from various sources including translations of United Nations documents, translations of the Holy Bible (and similar sources), training manuals, popular works, and academic sources. An English translation having the highest probability of being used is reported first, then the second most probable is reported second, and so on. Reference: Webster's Online Dictionary (www.websters-online-dictionary.org)
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In the second phase, English synonyms for all parts of speech, including those not related to the original Welsh subject, are given for each English translation generated by the first phase. If an English entry is most used as a certain part of speech (estimated based on an English language corpus), then English synonyms for that part of speech are listed first. This indicates to the speaker of Welsh how the English subject word is most used. Other parts of speech are listed based on their frequency of usage in English. Within each part of speech, synonyms most likely to be used in English are listed first. Readers who seek further information on any of the words in this book, including translations to other world languages, can freely refer to Webster’s Online Dictionary (www.webstersonline-dictionary.org). The goal of Webster’s Online Dictionary is to give all people of the world free access to a complete mapping of all known words to and from all written languages. In fulfillment of this goal, Webster’s Online Dictionary (www.websters-online-dictionary.org) also offers as much information as possible for each word, including definitions, translations, images, trade name usage, quotations, and encyclopedic knowledge. The proceeds generated by the sale of this Welsh–English thesaurus dictionary as well as other books extracted from the project will be used to augment the contents of the Webster’s Online Dictionary. This book may be the first Welsh-English thesaurus ever published. All the errors and omissions are mine. I will certainly revise and improve this book at some later date, so if you wish to see better editions published in the future, please send any suggestions, corrections, or translations to
[email protected]. Thank you for purchasing this book and supporting Webster’s Online Dictionary. Philip M. Parker, Ph.D., editor Chair Professor of Management Science INSEAD (Singapore & Fontainebleau, France)
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CONTENTS WELSH TO ENGLISH THESAURUS ............................................................... 1 ‘..................................................................................................................................... 1 A................................................................................................................................... 1 Á................................................................................................................................. 76 B ................................................................................................................................. 76 C............................................................................................................................... 105 D............................................................................................................................... 198 E ............................................................................................................................... 246 F ............................................................................................................................... 261 G............................................................................................................................... 271 H .............................................................................................................................. 319 I ................................................................................................................................ 338 J ................................................................................................................................ 341 L ............................................................................................................................... 342 M .............................................................................................................................. 363 N .............................................................................................................................. 386 O............................................................................................................................... 392 Ó............................................................................................................................... 398 P ............................................................................................................................... 398 R ............................................................................................................................... 428 S................................................................................................................................ 443 T ............................................................................................................................... 461 U............................................................................................................................... 493 W.............................................................................................................................. 498 Ŵ.............................................................................................................................. 499 Y ............................................................................................................................... 499
INDEX OF ENGLISH SUBJECTS TO WELSH SUBJECTS ............................... 521 A............................................................................................................................... 521 B ............................................................................................................................... 529 C............................................................................................................................... 537 D............................................................................................................................... 546 E ............................................................................................................................... 553 Reference: Webster's Online Dictionary (www.websters-online-dictionary.org)
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Contents F ............................................................................................................................... 557 G............................................................................................................................... 562 H .............................................................................................................................. 566 I ................................................................................................................................ 570 J ................................................................................................................................ 574 K............................................................................................................................... 575 L ............................................................................................................................... 575 M .............................................................................................................................. 579 N .............................................................................................................................. 584 O............................................................................................................................... 586 P ............................................................................................................................... 588 Q............................................................................................................................... 597 R ............................................................................................................................... 597 S................................................................................................................................ 603 T ............................................................................................................................... 615 U............................................................................................................................... 624 V............................................................................................................................... 627 W.............................................................................................................................. 628 Y ............................................................................................................................... 632 Z ............................................................................................................................... 632
VOCABULARY STUDY LISTS .................................................................... 633 Verbs (Welsh - English) ........................................................................................ 633 Verbs (English - Welsh) ........................................................................................ 640 Nouns (Welsh - English)....................................................................................... 646 Nouns (English - Welsh)....................................................................................... 680 Adverbs (Welsh - English).................................................................................... 706 Adverbs (English - Welsh).................................................................................... 706 Adjectives (Welsh - English) ................................................................................ 707 Adjectives (English - Welsh) ................................................................................ 721
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Welsh to English Thesaurus ‘ 'r the; synonyms (n) queenliness, stateliness, (v) thee.
A a and; synonyms (conj) with, (adv) also, additionally, (prep) plus, including, (adj) more. abad abbot; synonyms (n) archimandrite, beadsman, friar, mendicant, palmer, pilgrim, cenobite, conventual, minister, monk. abadaeth abbacy; synonym (n) presbytery. abades abbess; synonyms (n) prioress, canoness, nun. aball 1. failure; synonyms (n) bankruptcy, failing, breakdown, decline, deficiency, debacle, defeat, disappointment, disaster, downfall; antonyms (n) success, achievement, hit, winner, victory, achiever, attainment, capability, growth, 2. destruction; synonyms (n) death, collapse, ruin, abolition, damage, demolition, desolation, devastation, end, bane; antonyms (n) construction, creation, preservation, protection, conservation, formation, reparation. abar corpse; synonyms (n) cadaver, carcass, body, corse, remains, stiff, clay. abaty abbey; synonyms (n) convent, monastery, church, priory, clergyman, (v) cloister. aber 1. confluence; synonyms (n) concourse, meeting, concurrence, junction, assembly, conflux, convergence, crowd, union; antonym (n) divergence, 2. estuary; synonyms (n) bay, inlet, mouth, bight, cove, frith, gulf, arm, 3. mouth; synonyms (n) jaw, lip, aperture, lips, edge, entrance, (v) grimace, articulate, pronounce, speak, 4. stream; synonyms (n) flow, brook, river, run, (v) flood, gush, jet, pour, (prep) current, course; antonym (v) trickle. aberfa 1. haven; synonyms (n) harbor, asylum, port, shelter, harbour, refuge, retreat, destination, anchorage, cover, 2. estuary; synonyms (n) bay, inlet, mouth, bight, cove, frith, gulf, arm. abergofiant forgetfulness; synonyms (n) oblivion, neglect, amnesia, inattention, omission,
carelessness, abandon, casualness, death, (v) amnesty. Aberteifi cardigan; synonym (n) sweater. aberth sacrifice; synonyms (n) immolation, loss, forfeiture, (v) offering, oblation, forfeit, immolate, offer, give, lose. aberthged oblation; synonyms (n) offering, gift, (v) grant, benefaction, boon, favor, bounty, donative, largess, alms. aberthol sacrificial; synonym (adj) costly. aberthu sacrifice; synonyms (n) immolation, loss, forfeiture, (v) offering, oblation, forfeit, immolate, offer, give, lose. aberthwr sacrificer; synonym (n) sacrificator. abid 1. apparel; synonyms (n) garb, clothing, garment, array, clothes, costume, (v) dress, adorn, attire, clothe, 2. habit; synonyms (n) custom, character, convention, practice, ritual, use, addiction, disposition, apparel, constitution. abl 1. able; synonyms (adj) capable, clever, competent, dexterous, accomplished, adroit, consummate, effective, expert, (n) efficient; antonyms (adj) incapable, incompetent, inept, unable, untrained, weak, 2. well-off; synonyms (adj) rich, wealthy, affluent, opulent, prosperous, moneyed, substantial, flush, comfortable, fortunate; antonyms (adj) impoverished, poor, 3. sufficient; synonyms (adj) adequate, enough, satisfactory, commensurate, proper, good, acceptable, ample, full, plenty; antonyms (adj) inadequate, insufficient, 4. rich; synonyms (adj) abundant, copious, fertile, productive, fruitful, deep, fat, luxurious, plentiful, prolific; antonyms (adj) broke, destitute, light. abledd 1. ability; synonyms (n) hand, aptitude, capacity, cleverness, dexterity, faculty, power, talent, accomplishment, bent; antonyms (n) inability, injury, 2. abundance; synonyms (n) wealth, amplitude, exuberance, plenitude, profusion, richness, store, treasure, (adj) plenty, riches; antonyms (n) dearth, scarcity, aridity, insufficiency, lack, shortage, 3. plenty; synonyms (n) abundance, affluence, copiousness, many, much, plenteousness, opulence, galore, (adj) enough, adequate; antonyms (n) few, (adj) insufficient. ablwch plenty; synonyms (n) abundance, affluence, copiousness, many, much, plenteousness, exuberance, opulence, plenitude, (adj) enough; antonyms (n) few, (adj) insufficient. abred release; synonyms (n) discharge, (v) exempt, free, liberate, pardon, absolve, acquit, deliver, dismiss, (adj) disengage; antonyms (n) imprisonment, abduction, custody, involvement, preservation, (v) capture, confine, imprison, arrest, catch. abrwysg 1. drunken; synonyms (adj) drunk, boozy, sottish, intoxicated, tight, tipsy, bibulous, 2.
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Welsh - English clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling,
cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit, deft. abrwysgl 1. dreadful; synonyms (adj) awful, bad, dire, dread, alarming, atrocious, fearful, terrible, abominable, appalling; antonyms (adj) pleasant, wonderful, 2. huge; synonyms (adj) big, enormous, gigantic, immense, large, vast, colossal, extensive, great, elephantine; antonyms (adj) tiny, insignificant, miniature, small. absen 1. absence; synonyms (n) absenteeism, dearth, default, deficiency, lack, want, nonattendance, paucity, scarcity, shortage; antonyms (n) presence, attendance, 2. slander; synonyms (n) insult, scandal, aspersion, defamation, obloquy, disparagement, (v) libel, defame, (adj) abuse, asperse; antonym (v) praise. absennol absent; synonyms (adj) off, wanting, inattentive, absentminded, abstracted, faraway, lost, missing, nonexistent, (adv) away; antonym (adj) present. absennu 1. backbite; synonyms (v) malign, slander, detract, lampoon, bitch, censure, mistreat, 2. slander; synonyms (n) insult, scandal, aspersion, defamation, obloquy, disparagement, (v) libel, defame, (adj) abuse, asperse; antonym (v) praise. absennus slanderous; synonyms (adj) defamatory, libelous, scandalous, calumniatory, calumnious, abusive, injurious, derogatory, libellous, denigrating. absennwr backbiter; synonyms (n) defamer, slanderer, traducer, vilifier, lampooner, satirist, whisperer, enemy, gossip, libeler. absenoldeb absence; synonyms (n) absenteeism, dearth, default, deficiency, lack, want, nonattendance, paucity, scarcity, shortage; antonyms (n) presence, attendance. absenoli absent; synonyms (adj) off, wanting, inattentive, absentminded, abstracted, faraway, lost, missing, nonexistent, (adv) away; antonym (adj) present. absenoliad absence; synonyms (n) absenteeism, dearth, default, deficiency, lack, want, nonattendance, paucity, scarcity, shortage; antonyms (n) presence, attendance. absenoliaeth absence; synonyms (n) absenteeism, dearth, default, deficiency, lack, want, nonattendance, paucity, scarcity, shortage; antonyms (n) presence, attendance. absolfen pardon; synonyms (n) amnesty, forgiveness, (v) absolve, condone, excuse, forgive, justify, acquit, exonerate, (adj) exculpate; antonym (v) blame. absolfeniad pardon; synonyms (n) amnesty, forgiveness, (v) absolve, condone, excuse, forgive,
justify, acquit, exonerate, (adj) exculpate; antonym (v) blame. absolfennu absolve; synonyms (v) excuse, justify, acquit, exculpate, exonerate, forgive, free, pardon, remit, clear; antonyms (v) convict, blame, condemn. absolwt absolute; synonyms (adj) downright, peremptory, total, unconditional, categorical, full, real, unqualified, utter, (n) positive; antonyms (adj) partial, qualified. abwth 1. fright; synonyms (n) awe, dismay, dread, fear, apprehension, consternation, horror, scare, (v) alarm, affright, 2. injury; synonyms (n) disadvantage, disservice, harm, grievance, damage, detriment, hurt, impairment, wound, ill; antonyms (n) ability, reparation. abwydo bait; synonyms (n) bribe, decoy, snare, attraction, (v) badger, tease, harass, lure, molest, (adj) harry. ac and; synonyms (conj) with, (adv) also, additionally, (prep) plus, including, (adj) more. academi academy; synonyms (n) academe, school, college, institution, university, academia, campus, class, alliance, council. acen accent; synonyms (n) stress, dialect, emphasis, idiom, importance, speech, (v) emphasize, emphasise, punctuate, accentuate. aceniad 1. accentuation; synonyms (n) accent, emphasis, stress, inflection, emphasizing, 2. stress; synonyms (n) pressure, tension, force, importance, pinch, (v) strain, emphasize, accentuate, emphasise, punctuate. acennod 1. accent; synonyms (n) stress, dialect, emphasis, idiom, importance, speech, (v) emphasize, emphasise, punctuate, accentuate, consider also 2. accent mark; synonyms (n) accent, diacritic, diacritical, accentuation, cedilla, circumflex, umlaut. acennog accented; synonyms (adj) emphatic, heavy, strong, tonic, arduous, backbreaking, bracing, brisk, clayey, cloggy. acennu 1. accentuate; synonyms (v) emphasize, accent, stress, underline, emphasise, punctuate, underscore, highlight; antonym (v) deaden, 2. stress; synonyms (n) emphasis, pressure, tension, force, importance, pinch, effort, (v) strain, accentuate, trouble, 3. accent; synonyms (n) dialect, idiom, speech, accentuation, articulation, intonation, pronunciation, tone, delivery, (v) pronounce. acenyddiaeth accentuation; synonyms (n) accent, emphasis, stress, inflection, emphasizing. acer acre; synonyms (n) acreage, grounds, manor, plot. ach 1. ancestry; synonyms (n) descent, origin, birth, derivation, extraction, family, lineage, pedigree, ancestors, blood, 2. pedigree; synonyms (n)
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Welsh - English ancestry, breed, stock, line, parentage, house, bloodline, filiation, genealogy, (adj) thoroughbred. acha 1. astride; synonyms (adv) astraddle, bestriding, (adj) piggyback, straddling, 2. on; synonyms (prep) at, about, concerning, in, by, into, upon, (adj) forward, aboard, (prf) along; antonym (adv) off. achenog beggar; synonyms (n) mendicant, mumper, pauper, tramp, sponger, moocher, vagabond, (v) pauperize. aches 1. eloquence; synonyms (n) elocution, style, fluency, oratory, rhetoric, articulateness, expression, articulacy, classicism, diction, 2. flood; synonyms (n) deluge, pour, torrent, stream, (v) drench, flow, inundate, glut, drown, (prep) tide; antonyms (n) drought, shortage, (v) trickle, 3. tide; synonyms (n) current, course, drift, run, time, (v) wave, flood, surge, billow, noonday. achles 1. protection; synonyms (n) defense, care, conservation, cover, custody, defence, guardianship, security, shelter, (v) guard; antonym (n) destruction, 2. manure; synonyms (n) compost, dung, fertilizer, (v) fertilize, muck, soil, (adj) guano, 3. refuge; synonyms (n) protection, asylum, sanctuary, resort, retreat, safety, haven, harbor, hideaway, (v) recourse. achlesol sheltering; synonyms (adj) protective, defensive, motherly, (n) housing. achlesu 1. succor; synonyms (n) help, relief, assistance, ministration, (v) support, comfort, aid, assist, relieve, succour, 2. protect; synonyms (v) defend, keep, cover, preserve, hide, conceal, conserve, maintain, safeguard, (n) guard; antonyms (v) attack, expose, neglect, risk, 3. manure; synonyms (n) compost, dung, fertilizer, (v) fertilize, muck, soil, (adj) guano, 4. shelter; synonyms (n) refuge, asylum, harbor, protect, protection, sanctuary, security, shield, hut, (v) screen. achleswr succorer; synonym (n) succourer. achlesydd protector; synonyms (n) defender, guard, guardian, champion, custodian, patron, conservator, escort, hero, benefactor. achlin lineage; synonyms (n) breed, descent, family, pedigree, extraction, genealogy, house, ancestry, birth, blood. achlod 1. disgrace; synonyms (n) shame, blemish, stain, degradation, reproach, (v) dishonor, discredit, degrade, blot, debase; antonyms (v) honor, respect, credit, esteem, 2. shame; synonyms (n) disgrace, humiliation, chagrin, insult, modesty, pity, scandal, contempt, (v) humiliate, abash. achlust attentive; synonyms (adj) thoughtful, assiduous, diligent, heedful, observant, watchful, advertent, alert, aware, careful; antonyms (adj) inattentive, negligent, unfocused, forgetful, neglectful, heedless.
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achlysur 1. cause; synonyms (n) case, action, occasion, account, (v) make, breed, do, induce, allow, arouse; antonym (n) consequence, 2. occasion; synonyms (n) event, chance, episode, happening, incident, juncture, motive, (v) cause, create, beget, 3. advantage; synonyms (n) behalf, privilege, profit, expediency, good, lead, preponderance, virtue, perk, (v) benefit; antonyms (n) drawback, detriment, difficulty, (v) disadvantage, 4. reason; synonyms (n) mind, intellect, argument, object, purpose, rationality, understanding, basis, (v) argue, debate, 5. opportunity; synonyms (n) opening, luck, crack, room, time, alternative, break, option, possibility, scope. achlysuro occasion; synonyms (n) case, event, chance, episode, happening, incident, (v) cause, create, beget, breed. achlysurol occasional; synonyms (adj) accidental, casual, incidental, irregular, infrequent, episodic, intermittent, fortuitous, adventitious, contingent; antonyms (adj) frequent, recurrent. achor 1. fear; synonyms (n) apprehension, awe, alarm, dismay, doubt, anguish, care, consternation, (v) dread, concern; antonyms (n) bravery, confidence, fearlessness, reassurance, 2. tumult; synonyms (n) hubbub, stir, clamor, bustle, commotion, brawl, din, excitement, (v) disturbance, disorder. achos 1. for; synonyms (prep) because, behind, by, per, during, (conj) considering, (adv) against, as, therefore, hence, 2. cause; synonyms (n) case, action, occasion, account, (v) make, breed, do, induce, allow, arouse; antonym (n) consequence, 3. affair; synonyms (n) matter, business, concern, event, job, occurrence, amour, duty, happening, incident, 4. behalf; synonyms (n) behoof, interest, part, sake, defense, good, score, service, side, (adj) half. achosi cause; synonyms (n) case, action, occasion, account, (v) make, breed, do, induce, allow, arouse; antonym (n) consequence. achosiaeth causality; synonym (n) origin. achosiant causation; synonyms (n) causality, cause, origin, causing. achre shivering; synonyms (n) chill, cold, (adj) quivering, shaking, trembling, quaking, shaky, shuddering, tremulous, chilled; antonym (adj) composed. achub 1. save; synonyms (v) deliver, economize, rescue, conserve, free, hoard, keep, maintain, preserve, (prep) except; antonyms (v) spend, squander, waste, 2. rescue; synonyms (n) deliverance, release, delivery, salvage, relieve, (v) extricate, ransom, recover, redeem, save; antonyms (n) involvement, loss, (v) abandon, 3. seize;
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synonyms (v) capture, catch, grab, arrest, apprehend, clutch, get, grapple, receive, annex, 4. snatch; synonyms (v) pinch, abduct, kidnap, seize, snap, jerk, grasp, grip, pluck, (n) seizure. achubiaeth 1. salvation; synonyms (n) aid, redemption, delivery, rescue, justification, preservation, savior, (adj) conversion, adoption, beatification; antonym (n) downfall, 2. saving; synonyms (n) economy, conservation, cut, deliverance, (adj) economical, frugal, thrifty, save, chary, except; antonym (n) extravagance. achubol saving; synonyms (n) economy, conservation, preservation, rescue, cut, (adj) economical, frugal, thrifty, save, chary; antonym (n) extravagance. achubwr 1. savior; synonyms (n) deliverer, rescuer, saviour, saver, redeemer, benefactor, deliveryman, donor, recoverer, champion, 2. rescuer; synonyms (n) savior, liberator. achubydd 1. savior; synonyms (n) deliverer, rescuer, saviour, saver, redeemer, benefactor, deliveryman, donor, recoverer, champion, 2. rescuer; synonyms (n) savior, liberator. achudd 1. seclusion; synonyms (n) privacy, isolation, retirement, retreat, segregation, loneliness, secrecy, concealment, separation, (adj) solitude, 2. retreat; synonyms (n) refuge, resort, asylum, departure, den, (v) recede, retire, withdraw, depart, ebb; antonyms (n) raid, (v) advance. achul 1. thin; synonyms (adj) flimsy, gaunt, lean, light, slight, tenuous, emaciated, fine, (v) slender, dilute; antonyms (adj) thick, fat, concentrated, chubby, plump, wide, broad, heavy, (v) thicken, 2. emaciated; synonyms (adj) cadaverous, bony, thin, haggard, meager, skinny, wasted, slim, atrophied, lanky. achwyn 1. complain; synonyms (v) beef, bemoan, bewail, protest, squawk, whine, grudge, accuse, carp, croak; antonym (v) compliment, 2. complaint; synonyms (n) accusation, ailment, charge, affection, disease, disorder, ill, illness, lament, plaint, 3. plaint; synonyms (n) complaint, mourning, lamentation, wail, moan, (v) chorus, clamor, hullabaloo, outcry. achwyniad 1. complaint; synonyms (n) accusation, ailment, charge, affection, disease, disorder, ill, illness, lament, plaint, 2. accusation; synonyms (n) accusal, blame, complaint, allegation, condemnation, insinuation, accuse, arraignment, censure, crimination. achwynwr 1. complainer; synonyms (n) grumbler, grouch, bellyacher, grump, chicken, critic, crybaby, fussbudget, moaner, (v) censurer, 2. grumbler; synonyms (n) complainer, sniveler, squawker, whiner, crank, objector, protester, (v) malcontent, dissenter, dissident, 3. complainant; synonyms
(n) plaintiff, querent, appellant, inquirer, 4. plaintiff; synonyms (n) complainant, accuser,
prosecutor, pursuer, applicant, party, defendant, pretender, (adj) plaintive. achwynyddes complainant; synonyms (n) plaintiff, critic, querent, appellant, inquirer. achyddiaeth genealogy; synonyms (n) ancestry, descent, pedigree, birth, lineage, derivation, (v) family, kindred. achyddol genealogical; synonyms (adj) genealogic, ancestral, hereditary, racial. acses 1. ague; synonyms (n) acute, (adj) appendicitis, 2. access; synonyms (n) admission, approach, entrance, entry, admittance, entree, gate, attack, doorway, (v) enter; antonym (n) exit. act 1. act; synonyms (n) accomplishment, action, move, play, statute, (v) achievement, behave, deed, go, perform; antonym (v) refrain, 2. decree; synonyms (n) command, act, edict, (v) order, award, decide, enact, ordain, rule, will, 3. statute; synonyms (n) law, ordinance, constitution, decree, charter, canon, enactment, regulation, code, ruling. actio act; synonyms (n) accomplishment, action, move, play, statute, (v) achievement, behave, deed, go, perform; antonym (v) refrain. actiwr actor; synonyms (n) doer, player, agent, comedian, thespian, artist, artiste, entertainer, histrion, (v) performer. actor actor; synonyms (n) doer, player, agent, comedian, thespian, artist, artiste, entertainer, histrion, (v) performer. actores actress; synonyms (n) actor, player, artist, entertainer, musician, recitalist. acw 1. yonder; synonyms (adv) beyond, abroad, farther, further, (adj) yon, distant, 2. there; synonyms (adv) here, thither, present, thereat, apparent, convenient, (adj) adept, competent, expert, professional. adail 1. building; synonyms (n) architecture, establishment, construction, fabric, fabrication, house, assembly, creation, (v) edifice, pile, 2. edifice; synonyms (n) building, structure, 3. structure; synonyms (n) form, arrangement, shape, constitution, frame, framework, organization, conformation, composition, erection. adain wing; synonyms (n) annex, arm, fender, limb, pinion, flank, extension, pennon, (v) fly, soar. adalw recall; synonyms (v) retrieve, countermand, recognize, recollect, remember, repeal, rescind, retract, (n) anamnesis, memory; antonym (v) forget. adamant 1. diamond; synonyms (n) adamant, lozenge, infield, rhombus, square, rectangle, (adj) jewel, bijou, 2. adamant; synonyms (adj) firm, immovable, inexorable, inflexible, obdurate,
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Welsh - English resolute, rigid, steadfast, stubborn, unyielding; antonym (adj) compliant. adamantaidd adamantine; synonyms (adj) adamant, hard, inexorable, intransigent, strong, potent, powerful, puissant, robust, valid. adameg 1. speech; synonyms (n) address, delivery, expression, lecture, conversation, discourse, language, sermon, diction, (v) say, 2. riddle; synonyms (n) enigma, conundrum, mystery, puzzle, screen, poser, problem, sieve, (v) puncture, filter, 3. tale; synonyms (n) story, account, narrative, fable, fib, narration, recital, report, fiction, history. adara fowl; synonyms (n) chicken, poultry, bird, chick, birds, partlet, birdie, boo, chickabiddy, dame. adardy aviary; synonyms (n) enclosure, ornithon, pen, volary, volery, (v) beehive. adareg ornithology; synonyms (n) anthropology, oryctology, paleontology, vermeology. adargi 1. spaniel; synonyms (n) sycophant, beagle, harrier, (v) flunkey, lapdog, snob, flunky, cringe, fawn, (adj) cringing, 2. setter; synonyms (n) compositor, typesetter, typographer, batt, pointer, spaniel, adornment, decoration, 3. retriever; synonym (n) setter. adargraffiad reprint; synonyms (n) offprint, reimpression, reprinting, separate, republication, copy, book, (v) reissue, reproduce, print. adargraffu reprint; synonyms (n) offprint, reimpression, reprinting, separate, republication, copy, book, (v) reissue, reproduce, print. adariaeth ornithology; synonyms (n) anthropology, oryctology, paleontology, vermeology. adarwr fowler; synonym (n) birdcatcher. adarydd ornithologist; synonym (n) birder. adaryddiaeth ornithology; synonyms (n) anthropology, oryctology, paleontology, vermeology. adbelydru reflect; synonyms (v) deliberate, ponder, cogitate, consider, contemplate, meditate, muse, mirror, mull, think. adblaned satellite; synonyms (n) follower, moon, planet, attendant, orbiter, disciple, secondary, cohort, hanger-on, (adj) ancillary. addas 1. suitable; synonyms (adj) appropriate, fit, good, apt, proper, right, convenient, eligible, apposite, (v) becoming; antonyms (adj) inappropriate, unsuitable, wrong, improper, 2. fitting; synonyms (adj) applicable, felicitous, just, decorous, compatible, correct, (n) adaptation, adjustment, accommodation, appointment, 3. apposite; synonyms (adj) pertinent, apropos, suitable, adequate, fitting, germane, pat, relevant, 4. fit; synonyms (v) agree, accommodate, meet,
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suit, adapt, correspond, square, accord, (n) adjust, convulsion; antonyms (adj) unfit, unwell, 5. meet (cyfarfod); synonyms (v) converge, find, assemble, congregate, encounter, fulfill, gather, answer, cross, confront; antonyms (v) avoid, disperse, diverge, 6. proper; synonyms (adj) due, decent, agreeable, befitting, legitimate, modest, neat, exact, fair, formal; antonyms (adj) unseemly, rude. addasrwydd 1. suitability; synonyms (n) fitness, appropriateness, convenience, aptness, qualification, advisability, correctness, suitableness, rightness; antonym (n) unsuitability, 2. fitness; synonyms (n) ability, adequacy, capability, propriety, correspondence, competence, competency, fittingness, health, congruity; antonyms (n) inability, unfitness, 3. suitableness; synonyms (n) suitability, consonance, (v) agreement. addasu 1. adapt; synonyms (v) adjust, accommodate, acclimate, fashion, alter, arrange, assimilate, change, edit, familiarize, 2. fit; synonyms (v) agree, meet, suit, adapt, correspond, square, accord, (adj) decorous, apt, (n) convulsion; antonyms (adj) unfit, inappropriate, unwell, 3. suit; synonyms (n) lawsuit, plea, action, case, petition, (v) fit, answer, become, match, please, 4. adjust; synonyms (v) temper, align, acclimatize, balance, fix, reconcile, regulate, set, compose, (adj) dress. addawol promising; synonyms (adj) likely, auspicious, bright, favorable, encouraging, hopeful, propitious, budding, optimistic, probable; antonyms (adj) unpromising, hopeless, inauspicious. addawydd promiser; synonym (n) promisor. addef 1. admit; synonyms (v) acknowledge, concede, accede, grant, affirm, confess, include, permit, (n) allow, (phr) accept; antonyms (v) deny, exclude, reject, 2. home (cartref); synonyms (n) fireside, abode, domicile, house, base, building, dwelling, family, habitation, (adj) domestic, 3. avow; synonyms (v) admit, assert, declare, protest, attest, allege, announce, asseverate, (n) aver, (adj) own; antonym (v) disavow, 4. acknowledge; synonyms (v) avow, recognize, profess, appreciate, notice, agree, answer, confirm, hail, know; antonyms (v) ignore, overlook, 5. confess; synonyms (v) disclose, divulge, reveal, shrive, tell, 6. dwelling; synonyms (n) home, residence, place, address, lodge, apartment, habitat, housing, lodging, (adj) dwell, 7. own; synonyms (v) have, hold, possess, get, enjoy, occupy, retain, (adj) individual, proper, private. addefiad 1. confession; synonyms (n) avowal, admission, acknowledgment, recognition, concession, divulgence, disclosure, penance, profession, apology; antonym (n) denial, 2. admission; synonyms (n) acceptance, access,
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confession, admittance, declaration, reception, confirmation, acquiescence, affirmation, allowance. addewid promise; synonyms (n) engagement, assurance, bargain, (v) pledge, covenant, guarantee, contract, vow, augur, assure. addfain 1. shapely; synonyms (adj) proper, comely, symmetrical, graceful, curvaceous, fit, slim, busty, pleasing, beautiful; antonym (adj) straight, 2. slender; synonyms (adj) lean, narrow, little, thin, fine, lithe, slight, delicate, faint, feeble; antonyms (adj) plump, stocky, fat, wide. addfwyn 1. gentle; synonyms (adj) clement, calm, easy, friendly, soft, affable, balmy, kind, mild, tame; antonyms (adj) caustic, cruel, fierce, harsh, loud, violent, rough, abrupt, hardhearted, heavy, 2. meek; synonyms (adj) humble, lowly, docile, gentle, low, compliant, modest, quiet, submissive, retiring; antonyms (adj) assertive, bossy, 3. mild; synonyms (adj) kindly, gracious, benign, lenient, delicate, meek, sweet, fine, bland, indulgent; antonyms (adj) intense, extreme, pungent, severe, sharp, spicy, barbed, great, hot, incisive. addfwynbryd beauty; synonyms (n) splendor, attractiveness, beaut, charm, loveliness, pulchritude, dish, elegance, grace, grandeur; antonym (n) ugliness. addfwyndeg fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide. addfwynder 1. gentleness; synonyms (n) clemency, courtesy, compassion, kindliness, benevolence, lenity, meekness, mercy, (adj) kindness, benignity; antonyms (n) cruelty, fierceness, harshness, severity, violence, ferocity, 2. meekness; synonyms (n) humility, humbleness, compliance, modesty, obedience, submission, submissiveness, tameness; antonym (n) disobedience. addfwyneiddrwydd gentleness; synonyms (n) clemency, courtesy, compassion, kindliness, benevolence, lenity, meekness, mercy, (adj) kindness, benignity; antonyms (n) cruelty, fierceness, harshness, severity, violence, ferocity. addod 1. depositary; synonyms (n) depository, consignee, 2. treasure; synonyms (n) gem, prize, fortune, riches, funds, (v) cherish, esteem, hoard, appreciate, (adj) jewel. addoed 1. death; synonyms (n) demise, end, expiration, close, exit, cessation, decease, departure, dissolution, doom; antonyms (n) birth, existence, delivery, 2. hurt; synonyms (v) pain, wound, afflict, (adj) evil, (n) harm, damage, detriment, ache, disadvantage, abuse; antonyms (v) encourage, (adj) uninjured, unhurt. addoedi 1. delay; synonyms (n) pause, arrest, deferment, wait, stay, (v) defer, check, postpone,
reserve, adjourn; antonyms (n) punctuality, decisiveness, (v) rush, advance, 2. postpone; synonyms (v) delay, procrastinate, retard, suspend, remit, shelve, extend, hinder, (adj) waive, prolong, 3. prorogue; synonyms (v) prorogate, recess, terminate, protract, table. addoediad prorogation; synonyms (n) adjournment, extension, delay, prolongation, (v) postponement, retardation. addoer 1. chilling; synonyms (adj) cool, icy, bloodcurdling, wintry, cold, ghastly, macabre, scary, (n) cooling, 2. cruel; synonyms (adj) barbarous, brutal, hard, harsh, heartless, unkind, bitter, bloody, atrocious, biting; antonyms (adj) gentle, kind, merciful, humane, liberal, sympathetic, 3. sad; synonyms (adj) dreary, dismal, distressing, gloomy, miserable, mournful, pitiable, pitiful, bad, bleak; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, joyful, brave, cheery, composed. addoldy 1. sanctuary; synonyms (n) refuge, asylum, retreat, haven, shrine, safety, reservation, chancel, protection, shelter, consider also 2. place of worship; synonyms (n) church, synagogue, cathedral, minster, memorial, sanctuary, shul, tabernacle. addolgar 1. devout; synonyms (adj) pious, religious, devoted, pure, dear, devotional, godly, heartfelt, holy, saintly; antonym (adj) profane, 2. reverent; synonyms (adj) respectful, deferential, reverential, worshipful, (v) devout, earnest; antonyms (adj) blasphemous, disrespectful, impious. addolgarwch 1. devoutness; synonyms (n) devotion, holiness, piety, religiousness, godliness, piousness, consecration, 2. reverence; synonyms (n) respect, deference, esteem, regard, worship, adoration, admiration, (v) revere, fear, honor. addoli 1. worship; synonyms (n) adoration, respect, adulation, veneration, (v) praise, honor, revere, reverence, adore, glorify; antonym (v) hate, 2. adore; synonyms (v) worship, idolize, admire, cherish, appreciate, deify, venerate; antonym (v) detest. addoliad 1. worship; synonyms (n) adoration, respect, adulation, veneration, (v) praise, honor, revere, reverence, adore, glorify; antonym (v) hate, consider also 2. religious service; synonyms (n) avail, help, overhaul, service, serve, servicing, serving. addolwr worshiper; synonyms (n) worshipper, adorer, believer, devoter, enthusiast, truster. adduned vow; synonyms (n) promise, pledge, oath, plight, undertaking, guarantee, word, (v) swear, engage, betroth. addunedu vow; synonyms (n) promise, pledge, oath, plight, undertaking, guarantee, word, (v) swear, engage, betroth.
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addurn 1. adornment; synonyms (n) jewelry,
addysgu 1. educate; synonyms (v) civilize, cultivate,
ornament, decoration, embellishment, accessory, trim, embroidery, garnish, 2. ornament; synonyms (n) adornment, (v) beautify, adorn, deck, decorate, embellish, dress, grace, embroider, bedeck. addurniad 1. adornment; synonyms (n) jewelry, ornament, decoration, embellishment, accessory, trim, embroidery, garnish, 2. ornament; synonyms (n) adornment, (v) beautify, adorn, deck, decorate, embellish, dress, grace, embroider, bedeck. addurno 1. decorate; synonyms (v) beautify, deck, adorn, bedeck, dress, embellish, grace, apparel, bedight, arrange; antonym (v) strip, 2. adorn; synonyms (v) decorate, ornament, enrich, garnish, trim, gild, blazon, invest, crown, attire, 3. bedeck; synonyms (v) array, clothe, 4. bedizen; synonyms (v) dizen, prink, imbue, overdress, color, dye, emblazon, grain, illuminate, ingrain, 5. ornament; synonyms (n) decoration, adornment, embellishment, flourish, ornamentation, trimming, trinket, fringe, (v) embroider, enhance. addurnol 1. decorative; synonyms (adj) ornamental, fancy, ornate, artistic, cosmetic, embellishing, enhancing, diagrammatic, drawn, elaborate; antonym (adj) plain, 2. ornamental; synonyms (adj) decorative, extravagant, florid; antonym (adj) ugly. addurnwr decorator; synonyms (n) ornamentalist, architect, couturier, designer, ornamenter, intriguer. addysg 1. education; synonyms (n) training, discipline, instruction, teaching, breeding, background, culture, enlightenment, knowledge, learning, 2. instruction; synonyms (n) charge, command, advice, counsel, direction, education, guidance, guideline, information, injunction. addysgfa seminary; synonyms (n) academy, school, college, university, class, institution, seminarist, source, (adj) seminal. addysgiadol instructive; synonyms (adj) informative, enlightening, illuminating, informatory, didactic, edifying, educational, advisory. addysgiaeth 1. instruction; synonyms (n) charge, command, advice, counsel, direction, education, guidance, guideline, information, injunction, 2. training; synonyms (n) instruction, breeding, practice, preparation, teaching, exercise, discipline, nurture, drill, schooling. addysgiaethwr educationist; synonym (n) educationalist. addysgol educational; synonyms (adj) instructional, informative, cultural, enlightening, elevating, inspiring, uplifting, artistic, civilizing, college; antonym (adj) depressing.
instruct, train, breed, coach, discipline, drill, develop, enlighten, 2. teach; synonyms (v) inform, educate, indoctrinate, learn, lecture, school, direct, form, (adj) guide, show, 3. instruct; synonyms (v) charge, advise, teach, command, apprise, bid, edify, enjoin, tutor, ground; antonym (v) request. addysgwr 1. educator; synonyms (n) teacher, pedagogue, coach, governess, 2. tutor; synonyms (n) instructor, mentor, trainer, master, guardian, (v) instruct, educate, school, teach, train, 3. instructor; synonyms (n) educator, preceptor, tutor, lecturer, institutor. addysgydd 1. educator; synonyms (n) teacher, pedagogue, coach, governess, 2. tutor; synonyms (n) instructor, mentor, trainer, master, guardian, (v) instruct, educate, school, teach, train, 3. instructor; synonyms (n) educator, preceptor, tutor, lecturer, institutor. adeg 1. time (amser); synonyms (n) hour, moment, period, duration, epoch, era, measure, season, day, spell; antonym (n) death, 2. opportunity; synonyms (n) chance, opening, luck, occasion, crack, event, room, time, alternative, break, 3. occasion; synonyms (n) case, episode, happening, incident, juncture, (v) cause, create, beget, breed, induce. adegol spasmodic; synonyms (adj) fitful, convulsive, spastic, intermittent, broken, erratic, irregular, sporadic, (v) inconsonant. adeiladaeth 1. construction; synonyms (n) building, fabrication, formation, structure, assembly, fabric, frame, organization, production, arrangement; antonym (n) destruction, 2. architecture; synonyms (n) constitution, construction, framework, composition, edification, design, carcass, shape, engineering, (v) organism, 3. edification; synonyms (n) instruction, education, enlightenment, illumination, architecture, civilization, schooling, teaching, learning, erection, 4. building; synonyms (n) establishment, house, creation, mansion, (v) edifice, pile, (adj) augmentative, augmenting. adeiladu 1. build; synonyms (v) make, erect, establish, raise, rise, base, construct, (n) form, shape, frame; antonyms (v) demolish, destroy, 2. construct; synonyms (v) build, compose, fabricate, arrange, constitute, manufacture, produce, rear, assemble, (n) concept. adeiladwr builder; synonyms (n) architect, constructor, founder, artificer, creator, developer, maker, manufacturer, artist, engineer. adeiladydd builder; synonyms (n) architect, constructor, founder, artificer, creator, developer, maker, manufacturer, artist, engineer.
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adeinio fly; synonyms (v) escape, dash, drive, flee, glide, elope, aviate, (n) flap, (adj) break, flit. adeiniog winged; synonyms (adj) fast, rapid, swift, speedy, quick, agile, alated, aligerous, composed, fleet. adenedigaeth 1. regeneration; synonyms (n) revival, rebirth, sanctification, renaissance, resurgence, revitalization, conversion, inspiration, (adj) adoption, beatification, 2. rebirth; synonyms (n) metempsychosis, reincarnation, regeneration, renascence, renewal; antonym (n) decline. adeni 1. afterbirth; synonyms (n) glean, cleaning, 2. revival; synonyms (n) recovery, renewal, restoration, resurgence, resurrection, rally, regeneration, renaissance, revitalization, rebirth; antonyms (n) decline, disappearance, 3. regenerate; synonyms (v) renew, reform, restore, revive, refresh, renovate, rejuvenate, reclaim, reconstruct, (n) convert. adenill 1. recover; synonyms (v) reclaim, recuperate, regain, retrieve, convalesce, find, heal, mend, rally, restore; antonyms (v) deteriorate, lose, 2. regain; synonyms (v) recover, recoup, get, recapture, redeem, discover, feel, recall, resume, attain. aderyn bird; synonyms (n) birdie, chick, fowl, girl, wench, hiss, shuttlecock, insect, mollusk, reptile. adfach barb; synonyms (n) point, arrow, jag, gibe, prickle, quill, spike, spine, (adj) spur, aculeate. adfail ruin; synonyms (v) break, ravage, bust, consume, (n) devastation, downfall, fall, destruction, doom, damage; antonyms (v) conserve, enhance. adfannig minim; synonyms (n) drop, breve, quaver, fragment, molecule, bedrop, discontinue, (adj) grain, tiny, scruple. adfant 1. emptiness; synonyms (n) blank, blankness, vacancy, vanity, void, vacuity, futility, inanition, inanity, space; antonyms (n) overcrowding, richness, fullness, value, 2. sad; synonyms (adj) dreary, dismal, distressing, gloomy, miserable, mournful, pitiable, pitiful, bad, bleak; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, joyful, brave, cheery, composed, 3. vain; synonyms (adj) futile, proud, arrogant, conceited, fruitless, useless, empty, idle, abortive, ineffectual; antonym (adj) modest. adfeddiad appropriation; synonyms (n) allotment, adoption, seizure, annexation, embezzlement, assumption, capture, requisition, theft, (v) abstraction. adfeddiannu repossess; synonyms (v) recover, regain, reclaim, recoup, retrieve, resume, recruit. adfeddu appropriate; synonyms (adj) pertinent, proper, true, agreeable, apposite, apt, congruous, (v) annex, allocate, adopt; antonyms (adj) inappropriate, unsuitable, unrelated, untimely, wrong, (v) surrender.
adfeiliad decay; synonyms (n) decline, decomposition, ebb, corruption, disintegration, (v) rot, decompose, blight, rust, crumble; antonym (n) growth. adfeiliedig decayed; synonyms (adj) rotten, corrupt, dilapidated, rank, wasted, decaying, old, putrid, rotted, rotting; antonym (adj) fresh. adfeilio 1. fall (cwympo); synonyms (v) decline, dip, decrease, descend, dive, rain, (n) drop, descent, downfall, plunge; antonyms (v) rise, increase, ascend, climb, triumph, win, (n) ascent, 2. decay; synonyms (n) decomposition, ebb, corruption, disintegration, (v) rot, decompose, blight, rust, crumble, corrupt; antonym (n) growth. adfer return; synonyms (n) yield, pay, recompense, refund, restitution, proceeds, (v) recur, reimburse, render, repay; antonyms (n) departure, abolition, confiscation, recovery, (v) keep. adferiad 1. restoration; synonyms (n) restitution, reinstatement, renewal, renovation, restore, revival, regaining, repair, return, (v) amends; antonyms (n) confiscation, reduction, 2. recovery; synonyms (n) rally, convalescence, improvement, reclamation, rescue, resurrection, retrieval, cure, deliverance, healing; antonyms (n) decline, loss. adferol restorative; synonyms (adj) recuperative, healing, curative, healthy, invigorating, (n) analeptic, corrective, tonic, cure, remedy; antonym (adj) soporific. adferwr restorer; synonyms (n) renovator, preserver, refinisher, restorator. adfilwr recruit; synonyms (v) draft, enlist, raise, enrol, enter, (n) novice, beginner, conscript, draftee, freshman. adflas aftertaste; synonyms (n) smack, relish, hint, taste, trace. adfresychen sprout; synonyms (v) bud, bourgeon, germinate, grow, pullulate, (n) shoot, germ, offshoot, sprit, scion. adfyd 1. adversity; synonyms (n) hardship, affliction, calamity, disaster, distress, misadventure, catastrophe, trial, trouble, tragedy, 2. affliction; synonyms (n) adversity, curse, martyrdom, regret, torment, agony, anguish, bane, grief, (v) grievance. adfydus 1. miserable; synonyms (adj) mean, poor, meager, abject, bad, deplorable, desolate, downcast, (v) forlorn, wretched; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, generous, 2. adverse; synonyms (adj) contrary, unfavorable, harmful, hostile, untoward, adversary, averse, counter, inimical, negative; antonym (adj) favorable. adfynegi restate; synonyms (v) reiterate, repeat, paraphrase, interpret, recapitulate, ingeminate, iterate, rephrase, reword, summarize. adfywhau 1. reanimate; synonyms (v) revive, refresh, invigorate, enliven, animate, quicken,
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Welsh - English regenerate, revivify, renew, restore, 2. revive; synonyms (v) recover, renovate, resuscitate, awake, repair, reanimate, recreate, reinstate, rally, wake. adfywiad revival; synonyms (n) recovery, renewal, restoration, resurgence, resurrection, rally, regeneration, renaissance, revitalization, rebirth; antonyms (n) decline, disappearance. adfywio revive; synonyms (v) recover, animate, invigorate, quicken, refresh, renew, renovate, restore, resuscitate, awake. adfywiol refreshing; synonyms (adj) bracing, brisk, invigorating, fresh, pleasant, refreshful, cool, crisp, pleasing, tonic; antonyms (adj) unwelcome, soporific. adiad drake; synonyms (n) cock, hart, horse, stag, stallion, dragon, (adj) mallard. adio 1. add; synonyms (v) calculate, include, join, total, figure, lend, mix, divide, subtract, (n) addition; antonym (v) detach, 2. addition; synonyms (n) accession, accessory, addendum, extension, increase, accretion, afterthought, annex, appendage, (prep) accumulation; antonyms (n) subtraction, removal, estimation. adlais echo; synonyms (n) answer, repercussion, reaction, (v) repeat, reproduce, resound, reverberate, rebound, ape, copy. adlam 1. home (cartref); synonyms (n) fireside, abode, domicile, house, base, building, dwelling, family, habitation, (adj) domestic, 2. rebound; synonyms (n) bound, kick, backlash, repercussion, return, (v) bounce, recoil, glance, ricochet, rally. adlamu 1. bounce; synonyms (v) jump, leap, bound, discharge, glance, recoil, beat, (n) spring, impact, jolt, 2. rebound; synonyms (n) kick, backlash, repercussion, return, echo, (v) bounce, ricochet, rally, boomerang, backfire. adlaw 1. end (diwedd); synonyms (n) close, aim, closure, destination, conclusion, (v) cease, complete, finish, discontinue, conclude; antonyms (n) beginning, maintenance, opening, middle, (v) start, begin, continue, 2. servile; synonyms (adj) menial, abject, obsequious, base, fawning, ignoble, slavish, sordid, (n) mean, low, 3. rain (glaw); synonyms (n) precipitation, wet, pelting, flow, rainfall, (v) pour, stream, hail, precipitate, shower. adlef echo; synonyms (n) answer, repercussion, reaction, (v) repeat, reproduce, resound, reverberate, rebound, ape, copy. adleisio 1. echo; synonyms (n) answer, repercussion, reaction, (v) repeat, reproduce, resound, reverberate, rebound, ape, copy, 2. resound; synonyms (v) echo, ring, boom, peal, roar, blare, reecho, resonate, sound, clatter, 3. rebound; synonyms (n) bound, kick, backlash, return, (v) bounce, recoil, glance, ricochet, rally, boomerang.
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adlewyrchu reflect; synonyms (v) deliberate, ponder, cogitate, consider, contemplate, meditate, muse, mirror, mull, think. adlewyrchydd reflector; synonyms (n) mirror, repeller, lieberkuhn, chromatoscope, refractor, retroreflector. adlif 1. flow; synonyms (n) flood, current, discharge, (v) stream, course, flux, jet, run, surge, float, 2. ebb; synonyms (n) wane, retreat, reflux, (v) dwindle, abate, decline, decrease, collapse, fall, flow; antonym (v) tide. adlo 1. account; synonyms (n) bill, narrative, reckoning, regard, score, tale, description, explanation, history, (v) report, 2. reason; synonyms (n) mind, account, intellect, occasion, argument, object, purpose, (v) cause, argue, debate. adloniadol entertaining; synonyms (adj) enjoyable, comical, diverting, fun, funny, merry, witty, laughable, convivial, (v) amusing; antonym (adj) dull. adloniant 1. entertainment; synonyms (n) amusement, distraction, diversion, enjoyment, party, feast, fun, pastime, pleasure, reception, 2. recreation; synonyms (n) entertainment, play, merriment, game, leisure, relaxation, sport, break, refreshment, respite. adlonni 1. entertain; synonyms (v) amuse, divert, delight, bear, beguile, cherish, admit, accommodate, harbor, hold; antonym (v) bore, 2. refresh; synonyms (v) freshen, air, enliven, invigorate, update, comfort, cool, recruit, regenerate, rejuvenate. adnabod know (gwybod); synonyms (v) discern, comprehend, can, distinguish, have, recognize, understand, feel, acknowledge, agnise. adnabyddiaeth 1. acquaintance; synonyms (n) connection, familiarity, friend, acquaintanceship, mate, associate, awareness, buddy, companion, (v) knowledge; antonyms (n) ignorance, stranger, 2. knowledge; synonyms (n) information, comprehension, acquaintance, erudition, grasp, intelligence, lore, science, (v) cognition, (adj) art. adnabyddus 1. well-known; synonyms (adj) famous, noted, prominent, celebrated, renowned, distinguished, familiar, known, eminent, notorious; antonym (adj) unknown, 2. familiar; synonyms (adj) close, common, conversant, customary, everyday, intimate, commonplace, (n) accustomed, companion, comrade; antonyms (adj) unfamiliar, foreign, strange, new, unaccustomed, formal, ignorant. adnabyddwr knower; synonym (n) apprehender. adnaid rebound; synonyms (n) bound, kick, backlash, repercussion, return, (v) bounce, recoil, glance, ricochet, rally.
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adnau 1. deposit; synonyms (n) charge, residue, (v) bank, commit, store, fix, lay, repose, cast, file; antonym (v) withdraw, 2. pledge; synonyms (n)
revise; synonyms (v) edit, amend, emend, alter, convert, correct, fix, (n) review, revisal, revision. adolygwr reviewer; synonyms (n) critic,
bond, gage, assurance, engage, promise, plight, (v) pawn, wager, covenant, guarantee. adneirio reproach; synonyms (n) blame, charge, abuse, disgrace, (v) censure, rebuke, accuse, reprimand, chide, condemn; antonyms (v) praise, commend. adneuo deposit; synonyms (n) charge, residue, (v) bank, commit, store, fix, lay, repose, cast, file; antonym (v) withdraw. adneuwr depositor; synonyms (n) investor, saver, shareholder, witness. adnewyddiad 1. renewal; synonyms (n) renaissance, revival, rebirth, reclamation, rehabilitation, renovation, restoration, reform, regeneration, innovation, 2. renovation; synonyms (n) renewal, recovery, reconstruction, refurbishment, improvement, alteration, conversion, repair, reproduction, rebuilding. adnewyddu 1. renovate; synonyms (v) renew, refurbish, refresh, update, alter, improve, mend, modernize, overhaul, rebuild, 2. renew; synonyms (v) regenerate, renovate, rejuvenate, restore, revive, reinstate, reiterate, invigorate, recover, reform. adnewyddwr renovator; synonyms (n) restorer, preserver, refinisher. adnod verse; synonyms (n) poem, poetry, rhyme, poesy, stanza, strain, measure, song, clause, paragraph; antonym (n) prose. adnoddau resources; synonyms (n) means, property, capital, assets, finances, money, substance, funds, wherewithal, revenue. adolesens adolescence; synonyms (n) immaturity, boyhood, juvenility, puberty, youth, childhood, majority, minority, prime, age. adolesent adolescent; synonyms (adj) immature, young, teen, youthful, boyish, childish, infantile, jejune, (n) juvenile, teenager; antonyms (n) adult, infant. adolwg retrospect; synonyms (n) review, remembrance, examination, prospect, reconsideration, (v) remember, critique, mind, recall, recollect. adolwyn wish; synonyms (v) desire, hope, like, aspiration, choose, (n) want, need, inclination, longing, (adv) will; antonyms (v) dislike, hate. adolygiad review; synonyms (n) examination, critique, inspection, retrospect, commentary, comment, parade, (v) check, survey, criticize. adolygu 1. review; synonyms (n) examination, critique, inspection, retrospect, commentary, comment, parade, (v) check, survey, criticize, 2.
commentator, censor, observer, inspector, reader, reporter, connoisseur, referee. adolygydd reviewer; synonyms (n) critic, commentator, censor, observer, inspector, reader, reporter, connoisseur, referee. adran 1. section; synonyms (n) division, part, portion, compartment, percentage, piece, class, branch, chapter, (v) segment, 2. department; synonyms (n) bureau, area, agency, faculty, section, arm, domain, field, line, office, 3. division; synonyms (n) department, disagreement, allotment, break, split, cleavage, classification, category, (adj) constituent, (v) distribution; antonyms (n) closeness, convergence, estimation, unification. adref home (cartref); synonyms (n) fireside, abode, domicile, house, base, building, dwelling, family, habitation, (adj) domestic. adrefu restore; synonyms (v) mend, refresh, reinstate, renew, renovate, fix, rehabilitate, rejuvenate, repay, (adj) repair; antonym (v) keep. adrodd 1. recite; synonyms (v) enumerate, relate, tell, describe, narrate, recount, detail, rehearse, repeat, (n) declaim, 2. relate; synonyms (v) connect, associate, link, appertain, apply, pertain, recite, refer, report, depict, 3. report; synonyms (n) description, gossip, notice, name, fame, message, narration, narrative, (v) account, communicate; antonym (n) fact. adroddgan recitative; synonyms (n) ballad, bravura, cantata, canticle, canzonet, carol, ditty, lay, pastoral, solfeggio. adroddiad 1. account; synonyms (n) bill, narrative, reckoning, regard, score, tale, description, explanation, history, (v) report, 2. report; synonyms (n) gossip, notice, name, fame, message, narration, news, (v) account, describe, communicate; antonym (n) fact, 3. recitation; synonyms (n) recital, reading, rehearsal, exercise, oration, practice. adroddwedd idiom; synonyms (n) dialect, expression, language, accent, jargon, parlance, phrase, speech, tongue, vernacular. adroddwr 1. narrator; synonyms (n) speaker, storyteller, teller, lecturer, orator, cashier, discourser, fabricator, fibber, haranguer, 2. reciter. adrywedd 1. track; synonyms (n) course, path, line, (v) trace, trail, hunt, tail, chase, pursue, dog, 2. scent; synonyms (n) perfume, fragrance, smell, aroma, bouquet, essence, redolence, odour, (v) odor, nose. adundeb reunion; synonyms (n) meeting, convention, reconciliation, assembly, unification, appeasement, levee, pacification, reunification.
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aduniad reunion; synonyms (n) meeting, convention,
adwyth 1. evil; synonyms (adj) bad, corrupt, criminal,
reconciliation, assembly, unification, appeasement, levee, pacification, reunification. aduno reunite; synonyms (v) reconcile, reunify, merge, unify, unite, gather, integrate, assemble, conciliate, rally. adwaith reaction; synonyms (n) answer, response, backlash, reply, effect, reception, rejoinder, repercussion, retort, feeling. adwedd 1. home (cartref); synonyms (n) fireside, abode, domicile, house, base, building, dwelling, family, habitation, (adj) domestic, 2. return; synonyms (n) yield, pay, recompense, refund, restitution, proceeds, (v) recur, reimburse, render, repay; antonyms (n) departure, abolition, confiscation, recovery, (v) keep, 3. death; synonyms (n) demise, end, expiration, close, exit, cessation, decease, dissolution, doom, dying; antonyms (n) birth, existence, delivery, 4. flight; synonyms (n) escape, herd, flying, run, avolation, exodus, elopement, evasion, (adj) bevy, drove, 5. resting-place; synonym (n) destination. adweinyddol administrative; synonyms (adj) departmental, official, managerial, authoritative, (v) executive. adweinyddu administrate; synonyms (v) administer, control, manage, deal, govern, lead, rule, run, oversee. adweithiad reaction; synonyms (n) answer, response, backlash, reply, effect, reception, rejoinder, repercussion, retort, feeling. adweithiol reactive; synonyms (adj) sensitive, responsive, receptive, approachable, hasty, immediate, inactive, inert, open, reflexive. adweithred reflex; synonyms (n) reaction, (v) reflection, reflexion, (adj) automatic, involuntary, instinctive, unconscious. adweithydd 1. reactor; synonym (n) stator, 2. reagent; synonyms (n) crucible, touchstone, chemical. adwr 1. coward; synonyms (n) craven, cur, sneak, weakling, cocktail, coistril, niding, alarmist, baby, (adj) gutless, 2. churl; synonyms (n) boor, niggard, peasant, clown, countryman, crosspatch, curmudgeon, scrooge, skinflint, (adj) miser. adwy 1. pass; synonyms (v) flow, deliver, give, happen, lead, move, offer, overtake, (adj) go, run; antonym (v) fail, 2. gap; synonyms (n) break, cleft, crack, crevice, fissure, aperture, chasm, clearance, difference, (v) breach, 3. breach; synonyms (n) chink, fracture, gap, infringement, opening, rift, split, trespass, (v) rupture, contravene; antonym (n) observance. adwyo breach; synonyms (n) aperture, chink, crack, crevice, fracture, gap, (v) break, rupture, contravene, fissure; antonym (n) observance.
ill, wicked, depraved, (n) damage, adversity, detriment, disaster; antonyms (adj) kindhearted, (n) good, goodness, righteousness, 2. illness; synonyms (n) disease, ailment, sickness, complaint, disorder, distemper, malady, attack, affliction, pain, 3. misfortune; synonyms (n) accident, calamity, hardship, misadventure, mischance, catastrophe, misery, mishap, evil, casualty; antonym (n) luck. adwythig 1. cruel; synonyms (adj) barbarous, brutal, hard, harsh, heartless, unkind, bitter, bloody, atrocious, biting; antonyms (adj) gentle, kind, merciful, humane, liberal, sympathetic, 2. evil; synonyms (adj) bad, corrupt, criminal, ill, wicked, depraved, (n) damage, adversity, detriment, disaster; antonyms (adj) kindhearted, (n) good, goodness, righteousness, 3. baneful; synonyms (adj) harmful, noxious, baleful, deadly, hurtful, injurious, pernicious, pestilent, poisonous, ruinous, 4. malignant; synonyms (adj) malign, malevolent, evil, malicious, malefic, fatal, mischievous, sinister, spiteful, venomous, 5. sick; synonyms (adj) queasy, ailing, indisposed, poorly, weary, invalid, diseased, morbid, sickly, (v) unwell; antonyms (adj) well, healthy, 6. sore; synonyms (adj) painful, sensitive, angry, raw, (n) injury, boil, cut, lesion, (v) hurt, acute; antonym (adj) painless. adyn 1. wretch; synonyms (n) rascal, victim, villain, scoundrel, martyr, miscreant, prey, sufferer, 2. scoundrel; synonyms (n) knave, rogue, blackguard, cad, crook, varlet, cheat. adysgrif 1. copy; synonyms (n) imitation, trace, transcription, (v) counterfeit, imitate, ape, duplicate, model, pattern, follow; antonym (n) original, 2. transcript; synonyms (n) copy, record, counterpart, facsimile, action, adaptation, arrangement, book, exscript, manuscript. adysgrifio 1. copy; synonyms (n) imitation, trace, transcription, (v) counterfeit, imitate, ape, duplicate, model, pattern, follow; antonym (n) original, 2. transcribe; synonyms (v) record, transliterate, note, (n) copy, reproduce. aeddfedrwydd 1. maturity; synonyms (n) ripeness, adulthood, matureness, perfection, majority, age, development, readiness, prime; antonyms (n) childhood, youth, immaturity, 2. ripeness; synonyms (n) maturity, fruition, lusciousness, succulence, completeness, (v) preparedness. aeddfedu 1. gather; synonyms (v) deduce, convene, accumulate, amass, assemble, collect, compile, congregate, flock, (n) fold; antonyms (v) disperse, scatter, 2. mature; synonyms (adj) ripe, complete, adult, aged, developed, experienced, (v) grow, ripen, develop, age; antonyms (adj) childish, naive, unripe, young, sophomoric, (v) immature, 3. ripen;
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synonyms (v) mature, maturate, season, cultivate, elaborate, fructify, (adj) perfect. ael 1. aisle; synonyms (n) alley, path, corridor, gangway, lane, nave, calvary, crypt, glade, transept, 2. brow; synonyms (n) peak, brink, height, crown, edge, eyebrow, forehead, front, rim, summit, 3. litter; synonyms (n) brood, bedding, stretcher, garbage, junk, mess, refuse, (v) clutter, (adj) jumble, disarray. aelaw 1. wealth; synonyms (n) riches, abundance, affluence, opulence, treasure, capital, fortune, (v) money, gold, (adj) plenty; antonyms (n) poverty, penury, scarcity, 2. generous; synonyms (adj) ample, full, abundant, benevolent, copious, bountiful, charitable, fair, flush, (n) free; antonyms (adj) stingy, meager, mean, measly, miserly, small, tightfisted, avaricious, greedy, ungenerous, 3. frequent; synonyms (adj) continual, everyday, familiar, many, ordinary, incessant, habitual, (v) common, customary, usual; antonyms (adj) rare, infrequent, occasional, 4. rich; synonyms (adj) fertile, productive, fruitful, affluent, deep, fat, luxurious, opulent, plentiful, prolific; antonyms (adj) poor, broke, destitute, impoverished, light. aele 1. wretched; synonyms (adj) unfortunate, unhappy, forlorn, pitiful, sad, deplorable, lamentable, low, (v) miserable, poor; antonym (adj) happy, 2. sad; synonyms (adj) dreary, dismal, distressing, gloomy, mournful, pitiable, bad, bleak, dejected, depressed; antonyms (adj) cheerful, joyful, brave, cheery, composed. aelio protrude; synonyms (v) bulge, jut, extend, overhang, pop, bag, bulk, pouch, pout, (adj) project. aelod 1. limb; synonyms (n) arm, bough, branch, member, extremity, offshoot, part, edge, wing, gavelock, 2. member; synonyms (n) limb, supporter, phallus, portion, appendage, employee, fellow, section, constituent, division. aelodaeth membership; synonyms (n) association, alliance, attachment, connection, contribution, input, involvement, partaking, rank, relationship. aelodi enroll; synonyms (v) enlist, register, enter, draft, enrol, join, matriculate, record, recruit, list. aelwyd 1. home (cartref); synonyms (n) fireside, abode, domicile, house, base, building, dwelling, family, habitation, (adj) domestic, 2. hearth; synonyms (n) fireplace, fire, chimney, furnace, home, 3. fireside; synonyms (n) hearth, habitat, inglenook, grate. aer 1. air; synonyms (n) tune, appearance, manner, atmosphere, look, melody, strain, (v) ventilate, broadcast, show, 2. heir; synonyms (n) beneficiary, inheritor, offspring, successor, descendant, heritor, progeny, receiver, scion. aeres heiress; synonyms (n) heir, inheritress, inheritrix, beneficiary, owner.
aerfa 1. battle; synonyms (n) combat, contest, struggle, clash, conflict, war, action, (v) fight, brawl, encounter, 2. slaughter; synonyms (n) massacre, carnage, bloodshed, butchery, (v) murder, butcher, defeat, assassinate, kill, slay. aerio inherit; synonyms (v) succeed, heir, get, own, receive, follow, obtain, ascend, attain, promote. aeronen 1. fruit (ffrwyth); synonyms (n) effect, crop, outgrowth, product, consequence, issue, produce, production, (v) result, return, 2. berry; synonyms (n) fruit, drupe, drupelet, haw, hillock, hip, mound, pome. aeronoteg aeronautics; synonyms (n) aviation, aerostatics, aerostation, astronautics, flight, aeronaut, ballooning. aeronotig aeronautical; synonyms (adj) aeronautic, aerial, flying. aerwy 1. collar; synonyms (n) arrest, choker, pinch, ruff, (v) catch, apprehend, capture, clutch, grab, nail, 2. chain; synonyms (n) string, network, tether, rope, cable, band, bond, concatenation, (v) bind, fetter; antonym (v) release. aes shield; synonyms (n) screen, shelter, buffer, armor, (v) cover, guard, safeguard, preserve, secure, defend; antonym (v) expose. aeth 1. shock; synonyms (n) blow, daze, impact, collision, outrage, surprise, (v) jar, offend, revolt, startle; antonym (v) comfort, 2. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness, 3. fear; synonyms (n) apprehension, awe, alarm, dismay, doubt, care, consternation, foreboding, (v) dread, concern; antonyms (n) bravery, confidence, fearlessness, reassurance, 4. pain; synonyms (n) ache, bother, ill, torment, nuisance, harass, (v) hurt, afflict, grieve, trouble; antonym (n) pleasure. aethus 1. grievous; synonyms (adj) grave, bitter, deplorable, dolorous, dreadful, sad, tough, pitiful, atrocious, heavy, 2. poignant; synonyms (adj) acute, cutting, harsh, moving, painful, brisk, (v) acrid, biting, penetrating, (n) piquant, 3. severe; synonyms (adj) austere, rigid, hard, inclement, rigorous, rough, arduous, bad, grim, intense; antonyms (adj) gentle, mild, lenient, slight, easy, lax, 4. shocking; synonyms (adj) fearful, frightful, disgraceful, formidable, ghastly, hideous, horrible, offensive, shameful, abominable; antonyms (adj) pleasant, admirable. afal apple; synonyms (n) city, world, (v) ball, (adj) green. afanc beaver (llostlydan); synonyms (n) castor, stovepipe, topper, caster, castorite, (adj) irrepressible. afanen raspberry; synonyms (n) hiss, razzing, bird, boo, hoot, birdie, chick, dame, damn, darn.
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Welsh - English afar 1. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness, 2. sorrow; synonyms (n) grief, mourning, sadness, contrition, heartache, misery, penitence, (v) mourn, lament, grieve; antonym (n) delight. affeithiad affection; synonyms (n) affect, charity, attachment, fondness, affectionateness, disease, feeling, heart, kindness, liking; antonym (n) hatred. affeithiol accessory; synonyms (adj) accessary, auxiliary, appurtenant, (n) accomplice, abettor, adjunct, abetter, appurtenance, assistant, (v) ancillary. affeithiwr accessory; synonyms (adj) accessary, auxiliary, appurtenant, (n) accomplice, abettor, adjunct, abetter, appurtenance, assistant, (v) ancillary. afflau 1. hold; synonyms (v) keep, detain, endure, adhere, bear, comprise, contain, entertain, (n) grasp, grip; antonym (v) release, 2. grip; synonyms (n) clasp, clutch, handle, bag, clench, clinch, (v) hold, catch, cling, apprehend; antonym (v) bore, 3. embrace; synonyms (v) hug, admit, adopt, comprehend, cover, encompass, espouse, include, (n) bosom, cuddle; antonym (v) reject, 4. hug; synonyms (n) embrace, caress, (v) squeeze, cherish, touch, gripe, lock, press, stick, (adj) approximate, 5. bosom; synonyms (n) breast, heart, interior, boob, bust, chest, soul, spirit, tit, (adj) intimate. affliw 1. shred; synonyms (n) fragment, rag, scrap, bit, iota, piece, scintilla, strip, (v) rip, tear, 2. particle; synonyms (n) molecule, grain, speck, jot, mite, ace, corpuscle, crumb, dot, (adj) atom. affwysedd bathos; synonyms (n) anticlimax, mawkishness, misery, pity, sadness, sorrow, suffering, tragedy, drippiness, grief. affwysol 1. abysmal; synonyms (adj) abyssal, deep, appalling, dreadful, profound, terrible, unfathomable, awful, horrible, unending; antonyms (adj) excellent, exceptional, 2. bathetic; synonyms (adj) maudlin, mawkish, mushy, trite, lackadaisical, romantic, sappy, schmaltzy, schmalzy, sentimental. afiach 1. unhealthy; synonyms (adj) morbid, harmful, insanitary, sickly, ailing, ill, injurious, insalubrious, noxious, sick; antonyms (adj) healthy, fit, hygienic, 2. unwholesome; synonyms (adj) unhealthy, noisome, detrimental, corrupting, diseased; antonym (adj) decent, 3. dirty; synonyms (adj) foul, dirt, contemptible, bawdy, contaminated, (v) muddy, corrupt, soil, contaminate, (n) defile; antonyms (adj) pure, spotless, immaculate, (v) clean, 4. foul; synonyms (adj) base, disgusting, filthy, nasty, evil, dingy, putrid, unclean, (v) dirty, coarse; antonyms (adj) pleasant, fair, 5. unwell; synonyms (adj) indisposed, poorly, bad, seedy, frail,
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menstruating, peaked; antonym (adj) well, 6. sick; synonyms (adj) queasy, weary, invalid, nauseous, poor, crazy, disgusted, nauseated, (v) unwell, puke, 7. morbid; synonyms (adj) ghoulish, gruesome, macabre, pathologic, pathological, peccant. afiachus 1. sickly; synonyms (adj) feeble, infirm, sick, ailing, diseased, indisposed, morbid, pale, (n) invalid, (v) faint; antonyms (adj) healthy, bitter, 2. unwholesome; synonyms (adj) unhealthy, harmful, noxious, noisome, detrimental, injurious, sickly, insalubrious, corrupting; antonym (adj) decent. afiaith 1. zest; synonyms (n) relish, gusto, taste, savor, flavor, enthusiasm, energy, piquancy, appetite, (v) spice; antonym (n) apathy, 2. glee; synonyms (n) gladness, cheerfulness, delight, mirth, fun, gaiety, hilarity, joy, rejoicing, frolic; antonym (n) sadness, 3. mirth; synonyms (n) amusement, happiness, exhilaration, festivity, bliss, joviality, laughter, (adj) glee, merriment, jollity. afiechyd 1. disease; synonyms (n) ailment, condition, illness, sickness, complaint, infirmity, affection, affliction, bug, disorder, 2. illness; synonyms (n) disease, distemper, malady, attack, pain, trouble, 3. ailment; synonym (n) ill, 4. malady; synonyms (n) indisposition, syndrome, (adj) grief. afieithus 1. gleeful; synonyms (adj) glad, elated, exultant, frolicsome, festive, gay, jubilant, merry, blithe, lighthearted; antonym (adj) sad, 2. mirthful; synonyms (adj) jolly, jovial, gleeful, amusing, jocund, comical, laughable, joyous, cheery, cheerful. aflafar 1. harsh; synonyms (adj) grating, sharp, austere, bitter, coarse, crude, cruel, discordant, grim, (v) hard; antonyms (adj) smooth, gentle, harmonious, kind, lenient, pleasant, soft, melodious, sweet, 2. unmelodious; synonyms (adj) dissonant, harsh, tuneless, unmelodic, nonmusical, unmusical, untuneful. aflan 1. foul; synonyms (adj) base, disgusting, filthy, nasty, evil, dingy, (v) dirty, corrupt, coarse, defile; antonyms (adj) pleasant, fair, (v) clean, pure, 2. polluted; synonyms (adj) impure, contaminated, foul, defiled, unclean, profane, soiled, stained, tainted, infected, 3. unclean; synonyms (adj) grubby, grimy, muddy, squalid, sordid, black, lousy, polluted, unwashed, messy; antonym (adj) hygienic. aflawen 1. cheerless; synonyms (adj) bleak, dismal, sad, dark, disconsolate, drab, dreary, dull, gloomy, (v) joyless; antonym (adj) cheerful, 2. dismal; synonyms (adj) cheerless, dejected, depressing, desolate, melancholy, black, dim, blue, depressed, doleful; antonyms (adj) bright, happy, 3. fierce; synonyms (adj) bitter, violent, acute, cruel, ferocious, brutal, furious, grim, savage, nasty;
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antonyms (adj) gentle, mild, 4. awful; synonyms (adj) abominable, appalling, awesome, dreadful, fearful, terrible, atrocious, bad, horrible, alarming; antonyms (adj) excellent, great, marvelous, wonderful, lovely, nice, pleasant, 5. sad; synonyms (adj) distressing, miserable, mournful, pitiable, pitiful, deplorable, dolorous, downcast, funereal, grave; antonyms (adj) joyful, brave, cheery, composed. aflednais 1. indelicate; synonyms (adj) indecent, indecorous, crude, immodest, coarse, gross, improper, crass, bawdy, broad, 2. immodest; synonyms (adj) brazen, bold, shameless, barefaced, impudent, impure, indelicate, lewd, nasty, obscene; antonym (adj) modest. afledneisrwydd 1. immodesty; synonyms (n) indecency, impropriety, obscenity, exhibitionism, impudicity, rudeness, pride, unseemliness, impurity, indecorum, 2. indelicacy; synonyms (n) indecorousness, coarseness, tactlessness, immodesty, blunder, gaffe, offensiveness, tastelessness, underniceness, unsuitability. aflem obtuse; synonyms (adj) dim, dull, blunt, dense, stupid, heavy, slow, insensitive, doltish, dumb; antonym (adj) bright. aflendid 1. filth; synonyms (n) dirt, garbage, grime, foulness, soil, blot, dust, filthiness, nastiness, squalor; antonym (n) cleanness, 2. uncleanness; synonyms (n) pollution, filth, dirtiness, defilement, muck, smuttiness, 3. pollution; synonyms (n) contamination, infection, befoulment, corruption, impurity, infamy, soiling, contagion, (adj) taint, depravity. aflerwch 1. slovenliness; synonyms (n) sloppiness, slatternliness, neglect, slovenry, unkemptness, 2. untidiness; synonyms (n) disarray, mess, disorder, litter, confusion, disorderliness, messiness, slovenliness, clutter; antonym (n) neatness. afles 1. hurt; synonyms (v) pain, wound, afflict, (adj) evil, (n) harm, damage, detriment, ache, disadvantage, abuse; antonyms (v) encourage, (adj) uninjured, unhurt, 2. disadvantage; synonyms (n) deprivation, inconvenience, limitation, loss, failing, fault, flaw, hurt, liability, snag; antonyms (n) benefit, bonus, value, (v) advantage. aflesol 1. disadvantageous; synonyms (adj) detrimental, adverse, harmful, damaging, inconvenient, prejudicial, unfavorable, inexpedient, injurious, inopportune; antonym (adj) advantageous, 2. unprofitable; synonyms (adj) fruitless, profitless, useless, futile, inutile, disadvantageous, unfruitful, barren, idle, unproductive; antonym (adj) profitable. afliwiog 1. colorless; synonyms (adj) achromatic, drab, dull, neutral, pale, monotonous, bloodless, colourless, livid, pallid; antonyms (adj) colorful,
interesting, rosy, 2. pale; synonyms (adj) ghastly, faint, wan, light, weak, (v) dim, blanch, (n) boundary, confine, border; antonyms (adj) dark, strong, brown. aflonydd 1. anxious; synonyms (adj) afraid, alarmed, nervous, tense, uneasy, agitated, apprehensive, concerned, distressed, fearful; antonyms (adj) calm, relaxed, carefree, confident, rational, unconcerned, undisturbed, untroubled, 2. unquiet; synonyms (adj) anxious, restless, disturbed, tumultuous, turbulent, unsettled, (v) convulsive, mercurial, mobile, movable; antonym (adj) quiet, 3. restless; synonyms (adj) fidgety, unquiet, fretful, impatient, restive, feverish, jumpy, edgy, wakeful, eager. aflonyddu 1. disturb; synonyms (v) agitate, disconcert, disorder, disquiet, distract, distress, perturb, trouble, annoy, bother; antonyms (v) arrange, calm, please, smooth, soothe, 2. agitate; synonyms (v) disturb, stir, toss, fan, foment, rouse, shake, actuate, arouse, canvass, 3. disquiet; synonyms (n) alarm, anxiety, worry, apprehension, concern, discomfort, dismay, (v) discompose, turmoil, upset; antonyms (n) quiet, reassurance, 4. molest; synonyms (v) harass, assail, assault, harry, plague, attack, beset, chevy, harm, hassle. aflonyddus disturbing; synonyms (adj) distressing, alarming, disconcerting, disquieting, worrying, bothersome, troublesome, troubling, unsettling, upsetting; antonyms (adj) reassuring, soothing, comforting. aflonyddwch 1. disturbance; synonyms (n) agitation, commotion, disorder, turmoil, brawl, derangement, dislocation, disruption, tumult, (adj) trouble, 2. unrest; synonyms (n) disquiet, ferment, fermentation, revolution, turbulence, excitement, chaos, disturbance, restlessness, strife; antonyms (n) calm, rest. aflonyddwr disturber; synonyms (n) disquieter, troubler. afloyw 1. opaque; synonyms (adj) cloudy, dense, dull, muddy, obscure, hazy, milky, murky, thick, unintelligible; antonyms (adj) clear, transparent, see-through, 2. turbid; synonyms (adj) opaque, dirty, mirky. afluniaidd 1. deformed; synonyms (adj) crooked, bent, distorted, malformed, misshapen, ugly, crippled, contorted, deform, grotesque, 2. unshapely; synonyms (adj) shapeless, unsightly, baggy; antonym (adj) shapely. aflunio 1. deform; synonyms (v) distort, deface, bend, contort, disfigure, twist, turn, warp, convolute, mangle; antonym (v) straighten, 2. disfigure; synonyms (v) deform, mutilate, blemish, damage, mar, blot, injure, mark, ruin, (adj) maim. aflwydd 1. failure; synonyms (n) bankruptcy, failing, breakdown, decline, deficiency, debacle, defeat,
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Welsh - English disappointment, disaster, downfall; antonyms (n) success, achievement, hit, winner, victory, achiever, attainment, capability, growth, 2. calamity; synonyms (n) accident, adversity, affliction, catastrophe, misfortune, plague, tragedy, blow, bale, (v) trouble, 3. reverse; synonyms (adj) opposite, converse, (v) annul, repeal, rescind, countermand, overturn, revoke, rear, (n) contrary; antonym (n) front, 4. misfortune; synonyms (n) calamity, hardship, misadventure, mischance, misery, mishap, evil, casualty, distress, harm; antonym (n) luck. aflwyddiannus unsuccessful; synonyms (adj) fruitless, futile, unfortunate, unlucky, ineffective, stillborn, unhappy, vain, (v) abortive, sterile; antonym (adj) successful. aflwyddiant 1. failure; synonyms (n) bankruptcy, failing, breakdown, decline, deficiency, debacle, defeat, disappointment, disaster, downfall; antonyms (n) success, achievement, hit, winner, victory, achiever, attainment, capability, growth, 2. calamity; synonyms (n) accident, adversity, affliction, catastrophe, misfortune, plague, tragedy, blow, bale, (v) trouble, 3. misfortune; synonyms (n) calamity, hardship, misadventure, mischance, misery, mishap, evil, casualty, distress, harm; antonym (n) luck. aflwyddo fail; synonyms (v) abort, collapse, fade, cease, abandon, break, bust, default, deteriorate, (adj) decline; antonyms (v) succeed, triumph. aflywodraeth 1. anarchy; synonyms (n) muddle, chaos, confusion, disorder, pandemonium, riot, bedlam, disarray, lawlessness, mayhem; antonym (n) order, 2. misrule; synonyms (n) misgovernment, (v) misgovern. aflywodraethus ungovernable; synonyms (adj) unruly, uncontrollable, headstrong, irrepressible, intractable, licentious, violent, wild, indocile, turbulent. afon river; synonyms (n) creek, flow, current, waterway, watercourse, (v) brook, stream, burn, bayou, (adj) water. afonfarch hippopotamus; synonyms (n) hippo, pachyderm, zeekoe, rhinoceros, (adj) behemoth, cachalot, elephant, leviathan, porpoise, whale. afonig 1. brook; synonyms (n) creek, (v) bear, abide, endure, digest, stand, stomach, suffer, tolerate, allow, 2. streamlet; synonyms (n) rill, rivulet, runnel, brook, run, runlet, discharge, footrace, ladder, outpouring, 3. rivulet; synonyms (n) arroyo, stream, streamlet, watercourse, river. afradlon 1. abandoned; synonyms (adj) forlorn, immoral, deserted, empty, profligate, shameless, stranded, wicked, lonely, corrupt; antonyms (adj) restrained, inhabited, orderly, overcrowded, 2. wasteful; synonyms (adj) extravagant,
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improvident, lavish, prodigal, profuse, ruinous, spendthrift, uneconomical, thriftless, destructive; antonyms (adj) thrifty, economical, 3. prodigal; synonyms (adj) generous, wasteful, excessive, exuberant, liberal, dissipated, munificent, copious, (n) spender, (v) waster. afradlonedd prodigality; synonyms (n) dissipation, extravagance, lavishness, waste, exuberance, excess, extravagancy, profligacy. afradu waste; synonyms (n) desert, refuse, damage, (adj) spoil, desolate, (v) consume, exhaust, ruin, squander, ravage; antonyms (v) conserve, save. afraid 1. needless; synonyms (adj) gratuitous, unnecessary, dispensable, excessive, meaningless, pointless, preventable, wanton, (v) superfluous; antonym (adj) necessary, 2. unnecessary; synonyms (adj) redundant, needless, surplus, excess, spare, undue, useless, extra, unneeded; antonym (adj) reasonable. afreidiau superfluity; synonyms (n) excess, plethora, redundancy, superabundance, nimiety, overabundance, overplus, embarrassment, extravagance, surplus; antonym (n) shortage. afreidiol unnecessary; synonyms (adj) superfluous, redundant, gratuitous, needless, dispensable, excessive, pointless, surplus, excess, spare; antonyms (adj) necessary, reasonable. afreol 1. disorder; synonyms (n) ailment, complaint, clutter, disease, jumble, muddle, chaos, commotion, (v) derange, disarray; antonyms (n) orderliness, calm, peace, (v) order, 2. misrule; synonyms (n) misgovernment, disorder, riot, (v) misgovern. afreolaeth 1. disorder; synonyms (n) ailment, complaint, clutter, disease, jumble, muddle, chaos, commotion, (v) derange, disarray; antonyms (n) orderliness, calm, peace, (v) order, 2. unruliness; synonyms (n) disobedience, disorder, fractiousness, agitation, anarchy, bedlam, boisterousness, confusion, defiance, disorderliness. afreolaidd 1. disorderly; synonyms (adj) confused, chaotic, disordered, wild, boisterous, disobedient, disorganized, irregular, jumbled, (v) lawless; antonyms (adj) orderly, well-behaved, neat, arranged, 2. irregular; synonyms (adj) abnormal, atypical, anomalous, broken, eccentric, erratic, changeable, desultory, deviant, disorderly; antonyms (adj) regular, constant, even, normal, smooth, symmetrical, compact, cyclic, equal, steady. afreolus 1. disorderly; synonyms (adj) confused, chaotic, disordered, wild, boisterous, disobedient, disorganized, irregular, jumbled, (v) lawless; antonyms (adj) orderly, well-behaved, neat, arranged, 2. unruly; synonyms (adj) disorderly, headstrong, insubordinate, intractable, uncontrollable, rambunctious, rebellious,
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refractory, ungovernable, wayward; antonym (adj) manageable. afresymol 1. absurd; synonyms (adj) foolish, preposterous, ridiculous, unreasonable, irrational, crazy, derisory, illogical, incredible, inept; antonym (adj) sensible, 2. unreasonable; synonyms (adj) absurd, excessive, extravagant, immoderate, undue, exorbitant, inordinate, senseless, silly, unconscionable; antonyms (adj) reasonable, goodnatured. afrifed innumerable; synonyms (adj) countless, incalculable, numberless, infinite, innumerous, multitudinous, unnumbered, myriad, numerous, uncounted; antonym (adj) few. afrosgo 1. clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit, deft, 2. ungainly; synonyms (adj) clumsy, inelegant, graceless, uncouth, stiff, wooden, unmanageable, lubberly, rustic, ungraceful, 3. unwieldy; synonyms (adj) heavy, massive, ponderous, ungainly, lumbering, unhandy, hefty, weighty, clunky, (v) cumbrous; antonyms (adj) convenient, manageable, wieldy. afrwydd 1. stiff; synonyms (adj) rigid, hard, difficult, formal, inflexible, firm, numb, (n) stark, cadaver, corpse; antonyms (adj) relaxed, flexible, floppy, soft, supple, free, pliable, 2. clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit, deft, 3. awkward; synonyms (adj) clumsy, inconvenient, crude, embarrassing, sticky, uncomfortable, ungainly, untoward, left-handed, annoying; antonyms (adj) easy, manageable, straightforward, convenient, helpful, rotund, simple, 4. difficult; synonyms (adj) arduous, demanding, burdensome, complicated, delicate, fastidious, knotty, uphill, finicky, abstruse; antonyms (adj) good-natured, rewarding, clear. afrwyddineb difficulty; synonyms (n) hindrance, impediment, trouble, bother, asperity, jam, barrier, difficultness, fix, hardship; antonyms (n) ease, simplicity, advantage, help. afrwyddo 1. hinder; synonyms (adj) posterior, hind, (v) block, bar, impede, check, hamper, obstruct, resist, curb; antonyms (v) help, assist, facilitate, 2. obstruct; synonyms (v) choke, clog, delay, encumber, screen, intercept, debar, arrest, (n) hinder, barricade; antonyms (v) encourage, free. afryw 1. heterogeneous; synonyms (adj) dissimilar, different, assorted, miscellaneous, heterogenous, mixed, motley, unlike, varied, (v) diverse; antonym (adj) homogeneous, 2. improper; synonyms (adj) false, inappropriate, illicit, illegitimate, bad, coarse,
indecent, indecorous, unsuitable, wrong; antonyms (adj) proper, suitable, fitting, polite.
afrywiog 1. improper; synonyms (adj) false, inappropriate, illicit, illegitimate, bad, coarse, indecent, indecorous, unsuitable, wrong; antonyms (adj) proper, suitable, fitting, polite, 2. harsh; synonyms (adj) grating, sharp, austere, bitter, crude, cruel, discordant, grim, unkind, (v) hard; antonyms (adj) smooth, gentle, harmonious, kind, lenient, pleasant, soft, melodious, sweet, 3. cross-grained; synonyms (adj) wayward, crotchety, rough, 4. perverse; synonyms (adj) contrary, fractious, obdurate, obstinate, corrupt, headstrong, disobedient, intractable, sinister, willful, 5. rising; synonyms (adj) climbing, (n) ascending, mutiny, rebellion, revolt, ascension, ascent, climb, insurrection, (adv) increasing; antonyms (adj) plummeting, decreasing, plunging. afrywiogrwydd roughness; synonyms (n) coarseness, harshness, asperity, crudeness, hoarseness, rigor, disorderliness, gruffness, unevenness, huskiness; antonyms (n) smoothness, softness, complexity, gentleness. afu liver; synonyms (n) denizen, resident. agen 1. clink; synonyms (n) ring, clang, clash, click, jail, (v) clank, chink, jingle, tinkle, rattle, 2. fissure; synonyms (n) crack, crevice, break, chasm, cleft, cranny, breach, chap, rift, aperture; antonym (n) repair, 3. cleft; synonyms (adj) split, cloven, (n) cleavage, fissure, fracture, hole, cut, gap, opening, slit, 4. slot; synonyms (n) groove, place, notch, position, section, class, nick, partition, spot, (v) rank. agendor abyss; synonyms (n) abysm, chasm, deep, gorge, gulf, ravine, depth, gap, hell, pit. agennu 1. crack; synonyms (n) break, fracture, cleft, fissure, (v) chink, crevice, split, breach, burst, snap; antonyms (v) repair, mend, 2. split; synonyms (v) crack, cut, slit, divide, separate, divorce, (n) rip, rupture, tear, cleavage; antonyms (v) join, unite, merge, 3. slot; synonyms (n) groove, place, notch, gap, opening, position, aperture, section, class, (v) rank. ager steam; synonyms (n) mist, fog, haze, vapor, cloud, (v) reek, evaporate, exhale, smoke, fume. agerfad steamboat; synonyms (n) boat, steamer. agerlong 1. steamer; synonyms (n) steamboat, steamship, jeep, roadster, wheels, line, 2. steamship; synonym (n) steamer. ageru 1. evaporate; synonyms (v) vanish, disappear, dissipate, dissolve, fade, dry, exhale, vaporize, concentrate, (n) vapor; antonym (v) appear, 2. steam; synonyms (n) mist, fog, haze, cloud, (v) reek, evaporate, smoke, fume, cook, pull.
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agerw 1. fierce; synonyms (adj) bitter, violent, acute,
agorydd opener; synonyms (n) opening, beginning,
cruel, ferocious, brutal, furious, grim, savage, nasty; antonyms (adj) gentle, mild, 2. bitter; synonyms (adj) acrimonious, biting, acrid, sharp, acerbic, acid, caustic, keen, malicious, resentful; antonyms (adj) sweet, charitable, hot, kind, sugary. agnostig agnostic; synonyms (n) skeptic, doubter, freethinker, atheist, nonbeliever, pagan; antonym (n) believer. agolch swill; synonyms (n) pigwash, slops, waste, garbage, (v) guzzle, slop, drink, drench, potion, (adj) booze. agor open (ar agor); synonyms (adj) frank, obvious, artless, exposed, free, honest, bare, (v) expand, (n) candid, clear; antonyms (adj) devious, secretive, concealed, furtive, hidden, limited, repressive, (v) shut, end, (tr v) close. agorawd overture; synonyms (n) offer, advance, approach, prelude, introduction, feeler, opening, preface, presentation, bid. agored 1. open (agor, ar agor); synonyms (adj) frank, obvious, artless, exposed, free, honest, bare, (v) expand, (n) candid, clear; antonyms (adj) devious, secretive, concealed, furtive, hidden, limited, repressive, (v) shut, end, (tr v) close, 2. liable; synonyms (adj) amenable, accountable, answerable, apt, disposed, inclined, responsible, likely, subject, culpable; antonym (adj) exempt. agorfa 1. opening; synonyms (n) gap, mouth, aperture, break, beginning, cleft, commencement, crack, door, entrance; antonyms (n) end, closing, exit, finale, (adj) final, 2. aperture; synonyms (n) hole, breach, opening, puncture, slit, perforation, hiatus, outlet, crevice, fissure, 3. vent; synonyms (n) discharge, flue, chimney, blowhole, escape, venthole, (v) air, emit, release, ventilate, 4. orifice; synonyms (n) vent, port, inlet, lips, 5. issue; synonyms (n) aftermath, egress, consequence, effect, event, progeny, (v) flow, emanate, arise, emerge. agoriad 1. key; synonyms (adj) central, fundamental, basic, cardinal, essential, chief, (n) guide, handle, clue, legend, 2. opening; synonyms (n) gap, mouth, aperture, break, beginning, cleft, commencement, crack, door, entrance; antonyms (n) end, closing, exit, finale, (adj) final. agoriadol 1. opening; synonyms (n) gap, mouth, aperture, break, beginning, cleft, commencement, crack, door, entrance; antonyms (n) end, closing, exit, finale, (adj) final, 2. inaugural; synonyms (adj) introductory, first, foremost, initial, initiative, initiatory, prefatory, maiden, (n) inauguration, (v) proemial. agorwr opener; synonyms (n) opening, beginning, commencement, debut, destroyer, knob, laxative, origin, undoer, (v) key.
commencement, debut, destroyer, knob, laxative, origin, undoer, (v) key. agos 1. near; synonyms (prep) about, by, around, (adv) close, almost, (adj) adjoining, adjacent, (v) familiar, approximate, approach; antonym (adj) distant, 2. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, conclude, (n) end, finish, conclusion; antonyms (adj) airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start, 3. approximate; synonyms (adj) approximative, rough, general, inexact, (v) approaching, estimate, judge, place, reckon; antonyms (v) exact, precise, 4. almost; synonyms (adv) nearly, approximately, just, most, practically, roughly, virtually, some, (adj) nigh, barely, 5. nigh; synonyms (adv) closely, neighboring, intimately, (adj) imminent, intimate, dear, contiguous, closer. agosaol approaching; synonyms (v) access, (adj) forthcoming, future, imminent, impending, oncoming, (n) approach, coming, (adv) nearly, (prep) toward. agosatrwydd intimacy; synonyms (n) familiarity, acquaintance, closeness, fellowship, association, friendship, intercourse, affair, camaraderie, conversance. agosrwydd 1. proximity; synonyms (n) nearness, neighborhood, propinquity, vicinity, contiguity, presence, closeness, contact; antonym (n) distance, 2. nearness; synonyms (n) intimacy, familiarity. agronomeg agronomy; synonyms (n) agriculture, farming, tillage, gardening, vintage, cultivation, culture. agwedd 1. attitude; synonyms (n) position, aspect, posture, behavior, mind, notion, air, approach, bearing, disposition, 2. form; synonyms (n) figure, design, arrange, ceremony, (v) cast, make, fashion, build, constitute, establish, 3. aspect; synonyms (n) appearance, look, surface, expression, manner, prospect, side, view, angle, face. agweddi dowry; synonyms (n) dower, dot, inheritance, gift, alimony, dowery, portion, jointure, grant, allotment. ai either; synonyms (det) any, (conj) other. aidd 1. zest; synonyms (n) relish, gusto, taste, savor, flavor, enthusiasm, energy, piquancy, appetite, (v) spice; antonym (n) apathy, 2. zeal; synonyms (n) ardor, eagerness, fervor, devotion, passion, vehemence, fire, fervency, heat, fervour; antonym (n) indifference, 3. ardor; synonyms (n) zeal, ardency, flame, avidity, animation, ardour, elan, glow, keenness, warmth. aig band; synonyms (n) cluster, party, set, swathe, circle, collar, company, crew, (v) ring, combine. ail 1. second; synonyms (n) instant, moment, flash, jiffy, minute, sec, (v) back, endorse, support, (adj) latter; antonym (adj) first, 2. like (hoffi); synonyms
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equivalent, alike, analogous, comparable, same, (n) love; antonyms (prep) unlike, (v) dislike, (adj) different, 3. again (eto); synonyms (adv) afresh, more, anew, encore, repeatedly, then, also, further, often. ailadrodd repeat; synonyms (v) recite, copy, recapitulate, reduplicate, rehearse, reiterate, return, double, duplicate, iterate. ailadroddiad repetition; synonyms (n) repeat, gemination, iteration, recurrence, reiteration, replication, duplication, reduplication, rehearsal, repeating. ailbrisiad revaluation; synonyms (n) reappraisal, reassessment, revalorization, brushup, critique, inspection, recap, recapitulation, reexamination, review. ailenedigaeth 1. rebirth; synonyms (n) renaissance, metempsychosis, reincarnation, regeneration, renascence, renewal, revitalization, conversion; antonym (n) decline, 2. regeneration; synonyms (n) revival, rebirth, sanctification, resurgence, inspiration, (adj) adoption, beatification. aileni regenerate; synonyms (v) renew, reform, restore, revive, refresh, renovate, rejuvenate, reclaim, reconstruct, (n) convert. ailystyried reconsider; synonyms (v) revise, reassess, redeliberate, retrace, return, amend, correct, (n) review, criticism, critique. alaeth 1. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness, 2. grievous; synonyms (adj) grave, bitter, deplorable, dolorous, dreadful, sad, tough, pitiful, atrocious, heavy, 3. sad; synonyms (adj) dreary, dismal, distressing, gloomy, miserable, mournful, pitiable, bad, bleak, dejected; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, joyful, brave, cheery, composed, 4. sorrowful; synonyms (adj) melancholy, doleful, lugubrious, rueful, grievous, lamentable, piteous, unhappy, plaintive, dark; antonyms (adj) content, successful, 5. sorrow; synonyms (n) grief, mourning, sadness, contrition, heartache, misery, penitence, (v) mourn, lament, grieve; antonym (n) delight, 6. lamentation; synonyms (n) dirge, complaint, cry, plaint, crying, moan, wail, 7. wailing; synonyms (v) lamentation, moaning, (adj) lamenting, weeping, howling, wailful, (n) bawling. alaethu lament; synonyms (n) cry, dirge, complaint, elegy, (v) bemoan, complain, deplore, grieve, bewail, keen; antonyms (n) celebration, (v) revel. alaethus 1. baleful; synonyms (adj) baneful, ominous, destructive, harmful, pernicious, sinister, threatening, fatal, hurtful, inauspicious, 2. sorrowful; synonyms (adj) miserable, melancholy, doleful, lugubrious, rueful, sad, gloomy, dismal,
dreary, grievous; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, content, joyful, successful, 3. mournful; synonyms (adj) funereal, dolorous, dark, lamentable, pensive, sorrowful, woeful, cheerless, somber, (n) plaintive, 4. lamentable; synonyms (adj) deplorable, distressing, pitiful, mournful, piteous, pitiable, unfortunate, execrable, pathetic, regrettable; antonym (adj) praiseworthy. alaf wealth; synonyms (n) riches, abundance, affluence, opulence, treasure, capital, fortune, (v) money, gold, (adj) plenty; antonyms (n) poverty, penury, scarcity. alar surfeit; synonyms (n) excess, overabundance, repletion, satiety, plethora, overflow, (v) glut, cloy, gorge, satiate; antonym (n) lack. alarch swan; synonyms (n) cygnet, aberdevine, (v) ramble, roam, rove, wander, affirm, assert, aver, avow. alaru surfeit; synonyms (n) excess, overabundance, repletion, satiety, plethora, overflow, (v) glut, cloy, gorge, satiate; antonym (n) lack. alaw 1. air; synonyms (n) tune, appearance, manner, atmosphere, look, melody, strain, (v) ventilate, broadcast, show, 2. lily; synonyms (adj) chalk, effeminate, milk, paper, rose, snow, anemone, asphodel, begonia, buttercup, 3. melody; synonyms (n) air, music, harmony, measure, aria, song, line, (v) chant, 4. tune; synonyms (n) concord, note, consonance, sound, tone, (v) adjust, regulate, attune, string, service. alban 1. solstice; synonym (n) height, 2. equinox. albwm album; synonyms (n) record, portfolio, recording, volume, anthology, disc, book, collection, compilation, set. alcali alkali; synonyms (n) base, salt, brine, bag, cornerstone, floor, foot, (adj) alkaline, (v) caustic, apozem. alcam tin; synonyms (n) can, canister, container, rhino, dust, blunt, (v) pot, preserve, cure, bottle. alcemeg alchemy; synonyms (n) chemistry, alchemist, alchemistic, alchemistry, alchymy, magic, sorcery. alcof alcove; synonyms (n) recess, arbor, bay, bower, niche, summerhouse, compartment, channel, cubbyhole, hermitage. alcohol alcohol; synonyms (n) drink, juice, intoxicant, drinkable, firewater, potable, essence, gas, gasohol, (v) alcoholism. ale alley; synonyms (n) track, road, aisle, alleyway, lane, passage, avenue, path, pathway, street. alegori allegory; synonyms (n) fable, parable, apologue, emblem, metaphor, symbol, story, (adj) simile, type. algebra algebra; synonyms (v) fluxions, geometry, analysis, arithmetic. allafon distributary; synonym (adj) distributive.
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Welsh - English allan 1. out; synonyms (adv) off, forward, beyond, forth, aside, (v) reveal, (adj) away, extinct, outside, absent; antonyms (adv) in, (prep) inside, 2. abroad; synonyms (adv) afield, farther, further, yonder, elsewhere, (adj) overseas, out, distant, (v) spread, lost, 3. outside; synonyms (adj) external, outdoor, foreign, extraneous, outer, outward, remote, (adv) outdoors, alfresco, (n) exterior; antonyms (adj) indoor, internal, (adv) indoors. allanfa exit; synonyms (n) departure, door, egress, outlet, gate, (v) depart, go, leave, decease, die; antonyms (n) arrival, entry, (v) enter. allanol 1. external; synonyms (adj) exterior, outside, extraneous, extrinsic, outward, foreign, outlying, peripheral, superficial, formal; antonyms (adj) inner, interior, internal, domestic, inmost, inside, 2. outer; synonyms (adj) external, outdoor, surface, utter; antonym (adj) middle, 3. outward; synonyms (adj) apparent, outer, ostensible, seeming, departing, outbound, (adv) out, outwards; antonym (adv) inward. allblyg extrovert; synonyms (adj) extroverted, outgoing, extraverted, extravertive, candid, demonstrative, extrospective, (n) extravert, activist, doer; antonym (n) introvert. allforio export; synonyms (n) exportation, business, buying, (v) import, trade, smuggle, market, port, sell, ship. allfro foreigner; synonyms (n) alien, stranger, outlander, outsider, unknown, barbarian, immigrant, newcomer; antonym (n) native. allgaredd altruism; synonyms (n) selflessness, benevolence, charity, unselfishness, generosity, kindness, tolerance; antonyms (n) self-interest, selfishness. allgarwch altruism; synonyms (n) selflessness, benevolence, charity, unselfishness, generosity, kindness, tolerance; antonyms (n) self-interest, selfishness. allor altar; synonyms (n) shrine, sacristy, sanctuary. allt 1. wood; synonyms (n) forest, timber, woods, tree, lumber, coppice, jungle, 2. cliff; synonyms (n) bluff, precipice, hill, mountain, promontory, (adj) wall, 3. hill; synonyms (n) height, bank, gradient, mound, ascent, elevation, acclivity, embankment, (v) declivity, dip; antonym (n) vale. alltud 1. exile; synonyms (n) banishment, deportation, expulsion, deportee, outcast, (v) banish, expatriate, deport, expel, eject; antonym (v) repatriate, 2. alien; synonyms (adj) foreign, strange, unknown, extrinsic, exotic, extraneous, (n) foreigner, outsider, (v) alienate, estrange; antonyms (adj) familiar, (n) native, citizen. alltudedd 1. exile; synonyms (n) banishment, deportation, expulsion, deportee, outcast, (v)
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banish, expatriate, deport, expel, eject; antonym (v) repatriate, 2. banishment; synonyms (n) exile, exclusion, ejection, ostracism, proscription, relegation, dismissal, transportation, (adj) excommunication. alltudiaeth 1. exile; synonyms (n) banishment, deportation, expulsion, deportee, outcast, (v) banish, expatriate, deport, expel, eject; antonym (v) repatriate, 2. banishment; synonyms (n) exile, exclusion, ejection, ostracism, proscription, relegation, dismissal, transportation, (adj) excommunication. alltudio 1. exile; synonyms (n) banishment, deportation, expulsion, deportee, outcast, (v) banish, expatriate, deport, expel, eject; antonym (v) repatriate, 2. banish; synonyms (v) ban, dispel, exile, displace, dismiss, oust, relegate, transport, repudiate, discard. allwedd key; synonyms (adj) central, fundamental, basic, cardinal, essential, chief, (n) guide, handle, clue, legend. aloi alloy; synonyms (n) admixture, amalgam, blend, compound, (v) adulterate, devalue, amalgamate, debase, deteriorate, (adj) sophisticate. alpafr ibex; synonym (n) steinbok. altro alter; synonyms (v) adapt, change, move, adjust, affect, amend, castrate, convert, correct, shift; antonym (v) maintain. alwminiwm aluminium; synonym (n) aluminum. am 1. about; synonyms (prep) encircling, for, encompassing, (adv) around, approximately, almost, nearly, most, roughly, (adj) some; antonyms (prep) exactly, precisely, 2. for; synonyms (prep) because, behind, by, per, during, (conj) considering, (adv) against, as, therefore, hence, 3. around; synonyms (adv) about, round, somewhere, (prep) circa, surrounding, (adj) near, nearby, throughout, (n) vicinity, 4. at; synonyms (prep) in, a, (n) astatine, (adv) on, along, (prf) all, (adj) entertainment, levee, party, reception. amaeth agriculture; synonyms (n) farming, agribusiness, agronomy, husbandry, tillage, geoponics, agriculturism, culture, defense, education. amaethdy farmhouse; synonyms (n) farm, farmstead, hacienda, toft, cottage, accommodation, building, bungalow, mansion, messuage. amaethu 1. farm; synonyms (n) property, grange, dairy, estate, farmhouse, (v) cultivate, raise, grow, hire, plant, 2. cultivate; synonyms (v) civilize, educate, produce, train, advance, breed, crop, develop, domesticate, farm; antonym (v) neglect, 3. till; synonyms (prep) until, unto, (n) drawer, tiller, cashbox, (v) plow, hoe, dig, turn.
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amaethwr farmer; synonyms (n) countryman, agriculturist, rustic, husbandman, granger, sodbuster, yeoman, producer, sower, woodcutter. amaethyddiaeth agriculture; synonyms (n) farming, agribusiness, agronomy, husbandry, tillage, geoponics, agriculturism, culture, defense, education. amaethyddol agricultural; synonyms (adj) agrarian, rural, farming, rustic, undeveloped, unindustrialized, floricultural, gardening, horticultural, ranch. amarch disrespect; synonyms (n) cheek, contempt, discourtesy, insult, impertinence, neglect, blasphemy, disdain, (v) slight, disesteem; antonyms (n) admiration, regard, (v) respect. amatur amateur; synonyms (adj) amateurish, inexpert, unskilled, inexperienced, (n) novice, beginner, fan, apprentice, aspirant, devotee; antonyms (adj) practiced, (n) professional, expert. amaturaidd amateur; synonyms (adj) amateurish, inexpert, unskilled, inexperienced, (n) novice, beginner, fan, apprentice, aspirant, devotee; antonyms (adj) practiced, (n) professional, expert. amau 1. suspect; synonyms (v) doubt, distrust, mistrust, suppose, conjecture, guess, surmise, (adj) fishy, questionable, shady; antonyms (v) trust, (adj) trustworthy, 2. doubt; synonyms (n) disbelief, misgiving, question, dispute, apprehension, incertitude, skepticism, (v) query, suspicion, suspect; antonyms (n) certainty, confidence, conclusiveness, 3. dispute; synonyms (n) brawl, quarrel, debate, conflict, wrangle, difference, (v) argue, contest, controversy, discuss; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree. ambell occasional; synonyms (adj) accidental, casual, incidental, irregular, infrequent, episodic, intermittent, fortuitous, adventitious, contingent; antonyms (adj) frequent, recurrent. ambiwlans ambulance; synonyms (n) brancard, crate, hurdle, litter, stretcher, rescue, transport. amcan 1. aim; synonyms (n) intent, objective, plan, target, (v) purpose, direct, object, point, address, endeavor, 2. guess; synonyms (v) conjecture, surmise, forecast, believe, deem, divine, reckon, suppose, (n) estimate, assumption, 3. object; synonyms (n) design, aim, cause, end, intention, meaning, mark, matter, subject, (v) except; antonym (v) agree, 4. purpose; synonyms (n) mind, effect, purport, resolve, motive, determination, function, goal, idea, (v) project, 5. notion; synonyms (n) feeling, belief, impression, caprice, concept, conception, fancy, image, imagination, (v) judgment. amcanu 1. guess; synonyms (v) conjecture, surmise, forecast, believe, deem, divine, reckon, suppose, (n) estimate, assumption, 2. aim; synonyms (n) intent,
objective, plan, target, (v) purpose, direct, object, point, address, endeavor, 3. purpose; synonyms (n) aim, design, mind, effect, end, purport, resolve, motive, (v) intention, project, 4. intend; synonyms (v) destine, mean, determine, contemplate, denote, consider, import, calculate, conceive, designate. amcanus 1. skillful; synonyms (adj) expert, able, accomplished, adept, capable, good, proficient, knowing, (v) dexterous, crafty; antonyms (adj) clumsy, inept, incompetent, 2. likely; synonyms (adj) credible, believable, probable, expected, plausible, potential, conceivable, apt, (adv) possibly, belike; antonyms (adj) improbable, (adv) unlikely. amchwaraefa amphitheater; synonyms (n) coliseum, arena, amphitheatre, ambo, auditorium, field, stadium. amdaith circuit; synonyms (n) beat, area, excursion, compass, cycle, district, (v) circle, tour, trip, journey. amddifad 1. destitute; synonyms (adj) indigent, bankrupt, broke, forlorn, impoverished, needy, poor, helpless, impecunious, (v) devoid; antonym (adj) rich, 2. orphan; synonyms (n) waif, caterpillar, cocoon, nymph, nympha, pupa, staddle, ragamuffin, soul, (adj) orphaned. amddifadrwydd 1. destitution; synonyms (n) deprivation, indigence, need, penury, poverty, deficiency, famine, hardship, lack, (v) want, 2. privation; synonyms (n) loss, necessity, dearth, destitution, distress, impoverishment, misery, bereavement, neediness, (v) failure. amddifadu 1. bereave; synonyms (v) deprive, divest, rob, strip, despoil, oust, lose, disinherit, widow, depose, 2. deprive; synonyms (v) bereave, abridge, curtail, denude, deny, dismantle, disrobe, cheat, contract, impoverish; antonym (v) enrich. amddifaty orphanage; synonyms (n) orphanhood, institution, home. amddifedi 1. destitution; synonyms (n) deprivation, indigence, need, penury, poverty, deficiency, famine, hardship, lack, (v) want, 2. privation; synonyms (n) loss, necessity, dearth, destitution, distress, impoverishment, misery, bereavement, neediness, (v) failure. amddiffyn 1. defend; synonyms (v) cover, guard, assert, justify, protect, advocate, champion, maintain, shield, support; antonyms (v) attack, prosecute, 2. protect; synonyms (v) defend, keep, preserve, hide, conceal, conserve, safeguard, save, screen, vindicate; antonyms (v) expose, neglect, risk. amddiffynfa 1. fortress; synonyms (n) bulwark, fort, fortification, castle, citadel, stronghold, alcazar, tower, presidio, (v) keep, 2. keep; synonyms (v) hold, preserve, retain, defend, continue, guard,
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Welsh - English have, maintain, celebrate, confine; antonyms (v) dump, lose. amddiffyniad protection; synonyms (n) defense, care, conservation, cover, custody, defence, guardianship, security, shelter, (v) guard; antonym (n) destruction. amddiffynnwr 1. defender; synonyms (n) advocate, champion, guard, guardian, patron, protector, exponent, keeper, proponent, upholder; antonyms (n) assailant, attacker, 2. protector; synonyms (n) defender, custodian, conservator, escort, hero, benefactor, supporter, preserver, protection, emperor. amddiffynnydd 1. defender; synonyms (n) advocate, champion, guard, guardian, patron, protector, exponent, keeper, proponent, upholder; antonyms (n) assailant, attacker, 2. protector; synonyms (n) defender, custodian, conservator, escort, hero, benefactor, supporter, preserver, protection, emperor. amddyfrwys 1. mighty; synonyms (adj) enormous, immense, huge, grand, powerful, intense, high, big, forcible, great, 2. marshy; synonyms (adj) boggy, muddy, marsh, miry, quaggy, sloughy, swampy, paludal, moist, dirty, 3. rugged; synonyms (adj) hard, difficult, rocky, broken, craggy, hardy, harsh, (n) rough, jagged, ragged; antonym (adj) delicate. amdlawd impoverished; synonyms (adj) destitute, broke, indigent, needy, poor, penniless, miserable, bankrupt, barren, broken; antonyms (adj) wealthy, rich, well-off. amdo shroud; synonyms (n) screen, cover, cloak, conceal, covering, curtain, (v) hide, shield, enfold, (adj) shelter. amdoi 1. enshroud; synonyms (v) cover, conceal, enfold, bury, envelop, hide, shroud, veil, enclose, 2. shroud; synonyms (n) screen, cloak, covering, curtain, mantle, pall, hood, (v) shield, enshroud, (adj) shelter. amdorch 1. wreath; synonyms (n) crown, chaplet, coronal, garland, circle, lei, baldric, bays, bouquet, cestus, 2. chaplet; synonyms (n) wreath, corona, coronet. amdrist sorrowful; synonyms (adj) miserable, melancholy, doleful, lugubrious, rueful, sad, gloomy, dismal, dreary, grievous; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, content, joyful, successful. amdro rotary; synonyms (adj) revolving, rotatory, rotating, rotative, vertiginous, turning, (n) circle, roundabout. amfesur perimeter; synonyms (n) border, boundary, edge, margin, circumference, limit, bound, brim, circuit, fringe; antonyms (n) center, middle. amgant 1. bounds; synonyms (n) boundary, border, limit, bound, circumference, extent, maximum, perimeter; antonym (n) center, 2. region;
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synonyms (n) land, country, field, area, district, domain, part, realm, circuit, division. amgarn 1. ring; synonyms (n) encircle, band, gang, jingle, loop, (v) circle, call, peal, echo, resound, 2. circle; synonyms (n) round, association, compass, ring, field, range, beat, circuit, (v) turn, whirl, 3. ferrule; synonyms (n) collet, cap, stick, verrel. amgen different; synonyms (adj) another, assorted, dissimilar, unusual, various, alien, alternative, discrete, distinct, diverse; antonyms (adj) similar, corresponding, equal, identical, like, typical. amgrwm convex; synonyms (adj) bulging, gibbous, biconvex, hunched, bulgy, bellied, bellying, bent, (n) crescent, (v) projecting; antonym (adj) concave. amgueddfa museum; synonyms (n) gallery, depository, landmark, treasury. amgyffred 1. comprehension; synonyms (n) apprehension, conception, grasp, inclusion, intelligence, knowledge, understanding, wit, capacity, familiarity; antonyms (n) misunderstanding, incomprehension, 2. comprise; synonyms (v) contain, compose, comprehend, constitute, include, carry, encompass, form, make, bear; antonym (v) exclude, 3. comprehend; synonyms (v) apprehend, catch, embrace, understand, appreciate, comprise, feel, see, sense, apperceive. amgyffrediad comprehension; synonyms (n) apprehension, conception, grasp, inclusion, intelligence, knowledge, understanding, wit, capacity, familiarity; antonyms (n) misunderstanding, incomprehension. amgylch 1. circuit; synonyms (n) beat, area, excursion, compass, cycle, district, (v) circle, tour, trip, journey, 2. environs; synonyms (n) neighborhood, confines, environment, outskirts, purlieus, vicinity, precincts, surround, surroundings, (adj) vicinage; antonym (n) center, 3. surroundings; synonyms (n) medium, atmosphere, environs, setting, habitat, milieu, scene, ambiance, background, situation. amgylchedd 1. circumference; synonyms (n) circuit, border, boundary, perimeter, brim, circle, compass, outline, periphery, edge, 2. environment; synonyms (n) circumstance, background, habitat, atmosphere, context, setting, surroundings, vicinity, ecology, element. amgylchfyd environment; synonyms (n) circumstance, background, habitat, atmosphere, context, setting, surroundings, vicinity, ecology, element. amgylchfydol environmental; synonyms (adj) ecological, physical, circumstantial, biodegradable, biological, conservation, natural, geographical, (n) earthly, terrestrial.
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amgylchiad 1. circumstance; synonyms (n) affair, state, accident, chance, event, incident, matter, occasion, opportunity, adventure, 2. occasion; synonyms (n) case, episode, happening, juncture, (v) cause, create, beget, breed, induce, make. amgylchiadol circumstantial; synonyms (adj) minute, particular, detailed, incidental, thorough, precise, presumptive, coincidental, appropriate, concurrent. amgylchu 1. encircle; synonyms (v) beset, surround, besiege, circle, embrace, bound, circumvent, enclose, encompass, (adv) compass, 2. surround; synonyms (v) encircle, gird, border, inclose, ring, round, skirt, envelop, environ, circumscribe. amgylchynol surrounding; synonyms (adj) encircling, encompassing, circumambient, circumstant, inclosing, inclusive, (prep) round, about, covering. amgylchynu 1. beset; synonyms (v) beleaguer, afflict, assault, molest, siege, worry, assail, attack, besiege, harass, 2. surround; synonyms (v) encircle, circle, gird, border, compass, inclose, ring, round, skirt, beset. amharchu 1. dishonor; synonyms (n) disgrace, shame, affront, disrepute, abuse, degradation, infamy, (v) degrade, discredit, defile; antonyms (v) honor, respect, 2. disrespect; synonyms (n) cheek, contempt, discourtesy, insult, impertinence, neglect, blasphemy, disdain, (v) slight, disesteem; antonyms (n) admiration, regard. amharchus 1. disrespectful; synonyms (adj) discourteous, impertinent, impious, impolite, insolent, irreverent, contemptuous, sacrilegious, audacious, bold; antonyms (adj) respectful, deferential, 2. disreputable; synonyms (adj) disgraceful, base, dishonorable, doubtful, infamous, shameful, sordid, dishonest, despicable, (n) discreditable; antonyms (adj) reputable, honorable, respected. amhariad 1. damage; synonyms (n) blemish, injury, wound, loss, (v) harm, hurt, abuse, injure, afflict, (adj) impair; antonyms (n) service, (v) conserve, enhance, repair, bolster, 2. impairment; synonyms (n) damage, disability, handicap, deterioration, deadening, disablement, wear, (adj) detriment. amharod 1. unprepared; synonyms (adj) impromptu, offhand, extemporaneous, raw, unrehearsed, crude, improvised; antonyms (adj) prepared, ready, 2. unready; synonyms (adj) slow, unbegun, untrimmed, sluggish, dilatory, tardy, awkward, blockish, blunt, cheerless. amharu 1. harm; synonyms (n) evil, hurt, detriment, bruise, wound, disadvantage, (v) damage, abuse, blemish, injure; antonyms (v) enhance, benefit, 2. impair; synonyms (v) mar, degrade, corrupt,
disfigure, deface, debase, destroy, deteriorate, diminish, enervate, 3. damage; synonyms (n) injury, loss, cost, impairment, price, ruin, (v) harm, afflict, mutilate, (adj) impair; antonyms (n) service, (v) conserve, repair, bolster, 4. injure; synonyms (v) contuse, maim, insult, vitiate, disable, sting, break, grieve, offend, prejudice. amharus decayed; synonyms (adj) rotten, corrupt, dilapidated, rank, wasted, decaying, old, putrid, rotted, rotting; antonym (adj) fresh. amhechadurusrwydd sinlessness; synonyms (n) innocence, purity, guiltlessness, artlessness, blamelessness, chastity, harmlessness, honor, honour, impeccancy. amhenfenderfynol irresolute; synonyms (adj) indecisive, hesitant, hesitating, uncertain, doubtful, infirm, spineless, undecided, weak, fickle; antonyms (adj) resolute, determined, firm, stubborn, unyielding, decided, decisive. amherchi 1. dishonor; synonyms (n) disgrace, shame, affront, disrepute, abuse, degradation, infamy, (v) degrade, discredit, defile; antonyms (v) honor, respect, 2. insult; synonyms (n) dishonor, contumely, indignity, outrage, contempt, wound, derision, (v) flout, taunt, cut; antonyms (v) compliment, praise. amherffaith imperfect; synonyms (adj) defective, deficient, faulty, incomplete, unfinished, broken, flawed, inadequate, partial, poor; antonym (adj) perfect. amherffeithrwydd imperfection; synonyms (n) fault, frailty, blemish, defect, deficiency, flaw, weakness, disadvantage, drawback, (adj) failing; antonym (n) perfection. amhersonol impersonal; synonyms (adj) disinterested, neutral, objective, detached, cold, impartial, indifferent, aloof; antonym (adj) personal. amherthynol irrelevant; synonyms (adj) inappropriate, extraneous, inapplicable, insignificant, impertinent, inapposite, inconsequential, trivial, unimportant, unrelated; antonyms (adj) relevant, admissible. amheuaeth 1. doubt; synonyms (n) disbelief, misgiving, question, dispute, apprehension, incertitude, (v) distrust, query, suspicion, mistrust; antonyms (n) certainty, confidence, conclusiveness, (v) trust, 2. skepticism; synonyms (n) doubt, incredulity, hesitation, scepticism, uncertainty, agnosticism, reservation, unbelief; antonym (n) faith. amheuedd doubt; synonyms (n) disbelief, misgiving, question, dispute, apprehension, incertitude, (v) distrust, query, suspicion, mistrust; antonyms (n) certainty, confidence, conclusiveness, (v) trust. amheugar 1. suspicious; synonyms (adj) distrustful, questionable, suspect, doubtful, dubious, queer,
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Welsh - English shady, incredulous, fishy, funny; antonyms (adj) trusting, aboveboard, aggressive, gullible, trustworthy, 2. skeptical; synonyms (adj) disbelieving, skeptic, sceptical, doubting, suspicious, unbelieving, cynical, freethinking, hesitant, questioning. amheuol 1. doubting; synonyms (adj) doubtful, distrustful, disbelieving, incredulous, skeptical, sceptical, suspicious, wary; antonym (adj) trusting, 2. doubtful; synonyms (adj) ambiguous, debatable, dubious, disputable, queer, questionable, tentative, diffident, hesitant, indistinct; antonyms (adj) certain, convinced, reliable, confident, persuaded, provable, sure. amheus 1. doubtful; synonyms (adj) ambiguous, debatable, dubious, disputable, distrustful, queer, questionable, suspicious, tentative, diffident; antonyms (adj) certain, trusting, convinced, reliable, confident, persuaded, provable, sure, 2. ambiguous; synonyms (adj) equivocal, indistinct, indeterminate, uncertain, evasive, slippery, amphibolous, confused, cryptic, (v) vague; antonyms (adj) clear, definite, unambiguous, unequivocal, 3. dubious; synonyms (adj) doubtful, incredulous, precarious, shady, skeptical, undecided, unlikely, unreliable, unsure, funny; antonyms (adj) indisputable, trustworthy, 4. doubting; synonyms (adj) disbelieving, sceptical, wary, 5. suspicious; synonyms (adj) suspect, fishy, jealous, mistrustful, shy, leery, apprehensive, suspicion, doubting, mysterious; antonyms (adj) aboveboard, aggressive, gullible. amheuthun 1. choice; synonyms (n) vote, alternative, favorite, option, preference, selection, election, pick, (adj) best, excellent; antonym (adj) inferior, 2. dainty; synonyms (adj) delicate, nice, fastidious, savory, tidbit, delectable, delicious, elegant, exquisite, (n) delicacy; antonym (adj) clumsy, 3. delicacy; synonyms (n) daintiness, finesse, fragility, weakness, airiness, discretion, elegance, luxury, sensitivity, (adj) dainty; antonym (n) coarseness, 4. savory; synonyms (adj) palatable, spicy, fragrant, appetizing, tasteful, savoury, tasty, piquant, aromatic, pleasing, 5. rarity; synonyms (n) rareness, curiosity, infrequency, curio, peculiarity, dearth, paucity, scarceness, scarcity, (adj) oddity, 6. treat; synonyms (v) handle, deal, manage, process, heal, nurse, regale, operate, (n) feast, administer, 7. rare; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, uncommon, exceptional, infrequent, precious, scarce, seldom, thin, unusual, few; antonyms (adj) common, frequent, ordinary. amheuwr 1. doubter; synonyms (n) skeptic, agnostic, disbeliever, sceptic, cynic, pessimist, unbeliever; antonym (n) believer, 2. skeptic; synonyms (n)
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doubter, atheist, infidel, pyrrhonist; antonym (n) supporter. amhlantadwy 1. barren; synonyms (adj) infertile, sterile, deserted, abortive, arid, dry, fruitless, meagre, stark, (v) bare; antonyms (adj) fertile, lush, productive, 2. childless; synonyms (adj) barren, unfruitful, issueless, bereaved, bleak, orbate, unkind, unproductive, cruel, desolate. amhleidiaeth 1. impartiality; synonyms (n) fairness, disinterestedness, candor, honesty, equality, indifference, detachment, evenhandedness, (adj) equity, justice; antonyms (n) bias, injustice, 2. neutrality; synonyms (n) impartiality, independence, objectivity, disinterest, laissez-faire, peace, balance, distance, nonalignment. amhoblogaidd unpopular; synonyms (adj) unwelcome, undesirable, detested, ostracized, unattractive, abominable, companionless, detestable, disagreeable, (v) unacceptable; antonyms (adj) popular, well-liked. amhriodol improper; synonyms (adj) false, inappropriate, illicit, illegitimate, bad, coarse, indecent, indecorous, unsuitable, wrong; antonyms (adj) proper, suitable, fitting, polite. amhrisiadwy priceless; synonyms (adj) precious, invaluable, inestimable, rare, costly, incalculable, best, choice, elect, expensive; antonym (adj) worthless. amhrofiadol inexperienced; synonyms (adj) immature, naive, young, callow, raw, ignorant, new, unsophisticated, unexperienced, (v) green; antonyms (adj) experienced, trained, skilled, sophisticated. amhrydlon unpunctual; synonyms (adj) belated, irregular, slow, tardy, backward, behindhand, posthumous, postliminious, serotine, (adv) late; antonym (adj) punctual. amhwrpasol irrelevant; synonyms (adj) inappropriate, extraneous, inapplicable, insignificant, impertinent, inapposite, inconsequential, trivial, unimportant, unrelated; antonyms (adj) relevant, admissible. amhwyllog foolish; synonyms (adj) childish, crazy, fool, daft, dopey, dull, dumb, fatuous, preposterous, (n) absurd; antonyms (adj) wise, sensible, prudent, shrewd, visionary. amhwyllus foolish; synonyms (adj) childish, crazy, fool, daft, dopey, dull, dumb, fatuous, preposterous, (n) absurd; antonyms (adj) wise, sensible, prudent, shrewd, visionary. aml often; synonyms (adv) frequently, oft, much, oftentimes, ofttimes, repeatedly, commonly, (adj) frequent; antonyms (adv) rarely, seldom. amlblwyfydd pluralist; synonym (n) pluralizer. amlblyg various; synonyms (adj) diverse, several, different, many, varied, divers, diversified,
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manifold, miscellaneous, (v) sundry; antonyms (adj) few, homogeneous. amldduwiaeth polytheism; synonyms (n) pantheism, tritheism. amleiriog 1. wordy; synonyms (adj) lengthy, prolix, redundant, verbose, windy, garrulous, loquacious, talkative, rambling, tedious; antonyms (adj) concise, taciturn, 2. verbose; synonyms (adj) wordy, copious, diffuse, boring, dull, fluent, rhetorical, slow, tiresome, 3. prolix; synonyms (adj) long, protracted. amlen 1. envelope; synonyms (n) container, pack, case, jacket, blanket, vesicle, package, (v) cover, covering, cloak, 2. wrapper; synonyms (n) wrap, housecoat, neglige, peignoir, wrapping, mantle, negligee, pall, pelisse, shawl. amlffurf polymorphic; synonyms (adj) polymorphous, pleomorphic. amlhad 1. increase; synonyms (n) gain, addition, augmentation, (v) advance, accrue, extend, grow, aggrandize, expand, (adj) augment; antonyms (n) reduction, contraction, decline, (v) decrease, reduce, diminish, drop, deteriorate, 2. increasing; synonyms (adj) progressive, cumulative, growing, crescent, augmenting, rising, advancing; antonym (adj) lessening. amlhau 1. abound; synonyms (n) exuberate, (v) swarm, flow, teem, burst, overflow, 2. increase; synonyms (n) gain, addition, augmentation, (v) advance, accrue, extend, grow, aggrandize, expand, (adj) augment; antonyms (n) reduction, contraction, decline, (v) decrease, reduce, diminish, drop, deteriorate, 3. multiply; synonyms (v) breed, increase, propagate, duplicate, procreate, proliferate, reproduce, calculate, enlarge, add. amlinell 1. contour; synonyms (n) form, outline, profile, shape, configuration, line, silhouette, circuit, curve, edge, 2. outline; synonyms (n) sketch, design, abstract, contour, digest, figure, frame, (v) draft, describe, draw. amlinelliad outline; synonyms (n) sketch, design, edge, abstract, contour, digest, (v) draft, line, form, describe. amlinellu outline; synonyms (n) sketch, design, edge, abstract, contour, digest, (v) draft, line, form, describe. amlochrog 1. multilateral; synonyms (adj) quadrilateral, trilateral, multifaceted, multifarious, rectangular, square, 2. versatile; synonyms (adj) changeable, adaptable, variable, various, mobile, fickle, capricious, inconstant, unsteady, clever, 3. many-sided; synonyms (adj) versatile, eclectic, finished. amlosgfa crematorium; synonym (n) crematory. amlosgi cremate; synonyms (v) burn, incremate, cook, destroy.
amlwg 1. plain; synonyms (adj) ordinary, comprehensible, intelligible, apparent, clear, downright, easy, evident, homely, (n) flat; antonyms (adj) elaborate, fancy, unclear, mottled, multicolored, ornate, attractive, concealed, confused, fussy, 2. evident; synonyms (adj) obvious, distinct, conspicuous, discernible, manifest, patent, plain, noticeable, open, certain; antonyms (adj) obscure, unnoticed, hidden, inconspicuous, 3. clear; synonyms (adj) clean, (v) bright, acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve, clarify, definite, discharge; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, uncertain, vague, ambiguous, blurry, 4. manifest; synonyms (adj) overt, (v) demonstrate, display, evidence, exhibit, express, indicate, attest, certify, (n) declare, 5. obvious; synonyms (adj) visible, flagrant, blatant, glaring, marked, perceptible, undeniable, unmistakable, explicit, gross; antonyms (adj) imperceptible, undetectable, slight, subtle, 6. apparent; synonyms (adj) ostensible, outward, palpable, specious, superficial, broad, external, surface, alleged, appreciable; antonyms (adj) real, mysterious, 7. famous; synonyms (adj) celebrated, eminent, splendid, distinguished, famed, illustrious, renowned, capital, important, known; antonyms (adj) unknown, infamous, 8. prominent; synonyms (adj) notable, noted, great, famous, leading, outstanding, salient, striking, big, (n) bold; antonym (adj) minor. amlygiad manifestation; synonyms (n) appearance, demonstration, display, exhibition, expression, indication, sign, advent, incarnation, demo. amlygrwydd prominence; synonyms (n) eminence, hump, importance, protuberance, height, bulge, consequence, distinction, projection, celebrity; antonym (n) obscurity. amlygu 1. evince; synonyms (v) demonstrate, show, display, evidence, argue, express, indicate, manifest, mark, prove, 2. reveal; synonyms (v) disclose, divulge, expose, betray, convey, detect, discover, exhibit, impart, present; antonyms (v) conceal, hide, cover, 3. manifest; synonyms (adj) apparent, evident, clear, conspicuous, distinct, patent, plain, (v) attest, certify, (n) declare; antonym (adj) unclear. amlygyn 1. mark; synonyms (n) brand, evidence, score, character, heed, (v) blemish, characterize, distinguish, grade, (adj) notice, 2. banner; synonyms (n) flag, ensign, title, bunting, colors, emblem, headline, pennant, pennon, streamer. amlymu 1. clear; synonyms (adj) clean, certain, open, apparent, (v) bright, acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, unclear, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, obscure, uncertain, vague, 2. trim; synonyms (adj) tidy,
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Welsh - English neat, spruce, orderly, (v) cut, dress, clip, garnish, shave, adorn; antonym (adj) fat. amnaid 1. sign; synonyms (n) signal, indication, mark, motion, portent, brand, emblem, imprint, (v) gesture, indicate, 2. beck; synonyms (n) nod, stream, act, behest, bidding, (v) beckon, burn, runnel, creek, river, 3. nod; synonyms (n) bow, greeting, beck, sleep, assent, fiat, (v) nap, doze, bob, stoop. amneidio 1. beckon; synonyms (v) wave, attract, signal, summon, call, gesture, invite, motion, sign, 2. nod; synonyms (n) bow, greeting, beck, sleep, assent, fiat, (v) nap, doze, beckon, bob. amner purse; synonyms (n) pocket, bag, pouch, handbag, pocketbook, prize, container, (v) pucker, wrinkle, crease. amnewid permute; synonyms (v) commute, transpose, exchange, interchange, swap, bandy, reciprocate, change, convert, counterchange. amnewidiad permutation; synonyms (n) change, commutation, exchange, modification, transposition, alteration, mutation, replacement, shift, substitution. amnifer 1. host; synonyms (n) crowd, army, flock, horde, mob, legion, troop, emcee, mass, multitude, 2. countless; synonyms (adj) numberless, innumerable, endless, many, multitudinous, myriad, measureless, immeasurable, infinite, numerous; antonyms (adj) few, finite, 3. unequal; synonyms (adj) dissimilar, different, unlike, inadequate, lopsided, rough, uneven, unfair, disparate, disproportionate; antonyms (adj) equal, even, consider also 4. odd number. amod 1. condition; synonyms (n) circumstance, position, provision, status, standing, attitude, circumstances, clause, predicament, (v) aspect, 2. terms; synonyms (n) condition, conditions, stipulation, cost, damage, footing, lemma, price, proposition. amodi 1. covenant; synonyms (n) contract, compact, bond, arrangement, pact, concord, (v) agreement, bargain, promise, vow, 2. agree; synonyms (v) accord, admit, acknowledge, acquiesce, adjust, accede, correspond, fit, harmonize, (n) coincide; antonyms (v) disagree, oppose, differ, argue, object, refuse, refute, 3. stipulate; synonyms (v) provide, set, designate, fix, specify, negotiate, determine, assign, (n) condition, agree. amodol conditional; synonyms (adj) contingent, dependent, qualified, hypothetical, guarded, given, provisional, provisory, subject; antonym (adj) unconditional. amorffus amorphous; synonyms (adj) shapeless, formless, unformed, amphibious, epicene, hybrid, mongrel, noncrystalline, unshaped, baggy; antonyms (adj) distinct, defined.
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amrant eyelid; synonyms (n) lid, chapeau, palpebra, hat. amrantiad 1. second; synonyms (n) instant, moment, flash, jiffy, minute, sec, (v) back, endorse, support, (adj) latter; antonym (adj) first, 2. wink; synonyms (n) twinkling, trice, (v) twinkle, blink, sparkle,
flicker, nictate, nictitate, leer, flutter, 3. twinkling; synonyms (adj) sparkling, bright, (n) second, wink, scintillation, 4. instant; synonyms (adj) immediate, present, exigent, prompt, clamant, crying, (n) point, tick, (v) pressing, urgent; antonyms (adj) gradual, long-term. amrantu blink; synonyms (v) wink, flash, twinkle, flicker, shirk, nictate, nictitate, (n) blinking, glimmer, instant. amrantuno doze; synonyms (n) nap, drowse, slumber, (v) snooze, sleep, siesta, catnap, nod, coma, rest. amrediad range; synonyms (n) area, array, compass, (v) line, arrange, order, rank, roam, group, ramble. amrwd 1. crude; synonyms (adj) clumsy, coarse, raw, rough, rude, barbarous, immature, primitive, uncouth, vulgar; antonyms (adj) refined, sophisticated, 2. raw; synonyms (adj) crude, fresh, bleak, cutting, green, piercing, sore, cold, biting, chilly; antonym (adj) cooked, 3. uncooked; synonyms (adj) unblown, unpolished, tough, unfashioned, unformed, unhewn, unlabored, unwrought, pink, rare. amryddawn versatile; synonyms (adj) changeable, adaptable, variable, various, mobile, fickle, capricious, inconstant, unsteady, clever. amryfal 1. various; synonyms (adj) diverse, several, different, many, varied, divers, diversified, manifold, miscellaneous, (v) sundry; antonyms (adj) few, homogeneous, 2. manifold; synonyms (adj) multiple, multiplex, various, multiplied, frequent, multifarious, multifold, (v) duplicate, copy, multiply, 3. sundry; synonyms (adj) assorted, mixed, numerous, distinct, separate, (n) sundries, stuff. amryfath multifarious; synonyms (adj) heterogeneous, manifold, complex, multifaceted, varied, miscellaneous, multiple, many, (v) diverse, different. amryfodd various; synonyms (adj) diverse, several, different, many, varied, divers, diversified, manifold, miscellaneous, (v) sundry; antonyms (adj) few, homogeneous. amryfus 1. erroneous; synonyms (adj) incorrect, wrong, false, inaccurate, mistaken, fallacious, improper, untrue, amiss, deceptive; antonym (adj) correct, 2. forgetful; synonyms (adj) careless, oblivious, inattentive, negligent, remiss, lax, absent-minded, casual, heedless, neglectful; antonym (adj) attentive, 3. inadvertent; synonyms
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imprudent, inconsiderate, unplanned, adventitious, involuntary, regardless; antonyms (adj) intentional, deliberate. amryfusedd 1. error; synonyms (n) deviation, blunder, fault, mistake, wrong, delusion, lapse, oversight, crime, defect; antonym (n) correctness, 2. blunder; synonyms (n) error, gaffe, bloomer, blooper, botch, misstep, (v) stumble, fail, slip, fumble, 3. oversight; synonyms (n) omission, control, charge, direction, management, supervision, flaw, inadvertence, neglect, (v) care. amryfuso 1. blunder; synonyms (n) fault, mistake, error, gaffe, bloomer, blooper, botch, (v) stumble, fail, slip, 2. err; synonyms (v) blunder, stray, deviate, misjudge, sin, trip, wander, digress, swerve, trespass. amrygyr 1. busy; synonyms (adj) active, brisk, assiduous, engaged, occupied, agile, crowded, industrious, meddlesome, (v) occupy; antonyms (adj) idle, free, inactive, 2. restless; synonyms (adj) fidgety, nervous, uneasy, unquiet, agitated, apprehensive, fretful, impatient, restive, (v) anxious; antonyms (adj) calm, relaxed. amryliw variegated; synonyms (adj) motley, mottled, dappled, piebald, varicolored, varicoloured, various, assorted, speckled, different. amryw 1. several; synonyms (adj) many, different, individual, various, numerous, particular, separate, (v) diverse, divers, (n) some; antonym (adj) few, 2. sundry; synonyms (adj) several, assorted, miscellaneous, mixed, varied, manifold, distinct, (n) sundries, stuff, 3. various; synonyms (adj) diversified, dissimilar, multiple, frequent, disparate, odd, unequal, versatile, heterogeneous, (v) sundry; antonym (adj) homogeneous. amrywedd heterogeneity; synonyms (n) diversity, variety, difference, dissimilarity, contrast, heterogeneousness, contrariety. amrywiad 1. variant; synonyms (n) variation, version, variate, discrepancy, divergence, form, strain, (adj) different, divergent, changeable, 2. variation; synonyms (n) alteration, change, difference, mutation, variance, deviation, departure, fluctuation, disagreement, dissimilarity; antonym (n) similarity. amrywiaeth 1. variety; synonyms (n) kind, sort, species, change, form, style, type, variation, breed, (adj) class; antonym (n) uniformity, 2. diversity; synonyms (n) variety, dissimilarity, disparity, difference, divergence, assortment, distinction, contrast, inequality, unevenness, 3. range; synonyms (n) area, array, compass, (v) line, arrange, order, rank, roam, group, ramble. amrywio 1. differ; synonyms (v) dissent, disagree, contradict, clash, deviate, diverge, depart, conflict,
vary, dispute; antonyms (v) agree, concur, conform, correspond, 2. vary; synonyms (v) alter, change, differ, modify, alternate, diversify, modulate, fluctuate, shift, variegate. amrywiol sundry; synonyms (adj) several, different, assorted, diverse, miscellaneous, many, divers, mixed, varied, (n) sundries. amser 1. time; synonyms (n) hour, moment, period, duration, epoch, era, measure, season, day, spell; antonym (n) death, 2. tense; synonyms (adj) strained, edgy, nervous, taut, stiff, uptight, jumpy, wired, (v) overwrought, strain; antonyms (adj) relaxed, calm, comfortable, tranquil, loose, (v) relax, 3. tempo; synonyms (n) pace, rate, beat, rhythm, time, velocity, speed, pacing. amseriad 1. dating; synonym (n) invitation, 2. date; synonyms (n) age, appointment, assignation, engagement, epoch, meeting, period, (v) escort, determine, register, 3. timing; synonyms (n) timekeeping, running, 4. tempo; synonyms (n) pace, rate, beat, measure, rhythm, time, velocity, speed, pacing. amserlen timetable; synonyms (n) schedule, agenda, list, card, register, roster, rota, diary. amserol 1. temporal; synonyms (adj) worldly, secular, earthly, profane, carnal, lay, mortal, transient, 2. timely; synonyms (adj) opportune, convenient, punctual, appropriate, early, apt, prompt, propitious, (v) seasonable, (adv) apropos; antonyms (adj) untimely, inopportune. amseroni almanac; synonyms (n) annual, calendar, ephemeris, schedule, book, booklet, brochure, encyclopedia, guide, index. amseru 1. time (amser); synonyms (n) hour, moment, period, duration, epoch, era, measure, season, day, spell; antonym (n) death, 2. date; synonyms (n) age, appointment, assignation, engagement, meeting, time, year, (v) escort, determine, register. amseryddiaeth chronology; synonyms (n) journal, narrative, time. amseryddol chronological; synonyms (adj) chronologic, chronometrical, sequential, historical, temporal, consecutive, narrative, past, activist, archival. amsugniad absorption; synonyms (n) assimilation, attention, concentration, inhalation, engrossment, ingestion, preoccupation, abstraction, amalgamation, interest. amsugno absorb; synonyms (v) consume, drink, engross, imbibe, assimilate, engage, occupy, suck, swallow, amuse; antonyms (v) bore, emit. amwisg 1. covering; synonyms (n) coating, cover, clothing, blanket, coat, casing, apparel, case, concealment, wrapper, 2. garment; synonyms (n) habiliment, gown, habit, vest, things, (v) dress,
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Welsh - English garb, clothe, raiment, tog, 3. shroud; synonyms (n) screen, cloak, conceal, covering, curtain, (v) hide, shield, enfold, enshroud, (adj) shelter. amwisgo 1. enwrap; synonyms (v) enfold, envelop, inwrap, wrap, enclose, clothe, drape, confine, inclose, insert, 2. shroud; synonyms (n) screen, cover, cloak, conceal, covering, curtain, (v) hide, shield, enshroud, (adj) shelter. amws steed; synonyms (n) horse, mount, mare, pony, stallion. amwyll 1. foolish; synonyms (adj) childish, crazy, fool, daft, dopey, dull, dumb, fatuous, preposterous, (n) absurd; antonyms (adj) wise, sensible, prudent, shrewd, visionary, 2. mad; synonyms (adj) frantic, frenzied, demented, foolish, insane, delirious, angry, distracted, frenetic, (n) furious; antonyms (adj) sane, calm, 3. madness; synonyms (n) frenzy, furor, insanity, lunacy, delirium, folly, idiocy, insaneness, (adj) fury, rage; antonyms (n) sanity, sense, 4. madman; synonyms (n) lunatic, bedlamite, maniac, nut, madcap, raver, bedlam, daredevil, hothead, madhouse. amwyn 1. support; synonyms (n) help, stand, aid, keep, comfort, (v) assist, prop, back, brace, encourage; antonyms (n) hindrance, (v) oppose, neglect, undermine, abandon, reject, weaken, 2. defend; synonyms (v) cover, guard, assert, justify, protect, advocate, champion, maintain, shield, support; antonyms (v) attack, prosecute, 3. contend; synonyms (v) compete, wrestle, conflict, argue, combat, war, clash, altercate, battle, (n) allege, 4. seize; synonyms (v) capture, catch, grab, arrest, apprehend, clutch, get, grapple, receive, annex; antonym (v) release. amwys ambiguous; synonyms (adj) equivocal, indistinct, indeterminate, uncertain, evasive, slippery, amphibolous, confused, cryptic, (v) vague; antonyms (adj) clear, definite, unambiguous, unequivocal. amwysedd ambiguity; synonyms (n) equivocation, doubt, uncertainty, unclearness, equivocalness, haziness, hesitation, obscurity, vagueness, loophole; antonyms (n) clearness, precision, unambiguity. amynedd patience; synonyms (n) endurance, forbearance, fortitude, longanimity, equanimity, resignation, tolerance, restraint, (v) moderation, calmness; antonym (n) impatience. amyneddgar patient; synonyms (adj) invalid, forbearing, passive, calm, enduring, resigned, tolerant, uncomplaining, stoical, lenient; antonym (adj) impatient. anabledd inability; synonyms (n) disability, disqualification, impotence, incapacity, incompetence, insufficiency, feebleness,
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helplessness, impotency, inadequacy; antonyms (n) ability, capability, power. anach impediment; synonyms (n) hindrance, bar, hitch, barrier, check, drawback, encumbrance, obstruction, block, (v) difficulty. anachaidd 1. incompatible; synonyms (adj) contradictory, conflicting, discordant, discrepant, inappropriate, incongruous, inconsistent, antagonistic, irreconcilable, repugnant; antonyms (adj) compatible, consistent, identical, matching, 2. unlawful; synonyms (adj) illegal, illegitimate, illicit, lawless, prohibited, wrongful, criminal, improper, unauthorized, irregular; antonyms (adj) lawful, legal, legitimate. anad 1. before; synonyms (prep) fore, beyond, (adv) above, ahead, afore, ago, earlier, already, forward, (adj) preceding; antonyms (prep) later, behind, after, afterward, 2. special; synonyms (adj) particular, especial, individual, limited, rare, different, distinguished, distinct, express, (adv) apart; antonym (adj) ordinary. anaddas 1. improper; synonyms (adj) false, inappropriate, illicit, illegitimate, bad, coarse, indecent, indecorous, unsuitable, wrong; antonyms (adj) proper, suitable, fitting, polite, 2. unsuitable; synonyms (adj) improper, inapplicable, incorrect, unfit, inapt, inopportune, unbecoming, undesirable, inconvenient, incompatible; antonyms (adj) appropriate, applicable, 3. unfit; synonyms (adj) disqualify, incapacitate, incompetent, unable, incapable, inadequate, ineligible, inept, (v) disable, indispose; antonym (adj) fit. anaddasu 1. disqualify; synonyms (v) disable, incapacitate, indispose, unfit, exclude, disincline, (adj) disarm, disentitle, disfranchise, dismantle; antonym (v) qualify, 2. unfit; synonyms (adj) disqualify, inappropriate, improper, inapt, unbecoming, incompetent, unable, incapable, bad, unsuitable; antonyms (adj) fit, appropriate. anaddef unpleasant; synonyms (adj) disagreeable, harsh, nasty, obnoxious, offensive, ugly, sour, awkward, bad, forbidding; antonyms (adj) pleasant, agreeable, delightful, attractive, comfortable, enjoyable, nice, wonderful, charming. anadferadwy irreparable; synonyms (adj) incurable, hopeless, incorrigible, irrecoverable, irremediable, irretrievable, remediless, unalterable, cureless, desperate; antonym (adj) reparable. anadl breath; synonyms (n) spirit, wind, air, inspiration, puff, aspiration, breather, breeze, flash, (adj) whisper. anadliad 1. breath; synonyms (n) spirit, wind, air, inspiration, puff, aspiration, breather, breeze, flash, (adj) whisper, 2. breathing; synonyms (n) breath, (adj) animate, live, living, alive.
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anadlu 1. breathe; synonyms (v) blow, exhale, live,
anafu 1. blemish; synonyms (n) spot, scar, blot,
subsist, be, emit, exist, imply, (n) respire, bespeak, 2. respire; synonyms (v) breathe, inhale, sigh. anadnabyddus 1. unknown; synonyms (adj) secret, strange, hidden, unfamiliar, nameless, obscure, unidentified, anonymous, foreign, (n) stranger; antonyms (adj) known, familiar, famous, recognized, well-known, 2. strange; synonyms (adj) extraneous, peculiar, abnormal, curious, extraordinary, irregular, mysterious, new, odd, outlandish; antonyms (adj) normal, ordinary, typical. anaelau 1. extremely; synonyms (adv) very, exceedingly, awfully, enormously, excessively, extraordinarily, much, badly, desperately, (adj) highly; antonyms (adv) mildly, fairly, quite, slightly, 2. fatal; synonyms (adj) calamitous, deadly, destructive, disastrous, lethal, pestilent, dangerous, deathly, fateful, mortal; antonym (adj) nonfatal, 3. terrible; synonyms (adj) atrocious, dreadful, horrible, horrid, monstrous, abominable, appalling, awful, dire, fearful; antonyms (adj) wonderful, lovely, pleasant, 4. pain; synonyms (n) distress, ache, bother, ill, torment, agony, (v) hurt, afflict, anguish, grieve; antonym (n) pleasure, 5. sadness; synonyms (n) depression, grief, melancholy, desolation, misery, sorrow, despondency, gloom, regret, mourning; antonyms (n) happiness, amusement, cheerfulness, joy, laughter. anaele 1. direful; synonyms (adj) dire, awful, awesome, dreadful, fearful, fearsome, frightful, horrendous, horrific, shocking, 2. incurable; synonyms (adj) hopeless, incorrigible, cureless, immedicable, inveterate, irrecoverable, irremediable, irreparable, irretrievable, remediless; antonym (adj) curable, 3. awful; synonyms (adj) abominable, appalling, terrible, atrocious, bad, horrible, nasty, alarming, amazing, (adv) beastly; antonyms (adj) excellent, great, marvelous, wonderful, lovely, nice, pleasant. anaf 1. wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, cut, damage, offend, injure, 2. defect; synonyms (n) fault, blemish, blot, flaw, shortcoming, deficiency, failing, imperfection, scar, weakness, 3. blemish; synonyms (n) spot, defect, mark, stigma, maculation, (v) stain, deface, disfigure, slur, dent; antonym (v) enhance. anafdod defect; synonyms (n) fault, blemish, blot, flaw, shortcoming, deficiency, failing, imperfection, scar, weakness. anafraid necessary; synonyms (adj) essential, compulsory, important, inevitable, basic, mandatory, fundamental, (n) requisite, necessity, demand; antonyms (adj) unnecessary, optional, surplus, needless, unjustified.
defect, flaw, fault, imperfection, (v) stain, deface, disfigure; antonym (v) enhance, 2. maim; synonyms (v) injure, mutilate, deform, damage, mar, lacerate, disable, harm, hurt, (adj) cripple. anafus 1. disabled; synonyms (adj) crippled, handicapped, helpless, incapacitated, invalid, game, mangled, mutilated, weakened, wrecked, 2. blemished; synonyms (adj) damaged, faulty, covered, dappled, defective, deformed, discolored, dotted, flawed, marked; antonyms (adj) unblemished, unspoiled, plain, 3. injured; synonyms (adj) aggrieved, hurt, broken, wounded, affected, offended, pained, insulted, abused, (n) casualty; antonym (adj) unharmed, 4. maimed; synonyms (adj) disabled, truncated. anair 1. infamy; synonyms (n) disgrace, dishonor, disrepute, ignominy, notoriety, opprobrium, reproach, shame, discredit, stain; antonym (n) fame, 2. slander; synonyms (n) insult, scandal, aspersion, defamation, obloquy, disparagement, (v) libel, defame, (adj) abuse, asperse; antonym (v) praise. anallu 1. impotence; synonyms (n) disability, inability, weakness, feebleness, debility, impotency, powerlessness, imbecility, disqualification, agennesis, 2. inability; synonyms (n) impotence, incapacity, incompetence, insufficiency, helplessness, inadequacy, unfitness; antonyms (n) ability, capability, power. analluedd 1. impotence; synonyms (n) disability, inability, weakness, feebleness, debility, impotency, powerlessness, imbecility, disqualification, agennesis, 2. inability; synonyms (n) impotence, incapacity, incompetence, insufficiency, helplessness, inadequacy, unfitness; antonyms (n) ability, capability, power. analluog 1. unable; synonyms (adj) powerless, incapable, incompetent, ineffective, impotent, helpless, ineffectual, inefficient, inadequate, unqualified; antonyms (adj) able, capable, 2. incapable; synonyms (adj) unable, inept, insufficient, unfit, weak. analluogi 1. incapacitate; synonyms (v) disable, disqualify, disarm, cripple, unfit, damage, deaden, disenable, handicap, 2. disenable; synonyms (v) incapacitate, invalid; antonym (v) enable, 3. disable; synonyms (v) maim, paralyze, weaken, hamstring, injure, mutilate, dismantle. anaml 1. seldom; synonyms (adv) rarely, occasionally, infrequently, uncommonly, hardly, scarcely, (adj) scarce, rare, few, infrequent; antonyms (adv) frequently, often, 2. rarely; synonyms (adv) seldom, unusually, little, exceptionally; antonym (adv) usually, 3. infrequent; synonyms (adj) uncommon, exceptional, occasional, sparse,
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Welsh - English sporadic, unusual, unwonted, deficient, intermittent, irregular; antonyms (adj) frequent, common, 4. rare; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, precious, thin, choice, curious, fine, odd, peculiar, novel, exquisite; antonym (adj) ordinary. anamlwg 1. inconspicuous; synonyms (adj) invisible, imperceptible, unassuming, obscure, subtle, unobtrusive, (v) ordinary; antonyms (adj) conspicuous, obvious, elaborate, 2. obscure; synonyms (adj) cloudy, dim, dark, gloomy, ambiguous, concealed, darken, hidden, incomprehensible, (v) hide; antonyms (adj) clear, noticeable, simple, distinct, mainstream, (v) clarify. anamserol untimely; synonyms (adj) premature, early, inopportune, unseasonable, inappropriate, awkward, immature, previous, inconvenient, backward; antonyms (adj) timely, appropriate, opportune. anap 1. mishap; synonyms (n) accident, adversity, misfortune, casualty, calamity, disaster, misadventure, mischance, misery, ill, 2. mischance; synonyms (n) mishap, affliction, infelicity, harm. anaraf wild; synonyms (adj) desert, waste, fierce, boisterous, violent, reckless, desolate, ferocious, furious, raging; antonyms (adj) calm, orderly, domestic, manageable, sane, cultivated, restrained, tame. anaraul 1. cheerless; synonyms (adj) bleak, dismal, sad, dark, disconsolate, drab, dreary, dull, gloomy, (v) joyless; antonym (adj) cheerful, 2. sunless; synonyms (adj) overcast, cloudy, clouded, tenebrous, blurred, shaded, shadowed. anarchiaeth anarchy; synonyms (n) muddle, chaos, confusion, disorder, pandemonium, riot, bedlam, disarray, lawlessness, mayhem; antonym (n) order. anarchol anarchic; synonyms (adj) lawless, chaotic, anarchical, disorganized, confused, disordered, eccentric, frenzied, hectic, heretical. anarchydd anarchist; synonyms (n) rebel, nihilist, revolutionary, terrorist, agitator, mutineer, (adj) insurgent, radical, demagogue, mutinous. anarferol 1. extraordinary; synonyms (adj) distinguished, curious, exceptional, odd, abnormal, amazing, astonishing, bizarre, extra, phenomenal; antonyms (adj) ordinary, normal, everyday, 2. unusual; synonyms (adj) strange, peculiar, quaint, uncommon, eccentric, exotic, extraordinary, irregular, rare, remarkable; antonyms (adj) usual, common, customary, typical, familiar, conventional, routine. anarfog unarmed; synonyms (adj) defenseless, naked, unprotected, open, bare, (v) weaponless, harmless, unfortified, untenable, vincible; antonym (adj) armed.
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anataliad incontinence; synonyms (n) incontinency, dissoluteness, debauchery, unchastity, lewdness, (adj) intrigue. anatomaidd anatomical; synonyms (adj) anatomic, corporal, corporeal, organic. anatomeg anatomy; synonyms (n) frame, morphology, physiology, body, chassis, dissection, flesh, structure, figure, (adj) skeleton. anawdd 1. hard (anodd, caled); synonyms (adj) austere, bad, difficult, grave, severe, strong, arduous, callous, (adv) firm, (v) acute; antonyms (adj) easy, soft, kind, merciful, simple, soggy, tender, yielding, (adv) gently, lightly, 2. difficult; synonyms (adj) awkward, demanding, burdensome, complicated, delicate, fastidious, hard, knotty, uphill, finicky; antonyms (adj) straightforward, good-natured, rewarding, clear. ancr anchorite; synonyms (n) anchoret, hermit, recluse, monk, nun, solitudinarian. andwyo 1. spoil; synonyms (v) plunder, corrupt, impair, rot, damage, deface, indulge, injure, (n) ruin, (adj) harm; antonyms (v) enhance, improve, conserve, 2. harm; synonyms (n) evil, hurt, detriment, bruise, wound, disadvantage, injury, disservice, (v) abuse, blemish; antonym (v) benefit, 3. ruin; synonyms (v) break, ravage, bust, consume, defeat, (n) devastation, downfall, fall, destruction, doom, 4. undo; synonyms (v) loosen, annul, open, cancel, disentangle, reverse, separate, unfold, untie, disconnect; antonyms (v) fasten, attach, close, do, wrap. andwyol 1. harmful; synonyms (adj) baneful, destructive, detrimental, disadvantageous, hurtful, injurious, noxious, dangerous, damaging, deleterious; antonyms (adj) harmless, healthy, safe, helpful, 2. baneful; synonyms (adj) harmful, baleful, deadly, pernicious, pestilent, poisonous, ruinous, fatal, evil, malign, 3. ruinous; synonyms (adj) calamitous, disastrous, blasting, dilapidated, wasteful, catastrophic, devastating, dire, (n) subversive. anedifeiriol impenitent; synonyms (adj) obdurate, remorseless, unrepentant, callous, uncontrite, hard, cussed, firm, heathenish, unconverted; antonym (adj) penitent. aneffeithiol 1. ineffectual; synonyms (adj) fruitless, futile, ineffective, useless, feeble, abortive, idle, pointless, powerless, unable; antonyms (adj) effective, effectual, strong, 2. ineffective; synonyms (adj) empty, incompetent, impotent, inadequate, ineffectual, inefficient, null, incapable, worthless, feckless; antonyms (adj) successful, useful. aneglur 1. illegible; synonyms (adj) unexplained, indecipherable, obscure, paradoxical, scrawled, unclear, blind, cramped, abortive, concealed;
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antonyms (adj) legible, readable, 2. indistinct; synonyms (adj) confused, dim, faint, inarticulate, indefinite, dull, fuzzy, hazy, indeterminate, (n) cloudy; antonyms (adj) distinct, clear, 3. obscure; synonyms (adj) dark, gloomy, ambiguous, darken, hidden, incomprehensible, muddy, mysterious, (v) hide, blur; antonyms (adj) noticeable, simple, obvious, mainstream, (v) clarify, 4. unclear; synonyms (adj) indistinct, uncertain, doubtful, dubious, equivocal, opaque, shadowy, unsure, vague, blurry; antonym (adj) definite. anegni inertia; synonyms (n) inactivity, idleness, lethargy, inaction, apathy, inertness, laziness, passivity, lassitude, inactiveness; antonym (n) momentum. aneirif innumerable; synonyms (adj) countless, incalculable, numberless, infinite, innumerous, multitudinous, unnumbered, myriad, numerous, uncounted; antonym (adj) few. aneliad 1. aim; synonyms (n) intent, objective, plan, target, (v) purpose, direct, object, point, address, endeavor, 2. perplexity; synonyms (n) confusion, difficulty, bewilderment, dilemma, maze, labyrinth, distress, complication, embarrassment, (adj) doubt. anelio anneal; synonyms (v) temper, harden, season, toughen, smelt, stiffen, strengthen, chasten, moderate, (n) annealing. anelog 1. aiming, 2. guided; synonym (adj) conducted. anelu 1. bend; synonyms (n) bow, arch, arc, elbow, (v) curve, turn, crouch, stoop, crook, curl; antonyms (v) straighten, square, 2. aim; synonyms (n) intent, objective, plan, target, (v) purpose, direct, object, point, address, endeavor, 3. attempt; synonyms (n) try, assay, effort, essay, offer, trial, attack, (v) struggle, aim, chance. anelw 1. loss; synonyms (n) hurt, damage, defeat, detriment, injury, deficit, deprivation, destruction, forfeit, (adj) harm; antonyms (n) appearance, retrieval, victory, gaining, income, recovery, 2. unprofitable; synonyms (adj) fruitless, profitless, useless, futile, inutile, disadvantageous, unfruitful, barren, idle, unproductive; antonym (adj) profitable. anenwog 1. mean; synonyms (v) intend, design, imply, denote, (adj) middle, base, common, (n) average, contemptible, low; antonyms (adj) generous, kind, 2. ignoble; synonyms (adj) abject, beggarly, disgraceful, dishonorable, degraded, despicable, humble, mean, ignominious, shabby; antonym (adj) noble. anerchiad 1. address; synonyms (n) accost, lecture, abode, discourse, residence, skill, speech, allocution, (v) greet, call; antonym (v) ignore, 2. greeting; synonyms (n) reception, address,
salutation, welcome, compliments, acknowledgment, nod, recognition, (v) salute; antonym (n) send-off, 3. salutation; synonyms (n) greeting, hail, compliment, apostrophe, appeal, interpellation, invocation. anesboniadwy inexplicable; synonyms (adj) impenetrable, incomprehensible, inscrutable, mysterious, unaccountable, unfathomable, enigmatic, baffling, indecipherable, unexplained; antonyms (adj) understandable, explicable. anesgusodol inexcusable; synonyms (adj) unpardonable, reprehensible, unforgivable, unwarrantable, unfair, unwarranted, (v) indefensible; antonyms (adj) excusable, understandable. anesmwyth 1. restless; synonyms (adj) fidgety, nervous, uneasy, unquiet, agitated, apprehensive, fretful, impatient, restive, (v) anxious; antonyms (adj) calm, relaxed, 2. uneasy; synonyms (adj) uncomfortable, restless, concerned, awkward, solicitous, jittery, troubled, worried, embarrassing, disturbed. anesmywthyd 1. disquiet; synonyms (n) alarm, anxiety, trouble, worry, apprehension, concern, discomfort, dismay, disorder, (v) discompose; antonyms (n) quiet, reassurance, (v) calm, 2. uneasiness; synonyms (n) disquiet, restlessness, agitation, inquietude, unease, disquietude, malaise, unrest, impatience, misgiving; antonym (n) calmness. anesthetig anesthetic; synonyms (adj) anesthesia, soporific, hypnotic, bloodless, (n) anaesthetic, narcotic, gas, medicine, sedative, anodyne. anewyllysgar unwilling; synonyms (adj) reluctant, involuntary, disinclined, loath, averse, recalcitrant, backward, loth, adverse, forced; antonyms (adj) willing, inclined. anfad 1. wicked; synonyms (adj) atrocious, bad, evil, sinful, vicious, depraved, immoral, mischievous, unholy, vile; antonyms (adj) good, innocent, kind, moral, pious, pure, 2. atrocious; synonyms (adj) abominable, awful, dreadful, frightful, heinous, monstrous, terrible, unspeakable, wicked, cruel; antonym (adj) wonderful, 3. nefarious; synonyms (adj) criminal, impious, infamous, iniquitous, foul, devilish, pernicious, (v) black, base, sinister. anfaddeugar unforgiving; synonyms (adj) implacable, ruthless, uncharitable, relentless, unrelenting, grim, inexorable, merciless, stern, unappeasable; antonyms (adj) charitable, merciful. anfaddeuol unpardonable; synonyms (adj) inexcusable, irremissible, unforgivable, indefensible, appalling, awful, baseless, dreadful, impardonable, (v) inexpiable; antonyms (adj) understandable, pardonable.
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anfadrwydd 1. wickedness; synonyms (n) evil,
anfeidredd infinity; synonyms (n) eternity, infinite,
depravity, sin, iniquity, sinfulness, harm, ill, evilness, vice, corruption; antonyms (n) goodness, kindness, virtue, piety, 2. villainy; synonyms (n) villainousness, infamy, crime, villany, misdeed, baseness, enormity, abomination, disgrace, injustice. anfadwaith villainy; synonyms (n) evil, villainousness, infamy, crime, villany, misdeed, baseness, enormity, abomination, disgrace. anfadwr 1. villain; synonyms (n) rascal, rogue, scoundrel, knave, miscreant, bandit, criminal, crook, reprobate, felon, 2. scoundrel; synonyms (n) blackguard, cad, villain, varlet, cheat. anfanol rough; synonyms (adj) coarse, hard, harsh, raw, crude, cruel, grating, gross, hoarse, jagged; antonyms (adj) gentle, smooth, polished, precise, refined, silky, soft, sophisticated, even, exact. anfantais disadvantage; synonyms (n) deprivation, inconvenience, limitation, loss, damage, detriment, failing, fault, flaw, harm; antonyms (n) benefit, bonus, value, (v) advantage. anfanteisiol disadvantageous; synonyms (adj) detrimental, adverse, harmful, damaging, inconvenient, prejudicial, unfavorable, inexpedient, injurious, inopportune; antonym (adj) advantageous. anfarwol 1. immortal; synonyms (adj) deathless, eternal, everlasting, enduring, imperishable, undying, celebrated, endless, (n) deity, divinity; antonym (adj) mortal, 2. unforgettable; synonyms (adj) memorable, indelible, distinguished, immortal, lingering, monumental, timeless, abiding, ageless, brilliant; antonym (adj) forgettable, 3. undying; synonyms (adj) perpetual, permanent, unending, lasting, interminable, ceaseless, incorruptible, (v) indestructible; antonym (adj) temporary. anfarwoldeb immortality; synonyms (n) eternity, perpetuity, sempiternity, aye, everness, fame, glory, heaven; antonym (n) mortality. anfarwoli immortalize; synonyms (v) eternize, perpetuate, eternalize, immortalise, commemorate, deify, embalm, distinguish, enter, (n) enthrone. anfeddyginiaethol incurable; synonyms (adj) hopeless, incorrigible, cureless, immedicable, inveterate, irrecoverable, irremediable, irreparable, irretrievable, remediless; antonym (adj) curable. anfedrus unskillful; synonyms (adj) awkward, inexperienced, maladroit, clumsy, botchy, butcherly. anfeidraidd infinite; synonyms (adj) absolute, boundless, countless, endless, eternal, immense, incalculable, immeasurable, innumerable, everlasting; antonyms (adj) finite, limited, restricted.
boundlessness, immensity, infiniteness, infinitude, forever, glory, greatness, holiness. anfeidrol infinite; synonyms (adj) absolute, boundless, countless, endless, eternal, immense, incalculable, immeasurable, innumerable, everlasting; antonyms (adj) finite, limited, restricted. anfeidroldeb infinity; synonyms (n) eternity, infinite, boundlessness, immensity, infiniteness, infinitude, forever, glory, greatness, holiness. anfeidroledd immensity; synonyms (n) enormity, greatness, enormousness, immenseness, infinity, bulk, largeness, infiniteness, infinitude, vastness. anferth 1. huge; synonyms (adj) big, enormous, gigantic, immense, large, vast, colossal, extensive, great, elephantine; antonyms (adj) tiny, insignificant, miniature, small, 2. gigantic; synonyms (adj) mammoth, giant, huge, stupendous, gargantuan, massive, monstrous, monumental, monster, terrific, 3. enormous; synonyms (adj) excessive, exorbitant, prodigious, tremendous, infinite, terrible, flagrant, immeasurable, mighty, amazing; antonym (adj) minute, 4. monstrous; synonyms (adj) atrocious, grotesque, heinous, dreadful, flagitious, grievous, preposterous, ugly, fantastic, inordinate. anferthedd 1. ugliness; synonyms (n) eyesore, offensiveness, repulsiveness, contortion, fright, (adj) deformity, unpleasantness, absurdity, distortion, irregularity; antonym (n) beauty, 2. monstrosity; synonyms (n) monster, freak, enormity, abortion, ogre, (adj) bizarrerie, eccentricity, immensity. anferthol huge; synonyms (adj) big, enormous, gigantic, immense, large, vast, colossal, extensive, great, elephantine; antonyms (adj) tiny, insignificant, miniature, small. anferthrwydd ugliness; synonyms (n) eyesore, offensiveness, repulsiveness, contortion, fright, (adj) deformity, unpleasantness, absurdity, distortion, irregularity; antonym (n) beauty. anferthu disfigure; synonyms (v) deface, deform, mutilate, blemish, contort, damage, mar, blot, (adj) mangle, maim. anffaeledig infallible; synonyms (adj) certain, sure, unerring, inevitable, inerrable, positive, unfailing, absolute; antonym (adj) fallible. anffaeledigrwydd infallibility; synonyms (n) inerrability, inerrableness, infallibleness, truth; antonym (n) fallibility. anffafriol unfavorable; synonyms (adj) inauspicious, adverse, bad, detrimental, disadvantageous, inopportune, inimical, contrary, harmful, hostile; antonym (adj) favorable. anffawd misfortune; synonyms (n) accident, adversity, calamity, disaster, hardship,
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misadventure, mischance, catastrophe, misery, mishap; antonym (n) luck. anffrwythlon 1. barren; synonyms (adj) infertile, sterile, deserted, abortive, arid, dry, fruitless, meagre, stark, (v) bare; antonyms (adj) fertile, lush, productive, 2. unfruitful; synonyms (adj) barren, acarpous, unproductive, effete, addled, infecund, inoperative, lean, unfertile. anffurf disfigurement; synonyms (n) blemish, deformity, defacement, disfiguration, scar, mutilation. anffurfiad disfigurement; synonyms (n) blemish, deformity, defacement, disfiguration, scar, mutilation. anffurfio 1. deform; synonyms (v) distort, deface, bend, contort, disfigure, twist, turn, warp, convolute, mangle; antonym (v) straighten, 2. disfigure; synonyms (v) deform, mutilate, blemish, damage, mar, blot, injure, mark, ruin, (adj) maim. anffurfiol 1. deformed; synonyms (adj) crooked, bent, distorted, malformed, misshapen, ugly, crippled, contorted, deform, grotesque, 2. informal; synonyms (adj) colloquial, familiar, casual, easy, free, cozy, unofficial, chatty, cosy, homely; antonyms (adj) formal, authorized, official. anffyddiaeth 1. agnosticism; synonyms (n) disbelief, skepticism, nescience, atheism, doubt, faithlessness, heresy, incredulity, indifferentism, nihilism; antonym (n) faith, 2. atheism; synonyms (n) godlessness, unbelief, agnosticism, iconoclasm, irreverence, nonbelief, ungodliness, 3. infidelity; synonyms (n) disloyalty, falseness, adultery, treachery, unfaithfulness, falsity, dishonesty, duplicity, affair, (adj) rationalism; antonyms (n) fidelity, faithfulness. anffyddiwr 1. atheist; synonyms (n) agnostic, skeptic, infidel, pagan, disbeliever, doubter, (adj) deist, atheistic, pyrrhonist, atheistical, 2. agnostic; synonyms (n) freethinker, atheist, nonbeliever; antonym (n) believer, 3. infidel; synonyms (n) heathen, gentile, unbeliever. anffyddlon unfaithful; synonyms (adj) false, disloyal, faithless, inaccurate, fickle, traitorous, treacherous, untrustworthy, recreant, apostate; antonyms (adj) faithful, loyal. anffyddlondeb unfaithfulness; synonyms (n) disloyalty, falseness, infidelity, faithlessness, perfidy, deceit, deceitfulness, dishonesty, falsity, inaccuracy; antonym (n) faithfulness. anfodd 1. displeasure; synonyms (n) anger, discomfort, discontent, dislike, dissatisfaction, resentment, annoyance, disfavor, exasperation, offense; antonyms (n) satisfaction, enjoyment, pleasure, 2. unwillingness; synonyms (n) reluctance, disinclination, indisposition, aversion,
hesitation, antipathy, distaste, reluctancy, alienation, automatism; antonym (n) willingness. anfoddio 1. disoblige; synonyms (v) inconvenience, trouble, discommode, displease, incommode, bother, insult, offend, afflict, (adj) malign; antonym (v) oblige, 2. displease; synonyms (v) annoy, disgust, anger, affront, irritate, rile, vex, aggravate, exasperate, fret; antonyms (v) please, satisfy. anfoddog 1. dissatisfied; synonyms (v) discontented, querulous, (adj) discontent, disgruntled, disappointed, malcontent, complaining, grumpy; antonyms (adj) satisfied, content, contented, 2. discontented; synonyms (adj) disaffected, displeased, dissatisfied, unsatisfied, miserable; antonyms (adj) pleased, happy, 3. unwilling; synonyms (adj) reluctant, involuntary, disinclined, loath, averse, recalcitrant, backward, loth, adverse, forced; antonyms (adj) willing, inclined. anfoddogrwydd 1. discontentment; synonyms (n) discontent, dissatisfaction, discontentedness, displeasure, disapprobation, disapproval, anger, annoyance, irritation, dislike; antonym (n) contentment, 2. dissatisfaction; synonyms (n) disappointment, disaffection, distaste, disquiet, regret, aversion, disfavor, disinclination, ennui; antonym (n) satisfaction, 3. unwillingness; synonyms (n) reluctance, indisposition, hesitation, antipathy, reluctancy, alienation, automatism, averseness, contrariety, hatred; antonym (n) willingness. anfodlon 1. unwilling; synonyms (adj) reluctant, involuntary, disinclined, loath, averse, recalcitrant, backward, loth, adverse, forced; antonyms (adj) willing, inclined, 2. discontented; synonyms (adj) discontent, disaffected, disgruntled, displeased, dissatisfied, malcontent, unsatisfied, miserable, (v) querulous, complaining; antonyms (adj) contented, pleased, happy, satisfied, 3. reluctant; synonyms (adj) unwilling, hesitant, indisposed, diffident, shy, chary, slow, tardy, compulsory; antonym (adj) eager. anfodloni 1. dissatisfy; synonyms (n) mortify, (v) displease, discontent, disappoint, disgruntle, chagrin, affront, anger, annoy, chafe; antonym (v) satisfy, 2. discontent; synonyms (n) dissatisfaction, disapproval, discontentment, disaffection, disappointment, discontentedness, displeasure, (adj) discontented, disgruntled, dissatisfied; antonyms (n) satisfaction, contentment, (v) content. anfodlonrwydd 1. discontent; synonyms (n) dissatisfaction, disapproval, discontentment, disaffection, disappointment, discontentedness, displeasure, (adj) discontented, disgruntled, dissatisfied; antonyms (n) satisfaction, contentment, (v) content, 2. unwillingness; synonyms (n)
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Welsh - English reluctance, disinclination, indisposition, aversion, hesitation, antipathy, dislike, distaste, reluctancy, alienation; antonym (n) willingness. anfoes 1. immorality; synonyms (n) depravity, corruption, degeneracy, evil, iniquity, vice, sin, evilness, wickedness, debauchery; antonyms (n) righteousness, decency, 2. unseemliness; synonyms (n) impropriety, indecency, indiscretion, rudeness, tactlessness, tastelessness, unsuitability, coarseness, immodesty, indelicacy; antonym (n) seemliness. anfoesgar 1. rude; synonyms (adj) gross, rough, impudent, blunt, coarse, bold, brutal, crude, discourteous, (n) abrupt; antonyms (adj) polite, respectful, chivalrous, courteous, refined, civil, decent, proper, well-mannered, 2. unmannerly; synonyms (adj) rude, impolite, uncivil, unmannered, impertinent, insolent. anfoesgarwch 1. incivility; synonyms (n) disrespect, discourtesy, impoliteness, impertinence, insolence, rudeness, 2. rudeness; synonyms (n) audacity, impudence, incivility, effrontery, crudeness, crudity, impropriety, primitiveness, brusqueness, roughness; antonyms (n) civility, politeness, courteousness, propriety, refinement. anfoesol immoral; synonyms (adj) wicked, bad, evil, corrupt, depraved, dissolute, indecent, criminal, unprincipled, dirty; antonyms (adj) moral, decent, honest, ethical, good, principled, restrained. anfoesoldeb immorality; synonyms (n) depravity, corruption, degeneracy, evil, iniquity, vice, sin, evilness, wickedness, debauchery; antonyms (n) righteousness, decency. anfon 1. send; synonyms (v) despatch, pass, convey, deliver, dispatch, forward, give, mail, post, carry, 2. transmit; synonyms (v) communicate, send, transfer, broadcast, propagate, beam, relay, spread, channel, hand, 3. dispatch; synonyms (n) speed, consignment, celerity, expedition, haste, hurry, letter, (v) accelerate, discharge, murder; antonyms (n) receiving, receipt. anfonedig sent; synonyms (adj) blissful, ecstatic, fascinated, imported, intoxicated. anfonedigaeth mission; synonyms (n) commission, delegation, deputation, job, assignment, charge, duty, goal, legation, chore. anfonedigaidd ungentlemanly; synonyms (adj) ungentlemanlike, ribald, discourteous, impolite, shabby, uncouth. anfonheddig 1. discourteous; synonyms (adj) impolite, abrupt, brusque, curt, gruff, impertinent, insolent, offensive, rude, churlish; antonyms (adj) courteous, polite, gracious, 2. ignoble; synonyms (adj) contemptible, abject, base, beggarly, disgraceful, dishonorable, degraded, despicable, humble, mean; antonym (adj) noble.
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anfoniad 1. transmission; synonyms (n) circulation, conveyance, contagion, transfer, broadcast, communication, drive, infection, spread, transmittal, 2. sending; synonyms (n) transport, despatching, distribution. anfonog delegate; synonyms (n) agent, deputy, ambassador, spokesman, envoy, (v) assign, appoint, commission, depute, consign. anfri 1. disrespect; synonyms (n) cheek, contempt, discourtesy, insult, impertinence, neglect, blasphemy, disdain, (v) slight, disesteem; antonyms (n) admiration, regard, (v) respect, 2. disgrace; synonyms (n) shame, blemish, stain, degradation, reproach, (v) dishonor, discredit, degrade, blot, debase; antonyms (v) honor, credit, esteem. anfucheddol immoral; synonyms (adj) wicked, bad, evil, corrupt, depraved, dissolute, indecent, criminal, unprincipled, dirty; antonyms (adj) moral, decent, honest, ethical, good, principled, restrained. anfuddiol unprofitable; synonyms (adj) fruitless, profitless, useless, futile, inutile, disadvantageous, unfruitful, barren, idle, unproductive; antonym (adj) profitable. anfwriadol unintentional; synonyms (adj) involuntary, unconscious, inadvertent, undesigned, unwitting, accidental, chance, coincidental, spontaneous, unthinking; antonyms (adj) deliberate, intentional. anfwyn 1. unkind; synonyms (adj) cruel, harsh, unfeeling, heartless, inconsiderate, pitiless, inhuman, hard, thoughtless, brutal; antonym (adj) kind, 2. uncivil; synonyms (adj) rude, discourteous, disrespectful, impolite, rough, coarse, brusque, blunt, curt, barbarous; antonym (adj) civil, 3. ungentle; synonyms (adj) ignoble, wild, untitled. anfynud 1. rough; synonyms (adj) coarse, hard, harsh, raw, crude, cruel, grating, gross, hoarse, jagged; antonyms (adj) gentle, smooth, polished, precise, refined, silky, soft, sophisticated, even, exact, 2. discourteous; synonyms (adj) impolite, abrupt, brusque, curt, gruff, impertinent, insolent, offensive, rude, churlish; antonyms (adj) courteous, polite, gracious, 3. unrefined; synonyms (adj) rough, earthy, boorish, unfinished, low, uncouth, vulgar, broad, natural, primitive, 4. unkind; synonyms (adj) unfeeling, heartless, inconsiderate, pitiless, inhuman, thoughtless, brutal, mean, merciless, nasty; antonym (adj) kind. anfynych 1. rare; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, uncommon, exceptional, infrequent, precious, scarce, seldom, thin, unusual, few; antonyms (adj) common, frequent, ordinary, 2. infrequent; synonyms (adj) rare, occasional, sparse, sporadic, unwonted, deficient, intermittent, irregular, unfrequent, 3. seldom; synonyms (adv) rarely,
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occasionally, infrequently, uncommonly, hardly, scarcely; antonyms (adv) frequently, often. anfytynaidd clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit, deft. anfyw inanimate; synonyms (adj) dead, defunct, breathless, dull, inactive, inorganic, lifeless, exanimate, deceased, extinct; antonyms (adj) living, animate. anfywiol 1. inanimate; synonyms (adj) dead, defunct, breathless, dull, inactive, inorganic, lifeless, exanimate, deceased, extinct; antonyms (adj) living, animate, 2. inactive; synonyms (adj) idle, dormant, inert, passive, slow, sluggish, fixed, heavy, immobile, inanimate; antonyms (adj) active, lively, moving. angall 1. foolish; synonyms (adj) childish, crazy, fool, daft, dopey, dull, dumb, fatuous, preposterous, (n) absurd; antonyms (adj) wise, sensible, prudent, shrewd, visionary, 2. unwise; synonyms (adj) foolish, silly, imprudent, injudicious, inadvisable, ridiculous, senseless, impolitic, (n) stupid, indiscreet. angau death; synonyms (n) demise, end, expiration, close, exit, cessation, decease, departure, dissolution, doom; antonyms (n) birth, existence, delivery. angel angel; synonyms (n) seraph, backer, benefactor, messenger, patron, saint, darling, (v) sponsor, support; antonym (n) fiend. angen 1. need; synonyms (v) lack, claim, require, (n) demand, want, desire, deficiency, must, necessity, deprivation; antonym (n) wealth, 2. want; synonyms (v) need, (n) poverty, wish, famine, absence, dearth, destitution, indigence, penury, privation; antonyms (v) dislike, hate, 3. necessity; synonyms (n) essential, exigency, compulsion, emergency, constraint, distress, necessary, obligation, requirement, occasion; antonym (n) option. angenoctid 1. want; synonyms (v) need, desire, (n) lack, poverty, wish, deficiency, deprivation, famine, absence, dearth; antonyms (v) dislike, hate, 2. indigence; synonyms (n) distress, want, beggary, neediness, pauperism, penury, misery, necessity, privation, (v) destitution. angenrheidiol 1. necessary; synonyms (adj) essential, compulsory, important, inevitable, basic, mandatory, fundamental, (n) requisite, necessity, demand; antonyms (adj) unnecessary, optional, surplus, needless, unjustified, 2. needful; synonyms (adj) necessary, indispensable, needed, required.
angenrheidrwydd necessity; synonyms (n) demand, need, lack, essential, exigency, compulsion, emergency, constraint, distress, indigence; antonym (n) option. angerdd 1. heat; synonyms (n) glow, fervor, summer, warmth, (v) bake, burn, anger, (adj) fever, excitement, passion; antonyms (n) cold, chill, (v) cool, 2. force; synonyms (n) energy, strength, agency, (v) drive, coerce, pressure, squeeze, thrust, compel, (adj) constrain; antonyms (n) weakness, persuasion, 3. passion; synonyms (n) fury, affection, feeling, fire, love, craving, desire, enthusiasm, heat, (v) ardor; antonyms (n) apathy, indifference, 4. ardor; synonyms (n) eagerness, zeal, ardency, fervency, flame, avidity, devotion, animation, ardour, elan, 5. peculiarity; synonyms (n) distinction, idiosyncrasy, oddity, abnormality, attribute, characteristic, distinctiveness, eccentricity, oddness, particularity; antonym (n) normality, 6. violence; synonyms (n) rage, fierceness, force, ferocity, intensity, vehemence, impetuosity, might, outrage, power; antonyms (n) gentleness, peacefulness. angerddol 1. passionate; synonyms (adj) ardent, hot, angry, animated, burning, excited, fervent, fierce, (adv) fiery, (v) impetuous; antonyms (adj) apathetic, indifferent, mild, passionless, 2. ardent; synonyms (adj) enthusiastic, passionate, eager, impassioned, keen, vehement, warm, acute, affectionate, avid, 3. violent; synonyms (adj) rough, tempestuous, intense, raging, severe, turbulent, sharp, powerful, (n) furious, boisterous; antonyms (adj) gentle, peaceful, calm, nonviolent, 4. intense; synonyms (adj) bright, brilliant, deep, energetic, extreme, heated, rich, grave, heartfelt, (v) vivid; antonyms (adj) dull, weak, imperceptible, slight. angerddoldeb 1. intensity; synonyms (n) force, forcefulness, depth, volume, fierceness, emphasis, energy, ferocity, forte, (adj) strength; antonyms (n) dullness, indifference, weakness, 2. vehemence; synonyms (n) rage, eagerness, fury, passion, violence, enthusiasm, impetuosity, fervor, heat, glow. anghaffael 1. failure; synonyms (n) bankruptcy, failing, breakdown, decline, deficiency, debacle, defeat, disappointment, disaster, downfall; antonyms (n) success, achievement, hit, winner, victory, achiever, attainment, capability, growth, 2. defect; synonyms (n) fault, blemish, blot, flaw, shortcoming, imperfection, scar, weakness, dearth, deformity, 3. hindrance; synonyms (n) drawback, deterrent, difficulty, barrier, block, check, delay, impediment, inconvenience, obstacle; antonym (n) help, 4. mishap; synonyms (n) accident, adversity, misfortune, casualty, calamity, misadventure, mischance, misery, ill, catastrophe.
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Welsh - English anghallineb imprudence; synonyms (n) foolishness, carelessness, indiscretion, temerity, folly, injudiciousness, recklessness; antonym (n) prudence. angharedig unkind; synonyms (adj) cruel, harsh, unfeeling, heartless, inconsiderate, pitiless, inhuman, hard, thoughtless, brutal; antonym (adj) kind. angharedigrwydd unkindness; synonyms (n) cruelty, callousness, heartlessness, diskindness, insensitivity, thoughtlessness, unpleasantness, unkindliness, acidity, acrimony; antonym (n) kindness. anghefnogi discourage; synonyms (v) deter, daunt, demoralize, depress, dishearten, deject, dismay, intimidate, dampen, (n) abash; antonyms (v) encourage, promote. anghelfydd 1. clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit, deft, 2. unskillful; synonyms (adj) inexperienced, clumsy, botchy, butcherly. anghenfil monster; synonyms (n) giant, beast, brute, demon, devil, fiend, freak, behemoth, colossus, (adj) huge. anghenraid necessity; synonyms (n) demand, need, lack, essential, exigency, compulsion, emergency, constraint, distress, indigence; antonym (n) option. anghenus 1. needy; synonyms (adj) destitute, indigent, impoverished, poor, necessitous, impecunious, penniless, underprivileged, deficient, miserable; antonym (adj) well-off, 2. indigent; synonyms (adj) needy, broke, (n) pauper; antonym (adj) rich, 3. necessitous; synonyms (adj) necessary, (n) pinched. angheuol 1. fatal; synonyms (adj) calamitous, deadly, destructive, disastrous, lethal, pestilent, dangerous, deathly, fateful, mortal; antonym (adj) nonfatal, 2. deadly; synonyms (adj) baneful, fatal, pernicious, toxic, virulent, noxious, poisonous, baleful, boring, (v) dead; antonym (adj) harmless, 3. mortal; synonyms (adj) human, earthly, implacable, (n) individual, man, creature, person, being, body, soul; antonyms (adj) eternal, (n) immortal. anghlod dispraise; synonyms (n) censure, disapproval, disparagement, blame, animadversion, condemnation, disapprobation, abuse, (v) disparage, disapprove. anghoelio disbelieve; synonyms (v) discredit, distrust, doubt, mistrust, question, suspect; antonyms (v) believe, trust. anghofiedig forgotten; synonyms (adj) lost, disregarded, elapsed, past, abandoned, antebellum, antediluvian, baffled, befuddled, bemused.
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anghofio forget; synonyms (v) disregard, leave, bury, ignore, neglect, overlook, fail, abandon, lose, omit; antonym (v) remember. anghofrwydd forgetfulness; synonyms (n) oblivion, neglect, amnesia, inattention, omission, carelessness, abandon, casualness, death, (v) amnesty. anghofus 1. forgetful; synonyms (adj) careless, oblivious, inattentive, negligent, remiss, lax, absent-minded, casual, heedless, neglectful; antonym (adj) attentive, 2. oblivious; synonyms (adj) forgetful, mindless, unaware, ignorant, unwitting, blind, deaf; antonym (adj) conscious. anghred 1. infidelity; synonyms (n) disloyalty, falseness, adultery, faithlessness, treachery, unfaithfulness, falsity, atheism, dishonesty, (adj) rationalism; antonyms (n) fidelity, faithfulness, 2. unbelief; synonyms (n) disbelief, incredulity, skepticism, distrust, doubt, misbelief; antonym (n) belief. anghredadun 1. infidel; synonyms (adj) skeptic, (n) atheist, heathen, pagan, gentile, unbeliever, deist, freethinker, 2. unbeliever; synonyms (n) infidel, disbeliever, doubter, agnostic, nonbeliever, sceptic. anghredadwy 1. incredible; synonyms (adj) astonishing, improbable, inconceivable, extraordinary, fabulous, implausible, marvelous, unbelievable, fantastic, preposterous; antonym (adj) ordinary, 2. unbelievable; synonyms (adj) incredible, unlikely, impossible, unthinkable, marvellous, tall, astounding, questionable, ridiculous, (v) staggering; antonyms (adj) credible, plausible, believable. anghrediniaeth 1. unbelief; synonyms (n) disbelief, atheism, incredulity, skepticism, distrust, doubt, misbelief; antonym (n) belief, 2. infidelity; synonyms (n) disloyalty, falseness, adultery, faithlessness, treachery, unfaithfulness, falsity, dishonesty, heresy, (adj) rationalism; antonyms (n) fidelity, faithfulness. anghredinol unbelieving; synonyms (adj) incredulous, skeptical, disbelieving, sceptical, suspicious, atheistic, atheistical, faithless, nescient. anghredu disbelieve; synonyms (v) discredit, distrust, doubt, mistrust, question, suspect; antonyms (v) believe, trust. anghrefyddol irreligious; synonyms (adj) impious, blasphemous, heathen, profane, ungodly, wicked, godless, irreverent, unholy; antonyms (adj) pious, religious. anghryno prolix; synonyms (adj) diffuse, verbose, lengthy, wordy, garrulous, copious, long, protracted, redundant, talkative; antonym (adj) concise. anghwrtais discourteous; synonyms (adj) impolite, abrupt, brusque, curt, gruff, impertinent, insolent,
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offensive, rude, churlish; antonyms (adj) courteous, polite, gracious. Anghydffurfiaeth nonconformity; synonyms (n) dissent, disagreement, unorthodoxy, inconformity, difference, eccentricity, heresy, nonconformance, originality, rebellion; antonyms (n) normality, conformity. anghydffurfiol 1. nonconformist; synonyms (adj) rebel, nonconforming, unorthodox, (n) dissenter, dissident, chapelgoer, eccentric, maverick, protester, sectarian; antonym (n) conformist, 2. nonconforming; synonyms (adj) nonconformist, atypical, contrary, dissenting, rebellious, uncharacteristic, abnormal, different, odd, peculiar. anghydffurfiwr nonconformist; synonyms (adj) rebel, nonconforming, unorthodox, (n) dissenter, dissident, chapelgoer, eccentric, maverick, protester, sectarian; antonym (n) conformist. anghydfod 1. disagreement; synonyms (n) difference, discrepancy, conflict, discord, dispute, dissidence, argument, contention, dissension, scrap; antonyms (n) agreement, accord, harmony, 2. discord; synonyms (n) disagreement, division, variance, clash, dissonance, split, strife, antagonism, (v) disagree, dissent; antonym (n) unity. anghydnabyddus unfamiliar; synonyms (adj) strange, new, unaccustomed, unacquainted, uncommon, foreign, mysterious, novel, unidentified, inexperienced; antonyms (adj) familiar, recognizable. anghydnaws uncongenial; synonyms (adj) incompatible, unfriendly, hostile, cold, incongenial, unfit, aloof, antagonistic, chilly, contrastive; antonym (adj) congenial. anghydsynio 1. dissent; synonyms (n) disagreement, discord, dissension, difference, dispute, protest, conflict, (v) differ, disagree, object; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, assent, 2. disagree; synonyms (v) clash, argue, dissent, bicker, disaccord, diverge, squabble, vary, collide, fight; antonyms (v) consent, match. anghydweddol incompatible; synonyms (adj) contradictory, conflicting, discordant, discrepant, inappropriate, incongruous, inconsistent, antagonistic, irreconcilable, repugnant; antonyms (adj) compatible, consistent, identical, matching. anghydweld disagree; synonyms (v) differ, clash, argue, conflict, dissent, bicker, disaccord, discord, diverge, squabble; antonyms (v) agree, consent, match. anghyfaddas 1. unsuitable; synonyms (adj) inappropriate, improper, inapplicable, incorrect, unfit, inapt, inopportune, unbecoming, undesirable, wrong; antonyms (adj) suitable, appropriate, applicable, proper, 2. unfit;
synonyms (adj) disqualify, incapacitate, incompetent, unable, incapable, bad, unsuitable, inadequate, (v) disable, indispose; antonym (adj) fit. anghyfaddasu 1. disqualify; synonyms (v) disable, incapacitate, indispose, unfit, exclude, disincline, (adj) disarm, disentitle, disfranchise, dismantle; antonym (v) qualify, 2. unfit; synonyms (adj) disqualify, inappropriate, improper, inapt, unbecoming, incompetent, unable, incapable, bad, unsuitable; antonyms (adj) fit, appropriate. anghyfanheddol desert; synonyms (v) abandon, escape, defect, ditch, forsake, leave, (adj) waste, barren, desolate, merit; antonyms (n) bog, (v) stay. anghyfannedd 1. desert; synonyms (v) abandon, escape, defect, ditch, forsake, leave, (adj) waste, barren, desolate, merit; antonyms (n) bog, (v) stay, 2. uninhabited; synonyms (adj) deserted, empty, desert, unoccupied, vacant, unpopulated, lonely, uninhabitable, untenanted; antonyms (adj) occupied, inhabited. anghyfansoddiadol unconstitutional; synonyms (adj) illegal, unchartered, unlawful, anticonstitutional, autocratic, dictatorial, illegitimate, inequitable, unauthorized, unfair. anghyfartal 1. unequal; synonyms (adj) dissimilar, different, unlike, inadequate, lopsided, rough, uneven, unfair, disparate, disproportionate; antonyms (adj) equal, even, 2. uneven; synonyms (adj) unequal, irregular, jagged, erratic, patchy, rugged, spotty, ragged, (v) broken, (n) harsh; antonyms (adj) smooth, straight, symmetrical. anghyfartaledd 1. disparity; synonyms (n) disagreement, disproportion, contrast, difference, discrepancy, inequality, odds, dissonance, dissimilarity, divergence; antonyms (n) equality, parity, similarity, 2. inequality; synonyms (n) disparity, dissimilitude, injustice, variance, variation, imbalance, inequity, unevenness, unfairness; antonym (n) justice. anghyfarwydd 1. unfamiliar; synonyms (adj) strange, new, unaccustomed, unacquainted, uncommon, foreign, mysterious, novel, unidentified, inexperienced; antonyms (adj) familiar, recognizable, 2. unskilled; synonyms (adj) incompetent, inexpert, raw, amateurish, unprofessional, unqualified, awkward, untrained, amateur, bungling; antonyms (adj) expert, skilled. anghyfeb barren; synonyms (adj) infertile, sterile, deserted, abortive, arid, dry, fruitless, meagre, stark, (v) bare; antonyms (adj) fertile, lush, productive. anghyfeillgar unfriendly; synonyms (adj) hostile, inimical, unfavorable, distant, adverse, antagonistic, cold, inhospitable, unkind, aloof; antonyms (adj) friendly, warm, welcoming, amiable.
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Welsh - English anghyfesur incommensurable; synonyms (adj) incommensurate, aliquot, complementary, decimal, divisible, figurate, fractional, infinite, innumerable, unfathomable. anghyfforddus uncomfortable; synonyms (adj) awkward, embarrassing, troubled, inconvenient, difficult, discomfited, anxious, uneasy, cheerless, (v) untoward; antonyms (adj) comfortable, relaxed, comfy. anghyffredin 1. abnormal; synonyms (adj) aberrant, anomalous, atypical, irregular, monstrous, odd, perverted, strange, uncommon, unnatural; antonyms (adj) normal, typical, usual, 2. uncommon; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, rare, exceptional, infrequent, peculiar, scarce, singular, special, unusual, unaccustomed; antonym (adj) common, 3. rare; synonyms (adj) precious, seldom, thin, few, choice, curious, fine, novel, exquisite, excellent; antonyms (adj) frequent, ordinary. anghyfiaith 1. foreign; synonyms (adj) alien, extraneous, extrinsic, exotic, exterior, external, strange, oversea, adventitious, outlandish; antonyms (adj) native, familiar, domestic, internal, 2. alien; synonyms (adj) foreign, unknown, remote, unfamiliar, unusual, (n) foreigner, outsider, stranger, (v) alienate, estrange; antonym (n) citizen. anghyfiawn 1. unjust; synonyms (adj) unfair, partial, injurious, foul, inequitable, unrighteous, wicked, wrong, wrongful, improper; antonyms (adj) fair, just, equitable, reasonable, rightful, 2. unrighteous; synonyms (adj) criminal, iniquitous, sinful, unjust, immoral, unholy; antonym (adj) righteous. anghyfiawnder 1. injustice; synonyms (n) inequity, iniquity, evil, unfairness, wrong, bigotry, crime, (adj) injury, harm, damage; antonyms (n) justice, evenhandedness, fairness, 2. inequity; synonyms (n) inequality, injustice, partiality, discrimination, favoritism. anghyfieithus foreign; synonyms (adj) alien, extraneous, extrinsic, exotic, exterior, external, strange, oversea, adventitious, outlandish; antonyms (adj) native, familiar, domestic, internal. anghyflawn incomplete; synonyms (adj) defective, deficient, faulty, imperfect, inadequate, halfway, lacking, short, unfinished, half; antonyms (adj) complete, finished, whole. anghyfleus 1. inconvenient; synonyms (adj) annoying, awkward, disadvantageous, inopportune, bothersome, troublesome, unfavorable, inapt, untoward, cumbersome; antonym (adj) convenient, 2. awkward; synonyms (adj) clumsy, inconvenient, crude, embarrassing, inept, sticky, uncomfortable, ungainly, left-handed, bungling; antonyms (adj) graceful, easy, adroit,
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manageable, straightforward, dexterous, helpful, rotund, simple. anghyflogaeth unemployment; synonyms (n) idleness, depression, leisure, recession, redundancy; antonym (n) employment. anghyfnewidiol 1. changeless; synonyms (adj) fixed, permanent, immutable, invariable, steady, constant, invariant, steadfast, unalterable, unchangeable, 2. immutable; synonyms (adj) changeless, eternal, inflexible, irrevocable, stable, unchanging; antonym (adj) mutable. anghyfraith 1. crime; synonyms (n) offense, blame, guilt, injustice, transgression, villainy, evil, delinquency, fault, iniquity, 2. transgression; synonyms (n) crime, sin, error, misdeed, infraction, violation, misconduct, breach, infringement, misdemeanor. anghyfrifol irresponsible; synonyms (adj) careless, feckless, rash, reckless, unreliable, untrustworthy, imprudent, unwise; antonyms (adj) responsible, cautious, sensible. anghymedrol immoderate; synonyms (adj) excessive, extravagant, exorbitant, extreme, undue, inordinate, intemperate, unreasonable, fanatical, unrestrained; antonym (adj) moderate. anghymen untidy; synonyms (adj) slovenly, disheveled, disordered, disorderly, messy, sloppy, unkempt, confused, disorganized, frowzy; antonyms (adj) tidy, neat, elegant. anghymeradwy unacceptable; synonyms (adj) impossible, insufferable, objectionable, unsatisfactory, inadmissible, disagreeable, distasteful, ineligible, intolerable, offensive; antonyms (adj) acceptable, satisfactory, allowable, admissible, permissible, suitable, valid. anghymeradwyo disapprove; synonyms (v) condemn, object, blame, censure, deny, disallow, discountenance, refuse, reject, repudiate; antonyms (v) approve, endorse. anghymesur inordinate; synonyms (adj) excessive, extravagant, immoderate, exorbitant, undue, exuberant, fulsome, irregular, unconscionable, unreasonable. anghymharol incomparable; synonyms (adj) matchless, rare, unequaled, unique, unparalleled, excellent, sovereign, peerless, transcendent, (v) superlative; antonyms (adj) comparable, ordinary. anghymhendod 1. indelicacy; synonyms (n) impropriety, indecency, indecorousness, coarseness, obscenity, tactlessness, immodesty, indecorum, blunder, gaffe, 2. foolishness; synonyms (n) absurdity, folly, fatuity, craziness, indiscretion, nonsense, stupidity, ineptitude, mistake, (adj) silliness; antonyms (n) wisdom, levelheadedness, prudence, sense, 3. untidiness; synonyms (n) disarray, mess, disorder, litter,
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confusion, disorderliness, messiness, slovenliness, clutter; antonym (n) neatness. anghymhwyso 1. disqualify; synonyms (v) disable, incapacitate, indispose, unfit, exclude, disincline, (adj) disarm, disentitle, disfranchise, dismantle; antonym (v) qualify, 2. unfit; synonyms (adj) disqualify, inappropriate, improper, inapt, unbecoming, incompetent, unable, incapable, bad, unsuitable; antonyms (adj) fit, appropriate. anghymhwyster 1. incapacity; synonyms (n) disability, inability, impotence, disqualification, incapability, inadequacy, disablement, inefficiency, incompetency, insufficiency; antonym (n) power, 2. disqualification; synonyms (n) incapacity, incompetence, debarment, disentitlement, incapacitation, disarmament, invalidity, awkwardness, banning, (adj) unproficiency. anghymwys 1. unsuitable; synonyms (adj) inappropriate, improper, inapplicable, incorrect, unfit, inapt, inopportune, unbecoming, undesirable, wrong; antonyms (adj) suitable, appropriate, applicable, proper, 2. unfit; synonyms (adj) disqualify, incapacitate, incompetent, unable, incapable, bad, unsuitable, inadequate, (v) disable, indispose; antonym (adj) fit. anghynefin 1. unfamiliar; synonyms (adj) strange, new, unaccustomed, unacquainted, uncommon, foreign, mysterious, novel, unidentified, inexperienced; antonyms (adj) familiar, recognizable, 2. unaccustomed; synonyms (adj) unusual, untrained, uncustomary, unseasoned, rare, unfamiliar, unused, unwonted; antonym (adj) accustomed. anghynefindra unfamiliarity; synonyms (n) strangeness, ignorance, novelty, curiousness, foreignness, innocence, unacquaintance; antonym (n) familiarity. anghynnes cold (annwyd, oer); synonyms (adj) chilly, frigid, aloof, callous, distant, icy, indifferent, apathetic, (n) chilliness, chill; antonyms (adj) warm, friendly, hot, burning, prepared, affectionate, loving, soporific, (n) heat, warmth. anghysbell remote; synonyms (adj) distant, aloof, detached, inaccessible, outside, faint, alien, far, foreign, isolated; antonyms (adj) near, nearby, accessible. anghyson inconsistent; synonyms (adj) incongruous, incoherent, incompatible, contrary, absurd, conflicting, inconsequent, discordant, discrepant, (n) contradictory; antonyms (adj) consistent, constant, reliable. anghysonair contentious; synonyms (adj) argumentative, aggressive, combative, controversial, belligerent, bellicose, disputatious, litigious, quarrelsome, (v) disputable.
anghysur discomfort; synonyms (n) pain, uneasiness, annoyance, anxiety, unease, agitation, displeasure, disquiet, distress, hurt; antonyms (v) ease, comfort. anghysuro discomfort; synonyms (n) pain, uneasiness, annoyance, anxiety, unease, agitation, displeasure, disquiet, distress, hurt; antonyms (v) ease, comfort. anghytbwys 1. unbalanced; synonyms (adj) lopsided, crazy, mad, wobbly, demented, disproportionate, imbalanced, unequal, asymmetrical, unsettled; antonyms (adj) sane, balanced, even, well-balanced, 2. lopsided; synonyms (adj) askew, crooked, cockeyed, awry, unbalanced, slanted, biased, uneven; antonyms (adj) equal, straight. anghytgord 1. dissension; synonyms (n) discord, dispute, conflict, contention, difference, disagreement, variance, dissonance, division, faction; antonym (n) agreement, 2. discord; synonyms (n) dissension, clash, split, strife, antagonism, disharmony, disorder, (v) disagree, dissent, disaccord; antonyms (n) harmony, unity, accord. anghytrig 1. corresponding; synonyms (adj) congruent, comparable, equal, same, similar, commensurate, consonant, alike, analogous, correspondent; antonym (adj) different, 2. non-
resident. anghytundeb disagreement; synonyms (n) difference, discrepancy, conflict, discord, dispute, dissidence, argument, contention, dissension, scrap; antonyms (n) agreement, accord, harmony. anghytuno disagree; synonyms (v) differ, clash, argue, conflict, dissent, bicker, disaccord, discord, diverge, squabble; antonyms (v) agree, consent, match. anghywair 1. ill-equipped; synonyms (adj) unfit, unqualified, 2. discordant; synonyms (adj) contrary, conflicting, dissonant, discrepant, disharmonious, harsh, incompatible, inconsistent, jarring, raucous; antonyms (adj) harmonious, musical, pleasant-sounding, melodic, 3. disrepair; synonyms (n) decay, ruin, collapse, decrepitude, deterioration, abandon, (adj) busted, dead, decayed, decrepit, 4. unskillful; synonyms (adj) awkward, inexperienced, maladroit, clumsy, botchy, butcherly, 5. sloven; synonyms (adj) slattern, dowdy, drab, slut, malkin, slummock, sweep, (n) slob, pig, beard. anghyweithas 1. froward; synonyms (adj) disobedient, headstrong, wayward, willful, cantankerous, naughty, contumacious, intractable, perverse, wilful, 2. uncivil; synonyms (adj) rude, discourteous, disrespectful, impolite, rough, coarse, brusque, blunt, curt, harsh; antonym (adj) civil.
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anghywir 1. wrong; synonyms (adj) harm, evil, false,
angylaidd angelic; synonyms (adj) pure, angelical,
ill, improper, bad, inappropriate, incorrect, (n) damage, injure; antonyms (adj) correct, good, proper, honest, law-abiding, (adv) correctly, (v) right, (n) justice, 2. incorrect; synonyms (adj) erroneous, inaccurate, wrong, imprecise, faulty, amiss, fallacious, inexact, mistaken, untrue, 3. false; synonyms (adj) bastard, counterfeit, deceitful, dishonest, artificial, assumed, deceptive, disloyal, faithless, fake; antonyms (adj) true, real, factual, faithful, genuine, natural, truthful, valid, 4. inaccurate; synonyms (adj) loose, lax, misleading, slipshod, unsound, vague, careless, general; antonyms (adj) exact, precise, accurate. anghywirdeb 1. inaccuracy; synonyms (n) error, fault, blunder, falsity, mistake, falseness, incorrectness, slip; antonyms (n) precision, accuracy, correctness, 2. falseness; synonyms (n) falsehood, faithlessness, infidelity, treachery, deceit, disloyalty, duplicity, untruthfulness, dishonesty, betrayal, 3. deceit; synonyms (n) cheat, artifice, deception, guile, craft, fraud, pretense, ruse, trickery, (adj) cunning; antonyms (n) honesty, sincerity, 4. mistake; synonyms (n) defect, failure, misapprehension, misconception, demerit, inaccuracy, (v) err, misapprehend, confuse, misjudge. anghywrain 1. unskillful; synonyms (adj) awkward, inexperienced, maladroit, clumsy, botchy, butcherly, 2. slovenly; synonyms (adj) careless, slipshod, untidy, sloppy, frowzy, dowdy, frowsy, messy, negligent, unkempt. angladd 1. funeral; synonyms (n) burial, entombment, interment, pyre, wake, committal, (adj) funebrial, 2. burial; synonyms (n) sepulture, burying, funeral, inhumation. angladdol 1. funereal; synonyms (adj) doleful, dismal, dreary, gloomy, melancholy, somber, dolorous, dark, depressing, (v) burial, 2. funeral; synonyms (n) entombment, interment, pyre, wake, committal, (adj) funebrial. angof 1. forgetfulness; synonyms (n) oblivion, neglect, amnesia, inattention, omission, carelessness, abandon, casualness, death, (v) amnesty, 2. oblivion; synonyms (n) forgetfulness, limbo, void, absolution, forgiveness, obliviousness, pardon, remission, silence, condonation. angor anchor; synonyms (n) mainstay, (v) tie, fasten, secure, fix, (adj) refuge, rest. angorfa anchorage; synonyms (n) berth, port, roadstead, encampment, roads, harbor, dock, bay, cove, refuge. angori anchor; synonyms (n) mainstay, (v) tie, fasten, secure, fix, (adj) refuge, rest.
beautiful, celestial, cherubic, heavenly, seraphic, virtuous, divine, good. angyles angel; synonyms (n) seraph, backer, benefactor, messenger, patron, saint, darling, (v) sponsor, support; antonym (n) fiend. anhaeddedigaeth unworthiness; synonym (n) unworth. anhaeddedigrwydd unworthiness; synonym (n) unworth. anhaeddiannol 1. undeserved; synonyms (adj) unmerited, unearned, unfair, inequitable, undue, unjust, excessive, iniquitous, unreasonable, unwarranted; antonyms (adj) well-deserved, rightful, 2. unmerited; synonyms (adj) undeserved, unworthy, gratuitous, immerited, unjustifiable, unjustified, wrong; antonym (adj) merited. anhaeddiant 1. demerit; synonyms (n) defect, fault, deficiency, shortcoming, sin, imperfection, vice, break, 2. unworthiness; synonym (n) unworth. anhaeddol undeserved; synonyms (adj) unmerited, unearned, unfair, inequitable, undue, unjust, excessive, iniquitous, unreasonable, unwarranted; antonyms (adj) well-deserved, rightful. anhael 1. miserly; synonyms (adj) stingy, mean, close, parsimonious, closefisted, grasping, avaricious, measly, mingy, penurious; antonym (adj) generous, 2. miser; synonyms (n) churl, curmudgeon, hunks, muckworm, niggard, skinflint, accumulator, collector, magpie, muckerer. anhaeledd meanness; synonyms (n) malice, closeness, parsimony, pettiness, avarice, baseness, greed, miserliness, nastiness, (adj) degeneracy; antonyms (n) generosity, kindness. anhapus 1. miserable; synonyms (adj) mean, poor, meager, abject, bad, deplorable, desolate, downcast, (v) forlorn, wretched; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, generous, 2. unhappy; synonyms (adj) unfortunate, depressed, dismal, gloomy, melancholy, sad, disconsolate, distressed, infelicitous, low; antonyms (adj) pleased, satisfied, 3. unlucky; synonyms (adj) hapless, luckless, unhappy, untoward, inauspicious, sinister, adverse, disastrous, ominous, unsuccessful; antonyms (adj) lucky, fortunate. anhardd 1. ugly; synonyms (adj) nasty, disagreeable, forbidding, frightful, gruesome, hideous, homely, repulsive, surly, evil; antonyms (adj) beautiful, attractive, good-looking, flowing, ornamental, 2. unseemly; synonyms (adj) improper, indecent, unbecoming, inappropriate, indelicate, gross, impolite, uncomely, unbefitting, (v) indecorous; antonyms (adj) proper, appropriate.
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anharddu defile; synonyms (n) debase, (v) contaminate, corrupt, foul, soil, taint, befoul, infect, (adj) debauch, pollute; antonym (v) clean. anhawdd difficult; synonyms (adj) arduous, awkward, demanding, burdensome, complicated, delicate, fastidious, hard, knotty, uphill; antonyms (adj) easy, simple, straightforward, good-natured, rewarding, clear. anhawddgar unlovely; synonyms (adj) ugly, unpleasant, unsightly, plain, uncomely, tasteless, unbecoming, unpicturesque, unseemly, disagreeable. anhawster difficulty; synonyms (n) hindrance, impediment, trouble, bother, asperity, jam, barrier, difficultness, fix, hardship; antonyms (n) ease, simplicity, advantage, help. anheddfa abode; synonyms (n) home, dwelling, house, residence, domicile, place, lodge, abidance, address, (v) bode. anheddle abode; synonyms (n) home, dwelling, house, residence, domicile, place, lodge, abidance, address, (v) bode. anheddol habitable; synonyms (adj) inhabitable, livable; antonym (adj) uninhabitable. anheddu settle; synonyms (v) fix, place, clarify, establish, pay, regulate, resolve, set, adjudicate, (adj) confirm. anheddwch contention; synonyms (n) competition, argument, argumentation, battle, conflict, assertion, controversy, discord, allegation, arguing; antonym (n) harmony. anhepgor essential; synonyms (adj) necessary, crucial, important, inherent, requisite, constituent, basic, elementary, fundamental, (v) imperative; antonyms (adj) minor, secondary, (n) inessential, optional, option, unimportant, peripheral, luxury. anhepgorol 1. essential; synonyms (adj) necessary, crucial, important, inherent, requisite, constituent, basic, elementary, fundamental, (v) imperative; antonyms (adj) minor, secondary, (n) inessential, optional, option, unimportant, peripheral, luxury, 2. indispensable; synonyms (adj) essential, obligatory, mandatory, required, vital, urgent, integral, material, (v) needful; antonym (adj) dispensable. anhoffter 1. hatred; synonyms (n) detestation, abhorrence, antipathy, aversion, disgust, grudge, anger, abomination, (v) hate, enmity; antonyms (n) love, adoration, liking, 2. dislike; synonyms (n) disapproval, disaffection, disdain, disfavor, disfavour, displeasure, (v) disinclination, distaste, detest, abhor; antonyms (n) fondness, taste, attraction, enjoyment, (v) like, enjoy. anhraethadwy unutterable; synonyms (adj) indescribable, ineffable, unspeakable, inexpressible,
unpronounceable, indefinable, unapproachable, unnameable, untellable. anhraethol 1. ineffable; synonyms (adj) indescribable, unspeakable, unutterable, indefinable, inexpressible, unimaginable, 2. unspeakable; synonyms (adj) ineffable, awful, dreadful, terrible, horrible, nasty, atrocious, shocking, fearful, frightful. anhrefn 1. chaos; synonyms (n) anarchy, bedlam, clutter, disarray, disorder, jumble, mess, muddle, pandemonium, uproar; antonyms (n) order, peace, orderliness, regulation, 2. confusion; synonyms (n) bewilderment, chaos, commotion, agitation, distraction, disturbance, tumult, bustle, huddle, upset; antonym (n) clarity, 3. disorder; synonyms (n) ailment, complaint, disease, confusion, disarrangement, derangement, (v) derange, confuse, perturb, disarrange; antonym (n) calm, 4. anarchy; synonyms (n) riot, lawlessness, mayhem, revolution, turmoil, nihilism. anhrefnu 1. disorder; synonyms (n) ailment, complaint, clutter, disease, jumble, muddle, chaos, commotion, (v) derange, disarray; antonyms (n) orderliness, calm, peace, (v) order, 2. disarrange; synonyms (v) confuse, disorder, disorganize, muss, ruffle, perturb, discompose, disconcert, disturb, litter. anhrefnus 1. chaotic; synonyms (adj) disorderly, confused, disorganized, hectic, messy, wild, topsyturvy, turbulent, untidy, cluttered; antonyms (adj) neat, orderly, organized, 2. disorderly; synonyms (adj) chaotic, disordered, boisterous, disobedient, irregular, jumbled, rowdy, tumultuous, unruly, (v) lawless; antonyms (adj) well-behaved, arranged, 3. untidy; synonyms (adj) slovenly, disheveled, sloppy, unkempt, frowzy, scruffy, sluttish, slipshod, dowdy, tousled; antonyms (adj) tidy, elegant. anhreiddiol 1. impenetrable; synonyms (adj) dense, impassable, incomprehensible, thick, hard, heavy, impervious, mysterious, obscure, opaque; antonyms (adj) clear, penetrable, readable, 2. impervious; synonyms (adj) impermeable, impenetrable, callous, inaccessible, imperviable, invulnerable, insensitive, pachydermatous, resistant, tight; antonyms (adj) permeable, vulnerable, pervious. anhreuliedig 1. undigested; synonyms (adj) indigested, crude, immature, indigest, raw, unconcocted, undressed, unfinished, unformed, unorganized, 2. unspent; synonyms (adj) unexpended, fresh, leftover, modern, new, odd, (v) unapplied, unemployed, untouched, untrodden. anhrugarog 1. unmerciful; synonyms (adj) merciless, pitiless, remorseless, ruthless, cruel, unpitying, brutal, inclement, relentless, inhuman; antonym
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Welsh - English (adj) merciful, 2. merciless; synonyms (adj) heartless, implacable, unmerciful, barbarous, grim, hard, harsh, savage, unfeeling, bitter; antonyms (adj) charitable, kind. anhudded 1. covering; synonyms (n) coating, cover, clothing, blanket, coat, casing, apparel, case, concealment, wrapper, 2. shroud; synonyms (n) screen, cloak, conceal, covering, curtain, (v) hide, shield, enfold, enshroud, (adj) shelter. anhuddo 1. cover; synonyms (v) coat, conceal, top, bury, cloak, (n) blind, blanket, screen, binding, camouflage; antonyms (v) reveal, expose, uncover, 2. engulf; synonyms (v) engross, absorb, drown, swamp, deluge, flood, inundate, overwhelm, submerge, douse. anhuddol 1. engulfed; synonyms (adj) beaten, conquered, enveloped, flooded, inundated, overcome, overpowered, overwhelmed, swallowed, swamped, 2. covered; synonyms (adj) hidden, veiled, concealed, covert, coated, masked, obscured, secret, shrouded, (prep) cloaked; antonyms (adj) bare, naked. anhun sleeplessness; synonyms (n) insomnia, wakefulness, restlessness, disquietude, insomnolence, nerves, unrest, restiveness, uneasiness, (v) vigil. anhunawd awake; synonyms (adj) alive, alert, attentive, conscious, aware, intelligent, (v) arouse, wake, awaken, waken; antonyms (adj) asleep, unconscious, comatose, sleeping, sleepy. anhunedd 1. wakefulness; synonyms (n) sleeplessness, insomnia, vigilance, alertness, care, caution, circumspection, consciousness, (v) vigil, watch; antonym (n) sleepiness, 2. disquiet; synonyms (n) alarm, anxiety, trouble, worry, apprehension, concern, discomfort, dismay, disorder, (v) discompose; antonyms (n) quiet, reassurance, (v) calm, 3. insomnia; synonyms (n) restlessness, indisposition, insomnolence, restiveness, stress, tension, 4. sleeplessness; synonyms (n) wakefulness, disquietude, nerves, unrest, uneasiness, unquietness. anhwyl sickness; synonyms (n) illness, indisposition, complaint, malady, qualm, distemper, nausea, (v) disease, disorder, ailment. anhwylus 1. inconvenient; synonyms (adj) annoying, awkward, disadvantageous, inopportune, bothersome, troublesome, unfavorable, inapt, untoward, cumbersome; antonym (adj) convenient, 2. unwell; synonyms (adj) ill, sick, indisposed, poorly, ailing, sickly, unhealthy, bad, seedy, diseased; antonyms (adj) healthy, well, fit. anhwylustod 1. illness; synonyms (n) disease, ailment, sickness, complaint, disorder, distemper, malady, attack, affliction, pain, 2. inconvenience; synonyms (n) bother, disadvantage, difficulty, (v)
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trouble, discommode, incommode, disoblige, annoy, disquiet, disturb; antonym (n) convenience. anhyblyg 1. stiff; synonyms (adj) rigid, hard, difficult, formal, inflexible, firm, numb, (n) stark, cadaver, corpse; antonyms (adj) relaxed, flexible, floppy, soft, supple, free, pliable, 2. rigid; synonyms (adj) harsh, fixed, stiff, austere, set, strict, exacting, rigorous, severe, stern; antonym (adj) elastic, 3. stubborn; synonyms (adj) obstinate, contrary, intractable, perverse, determined, obdurate, persistent, refractory, tenacious, inveterate; antonyms (adj) compliant, irresolute, amenable, 4. inflexible; synonyms (adj) uncompromising, immovable, inexorable, unbending, dogged, stubborn, unyielding, dour, adamant, constant; antonyms (adj) accommodating, adaptable, stretchy. anhydawdd insoluble; synonyms (adj) indissoluble, inextricable, insolvable, irresoluble, firm, inaccessible, inexplicable, intractable, mysterious, (n) insuperable; antonym (adj) soluble. anhyddwyn unbearable; synonyms (adj) intolerable, insufferable, excruciating, insupportable, unendurable, hateful; antonyms (adj) bearable, manageable, imperceptible. anhyddysg 1. ignorant; synonyms (adj) unconscious, illiterate, rude, uneducated, unwitting, blind, dull, innocent, naive, unaware; antonyms (adj) knowledgeable, conscious, 2. unversed; synonyms (adj) inexperienced, unfamiliar, green, ignorant, uncultivated, uninformed, raw, fresh, young, natural; antonym (adj) versed. anhyder 1. distrust; synonyms (n) mistrust, suspicion, misgiving, disbelief, uncertainty, hesitation, (v) doubt, disbelieve, discredit, suspect; antonyms (n) confidence, faith, (v) trust, believe, 2. diffidence; synonyms (n) bashfulness, modesty, reserve, shyness, coyness, timorousness, humility, timidity, 3. shyness; synonym (n) diffidence; antonyms (n) boldness, sociability. anhyderus 1. diffident; synonyms (adj) bashful, coy, modest, reserved, shy, timid, hesitant, retiring, tentative, unassuming; antonym (adj) bold, 2. shy; synonyms (adj) diffident, fearful, abashed, ashamed, nervous, reticent, self-conscious, (v) fling, cast, (n) throw; antonyms (adj) brash, confident, demonstrative, forward, outgoing. anhydraidd impermeable; synonyms (adj) impenetrable, impervious, close, rainproof, tight, waterproof, watertight, (v) imperforate; antonyms (adj) permeable, absorbent. anhydrig 1. uninhabitable; synonyms (adj) uninhabited, undwellable; antonyms (adj) habitable, inhabitable, 2. uninhabited; synonyms (adj) deserted, empty, desert, desolate, unoccupied, vacant, unpopulated, lonely, uninhabitable, untenanted; antonyms (adj) occupied, inhabited.
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anhydrin unmanageable; synonyms (adj) unwieldy,
anhyglyw inaudible; synonyms (adj) indistinct,
intractable, uncontrollable, awkward, cumbersome, stubborn, bulky, clumsy, recalcitrant, obstinate; antonyms (adj) manageable, orderly, well-behaved. anhydwf short (byr); synonyms (adj) brief, concise, scarce, brusque, close, curt, sharp, compendious, laconic, abrupt; antonyms (adj) long, tall, high, lengthy. anhydwyth stiff; synonyms (adj) rigid, hard, difficult, formal, inflexible, firm, numb, (n) stark, cadaver, corpse; antonyms (adj) relaxed, flexible, floppy, soft, supple, free, pliable. anhydyn 1. intractable; synonyms (adj) headstrong, inflexible, fractious, stubborn, contumacious, contrary, insubordinate, froward, obdurate, obstinate; antonyms (adj) biddable, flexible, tractable, 2. obstinate; synonyms (adj) determined, intractable, inveterate, disobedient, dogged, firm, uncompromising, wayward, willful, cussed; antonyms (adj) compliant, amenable. anhyfedr clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit, deft. anhyffordd inaccessible; synonyms (adj) inapproachable, impervious, remote, distant, unapproachable, unattainable, unobtainable, untouchable, aloof, impossible; antonym (adj) accessible. anhyfreg perfect; synonyms (adj) consummate, complete, exact, utter, entire, faultless, thorough, exquisite, (n) absolute, full; antonyms (adj) imperfect, faulty, flawed. anhyfryd unpleasant; synonyms (adj) disagreeable, harsh, nasty, obnoxious, offensive, ugly, sour, awkward, bad, forbidding; antonyms (adj) pleasant, agreeable, delightful, attractive, comfortable, enjoyable, nice, wonderful, charming. anhyfrydwch 1. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness, 2. unpleasantness; synonyms (n) dreadfulness, nastiness, disagreeableness, ugliness, unkindness, disagreeable, discomfort, abusiveness, acidity, acrimony; antonyms (n) pleasantness, kindness, straightforwardness. anhygar 1. unpleasant; synonyms (adj) disagreeable, harsh, nasty, obnoxious, offensive, ugly, sour, awkward, bad, forbidding; antonyms (adj) pleasant, agreeable, delightful, attractive, comfortable, enjoyable, nice, wonderful, charming, 2. untidy; synonyms (adj) slovenly, disheveled, disordered, disorderly, messy, sloppy, unkempt, confused, disorganized, frowzy; antonyms (adj) tidy, neat, elegant.
imperceptible, inarticulate, noiseless, quiet, faint, muffled, invisible, undetectable, unhearable; antonym (adj) distinct. anhygoel 1. incredible; synonyms (adj) astonishing, improbable, inconceivable, extraordinary, fabulous, implausible, marvelous, unbelievable, fantastic, preposterous; antonym (adj) ordinary, 2. unbelievable; synonyms (adj) incredible, unlikely, impossible, unthinkable, marvellous, tall, astounding, questionable, ridiculous, (v) staggering; antonyms (adj) credible, plausible, believable. anhygyreb inaccessible; synonyms (adj) inapproachable, impervious, remote, distant, unapproachable, unattainable, unobtainable, untouchable, aloof, impossible; antonym (adj) accessible. anhylaw 1. evil; synonyms (adj) bad, corrupt, criminal, ill, wicked, depraved, (n) damage, adversity, detriment, disaster; antonyms (adj) kindhearted, (n) good, goodness, righteousness, 2. unskillful; synonyms (adj) awkward, inexperienced, maladroit, clumsy, botchy, butcherly, 3. unwieldy; synonyms (adj) cumbersome, unmanageable, heavy, gawky, massive, ponderous, ungainly, lumbering, unhandy, (v) cumbrous; antonyms (adj) convenient, manageable, wieldy. anhylwydd unfortunate; synonyms (adj) inauspicious, poor, sad, bad, disastrous, hapless, inopportune, adverse, calamitous, deplorable; antonyms (adj) fortunate, lucky. anhynod uncertain; synonyms (adj) ambiguous, changeable, doubtful, dubious, questionable, vague, chancy, equivocal, indistinct, (v) indefinite; antonyms (adj) certain, definite, clear, decisive, sure, decided, inevitable, safe, strong-minded, unquestionable. anhysbys 1. anonymous; synonyms (adj) nameless, unknown, unnamed, unidentified, authorless, unacknowledged, undisclosed, unspecified, incognito, unfamiliar; antonym (adj) known, 2. unknown; synonyms (adj) secret, strange, hidden, obscure, anonymous, foreign, mysterious, (n) stranger, alien, foreigner; antonyms (adj) familiar, famous, recognized, well-known, 3. unversed; synonyms (adj) inexperienced, green, ignorant, uncultivated, uninformed, raw, fresh, young, illiterate, innocent; antonym (adj) versed. anhysbysrwydd uncertainty; synonyms (n) doubt, doubtfulness, distrust, indecision, suspicion, suspense, hesitation, irresolution, dubiety, incertitude; antonyms (n) certainty, confidence, decisiveness, clarity. anhywaith 1. wild; synonyms (adj) desert, waste, fierce, boisterous, violent, reckless, desolate,
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Welsh - English ferocious, furious, raging; antonyms (adj) calm, orderly, domestic, manageable, sane, cultivated, restrained, tame, 2. restless; synonyms (adj) fidgety, nervous, uneasy, unquiet, agitated, apprehensive, fretful, impatient, restive, (v) anxious; antonym (adj) relaxed, 3. refractory; synonyms (adj) intractable, disobedient, obstinate, perverse, recalcitrant, contumacious, fractious, headstrong, stubborn, unruly, 4. intractable; synonyms (adj) inflexible, contrary, insubordinate, froward, obdurate, wayward, mulish, incorrigible, indocile, willful; antonyms (adj) biddable, flexible, tractable. anial 1. fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide, 2. wild; synonyms (adj) desert, waste, fierce, boisterous, violent, reckless, desolate, ferocious, furious, raging; antonyms (adj) calm, orderly, domestic, manageable, sane, cultivated, restrained, tame, 3. wilderness; synonyms (n) wild, wasteland, solitude, wildness, 4. grievous; synonyms (adj) grave, bitter, deplorable, dolorous, dreadful, sad, tough, pitiful, atrocious, heavy, 5. desert; synonyms (n) wilderness, (v) abandon, escape, defect, ditch, forsake, leave, relinquish, (adj) barren, merit; antonyms (n) bog, (v) stay, 6. desolate; synonyms (v) devastate, comfortless, destroy, (adj) bare, forlorn, alone, bleak, deserted, cheerless, disconsolate; antonyms (adj) cheerful, inhabited, happy, sheltered. anialdir wilderness; synonyms (n) desert, wild, wasteland, solitude, wildness, (v) waste. anialu devastate; synonyms (v) desolate, consume, demolish, destroy, spoil, havoc, ruin, waste, annihilate, ravage; antonym (v) build. anialwch 1. wilderness; synonyms (n) desert, wild, wasteland, solitude, wildness, (v) waste, 2. desert; synonyms (v) abandon, escape, defect, ditch, forsake, leave, relinquish, (adj) barren, desolate, merit; antonyms (n) bog, (v) stay. anian 1. genius; synonyms (n) capacity, ability, flair, faculty, brain, gift, prodigy, bent, aptitude, (adj) endowment; antonym (n) stupidity, 2. temperament; synonyms (n) temper, character, disposition, nature, constitution, personality, quality, humor, spirit, composure, 3. nature; synonyms (n) class, essence, creation, breed, attribute, manner, mettle, temperament, type, (adj) kind, 4. instinct; synonyms (n) intuition, impulse, urge, feeling. anianaeth 1. physiology; synonyms (n) anatomy, bionomy, botany, 2. physics. anianawd 1. disposition; synonyms (n) bent, attitude, character, disposal, tendency,
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arrangement, bias, inclination, predisposition, propensity, 2. temperament; synonyms (n) temper, disposition, nature, constitution, personality, quality, humor, spirit, composure, equanimity. anianeg physiology; synonyms (n) anatomy, bionomy, botany. anianol 1. innate; synonyms (adj) inborn, inherent, congenital, inbred, indigenous, instinctive, natural, intrinsic, constitutional, (v) born; antonyms (adj) superficial, learned, 2. natural; synonyms (adj) innate, artless, unaffected, essential, genuine, native, normal, crude, ingenuous, naive; antonyms (adj) artificial, affected, cultivated, false, refined, paranormal, supernatural, unnatural. anianydd 1. philosopher; synonyms (n) thinker, theorist, pundit, intellectual, mastermind, philosophaster, philosophe, scholar, academic, alchemist, 2. physicist, 3. naturalist; synonyms (n) biologist, ecologist, environmentalist, faunist. anianyddol physical; synonyms (adj) material, bodily, actual, corporeal, tangible, animal, carnal, concrete, corporal, (adv) fleshly; antonyms (adj) spiritual, mental, intangible. aniawn 1. wrong; synonyms (adj) harm, evil, false, ill, improper, bad, inappropriate, incorrect, (n) damage, injure; antonyms (adj) correct, good, proper, honest, law-abiding, (adv) correctly, (v) right, (n) justice, 2. crooked; synonyms (adj) bent, awry, corrupt, irregular, askew, curved, deformed, dishonest, indirect, lopsided; antonyms (adj) straight, even, principled. anifail 1. animal; synonyms (n) brute, creature, beast, organism, being, (adj) bodily, carnal, brutal, corporeal, (adv) fleshly, 2. beast; synonyms (n) animal, monster, swine, fiend, savage, barbarian, (adj) bear. anifeilaidd 1. animal; synonyms (n) brute, creature, beast, organism, being, (adj) bodily, carnal, brutal, corporeal, (adv) fleshly, 2. brutish; synonyms (adj) beastly, barbarous, bestial, savage, boorish, cruel, ferocious, fierce, indelicate, churlish, 3. beastly; synonyms (adj) abominable, animal, nasty, disgusting, ghastly, offensive, unpleasant, atrocious, obnoxious, (adv) depraved. anifeileiddio 1. animalize; synonyms (v) animalise, brutalize, canker, corrupt, debase, pervert, rot, stain, brutalise, sensualize, 2. brutalize; synonyms (v) brutify, demoralize, bastardize, bestialize, debauch, deprave, harden, mistreat, misuse, (adj) prostitute. anifeilig animal; synonyms (n) brute, creature, beast, organism, being, (adj) bodily, carnal, brutal, corporeal, (adv) fleshly. anllad 1. wanton; synonyms (adj) loose, dissolute, licentious, light, unchaste, debauched, flirt, (v) trifle,
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dally, sport, 2. lascivious; synonyms (adj) lewd, libidinous, carnal, erotic, bawdy, impure, lecherous, lustful, lusty, (adv) fleshly. anlladrwydd 1. wantonness; synonyms (n) abandon, lust, immorality, lasciviousness, licentiousness, unconstraint, abundance, copiousness, corruption, decadence, 2. lewdness; synonyms (n) obscenity, bawdiness, indecency, debauchery, sensuality, lechery, lubricity, salaciousness, salacity, smut. anlladu wanton; synonyms (adj) loose, dissolute, licentious, light, unchaste, debauched, flirt, (v) trifle, dally, sport. anllathraid discourteous; synonyms (adj) impolite, abrupt, brusque, curt, gruff, impertinent, insolent, offensive, rude, churlish; antonyms (adj) courteous, polite, gracious. anllosgadwy 1. incombustible; synonyms (adj) fireproof, noncombustible, asbestine, apyrous, asbestic, uninflammable; antonym (adj) combustible, 2. inflammable; synonyms (adj) flammable, burnable, ignitable, quick-tempered, excitable, fiery, ignitible. anllygradwy incorruptible; synonyms (adj) immortal, indestructible, upright, perpetual, trustworthy, deathless, upstanding, (v) imperishable, indeciduous, indelible. anllygredig 1. incorruptible; synonyms (adj) immortal, indestructible, upright, perpetual, trustworthy, deathless, upstanding, (v) imperishable, indeciduous, indelible, 2. incorrupt; synonyms (adj) immaculate, pure, uncorrupt, clean, fair, chaste, clear, good, genuine, guileless; antonym (adj) corrupt, 3. pure; synonyms (adj) just, absolute, natural, artless, faultless, fresh, innocent, mere, perfect, virtuous; antonyms (adj) impure, contaminated, diluted, dishonored, tainted, wicked. anllygredigaeth 1. incorruption; synonyms (n) incorruptness, honor, innocence, integrity, morality, uncorruption, 2. purity; synonyms (n) holiness, cleanness, clearness, virtue, perfection, chastity, pureness, sanctity, elegance, blamelessness; antonyms (n) coarseness, guilt. anllythrennog illiterate; synonyms (adj) ignorant, uneducated, rude, unlearned, unschooled, untaught, empty, green, (n) analphabetic; antonym (adj) literate. anllywodraeth 1. anarchy; synonyms (n) muddle, chaos, confusion, disorder, pandemonium, riot, bedlam, disarray, lawlessness, mayhem; antonym (n) order, 2. misrule; synonyms (n) misgovernment, (v) misgovern. anlwc 1. misfortune; synonyms (n) accident, adversity, calamity, disaster, hardship, misadventure, mischance, catastrophe, misery,
mishap; antonym (n) luck, consider also 2. bad luck; synonyms (n) misfortune, setback, distress, chance, infausting, loss, pity, tragedy, tribulation, undoing. anlwcus unlucky; synonyms (adj) unfortunate, hapless, luckless, unhappy, untoward, inauspicious, sinister, adverse, disastrous, ominous; antonyms (adj) lucky, fortunate. annaearol 1. weird; synonyms (adj) strange, supernatural, uncanny, unearthly, bizarre, curious, eerie, mysterious, odd, peculiar; antonyms (adj) normal, ordinary, real, typical, 2. unearthly; synonyms (adj) weird, ghostly, ethereal, preternatural, spectral, unworldly, spiritual, heavenly, hyperphysical, celestial; antonym (adj) earthly. annatodol insoluble; synonyms (adj) indissoluble, inextricable, insolvable, irresoluble, firm, inaccessible, inexplicable, intractable, mysterious, (n) insuperable; antonym (adj) soluble. annaturiol unnatural; synonyms (adj) strained, affected, artificial, grotesque, supernatural, forced, abnormal, eccentric, stilted, uncanny; antonyms (adj) natural, normal. annealladwy unintelligible; synonyms (adj) incomprehensible, opaque, inarticulate, impenetrable, unaccountable, unfathomable, ambiguous, indistinct, obscure, inconceivable; antonyms (adj) understandable, clear, comprehensible, intelligible. anneallus unintelligent; synonyms (adj) stupid, dull, silly, senseless, foolish, mindless, idiotic, inane, obtuse, petty; antonyms (adj) intelligent, bright, clever. annedd 1. house; synonyms (n) family, home, dwelling, firm, abode, domicile, building, edifice, (v) accommodate, lodge, 2. dwelling; synonyms (n) house, residence, place, address, apartment, habitat, habitation, housing, lodging, (adj) dwell, 3. abode; synonyms (n) abidance, inhabitation, mansion, seat, tenement, (v) bode. anneddfol lawless; synonyms (adj) disorderly, illicit, anarchical, illegitimate, anarchic, illegal, unlawful, unruly, mutinous, wrongful; antonym (adj) orderly. annedwydd 1. miserable; synonyms (adj) mean, poor, meager, abject, bad, deplorable, desolate, downcast, (v) forlorn, wretched; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, generous, 2. unhappy; synonyms (adj) unfortunate, depressed, dismal, gloomy, melancholy, sad, disconsolate, distressed, infelicitous, low; antonyms (adj) pleased, satisfied. annedwyddwch unhappiness; synonyms (n) misery, sadness, sorrow, melancholy, distress, grief, infelicity, regret, woe, depression; antonyms (n) happiness, cheerfulness.
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Welsh - English annefnyddiol 1. immaterial; synonyms (adj) insignificant, bodiless, inconsequential, incorporeal, irrelevant, spiritual, trivial, unimportant, extraneous, psychic; antonym (adj) relevant, 2. useless; synonyms (adj) futile, pointless, unnecessary, needless, abortive, fruitless, hopeless, worthless, idle, barren; antonyms (adj) useful, helpful, competent, effective, convenient, necessary, valuable. anneilwng unworthy; synonyms (adj) unbecoming, undeserving, base, disgraceful, ignoble, contemptible, despicable, low, ugly; antonym (adj) worthy. annel 1. bending; synonyms (n) bend, bow, flexion, deflection, deflexion, crook, flexure, (adj) flexible, supple, pliant, 2. purpose; synonyms (n) aim, plan, design, mind, effect, end, purport, (v) intention, project, object, 3. trap; synonyms (n) snare, net, ambush, gin, mesh, noose, (v) catch, entrap, ensnare, trick, 4. prop; synonyms (n) support, post, shore, fulcrum, property, (v) buttress, brace, bolster, hold, rest. annelwig 1. vague; synonyms (adj) indeterminate, indistinct, obscure, ambiguous, faint, indefinite, uncertain, undefined, (v) loose, equivocal; antonyms (adj) clear, definite, distinct, exact, particular, precise, specific, sure, 2. unformed; synonyms (adj) immature, shapeless, amorphous, crude, formless, unlabored, unpolished, unwrought, unfledged, inchoate; antonym (adj) formed, 3. shapeless; synonyms (adj) misshapen, unformed, unstructured, nebulous; antonym (adj) tight. anner heifer; synonyms (n) calf, cow, shorthorn, quey. annerbyniol unacceptable; synonyms (adj) impossible, insufferable, objectionable, unsatisfactory, inadmissible, disagreeable, distasteful, ineligible, intolerable, offensive; antonyms (adj) acceptable, satisfactory, allowable, admissible, permissible, suitable, valid. annerch 1. address; synonyms (n) accost, lecture, abode, discourse, residence, skill, speech, allocution, (v) greet, call; antonym (v) ignore, 2. greeting; synonyms (n) reception, address, salutation, welcome, compliments, acknowledgment, nod, recognition, (v) salute; antonym (n) send-off, 3. greet; synonyms (v) acknowledge, cry, hail, bid, meet, weep, approach, recognize, (n) receive, 4. salute; synonyms (n) greeting, bow, compliment, salaam, bonfire, (v) kiss, buss, give, acclaim, ball, 5. salutation; synonyms (n) apostrophe, appeal, interpellation, invocation. annethau clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt,
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annherfynol 1. endless; synonyms (adj) constant,
messy, negligent, unkempt, 3. untidy; synonyms
continual, ceaseless, continuous, interminable, perpetual, eternal, everlasting, incessant, uninterrupted; antonyms (adj) finite, temporary, intermittent, limited, restricted, 2. infinitive; synonym (n) undefined, 3. infinite; synonyms (adj) absolute, boundless, countless, endless, immense, incalculable, immeasurable, innumerable, enormous, illimitable. annhirion 1. cruel; synonyms (adj) barbarous, brutal, hard, harsh, heartless, unkind, bitter, bloody, atrocious, biting; antonyms (adj) gentle, kind, merciful, humane, liberal, sympathetic, 2. ungentle; synonyms (adj) ignoble, rough, rude, wild, untitled. annhosturiol 1. pitiless; synonyms (adj) brutal, merciless, cruel, harsh, implacable, remorseless, ruthless, inexorable, hard, heartless; antonyms (adj) kind, merciful, charitable, 2. ruthless; synonyms (adj) pitiless, inhuman, ferocious, grim, relentless, unsparing, barbarous, bitter, unfeeling, unmerciful; antonym (adj) gentle, 3. unmerciful; synonyms (adj) unpitying, inclement, fierce. annhuedd disinclination; synonyms (n) aversion, dislike, distaste, indisposition, reluctance, antipathy, opposition, disaffection, disrelish, (v) disgust; antonym (n) inclination. annhueddol 1. disinclined; synonyms (adj) reluctant, unwilling, loath, averse, indisposed, loth, backward; antonym (adj) inclined, 2. indisposed; synonyms (adj) disinclined, ailing, ill, poorly, sick, sickly, unwell, diseased. annhueddrwydd disinclination; synonyms (n) aversion, dislike, distaste, indisposition, reluctance, antipathy, opposition, disaffection, disrelish, (v) disgust; antonym (n) inclination. annhyciant failure; synonyms (n) bankruptcy, failing, breakdown, decline, deficiency, debacle, defeat, disappointment, disaster, downfall; antonyms (n) success, achievement, hit, winner, victory, achiever, attainment, capability, growth. annhyfiant atrophy; synonyms (n) decay, withering, marasmus, (v) attenuation, emaciation, tabes, waste, wither. annhymer illness; synonyms (n) disease, ailment, sickness, complaint, disorder, distemper, malady, attack, affliction, pain. annhymig premature; synonyms (adj) early, precocious, untimely, immature, forward, inopportune, previous, rash, unripe. anniben 1. slow; synonyms (adj) dull, late, easy, sluggish, heavy, dense, dim, gradual, (v) slack, (adv) behind; antonyms (adj) fast, intelligent, rapid, bright, alert, brisk, hasty, prompt, quick, (v) accelerate, 2. slovenly; synonyms (adj) careless, slipshod, untidy, sloppy, frowzy, dowdy, frowsy,
(adj) slovenly, disheveled, disordered, disorderly,
confused, disorganized, scruffy, sluttish, tousled, dirty; antonyms (adj) tidy, neat, elegant. annibendod 1. slowness; synonyms (n) laziness, dilatoriness, awkwardness, backwardness, deliberation, lateness, lethargy, dullness, indolence, (adj) delay; antonyms (n) haste, quickness, rapidity, speed, cleverness, intelligence, 2. untidiness; synonyms (n) disarray, mess, disorder, litter, confusion, disorderliness, messiness, slovenliness, clutter; antonym (n) neatness. annibyniaeth independence; synonyms (n) autonomy, freedom, liberty, independency, individuality, latitude, detachment, neutrality, sovereignty, inconsequence; antonyms (n) dependence, childhood. annibynnol independent; synonyms (adj) free, autonomous, separate, substantive, impartial, nonpartisan, sovereign, unallied, (n) freelance, mugwump; antonyms (adj) dependent, simultaneous. Annibynnwr independent; synonyms (adj) free, autonomous, separate, substantive, impartial, nonpartisan, sovereign, unallied, (n) freelance, mugwump; antonyms (adj) dependent, simultaneous. annichellgar 1. guileless; synonyms (adj) frank, artless, candid, forthright, honest, ingenuous, innocent, open, pure, simple, 2. simple; synonyms (adj) plain, homely, elementary, humble, mere, natural, rustic, bare, (v) clear, downright; antonyms (adj) complex, complicated, compound, elaborate, difficult, multiple, obscure, ornate, confused, confusing. anniddan 1. miserable; synonyms (adj) mean, poor, meager, abject, bad, deplorable, desolate, downcast, (v) forlorn, wretched; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, generous, 2. comfortless; synonyms (adj) dreary, bleak, uncomfortable, gloomy, inconsolable, lonely, (v) cheerless, disconsolate, joyless. anniddig 1. fretful; synonyms (adj) fractious, querulous, restless, anxious, fidgety, impatient, irritable, petulant, sullen, testy, 2. irritable; synonyms (adj) angry, irascible, edgy, cantankerous, cross, disagreeable, excitable, grumpy, sensitive, touchy; antonyms (adj) calm, easygoing, goodhumored, good-natured, even-tempered, goodtempered, 3. peevish; synonyms (adj) fretful, morose, moody, captious, crusty, crotchety, crabby, cranky, grouchy, nettlesome. anniddigrwydd 1. uneasiness; synonyms (n) discomfort, disquiet, restlessness, agitation, anxiety, inquietude, unease, apprehension, disquietude, malaise; antonym (n) calmness, 2. peevishness; synonyms (n) crossness, fretfulness,
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Welsh - English irritability, biliousness, anger, pettishness, surliness, chagrin, choler, crabbedness. anniddos 1. comfortless; synonyms (adj) dreary, desolate, bleak, uncomfortable, gloomy, inconsolable, (v) cheerless, disconsolate, forlorn, joyless, 2. leaky; synonyms (adj) leaking, leak, cracked, permeable, holey, porous, blabbermouthed, absorbent, bigmouthed, blabby. annifai evil; synonyms (adj) bad, corrupt, criminal, ill, wicked, depraved, (n) damage, adversity, detriment, disaster; antonyms (adj) kindhearted, (n) good, goodness, righteousness. anniflanedig 1. imperishable; synonyms (adj) everlasting, immortal, undying, abiding, deathless, enduring, eternal, permanent, incorruptible, (v) indestructible; antonym (adj) perishable, 2. unfading; synonyms (adj) amaranthine, fadeless, immarcescible, lasting, unchanging. annifyr 1. miserable; synonyms (adj) mean, poor, meager, abject, bad, deplorable, desolate, downcast, (v) forlorn, wretched; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, generous, 2. unpleasant; synonyms (adj) disagreeable, harsh, nasty, obnoxious, offensive, ugly, sour, awkward, forbidding, repulsive; antonyms (adj) pleasant, agreeable, delightful, attractive, comfortable, enjoyable, nice, wonderful, charming. annifyrrwch misery; synonyms (n) adversity, distress, affliction, agony, anguish, woe, hardship, evil, ill, (adj) grief; antonyms (n) cheerfulness, ecstasy, happiness, joy, fun, hopefulness. annigonedd insufficiency; synonyms (n) imperfection, inadequacy, deficit, deficiency, shortage, absence, dearth, inability, inadequateness, lack; antonyms (n) adequacy, abundance, sufficiency. annigonol 1. inadequate; synonyms (adj) insufficient, faulty, defective, deficient, flimsy, poor, feeble, imperfect, inappropriate, incapable; antonyms (adj) adequate, ample, enough, passable, competent, reasonable, strong, 2. insufficient; synonyms (adj) inadequate, incompetent, scanty, limited, meager, small, unsatisfactory, few, incommensurate, inefficient; antonyms (adj) sufficient, plentiful. annigonolrwydd inadequacy; synonyms (n) deficiency, imperfection, defect, inability, failure, fault, incompetence, shortage, deficit, dearth; antonym (n) adequacy. annileadwy indelible; synonyms (adj) ineffaceable, indestructible, memorable, fast, ingrained, irrevocable, (v) imperishable, incorruptible, (n) deep, impressive. annillyn 1. clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit,
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deft, 2. ugly; synonyms (adj) nasty, disagreeable, forbidding, frightful, gruesome, hideous, homely, repulsive, surly, evil; antonyms (adj) beautiful, attractive, good-looking, flowing, ornamental, 3. unseemly; synonyms (adj) improper, indecent, unbecoming, inappropriate, indelicate, gross, impolite, uncomely, unbefitting, (v) indecorous; antonyms (adj) proper, appropriate, 4. inelegant; synonyms (adj) clumsy, graceless, coarse, crude, ungraceful, crass, vulgar, rustic, rough, tasteless; antonym (adj) elegant. annilys 1. doubtful; synonyms (adj) ambiguous, debatable, dubious, disputable, distrustful, queer, questionable, suspicious, tentative, diffident; antonyms (adj) certain, trusting, convinced, reliable, confident, persuaded, provable, sure, 2. false; synonyms (adj) bastard, counterfeit, untrue, deceitful, dishonest, erroneous, artificial, assumed, deceptive, disloyal; antonyms (adj) true, real, correct, factual, faithful, genuine, natural, truthful, honest, valid, 3. spurious; synonyms (adj) sham, fake, phony, illegitimate, bogus, pseudo, bastardly, misbegotten, mock, (adv) false, 4. unauthentic; synonyms (adj) spurious, inauthentic, specious, forged, imitation, misbegot, phoney, (v) unauthenticated, unauthoritative. annioddefol 1. unbearable; synonyms (adj) intolerable, insufferable, excruciating, insupportable, unendurable, hateful; antonyms (adj) bearable, manageable, imperceptible, 2. intolerable; synonyms (adj) unbearable, painful, obnoxious, deplorable, detestable, inexcusable; antonym (adj) tolerable. anniogel 1. unsafe; synonyms (adj) dangerous, risky, hazardous, insecure, perilous, treacherous, precarious, shaky, uncertain, chancy; antonyms (adj) safe, secure, 2. insecure; synonyms (adj) slippery, unsound, doubtful, bad, rickety, unsafe, wobbly, diffident, uneasy, (v) unstable; antonyms (adj) confident, self-assured, self-confident, overconfident. anniolch reproof; synonyms (n) reprimand, reproach, admonition, blame, reprehension, condemnation, objurgation, (v) censure, rebuke, lecture. anniolchgar 1. unthankful; synonyms (adj) ungrateful, thankless, unmindful, disagreeable, unacceptable, unappreciated, unappreciative, ungratifying; antonym (adj) grateful, 2. ungrateful; synonyms (adj) unthankful, unnatural, ingrate, distasteful, displeasing, unkind, childless, cruel, harsh, ingrateful; antonym (adj) thankful. anniolchgarwch ingratitude; synonyms (n) unthankfulness, ungratefulness. annirnadwy incomprehensible; synonyms (adj) mysterious, inapprehensible, inarticulate, inscrutable, abstruse, cryptic, impenetrable,
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inconceivable, inexplicable, obscure; antonyms (adj) clear, comprehensible. annisgrifadwy indescribable; synonyms (adj) indefinable, ineffable, unspeakable, unutterable, inexpressible, nameless, vague; antonym (adj) definite. annisgwyl unexpected; synonyms (adj) abrupt, sudden, surprising, casual, unanticipated, unforeseen, unpredicted, accidental, strange, (n) surprise; antonyms (adj) expected, gradual. annisgwyliadwy unexpected; synonyms (adj) abrupt, sudden, surprising, casual, unanticipated, unforeseen, unpredicted, accidental, strange, (n) surprise; antonyms (adj) expected, gradual. anniwair 1. incontinent; synonyms (adj) frail, gay, meretricious, rakish, licentious, abandoned, fast, lascivious, lecherous, lewd; antonym (adj) continent, 2. lewd; synonyms (adj) indecent, dirty, bawdy, dissolute, filthy, carnal, debauched, immoral, impure, libidinous; antonym (adj) decent, 3. unchaste; synonyms (adj) loose, immodest, wanton, light, obscene, sensual, shameless; antonym (adj) chaste. anniwall insatiable; synonyms (adj) greedy, gluttonous, insatiate, ravenous, voracious, avaricious, avid, unsatiable. anniwarth shameful; synonyms (adj) disgraceful, dishonorable, scandalous, contemptible, degrading, despicable, (v) base, foul, gross, black; antonyms (adj) honorable, dignified, noble, admirable. anniweirdeb incontinence; synonyms (n) incontinency, dissoluteness, debauchery, unchastity, lewdness, (adj) intrigue. anniwylliedig uncultured; synonyms (adj) coarse, uncultivated, boorish, rude, artless, rough, unrefined; antonym (adj) sophisticated. annoeth 1. imprudent; synonyms (adj) careless, foolish, foolhardy, hasty, improvident, indiscreet, heedless, impolitic, unadvised, ill-advised; antonyms (adj) sensible, prudent, cautious, wise, deliberate, 2. unwise; synonyms (adj) silly, imprudent, injudicious, absurd, inadvisable, ridiculous, senseless, irrational, unreasonable, (n) stupid. annoethineb 1. folly; synonyms (n) absurdity, foolishness, craziness, nonsense, silliness, stupidity, tomfoolery, irrationality, freak, (adj) trifling, 2. imprudence; synonyms (n) carelessness, indiscretion, temerity, folly, injudiciousness, recklessness; antonym (n) prudence. annof wild; synonyms (adj) desert, waste, fierce, boisterous, violent, reckless, desolate, ferocious, furious, raging; antonyms (adj) calm, orderly, domestic, manageable, sane, cultivated, restrained, tame.
annog 1. exhort; synonyms (v) admonish, advise, urge, advocate, caution, counsel, press, entreat, bid, goad, 2. incite; synonyms (v) animate, excite, impel, abet, actuate, agitate, arouse, encourage, foment, quicken; antonym (v) suppress, 3. advise; synonyms (v) acquaint, inform, propose, recommend, suggest, warn, apprise, exhort, forewarn, instruct; antonym (v) oppose, 4. urge; synonyms (n) spur, drive, impulse, (v) push, force, incite, induce, inspire, instigate, persuade; antonym (v) discourage. annormal 1. abnormal; synonyms (adj) aberrant, anomalous, atypical, irregular, monstrous, odd, perverted, strange, uncommon, unnatural; antonyms (adj) normal, typical, usual, 2. inverted; synonyms (adj) inverse, upside-down, anatropous, backward, overturned, topsy-turvy, converted, debased, gay, hyperbatic; antonym (adj) upright. annos 1. incite; synonyms (v) animate, excite, goad, impel, abet, actuate, agitate, arouse, encourage, foment; antonym (v) suppress, consider also 2. set on; synonyms (v) incite, instigate, attack, assail, assault, provoke, (adj) determined. annosbarth 1. disorderly; synonyms (adj) confused, chaotic, disordered, wild, boisterous, disobedient, disorganized, irregular, jumbled, (v) lawless; antonyms (adj) orderly, well-behaved, neat, arranged, 2. disorder; synonyms (n) ailment, complaint, clutter, disease, jumble, muddle, chaos, commotion, (v) derange, disarray; antonyms (n) orderliness, calm, peace, (v) order. annosbarthus 1. disorderly; synonyms (adj) confused, chaotic, disordered, wild, boisterous, disobedient, disorganized, irregular, jumbled, (v) lawless; antonyms (adj) orderly, well-behaved, neat, arranged, 2. unruly; synonyms (adj) disorderly, headstrong, insubordinate, intractable, uncontrollable, rambunctious, rebellious, refractory, ungovernable, wayward; antonym (adj) manageable. annuwiaeth atheism; synonyms (n) godlessness, unbelief, agnosticism, disbelief, heresy, incredulity, nihilism, skepticism, doubt, iconoclasm; antonym (n) faith. annuwiol 1. godless; synonyms (adj) impious, blasphemous, profane, ungodly, devoutless, unholy, atheistical, heathen, irreverent, agnostic, 2. ungodly; synonyms (adj) sinful, iniquitous, irreligious, wicked, godless. annuwioldeb ungodliness; synonyms (n) godlessness, impiety, sinfulness, wickedness, atheism, irreligion, irreligiousness, profaneness, sin, unrighteousness; antonym (n) godliness. annwyd 1. cold (oer); synonyms (adj) chilly, frigid, aloof, callous, distant, icy, indifferent, apathetic, (n) chilliness, chill; antonyms (adj) warm, friendly, hot,
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Welsh - English burning, prepared, affectionate, loving, soporific, (n) heat, warmth, 2. emotion; synonyms (n) affection, love, feeling, passion, sensation, heart, agitation, commotion, excitement, (v) impression; antonym (n) intelligence, 3. nature; synonyms (n) character, disposition, class, essence, creation, quality, breed, attribute, constitution, (adj) kind, 4. passion; synonyms (n) fury, fervor, fire, anger, craving, desire, enthusiasm, mania, rage, (v) ardor; antonyms (n) apathy, indifference. Annwyl 1. dear; synonyms (adj) beloved, close, costly, expensive, lovely, precious, near, adorable, (n) darling, love; antonyms (adj) cheap, worthless, 2. beloved; synonyms (adj) favorite, loved, pet, cherished, (n) dear, dearest, honey, sweetheart, agreeable, idol. annyledus 1. wrongful; synonyms (adj) unjust, unlawful, injurious, illegitimate, wrong, illegal, illicit, unfair, improper, unreasonable, 2. undue; synonyms (adj) excessive, immoderate, inordinate, unwarranted, extravagant, exorbitant, extreme, unjustified. annymunol 1. unpleasant; synonyms (adj) disagreeable, harsh, nasty, obnoxious, offensive, ugly, sour, awkward, bad, forbidding; antonyms (adj) pleasant, agreeable, delightful, attractive, comfortable, enjoyable, nice, wonderful, charming, 2. disagreeable; synonyms (adj) difficult, distasteful, uncomfortable, cantankerous, cross, ungrateful, abhorrent, bitter, horrible, objectionable; antonyms (adj) friendly, goodnatured, amiable. annynol 1. cruel; synonyms (adj) barbarous, brutal, hard, harsh, heartless, unkind, bitter, bloody, atrocious, biting; antonyms (adj) gentle, kind, merciful, humane, liberal, sympathetic, 2. inhuman; synonyms (adj) cruel, cold, ferocious, remorseless, relentless, barbaric, pitiless, savage, unhuman, fierce. annysgedig unlearned; synonyms (adj) ignorant, uneducated, illiterate, unenlightened, uninformed, unlettered, unread, innate, nescient, unconditioned. annywenydd sadness; synonyms (n) depression, grief, melancholy, desolation, misery, sorrow, despondency, gloom, regret, (adj) distress; antonyms (n) happiness, amusement, cheerfulness, joy, laughter. anobaith despair; synonyms (n) desolation, disappointment, dejection, depression, desperation, discouragement, dismay, gloom, melancholy, pessimism; antonyms (n) happiness, hopefulness, expectation, joy, (v) hope. anobeithio despair; synonyms (n) desolation, disappointment, dejection, depression, desperation, discouragement, dismay, gloom, melancholy,
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pessimism; antonyms (n) happiness, hopefulness, expectation, joy, (v) hope. anobeithiol 1. hopeless; synonyms (adj) despairing, despondent, forlorn, incurable, disconsolate, abject, desperate, impossible, useless, dismal; antonyms (adj) hopeful, cheerful, competent, promising, 2. despairing; synonyms (adj) hopeless, dejected, desolate, brokenhearted, inconsolable, miserable, pessimistic, sad; antonym (adj) overjoyed. anodd 1. hard (caled); synonyms (adj) austere, bad, difficult, grave, severe, strong, arduous, callous, (adv) firm, (v) acute; antonyms (adj) easy, soft, kind, merciful, simple, soggy, tender, yielding, (adv) gently, lightly, 2. difficult; synonyms (adj) awkward, demanding, burdensome, complicated, delicate, fastidious, hard, knotty, uphill, finicky; antonyms (adj) straightforward, good-natured, rewarding, clear. anoddefgar 1. impatient; synonyms (adj) eager, hasty, anxious, petulant, fidgety, keen, edgy, quick, avid, enthusiastic; antonyms (adj) patient, enduring, 2. intolerant; synonyms (adj) impatient, bigoted, illiberal, dogmatic, racist, narrow-minded, contumelious, (v) confined; antonyms (adj) tolerant, broadminded, liberal. anogaeth 1. admonition; synonyms (n) warning, admonishment, advice, caution, reproof, caveat, censure, counsel, exhortation, lesson, 2. exhortation; synonyms (n) admonition, incitement, persuasion, sermon, suggestion, exhort, hortation, injunction, adhortation, (v) admonish. anolygus unsightly; synonyms (adj) ugly, repulsive, hideous, unpleasant, unattractive, disagreeable. anonest dishonest; synonyms (adj) corrupt, crooked, deceitful, crafty, fraudulent, underhand, deceptive, devious, disloyal, false; antonyms (adj) honest, truthful, principled, sincere, aboveboard, sporting. anonestrwydd dishonesty; synonyms (n) deceit, corruption, betrayal, crookedness, deceitfulness, deviousness, duplicity, falsehood, treachery, racket; antonyms (n) honesty, frankness, sincerity, truthfulness. anorchfygol 1. invincible; synonyms (adj) indomitable, insurmountable, impregnable, insuperable, irresistible, unbeatable, unconquerable; antonym (adj) vulnerable, 2. irresistible; synonyms (adj) resistless, uncontrollable, invincible, irrefragable, irrefutable, overpowering, overwhelming, charming, fascinating, (v) inevitable; antonym (adj) resistible. anorffen 1. endless; synonyms (adj) constant, continual, ceaseless, continuous, interminable, perpetual, eternal, everlasting, incessant, uninterrupted; antonyms (adj) finite, temporary, intermittent, limited, restricted, 2. unending; synonyms (adj) endless, unceasing, lasting, undying,
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infinite, boundless, limitless, unlimited, abysmal, ageless. anorffenedig incomplete; synonyms (adj) defective, deficient, faulty, imperfect, inadequate, halfway, lacking, short, unfinished, half; antonyms (adj) complete, finished, whole. anorffennol 1. imperfect; synonyms (adj) defective, deficient, faulty, incomplete, unfinished, broken, flawed, inadequate, partial, poor; antonym (adj) perfect, 2. uncompleted; synonyms (adj) uncomplete, rough, rudimentary, fragmentary, ongoing, (v) unexecuted, unperformed. anorffwys unrested; synonym (adj) unrefreshed. anorfod 1. unavoidable; synonyms (adj) inescapable, necessary, ineluctable, certain, irresistible, obligatory, indispensable, essential, avoidless, (v) inevitable, 2. insuperable; synonyms (adj) insurmountable, unconquerable, indomitable, impassable, invincible, 3. unconquerable; synonyms (adj) impregnable, insuperable, unbeatable, resistless; antonyms (adj) vulnerable, conquerable. anorthrech invincible; synonyms (adj) indomitable, insurmountable, impregnable, insuperable, irresistible, unbeatable, unconquerable; antonym (adj) vulnerable. anras 1. evil; synonyms (adj) bad, corrupt, criminal, ill, wicked, depraved, (n) damage, adversity, detriment, disaster; antonyms (adj) kindhearted, (n) good, goodness, righteousness, 2. misfortune; synonyms (n) accident, calamity, hardship, misadventure, mischance, catastrophe, misery, mishap, affliction, evil; antonym (n) luck. anrasol graceless; synonyms (adj) awkward, clumsy, inelegant, godless, depraved, gauche, abandoned, dissolute, ungracious, barbaric; antonym (adj) graceful. anrhaith 1. spoil; synonyms (v) plunder, corrupt, impair, rot, damage, deface, indulge, injure, (n) ruin, (adj) harm; antonyms (v) enhance, improve, conserve, 2. wealth; synonyms (n) riches, abundance, affluence, opulence, treasure, capital, fortune, (v) money, gold, (adj) plenty; antonyms (n) poverty, penury, scarcity, 3. destruction; synonyms (n) death, collapse, abolition, demolition, desolation, devastation, downfall, end, bane, (v) defeat; antonyms (n) construction, creation, preservation, protection, conservation, formation, reparation, 4. booty; synonyms (n) loot, prize, pillage, haul, prey, spoil, spoils, swag, trophy, 5. prey; synonyms (n) chase, game, victim, quarry, raven, target, mark, capture, (v) feed, eat; antonym (n) hunter. anrheg 1. present; synonyms (adj) grant, confer, (n) gift, donation, (v) bestow, display, give, introduce, prefer, deliver; antonyms (adj) missing, (n) past,
future, history, (v) withdraw, (adv) absent, 2. gift; synonyms (n) faculty, award, flair, capacity, dower, (v) present, boon, (adj) endowment, ability, talent; antonym (n) inability. anrhegu 1. give; synonyms (v) allow, bestow, extend, accord, commit, donate, contribute, convey, deliver, dispense; antonyms (v) withdraw, take, withhold, 2. present (anrheg); synonyms (adj) grant, confer, (n) gift, donation, (v) display, give, introduce, prefer, offer, perform; antonyms (adj) missing, (n) past, future, history, (adv) absent, 3. bestow; synonyms (v) afford, apply, award, impart, allot, assign, cast, distribute, endow, (adj) present. anrheithio 1. spoil; synonyms (v) plunder, corrupt, impair, rot, damage, deface, indulge, injure, (n) ruin, (adj) harm; antonyms (v) enhance, improve, conserve, 2. destroy; synonyms (v) break, demolish, blight, despoil, annihilate, blast, crush, (adj) desolate, abolish, consume; antonyms (v) build, preserve, create, make, 3. plunder; synonyms (v) loot, pillage, harry, spoil, devastate, destroy, maraud, ransack, (n) booty, depredation, 4. prey; synonyms (n) chase, game, victim, quarry, raven, target, mark, capture, (v) feed, eat; antonym (n) hunter. anrheithiwr spoiler; synonyms (n) depredator, looter, pillager, plunderer, raider, robber, despoiler, freebooter, spoliator, bungler. anrhydeddu honor; synonyms (n) award, fame, glory, reputation, accolade, (v) esteem, respect, celebrate, grace, worship; antonyms (n) shame, humiliation, (v) dishonor, disgrace, break, ignore. anrhydeddus honorable; synonyms (adj) good, honest, decent, estimable, exalted, fair, noble, reputable, respectable, (v) great; antonyms (adj) dishonorable, disgraceful, shameful, corrupt. anrhywiol asexual; synonyms (adj) agamous, nonsexual, genderless, esexual, androgynous, cryptogamous, hermaphrodite. ansad 1. fickle; synonyms (adj) erratic, capricious, volatile, inconsistent, mercurial, mobile, variable, changeful, giddy, (v) changeable; antonyms (adj) resolute, untiring, 2. unstable; synonyms (adj) precarious, insecure, shaky, unsettled, unsound, fickle, fluid, inconstant, unpredictable, irresolute; antonyms (adj) stable, steady, constant, 3. unsteady; synonyms (adj) unstable, dizzy, rickety, unbalanced, uneven, irregular, fluctuating, jerky, wobbly, (n) uncertain. ansadrwydd 1. fickleness; synonyms (n) inconstancy, faithlessness, capriciousness, changeableness, instability, levity, volatility, falseness, flightiness, caprice; antonym (n) dependability, 2. instability; synonyms (n) fickleness, fluctuation, unreliability, flux,
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Welsh - English changeability, unbalance, unrest, unstableness, vacillation, (adj) fugacity; antonyms (n) stability, calm. ansafadwy 1. fickle; synonyms (adj) erratic, capricious, volatile, inconsistent, mercurial, mobile, variable, changeful, giddy, (v) changeable; antonyms (adj) resolute, untiring, 2. unstable; synonyms (adj) precarious, insecure, shaky, unsettled, unsound, fickle, fluid, inconstant, unpredictable, irresolute; antonyms (adj) stable, steady, constant. ansathredig 1. obsolete; synonyms (adj) antiquated, dead, ancient, antique, archaic, outdated, extinct, old-fashioned, dated, disused; antonyms (adj) current, contemporary, modern, 2. uncommon; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, rare, exceptional, infrequent, odd, peculiar, scarce, singular, special, strange; antonyms (adj) common, typical, 3. untrodden; synonyms (adj) untrod, pathless, trackless, roadless, unhandseled, (v) unapplied, unemployed, unexercised, unspent, untouched, 4. unfrequented; synonyms (adj) lonely, secluded, solitary, isolated, desolate, lonesome. ansawdd 1. state; synonyms (n) nation, position, say, country, kingdom, show, (v) declare, expound, express, (adj) national; antonyms (v) deny, (adj) private, 2. condition; synonyms (n) circumstance, provision, status, standing, attitude, circumstances, clause, predicament, (v) aspect, provide, 3. manner; synonyms (n) bearing, appearance, demeanor, form, method, air, carriage, custom, (v) fashion, (adj) kind, 4. quality; synonyms (n) nature, character, characteristic, class, condition, feature, grade, distinction, faculty, description; antonym (adj) shoddy, 5. nature; synonyms (n) disposition, essence, creation, quality, breed, attribute, constitution, humor, manner, mettle. ansefydlog 1. fickle; synonyms (adj) erratic, capricious, volatile, inconsistent, mercurial, mobile, variable, changeful, giddy, (v) changeable; antonyms (adj) resolute, untiring, 2. unstable; synonyms (adj) precarious, insecure, shaky, unsettled, unsound, fickle, fluid, inconstant, unpredictable, irresolute; antonyms (adj) stable, steady, constant, 3. unsettled; synonyms (adj) uncertain, doubtful, undecided, unfixed, indefinite, uneasy, outstanding, disturbed, undetermined, unpaid; antonyms (adj) settled, confident, definite. ansefydlogi unsettle; synonyms (v) disturb, confuse, discompose, perturb, disconcert, unnerve, ruffle, discomfit, disorder, trouble; antonym (v) settle. ansicr 1. uncertain; synonyms (adj) ambiguous, changeable, doubtful, dubious, questionable, vague, chancy, equivocal, indistinct, (v) indefinite; antonyms (adj) certain, definite, clear, decisive, sure, decided, inevitable, safe, strong-minded,
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unquestionable, 2. doubtful; synonyms (adj) debatable, disputable, distrustful, queer, suspicious, tentative, diffident, hesitant, skeptical, uncertain; antonyms (adj) trusting, convinced, reliable, confident, persuaded, provable. ansicrwydd 1. doubt; synonyms (n) disbelief, misgiving, question, dispute, apprehension, incertitude, (v) distrust, query, suspicion, mistrust; antonyms (n) certainty, confidence, conclusiveness, (v) trust, 2. uncertainty; synonyms (n) doubt, doubtfulness, indecision, suspense, hesitation, irresolution, dubiety, dubiousness, indecisiveness, (adj) instability; antonyms (n) decisiveness, clarity. ansoddair adjective; synonyms (adj) adjectival, procedural. ansoddeiriol adjectival; synonyms (adj) adjective, adnominal, procedural. ansoddi qualify; synonyms (v) modify, prepare, moderate, capacitate, characterize, confine, define, designate, determine, condition; antonym (v) disqualify. ansyber 1. discourteous; synonyms (adj) impolite, abrupt, brusque, curt, gruff, impertinent, insolent, offensive, rude, churlish; antonyms (adj) courteous, polite, gracious, 2. untidy; synonyms (adj) slovenly, disheveled, disordered, disorderly, messy, sloppy, unkempt, confused, disorganized, frowzy; antonyms (adj) tidy, neat, elegant, 3. slovenly; synonyms (adj) careless, slipshod, untidy, dowdy, frowsy, negligent, perfunctory, inefficient. antelop antelope; synonyms (n) blackbucks, gerenuks, (adj) eagle, chickaree, chipmunk, courser, doe, greyhound, hackee, hare. anterliwt interlude; synonyms (n) break, intermission, entr'acte, intermezzo, interval, pause, episode, interact, interim, interregnum. anterth 1. zenith; synonyms (n) apex, peak, top, acme, climax, height, pinnacle, summit, culmination, vertex; antonyms (n) nadir, base, 2. height; synonyms (n) altitude, crest, degree, elevation, eminence, grade, high, level, zenith, extent; antonym (n) shortness, 3. meridian; synonyms (n) longitude, climate, clime, (v) burnished, glassy, glossy, 4. prime; synonyms (adj) main, chief, first, head, early, essential, fundamental, (n) best, cardinal, flower; antonym (adj) minor. anthem anthem; synonyms (n) song, hymn, chant, chaunt, motet, response. anthropoleg anthropology; synonyms (n) anthroposophy, entomology, helminthology, herpetology, ichthyology, malacology, mastology, ophiology, ornithology, oryctology. antiseptig antiseptic; synonyms (adj) clean, sterile, germicidal, unpolluted, (n) disinfectant, germicide, cleanser; antonym (adj) septic.
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antur 1. adventure; synonyms (n) venture, accident,
anunion 1. crooked; synonyms (adj) bent, awry,
chance, escapade, event, incident, undertaking, consequence, (v) hazard, risk, 2. attempt; synonyms (n) try, endeavor, assay, effort, essay, offer, trial, attack, (v) struggle, aim, 3. venture; synonyms (n) attempt, adventure, speculation, danger, enterprise, (v) stake, peril, gamble, endanger, (adj) dare. anturiaeth 1. adventure; synonyms (n) venture, accident, chance, escapade, event, incident, undertaking, consequence, (v) hazard, risk, 2. enterprise; synonyms (n) business, company, concern, endeavor, activity, adventure, energy, courage, effort, endeavour. anturiaethus 1. adventurous; synonyms (adj) adventuresome, audacious, bold, courageous, daring, enterprising, venturesome, brave, foolhardy, hazardous; antonym (adj) unadventurous, 2. enterprising; synonyms (adj) adventurous, active, aggressive, energetic, vigorous, ambitious, go-ahead, pushing, driving, pushful. anturio 1. adventure; synonyms (n) venture, accident, chance, escapade, event, incident, undertaking, consequence, (v) hazard, risk, 2. venture; synonyms (n) attempt, adventure, speculation, danger, enterprise, (v) stake, peril, gamble, endanger, (adj) dare. anturus adventurous; synonyms (adj) adventuresome, audacious, bold, courageous, daring, enterprising, venturesome, brave, foolhardy, hazardous; antonym (adj) unadventurous. anudon perjury; synonyms (n) lie, falsehood, trick, (v) mendacity. anudonedd perjury; synonyms (n) lie, falsehood, trick, (v) mendacity. anudoniaeth perjury; synonyms (n) lie, falsehood, trick, (v) mendacity. anudonwr perjurer; synonym (n) liar. anufudd disobedient; synonyms (adj) contrary, insubordinate, intractable, defiant, disorderly, naughty, rebellious, unruly, wayward, headstrong; antonyms (adj) obedient, compliant, good, wellbehaved, orderly. anufuddhau disobey; synonyms (v) break, contravene, defy, disregard, infringe, violate, ignore, breach, rebel, transgress; antonym (v) obey. anundeb 1. injustice; synonyms (n) inequity, iniquity, evil, unfairness, wrong, bigotry, crime, (adj) injury, harm, damage; antonyms (n) justice, evenhandedness, fairness, 2. iniquity; synonyms (n) depravity, immorality, injustice, sin, wickedness, darkness, vice, sinfulness, corruption, transgression.
corrupt, irregular, askew, curved, deformed, dishonest, indirect, lopsided; antonyms (adj) straight, honest, even, principled, 2. unjust; synonyms (adj) unfair, partial, injurious, foul, inequitable, unrighteous, wicked, wrong, wrongful, improper; antonyms (adj) fair, just, equitable, reasonable, rightful. anuniondeb 1. inequity; synonyms (n) unfairness, inequality, injustice, partiality, wrong, discrimination, favoritism, 2. injustice; synonyms (n) inequity, iniquity, evil, bigotry, crime, grievance, oppression, (adj) injury, harm, damage; antonyms (n) justice, evenhandedness, fairness. anurddo 1. spoil; synonyms (v) plunder, corrupt, impair, rot, damage, deface, indulge, injure, (n) ruin, (adj) harm; antonyms (v) enhance, improve, conserve, 2. blemish; synonyms (n) spot, scar, blot, defect, flaw, fault, imperfection, mark, (v) stain, disfigure, 3. disfigure; synonyms (v) deform, mutilate, blemish, contort, mar, distort, spoil, (adj) mangle, maim, wound, 4. mar; synonyms (v) hurt, deflower, botch, blight, bungle, vitiate, prejudice, destroy, debauch, (adj) waste. anwadal 1. changeable; synonyms (adj) variable, capricious, erratic, inconsistent, irregular, fickle, giddy, mercurial, mobile, mutable; antonyms (adj) constant, fixed, stable, unchangeable, consistent, dependable, predictable, regular, 2. fickle; synonyms (adj) volatile, changeful, inconstant, shifting, skittish, unfaithful, unstable, irresolute, light, (v) changeable; antonyms (adj) resolute, untiring, 3. unstable; synonyms (adj) precarious, insecure, shaky, unsettled, unsound, fluid, unpredictable, unreliable, fluctuating, rickety; antonym (adj) steady. anwadalu 1. waver; synonyms (v) falter, vacillate, flicker, fluctuate, hesitate, quiver, hover, shake, totter, (n) flutter, 2. vacillate; synonyms (v) waver, swing, oscillate, wave, stagger, scruple, waffle, demur, linger, wobble. anwadalwch fickleness; synonyms (n) inconstancy, faithlessness, capriciousness, changeableness, instability, levity, volatility, falseness, flightiness, caprice; antonym (n) dependability. anwahanadwy inseparable; synonyms (adj) indivisible, inherent, built-in, close, essential, inborn, inbred, indiscerptible, indispensable, (v) severable; antonym (adj) divisible. anwar 1. wild; synonyms (adj) desert, waste, fierce, boisterous, violent, reckless, desolate, ferocious, furious, raging; antonyms (adj) calm, orderly, domestic, manageable, sane, cultivated, restrained, tame, 2. cruel; synonyms (adj) barbarous, brutal, hard, harsh, heartless, unkind, bitter, bloody, atrocious, biting; antonyms (adj) gentle, kind,
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Welsh - English merciful, humane, liberal, sympathetic, 3. barbarous; synonyms (adj) barbarian, barbaric, savage, cruel, fell, heathen, inhuman, merciless, rude, truculent, 4. savage; synonyms (adj) wild, bloodthirsty, rough, murderous, pitiless, uncivilized, ruthless, (n) brute, vandal, beast. anwaraidd 1. wild; synonyms (adj) desert, waste, fierce, boisterous, violent, reckless, desolate, ferocious, furious, raging; antonyms (adj) calm, orderly, domestic, manageable, sane, cultivated, restrained, tame, 2. barbarous; synonyms (adj) barbarian, barbaric, savage, brutal, cruel, fell, heathen, inhuman, merciless, rude, 3. cruel; synonyms (adj) barbarous, hard, harsh, heartless, unkind, bitter, bloody, atrocious, biting, ruthless; antonyms (adj) gentle, kind, merciful, humane, liberal, sympathetic, 4. uncivilized; synonyms (adj) wild, coarse, rustic, impolite, crude, rough, tempestuous, uncivilised; antonym (adj) sophisticated, 5. savage; synonyms (adj) bloodthirsty, murderous, pitiless, uncivilized, brutish, feral, primitive, (n) brute, vandal, beast. anwariad barbarian; synonyms (adj) savage, heathen, barbaric, barbarous, uncivilized, wild, foreign, rude, (n) vandal, brute. anwariaeth ferocity; synonyms (n) brutality, cruelty, violence, ferociousness, fury, rage, anger, fierceness, intensity, vehemence; antonym (n) gentleness. anwastad 1. fickle; synonyms (adj) erratic, capricious, volatile, inconsistent, mercurial, mobile, variable, changeful, giddy, (v) changeable; antonyms (adj) resolute, untiring, 2. uneven; synonyms (adj) rough, unequal, irregular, jagged, patchy, rugged, spotty, disproportionate, (v) broken, (n) harsh; antonyms (adj) even, smooth, straight, equal, symmetrical, 3. unstable; synonyms (adj) precarious, insecure, shaky, unsettled, unsound, fickle, fluid, inconstant, unpredictable, irresolute; antonyms (adj) stable, steady, constant. anwastadrwydd unevenness; synonyms (n) inequality, irregularity, disparity, roughness, diversity, disproportion, (v) wave; antonyms (n) evenness, smoothness. anwe woof; synonyms (n) weft, texture, filling, pick, cry, growl, snarl, (v) bark, howl, wail. anwedd 1. vapor; synonyms (n) fog, mist, cloud, gas, evaporation, haze, steam, vapour, (v) bluster, boast, 2. steam; synonyms (n) vapor, energy, (v) reek, evaporate, exhale, smoke, fume, cook, pull, boil. anweddaidd 1. indecent; synonyms (adj) improper, filthy, indelicate, unseemly, dirty, gross, immodest, immoral, inappropriate, indecorous; antonyms (adj) decent, proper, 2. unseemly; synonyms (adj) indecent, unbecoming, impolite, uncomely,
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unbefitting, unfit, inept, unmeet, unsuitable, unsightly; antonym (adj) appropriate. anweddiad vaporization; synonyms (n) evaporation, vapor, vaporisation, volatilization, condensation, dehydration, desiccation, distillation, humidity, rectification. anweddu evaporate; synonyms (v) vanish, disappear, dissipate, dissolve, fade, dry, exhale, vaporize, concentrate, (n) vapor; antonym (v) appear. anweddus 1. indecent; synonyms (adj) improper, filthy, indelicate, unseemly, dirty, gross, immodest, immoral, inappropriate, indecorous; antonyms (adj) decent, proper, 2. improper; synonyms (adj) false, illicit, illegitimate, bad, coarse, indecent, unsuitable, wrong, amiss, faulty; antonyms (adj) suitable, fitting, polite, 3. unseemly; synonyms (adj) unbecoming, impolite, uncomely, unbefitting, unfit, inept, unmeet, unsightly, unworthy, (v) disorderly; antonym (adj) appropriate. anwelladwy incurable; synonyms (adj) hopeless, incorrigible, cureless, immedicable, inveterate, irrecoverable, irremediable, irreparable, irretrievable, remediless; antonym (adj) curable. anwes 1. caress; synonyms (n) rub, touch, endearment, (v) fondle, stroke, pat, pet, tickle, coddle, cuddle, 2. fondling; synonyms (n) caressing, caress, cuddling, dalliance, darling, indulgence, hugging, kissing, necking, nursling, 3. fondness; synonyms (n) affection, attachment, fancy, love, appetite, partiality, regard, taste, tenderness, devotion; antonym (n) dislike, 4. indulgence; synonyms (n) clemency, allowance, gratification, extravagance, debauchery, delight, enjoyment, leniency, luxury, pardon. anwesog 1. affectionate; synonyms (adj) fond, loving, ardent, caring, cordial, devoted, kind, tender, warm, (adv) fatherly; antonyms (adj) cold, uncaring, 2. pampered; synonyms (adj) coddled, indulged, spoiled, bad, luxurious, soft, luxuriant, spoilt. anwesu 1. caress; synonyms (n) rub, touch, endearment, (v) fondle, stroke, pat, pet, tickle, coddle, cuddle, 2. fondle; synonyms (v) caress, dandle, cherish, pamper, lick, 3. cherish; synonyms (v) appreciate, entertain, foster, hug, nurture, treasure, cultivate, bosom, adore, (n) embrace; antonym (v) hate, 4. pamper; synonyms (v) indulge, baby, cocker, spoil, cosset, mollycoddle, gratify, featherbed, mother, 5. indulge; synonyms (v) please, satisfy, content, accommodate, delight, luxuriate, oblige, (n) humor, favor, accord. anwir 1. wicked; synonyms (adj) atrocious, bad, evil, sinful, vicious, depraved, immoral, mischievous, unholy, vile; antonyms (adj) good, innocent, kind, moral, pious, pure, 2. false; synonyms (adj) bastard, counterfeit, untrue, deceitful, dishonest, erroneous, artificial, assumed, deceptive, disloyal;
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antonyms (adj) true, real, correct, factual, faithful, genuine, natural, truthful, honest, valid, 3. lying; synonyms (adj) false, mendacious, misleading, fraudulent, (n) fabrication, falsehood, lie, deceit, dishonesty, duplicity; antonym (n) honesty, 4. untrue; synonyms (adj) unfaithful, incorrect, sham, mistaken, faithless, fallacious, inaccurate, treacherous, wrong, fictitious. anwiredd 1. lie; synonyms (v) consist, repose, (n) fabrication, falsehood, falsity, fib, fiction, rest, untruth, bluff; antonyms (v) stand, (n) truth, 2. untruth; synonyms (n) lie, deception, fable, deceit, story, tale, invention, misrepresentation, mendacity, falsification, 3. iniquity; synonyms (n) evil, depravity, inequity, crime, immorality, injustice, sin, wickedness, darkness, vice. anwireddu 1. falsify; synonyms (v) adulterate, counterfeit, garble, misrepresent, cook, distort, fake, forge, fudge, (adv) belie; antonym (v) correct, 2. belie; synonyms (v) contradict, falsify, negate, slander, calumniate, defame, color. anwireddus 1. false; synonyms (adj) bastard, counterfeit, untrue, deceitful, dishonest, erroneous, artificial, assumed, deceptive, disloyal; antonyms (adj) true, real, correct, factual, faithful, genuine, natural, truthful, honest, valid, 2. untruthful; synonyms (adj) false, insincere, mendacious, lying, incorrect, 3. lying; synonyms (adj) misleading, fraudulent, recumbent, (n) fabrication, falsehood, lie, deceit, dishonesty, duplicity, prevarication; antonym (n) honesty. anwiw unworthy; synonyms (adj) unbecoming, undeserving, base, disgraceful, ignoble, contemptible, despicable, low, ugly; antonym (adj) worthy. anwr 1. wretch; synonyms (n) rascal, victim, villain, scoundrel, martyr, miscreant, prey, sufferer, 2. coward; synonyms (n) craven, cur, sneak, weakling, cocktail, coistril, niding, alarmist, baby, (adj) gutless. anwrteithiedig uncultivated; synonyms (adj) fallow, ignorant, savage, uneducated, wild, fresh, uncivilized, rude, untutored, uncultured; antonym (adj) cultivated. anwybod 1. ignorance; synonyms (n) darkness, illiteracy, nescience, folly, innocence, unwisdom, denseness, stupidity, obtuseness, unawareness; antonyms (n) knowledge, intelligence, 2. discourtesy; synonyms (n) disrespect, incivility, indignity, rudeness, affront, contempt, contumely, insult, impoliteness, insolence; antonym (n) courtesy. anwybodaeth ignorance; synonyms (n) darkness, illiteracy, nescience, folly, innocence, unwisdom, denseness, stupidity, obtuseness, unawareness; antonyms (n) knowledge, intelligence.
anwybodus ignorant; synonyms (adj) unconscious, illiterate, rude, uneducated, unwitting, blind, dull, innocent, naive, unaware; antonyms (adj) knowledgeable, conscious. anwybyddu ignore; synonyms (v) fail, neglect, cut, discount, disregard, forget, omit, snub, overrule, dismiss; antonyms (v) acknowledge, observe, honor, react. anwych 1. base; synonyms (n) foundation, (adj) bottom, abject, mean, dishonorable, ignoble, low, vile, bad, (v) ground; antonyms (n) summit, top, (adj) noble, 2. wretched; synonyms (adj) unfortunate, unhappy, forlorn, pitiful, sad, deplorable, lamentable, pathetic, (v) miserable, poor; antonym (adj) happy. anwydog cold (annwyd, oer); synonyms (adj) chilly, frigid, aloof, callous, distant, icy, indifferent, apathetic, (n) chilliness, chill; antonyms (adj) warm, friendly, hot, burning, prepared, affectionate, loving, soporific, (n) heat, warmth. anwydwst 1. flu; synonyms (n) influenza, grippe, disease, sickness, bug, infection, virus, (adj) grip, 2. influenza; synonyms (n) flu, plague. anwyldeb dearness; synonyms (n) costliness, preciousness, fondness, love, tenderness. anwyledd 1. love (cariad, caru); synonyms (n) desire, affection, dear, fondness, liking, benevolence, charity, attachment, (v) cherish, enjoy; antonyms (n) abhorrence, hatred, aversion, (v) hate, dislike, abhor, 2. endearment; synonyms (n) caress, attraction, 3. fondness; synonyms (n) fancy, love, appetite, partiality, regard, taste, tenderness, devotion, inclination, predilection. anwyliaeth love (cariad, caru); synonyms (n) desire, affection, dear, fondness, liking, benevolence, charity, attachment, (v) cherish, enjoy; antonyms (n) abhorrence, hatred, aversion, (v) hate, dislike, abhor. anwyliant 1. love (cariad, caru); synonyms (n) desire, affection, dear, fondness, liking, benevolence, charity, attachment, (v) cherish, enjoy; antonyms (n) abhorrence, hatred, aversion, (v) hate, dislike, abhor, 2. fondness; synonyms (n) fancy, love, appetite, partiality, regard, taste, tenderness, devotion, inclination, predilection, 3. endearment; synonyms (n) caress, attraction. anwylo 1. cherish; synonyms (v) appreciate, entertain, foster, hug, nurture, treasure, cultivate, bosom, adore, (n) embrace; antonym (v) hate, 2. fondle; synonyms (v) caress, dandle, pet, cuddle, stroke, cherish, pamper, pat, lick, touch, 3. caress; synonyms (n) rub, endearment, (v) fondle, tickle, coddle, kiss. anwylwch 1. love (cariad, caru); synonyms (n) desire, affection, dear, fondness, liking, benevolence, charity, attachment, (v) cherish, enjoy;
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Welsh - English antonyms (n) abhorrence, hatred, aversion, (v) hate, dislike, abhor, 2. fondness; synonyms (n) fancy, love, appetite, partiality, regard, taste, tenderness, devotion, inclination, predilection, 3. endearment; synonyms (n) caress, attraction. anwylyd beloved; synonyms (adj) darling, precious, favorite, loved, pet, (n) dear, love, dearest, honey, sweetheart. anwylyn favorite; synonyms (adj) favored, favourite, beloved, dear, (n) darling, choice, pet, pick, preference, competitor; antonyms (n) loser, indifference. anwythiad induction; synonyms (n) inauguration, deduction, initiation, beginning, elicitation, inductance, installation, introduction, presentation, analysis. anwytho induce; synonyms (v) attract, generate, cause, tempt, impel, bring, create, draw, engender, beget. anwythol inductive; synonyms (adj) inducive, epagogic, inductional, introductory, preliminary, preparatory, persuasive, tempting. anymarferol 1. impractical; synonyms (adj) unpractical, airy, impossible, impracticable, romantic, unrealistic, visionary, dreamy, useless, unworkable; antonyms (adj) practical, sensible, viable, 2. impracticable; synonyms (adj) impractical, infeasible, unfeasible, impervious, unusable, (v) crotchety, fussy. anymddiried 1. distrust; synonyms (n) mistrust, suspicion, misgiving, disbelief, uncertainty, hesitation, (v) doubt, disbelieve, discredit, suspect; antonyms (n) confidence, faith, (v) trust, believe, 2. mistrust; synonyms (n) apprehension, wariness, jealousy, scruple, skepticism, distrustfulness, qualm, (v) distrust, query, question. anymwybodol unconscious; synonyms (adj) involuntary, unaware, ignorant, subconscious, unwitting, oblivious, automatic, insensible, instinctive, senseless; antonyms (adj) conscious, awake, deliberate. anymwybyddiaeth unconsciousness; synonyms (n) stupor, blackout, insensibility, trance, faint, ignorance, anesthesia, dullness, forgetfulness, oblivion; antonym (n) consciousness. anynad 1. brawling; synonyms (adj) fighting, quarrelsome, blatant, active, bawling, belligerent, boisterous, pugnacious, choleric, clamoring, 2. peevish; synonyms (adj) fractious, fretful, irritable, irascible, morose, testy, moody, cantankerous, captious, cross, 3. petulant; synonyms (adj) peevish, cranky, pettish, touchy, crabby, grouchy, grumpy, huffy, nettlesome, sullen; antonym (adj) easygoing. anysgrifenedig unwritten; synonyms (adj) oral, spoken, verbal, vocal, spontaneous, traditional, (v)
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lingual, phonetic, unrecorded, unregistered; antonym (adj) written. anystwyth 1. stiff; synonyms (adj) rigid, hard, difficult, formal, inflexible, firm, numb, (n) stark, cadaver, corpse; antonyms (adj) relaxed, flexible, floppy, soft, supple, free, pliable, 2. inflexible; synonyms (adj) fixed, stiff, uncompromising, harsh, immovable, inexorable, rigorous, unbending, dogged, obdurate; antonyms (adj) compliant, accommodating, adaptable, irresolute, stretchy, 3. rigid; synonyms (adj) austere, set, strict, exacting, severe, stern, tense, tight, tough, determined; antonym (adj) elastic. anystwytho stiffen; synonyms (v) harden, set, indurate, ossify, tighten, brace, congeal, reinforce, fortify, intensify. anystyriaeth 1. heedlessness; synonyms (n) neglect, negligence, rashness, carelessness, inadvertence, inattention, inattentiveness, indifference, recklessness, disregard, 2. recklessness; synonyms (n) foolhardiness, desperation, extravagance, heedlessness, temerity, (v) imprudence; antonyms (n) care, caution, carefulness, 3. rashness; synonyms (n) haste, hastiness, precipitation, folly, indiscretion, precipitancy, mindlessness. anystyriol 1. heedless; synonyms (adj) careless, reckless, inattentive, neglectful, negligent, rash, thoughtless, blind, forgetful, inadvertent; antonym (adj) heedful, 2. reckless; synonyms (adj) heedless, foolhardy, hasty, imprudent, incautious, extravagant, wanton, daring, brash, desperate; antonyms (adj) careful, cautious, prudent, sensible, wise, 3. rash; synonyms (adj) impetuous, precipitate, audacious, headlong, heady, impulsive, inconsiderate, indiscreet, sudden, (n) eruption; antonyms (adj) considered, deliberate. aparatws apparatus; synonyms (n) appliance, device, implement, instrument, plant, tackle, equipment, gadget, gear, machine. apeliad appeal; synonyms (n) plea, address, application, attraction, (v) charm, request, sue, ask, attract, beseech; antonyms (n) unpleasantness, (v) repel. apelio appeal; synonyms (n) plea, address, application, attraction, (v) charm, request, sue, ask, attract, beseech; antonyms (n) unpleasantness, (v) repel. apeliwr appellant; synonyms (n) litigant, accuser, appealant, applicant, claimant, complainant, petitioner, plaintiff, pursuer, (adj) appellate. apelydd appellant; synonyms (n) litigant, accuser, appealant, applicant, claimant, complainant, petitioner, plaintiff, pursuer, (adj) appellate.
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apostol apostle; synonyms (n) disciple, follower, propagandist, believer, missionary, advocate, munshi, proselyte, saint, evangelist. apostoliaeth apostleship; synonyms (n) apostolate, hierarch, prelacy, priesthood, ministry. apothecari apothecary; synonyms (n) chemist, druggist, pharmacist, pharmacy, dispensatory, pharmacopolist, potecary, pothecary. apwyntio appoint; synonyms (v) assign, nominate, accredit, delegate, designate, prescribe, set, create, choose, (n) name. ar 1. over; synonyms (adv) beyond, across, more, by, (prep) above, during, (n) overs, (adj) finished, done, extra, 2. on; synonyms (prep) at, about, concerning, in, into, upon, (adv) forth, (adj) forward, aboard, (prf) along; antonym (adv) off. arab 1. witty; synonyms (adj) humorous, amusing, funny, facetious, intelligent, jocular, brilliant, (v) clever, smart, sharp; antonym (adj) serious, 2. facetious; synonyms (adj) droll, comical, frivolous, comic, whimsical, jocose, laughable, merry, bantering, (n) witty, 3. jocular; synonyms (adj) cheerful, hilarious, jesting, bright, frolicsome, blithe, (adv) jocosely, 4. merry (llawen); synonyms (adj) gay, joyful, lively, glad, jolly, jovial, brisk, festive, happy, (n) convivial; antonym (adj) sad, 5. pleasant; synonyms (adj) acceptable, agreeable, amiable, charming, kindly, nice, affable, attractive, clear, comfortable; antonyms (adj) unpleasant, disagreeable, disgusting, foul, gruesome, harsh, horrible, nasty, repugnant, shocking. arabedd 1. wit; synonyms (n) humor, wag, humorist, satire, repartee, brain, mentality, sense, sagacity, (adj) irony; antonym (n) tragedy, 2. facetiousness; synonyms (n) jocularity, humorousness, caprices, capriciousness, comedy, disposition, levity, urbanity, wit, freaks, 3. humor; synonyms (n) caprice, fancy, temper, mood, spirit, freak, character, (v) indulge, gratify, humour. arabus witty; synonyms (adj) humorous, amusing, funny, facetious, intelligent, jocular, brilliant, (v) clever, smart, sharp; antonym (adj) serious. aradr plow; synonyms (n) plough, furrow, (v) farm, cultivate, hoe, rake, till, address, cover, deal. aradrwr plowman; synonyms (n) ploughman, farmer, plougher, plower, (v) cultivator, husbandman, tiller. araf slow; synonyms (adj) dull, late, easy, sluggish, heavy, dense, dim, gradual, (v) slack, (adv) behind; antonyms (adj) fast, intelligent, rapid, bright, alert, brisk, hasty, prompt, quick, (v) accelerate. arafeiddiwch 1. deliberation; synonyms (n) consideration, cogitation, counsel, caution, debate, advisement, attention, contemplation, (adj) calculation, circumspection, 2. gentleness;
synonyms (n) clemency, courtesy, compassion, kindliness, benevolence, lenity, meekness, mercy, (adj) kindness, benignity; antonyms (n) cruelty, fierceness, harshness, severity, violence, ferocity. arafiad deceleration; synonyms (n) retardation, slowdown, backwardness, slowing, lag, slowness, subnormality. arafu 1. quiet; synonyms (adj) still, lull, pacify, cool, gentle, (v) appease, moderate, (n) calm, hush, compose; antonyms (adj) loud, noisy, talkative, vociferous, active, (n) noise, 2. slow; synonyms (adj) dull, late, easy, sluggish, heavy, dense, dim, gradual, (v) slack, (adv) behind; antonyms (adj) fast, intelligent, rapid, bright, alert, brisk, hasty, prompt, quick, (v) accelerate, 3. moderate; synonyms (adj) temperate, abstemious, middling, mild, (v) mitigate, allay, curb, diminish, lessen, (adv) check; antonyms (adj) extreme, immoderate, radical, (v) increase, intensify. arafwch 1. slowness; synonyms (n) laziness, dilatoriness, awkwardness, backwardness, deliberation, lateness, lethargy, dullness, indolence, (adj) delay; antonyms (n) haste, quickness, rapidity, speed, cleverness, intelligence, 2. moderation; synonyms (n) temperance, abstinence, abstemiousness, moderateness, alleviation, measure, patience, restraint, sobriety, easing; antonyms (n) gluttony, intemperance, overindulgence. arail 1. guard; synonyms (n) defend, defense, bulwark, care, cover, escort, protection, watchman, custody, (v) shield, 2. cultivate; synonyms (v) civilize, educate, grow, produce, train, advance, breed, crop, develop, domesticate; antonym (v) neglect, 3. foster; synonyms (v) cultivate, encourage, cherish, boost, foment, further, nurture, rear, support, entertain, 4. attending; synonyms (adj) concomitant, attendant, accompanying, adjunct, ancillary, coincident, (n) attendance, presence, aid, attention, consider also 5. care for; synonyms (v) fancy, like, love, protect, treat, keep, attend, safeguard, tend, affect. araith 1. address; synonyms (n) accost, lecture, abode, discourse, residence, skill, speech, allocution, (v) greet, call; antonym (v) ignore, 2. speech; synonyms (n) address, delivery, expression, conversation, language, sermon, diction, communication, (v) say, saying, 3. oration; synonym (n) harangue. arall 1. other; synonyms (adj) additional, another, different, extra, further, more, new, second, distinct, dissimilar; antonym (adj) same, 2. else; synonyms (adv) besides, also, moreover, (n) threat, (adj) other, fresh.
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aralleg allegory; synonyms (n) fable, parable,
arbenigo specialize; synonyms (v) particularize,
apologue, emblem, metaphor, symbol, story, (adj) simile, type. aralleiriad paraphrase; synonyms (n) translation, paraphrasis, version, burlesque, caricature, (v) interpret, rephrase, reword, translate, render. aralleirio paraphrase; synonyms (n) translation, paraphrasis, version, burlesque, caricature, (v) interpret, rephrase, reword, translate, render. araul 1. sunlit; synonyms (adj) sunny, bright, sunstruck, clear, fair, fine, luminous; antonym (adj) dark, 2. serene; synonyms (adj) sedate, calm, peaceful, placid, quiet, composed, impassive, tranquil, gentle, collected; antonyms (adj) agitated, anxious, 3. sunny; synonyms (adj) cheerful, gay, merry, blithe, brilliant, radiant, shining, shiny, happy, jovial; antonym (adj) overcast. arawd 1. speech; synonyms (n) address, delivery, expression, lecture, conversation, discourse, language, sermon, diction, (v) say, 2. prayer; synonyms (n) petition, invocation, appeal, entreaty, plea, orison, request, suit, litany, devotion, 3. praise; synonyms (n) compliment, acclaim, applause, (v) applaud, approve, commend, extol, honor, flatter, celebrate; antonyms (n) criticism, disparagement, (v) criticize, belittle, disparage, rebuke, reprimand, reproach, scold, chastise, 4. oration; synonyms (n) harangue, speech. arbed 1. avoid; synonyms (v) shun, avert, parry, escape, evade, abstain, annul, circumvent, duck, (adj) eschew; antonyms (v) confront, associate, face, tackle, 2. spare; synonyms (adj) reserve, slender, excess, save, slight, additional, (v) free, meager, exempt, (n) extra, 3. save; synonyms (v) deliver, economize, rescue, conserve, hoard, keep, maintain, preserve, liberate, (prep) except; antonyms (v) spend, squander, waste. arbedol 1. saving; synonyms (n) economy, conservation, preservation, rescue, cut, (adj) economical, frugal, thrifty, save, chary; antonym (n) extravagance, 2. sparing; synonyms (v) meager, spare, moderate, (adj) saving, scanty, poor, careful, parsimonious, niggardly, scant; antonym (adj) spendthrift. arbedwr 1. miser; synonyms (n) churl, curmudgeon, hunks, muckworm, niggard, skinflint, accumulator, collector, magpie, muckerer, 2. savior; synonyms (n) deliverer, rescuer, saviour, saver, redeemer, benefactor, deliveryman, donor, recoverer, champion. arbelydriad irradiation; synonyms (n) radiotherapy, beam, radiation, actinotherapy, light, brilliancy, edification, irradiancy, halation, luster. arbelydru irradiate; synonyms (v) illuminate, enlighten, radiate, lighten, ray, shine.
specify, determine, narrow, differentiate, specialise, designate, individualize, realize. arbenigrwydd 1. distinction; synonyms (n) contrast, difference, discrimination, eminence, rank, dissimilarity, demarcation, celebrity, prestige, reputation; antonym (n) similarity, 2. prominence; synonyms (n) hump, importance, protuberance, height, bulge, consequence, distinction, projection, fame, moment; antonym (n) obscurity, 3. speciality; synonyms (n) specialty, particular, distinctiveness, metier, peculiarity, specialism, forte, field, feature, particularity. arbenigwr 1. specialist; synonyms (adj) expert, specialized, specialistic, choice, (n) authority, professional, connoisseur, craftsman, doctor, epicurean; antonym (n) amateur, 2. expert; synonyms (adj) adept, adroit, dexterous, skillful, able, clever, experienced, accomplished, (n) proficient, critic; antonyms (adj) unskilled, inept, inferior, untrained, (n) beginner. arbennig special; synonyms (adj) particular, especial, individual, limited, rare, different, distinguished, distinct, express, (adv) apart; antonym (adj) ordinary. arbrawf experiment; synonyms (n) test, attempt, essay, trial, tentative, try, examination, taste, (v) examine, venture. arbrofi experiment; synonyms (n) test, attempt, essay, trial, tentative, try, examination, taste, (v) examine, venture. arbrofol experimental; synonyms (adj) empirical, tentative, scientific, observational, pilot, test, trial. arc arc; synonyms (n) arch, bow, bend, crescent, curvature, spark, sweep, (v) curve. arch 1. trunk; synonyms (n) stem, boot, torso, body, bole, proboscis, snout, stalk, box, stock, 2. request; synonyms (n) petition, bid, prayer, application, (v) demand, ask, invite, order, pray, appeal; antonym (v) command, 3. waist; synonyms (n) waistline, shank, middle, belly, blouse, cannon, arch, (adj) neck, stricture, wasp, 4. behest; synonyms (n) dictate, bidding, charge, dictum, fiat, hest, injunction, mandate, ordinance, act, 5. coffin; synonyms (n) casket, chest, cask, hearse, urn, automobile, basket, contention, controversy, (v) bury, 6. ark; synonyms (n) broadhorn, bully, dory, droger, home, abode, address, apartment, asylum, berth, 7. bidding; synonyms (n) behest, request, call, dictation, invitation, summons, (adj) imperative, 8. petition; synonyms (n) entreaty, invocation, asking, (v) desire, beg, claim, crave, apply, entreat, sue. archadeiladydd architect; synonyms (n) creator, designer, founder, inventor, maker, originator, producer, artificer, author, builder; antonym (n) destroyer.
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archaeoleg archaeology; synonyms (n) archeology, palaetiology, paleology. archaeolegwr archaeologist; synonyms (n) archeologist, archaeologian, classicist, excavator, paleologist, paleontologist, prehistorian, scientist. archangel archangel; synonyms (n) angel, seraph, cherub. archdeyrnaeth 1. despotism; synonyms (n) absolutism, autocracy, dictatorship, tyranny, monocracy, oppression, authoritarianism, cruelty, (adj) violence, antinomy; antonym (n) democracy, 2. monarchy; synonyms (n) kingdom, empire, realm, domain, crown, department, dominion, nation, reign, land. archeb 1. order; synonyms (n) command, decree, dictate, array, rank, sort, (v) direct, commission, arrange, call; antonyms (n) anarchy, chaos, confusion, mayhem, mess, (v) disorder, request, 2. draft; synonyms (n) bill, conscription, sketch, check, drawing, (v) draught, outline, design, blueprint, compose; antonym (v) discharge. archebu order; synonyms (n) command, decree, dictate, array, rank, sort, (v) direct, commission, arrange, call; antonyms (n) anarchy, chaos, confusion, mayhem, mess, (v) disorder, request. archen 1. shoe; synonyms (n) boot, horseshoe, skid, clog, splint, spoke, sprit, base, stilts, stirrup, 2. clothing; synonyms (n) clothes, apparel, attire, dress, gear, outfit, threads, habit, wear, (v) vesture. archenad 1. clothing; synonyms (n) clothes, apparel, attire, dress, gear, outfit, threads, habit, wear, (v) vesture, 2. shoe; synonyms (n) boot, horseshoe, skid, clog, splint, spoke, sprit, base, stilts, stirrup. archesgob archbishop; synonyms (n) metropolitan, bishop, clergyman, elder, eminence, minister, reverence, archdeacon, beneficiary, (adj) primate. archesgobaeth archbishopric; synonyms (n) archiepiscopacy, archiepiscopate, pontificate, primacy. archfa stench; synonyms (n) stink, fetor, odor, malodor, malodour, mephitis, foetor, (v) reek, smell. archiad 1. bidding; synonyms (n) behest, command, order, dictate, bid, charge, request, call, dictation, (adj) imperative, 2. behest; synonyms (n) bidding, dictum, fiat, hest, injunction, mandate, ordinance, act. archoll 1. wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, cut, damage, offend, injure, 2. cut (torri); synonyms (v) carve, chop, clip, abbreviate, abridge, bite, (n) notch, slice, cutting, nick; antonyms (v) increase, lengthen, (n) addition, extension. archolli wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, cut, damage, offend, injure.
archwaeth 1. appetite; synonyms (n) desire, appetence, appetency, relish, craving, gusto, inclination, liking, passion, stomach; antonym (n) dislike, 2. taste; synonyms (n) bit, flavor, morsel, penchant, appetite, drink, (v) savor, sample, smack, discernment; antonym (n) tastelessness. archwaethu 1. taste; synonyms (n) bit, flavor, liking, morsel, penchant, appetite, (v) relish, savor, sample, smack; antonyms (n) dislike, tastelessness, 2. savor; synonyms (v) enjoy, smell, bask, (n) taste, gusto, sapidity, flavour, savour, tang, gust. archwiliad 1. audit; synonyms (n) survey, examination, review, scrutiny, (v) check, balance, inspect, examine, prove, scrutinize, 2. examination; synonyms (n) audit, exam, search, test, consideration, exploration, inquiry, investigation, study, (adj) examen. archwilio 1. examine; synonyms (v) assay, audit, consider, overhaul, try, check, control, search, survey, ascertain, 2. audit; synonyms (n) examination, review, scrutiny, (v) balance, inspect, examine, prove, scrutinize, 3. explore; synonyms (v) delve, research, discover, hunt, investigate, plumb, probe, prospect, view, do. archwiliwr 1. explorer; synonyms (n) adventurer, pioneer, traveler, scout, tourist, discoverer, excursionist, 2. auditor; synonyms (n) accountant, hearer, listener, bookkeeper, attendant, attendee, attender, clerk, investigator, assessor. ardal 1. district; synonyms (n) area, quarter, region, community, neighborhood, territory, circuit, county, field, (adj) local, 2. region; synonyms (n) land, country, district, domain, part, realm, division, locality, province, belt. ardalaeth region; synonyms (n) land, country, field, area, district, domain, part, realm, circuit, division. ardalydd marquis; synonyms (n) marquess, marquisate, margrave. ardalyddes marquess; synonym (n) marquis. arddel 1. claim; synonyms (n) call, charge, allegation, privilege, (v) demand, ask, assert, exact, arrogate, contend; antonyms (v) deny, disclaim, forfeit, 2. avow; synonyms (v) allow, admit, affirm, declare, confess, protest, attest, (adj) acknowledge, own, (n) aver; antonym (v) disavow, 3. own; synonyms (v) have, concede, grant, hold, possess, get, accept, avow, (adj) individual, proper. arddeliad 1. approval; synonyms (n) acceptance, applause, approbation, acclaim, agreement, recognition, admiration, acclamation, acknowledgment, acquiescence; antonyms (n) disapproval, rejection, condemnation, scorn, criticism, 2. conviction; synonyms (n) assurance, belief, certainty, confidence, persuasion, faith, trust, firmness, creed, determination; antonym (n) uncertainty, 3. unction; synonyms (n) inunction,
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Welsh - English balm, ointment, salve, unguent, cream, fulsomeness, greasiness, (v) glow, (adj) grace. ardderchog 1. excellent; synonyms (adj) choice, estimable, admirable, superior, capital, beautiful, distinctive, brilliant, fantastic, (n) worthy; antonyms (adj) inferior, poor, abysmal, awful, mediocre, 2. noble; synonyms (adj) dignified, imposing, magnificent, glorious, distinguished, elevated, exalted, generous, (n) grand, excellent; antonyms (adj) lower-class, selfish, shameful, humble, dishonorable, lowly, 3. splendid; synonyms (adj) fine, gorgeous, illustrious, noble, royal, gallant, proud, good, impressive, luxurious. ardderchogrwydd excellency; synonyms (n) excellence, highness, merit, mightiness, adore, arrogance, boast, boastfulness, brilliancy, chastity. arddodi 1. impose; synonyms (v) force, dictate, charge, enforce, exact, prescribe, clamp, deceive, burden, enjoin, 2. prefix; synonyms (n) preamble, foreword, prelude, proem, proemium, prolegomena, prolepsis, (v) preface, attach, prepose. arddodiad 1. imposition; synonyms (n) deception, exaction, cheat, deceit, imposture, trick, demand, hoax, delusion, fraud, 2. preposition; synonyms (n) discourse, exposition. arddu plow; synonyms (n) plough, furrow, (v) farm, cultivate, hoe, rake, till, address, cover, deal. arddull style; synonyms (n) fashion, name, form, kind, method, mode, pattern, (v) call, entitle, (adj) manner. arddullio imitate; synonyms (v) copy, duplicate, forge, ape, emulate, follow, feign, counterfeit, mimic, mock. arddulliwr 1. imitator; synonyms (n) mimic, follower, ape, copycat, impersonator, copier, emulator, aper, 2. stylist; synonyms (n) hairdresser, styler, hairstylist, creator, inventor, engineer. arddullydd 1. imitator; synonyms (n) mimic, follower, ape, copycat, impersonator, copier, emulator, aper, 2. stylist; synonyms (n) hairdresser, styler, hairstylist, creator, inventor, engineer. arddun 1. beautiful (prydferth); synonyms (adj) attractive, good-looking, bright, beauteous, fine, handsome, lovely, picturesque, pleasant, pretty; antonyms (adj) ugly, unattractive, 2. sublime; synonyms (adj) dignified, grand, lofty, majestic, magnificent, elevated, exalted, noble, glorious, (v) sacred. arddunedd sublimity; synonyms (n) nobility, elevation, majesty, loftiness, magnificence, dignity, greatness, (adj) grandeur, splendor, solemnity. ardduniad 1. fame; synonyms (n) credit, distinction, report, reputation, bruit, honor, prestige, renown, buzz, (v) celebrity; antonyms (n) infamy, obscurity,
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anonymity, 2. beauty; synonyms (n) splendor, attractiveness, beaut, charm, loveliness, pulchritude, dish, elegance, grace, grandeur; antonym (n) ugliness, 3. sublimity; synonyms (n) nobility, elevation, majesty, loftiness, magnificence, dignity, greatness, (adj) solemnity, heroism. ardduniant sublimity; synonyms (n) nobility, elevation, majesty, loftiness, magnificence, dignity, greatness, (adj) grandeur, splendor, solemnity. arddunol 1. beautiful (prydferth); synonyms (adj) attractive, good-looking, bright, beauteous, fine, handsome, lovely, picturesque, pleasant, pretty; antonyms (adj) ugly, unattractive, 2. sublime; synonyms (adj) dignified, grand, lofty, majestic, magnificent, elevated, exalted, noble, glorious, (v) sacred. arddwr 1. farmer; synonyms (n) countryman, agriculturist, rustic, husbandman, granger, sodbuster, yeoman, producer, sower, woodcutter, 2. plowman; synonyms (n) ploughman, farmer, plougher, plower, (v) cultivator, tiller. arddwrn wrist; synonyms (n) carpus, (v) finger, hand, paw. arddywediad dictation; synonyms (n) command, bid, bidding, control, copy, record, text, transcript, mastery, play. ardreth 1. rent; synonyms (n) breach, cleft, fissure, lease, let, crevice, break, crack, (v) hire, charter, 2. rate; synonyms (n) price, worth, pace, value, (v) assess, estimate, evaluate, appreciate, appraise, compute. ardrethol hired; synonyms (v) compensated, contented, paid, (adj) employed, leased, chartered, hack, hackneyed, mercenary, hireling. ardrethu rent; synonyms (n) breach, cleft, fissure, lease, let, crevice, break, crack, (v) hire, charter. ardwy 1. protection; synonyms (n) defense, care, conservation, cover, custody, defence, guardianship, security, shelter, (v) guard; antonym (n) destruction, 2. ruler; synonyms (n) master, governor, monarch, leader, dynast, prince, chief, head, (adj) rule, regent. ardyst attested; synonyms (adj) authenticated, documented, authoritative, avowed, guaranteed, historical, valid, certificated, credentialed. ardystiad 1. attestation; synonyms (n) testimony, affirmation, confirmation, evidence, attest, assertion, certificate, proof, affidavit, 2. endorsement; synonyms (n) approbation, corroboration, sanction, approval, authorization, countenance, permission, authority, verification, authentication, 3. pledge; synonyms (n) bond, gage, assurance, engage, promise, plight, (v) pawn, wager, covenant, guarantee. ardystiedig 1. attested; synonyms (adj) authenticated, documented, authoritative, avowed, guaranteed,
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historical, valid, certificated, credentialed, 2. endorsed; synonyms (adj) official, accepted, accredited, ascribed, attributed, authorized, certified, credited, lawful, legal; antonyms (adj) unofficial, informal. ardystio 1. attest; synonyms (v) affirm, assert, certify, verify, assure, argue, authenticate, confirm, demonstrate, endorse, 2. endorse; synonyms (v) defend, approve, back, corroborate, countenance, guarantee, support, acknowledge, adopt, advocate; antonyms (v) disapprove, oppose, 3. pledge; synonyms (n) bond, gage, assurance, engage, promise, plight, bet, (v) pawn, wager, covenant. aredig plow; synonyms (n) plough, furrow, (v) farm, cultivate, hoe, rake, till, address, cover, deal. areitheg rhetoric; synonyms (n) oratory, eloquence, grandiosity, rant, elocution, grandiloquence, magniloquence, palaver. areithfa 1. platform; synonyms (n) dais, floor, rostrum, stage, stand, plan, pulpit, ambo, arena, (v) program, 2. pulpit; synonyms (n) podium, platform, stump, state, theater, soapbox, table, auditorium, snout. areithio speak; synonyms (v) express, converse, pronounce, articulate, deliver, say, utter, discourse, recite, talk. areithiwr 1. speaker; synonyms (n) loudspeaker, narrator, orator, president, spokesman, conversationalist, chairman, talker, utterer, principal, 2. orator; synonyms (n) rhetorician, speaker, speechmaker, speechifier, declaimer, proposer, chatterer, gossip, (v) oratress, oratrix. areithydd 1. orator; synonyms (n) rhetorician, speaker, speechmaker, speechifier, declaimer, conversationalist, proposer, chatterer, (v) oratress, oratrix, 2. speaker; synonyms (n) loudspeaker, narrator, orator, president, spokesman, chairman, talker, utterer, principal. areithyddiaeth 1. elocution; synonyms (n) diction, delivery, enunciation, pronunciation, rhetoric, accent, articulation, dramatic, expression, intonation, 2. rhetoric; synonyms (n) oratory, eloquence, grandiosity, rant, elocution, grandiloquence, magniloquence, palaver, 3. oratory; synonyms (n) speech, church, chapel, tabernacle, basilica, cathedral, chantry, conventicle, kirk, meetinghouse. arel laurel; synonyms (n) honor, decoration, medal, prize, title, cordon, coronet, cross, garter, riband. aren 1. kidney; synonyms (n) class, variety, feather, kind, nature, stripe, mettle, type, description, order, 2. arms; synonyms (n) arm, armament, weaponry, shield, ordnance, blazon, munition, weapons, (v) war.
arestiad arrest; synonyms (n) stop, check, halt, apprehension, custody, hold, (v) capture, catch, apprehend, collar; antonyms (v) release, discharge. arestio arrest; synonyms (n) stop, check, halt, apprehension, custody, hold, (v) capture, catch, apprehend, collar; antonyms (v) release, discharge. arf 1. weapon; synonyms (n) gun, arm, missile, artillery, blade, firearm, spear, steel, tool, implement, 2. arm (braich); synonyms (n) branch, wing, bay, department, division, limb, might, offshoot, (v) equip, furnish; antonym (v) disarm, 3. arms; synonyms (n) armament, weaponry, shield, ordnance, blazon, munition, order, weapons, (v) war, 4. tool; synonyms (n) instrument, machine, puppet, pawn, device, gadget, apparatus, appliance, cock, contrivance. arfaeth 1. design; synonyms (n) aim, purpose, scheme, conception, drawing, arrangement, device, (v) plan, conceive, contrive; antonym (n) chance, 2. decree; synonyms (n) command, act, edict, (v) order, award, decide, enact, ordain, rule, will, 3. purpose; synonyms (n) design, mind, effect, end, purport, resolve, motive, (v) intention, project, object. arfaethu 1. plan; synonyms (n) aim, map, figure, chart, intent, outline, pattern, (v) design, devise, intend, 2. design; synonyms (n) purpose, scheme, conception, drawing, arrangement, device, idea, (v) plan, conceive, contrive; antonym (n) chance, 3. intend; synonyms (v) destine, mean, determine, contemplate, denote, consider, believe, import, calculate, designate, 4. purpose; synonyms (n) mind, effect, end, purport, resolve, motive, determination, (v) intention, project, object. arfarnu evaluate; synonyms (v) appraise, assess, calculate, gauge, estimate, value, grade, measure, rank, reckon. arfdy armory; synonyms (n) arsenal, armoury, armamentary, hall, inventory, magazine, armor, center, depot, dump. arfeddyd 1. intention; synonyms (n) idea, aim, end, intent, design, drift, goal, purpose, cause, animus, 2. purpose; synonyms (n) plan, mind, effect, purport, resolve, motive, determination, (v) intention, project, object. arfer 1. use (defnydd); synonyms (n) custom, practice, benefit, habit, (v) exercise, employ, employment, expend, profit, (adj) usage; antonym (v) conserve, 2. habit; synonyms (n) clothing, attire, character, convention, dress, garb, ritual, use, addiction, clothes, 3. custom; synonyms (n) tradition, fashion, impost, method, observance, order, rite, rule, (v) accustom, (adj) bespoke, 4. practice; synonyms (n) discipline, experience, form, application, performance, process, (v) drill, act, apply, rehearse, 5. accustom; synonyms (v)
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Welsh - English familiarize, acquaint, adjust, habituate, season, teach, acclimate, adapt, assimilate, train. arferiad 1. use (defnydd); synonyms (n) custom, practice, benefit, habit, (v) exercise, employ, employment, expend, profit, (adj) usage; antonym (v) conserve, 2. practice; synonyms (n) fashion, convention, discipline, experience, form, observance, application, (v) drill, use, act; antonym (n) performance, 3. habit; synonyms (n) clothing, attire, character, dress, garb, ritual, addiction, clothes, disposition, apparel, 4. custom; synonyms (n) tradition, impost, method, order, rite, rule, tax, (v) accustom, trade, (adj) bespoke. arferol 1. customary; synonyms (adj) common, accustomed, conventional, habitual, usual, commonplace, ordinary, traditional, average, everyday; antonym (adj) unusual, 2. usual; synonyms (adj) familiar, general, normal, routine, public, prevalent, natural, (n) customary, regular, (v) frequent; antonyms (adj) unconventional, abnormal, extraordinary. arffed lap; synonyms (n) circle, circuit, fold, coil, knee, (v) lick, overlap, bind, (adv) compass, encircle. arfin knife-edge; synonym (n) fold. arfod 1. guard; synonyms (n) defend, defense, bulwark, care, cover, escort, protection, watchman, custody, (v) shield, 2. battle; synonyms (n) combat, contest, struggle, clash, conflict, war, action, (v) fight, brawl, encounter, 3. armor; synonyms (n) armour, armature, guard, safeguard, security, (v) mask, 4. fight; synonyms (v) quarrel, feud, argue, bicker, campaign, contend, (n) battle, dispute, engagement, contention; antonyms (v) agree, retreat, withdrawal, 5. opportunity; synonyms (n) chance, opening, luck, occasion, crack, event, room, time, alternative, break, 6. occasion; synonyms (n) case, episode, happening, incident, juncture, (v) cause, create, beget, breed, induce. arfog armed; synonyms (adj) equipped, military, fitted, aggressive, compulsory, fit, forcible, prepared, ready, violent; antonyms (adj) unarmed, unprotected. arfogaeth 1. armament; synonyms (n) arming, guard, protection, shield, (v) accouterment, equipment, outfit, 2. armor; synonyms (n) armour, armature, defense, safeguard, security, (v) mask. arfogi 1. arm (braich); synonyms (n) branch, wing, bay, department, division, limb, might, offshoot, (v) equip, furnish; antonym (v) disarm, 2. accoutre; synonyms (v) accouter, fit, attire. arfoll 1. oath; synonyms (n) curse, expletive, malediction, affidavit, cuss, pledge, promise, swearing, assurance, adjuration, 2. pledge; synonyms (n) bond, gage, engage, plight, bet, (v) pawn, wager, covenant, guarantee, contract.
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arfordir coast; synonyms (n) bank, beach, seaside, shore, seashore, sand, seacoast, (v) glide, slide, drift; antonym (n) interior. arfwisg armor; synonyms (n) armour, shield, armature, defense, guard, protection, safeguard, security, (v) mask. argae 1. weir; synonyms (n) dam, boom, penstock, barrier, block, gate, wall, wear, 2. embankment; synonyms (n) bank, bulwark, jetty, mound, pier, fortification, defense, edge, esplanade, grade, 3. barrage; synonyms (n) attack, round, flood, shower, volley, deluge, onslaught, (v) bombard, hail, 4. dam; synonyms (n) barrage, barricade, dike, dyke, decameter, decametre, (v) prevent, bar, close, impede. argaen veneer; synonyms (n) face, facade, facing, coating, cover, pretense, (v) varnish, gloss, coat, plate. argan lamentation; synonyms (n) lament, dirge, grief, complaint, cry, mourning, plaint, regret, crying, moan. argeisio seek; synonyms (v) search, attempt, endeavor, hunt, look, inquire, aspire, beg, explore, (n) ask. argel 1. hidden; synonyms (adj) clandestine, concealed, obscure, dark, covert, latent, secret, arcane, buried, confidential; antonyms (adj) obvious, exposed, open, active, noticeable, overt, revealing, 2. concealment; synonyms (n) cover, suppression, concealing, confidentiality, disguise, hiding, screen, secrecy, privacy, blind; antonym (n) discovery, 3. refuge; synonyms (n) protection, asylum, sanctuary, resort, retreat, safety, haven, shelter, harbor, (v) recourse, 4. occult; synonyms (v) mystic, (adj) hidden, cryptic, mysterious, cryptical, esoteric, magical, unseen, mystical, recondite, 5. secret; synonyms (adj) furtive, occult, intimate, personal, (n) arcanum, enigma, mystery, (v) private, secluded, close; antonyms (n) known, public. arglwydd 1. baron; synonyms (n) mogul, king, magnate, earl, tycoon, thane, ability, businessperson, (v) man, consort, 2. lord; synonyms (n) chief, master, noble, sir, seignior, almighty, creator, gentleman, maker, mistress. arglwyddaidd lordly; synonyms (adj) dignified, grand, haughty, proud, arrogant, disdainful, domineering, imperious, lofty, (v) noble. arglwyddes lady; synonyms (n) dame, gentlewoman, female, ma'am, matron, wife, woman, noble, (v) squaw; antonym (n) man. arglwyddiaeth 1. dominion; synonyms (n) authority, control, domination, domain, command, kingdom, power, reign, rule, sway, 2. lordship; synonyms (n) dominion, ownership, supremacy, dynasty,
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grandeeship, judge, proprietorship, seigniory, sovereignty. argoel 1. sign; synonyms (n) signal, indication, mark, motion, portent, brand, emblem, imprint, (v) gesture, indicate, 2. token; synonyms (adj) nominal, (n) memento, souvenir, note, keepsake, relic, sign, trace, stamp, remembrance, 3. omen; synonyms (n) presage, bode, forerunner, foreboding, (v) harbinger, herald, augury, betoken, foreshadow, foretell. argoeli 1. augur; synonyms (v) foretell, portend, presage, bode, foreshadow, promise, anticipate, forecast, indicate, omen, 2. bode; synonyms (v) augur, bespeak, betoken, predict, signal, abode, prognosticate, auspicate, 3. betoken; synonyms (n) denote, show, (v) mark, imply, prefigure, forebode, foretoken, import, mean, point, 4. portend; synonyms (v) herald, prophesy, announce, divine, signify, call, forewarn, threaten. argoeliad 1. sign; synonyms (n) signal, indication, mark, motion, portent, brand, emblem, imprint, (v) gesture, indicate, 2. opinion; synonyms (n) judgment, feeling, notion, idea, belief, advice, conjecture, guess, impression, meaning. argoelus ominous; synonyms (adj) dark, baleful, ill, inauspicious, menacing, threatening, black, fateful, forbidding, grim; antonym (adj) favorable. argraff 1. impression; synonyms (n) belief, conception, feeling, idea, imprint, depression, image, mark, notion, dent, 2. imprint; synonyms (n) brand, impression, stamp, print, effect, (v) impress, engrave, inscribe, cast, make, 3. print; synonyms (n) engraving, copy, lettering, picture, facsimile, letterpress, reproduction, type, (v) photograph, issue. argraffedig printed; synonyms (adj) print, imprinted, stamped, embossed, marked. argraffiad 1. edition; synonyms (n) version, print, circulation, copy, issue, number, adaptation, book, rendering, translation, 2. impression; synonyms (n) belief, conception, feeling, idea, imprint, depression, image, mark, notion, dent. argraffu 1. impress; synonyms (v) imprint, affect, mark, move, print, inscribe, instill, touch, (n) stamp, impression, 2. print; synonyms (n) engraving, copy, lettering, picture, facsimile, letterpress, (v) impress, photograph, issue, engrave. argraffwr printer; synonyms (n) pressman, typographer, correspondent, newspaperman, newspaperwoman, newswriter, imprinter. argraffydd printer; synonyms (n) pressman, typographer, correspondent, newspaperman, newspaperwoman, newswriter, imprinter. argyfwng crisis; synonyms (n) exigency, conjuncture, difficulty, emergency, juncture, pinch, circumstance, dilemma, situation, strait.
argyhoeddi 1. convince; synonyms (v) assure, persuade, convert, sway, convict, entice, induce, reassure, disarm, (adj) satisfy; antonyms (v) discourage, dissuade, 2. convict; synonyms (n) captive, felon, con, criminal, inmate, jailbird, prisoner, (v) condemn, convince, confute; antonym (v) acquit, 3. reprove; synonyms (v) admonish, blame, censure, chide, reprimand, reproach, lecture, accuse, castigate, (n) rebuke; antonym (v) praise, 4. rebuke; synonyms (n) rebuff, admonition, reproof, admonishment, rap, (v) berate, caution, check, scold, attack; antonyms (v) commend, compliment. argyhoeddiad conviction; synonyms (n) assurance, belief, certainty, condemnation, confidence, persuasion, faith, trust, firmness, creed; antonym (n) uncertainty. argyhoeddiadol convincing; synonyms (adj) conclusive, cogent, compelling, forceful, persuasive, believable, impressive, likely, probable, credible; antonym (adj) unconvincing. argyllaeth 1. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness, 2. mourning; synonyms (n) grief, lament, lamentation, bereavement, gloom, sorrowfulness, sadness, sorrow, (v) lamenting, (adj) grieving. argymell 1. recommend; synonyms (v) advise, advocate, counsel, propose, commend, offer, suggest, move, praise, urge, 2. urge; synonyms (n) goad, spur, drive, impulse, (v) push, press, force, impel, incite, induce; antonym (v) discourage. argymhelliad inducement; synonyms (n) incentive, attraction, cause, enticement, incitement, impulse, bait, motive, occasion, temptation; antonym (n) disincentive. argywedd 1. harm; synonyms (n) evil, hurt, detriment, bruise, wound, disadvantage, (v) damage, abuse, blemish, injure; antonyms (v) enhance, benefit, 2. hurt; synonyms (v) pain, afflict, ail, cost, anguish, (n) harm, ache, distress, lesion, agony; antonyms (v) encourage, (adj) uninjured, unhurt. arholiad examination; synonyms (n) audit, check, exam, search, test, consideration, exploration, inquiry, investigation, (adj) examen. arial 1. vigor; synonyms (n) energy, intensity, force, life, power, spirit, strength, vitality, might, vim; antonyms (n) lethargy, weakness, apathy, frailty, 2. mettle; synonyms (n) heart, nerve, courage, pluck, spunk, fortitude, guts, character, bravery, valor. arian 1. money; synonyms (n) capital, coin, currency, funds, means, lucre, assets, cash, pelf, (adj) monetary, 2. silver; synonyms (adj) silvery, argent, white, silvern, blanch, bleach, eloquent, (n) money, gold, (v) plate, 3. cash; synonyms (n) ready, bread,
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Welsh - English change, coins, exchange, needful, wealth, wherewithal, (v) encash, liquidate; antonym (n) credit. ariandy bank (banc); synonyms (n) dam, coast, slope, store, limit, stack, bluff, (v) embankment, gradient, deposit; antonym (v) withdraw. ariannaid 1. silvern; synonyms (adj) silver, argent, silvery, eloquent, facile, fluent, silverish, 2. silver (arian); synonyms (adj) white, silvern, blanch, bleach, etiolate, gray, (n) money, gold, flatware, (v) plate. ariannaidd silvery; synonyms (adj) silver, argent, bright, silvern, white, gray, melodious, rich, silverish. ariannog 1. wealthy; synonyms (adj) rich, moneyed, affluent, flush, opulent, prosperous, loaded, substantial, generous, abounding; antonyms (adj) poor, impoverished, 2. rich; synonyms (adj) abundant, copious, fertile, productive, fruitful, full, ample, deep, fat, luxurious; antonyms (adj) broke, destitute, light, 3. moneyed; synonyms (adj) wealthy, monied. ariannol 1. financial; synonyms (adj) fiscal, economic, monetary, pecuniary, commercial, crumenal, business, numismatical, sumptuary, budgeting, 2. monetary; synonyms (adj) financial, budgetary, capital, cash, pocket. ariannu silver (arian); synonyms (adj) silvery, argent, white, silvern, blanch, bleach, eloquent, (n) money, gold, (v) plate. ariannydd banker; synonyms (n) cashier, cambist, teller, investor, capitalist, dealer, financier, goldsmith, moneyer, usurer. arlais temple; synonyms (n) church, tabernacle, shrine, brow, synagogue, forehead, chapel, kirk, meetinghouse, basilica. arlliw 1. shade; synonyms (n) screen, tinge, color, ghost, hue, blind, cloud, (v) darken, shadow, tint; antonyms (n) light, brightness, 2. trace; synonyms (n) line, spot, clue, dash, hint, indication, mark, (v) track, hunt, pursue, 3. tint; synonyms (n) dye, stain, shade, tincture, tone, cast, coloration, coloring, (v) tinct, colour, 4. varnish; synonyms (n) coat, lacquer, paint, veneer, palliate, cover, (v) gloss, gild, furbish, whitewash. arlliwio 1. color; synonyms (n) blush, colour, stain, tinge, tint, complexion, (v) dye, flush, paint, redden; antonyms (n) colorlessness, (v) discolor, 2. tint; synonyms (n) color, hue, shade, tincture, tone, cast, coloration, coloring, (v) tinct, imbue, 3. paint; synonyms (n) painting, coating, (v) daub, coat, decorate, depict, varnish, enamel, apply, lacquer. arllwys 1. empty; synonyms (adj) discharge, hollow, destitute, bare, blank, barren, abandoned, (v) drain, clear, deplete; antonyms (adj) full, crowded,
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meaningful, packed, brimming, inhabited, occupied, swarming, cultivated, (v) fill, consider also 2. pour out; synonyms (v) empty, pour, effuse, overflow, stream, decant, lighten, swarm, course, eject. arllwysfa 1. outlet; synonyms (n) shop, market, egress, exit, opening, store, drain, emporium, hole, issue, 2. outfall; synonyms (n) overfall, quarrel, 3. issue; synonyms (n) aftermath, consequence, effect, event, progeny, (v) flow, emanate, arise, emerge, release, 4. vent; synonyms (n) outlet, discharge, flue, chimney, blowhole, escape, venthole, (v) air, emit, ventilate. arloesi 1. clear; synonyms (adj) clean, certain, open, apparent, (v) bright, acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, unclear, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, obscure, uncertain, vague, 2. pioneer; synonyms (n) forerunner, guide, colonist, explorer, originator, leader, (v) initiate, institute, establish, found. arloeswr pioneer; synonyms (n) forerunner, guide, colonist, explorer, originator, leader, (v) initiate, institute, establish, found. arloesydd pioneer; synonyms (n) forerunner, guide, colonist, explorer, originator, leader, (v) initiate, institute, establish, found. arlun 1. drawing; synonyms (n) draft, drafting, delineation, picture, plan, cartoon, depiction, draftsmanship, draught, draw, 2. painting; synonyms (n) portrait, likeness, icon, design, image, coat, drawing, art, 3. portrait; synonyms (n) effigy, figure, painting, photograph, portraiture, portrayal, characterization. arluniaeth 1. painting; synonyms (n) picture, portrait, likeness, depiction, icon, design, image, coat, drawing, art, 2. portraiture; synonyms (n) description, characterization, delineation, portrayal, imagery, (v) genre. arlunio 1. draw; synonyms (v) attract, drag, delineate, pull, depict, derive, describe, design, tie, bring; antonyms (v) push, repel, 2. paint; synonyms (n) painting, tint, (v) color, dye, daub, coat, decorate, varnish, enamel, apply, 3. portray; synonyms (v) paint, picture, draw, illustrate, impersonate, characterize, act, interpret, limn, play. arlunydd artist; synonyms (n) actor, artificer, master, player, musician, performer, artisan, creator, entertainer, maker. arlwy 1. feast; synonyms (n) banquet, dinner, entertainment, binge, carousal, celebration, (v) junket, fete, eat, feed; antonym (v) fast, 2. preparation; synonyms (n) arrangement, concoction, provision, readiness, training, practice, formulation, homework, planning, prep, 3. provision; synonyms (n) condition, clause,
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proviso, stock, article, board, requirement, stipulation, (v) preparation, cater; antonym (n) lack. arlwyaeth 1. catering; synonyms (n) provision, cookery, cooking, cuisine, 2. purveyance; synonyms (n) food, foresight, management, preparation, provisions. arlwyo 1. cook; synonyms (n) chef, (v) boil, bake, brew, make, prepare, concoct, falsify, grill, poach, 2. provide; synonyms (v) give, contribute, furnish, offer, accommodate, administer, afford, cater, equip, supply, 3. prepare (paratoi); synonyms (v) arrange, fix, form, plan, dress, coach, devise, lay, set, adjust. arlywydd president; synonyms (n) chairman, chief, chair, chairperson, chairwoman, leader, boss, head, principal, speaker. arlywyddiaeth presidency; synonyms (n) administration, presidentship, government, brass, disposal, establishment, governance, organisation, organization, presidence. armes 1. calamity; synonyms (n) accident, disaster, adversity, affliction, catastrophe, misfortune, plague, tragedy, blow, (v) trouble, 2. prophecy; synonyms (n) divination, augury, forecast, prognostication, prediction, vaticination, prognosis, omen, revelation, foreboding. arobryn 1. worthy; synonyms (adj) noble, estimable, good, meritorious, respectable, valuable, deserving, honorable, suitable, (n) celebrity; antonym (adj) unworthy, 2. meritorious; synonyms (adj) commendable, laudable, creditable, worthy, admirable, excellent, praiseworthy, desertful, meritable. arofun 1. purpose; synonyms (n) aim, plan, design, mind, effect, end, purport, (v) intention, project, object, 2. intend; synonyms (v) destine, mean, determine, contemplate, denote, purpose, consider, believe, import, calculate. arogl 1. odor; synonyms (n) fragrance, aroma, scent, smell, bouquet, flavour, perfume, stench, flavor, odour, 2. perfume; synonyms (n) essence, odor, cologne, incense, fragrancy, redolence, (v) embalm, aromatize, smoke, odorize, 3. smell; synonyms (n) savor, savour, smack, feel, olfaction, relish, (v) reek, nose, stink, sniff, 4. scent; synonyms (n) clue, trail, clew, key, hint, tang, track, (v) wind, snuff, (adj) suspect. arogledd 1. fragrance; synonyms (n) aroma, perfume, scent, smell, bouquet, essence, odor, redolence, sweetness, 2. odor; synonyms (n) fragrance, flavour, stench, flavor, odour, savor, stink, breath, whiff. arogli smell; synonyms (n) odor, fragrance, savor, aroma, bouquet, odour, (v) reek, nose, perfume, scent.
arogliad smelling; synonyms (n) smell, flavor, scent, aroma, feel, feeling, flavour, (adj) redolent, scented, odorous. aroglus odorous; synonyms (adj) fragrant, odoriferous, aromatic, balmy, scented, redolent, sweet, perfumed; antonym (adj) odorless. arolwg survey; synonyms (n) poll, review, measurement, inspection, (v) study, measure, view, appraise, canvass, prospect; antonym (v) neglect. arolygiaeth supervision; synonyms (n) oversight, charge, control, direction, management, superintendence, guidance, custody, observation, (v) inspection. arolygu 1. superintend; synonyms (v) manage, oversee, direct, administer, control, run, supervise, govern, handle, overlook, 2. survey; synonyms (n) poll, review, measurement, inspection, (v) study, measure, view, appraise, canvass, prospect; antonym (v) neglect. arolygwr 1. inspector; synonyms (n) examiner, supervisor, auditor, controller, investigator, superintendent, assessor, director, manager, overseer, 2. superintendent; synonyms (n) custodian, inspector, administrator, keeper, chief, boss, caretaker, guardian, (adj) curator, governor, 3. surveyor; synonyms (n) visitor, engineer, husband, ranger, supercargo, traveler, voyager. arolygydd 1. inspector; synonyms (n) examiner, supervisor, auditor, controller, investigator, superintendent, assessor, director, manager, overseer, 2. surveyor; synonyms (n) inspector, visitor, engineer, husband, ranger, supercargo, traveler, voyager, 3. superintendent; synonyms (n) custodian, administrator, keeper, chief, boss, caretaker, guardian, super, (adj) curator, governor. aros 1. stop; synonyms (v) stand, block, close, (n) halt, hold, stay, check, end, arrest, bar; antonyms (v) continue, start, begin, encourage, permit, prolong, 2. stay; synonyms (v) remain, reside, rest, prop, stop, abide, endure, pause, bide, (n) delay; antonyms (v) leave, change, abscond, depart, 3. wait; synonyms (v) expect, anticipate, ambush, await, lurk, linger, hesitate, watch, (n) holdup, (adj) tarry, 4. remain; synonyms (v) keep, last, persist, live, be, dwell, persevere, exist, stick, attend, 5. await; synonyms (v) wait, look, hope, approach, loom, 6. bide; synonyms (v) bear, (adj) suffer, tolerate, 7. abide; synonyms (v) brook, inhabit, stomach, take, undergo, lodge, support, digest, submit, (adj) perch, 8. tarry; synonyms (v) loiter, lag, dally, dawdle, saunter, (adj) pitchy, resinous, resiny. arswyd 1. horror; synonyms (n) awe, abomination, abhorrence, dismay, fear, alarm, fright, repulsion, revulsion, (adj) dread; antonym (n) pleasantness, 2. dread; synonyms (n) apprehension, anxiety, panic,
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Welsh - English consternation, foreboding, terror, trepidation, affright, doubt, horror; antonym (n) bravery, 3. terror; synonyms (n) scare, scourge, brat, shock, awfulness, phobia, dreadfulness. arswydo 1. dread; synonyms (n) apprehension, anxiety, awe, panic, alarm, consternation, dismay, foreboding, terror, (v) fear; antonym (n) bravery, 2. fear; synonyms (n) doubt, anguish, care, fright, trepidation, worry, (v) dread, concern, reverence, affright; antonyms (n) confidence, fearlessness, reassurance, 3. shudder; synonyms (n) shake, quake, quivering, shivering, chill, (v) shiver, quiver, tremble, dither, flicker. arswydus 1. horrible; synonyms (adj) abominable, atrocious, awful, fearful, frightful, dire, dreadful, fearsome, formidable, ghastly; antonyms (adj) pleasant, wonderful, lovely, nice, 2. dreadful; synonyms (adj) bad, dread, alarming, terrible, appalling, direful, grisly, hideous, horrible, monstrous, 3. fearful; synonyms (adj) afraid, cowardly, anxious, apprehensive, craven, timid, eerie, awesome, dastardly, desperate; antonyms (adj) brave, calm, rational, bold, confident, unimpressed, 4. awful; synonyms (adj) nasty, amazing, deplorable, detestable, disgusting, gruesome, hateful, horrendous, horrid, (adv) beastly; antonyms (adj) excellent, great, marvelous, 5. terrible; synonyms (adj) horrific, horrifying, severe, shocking, painful, heinous, disastrous, extreme, foul, frightening. arsyllfa observatory; synonyms (n) lookout, picket, scout, sentinel, sentry, spotter, watch. artaith 1. agony; synonyms (n) anguish, torture, distress, misery, suffering, torment, grief, pain, pang, passion, 2. torture; synonyms (n) agony, excruciation, martyrdom, (v) rack, afflict, agonize, excruciate, persecute, martyr, crucify, 3. pang; synonyms (n) ache, twinge, cramp, stab, sting, 4. torment; synonyms (n) harass, annoy, curse, (v) tease, badger, irritate, oppress, pester, worry, plague. arteithglwyd rack; synonyms (n) manger, wrack, bracket, cage, (v) torture, excruciate, torment, afflict, agonize, pain. arteithio 1. rack; synonyms (n) manger, wrack, bracket, cage, (v) torture, excruciate, torment, afflict, agonize, pain, 2. excruciate; synonyms (v) rack, crucify, bedevil, discruciate, dun, hurt, strike, try, (n) cruciate, (adj) excruciated, 3. torture; synonyms (n) distress, agony, anguish, suffering, excruciation, grief, misery, martyrdom, (v) persecute, martyr. arteithiol 1. excruciating; synonyms (adj) agonizing, harrowing, painful, sharp, intolerable, acute, violent, insufferable, insupportable, (v) cutting; antonym (adj) bearable, 2. racking; synonyms (v) consuming, corroding, searching, (n) kegging,
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scaffolding, shelving, (adj) excruciating, grueling, piercing, wrenching. arth bear; synonyms (v) carry, accept, abide, acquit, stand, take, afford, allow, apply, assume. arthog surly; synonyms (adj) grumpy, sullen, peevish, crusty, churlish, brusque, grouchy, gruff, (n) harsh, rude. artist artist; synonyms (n) actor, artificer, master, player, musician, performer, artisan, creator, entertainer, maker. artistig artistic; synonyms (adj) esthetic, aesthetic, elegant, ingenious, pleasing, attic, creative, imaginative, inventive, tasteful. aruchel 1. lofty; synonyms (adj) high, elevated, eminent, exalted, arrogant, grand, haughty, tall, great, distinguished; antonyms (adj) low, short, lowly, 2. sublime; synonyms (adj) dignified, lofty, majestic, magnificent, noble, glorious, empyreal, empyrean, heroic, (v) sacred. arucheledd 1. sublimity; synonyms (n) nobility, elevation, majesty, loftiness, magnificence, dignity, greatness, (adj) grandeur, splendor, solemnity, 2. loftiness; synonyms (n) height, highness, haughtiness, altitude, arrogance, pride, disdain, stateliness, tallness. aruthr 1. wonderful; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, marvelous, astonishing, excellent, remarkable, phenomenal, amazing, fantastic, grand, great; antonyms (adj) awful, terrible, unpleasant, dreadful, 2. cruel; synonyms (adj) barbarous, brutal, hard, harsh, heartless, unkind, bitter, bloody, atrocious, biting; antonyms (adj) gentle, kind, merciful, humane, liberal, sympathetic, 3. terrible; synonyms (adj) horrible, horrid, monstrous, abominable, appalling, dire, fearful, frightful, ghastly, hideous; antonyms (adj) wonderful, lovely, pleasant, 4. strange; synonyms (adj) extraneous, foreign, peculiar, abnormal, curious, irregular, mysterious, new, odd, outlandish; antonyms (adj) normal, ordinary, familiar, typical, 5. very; synonyms (adv) extremely, greatly, highly, really, completely, entirely, most, quite, (adj) much, identical; antonyms (adv) abysmally, slightly, somewhat, 6. marvelous; synonyms (adj) fabulous, incredible, prodigious, terrific, tremendous, glorious, brilliant, cool, magnificent, marvellous. aruthredd 1. wonder; synonyms (v) admire, (n) marvel, prodigy, admiration, amazement, astonishment, miracle, surprise, muse, phenomenon, 2. horror; synonyms (n) awe, abomination, abhorrence, dismay, fear, alarm, fright, repulsion, revulsion, (adj) dread; antonym (n) pleasantness, 3. fear; synonyms (n) apprehension, doubt, anguish, care, consternation, foreboding, trepidation, worry, (v) concern, reverence;
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antonyms (n) bravery, confidence, fearlessness, reassurance, 4. amazement; synonyms (n) wonder, stupor, (v) amaze. aruthro amaze; synonyms (v) astonish, astound, baffle, dazzle, dumbfound, puzzle, stagger, discombobulate, alarm, (adj) surprise. aruthrol 1. huge; synonyms (adj) big, enormous, gigantic, immense, large, vast, colossal, extensive, great, elephantine; antonyms (adj) tiny, insignificant, miniature, small, 2. prodigious; synonyms (adj) huge, monstrous, exceptional, gargantuan, phenomenal, portentous, stupendous, exceeding, incredible, marvelous. arwaesaf 1. warrant; synonyms (n) guarantee, authority, vouch, authorization, security, (v) permit, license, assure, justify, sanction, 2. guarantor; synonyms (n) backer, warranter, sponsor, surety, warrantor, fidejussor, patron, supporter, benefactor, champion, 3. protector; synonyms (n) defender, guard, guardian, custodian, conservator, escort, hero, preserver, protection, emperor. arwain 1. lead (plwm); synonyms (v) head, guide, conduct, contribute, direct, chair, conduce, control, go, govern; antonym (v) follow, 2. guide; synonyms (n) escort, directory, attendant, usher, chief, (v) drive, channel, bring, advise, cicerone, 3. carry (cario); synonyms (v) bear, convey, take, acquit, behave, accept, comport, hold, pack, transport, 4. conduct; synonyms (n) behavior, administration, manage, demeanor, lead, (v) act, administer, carriage, bearing, carry. arwedd 1. bearing; synonyms (n) carriage, demeanor, appearance, approach, aspect, attitude, conduct, deportment, direction, manner, 2. aspect; synonyms (n) look, surface, bearing, expression, prospect, side, view, air, angle, face. arweddu bear (arth); synonyms (v) carry, accept, abide, acquit, stand, take, afford, allow, apply, assume. arweddwr bearer; synonyms (n) carrier, holder, courier, messenger, porter, envoy, chokra, hamal, tranter, herald. arweinffon baton; synonyms (n) stick, club, staff, wand, cudgel, rod, alpenstock. arweiniad 1. guidance; synonyms (n) direction, government, control, advice, administration, counsel, lead, (v) conduct, management, charge, 2. introduction; synonyms (n) induction, beginning, foreword, insertion, preface, presentation, entrance, initiation, preamble, preliminary; antonyms (n) finale, export, postscript, 3. leadership; synonyms (n) guidance, command, authority, generalship, influence, leading, supervision, supremacy, leaders, power. arweiniol 1. leading; synonyms (adj) chief, main, outstanding, head, great, capital, dominant, (v) first,
(n) cardinal, (adv) ahead; antonym (adj) minor,
2. introductory; synonyms (adj) initial, elementary,
inceptive, basic, incipient, opening, prefatory, preliminary, prefatorial, prelusive; antonym (adj) final. arweinydd 1. leader; synonyms (n) chief, guide, boss, captain, director, head, chieftain, commander, conductor, administrator; antonyms (n) follower, straggler, 2. guide; synonyms (n) escort, directory, attendant, control, usher, (v) direct, conduct, govern, drive, channel; antonym (v) follow, 3. conductor; synonyms (n) leader, chauffeur, manager, pilot, ringleader, core, (v) guard; antonym (n) insulator. arweinyddiaeth leadership; synonyms (n) guidance, command, lead, control, direction, authority, generalship, administration, influence, conduct. arwerthiant 1. auction; synonyms (n) bidding, vendue, angle, cant, portsale, bargain, corner, (v) auctioneer, sale, sell, 2. sale; synonyms (n) fair, disposal, demand, market, vend, vendition, outlet, carnival, contract, (adj) cheap. arwerthu auction; synonyms (n) bidding, vendue, angle, cant, portsale, bargain, corner, (v) auctioneer, sale, sell. arwerthwr auctioneer; synonyms (n) broker, attorney, advocate, bailiff, clerk, factor, proctor, secretary, seller, (v) auction. arwest 1. string; synonyms (n) chain, file, row, strand, twine, range, cord, filament, (v) run, (adj) line, 2. minstrelsy; synonyms (n) orchestra, entertainment, gayety, glee, joy, merriment, mirth, music. arwisg cloak; synonyms (n) mask, veil, camouflage, cape, masquerade, (v) cover, wrap, conceal, dissemble, hide; antonyms (v) disclose, reveal, uncover. arwisgiad investiture; synonyms (n) inauguration, installation, investment, coronation, enthronement, enthronization, induction, initiation, investing. arwisgo 1. enrobe; synonyms (v) array, clothe, dress, dight, robe, vest, drape, 2. array; synonyms (n) arrangement, line, (v) attire, adorn, apparel, arrange, deck, display, garb, range; antonym (v) disarray, 3. invest; synonyms (v) install, empower, endow, commit, crown, endue, enthrone, indue, inaugurate, induct. arwr hero; synonyms (n) champion, character, leader, protector, worthy, protagonist, warrior, bomber, celebrity, combatant. arwraidd 1. epic; synonyms (adj) epical, heroic, massive, descriptive, (n) epos, saga, verse; antonyms (n) flop, prose, 2. heroic; synonyms (adj) bold, brave, courageous, fearless, chivalrous,
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Welsh - English dauntless, gallant, grand, intrepid, valiant; antonym (adj) cowardly. arwres heroine; synonyms (n) hero, adventurer, champion, heroess, part, protagonist, role, angel, conqueror, demigod. arwriaeth heroism; synonyms (n) gallantry, bravery, courage, valor, boldness, daring, chivalry, valiance, valiancy, (adj) prowess; antonym (n) cowardice. arwrol 1. gallant; synonyms (adj) brave, courageous, daring, fearless, bold, chivalrous, courteous, dashing, fine, (n) beau; antonyms (adj) cowardly, boorish, 2. heroic; synonyms (adj) dauntless, gallant, grand, intrepid, valiant, epic, heroical, imposing, impressive, splendid. arwrwas hero; synonyms (n) champion, character, leader, protector, worthy, protagonist, warrior, bomber, celebrity, combatant. arwyar bloodstained; synonyms (adj) bloody, gory, butcherly, sanguineous, slaughterous. arwybod awareness; synonyms (n) consciousness, appreciation, knowledge, perception, sensation, sense, understanding, feeling, acquaintance, cognizance; antonym (n) ignorance. arwych fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide. arwydd sign; synonyms (n) signal, indication, mark, motion, portent, brand, emblem, imprint, (v) gesture, indicate. arwyddair motto; synonyms (n) cry, catchword, adage, epigraph, maxim, slogan, device, aphorism, axiom, catchphrase. arwyddlun 1. emblem; synonyms (n) flag, allegory, device, type, character, ensign, figure, sign, symbol, colors, 2. symbol; synonyms (n) emblem, number, badge, mark, stamp, insignia, numeral, token, image, indication. arwyddluniol 1. emblematic; synonyms (adj) symbolic, typical, characteristic, allegorical, emblematical, figurative, symbolical, typic, (v) representative, symptomatic, 2. symbolic; synonyms (adj) emblematic, metaphorical, significant, (n) symbolics, (v) diacritical; antonym (adj) literal. arwyddnod 1. mark; synonyms (n) brand, evidence, score, character, heed, (v) blemish, characterize, distinguish, grade, (adj) notice, 2. token; synonyms (adj) nominal, (n) mark, memento, souvenir, note, keepsake, relic, sign, trace, stamp. arwyddo 1. sign; synonyms (n) signal, indication, mark, motion, portent, brand, emblem, imprint, (v) gesture, indicate, 2. betoken; synonyms (n) denote, (v) augur, portend, bode, foreshadow, foretell, prognosticate, bespeak, presage, imply, 3. signify; synonyms (v) intend, point, express,
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intimate, matter, be, betoken, connote, (n) mean, import. arwyddocaol significant; synonyms (adj) important, material, momentous, grave, meaningful, serious, critical, emphatic, (v) considerable, influential; antonyms (adj) insignificant, minor, unimportant, small, trivial. arwylaidd funereal; synonyms (adj) doleful, dismal, dreary, gloomy, melancholy, somber, dolorous, dark, depressing, (v) burial. arwyliant funeral; synonyms (n) burial, entombment, interment, pyre, wake, committal, (adj) funebrial. arwylo bemoan; synonyms (v) bewail, lament, deplore, mourn, complain, grieve, regret, weep, moan, sorrow. arwyneb 1. plane; synonyms (n) airplane, face, aeroplane, aircraft, (v) flatten, (adj) level, even, flat, horizontal, smooth, 2. surface; synonyms (n) outside, superficies, facet, grain, (v) appear, emerge, coat, rise, (adj) exterior, external; antonyms (n) core, inside, interior, middle. arwynebedd 1. area; synonyms (n) place, region, size, width, expanse, field, neighborhood, section, sphere, breadth, 2. superficies; synonyms (n) surface, exterior, exteriority, top, bulk, compass, degree, extent, externality, length, 3. surface; synonyms (n) level, face, outside, superficies, facet, grain, (v) appear, emerge, coat, (adj) external; antonyms (n) core, inside, interior, middle. arwynebol superficial; synonyms (adj) cursory, shallow, external, sketchy, slight, apparent, exterior, frivolous, outward, surface; antonyms (adj) deep, innate, real, thorough, profound, inner, permanent. arwyrain 1. rise; synonyms (n) elevation, lift, ascent, (v) climb, mount, ascend, increase, heave, arise, jump; antonyms (n) reduction, (v) fall, decrease, drop, sink, descend, plummet, retire, 2. extol; synonyms (v) commend, exalt, acclaim, applaud, celebrate, eulogize, laud, glorify, praise, admire; antonym (v) criticize, 3. praise; synonyms (n) compliment, applause, commendation, glory, kudos, admiration, (v) approve, extol, honor, flatter; antonyms (n) criticism, disparagement, (v) belittle, disparage, rebuke, reprimand, reproach, scold, chastise, denigrate, 4. panegyric; synonyms (adj) encomiastic, panegyrical, eulogistic, (n) eulogy, encomium, eloge, paean, (v) laudation. arwystlo 1. mortgage; synonyms (n) gage, plight, warranty, credit, loan, (v) bond, pawn, pledge, impawn, 2. pledge; synonyms (n) assurance, engage, promise, bet, bail, (v) wager, covenant, guarantee, contract, assure. arynaig 1. fear; synonyms (n) apprehension, awe, alarm, dismay, doubt, anguish, care, consternation, (v) dread, concern; antonyms (n) bravery,
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confidence, fearlessness, reassurance, 2. dread; synonyms (n) anxiety, panic, foreboding, terror, trepidation, affright, fright, horror, (v) fear, worry. arysgrif 1. epigraph; synonyms (n) posy, epitaph, legend, 2. inscription; synonyms (n) entry, dedication, autograph, lettering, record, writing, letter, memorandum, script, title. arysgrifen 1. epigraph; synonyms (n) posy, epitaph, legend, 2. inscription; synonyms (n) entry, dedication, autograph, lettering, record, writing, letter, memorandum, script, title. as 1. ace; synonyms (n) expert, one, virtuoso, wizard, adept, master, (adj) crack, dot, iota, jot, 2. donkey (asyn); synonyms (n) burro, ass, fool, idiot, moke, jackass, simpleton, dizzard, 3. particle; synonyms (n) molecule, grain, speck, bit, fragment, mite, ace, corpuscle, crumb, (adj) atom. asb asp; synonyms (n) aspick, rattlesnake, aspen, cobra, serpent. asbestos asbestos; synonyms (n) asbestus, (adj) fireproof. asbri 1. wickedness; synonyms (n) evil, depravity, sin, iniquity, sinfulness, harm, ill, evilness, vice, corruption; antonyms (n) goodness, kindness, virtue, piety, 2. animation; synonyms (n) life, liveliness, vitality, activity, dash, exhilaration, spirit, vivacity, buoyancy, (adj) alacrity; antonym (n) lethargy, 3. vivacity; synonyms (n) animation, energy, enthusiasm, happiness, sparkle, vigor, effervescence, sprightliness, gaiety, pep, 4. spirits; synonyms (n) liquor, alcohol, booze, humor, essence, (adj) cheer, gayety, geniality, (v) wine. asen 1. ass (asyn); synonyms (n) donkey, arse, anus, bottom, bum, fool, idiot, arsehole, backside, behind, 2. rib; synonyms (n) ridge, vein, jest, (v) joke, tease, guy, mock, ridicule, helpmate, chaff. asesu assess; synonyms (v) appraise, evaluate, appreciate, value, estimate, gauge, mark, measure, review, tax. aseth 1. spar; synonyms (n) beam, mast, bar, (v) quarrel, box, fight, bicker, disagree, 2. stake; synonyms (n) bet, chance, venture, post, wager, interest, shaft, (v) hazard, risk, gamble, 3. lath; synonyms (n) board, fillet, batten, plank, list, ribbon, strip, band, fascia, floorboard. asethu join; synonyms (v) connect, unite, associate, combine, link, graft, assemble, affiliate, attach, meet; antonyms (v) detach, secede, separate, split, undo. asgell 1. wing; synonyms (n) annex, arm, fender, limb, pinion, flank, extension, pennon, (v) fly, soar, 2. fin; synonyms (n) spline, feather, fins, flipper, flippers, hand, cinque, five, fiver, fivesome.
asgellog winged; synonyms (adj) fast, rapid, swift, speedy, quick, agile, alated, aligerous, composed, fleet. asgellwr winger; synonym (n) companion. asgen 1. harm; synonyms (n) evil, hurt, detriment, bruise, wound, disadvantage, (v) damage, abuse, blemish, injure; antonyms (v) enhance, benefit, 2. tendency; synonyms (n) drift, proclivity, leaning, propensity, trend, direction, disposition, inclination, partiality, bent. asgennu ascend; synonyms (v) rise, arise, mount, climb, scale, uprise, increase, appear, escalate, jump; antonyms (v) descend, drop. asgetiaeth asceticism; synonyms (n) austerity, abstinence, temperance, abstemiousness, frugality, graveness, harshness, holiness, moderation, nonindulgence. asgetig ascetic; synonyms (adj) abstemious, austere, ascetical, severe, sober, (n) hermit, abstinent, monk, recluse, abstainer. asglodyn chip; synonyms (n) splinter, bit, flake, chipping, fleck, fragment, microchip, (v) crack, cut, nick. asgre 1. heart (calon); synonyms (n) core, center, spirit, affection, basis, bosom, breast, courage, crux, (adj) gist; antonym (n) edge, 2. bosom; synonyms (n) heart, interior, boob, embrace, bust, chest, soul, tit, (v) hug, (adj) intimate. asgwrn bone; synonyms (n) os, ivory, mouth, osmium, argument, (v) cartilage, swot, gristle, prepare, arise. asgwrneiddio ossify; synonyms (v) harden, stiffen, rigidify, stabilize, thicken, congeal, (adj) indurate, petrify, vitrify, temper. asid acid; synonyms (adj) acerbic, acidic, bitter, caustic, sharp, sour, acerb, acrid, cutting, pointed; antonym (adj) sweet. asidig acidic; synonyms (adj) sour, acid, acidulent, acidulous, bitter, sharp, corrosive, astringent; antonym (adj) sweet. asiedydd joiner; synonyms (n) carpenter, associate, member. asio 1. join; synonyms (v) connect, unite, associate, combine, link, graft, assemble, affiliate, attach, meet; antonyms (v) detach, secede, separate, split, undo, 2. weld; synonyms (n) junction, (v) join, solder, bond, cement, fasten, fuse, fix, affix, blend, 3. cement; synonyms (n) glue, adhesive, gum, paste, size, cementum, (v) plaster, stick, adhere, bind, 4. piece; synonyms (n) cut, division, fragment, part, article, component, composition, hunk, lump, patch, 5. solder; synonym (adj) impact.
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astalch shield; synonyms (n) screen, shelter, buffer,
asur azure; synonyms (n) cerulean, blue, sapphire,
armor, (v) cover, guard, safeguard, preserve, secure, defend; antonym (v) expose. astell 1. plank; synonyms (n) board, beam, timber, girder, panel, slat, bridge, footbridge, parachute, (v) flump, 2. ledge; synonyms (n) edge, projection, bulge, jetty, rack, shelf, bench, hummock, (adj) escarpment, 3. shelf (silff); synonyms (n) ledge, bank, flat, frame, shallows, stand, support, bracket, breakers, (adj) shallow. astrus 1. abstruse; synonyms (adj) recondite, esoteric, obscure, abstract, cryptic, deep, difficult, mysterious, occult, complex, 2. difficult; synonyms (adj) arduous, awkward, demanding, burdensome, complicated, delicate, fastidious, hard, knotty, uphill; antonyms (adj) easy, simple, straightforward, good-natured, rewarding, clear, 3. ambiguous; synonyms (adj) equivocal, indistinct, indeterminate, uncertain, evasive, slippery, amphibolous, confused, doubtful, (v) vague; antonyms (adj) definite, unambiguous, unequivocal. astrusi 1. ambiguity; synonyms (n) equivocation, doubt, uncertainty, unclearness, equivocalness, haziness, hesitation, obscurity, vagueness, loophole; antonyms (n) clearness, precision, unambiguity, 2. confusion; synonyms (n) bewilderment, chaos, commotion, disarray, agitation, bedlam, clutter, disorder, distraction, disturbance; antonyms (n) clarity, order. astud 1. attentive; synonyms (adj) thoughtful, assiduous, diligent, heedful, observant, watchful, advertent, alert, aware, careful; antonyms (adj) inattentive, negligent, unfocused, forgetful, neglectful, heedless, 2. diligent; synonyms (adj) busy, active, painstaking, earnest, attentive, industrious, laborious, studious, occupied, brisk; antonyms (adj) lazy, careless. astudiaeth study; synonyms (n) survey, consideration, (v) consider, examine, review, learn, research, check, analyze, contemplate. astudio study; synonyms (n) survey, consideration, (v) consider, examine, review, learn, research, check, analyze, contemplate. astudrwydd 1. diligence; synonyms (n) care, assiduity, application, attention, industry, activity, perseverance, carefulness, industriousness, (adj) painstaking; antonym (n) laziness, 2. attentiveness; synonyms (n) vigilance, alertness, courtesy, thoughtfulness, consideration, heed, regard, diligence; antonym (n) abstraction, 3. study; synonyms (n) survey, (v) consider, examine, review, learn, research, check, analyze, contemplate, inquire. astyllodi split; synonyms (v) crack, cut, fracture, slit, burst, divide, separate, (n) break, rip, rupture; antonyms (v) join, unite, merge.
heaven, lazuline, (adj) azureous, azurine, azurn, cloudless, cobalt. aswy 1. left (chwith); synonyms (adj) gone, absent, odd, port, remaining, larboard, sinister, unexpended, abandoned, remainder; antonym (n) right, consider also 2. left side (chwith). aswyno 1. charm; synonyms (n) allure, amulet, appeal, spell, (v) attract, captivate, bewitch, fascinate, enchant, entrance; antonyms (n) repulsion, ugliness, (v) repel, 2. beseech; synonyms (v) entreat, beg, adjure, ask, crave, implore, pray, request, conjure, importune, 3. conjure; synonyms (v) arouse, invoke, juggle, beseech, bid, evoke. asyn 1. donkey; synonyms (n) burro, ass, fool, idiot, moke, jackass, simpleton, dizzard, 2. ass; synonyms (n) donkey, arse, anus, bottom, bum, arsehole, backside, behind, butt, buttocks. asynnaidd asinine; synonyms (adj) absurd, foolish, inane, silly, fatuous, idiotic, mindless, preposterous, senseless, stupid. at 1. for; synonyms (prep) because, behind, by, per, during, (conj) considering, (adv) against, as, therefore, hence, 2. to; synonyms (prep) at, in, about, before, into, near, toward, towards, (prf) on, (v) till, 3. at; synonyms (prep) a, (n) astatine, (adv) along, (prf) all, completely, (adj) entertainment, levee, party, reception, conversazione, 4. by; synonyms (prep) beside, of, (adv) aside, away, past, through, apart, beyond, (adv, prep) alongside, (adj) over. atafael distraint; synonyms (n) distress, hurt, suffering. atafaeliad 1. distraint; synonyms (n) distress, hurt, suffering, 2. confiscation; synonyms (n) seizure, appropriation, arrogation, premunire, amputation, capture, damages, deletion, deodand, (v) sequestration; antonyms (n) restoration, return. atafaelu 1. attach; synonyms (v) add, adhere, append, affix, bind, link, associate, assign, annex, apply; antonyms (v) detach, undo, disconnect, separate, unfasten, 2. confiscate; synonyms (v) appropriate, seize, attach, commandeer, distrain, take, condemn, expropriate, (adj) confiscated, forfeit, 3. distrain; synonyms (v) levy, poind, (n) apprehend, arraign, cite, distress, afflict, affliction, impeach, indict. atal 1. stop (aros); synonyms (v) stand, block, close, (n) halt, hold, stay, check, end, arrest, bar; antonyms (v) continue, start, begin, encourage, permit, prolong, 2. withhold; synonyms (v) deny, keep, reserve, retain, suppress, detain, restrain, abstain, stint, refrain, 3. impediment; synonyms (n) hindrance, hitch, barrier, drawback, encumbrance, obstruction, delay, blockage, deterrent, (v) difficulty, 4. hindrance; synonyms
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disturbance, disadvantage, handicap, clog, deterrence, (v) curb, detention; antonym (n) help, 5. hinder; synonyms (adj) posterior, hind, (v) impede, hamper, obstruct, resist, counteract, embarrass, encumber, frustrate; antonyms (v) assist, facilitate, 6. arrest; synonyms (n) stop, apprehension, custody, (v) capture, catch, apprehend, collar, get, hinder, inhibit; antonyms (v) release, discharge, 7. hold; synonyms (v) endure, adhere, bear, comprise, contain, entertain, have, carry, (n) grasp, grip, 8. prevent; synonyms (v) anticipate, forbid, avert, avoid, debar, exclude, forestall, obviate, preclude, foil. atalfa 1. check; synonyms (v) bridle, stop, block, limit, agree, halt, restrain, (n) control, arrest, curb, 2. barrier; synonyms (n) barricade, bar, bulwark, dam, handicap, hurdle, obstruction, rampart, restraint, boundary, 3. stoppage; synonyms (n) hitch, closure, hindrance, interruption, check, prevention, pause, breakdown, intermission, discontinuance, 4. prevention; synonyms (n) avoidance, exclusion, interference, prohibition, prenotion; antonym (n) success. atalglawdd barricade; synonyms (n) bar, barrier, obstruction, fence, rampart, (v) block, blockade, obstruct, dam, hinder. ataliad 1. check; synonyms (v) bridle, stop, block, limit, agree, halt, restrain, (n) control, arrest, curb, 2. prevention; synonyms (n) avoidance, bar, exclusion, interference, prohibition, restraint, prenotion; antonym (n) success, 3. stoppage; synonyms (n) hitch, closure, hindrance, interruption, obstruction, check, prevention, pause, breakdown, intermission. ataliaeth 1. check; synonyms (v) bridle, stop, block, limit, agree, halt, restrain, (n) control, arrest, curb, 2. stoppage; synonyms (n) hitch, closure, hindrance, interruption, obstruction, check, prevention, pause, breakdown, intermission, 3. prevention; synonyms (n) avoidance, bar, exclusion, interference, prohibition, restraint, prenotion; antonym (n) success. ataliol preventive; synonyms (adj) prophylactic, preventative, defensive, cautionary, (n) contraceptive, deterrent, hindrance, blocking, impediment, condom; antonym (adj) encouraging. atalnod 1. stop (aros); synonyms (v) stand, block, close, (n) halt, hold, stay, check, end, arrest, bar; antonyms (v) continue, start, begin, encourage, permit, prolong, 2. point; synonyms (n) place, grade, peak, nib, edge, aim, article, degree, (v) head, direct, 3. period; synonyms (n) age, dot, epoch, era, point, duration, generation, day, conclusion, cycle, consider also 4. punctuation mark; synonyms (n) punctuation, spot.
atalnodi 1. point; synonyms (n) place, grade, peak, nib, edge, aim, article, degree, (v) head, direct, 2. punctuate; synonyms (v) emphasize, interrupt, accent, accentuate, emphasise, point, stress, mark.
atalnodiad punctuation; synonyms (n) accidence, grammar, praxis, interpunction, pointing, syntax. atalnodiaeth punctuation; synonyms (n) accidence, grammar, praxis, interpunction, pointing, syntax. atalnwyd 1. complex; synonyms (adj) composite, complicate, abstruse, difficult, elaborate, intricate, knotty, abstract, tricky, (n) obsession; antonyms (adj) simple, basic, straightforward, clear, plain, 2. inhibition; synonyms (n) check, prohibition, restraint, suppression, taboo, control, ban, constraint, arrest, forbiddance. atblyg reflex; synonyms (n) reaction, (v) reflection, reflexion, (adj) automatic, involuntary, instinctive, unconscious. atblygol reflexive; synonyms (adj) reflex, reciprocal, reflective, automatic, involuntary, alternate, automatonlike, inactive, inert, machinelike. atbor scraps; synonyms (n) refuse, garbage, leftover, trash, residue, snippets. atchwyl 1. consideration; synonyms (n) concern, respect, attention, care, reflection, thought, account, cogitation, conception, (v) regard; antonyms (n) thoughtlessness, impulsiveness, inconsideration, 2. revolution; synonyms (n) change, gyration, insurrection, mutiny, rebellion, revolt, rotation, turn, alteration, (v) circuit. ateb 1. answer; synonyms (n) reply, respond, retort, return, solution, (v) counter, resolve, serve, acknowledge, agree; antonyms (v) question, ask, 2. reply; synonyms (n) answer, echo, rejoinder, response, reaction, repay, replication, defense, (v) react, rejoin, 3. solution; synonyms (n) dissolution, resolution, settlement, determination, explanation, key, result, remedy, definition, resolving. atebiad answer (ateb); synonyms (n) reply, respond, retort, return, solution, (v) counter, resolve, serve, acknowledge, agree; antonyms (v) question, ask. atebol 1. accountable; synonyms (adj) amenable, answerable, responsible, (v) liable, 2. amenable; synonyms (adj) docile, accountable, yielding, compliant, obedient, submissive, tractable, acquiescent, approachable, biddable; antonyms (adj) unwilling, obstinate, stubborn, 3. answerable; synonym (adj) subject, 4. responsible; synonyms (adj) reliable, dependable, trustworthy, culpable, faithful, responsive, conscientious, creditworthy, guilty, (v) bound; antonyms (adj) irresponsible, innocent. atecbost prop; synonyms (n) support, post, shore, fulcrum, property, (v) buttress, brace, bolster, hold, rest.
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atgenhedliad regeneration; synonyms (n) revival, rebirth, sanctification, renaissance, resurgence, revitalization, conversion, inspiration, (adj) adoption, beatification. atgenhedlu regenerate; synonyms (v) renew, reform, restore, revive, refresh, renovate, rejuvenate, reclaim, reconstruct, (n) convert. atglafychu relapse; synonyms (n) lapse, recidivism, fall, regression, deterioration, (v) regress, decline, backslide, revert, recur; antonyms (n) improvement, (v) improve. atgno remorse; synonyms (n) compunction, penitence, contrition, repentance, guilt, regret, penance, grief, sorrow, qualm. atgnofa remorse; synonyms (n) compunction, penitence, contrition, repentance, guilt, regret, penance, grief, sorrow, qualm. atgof 1. remembrance; synonyms (n) memory, recollection, commemoration, memorial, mind, recall, memento, relic, monument, anamnesis, 2. reminiscence; synonyms (n) remembrance, memoir, nostalgia. atgoffa remind; synonyms (v) remember, recollect, prompt, recall, commemorate, hint, jog, think, consider, (n) mind. atgofio 1. recollect; synonyms (v) recall, remember, recognize, remind, mind, think, reminisce, retrieve, consider, review; antonym (v) forget, 2. remember (cofio); synonyms (v) commemorate, recollect, record, retain, ponder, mark, imagine, refresh, cite, memorialize, 3. remind; synonyms (v) prompt, hint, jog, cue. atgofus reminiscent; synonyms (adj) evocative, redolent, remindful, indicative, suggestive, aromatic, important, meaningful, significant, implicative. atgor 1. return; synonyms (n) yield, pay, recompense, refund, restitution, proceeds, (v) recur, reimburse, render, repay; antonyms (n) departure, abolition, confiscation, recovery, (v) keep, 2. furrow; synonyms (n) fold, crinkle, channel, line, cut, ditch, (v) wrinkle, crease, groove, chamfer, 3. plow; synonyms (n) plough, furrow, (v) farm, cultivate, hoe, rake, till, address, cover, deal. atgrychyn 1. semiquaver; synonyms (n) demiquaver, hemidemisemiquaver, consider also 2. sixteenth note; synonym (n) semiquaver. atgryfhau reinvigorate; synonyms (v) refresh, reanimate, stimulate, revive, animate, invigorate, quicken. atgwymp relapse; synonyms (n) lapse, recidivism, fall, regression, deterioration, (v) regress, decline, backslide, revert, recur; antonyms (n) improvement, (v) improve. atgwympo relapse; synonyms (n) lapse, recidivism, fall, regression, deterioration, (v) regress, decline,
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backslide, revert, recur; antonyms (n) improvement, (v) improve. atgyfannu reintegrate; synonyms (v) rehabilitate, reestablish, restore. atgyfeiriad bearing; synonyms (n) carriage, demeanor, appearance, approach, aspect, attitude, conduct, deportment, direction, manner. atgyflyru recondition; synonyms (v) mend, overhaul, fix, refurbish, renovate, repair, reconstruct, rehabilitate, renew, restore. atgyfnerthol reinforcing; synonyms (n) reinforcement, development, splicing. atgyfnerthu 1. support; synonyms (n) help, stand, aid, keep, comfort, (v) assist, prop, back, brace, encourage; antonyms (n) hindrance, (v) oppose, neglect, undermine, abandon, reject, weaken, 2. refresh; synonyms (v) freshen, air, enliven, invigorate, update, cool, recruit, regenerate, rejuvenate, renew, 3. reinforce; synonyms (v) bolster, intensify, enhance, buttress, consolidate, fortify, support, enforce, harden, reenforce. atgyfodi 1. resurrect; synonyms (v) raise, revive, reanimate, revivify, animate, quicken, refresh, exhume, rally, rejuvenate, 2. revive; synonyms (v) recover, invigorate, renew, renovate, restore, resuscitate, awake, repair, recreate, regenerate. atgyfodiad resurrection; synonyms (n) renewal, rebirth, regeneration, resurgence, revival, reanimation, renaissance, resuscitation, translation, reincarnation. atgynnull reassemble; synonyms (v) rally, reconstruct. atgyweiriad 1. repair; synonyms (n) fix, overhaul, (v) remedy, mend, patch, redress, correct, cure, compensate, doctor; antonym (v) break, 2. restoration; synonyms (n) restitution, reinstatement, renewal, renovation, restore, revival, regaining, repair, return, (v) amends; antonyms (n) confiscation, reduction. atgyweirio 1. mend; synonyms (v) repair, improve, correct, cure, amend, better, doctor, heal, (n) fix, patch; antonym (v) break, 2. repair; synonyms (n) overhaul, (v) remedy, mend, redress, compensate, renovate, restore, go, reclaim, recover, 3. fix; synonyms (v) establish, assign, determine, fasten, settle, define, anchor, (n) bind, (adj) ascertain, confirm; antonym (v) unfasten, 4. refit; synonyms (n) renovation, refurbishment, (v) equip, supply, furnish, redub, refurbish, renew, 5. restore; synonyms (v) refresh, reinstate, rehabilitate, rejuvenate, repay, replace, reimburse, reconstruct, reestablish, refund; antonym (v) keep. atgyweiriwr 1. restorer; synonyms (n) renovator, preserver, refinisher, restorator, 2. mender; synonyms (n) tinker, tinkerer, 3. repairer; synonyms (n) repairman, fixer.
athraidd permeable; synonyms (adj) pervious, porous, absorbent, spongy, gritty, open, thin, transparent, absorptive, accessible; antonyms (adj) impermeable, resistant, waterproof, waterresistant, watertight. athrawes governess; synonyms (n) duenna, chaperon, coach, companion, custodian, educator, governante, instructor, instructress, lecturer. athrawiaeth doctrine; synonyms (n) creed, belief, credo, dogma, philosophy, conviction, lesson, canon, faith, gospel. athrawiaethol doctrinal; synonyms (adj) dogmatic, conventional, orthodox, religious, theological, traditional, (v) academic, scholastic. athrawiaethu 1. indoctrinate; synonyms (v) inculcate, instill, brainwash, educate, enlighten, infuse, instruct, 2. instruct; synonyms (v) charge, advise, direct, teach, command, drill, indoctrinate, inform, apprise, bid; antonym (v) request, 3. teach; synonyms (v) coach, learn, lecture, school, discipline, form, tell, train, (adj) guide, show. athrist 1. pensive; synonyms (adj) contemplative, meditative, thoughtful, musing, wistful, dreamy, abstracted, broody, melancholy, (v) sad; antonym (adj) alert, 2. sorrowful; synonyms (adj) miserable, doleful, lugubrious, rueful, gloomy, dismal, dreary, grievous, lamentable, mournful; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, content, joyful, successful. athro 1. teacher; synonyms (n) instructor, master, coach, preceptor, educator, mentor, tutor, guide, missionary, trainer; antonym (n) student, 2. master; synonyms (n) captain, head, (v) conquer, control, command, defeat, dominate, (adj) chief, original, ace, 3. professor; synonyms (n) lecturer, scholar, teacher, don, academic, connoisseur. athrod 1. libel; synonyms (n) slander, aspersion, defamation, denigration, (v) insult, denigrate, asperse, calumniate, defame, lampoon, 2. slander; synonyms (n) scandal, obloquy, disparagement, backbiting, calumny, disgrace, (v) libel, disparage, (adj) abuse, malign; antonym (v) praise. athrodi 1. defame; synonyms (v) libel, malign, slander, vilify, calumniate, denigrate, smear, blacken, (adj) asperse, (n) disgrace; antonym (v) praise, 2. libel; synonyms (n) aspersion, defamation, denigration, abuse, (v) insult, defame, lampoon, slur, backbite, disparage, 3. slander; synonyms (n) scandal, obloquy, disparagement, backbiting, calumny, detraction, (v) belie, besmirch, reproach, sully. athrodiaeth slander; synonyms (n) insult, scandal, aspersion, defamation, obloquy, disparagement, (v) libel, defame, (adj) abuse, asperse; antonym (v) praise.
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athrodwr slanderer; synonyms (n) defamer,
atodeg rider; synonyms (n) horseman, appendix,
backbiter, libeler, detractor, maligner, traducer, calumniator, vilifier. athrofa 1. academy; synonyms (n) academe, school, college, institution, university, academia, campus, class, alliance, council, 2. college; synonyms (n) faculty, academy, association, institute, society, (adj) academic. athrofaol 1. collegiate; synonyms (adj) collegial, academic, scholastic, 2. academic; synonyms (adj) theoretical, learned, pedantic, scholarly, speculative, studious, bookish, (n) intellectual, academician, (v) hypothetical; antonym (n) realist. athroniaeth philosophy; synonyms (n) doctrine, logic, stoicism, theory, attitude, ism, belief, beliefs, reasoning, thinking. athronydd philosopher; synonyms (n) thinker, theorist, pundit, intellectual, mastermind, philosophaster, philosophe, scholar, academic, alchemist. athronyddol philosophical; synonyms (adj) philosophic, cool, (v) sedate, contemplative, deliberative, introspective, meditative, museful, pensive, platonic. athronyddu philosophize; synonyms (v) philosophise, reason, generalize. athrylith 1. genius; synonyms (n) capacity, ability, flair, faculty, brain, gift, prodigy, bent, aptitude, (adj) endowment; antonym (n) stupidity, 2. talent; synonyms (n) genius, cleverness, knack, skill, capability, ingenuity, proficiency, power, efficiency, prowess; antonym (n) inability, 3. intuition; synonyms (n) feeling, hunch, insight, instinct, notion, premonition, presentiment, sense, suspicion, vision, 4. ingenuity; synonyms (n) adroitness, cunning, ingeniousness, imagination, acumen, creativity, inventiveness, originality, resource, wit. athrylithgar 1. intuitive; synonyms (adj) instinctive, inborn, innate, automatic, impulsive, natural, perceptive, 2. talented; synonyms (adj) able, clever, capable, gifted, accomplished, proficient, apt, versatile, ingenious, promising. athrywyn 1. arbitrate; synonyms (v) adjudicate, intercede, mediate, intervene, referee, determine, interfere, intermediate, judge, reconcile, 2. mediation; synonyms (n) arbitration, intercession, intervention, agency, intermediation, interposition, propitiation, atonement, negotiation, 3. mediate; synonyms (v) arbitrate, interpose, moderate, negotiate, decide, liaise, settle, (adj) middle, 4. intervention; synonyms (n) interference, hindrance, intermission, (adj) mediation. atlas atlas; synonyms (n) telamon, chart, book, plan, diagram, drawing, (adj) superman, (v) syntagma, table.
equestrian, passenger, codicil, supplement, clause, provision, addition, condition. atodi 1. affix; synonyms (v) add, annex, adjoin, append, fasten, fix, connect, join, stick, (adj) attach; antonyms (v) detach, unfasten, 2. augment; synonyms (v) amplify, increase, enhance, enlarge, aggrandize, reinforce, boost, expand, grow, (n) accrue; antonym (v) reduce, 3. add; synonyms (v) calculate, include, total, figure, lend, mix, divide, subtract, gather, (n) addition, 4. append; synonyms (v) affix, suffix, suspend, tack, conjoin, insert, supplement, supply, (adj) hang. atodiad 1. addition; synonyms (n) accession, accessory, addendum, extension, increase, accretion, afterthought, annex, appendage, (prep) accumulation; antonyms (n) subtraction, removal, estimation, 2. appendix; synonyms (n) addition, adjunct, (v) supplement, 3. adjunct; synonyms (n) assistant, attachment, extra, increment, appendix, complement, (adj) adjuvant, ancillary, appurtenant, auxiliary, 4. supplement; synonyms (n) accompaniment, continuation, appurtenance, postscript, counterpart, (v) add, append, affix, augment, accompany; antonym (v) diminish. atodlen 1. schedule; synonyms (n) list, agenda, catalog, program, calendar, catalogue, inventory, table, roll, (v) register, 2. supplement; synonyms (n) accessory, annex, accompaniment, addendum, addition, adjunct, appendix, (v) add, append, (adj) complement; antonym (v) diminish. atodol 1. additional; synonyms (adj) added, extra, supplementary, accessory, ancillary, another, further, more, second, (pron) other; antonyms (adj) less, main, 2. supplementary; synonyms (adj) additional, subsidiary, supplemental, auxiliary, secondary, subordinate, new, 3. accessory; synonyms (adj) accessary, appurtenant, (n) accomplice, abettor, adjunct, abetter, appurtenance, assistant, attachment, confederate. atom atom; synonyms (n) jot, grain, molecule, particle, speck, mite, bit, corpuscle, crumb, mote. atomeiddio atomize; synonyms (v) spray, vaporize, nebulize, atomise, decompose, disintegrate, grind, nuke, zap, microwave. atomiaeth atomism; synonym (n) atomicism. atomig atomic; synonyms (adj) minute, infinitesimal, nuclear, tiny, corpuscular, subatomic, thermonuclear, indivisible, minuscule, atomlike; antonyms (adj) conventional, gigantic. atosodiad supposition; synonyms (n) conjecture, assumption, hypothesis, premise, presumption, guess, speculation, surmise, supposal, thought; antonym (n) fact. atreg 1. delay; synonyms (n) pause, arrest, deferment, wait, stay, (v) defer, check, postpone, reserve,
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adjourn; antonyms (n) punctuality, decisiveness, (v) rush, advance, 2. support; synonyms (n) help, stand, aid, keep, comfort, (v) assist, prop, back, brace, encourage; antonyms (n) hindrance, (v) oppose, neglect, undermine, abandon, reject, weaken, 3. remorse; synonyms (n) compunction, penitence, contrition, repentance, guilt, regret, penance, grief, sorrow, qualm. atsain echo; synonyms (n) answer, repercussion, reaction, (v) repeat, reproduce, resound, reverberate, rebound, ape, copy. atseiniol 1. resounding; synonyms (adj) resonant, booming, reverberating, ringing, loud, rolling, vibrant, emphatic, resonating, 2. resonant; synonyms (adj) sonorous, deep, full, melodious, resounding, reverberative, rich, bass, cavernous, echoing; antonym (adj) weak. atynfa 1. attraction; synonyms (n) allure, enticement, invitation, affinity, allurement, appeal, charm, lure, attractiveness, bait; antonyms (n) repulsion, disgust, revulsion, 2. capillarity. atyniad 1. attraction; synonyms (n) allure, enticement, invitation, affinity, allurement, appeal, charm, lure, attractiveness, bait; antonyms (n) repulsion, disgust, revulsion, 2. capillarity. atyniadol attractive; synonyms (adj) alluring, amiable, appealing, charming, engaging, goodlooking, tempting, adorable, delightful, enchanting; antonyms (adj) unattractive, ugly, unappealing, disgusting, repellent, revolting, repulsive, straight, unpleasant. atynnu 1. withdraw; synonyms (v) extract, remove, retire, retract, retreat, abandon, cancel, disengage, draw, leave; antonyms (v) advance, extend, give, offer, present, propose, deposit, 2. attract; synonyms (v) fascinate, charm, beguile, captivate, enamor, entice, invite, tempt, arrest, (adj) allure; antonyms (v) repel, disgust. au liver; synonyms (n) denizen, resident. aur gold; synonyms (n) money, riches, wealth, treasure, yellow, amber, (adj) aureate, gilded, gilt, golden. awch 1. edge; synonyms (n) boundary, margin, verge, blade, brink, extremity, advantage, (v) border, bound, hem; antonyms (n) center, (v) middle, 2. zest; synonyms (n) relish, gusto, taste, savor, flavor, enthusiasm, energy, piquancy, appetite, (v) spice; antonym (n) apathy, 3. ardor; synonyms (n) eagerness, fervor, zeal, ardency, fervency, fire, flame, heat, passion, avidity; antonym (n) indifference, 4. avidity; synonyms (n) avarice, greed, greediness, ardor, covetousness, lust, desire, avidness, cupidity, rapacity, 5. appetite; synonyms (n) appetence, appetency, craving, inclination, liking, stomach, thirst, want, appetition, (v) demand; antonym (n) dislike, 6. relish;
synonyms (v) enjoy, bask, delight, like, (n) fancy, love, palate, appetizer, enjoyment, zest. awchlym 1. acute; synonyms (adj) sharp, incisive, intense, keen, penetrating, critical, piercing, severe, shrewd, (v) high; antonyms (adj) dull, obtuse, 2. sharp; synonyms (adj) acute, bitter, intelligent, acid, acrid, harsh, pointed, pungent, quick, (v) biting; antonyms (adj) blunt, mild, gentle, rounded, sweet, bland, blurred, naive, round, smooth, 3. keen; synonyms (adj) eager, brisk, enthusiastic, exquisite, discriminating, clever, astute, desirous, (v) fresh, avid; antonyms (adj) apathetic, indifferent, unenthusiastic. awchlymu 1. whet; synonyms (v) sharpen, excite, grind, quicken, stimulate, stir, hone, (n) goad, spur, (adj) point, 2. sharpen; synonyms (v) focus, edge, intensify, sharp, increase, heighten, whet, improve, compound, taper; antonym (v) cloud. awchus 1. sharp; synonyms (adj) acute, bitter, intelligent, acid, acrid, harsh, incisive, intense, (n) keen, (v) biting; antonyms (adj) blunt, dull, mild, gentle, rounded, sweet, bland, blurred, naive, round, 2. ardent; synonyms (adj) burning, enthusiastic, fervent, passionate, eager, impassioned, vehement, warm, affectionate, avid; antonyms (adj) indifferent, apathetic, 3. greedy; synonyms (adj) gluttonous, covetous, desirous, acquisitive, glutton, grasping, piggish, esurient, grabby, (v) avaricious; antonym (adj) generous, 4. eager; synonyms (adj) ardent, earnest, agog, ambitious, zealous, industrious, studious, active, craving, excited; antonyms (adj) disinterested, unconcerned, 5. keen; synonyms (adj) sharp, brisk, exquisite, piercing, discriminating, clever, astute, bright, cutting, (v) fresh; antonym (adj) unenthusiastic. awdl ode; synonyms (n) verse, poem, rhyme, song, elegy, epopee, hymn, limerick, bucolic, canzonet; antonym (n) prose. awdur author; synonyms (n) writer, architect, creator, founder, inventor, originator, parent, producer, (v) compose, create. awduraidd classic; synonyms (adj) classical, model, archetypal, exemplary, ideal, typical, representative, traditional, archaic, (n) masterpiece; antonym (n) second-rate. awdurdod authority; synonyms (n) ascendancy, command, sanction, administration, authorization, dominance, domination, hold, judge, power. awdurdodedig authorized; synonyms (v) allowed, (adj) authoritative, authorised, official, competent, lawful, legal, legitimate, permissible, privileged; antonym (adj) informal. awdurdodi 1. accredit; synonyms (v) credit, authorize, ascribe, assign, attribute, certify, allow, empower, appoint, believe, 2. authorize;
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Welsh - English synonyms (v) approve, commission, delegate, license, pass, permit, sanction, authorise, charter, entitle. awdurdodol authoritative; synonyms (adj) official, absolute, authoritarian, authorized, commanding, imperious, influential, magistral, powerful, (n) authentic; antonym (adj) informal. awdures authoress; synonym (n) penwoman. awduriaeth authorship; synonyms (n) paternity, source, writing, composition, pencraft, authorism, bookcraft, penning, chirography, (v) publication. awdwr author; synonyms (n) writer, architect, creator, founder, inventor, originator, parent, producer, (v) compose, create. awel 1. breeze; synonyms (n) breath, air, gust, blow, flurry, gale, rumor, wind, zephyr, (v) move, 2. wind (gwynt); synonyms (v) coil, twist, curl, meander, turn, bend, curve, twine, crook, entwine. awelan breeze; synonyms (n) breath, air, gust, blow, flurry, gale, rumor, wind, zephyr, (v) move. awelog 1. windy; synonyms (adj) stormy, blowy, flatulent, gusty, verbose, breezy, tempestuous, wordy, airy, empty; antonyms (adj) calm, still, straight, 2. breezy; synonyms (adj) jaunty, windy, chilly, bright, casual, buoyant, fresh, sprightly, vivacious, blustery. awen 1. rein; synonyms (n) bridle, curb, check, restraint, strap, (v) harness, leash, contain, rule, 2. muse; synonyms (v) contemplate, meditate, cogitate, consider, deliberate, ponder, reflect, brood, ruminate, speculate. awenydd poet; synonyms (n) bard, author, maker, lyricist, muse, manufacturer, meditate, muset, novelist, playwright. awenyddiaeth 1. poetry; synonyms (n) poem, poesy, verse, song, rhyme, style; antonym (n) prose, 2. poesy; synonyms (n) poetry, ballad, canticle, canzonet, carol, descant, ditty, hymn, lay, poetics. awenyddol poetical; synonyms (adj) poetic, figurative, imaginative, inventive, poematic. awenyddu poetize; synonyms (v) verse, versify, compose, scan, poetise, idealize. awgrym 1. beck; synonyms (n) nod, stream, act, behest, bidding, (v) beckon, burn, runnel, creek, river, 2. hint; synonyms (n) clue, intimation, suggestion, trace, allusion, (v) suggest, dash, tip, touch, allude; antonym (n) overtone, 3. suggestion; synonyms (n) hint, advice, proposal, counsel, proposition, recommendation, sign, implication, indication, inkling. awgrymiad suggestion; synonyms (n) hint, advice, intimation, proposal, allusion, counsel, dash, proposition, recommendation, sign. awgrymu 1. hint; synonyms (n) clue, intimation, suggestion, trace, allusion, (v) suggest, dash, tip,
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awyddus 1. anxious; synonyms (adj) afraid, alarmed, nervous, tense, uneasy, agitated, apprehensive, concerned, distressed, fearful; antonyms (adj) calm, relaxed, carefree, confident, rational, unconcerned, undisturbed, untroubled, 2. zealous; synonyms (adj) eager, enthusiastic, keen, passionate, fervent, ardent, avid, devoted, strenuous, vehement; antonym (adj) indifferent, 3. desirous; synonyms (adj) anxious, wistful, ambitious, covetous, greedy, hungry, longing, envious, (v) willing; antonym (adj) undesirous, 4. eager; synonyms (adj) desirous, earnest, agog, acute, zealous, industrious, studious, active, burning, craving; antonyms (adj) apathetic, disinterested. awyr 1. air; synonyms (n) tune, appearance, manner, atmosphere, look, melody, strain, (v) ventilate, broadcast, show, 2. sky; synonyms (n) air, heaven, heavens, space, (v) fling, flip, pitch, agitate, alternate, cant. awyrdrom aerodrome; synonyms (n) airport, airdrome. awyren 1. airplane; synonyms (n) aeroplane, plane, jet, seaplane, craft, jumbo, airship, (v) automobile, bus, train, 2. aircraft; synonyms (n) airplane, airliner, vessel, blimp, boat, dirigible, hydroplane, vehicle, zeppelin, spacecraft, 3. balloon; synonyms (n) bubble, (v) ball, inflate, billow, bloat, bulge, distend, soar, swell, fly; antonym (v) deflate, 4. plane; synonyms (n) face, aircraft, degree, (v) flatten, (adj) level, even, flat, horizontal, smooth, flush. awyrendy hangar; synonyms (n) airdock, shed, airport, base. awyrenfa airfield; synonyms (n) aerodrome, airstrip, airport, runway, field, area, arena, bailiwick, battlefield, battleground. awyrennwr 1. aviator; synonyms (n) airman, aeronaut, pilot, flier, flyer, aeroplanist, navigator, ace, barnstormer, bill, 2. airman; synonyms (n) aviator, soldier, broadsheet, broadside, circular, crew, handbill, steward, stewardess, throwaway, 3. pilot; synonyms (n) guide, leader, (v) manage, lead, conduct, direct, director, fly, navigate, (adj) experimental. awyrgylch 1. air; synonyms (n) tune, appearance, manner, atmosphere, look, melody, strain, (v) ventilate, broadcast, show, 2. atmosphere; synonyms (n) air, ambience, ambiance, aura, environment, feel, feeling, mood, background, quality. awyrgylchol atmospheric; synonyms (adj) aerial, atmospherical, retiring, light. awyriad ventilation; synonyms (n) airing, exploitation, discussion, deliberation, air, breathing, circulation, conference, conversation, disclosure.
awyrlong airship; synonyms (n) blimp, dirigible, zeppelin, balloon, airplane, plane, aircraft. awyrol 1. airy; synonyms (adj) light, windy, aerial, ethereal, insubstantial, aeriform, aery, aired, breezy, bright; antonyms (adj) stuffy, airless, hot, 2. aerial; synonyms (adj) airy, unreal, (n) antenna.
Á ársenig arsenic; synonym (n) as.
B baban 1. baby; synonyms (n) babe, child, darling, (v) coddle, indulge, pamper, cosset, mollycoddle, (adj) infant, miniature; antonym (adj) giant, 2. babe; synonyms (n) baby, sweetie. babanaidd 1. babyish; synonyms (adj) childish, infantile, juvenile, immature, baby, boyish, infantine, puerile, silly, babish; antonym (adj) mature, 2. childish; synonyms (adj) childlike, babyish, naive, frivolous, simple, young, innocent, absurd, adolescent, stupid; antonyms (adj) grownup, old, sensible, 3. childlike; synonyms (adj) ingenuous, artless, childly, pure, unsophisticated, natural. babandod 1. babyhood; synonyms (n) childhood, infancy, immaturity, girlhood, youthhood, babehood, cradle, infanthood, (adj) puerility, simplicity; antonym (n) adulthood, 2. beginning; synonyms (n) cause, begin, birth, commencement, derivation, opening, origin, start, dawn, (adj) original; antonyms (n) end, finish, finale, conclusion, demise, ending, 3. infancy; synonyms (n) babyhood, beginning, genesis, adolescence, age, nativity, upbringing. babanu pet; synonyms (adj) favourite, (n) favorite, darling, love, beloved, (v) caress, dear, dandle, fondle, baby. babi baby (baban); synonyms (n) babe, child, darling, (v) coddle, indulge, pamper, cosset, mollycoddle, (adj) infant, miniature; antonym (adj) giant. babiaeth babyhood; synonyms (n) childhood, infancy, immaturity, girlhood, youthhood, babehood, cradle, infanthood, (adj) puerility, simplicity; antonym (n) adulthood. babiaidd babyish; synonyms (adj) childish, infantile, juvenile, immature, baby, boyish, infantine, puerile, silly, babish; antonym (adj) mature.
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Welsh - English bach 1. small; synonyms (adj) little, minute, narrow, fine, inadequate, insignificant, low, minor, petty, slight; antonyms (adj) bulky, colossal, considerable, enormous, extra-large, great, huge, sizeable, (syn) big, large, 2. little; synonyms (adj) small, diminutive, brief, short, some, tiny, exiguous, light, baby, (v) dash; antonym (adj) important, 3. hook; synonyms (n) clasp, crook, claw, crotchet, draw, lure, (v) catch, bend, fasten, hitch, 4. bend; synonyms (n) bow, arch, arc, elbow, (v) curve, turn, crouch, stoop, curl, flex; antonyms (v) straighten, square, 5. corner; synonyms (n) angle, coign, dilemma, hole, niche, nook, predicament, quandary, recess, jam, 6. hinge; synonyms (n) joint, axis, articulation, axle, spindle, pin, (v) pivot, depend, juncture, 7. nook; synonyms (n) corner, bay, compartment. bachell 1. clutch; synonyms (n) clasp, gripe, batch, (v) grip, clench, clinch, grab, grasp, hold, catch, 2. corner; synonyms (n) bend, angle, turn, coign, dilemma, hole, niche, nook, predicament, quandary, 3. nook; synonyms (n) corner, recess, bay, compartment, 4. snare; synonyms (n) trap, lure, decoy, (v) mesh, gin, ambush, ensnare, entrap, hook, capture. bachgen 1. boy; synonyms (n) lad, fellow, kid, male, man, minor, servant, son, youngster, youth, 2. son (mab); synonyms (n) offspring, boy, child, descendant, logos, word, bible, countersign, discussion, intelligence. bachgendod boyhood; synonyms (n) childhood, babyhood, adolescence, youth, youthhood, age, boyism, puberty, childishness, juniority. bachgennaidd 1. childish; synonyms (adj) boyish, childlike, babyish, immature, naive, frivolous, infantile, juvenile, puerile, silly; antonyms (adj) mature, grown-up, old, sensible, 2. boyish; synonyms (adj) young, adolescent, childish, youthful, girlish, kittenish, boylike, callow, schoolboyish, green. bachgennes girl; synonyms (n) damsel, lady, daughter, fille, lass, maid, wench, virgin, quean, female. bachgennyn 1. youngster; synonyms (n) boy, lad, child, juvenile, kid, urchin, toddler, adolescent, youth, baby; antonym (n) adult, 2. lad; synonyms (n) fellow, blighter, chap, cub, cuss, fella, laddie, youngster, schoolboy, companion. bachiad hitch; synonyms (n) catch, hindrance, limp, arrest, barrier, check, difficulty, drawback, (v) fasten, attach; antonym (v) unhitch. bachigyn diminutive; synonyms (adj) little, minute, bantam, petite, small, tiny, baby, exiguous, midget, miniature; antonym (adj) enormous. bachog 1. aquiline; synonyms (adj) crooked, aduncous, angular, hooked, jagged, serrated,
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curved, bent, uncinated, curving, 2. hooked; synonyms (adj) aquiline, addicted, infatuated, dependant, dependent, enamored, engrossed, obsessed, 3. incisive; synonyms (adj) sharp, acute, cutting, keen, penetrating, piercing, pungent, pointed, biting, discriminating; antonym (adj) mild. bachu 1. hook; synonyms (n) clasp, crook, claw, crotchet, draw, lure, (v) catch, bend, fasten, hitch, 2. bend; synonyms (n) bow, arch, arc, elbow, (v) curve, turn, crouch, stoop, curl, flex; antonyms (v) straighten, square. bachwr 1. hooker; synonyms (n) floozie, floozy, hustler, prostitute, slattern, streetwalker, tart, bilander, dogger, howker, 2. grapple; synonyms (v) clutch, clasp, grip, fight, tackle, contend, grab, deal, (n) grapnel, (adj) lock. bachwy bay (bae); synonyms (n) alcove, bark, recess, cry, harbor, fiord, sound, (adj) brown, (v) yap, roar. bachyn hook; synonyms (n) clasp, crook, claw, crotchet, draw, lure, (v) catch, bend, fasten, hitch. bacilws bacillus; synonyms (n) bacilli, bug, microbe, barn, bel, boron. bacio back; synonyms (n) rear, (adj) assist, (v) support, advocate, endorse, recede, second, stake, vouch, guarantee; antonyms (n) face, (v) front, oppose, advance. baco tobacco; synonyms (n) baccy, nicotian, (adj) nicotine. bacterioleg bacteriology; synonyms (n) microbiology, virology, mycology. bacteriwm bacterium; synonyms (n) bacteria, microbe, rabbit, (adj) virus. bacwn bacon; synonyms (n) lard, livelihood, maintenance, middlings, pay, prize, salary, stipend, subsistence, sustenance. bad boat (cwch); synonyms (n) yacht, scull, craft, dinghy, ship, vessel, vehicle, shallop, schooner, sailboat. badd bath; synonyms (n) wash, bathroom, tank, bathtub, dip, tub, (v) bathe, immersion, affusion, balneation. baddon bath; synonyms (n) wash, bathroom, tank, bathtub, dip, tub, (v) bathe, immersion, affusion, balneation. badwr boatman; synonyms (n) waterman, boater, lighterman, longshoreman, boatsman, shipman, leghorn, skimmer. bae 1. bay; synonyms (n) alcove, bark, recess, cry, harbor, fiord, sound, (adj) brown, (v) yap, roar, 2. laurel; synonyms (n) honor, decoration, medal, prize, title, cordon, coronet, cross, garter, riband. baedd boar; synonyms (n) pig, swine, dog, hog, hart, horse, sow, stallion, brawn, cock.
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baeddu beat; synonyms (v) batter, flap, pulsate, throb, tick, trounce, (n) pulse, thump, knock, round; antonym (v) lose. bael bail; synonyms (n) pledge, security, surety, bond, guarantee, handle, (v) deliver. baeol 1. pot; synonyms (n) caldron, boiler, can, bucket, belly, cannabis, commode, (v) bottle, (adj) deal, marijuana, 2. bucket; synonyms (n) tub, bucketful, container, pail, scoop, mug, pipkin, skeel, tankard, pan, 3. pitcher; synonyms (n) jug, ewer, jar, hurler, pot, creamer, twirler, bowl, mound. baetio 1. bait; synonyms (n) bribe, decoy, snare, attraction, (v) badger, tease, harass, lure, molest, (adj) harry, 2. maltreat; synonyms (v) abuse, mistreat, harm, mishandle, misuse, damage, hurt, injure, oppress, outrage. bag bag; synonyms (n) pocket, pouch, package, briefcase, purse, sack, case, (v) bulge, capture, catch. bagad 1. host; synonyms (n) crowd, army, flock, horde, mob, legion, troop, emcee, mass, multitude, 2. cluster; synonyms (n) bunch, clump, batch, group, agglomeration, collection, gang, (v) bundle, huddle, collect; antonym (v) disperse, 3. bunch; synonyms (n) cluster, band, lot, bulge, herd, accumulation, crew, knob, (v) pack, heap, 4. flock; synonyms (n) bevy, congregation, covey, cloud, assembly, drove, (v) assemble, congregate, flood, (adj) swarm, 5. multitude; synonyms (n) host, throng, concourse, masses, many, rabble, crush, people, battalion, abundance. bagadog 1. bunchy; synonyms (adj) bunched, agglomerate, agglomerated, agglomerative, clustered, (v) bossed, bossy, embossed, nodular, 2. numerous; synonyms (adj) manifold, many, abundant, frequent, multiple, multitudinous, copious, innumerable, plentiful, populous; antonym (adj) few. bagadu cluster; synonyms (n) bunch, clump, batch, group, agglomeration, collection, crowd, (v) bundle, huddle, collect; antonym (v) disperse. bagio 1. back; synonyms (n) rear, (adj) assist, (v) support, advocate, endorse, recede, second, stake, vouch, guarantee; antonyms (n) face, (v) front, oppose, advance, 2. bag; synonyms (n) pocket, pouch, package, briefcase, purse, sack, case, (v) bulge, capture, catch. bagl 1. leg (coes); synonyms (n) stage, blackleg, branch, peg, post, arm, column, limb, member, phase, 2. crutch; synonyms (n) crotch, support, groin, prop, staff, stick, ankle, stilt, fluke, kimbo, 3. crook; synonyms (n) bend, curve, criminal, cheat, scoundrel, turn, bending, felon, fraud, (v) bow. baglan 1. crutch; synonyms (n) crotch, support, groin, prop, staff, stick, ankle, stilt, fluke, kimbo, 2. trip; synonyms (n) excursion, expedition, tour, flight,
jaunt, (v) journey, slip, stumble, fall, (adj) blunder; antonym (v) fix, 3. stumble; synonyms (v) flounder, fumble, err, falter, hit, (n) trip, lurch, misstep, stagger, (adj) botch, consider also 4. run away; synonyms (v) escape, abscond, flee, elope, bolt, bunk, run, scarper, break, decamp. baglor bachelor; synonyms (n) graduate, available, batch, eligible, misogamist, misogynist, (adj) single, unmarried, unattached, free. baglu 1. stumble; synonyms (v) slip, fall, flounder, fumble, err, falter, (n) trip, lurch, misstep, (adj) blunder, 2. trip; synonyms (n) excursion, expedition, tour, flight, jaunt, travel, lapse, run, (v) journey, stumble; antonym (v) fix, 3. entangle; synonyms (v) embrangle, tangle, enmesh, complicate, confuse, involve, snarl, (n) embroil, (adj) embarrass, bewilder; antonym (v) disentangle, 4. ensnare; synonyms (v) entrap, trap, capture, catch, entangle, lure, snare, deceive, decoy, hook, consider also 5. run away; synonyms (v) escape, abscond, flee, elope, bolt, bunk, scarper, break, decamp, go. bai 1. blemish; synonyms (n) spot, scar, blot, defect, flaw, fault, imperfection, (v) stain, deface, disfigure; antonym (v) enhance, 2. blame; synonyms (v) accuse, arraign, censure, reprimand, charge, reproach, chide, rebuke, (n) attack, rap; antonyms (v) pardon, absolve, praise, 3. defect; synonyms (n) blemish, shortcoming, deficiency, failing, weakness, dearth, deformity, foible, (v) desert, (adj) infirmity, 4. fault; synonyms (n) error, blame, crime, delinquency, blunder, break, demerit, default, failure, (v) culpability; antonyms (n) merit, strength, 5. vice; synonyms (n) corruption, depravity, evil, immorality, iniquity, sin, frailty, deputy, substitute, (v) forceps; antonym (n) asset. baich 1. load; synonyms (n) charge, cargo, freight, stack, heap, pack, (v) burden, fill, encumber, pile; antonym (v) unload, 2. burden; synonyms (n) load, anxiety, strain, bale, (v) bother, weight, burthen, clog, trouble, afflict; antonyms (v) relieve, unburden. bal stupid; synonyms (adj) foolish, silly, dull, fatuous, idiotic, ridiculous, senseless, crass, (n) simple, absurd; antonyms (adj) sensible, bright, clever, intelligent, shrewd, wise. balast ballast; synonyms (n) weight, ballasting, counterbalance, anchor, counterpoise, foundation, (adj) aplomb, (v) stabilize, load, poise. balc 1. balk; synonyms (v) frustrate, prevent, retard, flinch, hamper, traverse, baffle, disappoint, (n) baulk, hindrance, 2. fault; synonyms (n) defect, blemish, error, failing, blame, blot, crime, delinquency, flaw, (v) deficiency; antonyms (n) merit, strength, 3. mistake; synonyms (n) blunder,
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Welsh - English fault, failure, misapprehension, misconception, demerit, (v) err, misapprehend, slip, confuse. balch 1. proud; synonyms (adj) arrogant, dignified, disdainful, haughty, lofty, exalted, conceited, egotistical, gallant, lordly; antonyms (adj) humble, modest, ashamed, embarrassed, 2. arrogant; synonyms (adj) imperious, presumptuous, proud, dogmatic, boastful, condescending, domineering, insolent, overbearing, supercilious; antonym (adj) self-effacing, 3. glad; synonyms (adj) contented, cheerful, jubilant, gay, blithe, content, delighted, festive, delightful, bright; antonym (adj) sad. balchder pride; synonyms (n) arrogance, boast, conceit, haughtiness, egotism, lordliness, vanity, assumption, insolence, (v) plume; antonyms (n) humility, modesty. balcio balk; synonyms (v) frustrate, prevent, retard, flinch, hamper, traverse, baffle, disappoint, (n) baulk, hindrance. balciog untidy; synonyms (adj) slovenly, disheveled, disordered, disorderly, messy, sloppy, unkempt, confused, disorganized, frowzy; antonyms (adj) tidy, neat, elegant. balcon balcony; synonyms (n) loggia, porch, veranda, arch, terrace, eaves, portico, balcon, cupola, deck. baldordd 1. balderdash; synonyms (n) nonsense, jargon, rot, drivel, gibberish, piffle, rubbish, trash, 2. clamor; synonyms (n) din, cry, noise, exclamation, hubbub, racket, roar, (v) outcry, clamour, hullabaloo, 3. babble; synonyms (n) burble, (v) murmur, chat, gab, gossip, ripple, talk, blab, blather, bubble; antonyms (v) quietness, silence, stillness. baldorddus babbling; synonyms (adj) blatant, blathering, blithering, gabbling, garrulous, jabbering, loquacious, (n) babble, lallation, stultiloquence. baldorddwr babbler; synonyms (n) cackler, chatterbox, chatterer, gossip, talker, blab, blatterer, jangler, spouter, trifler. bale ballet; synonyms (n) choreography, afterpiece, burlesque, burletta, comedietta, comedy, divertissement, drama, exode, extravaganza. baled ballad; synonyms (n) lay, song, carol, poem, pastoral, recitative, recitativo, solfeggio, bravura, cantata. balisteg ballistics; synonyms (n) projectiles, (v) gunnery. ballasg porcupine; synonyms (n) hedgehog, porpentine, shrew, (adj) beard, thistle. balleg 1. hamper; synonyms (n) basket, bond, (v) clog, cramp, block, fetter, hinder, curb, interfere, confine, 2. net; synonyms (n) network, bag, lace, earnings, cobweb, (v) mesh, clear, gain, make, trap; antonym (v) gross, 3. purse; synonyms (n) pocket, pouch,
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handbag, pocketbook, prize, container, (v) pucker, wrinkle, crease, contract. ballegrwyd dragnet; synonyms (n) trawl, trainel, trap, setline, trotline, (v) seek. balm balm; synonyms (n) ointment, salve, unguent, incense, aroma, perfume, liniment, unction, lotion. balmaidd balmy; synonyms (adj) aromatic, fragrant, mild, clement, sweet, temperate, savory, barmy, batty, benign. balog 1. codpiece, 2. tongue (tafod); synonyms (n) language, dialect, idiom, lingua, speech, clapper, glossa, talk, (v) lick, (adj) flippancy. balot ballot; synonyms (n) poll, vote, election, choice, plebiscite, voice, balloting, voting, (v) ticket, survey. ban 1. branch; synonyms (n) arm, jump, wing, affiliate, ramus, member, division, (v) fork, diverge, divide, 2. quarter; synonyms (n) area, part, district, mercy, neighborhood, region, direction, portion, (v) place, lodge, 3. arm (braich); synonyms (n) branch, bay, department, limb, might, offshoot, power, (v) equip, furnish, outfit; antonym (v) disarm, 4. corner; synonyms (n) bend, angle, turn, coign, dilemma, hole, niche, nook, predicament, quandary, 5. peak; synonyms (n) crest, maximum, top, acme, apex, crown, pinnacle, climax, extreme, head; antonyms (n) nadir, base, trough, 6. lofty; synonyms (adj) high, elevated, eminent, exalted, arrogant, grand, haughty, tall, great, distinguished; antonyms (adj) low, short, lowly, 7. stanza; synonyms (n) verse, stave, canto, poetry, triplet, burst, composition, position, site, staff, 8. loud; synonyms (adj) flashy, garish, gaudy, blatant, boisterous, brassy, forte, brazen, jazzy, (adv) aloud; antonyms (adj) soft, gentle, quiet, tasteful, subdued, subtle, 9. verse; synonyms (n) poem, rhyme, poesy, stanza, strain, measure, song, clause, paragraph, chapter; antonym (n) prose. banc 1. bank; synonyms (n) dam, coast, slope, store, limit, stack, bluff, (v) embankment, gradient, deposit; antonym (v) withdraw, 2. hillock; synonyms (n) hill, knoll, hummock, mound, rise, hammock, 3. mound; synonyms (n) heap, hillock, pile, mass, grave, bundle, (v) bank, mount, (adj) barrow, mountain. bancio bank (banc); synonyms (n) dam, coast, slope, store, limit, stack, bluff, (v) embankment, gradient, deposit; antonym (v) withdraw. bancr fender; synonyms (n) wing, cushion, guard, cowcatcher, annex, annexe, archetype, backstage, buff, (v) buffer. bancwr banker; synonyms (n) cashier, cambist, teller, investor, capitalist, dealer, financier, goldsmith, moneyer, usurer. band 1. band; synonyms (n) cluster, party, set, swathe, circle, collar, company, crew, (v) ring, combine, 2. binding; synonyms (adj) necessary,
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obligatory, valid, mandatory, compulsory, (n) cover, band, dressing, bond, covering. bandor banjo; synonyms (n) bandurria, gittern, rebeck. baner 1. flag; synonyms (n) banner, colors, ensign, (v) decline, languish, sag, (adj) droop, fade, drop, fail, 2. banner; synonyms (n) flag, title, bunting, emblem, headline, pennant, pennon, streamer. banerwr 1. ensign; synonyms (n) flag, banner, insignia, sign, ancient, sublieutenant, lieutenant, adjutant, alferes, arms, 2. standard-bearer; synonym (n) protagonist. banffagl 1. blaze; synonyms (n) glare, flame, burning, fire, light, (v) flash, beam, flicker, (adj) burn, glow, 2. bonfire; synonyms (n) balefire, blaze, conflagration, firecracker, fireworks, salute, beacon, flames, combustion, flare. banhadlen broom; synonyms (n) besom, brush, heather, (v) sweep, filter, rake, riddle, screen, shovel, sieve. baniar 1. banner; synonyms (n) flag, ensign, title, bunting, colors, emblem, headline, pennant, pennon, streamer, 2. shout; synonyms (v) cry, clamor, scream, bellow, bawl, exclaim, (n) call, roar, yell, cheer; antonym (v) whisper. banllawr platform; synonyms (n) dais, floor, rostrum, stage, stand, plan, pulpit, ambo, arena, (v) program. bannig 1. semibreve; synonym (n) breve, consider also 2. whole note; synonym (n) semibreve. bannod 1. part; synonyms (n) constituent, piece, article, character, component, cut, (v) branch, break, disjoin, divide; antonyms (n) whole, entirety, (adj) complete, 2. line; synonyms (n) cord, file, house, breed, course, family, lineage, field, ancestry, border, 3. clause; synonyms (n) paragraph, provision, rider, section, chapter, member, condition, prerequisite, proviso, (v) passage. bannog 1. famous; synonyms (adj) celebrated, eminent, splendid, distinguished, famed, illustrious, renowned, capital, conspicuous, important; antonyms (adj) unknown, infamous, ordinary, 2. high (uchel); synonyms (adj) elevated, great, expensive, exalted, lofty, tall, heavy, arrogant, costly, (v) bad; antonyms (adj) deep, short, sober, (n) low, 3. horned; synonyms (adj) cornuted, cornigerous, cuckolded, sharp, 4. elevated; synonyms (adj) high, noble, towering, grand, majestic, elated, magnanimous, advanced, dignified, (v) steep, 5. conspicuous; synonyms (adj) clear, apparent, blatant, manifest, marked, obvious, visible, blazing, bold, distinct; antonyms (adj) inconspicuous, unobtrusive. banon 1. maiden; synonyms (adj) first, initiatory, unmarried, celibate, inaugural, initiative, (n) damsel, maid, girl, wench, 2. queen; synonyms (n)
empress, king, lady, sovereign, monarch, fag, faggot, fairy, pansy, queer. bar bar; synonyms (n) barricade, band, stop, (v) ban, block, bolt, exclude, obstruct, arrest, balk; antonyms (v) permit, allow. bara bread; synonyms (n) living, livelihood, cash, maintenance, currency, dough, food, kale, loot, money. barbaraidd 1. fierce; synonyms (adj) bitter, violent, acute, cruel, ferocious, brutal, furious, grim, savage, nasty; antonyms (adj) gentle, mild, 2. savage; synonyms (adj) fierce, wild, bloodthirsty, rough, barbarous, fell, inhuman, murderous, (n) brute, barbarian. barbareiddio barbarize; synonym (v) barbarise. barbareiddiwch barbarity; synonyms (n) barbarism, atrocity, barbarousness, brutality, cruelty, savagery, viciousness, inhumanity, atrociousness. barbariad barbarian; synonyms (adj) savage, heathen, barbaric, barbarous, uncivilized, wild, foreign, rude, (n) vandal, brute. barbariaeth barbarism; synonyms (n) atrocity, barbarity, barbarousness, brutality, cruelty, savagery, uncivilizedness, heathenism, absurdity, atrociousness. barbwr barber; synonyms (n) hairdresser, foehn, khamsin, norther, vendaval, wuther, blizzard, tonsor, (v) shave, trim. barc bark; synonyms (n) snarl, yelp, rind, bay, crust, peel, (v) yap, skin, cry, growl; antonyms (v) mutter, whisper. barcer tanner; synonym (n) sixpence. barclod apron; synonyms (n) forestage, proscenium, skirt, pall, pontificals, barmcloth, base, bustle, crinoline, (v) buffer. barcty tannery; synonym (n) tanyard. barcutan kite; synonyms (n) parachute, airplane, epistle, former, letter, slip, (v) scram. bardd 1. bard; synonyms (n) minstrel, poet, muse, (adj) lyrist, scald, skald, troubadour, trouvere, (v) attire, caparison, 2. poet; synonyms (n) bard, author, maker, lyricist, manufacturer, meditate, muset, novelist, playwright, writer. barddas 1. poetics; synonym (n) poetry, 2. poetry; synonyms (n) poem, poesy, verse, song, rhyme, style; antonym (n) prose. barddol 1. bardic, 2. poetic; synonyms (adj) poetical, romantic, artistic, beauteous, fanciful, graphic, imaginative, anapestic, beautiful, dactylic. barddoni poetize; synonyms (v) verse, versify, compose, scan, poetise, idealize. barddoniaeth 1. poetry; synonyms (n) poem, poesy, verse, song, rhyme, style; antonym (n) prose, 2. verse; synonyms (n) poetry, stanza, strain,
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Welsh - English measure, clause, paragraph, canto, chapter, count, distich. barddonol 1. poetic; synonyms (adj) poetical, romantic, artistic, beauteous, fanciful, graphic, imaginative, anapestic, beautiful, dactylic, 2. poetical; synonyms (adj) poetic, figurative, inventive, poematic. barddrin muse; synonyms (v) contemplate, meditate, cogitate, consider, deliberate, ponder, reflect, brood, ruminate, speculate. barddwawd 1. muse; synonyms (v) contemplate, meditate, cogitate, consider, deliberate, ponder, reflect, brood, ruminate, speculate, 2. poetry; synonyms (n) poem, poesy, verse, song, rhyme, style; antonym (n) prose. barf 1. whiskers; synonyms (n) beard, hair, mustache, byssus, 2. beard; synonyms (n) awn, whiskers, disguise, sloven, (v) dare, defy, camouflage, mask, (adj) brave, 3. barb; synonyms (n) point, arrow, jag, gibe, prickle, quill, spike, spine, (adj) spur, aculeate. barfog bearded; synonyms (adj) awned, barbate, awny, hairy, whiskered, aristate, calamiform, coniform, echinate, gladiate. barfwr barber; synonyms (n) hairdresser, foehn, khamsin, norther, vendaval, wuther, blizzard, tonsor, (v) shave, trim. bargeinio bargain; synonyms (n) contract, agreement, covenant, deal, treaty, arrangement, buy, (v) exchange, agree, (adj) cheap; antonym (n) rip-off. bargen bargain; synonyms (n) contract, agreement, covenant, deal, treaty, arrangement, buy, (v) exchange, agree, (adj) cheap; antonym (n) rip-off. bargod eaves; synonyms (n) arch, balcony, cupola, dome, attic, loft, projection, brow, ridge. bargyfreithiwr 1. barrister; synonyms (n) attorney, counsel, lawyer, counselor, adviser, 2. advocate; synonyms (n) backer, champion, sponsor, defender, (v) recommend, support, vindicate, back, defend, endorse; antonyms (n) detractor, skeptic, (v) oppose. bariaeth 1. wrath; synonyms (n) anger, fury, ire, rage, resentment, displeasure, indignation, passion, madness, (adj) angry, 2. evil; synonyms (adj) bad, corrupt, criminal, ill, wicked, depraved, (n) damage, adversity, detriment, disaster; antonyms (adj) kindhearted, (n) good, goodness, righteousness, 3. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness. baril barrel; synonyms (n) drum, roll, vessel, barrelful, cask, container, vase, vat, jar, plug. bario 1. bolt; synonyms (n) arrow, dash, pin, (v) bar, abscond, gobble, latch, lock, escape, (adv) bang;
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antonyms (v) nibble, unbolt, unlock, 2. bar; synonyms (n) barricade, band, stop, (v) ban, block, bolt, exclude, obstruct, arrest, balk; antonyms (v) permit, allow. barlad drake; synonyms (n) cock, hart, horse, stag, stallion, dragon, (adj) mallard. barlysyn barley; synonyms (n) barleycorn, bere. barn 1. sentence; synonyms (n) judgment, finding, decision, condemnation, conviction, phrase, (v) condemn, convict, doom, judge, 2. opinion; synonyms (n) feeling, notion, idea, belief, advice, conjecture, guess, impression, meaning, mind. barnais varnish; synonyms (n) coat, lacquer, paint, veneer, palliate, cover, (v) gloss, color, gild, furbish. barneisio varnish; synonyms (n) coat, lacquer, paint, veneer, palliate, cover, (v) gloss, color, gild, furbish. barnol 1. condemnatory; synonyms (adj) censorious, damnatory, captious, carping, caviling, condemning, critical, disapproving, (v) vituperative, disparaging, 2. annoying; synonyms (adj) galling, irritating, troublesome, vexatious, aggravating, awkward, bothersome, disagreeable, grating, (n) annoyance; antonyms (adj) pleasing, soothing, 3. judicial; synonyms (adj) forensic, judiciary, legal, judicatory, dispassionate, lawful, juridic, juridical, discriminative, judicious. barnu 1. adjudicate; synonyms (v) adjudge, judge, arbitrate, decide, try, rule, pronounce, referee, sentence, settle, 2. adjudge; synonyms (v) adjudicate, award, condemn, convict, declare, (n) give, 3. judge; synonyms (n) arbiter, arbitrator, (v) consider, estimate, evaluate, think, believe, assess, calculate, guess. barnwr judge; synonyms (n) arbiter, arbitrator, (v) consider, estimate, evaluate, think, believe, condemn, assess, adjudicate. baromedr barometer; synonyms (n) baroscope, aeroscope, eudiometer, gauge, norm, (v) glass, especially, glaze, goblet, hourglass. barus 1. greedy; synonyms (adj) eager, avid, gluttonous, covetous, desirous, acquisitive, glutton, grasping, piggish, (v) avaricious; antonym (adj) generous, 2. voracious; synonyms (adj) greedy, hungry, rapacious, ravenous, edacious, esurient, insatiable, ravening, famished, predatory. barwn baron; synonyms (n) mogul, king, magnate, earl, tycoon, thane, ability, businessperson, (v) man, consort. barwnes baroness; synonym (n) lady. barwniaeth barony; synonym (n) baronetcy. barwnig baronet; synonym (n) baronetcy. barwnol baronial; synonyms (adj) imposing, lordly, noble, royal, stately, courtly, distinguished, elegant, formal, magisterial. bas 1. shallow; synonyms (adj) shoal, superficial, low, cursory, petty, little, sketchy, flimsy, frivolous,
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simple; antonyms (adj) deep, bottomless, 2. bass; synonyms (adj) resonant, rich, sonorous, abstruse, booming, rumbling, (n) basso, tenor, (adv) accompaniment, second. basged basket; synonyms (n) basketful, bassinet, cradle, gondola, case, coffin, handbasket, hoop, leap, ped. basle shoal; synonyms (n) shallow, school, shelf, swarm, multitude, bar, (adj) superficial, reefy, shelfy, shelvy. basn 1. basin; synonyms (n) bowl, pot, depression, dock, hollow, tank, washbasin, washbowl, basinful, cavity, 2. bowl; synonyms (n) basin, plate, container, stadium, arena, bowlful, (v) hurl, roll, toss, troll. bastardiaeth bastardy; synonyms (n) illegitimacy, bastardism. bat bat; synonyms (n) club, rapidity, blow, cudgel, flittermouse, punch, (v) hit, beat, blink, lick. bataliwn battalion; synonyms (n) army, host, regiment, battalia, company, squadron, throng, unit, brigade, corps. bath 1. kind (caredig, math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean, merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting, 2. stamp; synonyms (n) mark, seal, impression, cachet, (v) imprint, print, cast, impress, trample, punch, 3. bath; synonyms (n) wash, bathroom, tank, bathtub, dip, tub, (v) bathe, immersion, affusion, balneation, 4. coin; synonyms (n) cash, money, specie, currency, (v) forge, invent, mint, originate, create, strike, 5. die (marw); synonyms (v) decease, dead, death, depart, expire, fall, go, pass, conk, (n) dice, 6. sort; synonyms (n) kind, type, assortment, description, rank, variety, pattern, (v) group, arrange, (adj) manner. bathdy mint; synonyms (n) fortune, heap, pile, lot, mass, peck, stack, (v) coin, invent, manufacture. bathiad 1. coining; synonyms (n) forgery, stamping, 2. coinage; synonyms (n) coin, currency, money, coining, coins, invention, mintage, specie. bathodyn 1. badge; synonyms (n) emblem, insignia, mark, sign, medal, characteristic, decoration, device, identification, indication, 2. medal; synonyms (n) award, prize, medallion, title, honor, laurels, palm. bathol coin; synonyms (n) cash, money, specie, (v) forge, invent, mint, originate, create, strike, cast. bathu 1. coin; synonyms (n) cash, money, specie, (v) forge, invent, mint, originate, create, strike, cast, 2. mint; synonyms (n) fortune, heap, pile, lot, mass, peck, stack, (v) coin, manufacture, stamp.
batio bat; synonyms (n) club, rapidity, blow, cudgel, flittermouse, punch, (v) hit, beat, blink, lick. batri battery; synonyms (n) troop, army, barrage, company, collection, mugging, onslaught, sequence, squad, violence. batwr batter; synonyms (n) batsman, (v) baste, hammer, bash, beat, break, buffet, club, hit, knock. baw 1. dirt; synonyms (n) soil, dust, filth, grime, crap, ground, mire, scandal, contamination, smudge, 2. dung; synonyms (n) compost, droppings, excrement, ordure, muck, (adj) faeces, feces, 3. filth; synonyms (n) dirt, garbage, foulness, blot, filthiness, nastiness, squalor, stain; antonym (n) cleanness, 4. mire; synonyms (n) bog, marsh, quagmire, sludge, tangle, morass, ooze, slush, (v) involve, (adj) mud. bawaidd 1. mean; synonyms (v) intend, design, imply, denote, (adj) middle, base, common, (n) average, contemptible, low; antonyms (adj) generous, kind, 2. dirty; synonyms (adj) foul, dirt, bawdy, contaminated, dingy, (v) muddy, corrupt, soil, contaminate, (n) defile; antonyms (adj) hygienic, pure, spotless, immaculate, (v) clean, 3. sordid; synonyms (adj) dirty, ignoble, filthy, grimy, nasty, cheap, despicable, abject, dishonorable, mean; antonym (adj) respectable, 4. vile; synonyms (adj) evil, bad, disgusting, infamous, offensive, revolting, sorry, sordid, vicious, atrocious; antonyms (adj) pleasant, attractive. bawd 1. toe; synonyms (n) digit, extremity, foot, bottom, nadir, sole, adversary, antagonist, competitor, (adj) toed, 2. thumb; synonyms (n) pollex, forefinger, hand, (v) finger, feel, flip, handle, leaf, flick, hitch. bedd 1. grave; synonyms (adj) austere, critical, serious, severe, solemn, earnest, bad, dangerous, (v) acute, engrave; antonyms (adj) mild, frivolous, funny, 2. tomb; synonyms (n) grave, sepulchre, crypt, sepulcher, pit, sepulture, vault, monument, entomb, (v) bury. beddadail mausoleum; synonyms (n) grave, vault, crypt, sepulcher, tomb, catacomb, monument. beddargraff epitaph; synonyms (n) memorial, remembrance, epitaphic, legend, elegy, eulogy, monument, sentiment. beddfaen tombstone; synonyms (n) gravestone, headstone, monument, keystone. beddgell 1. catacomb; synonyms (n) crypt, vault, tomb, mausoleum, grave, 2. vault; synonyms (n) leap, bound, jump, spring, arch, hurdle, cellar, (v) hop, curve, overleap. beddrod 1. tomb; synonyms (n) grave, sepulchre, crypt, sepulcher, pit, sepulture, vault, monument, entomb, (v) bury, 2. sepulchre; synonyms (n) burial, entombment, inhumation, interment.
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Welsh - English bedwen birch; synonyms (n) stick, (v) whip, lash, flog, scourge, bang, cob, comb, (adj) birchen, birken. bedydd 1. baptism; synonyms (n) christening, chrism, blessing, designation, entrance, identification, initiation, introduction, (v) nomination, nuncupation, 2. christening; synonym (n) baptism. bedyddfa baptistry; synonyms (n) baptistery, font, face, fount, typeface. bedyddfaen font; synonyms (n) fount, fountain, type, baptistery, print, spring, typeface, well, baptistry, face. bedyddio baptize; synonyms (v) call, christen, dub, entitle, name, baptise, term, style. bedyddiol 1. baptismal; synonyms (adj) eucharistical, (n) baptism, 2. baptized. Beibl bible; synonyms (n) scripture, book, authority, guide, manual, regulation, word, countersign, creed, discussion. Beiblaidd 1. bible; synonyms (n) scripture, book, authority, guide, manual, regulation, word, countersign, creed, discussion, 2. biblical; synonyms (adj) scriptural, prophetic, sacred. beic 1. bicycle; synonyms (n) machine, vehicle, coach, rack, (v) bike, wheel, cycle, pedal, motorcycle, drive, 2. bike; synonyms (n) motorbike, (v) bicycle. beichio 1. low (isel); synonyms (adj) contemptible, abject, humble, ignoble, base, blue, common, deep, dejected, (adv) gentle; antonyms (adj) cheerful, happy, high-pitched, loud, important, piercing, (n) high, 2. burden; synonyms (n) load, anxiety, pack, strain, (v) bother, weight, burthen, clog, trouble, afflict; antonyms (v) relieve, unburden, 3. sob; synonyms (n) cry, moan, lament, groan, (v) whine, wail, weep, snivel, whimper, howl. beichiog pregnant; synonyms (adj) pithy, significant, fraught, enceinte, expectant, gravid, heavy, big, meaning, teeming. beichiogi conceive; synonyms (v) believe, imagine, think, apprehend, comprehend, design, realize, discover, cogitate, catch. beichus burdensome; synonyms (adj) arduous, heavy, weighty, cumbrous, cumbersome, difficult, oppressive, troublesome, unwieldy, (v) onerous; antonym (adj) easy. beiddgar 1. daring; synonyms (adj) brave, bold, courageous, audacious, (n) adventurous, audacity, boldness, bravery, courage, adventurousness; antonyms (adj) cowardly, cautious, dull, timid, (n) cowardice, 2. audacious; synonyms (adj) arrogant, barefaced, brash, daring, impudent, intrepid, shameless, blatant, brazen, enterprising; antonym (adj) modest. beiddgarwch 1. daring; synonyms (adj) brave, bold, courageous, audacious, (n) adventurous, audacity,
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boldness, bravery, courage, adventurousness; antonyms (adj) cowardly, cautious, dull, timid, (n) cowardice, 2. audacity; synonyms (n) arrogance, audaciousness, effrontery, impudence, nerve, presumption, cheek, face, guts, (v) assurance. beiddio 1. dare; synonyms (v) defy, brave, hazard, confront, resist, (n) challenge, venture, adventure, daring, defiance, 2. presume; synonyms (v) assume, dare, believe, consider, expect, guess, infer, think, esteem, conclude. beili bailiff; synonyms (n) factor, officer, broker, castellan, clerk, middleman, proctor, secretary, seneschal, solicitor. beio 1. censure; synonyms (n) reprimand, animadversion, attack, accusation, (v) blame, accuse, abuse, reproach, berate, carp; antonyms (n) approval, (v) praise, approve, commend, 2. blame; synonyms (v) arraign, censure, charge, chide, fault, rebuke, attribute, (n) rap, onus, allegation; antonyms (v) pardon, absolve. beirniad 1. critic; synonyms (n) connoisseur, commentator, judge, censor, reviewer, evaluator, pundit, critique, censurer, (adj) critical; antonym (n) supporter, 2. adjudicator; synonyms (n) arbiter, arbitrator, referee, umpire, moderator, negotiator, ruler, intermediary, mediator, 3. arbiter; synonyms (n) expert, adjudicator, authority, critic. beirniadaeth 1. criticism; synonyms (n) critique, commentary, blame, review, animadversion, attack, censure, comment, denunciation, disapproval; antonyms (n) praise, approval, admiration, compliment, 2. adjudication; synonyms (n) arbitration, decision, ruling, verdict, award, adjudgment, adjudicature, agreement, dijudication, intercession. beirniadol critical; synonyms (adj) acute, decisive, delicate, important, pressing, severe, ticklish, urgent, vital, (v) censorious; antonyms (adj) complimentary, trivial, positive, flattering, insignificant, approving, unimportant. beirniadu 1. animadvert; synonyms (v) censure, comment, study, fulminate, observe, opine, remonstrate, complain, guess, imagine, 2. adjudicate; synonyms (v) adjudge, judge, arbitrate, decide, try, rule, pronounce, referee, sentence, settle. beisgawn stack; synonyms (n) pile, accumulation, mound, rick, mass, bunch, bundle, (v) heap, load, lot. beiston 1. beach; synonyms (n) bank, coast, foreshore, shore, strand, coastline, land, seashore, shoreline, 2. surf; synonyms (n) breakers, foam, breaker, spray, surge, swell, wave, bubble, froth, (v) browse, 3. seashore; synonyms (n) beach, seacoast, sand, (adj) marine; antonym (n) interior.
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beius 1. faulty; synonyms (adj) erroneous, deficient, defective, false, vicious, bad, broken, inaccurate, incorrect, wrong; antonyms (adj) correct, perfect, flawless, 2. blameworthy; synonyms (adj) culpable, blamable, guilty, blameful, censurable, uncommendable, blameable, (v) reprehensible; antonym (adj) innocent, 3. culpable; synonyms (adj) blameworthy, liable, criminal, responsible. bellach now; synonyms (adv) forthwith, here, immediately, currently, directly, instantly, presently, already, nowadays, (adj) current; antonyms (adv) later, soon. ben 1. cart; synonyms (n) car, handcart, (v) carry, haul, drag, bear, take, transfer, convey, draw, 2. wain; synonyms (n) waggon, wagon, bufflehead, butterball, dipper, plough, plow, chariot, 3. wagon; synonyms (n) cart, truck, wain. bendigedig 1. wonderful; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, marvelous, astonishing, excellent, remarkable, phenomenal, amazing, fantastic, grand, great; antonyms (adj) awful, terrible, unpleasant, dreadful, 2. blessed; synonyms (adj) blest, happy, holy, blasted, cursed, damned, fortunate, hallowed, sacred, saintly; antonym (adj) unlucky. bendith 1. boon; synonyms (n) advantage, blessing, benefit, concession, gift, grant, mercy, asset, donation, (v) benefaction, 2. blessing; synonyms (n) benediction, approval, benison, felicity, luck, boon, godsend, grace, fluke, consecration; antonyms (n) curse, disapproval, 3. benediction; synonyms (n) orison, thanks, doxology, hosanna, invocation, beatitude, approving, favor, glorification, good. bendithio bless; synonyms (v) celebrate, consecrate, sanctify, anoint, eulogize, dedicate, exalt, glorify, grant, hallow; antonyms (v) desecrate, curse, condemn. benthyciwr 1. borrower; synonym (n) beggar, 2. lender; synonyms (n) creditor, loaner, mortgagee. benthyg 1. advance; synonyms (n) progress, improvement, (v) further, proceed, promote, approach, encourage, raise, rise, (phr) accelerate; antonyms (n) deterioration, (v) retreat, recede, delay, demote, regress, 2. loan; synonyms (n) credit, loanword, invest, mortgage, touch, liability, (v) advance, lend, trust, rent; antonym (v) borrow. benyw 1. woman; synonyms (n) wife, girl, maid, womanhood, char, charwoman, soul, (obj) female, she; antonyms (n) man, gentleman, 2. female; synonyms (adj) distaff, feminine, pistillate, (n) lady, woman; antonyms (adj) masculine, (n) male. benywaidd 1. effeminate; synonyms (adj) soft, womanish, feminate, delicate, emasculate, epicene, ladylike, sissy, tender, cissy, 2. feminine; synonyms (adj) female, womanly, maidenly,
pistillate, wifely, feminal; antonyms (adj) masculine, male. benywol 1. female; synonyms (adj) distaff, feminine, pistillate, (n) lady, woman, girl, (obj) she; antonyms (adj) masculine, (n) male, man, 2. feminine; synonyms (adj) female, womanly, maidenly, wifely, feminal, feminate. bera 1. rick; synonyms (n) hayrick, haystack, heap, accumulation, hoard, shock, crick, (v) twist, sprain, stack, 2. pyramid; synonyms (n) pile, mass, congeries, lump, prism, (adj) spire, steeple, (v) add, amplify, elevate. berdysen shrimp; synonyms (n) prawn, runt, dwarf, (adj) midge, animalcule, emmet, fly, gnat, insect, mite. berdysyn shrimp; synonyms (n) prawn, runt, dwarf, (adj) midge, animalcule, emmet, fly, gnat, insect, mite. berem barm; synonyms (n) yeast, bubble, leaven, spume, froth, (adj) ferment. berf verb; synonym (n) vocable. berfa 1. wheelbarrow; synonyms (n) barrow, cart, barrowful, tumulus, 2. barrow; synonyms (n) wheelbarrow, swine, cromlech, hog, tope, porker, (adj) hillock, hummock, knoll, mole. berman barm; synonyms (n) yeast, bubble, leaven, spume, froth, (adj) ferment. berth 1. beautiful (prydferth); synonyms (adj) attractive, good-looking, bright, beauteous, fine, handsome, lovely, picturesque, pleasant, pretty; antonyms (adj) ugly, unattractive, 2. valuable; synonyms (adj) costly, estimable, precious, beneficial, expensive, helpful, useful, worthy, admirable, important; antonyms (adj) worthless, useless. berthog 1. fair; synonyms (adj) equitable, clear, beautiful, average, dispassionate, fine, impartial, reasonable, (adv) clean, (v) bright; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, dark, exceptional, unjust, partial, foul, imbalanced, mismatched, prejudiced, 2. wealthy; synonyms (adj) rich, moneyed, affluent, flush, opulent, prosperous, loaded, substantial, generous, abounding; antonyms (adj) poor, impoverished. berw 1. boiling; synonyms (adj) hot, effervescent, heated, burning, scalding, torrid, humid; antonyms (adj) cold, freezing, 2. ebullition; synonyms (n) boiling, ferment, bile, choler, dander, (adj) effervescence, perturbation, (v) coction, elixation, estuation, 3. seething; synonyms (v) ebullient, (adj) enraged, irate, raging, foamy, furious, hysterical, incensed, mad, (n) digestion. berweddu brew; synonyms (n) beer, blend, concoction, drink, mixture, brewage, (v) cook, concoct, make, saturate.
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Welsh - English berwedig boiling; synonyms (adj) hot, effervescent, heated, burning, scalding, torrid, humid; antonyms (adj) cold, freezing. berwedydd boiler; synonyms (n) kettle, furnace, heater, banality, evaporator, seether, cistern, container, kettleful, kiln. berwi 1. boil; synonyms (v) seethe, bubble, churn, simmer, ferment, burn, effervesce, fume, (n) abscess, blister; antonym (v) freeze, 2. effervesce; synonyms (v) fizz, sparkle, boil, foam, froth, 3. seethe; synonyms (v) stew, cook, rage, buzz, digest, hum, moil, roil, roll. berwr cress; synonym (n) watercress. bery kite; synonyms (n) parachute, airplane, epistle, former, letter, slip, (v) scram. bet bet; synonyms (v) gamble, play, lay, risk, venture, (n) wager, stake, stakes. betio bet; synonyms (v) gamble, play, lay, risk, venture, (n) wager, stake, stakes. betws 1. chapel; synonyms (n) church, worship, kirk, shrine, temple, cathedral, kapelle, minster, basilica, conventicle, 2. oratory; synonyms (n) eloquence, elocution, rhetoric, speech, chapel, tabernacle, chantry, diction, meetinghouse, speechifying. betysen beet; synonym (n) beetroot. beunydd 1. always; synonyms (adv) forever, continuously, whenever, eternally, ever, unceasingly, consistently, constantly, (adj) still, eternal; antonyms (adv) never, erratically, 2. daily; synonyms (adj) journal, diurnal, everyday, regular, (n) newspaper, gazette, paper, tabloid, consider also 3. every day; synonyms (adv) daily, diurnally, continually, incessantly, perpetually. beunyddiol 1. quotidian; synonyms (adj) ordinary, everyday, daily, mundane, routine, usual, workaday, hackneyed, (v) tertian, weekly, 2. daily; synonyms (adj) journal, diurnal, regular, (n) newspaper, gazette, paper, tabloid. bidog 1. bayonet; synonyms (n) sword, banger, baselard, brand, broadsword, cimeter, (v) stab, spear, butt, eviscerate, 2. dagger; synonyms (n) bodkin, blade, knife, obelisk, cutlass, saber, skean, anger, baudekin, claymore. bidogi bayonet; synonyms (n) sword, banger, baselard, brand, broadsword, cimeter, (v) stab, spear, butt, eviscerate. biff beef; synonyms (n) gripe, grumble, moan, grouse, complaint, squawk, fuss, (v) complain, grouch, groan. bil bill; synonyms (n) account, beak, advertisement, card, invoice, poster, receipt, act, (v) placard, advertise. bilidowcar cormorant; synonyms (n) corvorant, scarf, neckcloth, (adj) glutton, gastronome. biliwn billion; synonym (v) milliard.
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bilwg billhook; synonyms (n) bill, account, banknote, beak, hook, broadsheet, broadside, card, (adj) cleaver, cutter. bioleg biology; synonyms (n) physiology, anatomy, biota. biolegwr biologist; synonym (n) environmentalist. bisged biscuit; synonyms (n) cookie, cooky, beige, head, tan, slug, spray, (adj) glamorous. bisgeden biscuit; synonyms (n) cookie, cooky, beige, head, tan, slug, spray, (adj) glamorous. biswail dung; synonyms (n) compost, droppings, excrement, ordure, filth, muck, (adj) faeces, feces. bit bit; synonyms (n) crumb, morsel, piece, atom, drop, fleck, fragment, moment, (v) curb, scrap. biwrocrat bureaucrat; synonyms (n) officer, official, administrator, commissioner, functionary, manager, minister, overseer, superintendent, executive. biwrocrataidd bureaucratic; synonyms (adj) administrative, authoritative, bossy, impersonal, practical, technical, bureaucratical, ceremonial, fussy, interfering. biwrocratiaeth bureaucracy; synonyms (n) bureaucratism, apparatus, cabinet, fascism, formalities, government, authority, beadledom, directorate, establishment. blaen 1. front; synonyms (adj) head, fore, (n) countenance, forefront, appearance, disguise, facade, frontage, (v) face, confront; antonyms (n) rear, end, (v) back, 2. end (diwedd); synonyms (n) close, aim, closure, destination, conclusion, (v) cease, complete, finish, discontinue, conclude; antonyms (n) beginning, maintenance, opening, middle, (v) start, begin, continue, 3. edge; synonyms (n) boundary, margin, verge, blade, brink, extremity, advantage, (v) border, bound, hem; antonym (n) center, 4. point; synonyms (n) place, grade, peak, nib, edge, article, degree, dot, (v) direct, level, 5. tip; synonyms (n) top, hint, point, pinnacle, apex, bribe, (v) incline, tilt, dump, lean, 6. top (pen); synonyms (adj) maximum, (n) crown, acme, crest, cover, height, (v) best, cap, exceed, outdo; antonyms (adj) worst, (n) bottom, base, nadir, 7. anterior; synonyms (adj) antecedent, prior, former, forward, preceding, previous, foregoing, precedent, (n) front; antonym (adj) posterior, 8. foremost; synonyms (adj) leading, central, essential, (adv) first, (n) chief, capital, cardinal, main, paramount, principal; antonyms (adj) minor, last, 9. first; synonyms (adv) foremost, before, rather, early, (adj) primitive, initial, maiden, preliminary, premier, (n) commencement; antonym (adj) final, 10. apex; synonyms (n) vertex, apices, summit, extremum, climax, culmination, extreme, meridian, tip, zenith, 11. fore; synonyms (adj) anterior, frontal, (n) bow, prow, stem, (adv) ahead,
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previously; antonyms (adv) aft, behind, 12. van; synonyms (n) caravan, vehicle, truck, vanguard, carriage, car, bus, conveyance, (v) automobile, train, 13. precedence; synonyms (n) antecedence, lead, priority, anteriority, antecedency, pas, preference, precedency, precession, (adj) rank, 14. priority; synonyms (n) precedence, superiority, supremacy. blaenbrawf foretaste; synonyms (n) anticipation, expectation, prelibation, foresight, forerunner, ancestor, antecedent, antepast, appetizer, (v) anticipate. blaendal 1. deposit; synonyms (n) charge, residue, (v) bank, commit, store, fix, lay, repose, cast, file; antonym (v) withdraw, 2. prepayment; synonym (n) advance. blaendalu prepay; synonym (v) pay. blaendarddu sprout; synonyms (v) bud, bourgeon, germinate, grow, pullulate, (n) shoot, germ, offshoot, sprit, scion. blaenddodi prefix; synonyms (n) preamble, foreword, prelude, proem, proemium, prolegomena, prolepsis, (v) preface, attach, prepose. blaenddodiad prefix; synonyms (n) preamble, foreword, prelude, proem, proemium, prolegomena, prolepsis, (v) preface, attach, prepose. blaenllaw 1. forward; synonyms (adv) onward, fore, ahead, along, (adj) bold, audacious, (v) advance, expedite, promote, (phr) dispatch; antonyms (adv) backward, (adj) shy, posterior, 2. prominent; synonyms (adj) eminent, notable, noted, great, celebrated, distinguished, famous, illustrious, leading, (v) conspicuous; antonyms (adj) inconspicuous, unknown, minor. blaenllym 1. sharp; synonyms (adj) acute, bitter, intelligent, acid, acrid, harsh, incisive, intense, (n) keen, (v) biting; antonyms (adj) blunt, dull, mild, gentle, rounded, sweet, bland, blurred, naive, round, 2. keen; synonyms (adj) eager, sharp, brisk, enthusiastic, exquisite, piercing, discriminating, clever, (v) fresh, avid; antonyms (adj) apathetic, indifferent, unenthusiastic. blaenllymu 1. whet; synonyms (v) sharpen, excite, grind, quicken, stimulate, stir, hone, (n) goad, spur, (adj) point, 2. sharpen; synonyms (v) focus, edge, intensify, sharp, increase, heighten, whet, improve, compound, taper; antonym (v) cloud, 3. point; synonyms (n) place, grade, peak, nib, aim, article, degree, dot, (v) head, direct. blaenor 1. leader; synonyms (n) chief, guide, boss, captain, director, head, chieftain, commander, conductor, administrator; antonyms (n) follower, straggler, 2. elder; synonyms (adj) older, big, adult, (n) senior, ancient, patriarch, superior. blaenori 1. lead (arwain, plwm); synonyms (v) head, guide, conduct, contribute, direct, chair, conduce, control, go, govern; antonym (v) follow,
2. head (pen); synonyms (n) chief, captain, front, point, boss, foam, froth, crown, (v) capital, lead; antonyms (n) end, subordinate, 3. precede; synonyms (v) antecede, antedate, forego, anticipate, forerun, introduce, pass, preface; antonym (v) succeed. blaenoriaeth 1. priority; synonyms (n) precedence, antecedence, antecedency, anteriority, precedency, preference, rank, superiority, supremacy, 2. precedence; synonyms (n) lead, advantage, priority, pas, precession, 3. lead (arwain, plwm); synonyms (v) head, guide, conduct, contribute, direct, chair, conduce, control, go, govern; antonym (v) follow, 4. preference; synonyms (n) choice, inclination, liking, option, predilection, election, alternative, fondness, partiality, penchant. blaenorol 1. anterior; synonyms (adj) antecedent, prior, fore, former, forward, preceding, previous, foregoing, precedent, (n) front; antonym (adj) posterior, 2. antecedent; synonyms (adj) anterior, past, first, (n) ancestor, forerunner, precursor, forebear, forefather, predecessor, ancestry; antonyms (adj) subsequent, (n) descendant, successor. blaenu 1. point; synonyms (n) place, grade, peak, nib, edge, aim, article, degree, (v) head, direct, 2. precede; synonyms (v) lead, antecede, antedate, forego, anticipate, forerun, introduce, pass, preface, go; antonyms (v) follow, succeed, 3. outrun; synonyms (v) outstrip, outdo, surpass, exceed, outstep, outgo, outjump, outleap. blaenwr 1. leader; synonyms (n) chief, guide, boss, captain, director, head, chieftain, commander, conductor, administrator; antonyms (n) follower, straggler, 2. forward; synonyms (adv) onward, fore, ahead, along, (adj) bold, audacious, (v) advance, expedite, promote, (phr) dispatch; antonyms (adv) backward, (adj) shy, posterior. blaguro 1. flourish; synonyms (v) brandish, display, thrive, bloom, boast, prosper, boom, brag, flaunt, (n) fanfare; antonyms (v) decline, struggle, 2. bud; synonyms (n) blossom, flower, germ, button, embryo, (v) graft, shoot, vegetate, develop, germinate, 3. sprout; synonyms (v) bud, bourgeon, grow, pullulate, (n) offshoot, sprit, scion, acrospire, chit, outgrowth. blaguryn 1. shoot; synonyms (v) bud, discharge, dart, dash, drive, flash, hunt, (n) scion, branch, sprout, 2. bud; synonyms (n) bloom, blossom, flower, germ, button, embryo, (v) graft, shoot, vegetate, develop, 3. sprout; synonyms (v) bourgeon, germinate, grow, pullulate, (n) offshoot, sprit, acrospire, chit, outgrowth, plumule. blaidd wolf; synonyms (n) philanderer, beast, brute, (v) devour, gobble, gorge, bolt, consume, eat, guzzle.
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blanced blanket; synonyms (n) bedding, sheet, (v)
(adj) invigorated, alert, refreshed, original, strong,
cloak, cover, (adj) sweeping, overall, comprehensive, global, generic, wholesale. blas 1. relish; synonyms (v) enjoy, bask, (n) flavor, gusto, fancy, liking, love, palate, appetizer, (adj) savor; antonym (v) dislike, 2. taste; synonyms (n) bit, morsel, penchant, appetite, drink, drop, (v) relish, sample, smack, discernment; antonym (n) tastelessness. blasus 1. tasty; synonyms (adj) savory, tasteful, delicious, appetizing, dainty, delectable, spicy, luscious, nice, palatable; antonyms (adj) tasteless, bland, inedible, 2. delicious; synonyms (adj) delicate, delightful, pleasing, agreeable, charming, enjoyable, lovely, sweet, toothsome, grateful, 3. savory; synonyms (n) delicacy, (adj) fragrant, savoury, tasty, piquant, aromatic, inoffensive, peppery. blawd 1. flour; synonyms (n) flower, (v) powder, (adj) meal, bran, paddy, rice, spore, sporule, 2. meal; synonyms (n) food, feed, flour, repast, banquet, spread, bite. ble where; synonyms (adv) there, here, wherever, whither, anywhere, wherein, anyplace, (pron) everywhere, (n) point, spot. bleind blind; synonyms (adj) sightless, (v) bedazzle, daze, dazzle, obscure, (n) screen, curtain, shutter, awning, drape; antonym (adj) sighted. blewog 1. hairy; synonyms (adj) bearded, bushy, hirsute, dangerous, downy, woolly, bristly, fleecy, fuzzy, pilose; antonyms (adj) bald, hairless, 2. shaggy; synonyms (adj) rough, hairy, ragged, shagged, brushy, pilous, unkempt, hispid, pappous, (n) rugged, 3. hirsute; synonyms (adj) shaggy, ciliated, filamentous, fimbriated. blewyn 1. fur; synonyms (n) coat, down, pelt, skin, fell, hair, fleece, feathers, fuzz, hide, 2. hairs, 3. hair (gwallt); synonyms (n) fur, hairbreadth, haircloth, locks, pile, coiffure, (adj) brush, clipping, driblet, 4. pile; synonyms (n) heap, stack, mass, congeries, mound, bunch, accumulation, (v) pack, accumulate, amass. bliant lawn; synonyms (n) grass, grassplot, field, green, park, meadow, grassplat, plot, backyard, esplanade. blif catapult; synonyms (n) bricole, sling, launcher, slingshot, balister, bow, (v) shoot, fling, launch, throw. blin 1. weary; synonyms (adj) tired, exhausted, fatigued, aweary, beat, languid, (v) fatigue, tire, exhaust, (n) jade; antonyms (adj) energetic, fresh, 2. arduous; synonyms (adj) hard, difficult, laborious, heavy, onerous, strenuous, uphill, painful, severe, tough; antonym (adj) easy, 3. tired; synonyms (adj) hackneyed, weary, banal, commonplace, stale, threadbare, trite, haggard, jaded, stock; antonyms
4. peevish; synonyms (adj) fractious, fretful, irritable, irascible, morose, testy, moody, cantankerous, captious, cross, 5. irritable; synonyms (adj) angry, edgy, disagreeable, excitable, grumpy, petulant, sensitive, touchy, huffy, crabby; antonyms (adj) calm, easygoing, good-humored, good-natured, even-tempered, good-tempered. blinder 1. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please, 2. weariness; synonyms (n) exhaustion, fatigue, tiredness, lassitude, languor, defatigation, listlessness; antonym (n) get-up-and-go. blinfyd tribulation; synonyms (n) trial, misery, distress, ordeal, calamity, affliction, trouble, hardship, suffering, pain. blingo 1. skin (croen); synonyms (n) peel, hide, coating, fur, hull, rind, shell, (v) pare, bark, scrape, 2. flay; synonyms (v) excoriate, skin, decorticate, lash, flog, castigate, scalp. blino 1. bore; synonyms (v) dig, bother, tire, annoy, drill, perforate, pierce, (n) caliber, diameter, nuisance; antonyms (v) interest, excite, fascinate, 2. annoy; synonyms (v) anger, displease, harass, irritate, pester, afflict, aggravate, grate, harry, (n) annoyance; antonyms (v) please, pacify, soothe, 3. bother; synonyms (v) trouble, torment, vex, worry, (n) fuss, plague, bore, hassle, pain, ado; antonyms (v) delight, (n) pleasure, 4. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, anxiety, difficulty, (v) inconvenience, disorder, disquiet, agitate, burden, distract, disturb; antonym (v) calm, 5. weary; synonyms (adj) tired, exhausted, fatigued, aweary, beat, languid, (v) fatigue, exhaust, dull, (n) jade; antonyms (adj) energetic, fresh, 6. ail; synonyms (v) suffer, hurt, upset, 7. aggrieve; synonyms (v) grieve, wrong, offend, oppress, persecute, 8. vex; synonyms (v) provoke, tease, fret, chafe, exasperate, irk, gall, molest, perplex, bug, 9. tire; synonyms (v) fag, weary, pall, prostrate, wear, drain, drudge, outwear, (n) tyre, labor; antonym (v) refresh. blith 1. milk (llaeth); synonyms (v) exploit, squeeze, drain, tap, anodyne, balm, bleed, (adj) albumen, chalk, glair, 2. milch; synonyms (adj) pitiful, tender, weeping. blithdraphlith helter-skelter; synonyms (n) pellmell, (adv) recklessly, anyhow, irregularly, about, (adj) chaotic, haphazard, capricious, reckless, upside-down. bloddest 1. acclamation; synonyms (n) acclaim, applause, ovation, plaudit, praise, approval, cheer, eclat, commendation, 2. rejoicing; synonyms (n) exultation, happiness, jubilation, joy, mirth, triumph, (adj) jubilant, exultant, exulting, heyday.
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blodeugerdd anthology; synonyms (n) collection, compilation, garland, miscellany, compendium, treasury, album, flowers, posy, (v) collectanea. blodeuglwm 1. bunch; synonyms (n) cluster, clump, crowd, batch, band, gang, group, lot, (v) bundle, huddle; antonym (v) disperse, 2. bouquet; synonyms (n) aroma, fragrance, nosegay, perfume, smell, bunch, odor, posy, redolence, scent, 3. nosegay; synonyms (n) bouquet, flower, chaplet, corsage, festoon, garland. blodeuo 1. flower; synonyms (n) bouquet, cream, efflorescence, elite, floret, (v) bloom, blossom, blow, flourish, (adj) prime, 2. bloom; synonyms (n) blush, bud, flush, blooming, (v) prosper, thrive, burgeon, fructify, (adj) flower, beam; antonyms (v) wither, shrivel, 3. flourish; synonyms (v) brandish, display, boast, boom, brag, flaunt, grow, shake, wave, (n) fanfare; antonyms (v) decline, struggle, 4. blossom; synonyms (n) heyday, peak, (v) progress, develop, unfold. blodeuog 1. flourishing; synonyms (adj) prosperous, thriving, booming, healthy, luxuriant, palmy, successful, verdant, lush, auspicious; antonym (adj) failing, 2. flowery; synonyms (adj) florid, ornate, bloomy, floral, blossomy, figurative, fancy, elaborate, rhetorical, (v) gay; antonym (adj) plain. blodeuyn flower; synonyms (n) bouquet, cream, efflorescence, elite, floret, (v) bloom, blossom, blow, flourish, (adj) prime. blodiog 1. floury; synonyms (adj) powdery, mealy, furfuraceous, psammous, sabulous, sandy, granular, pulverulent, 2. mealy; synonyms (adj) farinaceous, floury, grainy, granulose, gritty. blodyn flower; synonyms (n) bouquet, cream, efflorescence, elite, floret, (v) bloom, blossom, blow, flourish, (adj) prime. bloedd shout; synonyms (v) cry, clamor, scream, bellow, bawl, exclaim, (n) call, roar, yell, cheer; antonym (v) whisper. bloeddiwr shouter; synonyms (n) roarer, bawler, bellower, scorcher, screamer, screecher, yeller. bloesg 1. indistinct; synonyms (adj) confused, dim, faint, inarticulate, indefinite, dull, fuzzy, hazy, indeterminate, (n) cloudy; antonyms (adj) distinct, clear, 2. faltering; synonyms (adj) tentative, vacillating, doubtful, hesitant, irresolute, uncertain, halting, (n) falter, wavering, pause; antonym (n) decisiveness. bloesgi 1. falter; synonyms (v) hesitate, waver, stammer, stumble, stutter, halt, bumble, dither, doubt, (n) faltering; antonym (v) continue, 2. lisp; synonyms (v) lipse, mince. bloneg 1. grease; synonyms (n) fat, bribe, butter, grime, lard, lubricant, (v) oil, boodle, anoint, graft, 2. fat; synonyms (adj) stout, corpulent, dense, thick,
bulky, fatty, (n) avoirdupois, blubber, cream, (v) fatten; antonyms (adj) thin, slim, skinny, slender, 3. lard; synonyms (n) grease, suet, tallow, (v) embellish, embroider, magnify, aggrandize, amplify, dramatise, dramatize. blonegen 1. grease; synonyms (n) fat, bribe, butter, grime, lard, lubricant, (v) oil, boodle, anoint, graft, 2. lard; synonyms (n) grease, suet, tallow, cream, (v) embellish, embroider, magnify, aggrandize, amplify, dramatise. blot blot; synonyms (n) blemish, spot, smudge, blotch, slur, (v) stain, mark, taint, tarnish, blob. blotio blot; synonyms (n) blemish, spot, smudge, blotch, slur, (v) stain, mark, taint, tarnish, blob. blotyn blotch; synonyms (n) blemish, blot, mark, spot, freckle, smudge, splotch, stain, discoloration, macula. blwch box; synonyms (n) basket, cage, chest, package, booth, blow, carton, (v) cuff, buffet, beat; antonym (v) unbox. blwng 1. cheerless; synonyms (adj) bleak, dismal, sad, dark, disconsolate, drab, dreary, dull, gloomy, (v) joyless; antonym (adj) cheerful, 2. sullen; synonyms (adj) morose, gruff, cross, glum, grim, moody, sour, dour, lowering, (n) sulky. blwyddiad 1. yearling; synonyms (n) bambino, nurseling, suckling, toddler, tot, calf, freshman, hornotine, 2. annual; synonyms (adj) yearly, annuary, (n) almanac, yearbook, ephemeris, magazine. blwyddiadur 1. yearbook; synonyms (n) annual, almanac, annuary, 2. annual; synonyms (adj) yearly, (n) yearbook, ephemeris, magazine. blwyddyn year; synonyms (n) twelvemonth, day, age, time, yr, class, hour, minute, month, quarter. blynedd years; synonyms (n) age, days, period, being, day, existence, lifetime, living, time, agedness. blynyddol 1. yearly; synonyms (adj) annual, perennial, anniversary, periodic, (adv) annually, 2. annual; synonyms (adj) yearly, annuary, (n) almanac, yearbook, ephemeris, magazine. blys 1. craving; synonyms (n) aspiration, appetite, desire, longing, addiction, appetency, eagerness, hankering, hunger, (adj) eager, 2. lust; synonyms (n) craving, lecherousness, libido, cupidity, (v) itch, covet, crave, thirst, long, (adj) concupiscence. blysig 1. greedy; synonyms (adj) eager, avid, gluttonous, covetous, desirous, acquisitive, glutton, grasping, piggish, (v) avaricious; antonym (adj) generous, 2. lustful; synonyms (adj) lascivious, lewd, lecherous, libidinous, licentious, prurient, concupiscent, lickerish, carnal, (adv) fleshly. blysigrwydd greediness; synonyms (n) greed, avarice, covetousness, cupidity, eagerness,
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Welsh - English gluttony, selfishness, avidity, hunger, miserliness; antonym (n) generosity. blysio 1. crave; synonyms (v) beg, ask, beseech, covet, implore, want, desire, entreat, long, wish, 2. lust; synonyms (n) appetite, craving, lecherousness, libido, cupidity, (v) hunger, itch, crave, thirst, (adj) concupiscence. bo bow; synonyms (n) arc, curve, (v) bend, arch, stoop, duck, buckle, crouch, incline, kowtow. boch cheek; synonyms (n) audacity, boldness, brass, face, impertinence, nerve, gall, impudence, insolence, lip; antonym (n) respect. bocs box (blwch); synonyms (n) basket, cage, chest, package, booth, blow, carton, (v) cuff, buffet, beat; antonym (v) unbox. bocsach 1. bravado; synonyms (n) boast, bluster, braggadocio, bluff, bragging, defiance, ostentation, swagger, bravery; antonym (n) cowardice, 2. boast; synonyms (v) vaunt, blow, brag, crow, gasconade, pride, rodomontade, exult, (n) arrogance, boasting, 3. brag; synonyms (v) crack, exaggerate, flourish, (n) bounce, vapor, crowing, (adj) boss, 4. vaunt; synonyms (v) gas, gloat, flaunt, swash, tout, (n) avaunt. bod 1. be; synonyms (v) exist, live, act, consist, constitute, represent, cost, follow, form, lie, 2. being; synonyms (n) existence, person, animal, human, entity, essence, presence, matter, creature, (adj) present; antonyms (n) death, nonexistence, 3. existence; synonyms (n) being, life, living, subsistence, lifetime, occurrence, reality, time, world, beingness; antonym (n) nonbeing. boda buzzard; synonyms (n) calf, chicken, colt, doodle, dullard, loon, lout, lown, oaf, block. bodd 1. will; synonyms (v) bequeath, devise, wish, (n) volition, command, desire, inclination, determination, pleasure, resolve, 2. consent; synonyms (n) accord, acquiescence, consensus, (v) assent, agree, approve, concur, accede, accept, acquiesce; antonyms (n) opposition, refusal, (v) disagree, refuse, veto, 3. pleasure; synonyms (n) delight, contentment, delectation, enjoyment, fun, gratification, joy, content, comfort, happiness; antonyms (n) anger, irritation, ache, boredom, nuisance. boddfa flood; synonyms (n) deluge, pour, torrent, stream, (v) drench, flow, inundate, glut, drown, (prep) tide; antonyms (n) drought, shortage, (v) trickle. boddhad 1. satisfaction; synonyms (n) pleasure, amends, complacency, content, enjoyment, joy, reparation, atonement, (v) contentment, gratification; antonyms (n) dissatisfaction, displeasure, aggravation, discontent, 2. pleasure; synonyms (n) delight, delectation, fun, comfort, happiness, mirth, inclination, amusement, bliss,
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entertainment; antonyms (n) anger, irritation, ache, boredom, nuisance. boddhaol 1. satisfactory; synonyms (adj) enough, adequate, competent, sufficient, acceptable, good, ample, decent, fair, tolerable; antonyms (adj) unsatisfactory, inadequate, unacceptable, 2. pleasing; synonyms (adj) amiable, lovable, amusing, attractive, charming, delightful, gratifying, lovely, pleasant, (v) agreeable; antonyms (adj) annoying, unpleasant, unwelcome, disappointing, hurtful, infuriating, straight. boddhau 1. satisfy; synonyms (v) please, content, fill, indulge, meet, persuade, sate, satiate, appease, (adj) suffice; antonyms (v) dissatisfy, disappoint, displease, intensify, 2. please (os gwelwch yn dda); synonyms (v) delight, gratify, amuse, charm, entertain, like, oblige, enchant, enrapture, (adj) enjoy; antonyms (v) annoy, anger, irritate, distress. boddhaus pleased; synonyms (adj) happy, contented, delighted, glad, elated, content, gratified, joyful, thankful, appreciative; antonyms (adj) displeased, angry, annoyed, unhappy, worried. boddi 1. drown; synonyms (v) deluge, drench, overwhelm, sink, submerge, choke, engulf, flood, inundate, suffocate, 2. flood; synonyms (n) pour, torrent, stream, (v) flow, glut, drown, flush, gush, rush, (prep) tide; antonyms (n) drought, shortage, (v) trickle. boddio 1. satisfy; synonyms (v) please, content, fill, indulge, meet, persuade, sate, satiate, appease, (adj) suffice; antonyms (v) dissatisfy, disappoint, displease, intensify, 2. please (os gwelwch yn dda); synonyms (v) delight, gratify, amuse, charm, entertain, like, oblige, enchant, enrapture, (adj) enjoy; antonyms (v) annoy, anger, irritate, distress. bodio 1. finger; synonyms (n) digit, dactyl, (v) feel, handle, touch, hand, thumb, grope, indicate, paw, 2. thumb; synonyms (n) pollex, forefinger, (v) finger, flip, leaf, flick, hitch, hitchhike, riffle. bodloni 1. content; synonyms (n) capacity, contentment, matter, meaning, subject, (adj) contented, happy, (v) appease, please, satisfy; antonyms (adj) tormented, unhappy, discontented, dissatisfied, rebellious, (v) discontent, upset, 2. satisfy; synonyms (v) content, fill, indulge, meet, persuade, sate, satiate, answer, (adj) suffice, do; antonyms (v) dissatisfy, disappoint, displease, intensify. bodolaeth existence; synonyms (n) presence, being, entity, life, living, subsistence, essence, lifetime, occurrence, reality; antonyms (n) death, nonbeing, nonexistence. bodoli exist; synonyms (v) dwell, lie, be, endure, abide, consist, belong, continue, live, occur; antonym (v) die.
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bogail 1. boss; synonyms (n) chief, governor, head, overseer, superior, ruler, administrator, (v) administer, govern, direct, 2. navel; synonyms (n) bellybutton, center, umbilicus, nave, omphalos, omphalus, 3. hub; synonyms (n) focus, heart, core, nucleus, seat, middle, pivot. boglwm 1. boss; synonyms (n) chief, governor, head, overseer, superior, ruler, administrator, (v) administer, govern, direct, 2. knob; synonyms (n) button, handle, bump, grip, hump, knop, lump, node, nub, (adj) bulb, 3. stud; synonyms (n) boss, rivet, scantling, peg, (v) knob, dot, nail, sprinkle, constellate, hook. bol belly; synonyms (n) abdomen, stomach, inside, bowels, intestines, waist, (v) balloon, swell, billow, bloat. bola belly; synonyms (n) abdomen, stomach, inside, bowels, intestines, waist, (v) balloon, swell, billow, bloat. bolera 1. gorge; synonyms (n) abyss, chasm, cleft, esophagus, (v) devour, glut, cram, fill, gobble, engorge; antonyms (n) hill, (v) nibble, fast, 2. guzzle; synonyms (v) bolt, drink, gulp, consume, gorge, swill, guttle, imbibe, quaff; antonym (v) sip, 3. sponge; synonyms (n) parasite, leech, sponger, (v) mop, cadge, scrounge, bum, mooch, soaker, (adj) wipe. bolerwr 1. sponge; synonyms (n) parasite, leech, sponger, (v) mop, cadge, scrounge, bum, mooch, soaker, (adj) wipe, 2. parasite; synonyms (n) sponge, freeloader, sycophant, bloodsucker, hanger-on, scrounger; antonym (n) host. bolgi 1. glutton; synonyms (n) epicure, wolverine, gormandizer, gourmand, trencherman, guttler, carcajou, beast, epicurean, gulch, 2. gourmand; synonyms (n) glutton, gourmet, gastronome. bolgno colic; synonyms (n) bellyache, mulligrubs, enteralgia, cramp, heartburn, indigestion, stitch, sullenness. bolgnofa colic; synonyms (n) bellyache, mulligrubs, enteralgia, cramp, heartburn, indigestion, stitch, sullenness. bolio 1. belly; synonyms (n) abdomen, stomach, inside, bowels, intestines, waist, (v) balloon, swell, billow, bloat, 2. gorge; synonyms (n) abyss, chasm, cleft, esophagus, (v) devour, glut, cram, fill, gobble, engorge; antonyms (n) hill, (v) nibble, fast. boliog 1. corpulent; synonyms (adj) fat, obese, portly, stout, fleshy, overweight, plump, lusty, chubby, tubby; antonym (adj) skinny, 2. big-bellied. bollt 1. bar; synonyms (n) barricade, band, stop, (v) ban, block, bolt, exclude, obstruct, arrest, balk; antonyms (v) permit, allow, 2. bolt; synonyms (n) arrow, dash, pin, (v) bar, abscond, gobble, latch, lock, escape, (adv) bang; antonyms (v) nibble, unbolt, unlock.
bolltio bolt; synonyms (n) arrow, dash, pin, (v) bar, abscond, gobble, latch, lock, escape, (adv) bang; antonyms (v) nibble, unbolt, unlock. boloch 1. anxiety; synonyms (n) alarm, care, disquiet, fear, solicitude, trouble, anguish, anxiousness, concern, uneasiness; antonyms (n) calmness, bravery, calm, confidence, 2. destruction; synonyms (n) death, collapse, ruin, abolition, damage, demolition, desolation, devastation, downfall, (v) defeat; antonyms (n) construction, creation, preservation, protection, conservation, formation, reparation, 3. pain; synonyms (n) distress, ache, bother, ill, torment, agony, nuisance, (v) hurt, afflict, grieve; antonym (n) pleasure. bolrwth 1. greedy; synonyms (adj) eager, avid, gluttonous, covetous, desirous, acquisitive, glutton, grasping, piggish, (v) avaricious; antonym (adj) generous, 2. gluttonous; synonyms (adj) voracious, greedy, insatiable, ravenous, edacious, hoggish. bolrwym 1. constipated; synonyms (adj) costive, bellybound, close, cold, formal, impermeable, reserved, (v) bound, certain, destined, 2. costive; synonyms (adj) constipated, stingy, curt, inconversable, astringent, binding, costly, obligatory, restraining, (v) resolved. bolwst colic; synonyms (n) bellyache, mulligrubs, enteralgia, cramp, heartburn, indigestion, stitch, sullenness. bom bomb; synonyms (n) grenade, shell, dud, rocket, bullet, (v) blast, bombard, fail, flop, explode. boncath buzzard; synonyms (n) calf, chicken, colt, doodle, dullard, loon, lout, lown, oaf, block. bonclustio box (blwch); synonyms (n) basket, cage, chest, package, booth, blow, carton, (v) cuff, buffet, beat; antonym (v) unbox. boncyff 1. trunk; synonyms (n) stem, boot, torso, body, bole, proboscis, snout, stalk, box, stock, 2. stock; synonyms (n) breed, lineage, store, goods, ancestry, descent, family, hoard, (adj) regular, (v) handle, 3. stump; synonyms (n) stub, end, (v) confuse, baffle, bewilder, mystify, nonplus, perplex, puzzle, stamp. bondigrybwyll forsooth; synonyms (adv) really, actually, truly, genuinely, rattling, real, rightfully, sincerely, unfeignedly, (int) quotha. bondio bond; synonyms (n) association, tie, alliance, deed, agreement, cement, attachment, bail, (v) bind, band. bondo eaves; synonyms (n) arch, balcony, cupola, dome, attic, loft, projection, brow, ridge. bonedd 1. gentility; synonyms (n) elegance, refinement, cultivation, decorum, genteelness, politeness, breeding, courtesy, aristocracy, propriety, 2. nobility; synonyms (n) greatness, dignity, magnanimousness, noblesse, gentry,
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Welsh - English magnificence, goodness, (adj) grandeur, generosity, magnanimity; antonym (n) pettiness. boneddigaidd 1. gentlemanly; synonyms (adj) gentlemanlike, courteous, polite, chivalrous, gallant, refined; antonym (adj) rude, 2. noble; synonyms (adj) dignified, imposing, magnificent, glorious, distinguished, elevated, exalted, generous, (n) grand, excellent; antonyms (adj) lower-class, selfish, shameful, humble, dishonorable, lowly. boneddiges lady; synonyms (n) dame, gentlewoman, female, ma'am, matron, wife, woman, noble, (v) squaw; antonym (n) man. boneddigion gentlemen; synonym (n) messieurs. bonesig lady; synonyms (n) dame, gentlewoman, female, ma'am, matron, wife, woman, noble, (v) squaw; antonym (n) man. bonet bonnet; synonyms (n) hood, cap, tile, wimple, castor, boater, decoy, fedora, goon, hoodlum. bonheddig 1. gentle; synonyms (adj) clement, calm, easy, friendly, soft, affable, balmy, kind, mild, tame; antonyms (adj) caustic, cruel, fierce, harsh, loud, violent, rough, abrupt, hardhearted, heavy, 2. gentlemanly; synonyms (adj) gentlemanlike, courteous, polite, chivalrous, gallant, refined; antonym (adj) rude, 3. aristocratic; synonyms (adj) patrician, gentle, autocratic, stylish, aloof, aristocratical, arrogant, blue, condescending, courtly; antonyms (adj) lower-class, blue-collar, popular, 4. noble; synonyms (adj) dignified, imposing, magnificent, glorious, distinguished, elevated, exalted, generous, (n) grand, excellent; antonyms (adj) selfish, shameful, humble, dishonorable, lowly. bonheddwr gentleman; synonyms (n) man, male, patrician, sir, laureate, squireen, noble, gentle, fellow, (adj) gentilhomme; antonym (n) woman. bonllef shout; synonyms (v) cry, clamor, scream, bellow, bawl, exclaim, (n) call, roar, yell, cheer; antonym (v) whisper. bonyn stump; synonyms (n) stub, end, (v) confuse, baffle, bewilder, mystify, nonplus, perplex, puzzle, stamp. bord 1. board; synonyms (n) council, bench, meal, panel, table, office, sign, commission, committee, court; antonym (v) disembark, 2. table (bwrdd); synonyms (n) board, chart, schedule, stand, list, plateau, console, platen, (v) defer, postpone. bore 1. morning; synonyms (n) dawn, daybreak, sunrise, daylight, forenoon, morn, aurora, cockcrow, dawning, dayspring; antonym (n) dusk, 2. early; synonyms (adj) initial, first, primitive, prompt, young, quick, embryonic, (adv) betimes, soon, earlier; antonyms (adj) delayed, last-minute, slow, (adv) late.
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boreddydd 1. daybreak; synonyms (n) dawn, sunrise, morning, prime, aurora, cockcrow, dawning, daylight, dayspring, light; antonyms (n) dusk, sunset, 2. morning (bore); synonyms (n) daybreak, forenoon, morn, sunup. borefwyd breakfast; synonyms (n) banquet, dejeuner, feast, meal, mealtime, brunch, (v) lunch, sup, dine, eat. boreol morning (bore); synonyms (n) dawn, daybreak, sunrise, daylight, forenoon, morn, aurora, cockcrow, dawning, dayspring; antonym (n) dusk. bors hernia; synonyms (n) herniation, break, assault, (adj) rupture, heartburn, heaves, herpes, itch, lockjaw, piles. bos palm; synonyms (n) decoration, medal, prize, thenar, victory, (v) hand, filch, bag, cabbage, crib. bost 1. brag; synonyms (v) boast, bluster, pride, blow, gasconade, crow, (n) vaunt, boasting, bounce, bragging, 2. boast; synonyms (v) brag, rodomontade, exult, exaggerate, flourish, sport, swagger, (n) arrogance, glory, jactitation. bostio 1. brag; synonyms (v) boast, bluster, pride, blow, gasconade, crow, (n) vaunt, boasting, bounce, bragging, 2. bounce; synonyms (v) jump, leap, bound, discharge, glance, recoil, beat, (n) spring, impact, jolt, 3. boast; synonyms (v) brag, rodomontade, exult, exaggerate, flourish, sport, swagger, (n) arrogance, glory, jactitation. botaneg botany; synonyms (n) phytology, anatomy, cytology, dendrology, ecology, floristics, (adj) acyclic, cyclic, chemistry, cyclical. both boss; synonyms (n) chief, governor, head, overseer, superior, ruler, administrator, (v) administer, govern, direct. botwm button; synonyms (n) knop, buckle, bud, clasp, fastening, key, (v) knob, fasten, (adj) pin, tie. botwmog buttoned; synonyms (adj) fastened, fixed, tied. botymu button; synonyms (n) knop, buckle, bud, clasp, fastening, key, (v) knob, fasten, (adj) pin, tie. bow bow; synonyms (n) arc, curve, (v) bend, arch, stoop, duck, buckle, crouch, incline, kowtow. brac 1. free; synonyms (adj) loose, (v) clear, exempt, liberate, discharge, excuse, extricate, relieve, disentangle, acquit; antonyms (adj) bound, restricted, compelled, confined, imprisoned, repressive, secure, strict, stuck, tangled, 2. frank; synonyms (adj) candid, blunt, direct, downright, honest, sincere, fair, forthright, hearty, open; antonyms (adj) dishonest, guarded, devious, 3. talkative; synonyms (adj) loquacious, chatty, garrulous, gabby, verbose, gossipy, glib, communicative, talky, wordy; antonyms (adj) taciturn, reserved, mute, quiet, shy, silent.
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braced bracket; synonyms (n) brace, prop, rack,
braenu rot; synonyms (n) decay, corruption, drivel, (v)
stand, buttress, knee, (v) link, couple, group, (adj) hook. bracty brewery; synonym (n) brewhouse. brad 1. plot; synonyms (n) conspiracy, plan, lot, scheme, chart, design, (v) intrigue, cabal, plat, conspire, 2. betrayal; synonyms (n) treachery, deception, faithlessness, treason, infidelity, subversiveness, traitorousness, disclosure, dishonesty, disloyalty; antonyms (n) faithfulness, loyalty, 3. treason; synonyms (n) betrayal, perfidy, prodition, sedition, sabotage. bradfwriadu 1. plot; synonyms (n) conspiracy, plan, lot, scheme, chart, design, (v) intrigue, cabal, plat, conspire, 2. conspire; synonyms (v) collude, complot, concur, connive, plot, contribute, collaborate, confederate, machinate, conduce. bradlofrudd assassin; synonyms (n) murderer, assassinator, liquidator, assassinate, bravo, cutthroat, killer, (v) butcher, slayer. bradlofruddiaeth assassination; synonyms (n) homicide, manslaughter, murder, killing, massacre. bradlofruddio assassinate; synonyms (v) kill, slay, assassin, destroy, dispatch, exterminate, massacre, slaughter, execute, (n) murder. bradwr traitor; synonyms (n) rebel, betrayer, conspirator, renegade, rat, cheat, deserter, (adj) insurgent, mutineer, revolter. bradwriaeth 1. treachery; synonyms (n) betrayal, deceit, disloyalty, infidelity, duplicity, faithlessness, falseness, perfidy, treason, guile; antonyms (n) honesty, loyalty, faithfulness, 2. treason; synonyms (n) treachery, prodition, sedition, sabotage, subversiveness, traitorousness. bradwrus 1. treacherous; synonyms (adj) deceitful, false, perfidious, unfaithful, dangerous, disloyal, faithless, fraudulent, insidious, unreliable; antonyms (adj) faithful, honest, loyal, 2. traitorous; synonyms (adj) treacherous, treasonable, treasonous, untrue. bradychu betray; synonyms (v) bewray, deceive, disclose, dupe, grass, mislead, reveal, sell, accuse, misinform. braen 1. corrupt; synonyms (adj) bad, rotten, (n) poison, (v) adulterate, contaminate, taint, bribe, debase, defile, infect; antonyms (adj) honest, moral, principled, pure, 2. rotten; synonyms (adj) foul, poor, fetid, lousy, musty, off, putrid, ill, shabby, (v) decayed; antonym (adj) fresh. braenar fallow; synonyms (adj) barren, dormant, uncultivated, yellow, aureate, citrine, idle, unplanted, unseeded, untilled. braenaru fallow; synonyms (adj) barren, dormant, uncultivated, yellow, aureate, citrine, idle, unplanted, unseeded, untilled.
decompose, canker, corrupt, disintegrate, fester, molder, perish. braf 1. fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide, 2. bonny; synonyms (adj) bonnie, comely, fair, becoming, average, stunning, winsome, decorous, impartial, just. brag malt; synonyms (n) malted, beer. bragad 1. battle; synonyms (n) combat, contest, struggle, clash, conflict, war, action, (v) fight, brawl, encounter, 2. army; synonyms (n) legion, troop, host, battery, battalion, brigade, crowd, flock, (adj) military, array, 3. offspring; synonyms (n) issue, progeny, brood, children, family, child, descendant, descendants, (v) breed, fruit. bragu 1. brew; synonyms (n) beer, blend, concoction, drink, mixture, brewage, (v) cook, concoct, make, saturate, 2. malt; synonym (n) malted. bragwr 1. brewer, 2. maltster; synonym (n) maltman. braich 1. arm; synonyms (n) branch, wing, bay, department, division, limb, might, offshoot, (v) equip, furnish; antonym (v) disarm, 2. branch; synonyms (n) arm, jump, affiliate, ramus, member, outgrowth, section, (v) fork, diverge, divide. braidd 1. hardly; synonyms (adv) scarcely, just, rarely, seldom, hard, little, narrowly, scarce, severely, (adj) barely; antonym (adv) completely, 2. almost; synonyms (adv) nearly, approximately, around, most, practically, roughly, virtually, (prep) about, (adj) near, nigh, 3. just; synonyms (adv) exactly, (adj) fair, right, correct, equitable, accurate, honest, impartial, fit, good; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, wrong, 4. rather; synonyms (adv) quite, enough, fairly, pretty, moderately, considerably, instead, kinda, preferably, relatively; antonym (adv) extremely, 5. somewhat; synonyms (adv) rather, slightly, reasonably, comparatively, middling, partially, passably, (pron) partly, (adj) something, tolerably. braint privilege; synonyms (n) charter, immunity, liberty, prerogative, freedom, exemption, franchise, grant, concession, (v) license. braisg 1. thick; synonyms (adj) dense, compact, stupid, crowded, dull, heavy, opaque, slow, stocky, close; antonyms (adj) thin, intelligent, bright, sparse, clever, diluted, fine, slight, transparent, 2. big (mawr); synonyms (adj) ample, major, important, significant, thick, sturdy, generous, adult, bad, (adv) large; antonyms (adj) little, puny, (adv) small, (syn) tiny, 3. gross; synonyms (adj) crass, coarse, big, boorish, common, crude, fat, blunt, (v) foul, (n) aggregate; antonyms (adj) attractive, (v) net, 4.
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Welsh - English pregnant; synonyms (adj) pithy, fraught, enceinte, expectant, gravid, meaning, teeming, (v) telling, emphatic, 5. large (mawr); synonyms (adj) extensive, broad, bulky, considerable, handsome, high, abundant, capacious, great, gross; antonyms (adj) cramped, insignificant. bran bran; synonyms (n) cellulose, fiber, roughage, (adj) farina, flour, paddy, rice, spore, sporule, meal. brân crow; synonyms (n) gasconade, crowing, (v) boast, brag, cackle, chuckle, cry, exult, triumph, (adj) raven. bras 1. fat; synonyms (adj) stout, corpulent, dense, thick, bulky, fatty, (n) avoirdupois, blubber, cream, (v) fatten; antonyms (adj) thin, slim, skinny, slender, 2. broad; synonyms (adj) wide, ample, comprehensive, extensive, general, large, sweeping, vast, free, big; antonyms (adj) narrow, specific, 3. coarse; synonyms (adj) barbarous, boorish, brutal, crude, gross, rough, vulgar, bawdy, blunt, broad; antonyms (adj) refined, smooth, sophisticated, 4. rank; synonyms (n) range, place, file, gradation, line, (v) arrange, order, class, classify, grade; antonym (adj) fresh, 5. luxuriant; synonyms (adj) lush, abundant, lavish, exuberant, fecund, fertile, flourishing, opulent, profuse, prolific; antonym (adj) barren, 6. rich; synonyms (adj) copious, productive, fruitful, full, affluent, deep, fat, luxurious, plentiful, bright; antonyms (adj) poor, broke, destitute, impoverished, light. brasbwytho 1. baste; synonyms (v) batter, beat, drub, pummel, sew, stitch, tack, thrash, thresh, (n) basting, 2. tack; synonyms (n) nail, pin, brad, (v) affix, baste, attach, shift, fasten, turn, append. brasgamu stride; synonyms (n) step, pace, footstep, gait, stalk, walk, progress, rate, stump, (v) tread. braslun 1. sketch; synonyms (n) plan, drawing, outline, scheme, cartoon, (v) design, paint, draft, draw, picture, 2. outline; synonyms (n) sketch, edge, abstract, contour, digest, figure, frame, (v) line, form, describe. brasnaddu rough-hew; synonym (v) carve. braster fat; synonyms (adj) stout, corpulent, dense, thick, bulky, fatty, (n) avoirdupois, blubber, cream, (v) fatten; antonyms (adj) thin, slim, skinny, slender. brasterog 1. fat; synonyms (adj) stout, corpulent, dense, thick, bulky, fatty, (n) avoirdupois, blubber, cream, (v) fatten; antonyms (adj) thin, slim, skinny, slender, 2. greasy; synonyms (adj) fat, dirty, oily, tallowy, oleaginous, sebaceous, slick, slippery, unctuous; antonym (adj) dry. brasteru baste; synonyms (v) batter, beat, drub, pummel, sew, stitch, tack, thrash, thresh, (n) basting. brat 1. clout; synonyms (n) cuff, hit, punch, knock, slap, swipe, crack, (v) smack, strike, whack, 2. rag; synonyms (n) newspaper, tabloid, (v) banter,
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bedevil, tease, chaff, badger, bait, kid, (adj) shred, 3. pinafore; synonyms (n) apron, pinny, tier, bustle, crinoline, farthingale, jumper, jupe, kilt, panier. brath 1. bite (brathu, cnoi); synonyms (n) taste, bit, cheat, (v) sting, nip, chew, cut, pinch, burn, eat, 2. wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, damage, offend, injure, stab, 3. sting; synonyms (n) bite, con, chafe, (v) prick, goad, irritate, itch, prickle, provoke, nettle, 4. stab; synonyms (n) jab, pierce, dig, try, (v) poke, thrust, impale, prod, gore, pink. brathog biting; synonyms (v) acute, (adj) acrid, acid, acrimonious, sarcastic, sharp, bitter, cutting, pungent, severe; antonyms (adj) gentle, mild, blunt, kind. brathu 1. bite (cnoi); synonyms (n) taste, bit, cheat, (v) sting, nip, chew, cut, pinch, burn, eat, 2. stab; synonyms (n) jab, pierce, dig, try, (v) poke, thrust, impale, prod, gore, pink, 3. wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, damage, offend, injure, stab, 4. sting; synonyms (n) bite, con, chafe, (v) prick, goad, irritate, itch, prickle, provoke, nettle. bratiog 1. ragged; synonyms (adj) seedy, threadbare, worn, hoarse, jagged, scruffy, torn, dilapidated, (n) shabby, harsh; antonyms (adj) pristine, smart, elegant, 2. tattered; synonyms (adj) ragged, frayed, shattered, (v) bedraggled. brau 1. fragile; synonyms (adj) dainty, delicate, frail, breakable, brittle, flimsy, weak, faint, feeble, fine; antonyms (adj) strong, unbreakable, substantial, sturdy, permanent, robust, 2. brittle; synonyms (adj) crisp, crumbly, fragile, crispy, short, brickle, crunchy, frangible, friable, insubstantial; antonyms (adj) soggy, solid, 3. kindly; synonyms (adj) kind, amiable, benign, friendly, genial, gentle, affable, charitable, (n) benevolent, compassionate; antonyms (adv) unkindly, harshly, callously, cruelly, nastily, disagreeably, grumpily, malevolently, sharply, (adj) upsetting, 4. prompt; synonyms (adj) agile, quick, nimble, punctual, dexterous, expeditious, immediate, (v) actuate, incite, fleet; antonyms (adj) slow, late. braw 1. alarm; synonyms (n) dismay, alert, consternation, affright, apprehension, fright, (v) awe, scare, agitate, horrify; antonyms (v) calm, comfort, 2. dread; synonyms (n) anxiety, panic, alarm, foreboding, terror, trepidation, doubt, horror, (v) fear, worry; antonym (n) bravery, 3. fright; synonyms (n) dread, fearfulness, funk, shock, (v) appall, daunt, terrify, startle, frighten, terrorize, 4. terror; synonyms (n) scourge, brat, awfulness, phobia, dreadfulness. brawd 1. brother; synonyms (n) fellow, pal, associate, buddy, chum, companion, compeer, comrade,
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Welsh - English counterpart, crony; antonym (n) sister, 2. brethren; synonyms (n) assembly, congregation, people, family, flock, fold, laity, 3. friar; synonyms (n) monk, conventual, abbot, cenobite, palmer,
pilgrim, beggar, mendicant, priest, prior, 4. judgment; synonyms (n) decision, belief, determination, discernment, discretion, assessment, opinion, sense, (v) condemnation, discrimination. brawddeg sentence; synonyms (n) judgment, finding, decision, condemnation, conviction, phrase, (v) condemn, convict, doom, judge. brawdol 1. brotherly; synonyms (adj) brotherlike, fraternal, cordial, sympathetic, neighborly, harmonious, amicable, biovular, fatherly, hearty; antonym (adj) sisterly, 2. fraternal; synonyms (adj) brotherly, kind, affectionate, friendly, maternal, paternal, related, thick, unhostile, congenial. brawdoliaeth 1. brotherhood; synonyms (n) fraternity, union, association, sodality, friendliness, kinship, relationship, community, confraternity, fellowship, 2. fraternity; synonyms (n) company, club, society, companionship, circle, clan, organization, family, league, (adj) brotherhood. brawdwr arbiter; synonyms (n) arbitrator, judge, mediator, referee, expert, adjudicator, umpire, authority, critic. brawl 1. bluster; synonyms (n) swagger, boasting, bravado, storm, (v) boast, brag, bully, gasconade, roar, swash, 2. brag; synonyms (v) bluster, pride, blow, crow, crack, exaggerate, flourish, (n) vaunt, bounce, bragging, 3. gabble; synonyms (n) jabber, (v) babble, chatter, cackle, chat, blab, twaddle, chitchat, clack, gibber, 4. boast; synonyms (v) rodomontade, exult, sport, avaunt, (n) arrogance, glory, jactitation, 5. tattle; synonyms (n) gabble, (v) gossip, blather, blabber, prate, prattle, snitch, talk, blither, betray. brawychu 1. affright; synonyms (n) alarm, dread, fear, (v) dismay, frighten, scare, fright, horrify, startle, appall, 2. appall; synonyms (v) appal, shock, daunt, intimidate, terrify, affright, outrage, scandalize, 3. frighten; synonyms (v) cow, terrorize, awe, deter, threaten, discourage, browbeat, disturb, surprise, depress; antonyms (v) comfort, encourage, 4. terrify; synonyms (v) panic, petrify. brawychus 1. frightful; synonyms (adj) dreadful, fearful, awful, fearsome, formidable, appalling, gruesome, horrible, terrible, dread; antonym (adj) wonderful, 2. terrible; synonyms (adj) atrocious, horrid, monstrous, abominable, dire, frightful, ghastly, hideous, alarming, bad; antonyms (adj) lovely, pleasant. bre 1. highland; synonyms (n) plateau, upland, eminence, table, hill, rise; antonym (n) lowland, 2. hill; synonyms (n) height, bank, gradient, mound,
ascent, elevation, acclivity, embankment, (v) declivity, dip; antonym (n) vale. brebwl 1. blockhead; synonyms (n) ass, dunderhead, beetlehead, dolt, dunce, fool, idiot, loggerhead, bonehead, (v) block, 2. prattler; synonyms (n) gossip, babbler, braggart, conversationist, talker, informant, informer, sneak, snitch, tattletale. brech 1. eruption; synonyms (n) blast, burst, outbreak, rash, spurt, bang, blowup, eructation, (adj) detonation, discharge, 2. pox; synonyms (n) syphilis, syph, (adj) murrain, pestilence, plague. brechdan sandwich; synonym (v) interlard. brechu inoculate; synonyms (v) infuse, imbue, immunize, impregnate, instill, vaccinate, indoctrinate, inject, (n) bias, dispose. breci 1. wort; synonyms (n) cabbages, milkwort, whorlywort, 2. spree; synonyms (n) frolic, fling, revel, revelry, prank, orgy, bout, (v) splurge. brecwast breakfast; synonyms (n) banquet, dejeuner, feast, meal, mealtime, brunch, (v) lunch, sup, dine, eat. brecwasta breakfast; synonyms (n) banquet, dejeuner, feast, meal, mealtime, brunch, (v) lunch, sup, dine, eat. bredych 1. betrayal; synonyms (n) treachery, deception, faithlessness, treason, infidelity, subversiveness, traitorousness, disclosure, dishonesty, disloyalty; antonyms (n) faithfulness, loyalty, 2. fear; synonyms (n) apprehension, awe, alarm, dismay, doubt, anguish, care, consternation, (v) dread, concern; antonyms (n) bravery, confidence, fearlessness, reassurance, 3. rascal; synonyms (n) imp, knave, miscreant, monkey, rapscallion, rogue, scamp, scoundrel, villain, vagabond. bref 1. bray; synonyms (v) grind, blare, bruise, comminute, crush, mash, pound, abrade, grate, scrape, 2. bleat; synonyms (n) baaing, (v) baa, blat, kvetch, cry, gripe, moan, whimper, blate. breferad 1. bellowing; synonyms (n) bellow, roar, roaring, assembly, boation, holla, holler, hollering, hollo, holloa, 2. bellow; synonyms (n) shout, cry, yell, scream, bay, (v) growl, bawl, snarl, call, howl. brefu 1. low (isel); synonyms (adj) contemptible, abject, humble, ignoble, base, blue, common, deep, dejected, (adv) gentle; antonyms (adj) cheerful, happy, high-pitched, loud, important, piercing, (n) high, 2. bray; synonyms (v) grind, blare, bruise, comminute, crush, mash, pound, abrade, grate, scrape, 3. bleat; synonyms (n) baaing, (v) baa, blat, kvetch, cry, gripe, moan, whimper, blate. breg 1. blemish; synonyms (n) spot, scar, blot, defect, flaw, fault, imperfection, (v) stain, deface, disfigure; antonym (v) enhance, 2. guile; synonyms (n) deceit, fraud, craft, cunning, deception, duplicity, artifice, craftiness, deceitfulness, trickery; antonym
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Welsh - English (n) honesty, 3. faulty; synonyms (adj) erroneous, deficient, defective, false, vicious, bad, broken, inaccurate, incorrect, wrong; antonyms (adj) correct, perfect, flawless, 4. breach; synonyms (n) aperture, chink, crack, crevice, fracture, gap, (v) break, rupture, contravene, fissure; antonym (n) observance, 5. fragile; synonyms (adj) dainty, delicate, frail, breakable, brittle, flimsy, weak, faint, feeble, fine; antonyms (adj) strong, unbreakable, substantial, sturdy, permanent, robust. bregliach jabber; synonyms (n) chatter, drivel, gabble, gibberish, (v) babble, prattle, rave, tattle, utter, (adj) clack. bregus 1. frail; synonyms (adj) brittle, fragile, delicate, flimsy, breakable, light, rickety, (v) weak, feeble, faint; antonyms (adj) strong, substantial, robust, 2. brittle; synonyms (adj) crisp, crumbly, crispy, short, brickle, crunchy, frail, frangible, friable, insubstantial; antonyms (adj) soggy, solid, 3. rickety; synonyms (adj) shaky, unstable, wobbly, decrepit, dilapidated, insecure, ramshackle, rachitic, precarious, unsteady; antonyms (adj) stable, steady. breichled 1. bracelet; synonyms (n) bangle, annulus, circlet, hoop, necklace, ring, wristband, annulet, areola, circle, 2. bangle; synonyms (n) bracelet, bauble, fallal, gaud, gewgaw, jewelry, novelty, trinket, chachka, freshness. breichrwyf bracelet; synonyms (n) bangle, annulus, circlet, hoop, necklace, ring, wristband, annulet, areola, circle. breinio 1. enfranchise; synonyms (v) affranchise, emancipate, free, franchise, effranchise, (n) charter, empower, license, privilege, warrant, 2. privilege; synonyms (n) immunity, liberty, prerogative, freedom, exemption, grant, concession, claim, due, (v) favor. breiniol 1. free; synonyms (adj) loose, (v) clear, exempt, liberate, discharge, excuse, extricate, relieve, disentangle, acquit; antonyms (adj) bound, restricted, compelled, confined, imprisoned, repressive, secure, strict, stuck, tangled, 2. privileged; synonyms (adj) exclusive, sanctioned, confidential, favored, free, inner, inside; antonyms (adj) disadvantaged, poor, underprivileged, deprived. breinlen charter; synonyms (n) hire, permit, authority, code, law, license, (v) let, rent, engage, lease. breintal 1. bonus; synonyms (n) award, compensation, premium, dividend, gift, gratuity, perk, prize, reward, (adj) extra; antonym (n) disadvantage, 2. royalty; synonyms (n) regality, kingship, nobility, loyalty, command, commission, faithfulness, income, mogul, noble.
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breintiedig 1. patent; synonyms (adj) obvious, overt, apparent, evident, manifest, clear, conspicuous, open, palpable, plain; antonym (adj) unclear, 2. patented; synonyms (adj) patent, expanded, public, spreading, unconcealed. breintio 1. favor; synonyms (n) countenance, aid, advantage, grace, support, boon, (v) befriend, benefit, encourage, (adj) kindness; antonym (v) disfavor, 2. privilege; synonyms (n) charter, immunity, liberty, prerogative, freedom, exemption, franchise, grant, concession, (v) license. brenhinaidd 1. kingly; synonyms (adj) kinglike, imperial, noble, regal, stately, majestic, royal, sovereign, 2. regal; synonyms (adj) grand, purple, dignified, imposing, kingly, magnificent, lofty, princely, lordly, pompous. brenhines queen; synonyms (n) empress, king, lady, sovereign, monarch, fag, faggot, fairy, pansy, queer. brenhinfainc throne; synonyms (n) seat, can, stool, place, chair, commode, crapper, lavatory, pot, (v) enthrone. brenhiniaeth kingdom; synonyms (n) country, domain, realm, dominion, empire, state, nation, territory, area, department. brenhinol 1. royal; synonyms (adj) regal, imperial, majestic, magnificent, kingly, noble, princely, purple, sovereign, stately, 2. regal; synonyms (adj) grand, royal, dignified, imposing, lofty, lordly, pompous, splendid. brenigen limpet; synonym (n) limpin. brenin king; synonyms (n) emperor, mogul, sovereign, chief, baron, crown, magnate, ruler, tycoon, majesty. brest 1. breast; synonyms (n) bosom, boob, chest, knocker, tit, titty, mammilla, bust, heart, (v) front, 2. chest; synonyms (n) box, bureau, case, casket, dresser, chamber, crate, thorax, treasury, trunk. bresychen cabbage; synonyms (n) kale, bread, dough, (v) pilfer, filch, crib, nim, prig, swipe, bag. brethyn cloth; synonyms (n) fabric, material, cover, rag, stuff, textile, calling, net, (v) napkin. brethynnwr clothier; synonyms (n) milliner, sempstress, snip, haberdasher. breuan quern; synonyms (v) arrastra, file, grater, grinder, grindstone, gristmill, kern, mill, rasp, teeth. breuddwyd dream; synonyms (n) daydream, aspiration, ambition, vision, desire, fantasy, figment, nightmare, (v) imagine, muse; antonym (n) reality. breuddwydio dream; synonyms (n) daydream, aspiration, ambition, vision, desire, fantasy, figment, nightmare, (v) imagine, muse; antonym (n) reality.
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breuddwydiol 1. dreaming; synonyms (n) dream, reverie, ambition, aspiration, conception, (adj) absent-minded, asleep, rapt, vacant, visionary, 2. dreamy; synonyms (adj) languorous, faraway, romantic, impractical, drowsy, idealistic, moony, pensive, sleepy, (v) balmy. breuder 1. brittleness; synonyms (n) crispness, fragility, brashness, brickleness, crispiness, breakability, feebleness, instability, insubstantiality, shortness; antonym (n) solidity, 2. frailty; synonyms (n) debility, foible, weakness, fault, defect, failing, frailness, infirmity, (adj) imperfection, deficiency; antonyms (n) strength, stamina, hardiness. bri distinction; synonyms (n) contrast, difference, discrimination, eminence, rank, dissimilarity, demarcation, celebrity, prestige, reputation; antonym (n) similarity. briallen primrose; synonyms (n) primula, primerole, (adj) sensuous, gay. brib 1. scrap; synonyms (n) fight, morsel, brawl, remnant, bit, chip, clash, end, junk, (adj) fragment; antonym (v) keep, 2. fragment; synonyms (n) fraction, crumb, part, division, grain, (v) scrap, shiver, splinter, break, crumble. bricio brick; synonyms (n) block, lump, brown, clay, element, red, (v) mug, pot, (adj) trump, concrete. bricsen brick; synonyms (n) block, lump, brown, clay, element, red, (v) mug, pot, (adj) trump, concrete. bricyllen apricot; synonyms (n) peach, abricock, orange, beauty, dish, knockout, looker, lulu, mantrap, ravisher. brid breed; synonyms (n) kind, race, variety, ancestry, sort, order, (v) engender, beget, multiply, bear. bridio breed; synonyms (n) kind, race, variety, ancestry, sort, order, (v) engender, beget, multiply, bear. brifo hurt; synonyms (v) pain, wound, afflict, (adj) evil, (n) harm, damage, detriment, ache, disadvantage, abuse; antonyms (v) encourage, (adj) uninjured, unhurt. brig 1. top (pen); synonyms (adj) maximum, (n) crown, peak, acme, apex, crest, cover, (v) best, cap, exceed; antonyms (adj) worst, (n) bottom, base, nadir, 2. apex; synonyms (n) top, vertex, apices, extremity, height, pinnacle, point, summit, end, extremum. briger top (pen); synonyms (adj) maximum, (n) crown, peak, acme, apex, crest, cover, (v) best, cap, exceed; antonyms (adj) worst, (n) bottom, base, nadir. brigo 1. branch; synonyms (n) arm, jump, wing, affiliate, ramus, member, division, (v) fork, diverge, divide, 2. top (pen); synonyms (adj) maximum, (n) crown, peak, acme, apex, crest, cover, (v) best, cap,
exceed; antonyms (adj) worst, (n) bottom, base, nadir. brigog 1. flourishing; synonyms (adj) prosperous, thriving, booming, healthy, luxuriant, palmy, successful, verdant, lush, auspicious; antonym (adj) failing, 2. branching; synonyms (adj) branched, forked, ramose, (n) bifurcation, branch, forking, ramification, fork, arborescence. brigyn twig; synonyms (n) branch, sprig, bough, limb, shoot, stick, offshoot, spray, branchlet, (v) grasp. brith 1. indistinct; synonyms (adj) confused, dim, faint, inarticulate, indefinite, dull, fuzzy, hazy, indeterminate, (n) cloudy; antonyms (adj) distinct, clear, 2. grey (llwyd); synonyms (adj) greyish, hoar, hoary, leaden, grayish, (n) grayness, greyness, (v) gray, 3. brindled; synonyms (adj) brindle, brinded, tabby, dappled, speckled, 4. speckled; synonyms (adj) dotted, mottled, piebald, specked, spotty, spotted, flecked, multicolored; antonym (adj) plain, 5. mottled; synonyms (adj) motley, variegated, mixed, 6. pied; synonyms (adj) multicolour, multicoloured, particoloured, varicolored, varicoloured, assorted, miscellaneous, 7. motley; synonyms (adj) colorful, heterogeneous, checkered, indiscriminate, pied, (n) medley, assortment, miscellany, mixture, mix, 8. vague; synonyms (adj) indistinct, obscure, ambiguous, uncertain, undefined, undetermined, feeble, nebulous, (v) loose, equivocal; antonyms (adj) definite, exact, particular, precise, specific, sure. britho 1. dazzle; synonyms (n) sparkle, brightness, (v) bedazzle, shine, blind, flash, glare, awe, (adj) daze, confuse, 2. speckle; synonyms (n) fleck, dapple, spot, freckle, point, blot, maculation, patch, (v) speck, (adj) bespeckle, 3. mottle; synonyms (n) mottling, stain, marbling, (v) blotch, cloud, becloud, befog, corrupt, defile, fog. brithyll trout; synonyms (n) anchovies, herring, sardines, shad, smelts, tarpon, bass, mackerel, muskelunge, sailfish. briw 1. wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, cut, damage, offend, injure, 2. broken; synonyms (v) broke, (adj) tame, torn, busted, imperfect, intermittent, rough, rugged, ruined, uneven; antonyms (adj) constant, unbroken, intact, whole, wild, 3. cut (torri); synonyms (v) carve, chop, clip, abbreviate, abridge, bite, (n) notch, slice, cutting, nick; antonyms (v) increase, lengthen, (n) addition, extension, 4. bruised; synonyms (adj) contused, wounded, raw, sore, contusioned, discolored, inflamed, lame, livid, painful, 5. sore; synonyms (adj) sensitive, angry, indignant, aching, (n) boil, lesion, canker, abscess, (v) acute, sharp; antonym (adj) painless.
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Welsh - English briwio bray; synonyms (v) grind, blare, bruise, comminute, crush, mash, pound, abrade, grate, scrape. briwlio broil; synonyms (n) brawl, quarrel, affray, feud, fight, fray, scuffle, clash, (adj) burn, (v) bake. briwo 1. wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, cut, damage, offend, injure, 2. hurt; synonyms (v) wound, afflict, ail, (adj) evil, (n) detriment, ache, disadvantage, abuse, distress, lesion; antonyms (v) encourage, (adj) uninjured, unhurt. briwsioni crumble; synonyms (v) decay, collapse, crush, decompose, disintegrate, fragment, perish, rust, (adj) break, crack. bro 1. land; synonyms (n) ground, country, soil, field, kingdom, domain, estate, (v) disembark, debark, alight; antonym (adj) aquatic, 2. vale; synonyms (n) valley, bottom, gorge, basin, cave, cavern, cove, glade, grove, slade; antonym (n) hill, 3. region; synonyms (n) land, area, district, part, realm, circuit, division, locality, neighborhood, province. broch 1. badger (mochyn daear); synonyms (v) pester, annoy, tease, bother, harass, beleaguer, bug, harry, hassle, hound, 2. froth; synonyms (n) foam, effervescence, bubbles, (v) bubble, fizz, spume, boil, suds, effervesce, sparkle, 3. anger; synonyms (n) displeasure, fury, rage, indignation, (v) enrage, incense, aggravate, displease, exasperate, irritate; antonyms (n) pleasure, composure, (v) please, placate, pacify, calm, 4. bluster; synonyms (n) swagger, boasting, bravado, storm, (v) boast, brag, bully, gasconade, roar, swash, 5. tumult; synonyms (n) hubbub, stir, clamor, bustle, commotion, brawl, din, excitement, (v) disturbance, disorder. brochi 1. chafe; synonyms (v) rub, annoy, gall, grate, irritate, nettle, provoke, abrade, anger, (adj) fret, 2. fume; synonyms (n) smoke, foam, reek, choler, (v) chafe, rage, seethe, storm, evaporate, (adj) boil, 3. bluster; synonyms (n) swagger, boasting, bravado, (v) boast, brag, bully, gasconade, roar, swash, vapor. brochus 1. boisterous; synonyms (adj) rough, furious, loud, noisy, fierce, rambunctious, raucous, rude, stormy, (v) rampant; antonym (adj) quiet, 2. bluff; synonyms (n) bravado, cheat, hill, (v) beguile, blague, (adj) brusque, blunt, direct, candid, peak, 3. fuming; synonyms (adj) angry, boiling, enraged, incensed, irate, livid, mad; antonym (adj) calm. brodio 1. embroider; synonyms (v) adorn, embellish, decorate, broider, trim, hyperbolize, lard, ornament, stitch, (adv) color, 2. darn; synonyms (n) damn, mend, (v) repair, fix, patch, restore. brodor native; synonyms (adj) inborn, inherent, innate, natural, congenital, domestic, inbred, indigenous, (n) aboriginal, autochthon; antonyms
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imported. brodorol native; synonyms (adj) inborn, inherent, innate, natural, congenital, domestic, inbred, indigenous, (n) aboriginal, autochthon; antonyms (adj) foreign, learned, (n) stranger, immigrant, imported. broga frog; synonyms (n) frogs, toad, aigulet, anuran, batrachian, chamois, epaulet, grasshopper, abutment, dollar. brol 1. boast; synonyms (v) bluster, vaunt, blow, brag, crow, gasconade, pride, rodomontade, exult, (n) arrogance, 2. brag; synonyms (v) boast, crack, exaggerate, flourish, swagger, (n) boasting, bounce, bragging, vapor, (adj) boss. brolio 1. boast; synonyms (v) bluster, vaunt, blow, brag, crow, gasconade, pride, rodomontade, exult, (n) arrogance, 2. brag; synonyms (v) boast, crack, exaggerate, flourish, swagger, (n) boasting, bounce, bragging, vapor, (adj) boss, 3. crack; synonyms (n) break, fracture, cleft, fissure, (v) chink, crevice, split, breach, burst, snap; antonyms (v) repair, mend, 4. vaunt; synonyms (v) gas, gloat, flaunt, swash, tout, (n) avaunt. broliwr 1. boaster; synonyms (n) blowhard, braggart, bragger, vaunter, bouncer, swaggerer, braggadocio, huff, pretension, rage, 2. braggart; synonyms (n) boaster, talker, babbler, rodomont, (v) magniloquent, pretentious, flaming, gasconading, (adj) braggy, crowing. bromin bromine; synonym (n) brome. bron 1. breast; synonyms (n) bosom, boob, chest, knocker, tit, titty, mammilla, bust, heart, (v) front, 2. almost; synonyms (adv) nearly, approximately, just, around, most, practically, roughly, (prep) about, (adj) near, nigh; antonym (adv) barely, 3. nearly; synonyms (adv) almost, close, closely, virtually, intimately, much, dear, halfway, (adj) thereabouts, approaching. bronfraith thrush; synonyms (n) nightingale, philomel, prunella, prunello, sprew. bronwen weasel (gwenci); synonyms (n) informer, sneak, troublemaker, vare, (v) equivocate, evade, hedge, confess, dodge, pussyfoot. brown brown; synonyms (adj) chocolate, swarthy, tanned, (n) brunette, brownness, tan, (v) sear, cook, fry; antonym (adj) pale. bru womb; synonyms (n) uterus, belly, bowels, chitterings, cradle, entrails, guts, intestines, nest, nursery. brud 1. divination; synonyms (n) forecast, augury, prediction, foretelling, prophecy, soothsaying, sorcery, witchcraft, 2. chronicle; synonyms (n) account, annals, story, history, narrative, (v) record, register, list, date, log.
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brudio 1. divine; synonyms (adj) beautiful, sacred, wonderful, almighty, blessed, (v) anticipate, augur, conjecture, guess, (n) clergyman, 2. prognosticate; synonyms (v) forecast, predict, foretell, portend, presage, bode, divine, forebode, foreshow, prophesy. brudiwr 1. wizard; synonyms (n) magician, necromancer, sorcerer, conjuror, conjurer, expert, genius, ace, whiz, (adj) adept, 2. soothsayer; synonyms (n) prophet, augur, diviner, seer, clairvoyant, forecaster, predictor, prognosticator. brwd 1. heat; synonyms (n) glow, fervor, summer, warmth, (v) bake, burn, anger, (adj) fever, excitement, passion; antonyms (n) cold, chill, (v) cool, 2. hot (poeth); synonyms (adj) warm, ardent, boiling, burning, feverish, fiery, flaming, fresh, blistering, eager; antonyms (adj) mild, freezing, airy, bland, chilly, 3. boil; synonyms (v) seethe, bubble, churn, simmer, ferment, effervesce, fume, (n) abscess, blister, furuncle; antonym (v) freeze, 4. fervent; synonyms (adj) earnest, enthusiastic, cordial, hot, intense, passionate, emotional, animated, avid, excited; antonyms (adj) apathetic, indifferent, unenthusiastic. brwdfrydedd 1. enthusiasm; synonyms (n) eagerness, ardor, devotion, passion, animation, craze, zeal, ebullience, ecstasy, (adj) fervor; antonyms (n) apathy, indifference, lethargy, 2. ardor; synonyms (n) ardency, enthusiasm, fervency, fire, flame, heat, avidity, ardour, elan, energy. brwdfrydig 1. enthusiastic; synonyms (adj) ardent, eager, hearty, active, cordial, anxious, avid, devoted, excited, fiery; antonyms (adj) unenthusiastic, apathetic, indifferent, lukewarm, lethargic, 2. ardent; synonyms (adj) burning, enthusiastic, fervent, passionate, impassioned, keen, vehement, warm, acute, affectionate. brwmstan 1. brimstone; synonym (n) sulphur, 2. sulfur; synonyms (n) s, mho, sec, second, siemens, south. brwmstanaidd sulfurous; synonyms (adj) sulphurous, acerb, hot, stifling, acerbic, acid, acrid, acrimonious, astringent, biting. brwnt 1. nasty; synonyms (adj) dirty, loathsome, disgusting, filthy, foul, awful, mean, abominable, coarse, disagreeable; antonyms (adj) agreeable, kind, pleasant, nice, charitable, lovely, 2. foul; synonyms (adj) base, nasty, evil, dingy, putrid, unclean, (n) soil, (v) corrupt, defile, befoul; antonyms (adj) fair, (v) clean, pure, 3. dirty; synonyms (adj) dirt, contemptible, bawdy, contaminated, impure, despicable, (v) muddy, contaminate, begrime, bemire; antonyms (adj) hygienic, spotless, immaculate, 4. harsh; synonyms (adj) grating, sharp, austere, bitter, crude,
cruel, discordant, grim, unkind, (v) hard; antonyms (adj) smooth, gentle, harmonious, lenient, soft, melodious, sweet. brwyd 1. braid; synonyms (n) plait, pigtail, tress, band, (v) plat, twine, (adj) knit, string, embroider, lace; antonym (v) unbraid, 2. shattered; synonyms (v) exhausted, battered, lame, (adj) broken, destroyed, smashed, crazy, shaky, 3. variegated; synonyms (adj) motley, mottled, dappled, piebald, varicolored, varicoloured, various, assorted, speckled, different, 4. skewer; synonyms (n) pin, brad, nail, staple, (v) spit, impale, spike, spear, pierce, transfix. brwydo 1. braid; synonyms (n) plait, pigtail, tress, band, (v) plat, twine, (adj) knit, string, embroider, lace; antonym (v) unbraid, 2. embroider; synonyms (v) adorn, embellish, decorate, broider, trim, hyperbolize, lard, ornament, stitch, (adv) color. brwydr 1. battle; synonyms (n) combat, contest, struggle, clash, conflict, war, action, (v) fight, brawl, encounter, 2. combat; synonyms (n) fighting, fray, hostility, affray, contention, engagement, (v) battle, oppose, resist, wrestle. brwydro 1. battle; synonyms (n) combat, contest, struggle, clash, conflict, war, action, (v) fight, brawl, encounter, 2. combat; synonyms (n) fighting, fray, hostility, affray, contention, engagement, (v) battle, oppose, resist, wrestle. brwydrwr 1. fighter; synonyms (n) combatant, battler, belligerent, champion, soldier, warrior, militant, activist, crusader, 2. combatant; synonyms (adj) military, (n) fighter, battailant, contestant. brwydwaith embroidery; synonyms (n) embellishment, needlework, fancywork, ornamentation, sewing, adornment, decoration, ornament, broidery, work. brwylio broil; synonyms (n) brawl, quarrel, affray, feud, fight, fray, scuffle, clash, (adj) burn, (v) bake. brwyn 1. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness, 2. sadness; synonyms (n) depression, grief, melancholy, desolation, misery, sorrow, despondency, gloom, mourning, dejection; antonyms (n) amusement, cheerfulness, laughter. brwynen rush; synonyms (n) hurry, charge, flood, flow, (v) dash, gush, race, run, speed, (adj) burst. brwysg 1. drunk; synonyms (adj) intoxicated, tipsy, tight, wet, inebriated, delirious, (n) inebriate, drunkard, rummy, sot; antonym (adj) sober, 2. vigorous; synonyms (adj) robust, strong, energetic, hardy, lively, powerful, strenuous, active, athletic, (n) brave; antonyms (adj) feeble, lethargic, weak, dull, unenergetic.
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Welsh - English brych 1. brindled; synonyms (adj) brindle, brinded, tabby, dappled, speckled, 2. freckled; synonyms (adj) discolored, mottled, freckly, blemished,
lentiginose, lentiginous, marked, pitted, spotted, (v) studded, 3. mottled; synonyms (adj) motley, multicolored, piebald, variegated, mixed; antonym (adj) plain. brycheulyd 1. brindled; synonyms (adj) brindle, brinded, tabby, dappled, speckled, 2. spotted; synonyms (adj) mottled, blotchy, dotted, flyblown, piebald, multicolored, dirty, spotty, stained, tainted; antonym (adj) plain. brycheuyn spot; synonyms (n) blot, place, speck, stain, dot, dapple, (v) blemish, soil, fleck, speckle. brychni 1. freckles; synonym (n) lentigo, 2. spots; synonyms (n) drifter, floater, vagrant. brychu 1. spot; synonyms (n) blot, place, speck, stain, dot, dapple, (v) blemish, soil, fleck, speckle, 2. freckle; synonyms (n) fraken, lenticula, lentigo, daisy, lenticel, pepper, pigmentation, pit, pock, (v) sprinkle. bryd 1. mind; synonyms (n) intellect, brain, (v) care, look, attend, beware, keep, listen, notice, (adj) heed; antonym (v) forget, 2. will; synonyms (v) bequeath, devise, wish, (n) volition, command, desire, inclination, determination, pleasure, resolve, 3. heart (calon); synonyms (n) core, center, spirit, affection, basis, bosom, breast, courage, crux, (adj) gist; antonym (n) edge. brydio 1. burn (llosgi); synonyms (v) bite, glow, blaze, incinerate, scorch, sting, bake, beam, boil, (n) fire; antonym (v) dawdle, 2. boil; synonyms (v) seethe, bubble, churn, simmer, ferment, burn, effervesce, fume, (n) abscess, blister; antonym (v) freeze, 3. inflame; synonyms (v) enkindle, arouse, heat, ignite, incense, incite, irritate, kindle, agitate, aggravate; antonym (v) calm, 4. throb; synonyms (n) pulsation, (v) beat, quiver, ache, pulsate, pulse, pound, flutter, palpitate, shudder. bryn hill; synonyms (n) height, bank, gradient, mound, ascent, elevation, acclivity, embankment, (v) declivity, dip; antonym (n) vale. bryncyn hillock; synonyms (n) hill, knoll, hummock, mound, rise, hammock. bryniog hilly; synonyms (adj) craggy, mountainous, rugged, steep, cragged, knobby, prominent, tumulous, high, precipitous. brys 1. hurry; synonyms (n) speed, haste, dispatch, flurry, (v) bustle, hasten, accelerate, dash, expedite, scurry; antonyms (n) slowness, (v) dawdle, 2. haste; synonyms (n) celerity, expedition, rapidity, rush, hastiness, quickness, velocity, alacrity, (v) hurry, hustle. brysio 1. hurry; synonyms (n) speed, haste, dispatch, flurry, (v) bustle, hasten, accelerate, dash, expedite,
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scurry; antonyms (n) slowness, (v) dawdle, 2. hasten; synonyms (v) further, forward, advance, hurry, hie, rush, dart, facilitate, precipitate, (adj) quicken; antonym (v) delay. brysiog 1. hurried; synonyms (adj) hasty, fast, headlong, quick, rapid, speedy, sudden, swift, abrupt, cursory; antonyms (adj) slow, unhurried, leisurely, 2. hasty; synonyms (adj) fleet, careless, hurried, impetuous, rash, brisk, brusque, eager, expeditious, foolhardy; antonyms (adj) considered, deliberate, sensible. bryslythyr dispatch; synonyms (n) despatch, speed, consignment, celerity, expedition, (v) accelerate, send, deliver, convey, discharge; antonyms (n) receiving, receipt. brysneges telegram; synonyms (n) wire, news, report, flash, radiogram, buzzer, call, signal, summons. brytheirio belch; synonyms (n) belching, eructation, (v) burp, vomit, eruct, erupt, spew, emit, eructate. brythwch 1. groan; synonyms (n) grumble, cry, rumble, (v) moan, murmur, howl, mutter, sigh, complain, squeak, 2. storm; synonyms (n) tempest, attack, shower, blizzard, (v) rage, rush, assault, fume, hail, charge, 3. tumult; synonyms (n) hubbub, stir, clamor, bustle, commotion, brawl, din, excitement, (v) disturbance, disorder. bryweddu brew; synonyms (n) beer, blend, concoction, drink, mixture, brewage, (v) cook, concoct, make, saturate. bual 1. buffalo; synonyms (n) bison, yak, zebu, buffalofish, bugle, (v) cow, bully, frighten, intimidate, baffle, 2. bison; synonyms (n) antelopes, camels, cat, cattle, chevrotains, deer, dog, giraffes, goats, sheep. buan 1. fast (cyflym); synonyms (adj) dissolute, firm, agile, debauched, fixed, hurried, instant, quick, (adv) soon, hard; antonyms (adj) sluggish, loose, (adv) slow, slowly, leisurely, (v) gorge, (n) binge, 2. quick (cyflym); synonyms (adj) bright, prompt, active, clever, hasty, intelligent, nimble, speedy, alert, (adv) fast; antonym (adj) dull, 3. swift; synonyms (adj) fleet, rapid, expeditious, lively, sudden, abrupt, express, ready, sprightly, impetuous; antonym (adj) considered, 4. fleet; synonyms (n) armada, float, marine, navy, (adj) swift, brisk, (v) flit, fly, hurry, pass, 5. rapid; synonyms (adj) cursory, winged, immediate, precipitous, precipitate, rash, volant, instantaneous; antonym (adj) gradual, 6. soon; synonyms (adv) shortly, early, presently, anon, immediately, directly, betimes, now, promptly, quickly. buarth 1. yard; synonyms (n) court, courtyard, garden, backyard, grounds, close, quadrangle, enclosure, beehive, bindery, 2. close (cau);
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synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start. buchdraeth 1. biography; synonyms (n) autobiography, history, life, memoirs, memoir, story, animation, 2. memoir; synonyms (n) biography, discourse, journal, record, account. buchedd 1. conduct; synonyms (n) behavior, administration, manage, (v) act, bring, direct, administer, carriage, acquit, bearing, 2. life; synonyms (n) animation, energy, spirit, activity, being, biography, dash, enthusiasm, existence, exuberance; antonym (n) lethargy. bucheddol virtuous; synonyms (adj) chaste, good, moral, pure, righteous, upright, honest, honorable, just, decent; antonyms (adj) wicked, bad, sinful. bucheddu 1. live (byw); synonyms (v) exist, inhabit, reside, subsist, abide, be, dwell, (adj) alive, active, animate; antonyms (adj) dead, inanimate, 2. flourish; synonyms (v) brandish, display, thrive, bloom, boast, prosper, boom, brag, flaunt, (n) fanfare; antonyms (v) decline, struggle. buchfrechu vaccinate; synonyms (v) immunize, inoculate, inject, immunise, nurse. budd 1. gain; synonyms (v) acquire, benefit, derive, attain, catch, earn, get, win, (n) profit, earnings; antonyms (v) lose, (n) loss, 2. benefit; synonyms (n) advantage, gain, good, assistance, favor, interest, (v) aid, assist, avail, help; antonyms (n) disadvantage, drawback, (v) harm, 3. advancement; synonyms (n) advance, promotion, furtherance, upgrade, growth, cultivation, development, elevation, improvement, progress, 4. avail; synonyms (n) service, use, utility, worth, (v) do, work, go, promote, serve, (adj) stead, 5. profit; synonyms (n) account, produce, increase, dividend, lucre, proceeds, behalf, increment, pay, (v) net. buddai churn; synonyms (v) boil, seethe, agitate, toss, bubble, eddy, roil, shake, stir, whirl. buddiant interest; synonyms (n) concern, advantage, affair, account, gain, hobby, (v) engage, care, benefit, appeal; antonyms (n) indifference, apathy, (v) bore. buddio 1. avail; synonyms (n) assist, service, assistance, benefit, good, help, profit, (v) advantage, aid, do, 2. profit; synonyms (n) gain, account, produce, earnings, increase, dividend, (v) net, advance, avail, earn; antonym (v) lose. buddiol 1. advisable; synonyms (adj) desirable, expedient, advantageous, suitable, fitting, prudent, sensible, sound; antonym (adj) inadvisable, 2. beneficial; synonyms (adj) favorable, fruitful, handy, profitable, useful, gainful, good, healthy, productive, propitious; antonyms (adj) useless, disadvantageous, harmful, 3. profitable;
synonyms (adj) beneficial, helpful, lucrative, economic, fat, valuable, salutary, edifying, fertile, commercial; antonyms (adj) unprofitable, dependent, 4. useful; synonyms (adj) practical, convenient, effective, functional, clever, constructive, efficient, serviceable, usable, comfortable; antonyms (adj) worthless, ineffective. buddioldeb profitableness; synonyms (n) profitability, advantageousness, beneficialness, expediency. buddsodd investment; synonyms (n) investing, investiture, clothing, siege, finance, venture, backing, obsession, property, installation. buddsoddi invest; synonyms (v) install, clothe, empower, endow, adorn, commit, crown, dress, endue, enthrone. buddsoddiad investment; synonyms (n) investing, investiture, clothing, siege, finance, venture, backing, obsession, property, installation. buddugol 1. winning; synonyms (adj) attractive, triumphant, victorious, charming, engaging, pleasing, enchanting, lovely, captivating, fetching; antonym (adv) losing, 2. victorious; synonyms (adj) successful, winning, jubilant, (v) triumphal, exultant, triumphing; antonyms (adj) beaten, unsuccessful. buddugoliaeth victory; synonyms (n) triumph, conquest, success, mastery, subjugation, superiority, achievement, expugnation, feat; antonyms (n) defeat, beating, failure, loss. buddugoliaethus 1. victorious; synonyms (adj) triumphant, successful, winning, jubilant, (v) triumphal, exultant, triumphing; antonyms (adj) beaten, unsuccessful, 2. triumphant; synonyms (adj) victorious, exulting, conquering, elated, gleeful, joyful, prideful, rejoicing. buddugwr 1. winner; synonyms (n) champion, conqueror, success, achiever, master, hit; antonyms (n) loser, failure, flop, 2. victor; synonyms (n) winner, champ, superior. budr dirty; synonyms (adj) foul, dirt, contemptible, bawdy, contaminated, (v) muddy, corrupt, soil, contaminate, (n) defile; antonyms (adj) hygienic, pure, spotless, immaculate, (v) clean. budreddi 1. filthiness; synonyms (n) dirtiness, filth, dirt, foulness, nastiness, baseness, coarseness, obscenity, squalidity, bitchiness, 2. filth; synonyms (n) garbage, grime, soil, blot, dust, filthiness, squalor, stain; antonym (n) cleanness. budro 1. foul; synonyms (adj) base, disgusting, filthy, nasty, evil, dingy, (v) dirty, corrupt, coarse, defile; antonyms (adj) pleasant, fair, (v) clean, pure, 2. dirty; synonyms (adj) foul, dirt, contemptible, bawdy, contaminated, impure, (v) muddy, soil, contaminate, begrime; antonyms (adj) hygienic, spotless, immaculate, 3. soil; synonyms (n) ground,
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Welsh - English grime, land, dust, (v) smudge, blot, pollute, mire, blemish, mould. bufrechiad vaccination; synonyms (n) inoculation, immunization, prevention, shot, injection, jab, medicine. bugail 1. shepherd; synonyms (n) pastor, clergyman, minister, sheepherder, sheepman, priest, (v) conduct, guide, lead, guard, 2. pastor; synonyms (n) ecclesiastic, cleric, divine, curate, parson, churchman, chaplain, presbyter, rector, father. bugeiles shepherdess; synonym (n) herdess. bugeiliaeth pastorate; synonyms (n) clergy, pastorship, pastorage. bugeiliol pastoral; synonyms (adj) bucolic, clerical, idyllic, rural, rustic, countrified, country, (n) eclogue, idyll, idyl; antonym (adj) urban. bugunad 1. bellow; synonyms (n) roar, shout, cry, yell, scream, (v) growl, bawl, snarl, call, howl, 2. bellowing; synonyms (n) bellow, roaring, assembly, boation, holla, holler, hollering, hollo, holloa, mugiency, 3. roar; synonyms (n) boom, thunder, bark, noise, peal, clamor, (v) clatter, blare, rave, (adj) bluster; antonym (v) whisper. burgyn 1. carcass; synonyms (n) body, carcase, frame, cadaver, corpse, framework, shell, remains, skeleton, bomb, 2. carrion; synonyms (n) offal, filth, caroigne, (adj) garbage. burum yeast; synonyms (n) barm, leaven, foam, froth, spume, bubble, fungus, head, lather, (adj) ferment. busnes business; synonyms (n) employment, matter, subject, affair, calling, concern, corporation, deal, event, job; antonyms (adj) charitable, housing. busnesa 1. interfere; synonyms (v) intercede, obstruct, disturb, conflict, clash, hinder, impede, intervene, (n) interpose, (adj) intermeddle, 2. meddle; synonyms (v) tamper, interfere, intrude, fiddle, monkey, pry. bustach 1. bullock; synonyms (n) bull, steer, hint, lead, tip, wind, (v) bully, 2. steer; synonyms (v) guide, navigate, direct, drive, aim, conduct, manage, maneuver, run, (n) point. bustachu bungle; synonyms (n) blooper, gaffe, (v) blunder, botch, fumble, mishandle, mistake, flub, fluff, muddle. bustl 1. gall; synonyms (n) anger, bitterness, cheek, audacity, acerbity, (v) annoy, chafe, fret, irk, irritate, 2. bile; synonyms (n) gall, ebullition, ferment, fume, pucker, fury, indignation, rage, malice, antipathy. buwch 1. cow; synonyms (v) bully, intimidate, awe, browbeat, daunt, terrorize, discourage, frighten, overawe, threaten, 2. cattle; synonyms (n) beast, cows, stock, kine, livestock, oxen, sheep, antelopes, bison, camels.
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bwa 1. bow; synonyms (n) arc, curve, (v) bend, arch, stoop, duck, buckle, crouch, incline, kowtow, 2. arc; synonyms (n) bow, crescent, curvature, spark, sweep, 3. arch; synonyms (n) acute, dome, archway, (v) vault, (adj) shrewd, sly, wily, round, crafty, consummate; antonym (v) straightness. bwaog 1. arched; synonyms (adj) bowed, curved, arcuate, bent, vaulted, convex, arciform, arced, 2. vaulted; synonyms (adj) arched, domed, hollow, concave, roofed, testudinated. bwbach 1. bugbear; synonyms (n) bugaboo, bogeyman, booger, boogeyman, nightmare, bogy, bogle, anathema, bug, bullbeggar, 2. bogey; synonyms (n) bogie, boggard, ogre, shade, 3. scarecrow; synonyms (n) fright, hobgoblin, malkin, goblin, jackstraw, ragamuffin, scarer, shewel, (adj) octopus, specter. bwced 1. bucket; synonyms (n) tub, bucketful, container, pail, scoop, mug, pipkin, skeel, tankard, pan, 2. pail; synonyms (n) bucket, pailful, pot, cogue, stomach. bwch buck; synonyms (n) dollar, stag, beau, boar, greenback, cash, clam, cock, (v) jump, charge. bwci 1. bugbear; synonyms (n) bugaboo, bogeyman, booger, boogeyman, nightmare, bogy, bogle, anathema, bug, bullbeggar, 2. ghost; synonyms (n) apparition, shade, spirit, soul, spectre, spook, appearance, manes, suggestion, (v) specter, 3. bogey; synonyms (n) bogie, boggard, ogre. bwcl buckle; synonyms (n) clasp, warp, button, screw, clip, (v) bend, curve, crumple, distort, curl. bwcled buckler; synonyms (n) shield, (v) armor, fender, buffer, carapace, apron, gauntlet, mask, thimble, armet. bwgan 1. ghost; synonyms (n) apparition, shade, spirit, soul, spectre, spook, appearance, manes, suggestion, (v) specter, 2. bogey; synonyms (n) bogie, bogy, boggard, ogre, 3. scarecrow; synonyms (n) fright, bugaboo, hobgoblin, malkin, goblin, jackstraw, ragamuffin, scarer, shewel, (adj) octopus. bwhwman 1. vacillate; synonyms (v) fluctuate, hesitate, waver, falter, swing, oscillate, hover, totter, wave, flutter, consider also 2. beat about; synonym (v) search. bwlb bulb; synonyms (n) knob, lightbulb, corm, nodule, apophysis, condyle, elbow, eyeball, (adj) globule, drop. bwlch 1. pass; synonyms (v) flow, deliver, give, happen, lead, move, offer, overtake, (adj) go, run; antonym (v) fail, 2. gap; synonyms (n) break, cleft, crack, crevice, fissure, aperture, chasm, clearance, difference, (v) breach, 3. aperture; synonyms (n) hole, opening, puncture, slit, gap, mouth, perforation, hiatus, outlet, slot, 4. notch;
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synonyms (n) cut, mark, nick, score, (v) dent, hack, indent, nock, hollow, jag. bwled bullet; synonyms (n) shot, round, missile, pellet, projectile, slug, carcass, grenade, stone, (adj) globule. bwncath buzzard; synonyms (n) calf, chicken, colt, doodle, dullard, loon, lout, lown, oaf, block. bwndel bundle; synonyms (n) cluster, pile, sheaf, batch, group, heap, load, (v) bunch, pack, clump. bwr 1. fat; synonyms (adj) stout, corpulent, dense, thick, bulky, fatty, (n) avoirdupois, blubber, cream, (v) fatten; antonyms (adj) thin, slim, skinny, slender, 2. strong (cryf); synonyms (adj) intense, powerful, able, deep, firm, stable, steady, cogent, durable, forcible; antonyms (adj) weak, bland, delicate, faint, feeble, frail, mild, pale, slight, unconvincing, 3. big (mawr); synonyms (adj) ample, major, heavy, important, significant, sturdy, generous, adult, bad, (adv) large; antonyms (adj) little, puny, (adv) small, (syn) tiny. bwrdais burgess; synonyms (n) citizen, cit, townsman, bourgeois, cockney, oppidan. bwrdd 1. table; synonyms (n) board, chart, schedule, stand, list, plateau, console, platen, (v) defer, postpone, 2. board; synonyms (n) council, bench, meal, panel, table, office, sign, commission, committee, court; antonym (v) disembark. bwrdeistref borough; synonyms (n) district, city, quarter, town, capital, area, arrondissement, county, region, section. bwriad 1. intention; synonyms (n) idea, aim, end, intent, design, drift, goal, purpose, cause, animus, 2. purpose; synonyms (n) plan, mind, effect, purport, resolve, motive, determination, (v) intention, project, object, 3. intent; synonyms (adj) attentive, absorbed, engrossed, earnest, bent, fixed, (n) import, meaning, spirit, point. bwriadol intentional; synonyms (adj) voluntary, calculated, deliberate, conscious, designed, knowing, premeditated, willful, planned, (v) intended; antonyms (adj) accidental, unintentional. bwriadu 1. intend; synonyms (v) aim, design, destine, mean, determine, contemplate, denote, plan, purpose, consider, 2. purpose; synonyms (n) mind, effect, end, purport, resolve, motive, determination, (v) intention, project, object, 3. mean; synonyms (v) intend, imply, (adj) middle, base, common, hateful, ignoble, (n) average, contemptible, low; antonyms (adj) generous, kind. bwriant assumption; synonyms (n) presumption, supposition, hypothesis, premise, adoption, arrogance, acceptance, belief, conclusion, conjecture. bwrlwm 1. blob; synonyms (n) drip, bubble, drop, globule, bulge, dab, droplet, (v) blot, fleck, spot, 2. bubble; synonyms (n) blister, (v) boil, babble, foam,
burble, effervesce, fizz, froth, gurgle, seethe, 3.
gurgling. bwrn 1. incubus; synonyms (n) nightmare, demon, load, weight, onus, cacodemon, responsibility, care, dream, shaitan, 2. burden; synonyms (n) anxiety, pack, strain, bale, cargo, (v) bother, burthen, clog, trouble, afflict; antonyms (v) relieve, unburden. bwrw 1. throw; synonyms (v) cast, fling, shed, hurl, chuck, flip, heave, (n) pitch, push, shot, 2. cast; synonyms (v) throw, form, stamp, shape, dump, figure, mould, (n) appearance, casting, mold, 3. shed; synonyms (v) discard, drop, moult, scatter, exuviate, molt, dismiss, (n) hut, shack, cabin, 4. strike (taro); synonyms (n) knock, assault, clap, (v) bang, beat, hit, impress, slap, move, affect, 5. woof; synonyms (n) weft, texture, filling, pick, cry, growl, snarl, (v) bark, howl, wail, 6. imagine; synonyms (v) think, believe, conjecture, assume, conceive, daydream, fancy, guess, (conj) suppose, (n) dream, 7. suppose; synonyms (v) infer, consider, divine, estimate, imagine, presume, reckon, speculate, calculate, expect, 8. spend; synonyms (v) consume, exhaust, expend, squander, blow, deplete, pass, wear, lead, (adj) waste; antonyms (v) save, conserve, 9. pitch; synonyms (n) degree, dip, slant, slope, measure, (v) lurch, tilt, toss, careen, launch. bws 1. bus; synonyms (n) automobile, autobus, car, coach, vehicle, busbar, charabanc, motorbus, omnibus, 2. omnibus; synonyms (n) bus, collection, anthology, compilation, jitney, motorcoach. bwth 1. cot; synonyms (n) bed, cradle, crib, berth, cabin, bunk, couch, cottage, hut, 2. hut; synonyms (n) cot, booth, hovel, hutch, lodge, shanty, shed, shack, shelter, stall, 3. booth; synonyms (n) cubicle, stand, carrel, cell, chalet, kiosk, compartment. bwthyn 1. cabin; synonyms (n) booth, hut, chamber, cot, lodge, room, shed, stall, apartment, 2. cottage; synonyms (n) cabin, bungalow, crib, villa, chalet, house, 3. hut; synonyms (n) hovel, cottage, hutch, shanty, shack, shelter. bwtler butler; synonyms (n) pantryman, waiter, flunky. bwtri 1. dairy; synonyms (n) farm, laundry, bakery, bakeshop, confectionery, delicatessen, greengrocer, grocery, supermarket, buttery, 2. buttery; synonyms (adj) oily, oleaginous, unctuous, creamy, fulsome, (n) larder, pantry, 3. pantry; synonyms (n) store, basement, kitchen, bevy, company, covey, spence, stomach, storeroom. bwyd food; synonyms (n) board, edible, fare, aliment, diet, dish, nourishment, sustenance, eating, fodder.
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antonyms (adj) flattering, positive, complimentary, fulsome. byd 1. world; synonyms (n) cosmos, nature, universe, creation, public, sphere, society, realm, globe, (adj) global, 2. state; synonyms (n) nation, position, say, country, kingdom, show, (v) declare, expound, express, (adj) national; antonyms (v) deny, (adj) private, 3. life; synonyms (n) animation, energy, spirit, activity, being, biography, dash, enthusiasm, existence, exuberance; antonym (n) lethargy. bydaf beehive; synonyms (n) apiary, hive, skep, bindery, nailery, slip, usine, wharf, (v) alveary, aviary. byddar deaf; synonyms (adj) earless, blind, indifferent, unhearing, aspirated, atonic, deve, inattentive, oblivious, (v) deafen; antonym (adj) hearing. byddardod deafness; synonym (n) surdity. byddarol deafening; synonyms (adj) loud, earsplitting, thunderous, noisy, piercing, shrill, (v) thundering; antonym (adj) quiet. byddaru 1. deafen; synonyms (v) deaf, muffle, blindfold, deave, envelop, inclose, muff, (adj) stun, 2. stun; synonyms (v) amaze, astonish, astound, bewilder, shock, baffle, daze, flabbergast, stagger, (adv) startle. byddin 1. army; synonyms (n) legion, troop, host, battery, battalion, brigade, crowd, flock, (adj) military, array, 2. battalion; synonyms (n) army, regiment, battalia, company, squadron, throng, unit, corps, detachment, garrison, 3. host; synonyms (n) horde, mob, emcee, mass, multitude, swarm, heap, bunch, group, innkeeper. bydio 1. live (byw); synonyms (v) exist, inhabit, reside, subsist, abide, be, dwell, (adj) alive, active, animate; antonyms (adj) dead, inanimate, 2. fare; synonyms (n) diet, aliment, food, board, table, charge, (v) do, come, eat, go. bydol 1. worldly; synonyms (adj) earthly, carnal, mundane, secular, temporal, terrestrial, sophisticated, lay, profane, human; antonyms (adj) naive, spiritual, cloistered, 2. secular; synonyms (adj) worldly, laic, (n) layman, (v) centennial; antonyms (adj) holy, religious. bydolrwydd worldliness; synonyms (n) sophistication, earthliness, secularity, earthiness, edification, experience, grossness, mammonism, mundanity, perishableness. bydwraig midwife; synonyms (n) accoucheuse, accoucheur, oculist, howdy, (v) midwive. bydysawd universe; synonyms (n) nature, creation, world, cosmos, population, macrocosm, space, globe, existence. byfflo buffalo; synonyms (n) bison, yak, zebu, buffalofish, bugle, (v) cow, bully, frighten, intimidate, baffle.
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bygwth 1. menace; synonyms (n) threat, hazard, danger, peril, (v) endanger, imperil, risk, intimidate, jeopardize, threaten, 2. threaten; synonyms (v) menace, bully, loom, offer, approach, foreshadow, portend, browbeat, impend, coerce; antonym (v) help, 3. threat; synonyms (n) coercion, jeopardy, omen, scourge, terror, warning; antonym (n) safety. bygwthiol 1. threatening; synonyms (adj) menacing, forbidding, ominous, sinister, minatory, black, imminent, perilous, impending, dangerous; antonym (adj) reassuring, 2. menacing; synonyms (adj) threatening, frightening, minacious, ugly, formidable, intimidating, baleful, creepy, dark, frightful. bygythiad menace; synonyms (n) threat, hazard, danger, peril, (v) endanger, imperil, risk, intimidate, jeopardize, threaten. bylchog notched; synonyms (adj) jagged, serrated, jaggy, serrate, toothed, erose, rough, uneven. bylchu 1. breach; synonyms (n) aperture, chink, crack, crevice, fracture, gap, (v) break, rupture, contravene, fissure; antonym (n) observance, 2. notch; synonyms (n) cut, mark, nick, score, (v) dent, hack, indent, nock, hollow, jag. byr 1. short; synonyms (adj) brief, concise, scarce, brusque, close, curt, sharp, compendious, laconic, abrupt; antonyms (adj) long, tall, high, lengthy, 2. brief; synonyms (adj) short, abridge, little, summary, transient, short-lived, abbreviated, (n) abstract, digest, (v) compact; antonyms (adj) longdrawn-out, long-winded, permanent, timeconsuming. byrbryd 1. luncheon; synonyms (n) lunch, meal, tiffin, dejeuner, party, (v) nunchion, 2. lunch; synonyms (n) breakfast, luncheon, brunch, refection, banquet, bever, feast, (v) dine, eat, sup. byrbwyll 1. impulsive; synonyms (adj) impetuous, capricious, hasty, driving, rash, changeable, hotheaded, instinctive, headlong, passionate; antonyms (adj) cautious, considered, predictable, 2. rash; synonyms (adj) foolhardy, imprudent, heedless, precipitate, reckless, audacious, careless, heady, impulsive, (n) eruption; antonyms (adj) careful, sensible, deliberate, wise. byrbwylltra impulsiveness; synonyms (n) thoughtlessness, abandon, anxiety, eagerness, foolishness, haste, hurry, imprudence, keenness, randomness; antonym (n) consideration. byrddio board; synonyms (n) council, bench, meal, panel, table, office, sign, commission, committee, court; antonym (v) disembark. byrddiwr boarder; synonyms (n) lodger, tenant, guest, roomer, backsettler, company, inhabitant, occupant, renter, resident; antonym (n) landlord. byrdwn 1. chorus; synonyms (n) ensemble, refrain, acclamation, song, (v) choir, chant, (adv) descant,
glee, madrigal, catch, 2. burden; synonyms (n) load, anxiety, pack, strain, (v) bother, weight, burthen, clog, trouble, afflict; antonyms (v) relieve, unburden, 3. refrain; synonyms (v) desist, cease, fast, curb, resist, (n) chorus, hold, repetend, (adj) abstain, forbear. byrfyfyr impromptu; synonyms (adj) extemporaneous, extempore, offhand, improvised, unprepared, extemporary, makeshift, (n) improvisation, (adv) ad-lib, informal; antonym (adj) prepared. byrllysg 1. baton; synonyms (n) stick, club, staff, wand, cudgel, rod, alpenstock, 2. mace; synonyms (n) bludgeon, shillelah, sprig, nutmeg, bat, macebearer, macer, cinnamon, cloves, fennel. byrlymu bubble; synonyms (n) blister, (v) boil, babble, foam, burble, effervesce, fizz, froth, gurgle, seethe. bys 1. finger; synonyms (n) digit, dactyl, (v) feel, handle, touch, hand, thumb, grope, indicate, paw, 2. toe; synonyms (n) extremity, foot, bottom, nadir, sole, adversary, antagonist, competitor, enemy, (adj) toed. bysio finger; synonyms (n) digit, dactyl, (v) feel, handle, touch, hand, thumb, grope, indicate, paw. byth 1. ever; synonyms (adv) always, continually, e'er, perpetually, eternally, (adj) constantly, still, forever; antonym (adv) never, 2. eternity; synonyms (n) infinity, aeon, perpetuity, timelessness, everlastingness, everness, age, boundlessness, eviternity, future. bytheiad hound; synonyms (n) dog, blackguard, cad, (v) bloodhound, chase, hunt, badger, course, follow, bait. bytheirio belch; synonyms (n) belching, eructation, (v) burp, vomit, eruct, erupt, spew, emit, eructate. bythol 1. everlasting; synonyms (adj) ceaseless, endless, eternal, lasting, constant, continual, immortal, perpetual, deathless, aeonian; antonyms (adj) temporary, finite, short-lived, 2. eternal; synonyms (adj) everlasting, boundless, enduring, unending, ageless, durable, eonian, incessant, infinite, interminable; antonym (adj) mortal, 3. perpetual; synonyms (adj) permanent, continuous, perennial, frequent, immutable, persistent, unceasing, undying, uninterrupted, unremitting; antonym (adj) intermittent. bytholi perpetuate; synonyms (v) eternize, maintain, preserve, commemorate, prolong, bolster, secure, support, (adj) perpetuated. bytholwyrdd evergreen; synonyms (adj) immortal, indeciduous, sempervirent, unfading, (n) favorite, perennial, pet, (v) diuturnal, longeval, macrobiotic; antonym (trln) deciduous. bythynnwr cottager; synonym (n) cottar.
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byw 1. live; synonyms (v) exist, inhabit, reside,
bywiogi 1. enliven; synonyms (v) animate,
subsist, abide, be, dwell, (adj) alive, active, animate; antonyms (adj) dead, inanimate, 2. alive; synonyms (adj) live, living, sensible, vivacious, animated, lively, responsive, aware, eager, acute; antonym (adj) deceased, 3. animate; synonyms (v) enliven, encourage, inspire, actuate, cheer, exhilarate, hearten, inspirit, invigorate, quicken; antonyms (adj) lifeless, (v) deaden, 4. living; synonyms (adj) extant, fresh, quick, (n) livelihood, being, life, aliveness, animation, benefice, existence; antonym (n) death, 5. quick (cyflym); synonyms (adj) bright, prompt, agile, clever, hasty, intelligent, nimble, speedy, alert, (adv) fast; antonyms (adj) slow, leisurely, dull, 6. life; synonyms (n) energy, spirit, activity, biography, dash, enthusiasm, exuberance, briskness, career, autobiography; antonym (n) lethargy. bywgraffiad biography; synonyms (n) autobiography, history, life, memoirs, memoir, story, animation. bywgraffiadol biographical; synonym (adj) biographic. bywgraffydd biographer; synonyms (n) writer, novelist, dramatist, (v) fabulist. bywgraffyddol biographical; synonym (adj) biographic. bywhau 1. animate; synonyms (adj) alive, (v) enliven, encourage, inspire, actuate, cheer, exhilarate, hearten, inspirit, invigorate; antonyms (adj) lifeless, (v) deaden, 2. vivify; synonyms (v) quicken, animate, revive, stimulate, reanimate, refresh, resuscitate, hasten, (adj) accelerate, incite, 3. quicken; synonyms (v) hurry, expedite, precipitate, excite, provoke, (phr) dispatch, advance, forward, (n) speed, further. bywiog 1. active; synonyms (adj) energetic, alert, busy, diligent, effective, live, lively, nimble, strong, agile; antonyms (adj) dormant, inactive, sluggish, idle, latent, lethargic, sedentary, slow, extinct, passive, 2. lively; synonyms (adj) brisk, active, cheerful, keen, fresh, gay, jolly, jovial, animated, bright; antonyms (adj) dull, listless, lifeless, unexciting, 3. brisk; synonyms (adj) bracing, alive, quick, acute, smart, sprightly, adroit, crisp, fast, hasty; antonym (adj) soporific, 4. animated; synonyms (adj) animate, perky, spirited, vivacious, airy, excited, fervent, passionate, vivid, breezy; antonym (adj) blank, 5. live (byw); synonyms (v) exist, inhabit, reside, subsist, abide, be, dwell, endure, (adj) living, (n) go; antonyms (adj) dead, inanimate, 6. vivacious; synonyms (adj) vibrant, buoyant, effervescent, merry, spry, vigorous, exuberant, blithe, bubbly, chipper.
encourage, inspire, refresh, brighten, elate, energize, exhilarate, inspirit, (adj) cheer, 2. animate; synonyms (adj) alive, live, spirited, (v) enliven, actuate, hearten, invigorate, quicken, revive, stimulate; antonyms (adj) lifeless, (v) deaden. bywiogrwydd 1. animation; synonyms (n) life, liveliness, vitality, activity, dash, exhilaration, spirit, vivacity, buoyancy, (adj) alacrity; antonym (n) lethargy, 2. alacrity; synonyms (n) agility, promptness, rapidity, speed, briskness, celerity, expedition, haste, quickness, (adj) promptitude; antonym (n) slowness. bywiol 1. animate; synonyms (adj) alive, (v) enliven, encourage, inspire, actuate, cheer, exhilarate, hearten, inspirit, invigorate; antonyms (adj) lifeless, (v) deaden, 2. living; synonyms (adj) lively, live, extant, active, animated, animate, fresh, (n) livelihood, being, life; antonyms (adj) inanimate, (n) dead, death, 3. live (byw); synonyms (v) exist, inhabit, reside, subsist, abide, be, dwell, endure, (adj) living, (n) go. bywoliaeth living; synonyms (adj) lively, alive, live, extant, active, animated, animate, fresh, (n) livelihood, being; antonyms (adj) inanimate, (n) dead, death. bywyd life; synonyms (n) animation, energy, spirit, activity, being, biography, dash, enthusiasm, existence, exuberance; antonym (n) lethargy. bywydeg biology; synonyms (n) physiology, anatomy, biota. bywydfad lifeboat; synonyms (n) boat, reprieve, lifejacket, (v) pardon, release, absolve. bywydol vital; synonyms (adj) critical, essential, indispensable, animated, alive, crucial, fundamental, important, lively, main; antonyms (adj) trivial, insignificant, minor, optional, unimportant. bywyn 1. core; synonyms (n) bosom, center, essence, gist, heart, kernel, marrow, quintessence, stone, mind; antonym (adj) minor, 2. pith; synonyms (n) core, meaning, substance, nucleus, crux, matter, backbone, content, meat, (adj) quiddity.
C caban 1. cabin; synonyms (n) booth, hut, chamber, cot, lodge, room, shed, stall, apartment, 2. booth; synonyms (n) cubicle, stand, carrel, cabin, cell, chalet, kiosk, compartment. cabl blasphemy; synonyms (n) desecration, profanity, sacrilege, curse, irreverence, oath, profanation, violation.
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cabledd blasphemy; synonyms (n) desecration,
cadarnhaol affirmative; synonyms (adj) affirmatory,
profanity, sacrilege, curse, irreverence, oath, profanation, violation. cableddus blasphemous; synonyms (adj) profane, impious, sacrilegious, ungodly, irreligious, (v) irreverent; antonyms (adj) pious, reverent. cablu 1. blaspheme; synonyms (v) curse, desecrate, profane, swear, cuss, damn, defile, imprecate, 2. revile; synonyms (v) insult, abuse, rail, blaspheme, reproach, taunt, vilify, vituperate, attack, (n) malign. cablwr blasphemer; synonym (adj) scoffer. cablydd blasphemer; synonym (adj) scoffer. caboli polish; synonyms (n) finish, gloss, burnish, gentility, cultivation, elegance, (v) furbish, glaze, rub, civilize. cacen cake (teisen); synonyms (n) bar, block, pastry, lump, pie, (v) harden, set, (adj) clot, fix. cachu shit; synonyms (n) crap, bullshit, cocksucker, dump, (v) stool, defecate, (adj) excrement, dung, faeces, feces. cacimwci burdock; synonym (n) clotbur. cacynen wasp; synonyms (v) bee, mosquito, fly, (adj) isthmus, neck, stricture, waist. cad 1. host; synonyms (n) crowd, army, flock, horde, mob, legion, troop, emcee, mass, multitude, 2. army; synonyms (n) host, battery, battalion, brigade, force, service, swarm, war, (adj) military, array, 3. battle; synonyms (n) combat, contest, struggle, clash, conflict, action, fighting, (v) fight, brawl, encounter. cadach 1. cloth; synonyms (n) fabric, material, cover, rag, stuff, textile, calling, net, (v) napkin, 2. kerchief; synonyms (n) snood, courche, 3. rag; synonyms (n) newspaper, tabloid, (v) banter, bedevil, tease, chaff, badger, bait, kid, (adj) shred. cadair 1. chair; synonyms (n) chairman, bench, chairperson, president, throne, couch, chairwoman, (v) moderate, conduct, lead, 2. seat; synonyms (n) place, base, backside, behind, bottom, buttocks, chair, (v) locate, put, contain, 3. udder; synonyms (n) bag, pericarp, bagful, dish, grip, handbag, pocketbook, purse, suitcase. cadarn 1. firm; synonyms (adj) constant, hard, stable, close, compact, determined, fixed, resolute, solid, steadfast; antonyms (adj) irresolute, soft, weak, hesitant, limp, liquid, soggy, 2. strong (cryf); synonyms (adj) intense, powerful, able, deep, firm, steady, cogent, durable, forcible, good; antonyms (adj) bland, delicate, faint, feeble, frail, mild, pale, slight, unconvincing, cowardly, 3. mighty; synonyms (adj) enormous, immense, huge, grand, high, big, great, large, strong, mammoth.
optimistic, positive, assertive, declaratory, predicatory, (adv) yes; antonym (n) negative. cadarnhau 1. confirm; synonyms (v) affirm, approve, corroborate, establish, prove, validate, verify, clinch, assert, assure; antonyms (v) disprove, contradict, 2. strengthen; synonyms (v) consolidate, confirm, brace, encourage, enhance, fortify, intensify, invigorate, bolster, buttress; antonyms (v) weaken, undermine. caddug 1. darkness; synonyms (n) dark, night, shade, shadow, blindness, duskiness, gloom, murk, cloud, cloudiness; antonyms (n) light, brightness, lightness, 2. fog; synonyms (n) haze, vapor, brume, confusion, (v) mist, confuse, blur, dim, becloud, befog, 3. mist; synonyms (n) fog, film, smoke, steam, rain, (v) cover, obscure, drizzle, bedim, hide. caddugo 1. darken; synonyms (v) cloud, blur, blind, confuse, dim, conceal, fog, overcast, shade, (adj) obscure; antonym (v) brighten, 2. obscure; synonyms (adj) cloudy, dark, gloomy, ambiguous, concealed, darken, hidden, incomprehensible, muddy, (v) hide; antonyms (adj) clear, noticeable, simple, obvious, distinct, mainstream, (v) clarify. cadeirio chair; synonyms (n) chairman, bench, chairperson, president, throne, couch, chairwoman, (v) moderate, conduct, lead. cadeirydd chairman; synonyms (n) chair, chairperson, chairwoman, director, president, administrator, administration, gig, introducer, monitor. cadeiryddes chairwoman; synonyms (n) chairman, chair, chairperson, president, prexy, professorship. cadernid 1. might; synonyms (v) can, could, (n) force, energy, power, ability, influence, brawn, intensity, puissance; antonym (n) weakness, 2. stability; synonyms (n) constancy, durability, firmness, permanence, poise, equilibrium, solidity, balance, stableness, strength; antonym (n) instability. cadfridog general; synonyms (adj) common, comprehensive, national, universal, broad, commonplace, (n) chief, commander, (v) customary, frequent; antonyms (adj) specific, individual, narrow, (n) particular. cadlas 1. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start, 2. enclosure; synonyms (n) coop, cage, barrier, enclosing, pen, hedge, addition, sty, case, envelopment. cadlong 1. warship; synonym (n) vessel, 2. battleship; synonym (n) battlewagon. cadlys 1. camp; synonyms (n) bivouac, encampment, faction, base, barracks, cantonment, side, (v) encamp, pitch, (adj) campy, 2. enclosure;
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Welsh - English synonyms (n) coop, cage, barrier, enclosing, pen, hedge, addition, sty, case, envelopment. cadnawes vixen; synonyms (n) shrew, termagant, virago, fury, fox, hag, harpy, hellcat, impetuosity, rage. cadno fox (llwynog); synonyms (n) dodger, slyboots, (v) confound, confuse, fob, bewilder, fuddle, bedevil, befuddle, discombobulate. cadoediad 1. armistice; synonyms (n) truce, ceasefire, treaty, peace, break, lull, respite, suspension, 2. truce; synonyms (n) armistice, breather, accord, agreement, contract, pact, reprieve, treague, (v) rest, pause. cadofydd 1. tactician; synonyms (n) politician, diplomat, mediator, moderator, negotiator, peacekeeper, 2. strategist; synonyms (n) tactician, statesman, strategian, founder, wheeler-dealer. cadofyddiaeth 1. strategy; synonyms (n) dodge, plan, scheme, strategics, game, design, (v) tactics, 2. tactics; synonyms (n) tactic, method, system, conduct, maneuver, campaign, devices, diplomacy. cadofyddol 1. strategic; synonyms (adj) important, strategical, critical, crucial, diplomatic, calculated, deliberate, discreet, main, (v) timeserving, 2. tactical; synonyms (adj) tactic, advisable, delicate, expedient, planned, politic, prudent, tactful, considered, intentional. cadw 1. hold; synonyms (v) keep, detain, endure, adhere, bear, comprise, contain, entertain, (n) grasp, grip; antonym (v) release, 2. keep; synonyms (v) hold, preserve, retain, defend, continue, guard, have, maintain, celebrate, confine; antonyms (v) dump, lose, 3. save; synonyms (v) deliver, economize, rescue, conserve, free, hoard, liberate, protect, redeem, (prep) except; antonyms (v) spend, squander, waste, 4. guard; synonyms (n) defense, bulwark, care, cover, escort, protection, watchman, custody, convoy, (v) shield, 5. preserve; synonyms (v) save, cure, pickle, uphold, perpetuate, observe, (n) jam, jelly, conserves, marmalade; antonym (v) destroy. cadwedig saved; synonyms (adj) protected, blessed, secure. cadwedigaeth salvation; synonyms (n) aid, redemption, delivery, rescue, justification, preservation, savior, (adj) conversion, adoption, beatification; antonym (n) downfall. cadwr keeper; synonyms (n) custodian, curator, guardian, guard, warden, warder, caretaker, owner, protector, steward. cadwraeth 1. observance; synonyms (n) ceremony, notice, commemoration, fulfillment, observation, rite, manner, obedience, ceremonial, compliance; antonyms (n) breaking, contravention, 2. keeping; synonyms (n) custody, care, conservation, charge,
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guardianship, holding, maintenance, observance, preservation, protection; antonym (n) end. cadwyn chain; synonyms (n) string, network, tether, rope, cable, band, bond, concatenation, (v) bind, fetter; antonym (v) release. cadwyno chain; synonyms (n) string, network, tether, rope, cable, band, bond, concatenation, (v) bind, fetter; antonym (v) release. cadwynog chained; synonym (adj) enchained. cae 1. field; synonyms (n) arena, area, battlefield, domain, ground, place, battleground, compass, court, department, 2. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start. caead 1. cover; synonyms (v) coat, conceal, top, bury, cloak, (n) blind, blanket, screen, binding, camouflage; antonyms (v) reveal, expose, uncover, 2. top (pen); synonyms (adj) maximum, (n) crown, peak, acme, apex, crest, cover, (v) best, cap, exceed; antonyms (adj) worst, (n) bottom, base, nadir, 3. lid; synonyms (n) chapeau, eyelid, hat, closure, restriction, covercle, palpebra, 4. closed; synonyms (v) close, tight, (adj) blocked, finished, shut, congested, fastened, exclusive, insular, stopped; antonym (adj) open, 5. shut (cau); synonyms (v) bar, seal, fasten, exclude, lock, (adj) closed, cut, (n) end, finish, confine. caeadle enclosure; synonyms (n) coop, cage, barrier, enclosing, pen, hedge, addition, sty, case, envelopment. cael 1. get; synonyms (v) acquire, gain, attain, become, catch, earn, buy, come, fall, fetch; antonyms (v) lose, give, leave, 2. have; synonyms (v) contain, bear, carry, get, hold, possess, accept, eat, suffer, take, 3. receive; synonyms (v) admit, assume, adopt, have, obtain, welcome, make, acknowledge, embrace, gather, 4. acquire; synonyms (v) achieve, find, collect, contract, purchase, receive, derive, develop, harvest, secure; antonym (v) sell. caen 1. coating; synonyms (n) coat, skin, application, covering, facing, finish, envelope, cover, film, layer, 2. peel; synonyms (n) hide, (v) hull, bark, flake, flay, pare, decorticate, excoriate, husk, shave, 3. surface; synonyms (n) level, face, outside, superficies, facet, grain, (v) appear, emerge, (adj) exterior, external; antonyms (n) core, inside, interior, middle. caenen 1. flake; synonyms (n) bit, chip, scale, splinter, fleck, snowflake, slice, piece, (v) peel, fragment, 2. film; synonyms (n) membrane, coating, cloud, cinema, coat, covering, haze, layer, movie, (v) mist, 3. layer; synonyms (n) course, cover, film, level, ply, stratum, crust, floor, mantle, (v) pile.
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caentach 1. wrangle; synonyms (n) squabble, quarrel, brawl, altercation, fight, (v) dispute, debate, bicker, argue, contest; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, 2. grumble; synonyms (v) murmur, mutter, complain, gripe, growl, rumble, grouch, (n) complaint, moan, groan, 3. grumbling; synonyms (adj) rumbling, grouchy, grumpy, irritable, (n) grumble, murmuring, muttering. caer 1. wall (mur); synonyms (n) partition, bar, barrier, bulwark, rampart, cliff, earthwork, fortification, screen, (v) fence, 2. city (dinas); synonyms (n) town, borough, burgh, metropolis, municipality, village, (adj) municipal, civic, urban, public; antonym (adj) rural, 3. castle (castell); synonyms (n) rook, citadel, fortress, castling, fort, keep, mansion, palace, stronghold, tower. Caerdroea troy; synonym (n) ilium. caerfa 1. fortress; synonyms (n) bulwark, fort, fortification, castle, citadel, stronghold, alcazar, tower, presidio, (v) keep, 2. fort; synonyms (n) fortress, bastion, defense, garrison, refuge, (v) fortify, sconce. caerog 1. walled; synonym (adj) bounded, 2. brocaded; synonyms (adj) embossed, kincob, raised, inflated, 3. fortified; synonyms (adj) bastioned, secure, castled, defended, equipped, fast, protected, safeguarded, secured, shielded. caeth 1. bond; synonyms (n) association, tie, alliance, deed, agreement, cement, attachment, bail, (v) bind, band, 2. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start, 3. bondman; synonyms (n) bondsman, thrall, slave, bondage, captive, bondswoman, dependent, henchman, servitude, shelf, 4. confined; synonyms (adj) close, cramped, imprisoned, limited, bounded, invalided, constrained, narrow, poky, qualified; antonym (adj) free, 5. slave; synonyms (n) serf, servant, bondman, inferior, vassal, (v) labor, drudge, fag, toil, work. caethes 1. bondmaid; synonyms (n) bondswoman, bondwoman, bondsman, 2. slave; synonyms (n) serf, servant, bondman, inferior, thrall, captive, (v) labor, drudge, fag, toil. caethfab 1. bondman; synonyms (n) bondsman, thrall, slave, bondage, captive, bondswoman, dependent, henchman, servitude, shelf, 2. slave; synonyms (n) serf, servant, bondman, inferior, vassal, (v) labor, drudge, fag, toil, work. caethferch 1. bondmaid; synonyms (n) bondswoman, bondwoman, bondsman, 2. slave; synonyms (n) serf, servant, bondman, inferior, thrall, captive, (v) labor, drudge, fag, toil. caethforwyn 1. bondmaid; synonyms (n) bondswoman, bondwoman, bondsman, 2. slave;
synonyms (n) serf, servant, bondman, inferior, thrall, captive, (v) labor, drudge, fag, toil. caethglud captivity; synonyms (n) incarceration, imprisonment, internment, slavery, arrest, confinement, custody, detention, enslavement, (adj) bondage; antonym (n) freedom. caethgludiad captivity; synonyms (n) incarceration, imprisonment, internment, slavery, arrest, confinement, custody, detention, enslavement, (adj) bondage; antonym (n) freedom. caethiwed 1. bondage; synonyms (n) servitude, thraldom, thrall, captivity, slavery, thralldom, duress, enslavement, 2. captivity; synonyms (n) incarceration, imprisonment, internment, arrest, confinement, custody, detention, fetters, immurement, (adj) bondage; antonym (n) freedom, 3. slavery; synonyms (n) drudgery, yoke, toil, travail, vassalage, labor, work. caethiwo 1. confine; synonyms (v) bound, limit, bind, circumscribe, restrain, tie, hold, (n) border, boundary, bounds; antonyms (v) release, free, liberate, 2. bind; synonyms (v) attach, bandage, bundle, combine, fasten, fetter, fix, lace, truss, (n) band; antonyms (v) untie, unbind, 3. enslave; synonyms (v) enthrall, captivate, slave, subjugate, tame, chain, confine. caethiwus 1. confined; synonyms (adj) captive, close, cramped, imprisoned, limited, bounded, invalided, constrained, narrow, poky; antonym (adj) free, 2. confining; synonyms (adj) limiting, restricting, airless, cheeseparing, claudent, closelipped, closemouthed, constraining, constrictive, (n) contraction, 3. tied; synonyms (adj) fastened, connected, even, fixed, laced, united, attached, binding, buttoned, joined; antonym (adj) separate. caethlong slaver; synonyms (n) slabber, slaveholder, (v) drivel, dribble, drool, slobber, salivate, gloze, soothe, spit. caethwas 1. bondman; synonyms (n) bondsman, thrall, slave, bondage, captive, bondswoman, dependent, henchman, servitude, shelf, 2. slave; synonyms (n) serf, servant, bondman, inferior, vassal, (v) labor, drudge, fag, toil, work. caethwasanaeth slavery; synonyms (n) bondage, captivity, servitude, drudgery, thraldom, thrall, yoke, thralldom, toil, travail. caethwasiaeth slavery; synonyms (n) bondage, captivity, servitude, drudgery, thraldom, thrall, yoke, thralldom, toil, travail. cafell 1. cell; synonyms (n) cage, jail, cadre, hole, cave, booth, chamber, compartment, coop, cubicle, 2. sanctuary; synonyms (n) refuge, asylum, retreat, haven, shrine, safety, reservation, chancel, protection, shelter, 3. oracle; synonyms (n) augur, prophet, revelation, seer, soothsayer, vaticinator, vision, authority, clairvoyant.
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Welsh - English caffaeliad 1. acquisition; synonyms (n) purchase, accomplishment, acquirement, attainment, achievement, conquest, buy, getting, learning, (v) gain, 2. spoil; synonyms (v) plunder, corrupt, impair, rot, damage, deface, indulge, injure, (n) ruin, (adj) harm; antonyms (v) enhance, improve, conserve, 3. boon; synonyms (n) advantage, blessing, benefit, concession, gift, grant, mercy, asset, donation, (v) benefaction, 4. prey; synonyms (n) chase, game, victim, quarry, raven, target, mark, capture, (v) feed, eat; antonym (n) hunter. caffe cafe; synonyms (n) buffet, canteen, coffeehouse, diner, restaurant, posada, cabaret, nightclub. caffio 1. grapple; synonyms (v) clutch, clasp, grip, fight, tackle, contend, grab, deal, (n) grapnel, (adj) lock, 2. snatch; synonyms (v) pinch, abduct, kidnap, seize, snap, jerk, capture, grasp, pluck, (n) catch. cafflo 1. entangle; synonyms (v) embrangle, tangle, enmesh, complicate, confuse, involve, snarl, (n) embroil, (adj) embarrass, bewilder; antonym (v) disentangle, 2. cheat; synonyms (v) trick, beguile, betray, defraud, fake, (n) swindle, con, fraud, bilk, impostor. cafn 1. gutter; synonyms (n) channel, groove, ditch, drain, trough, chute, canal, conduit, furrow, trench, 2. trough; synonyms (n) gutter, manger, valley, adit, aqueduct, bowl, fosse, hollow, moat, rut; antonym (n) peak. caib 1. mattock; synonyms (adj) pickax, ax, hatchet, 2. pickaxe; synonyms (n) pick, choice, cream, filling, option, picking, plectron, plectrum, selection, weft. cail sheepfold; synonyms (n) fold, pen, sheepcote, bend, congregation, crease, crimp, faithful, flexure, (v) range. caill testicle; synonyms (n) ball, testis, ballock, bollock, egg, nut, spermary, addict, baseball, chunk. cain 1. fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide, 2. fair; synonyms (adj) equitable, clear, beautiful, average, dispassionate, fine, impartial, reasonable, (adv) clean, (v) bright; antonyms (adj) unfair, biased, dark, exceptional, unjust, partial, foul, imbalanced, mismatched, prejudiced, 3. elegant; synonyms (adj) graceful, courtly, splendid, polite, refined, dressy, artistic, charming, chic, classy; antonyms (adj) clumsy, inelegant, scruffy, ugly, plain, tacky. cainc 1. branch; synonyms (n) arm, jump, wing, affiliate, ramus, member, division, (v) fork, diverge, divide, 2. strain; synonyms (n) stress, breed, effort, stretch, (v) filter, screen, sift, tax, endeavor, exert; antonym (v) relax, 3. bough; synonyms (n) branch, limb, ramage, tigella, appendage, foliage, lobe,
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lobule, scion, bush, 4. arm (braich); synonyms (n) bay, department, might, offshoot, power, section, (v) equip, furnish, outfit, provide; antonym (v) disarm, 5. air; synonyms (n) tune, appearance, manner, atmosphere, look, melody, strain, (v) ventilate, broadcast, show, 6. strand; synonyms (n) coast, shore, rope, chain, filament, line, string, (v) beach, maroon, desert, 7. knot; synonyms (n) bow, cluster, tie, loop, bunch, gang, joint, (v) entangle, knit, bind. cais 1. attempt; synonyms (n) try, endeavor, assay, effort, essay, offer, trial, attack, (v) struggle, aim, 2. application; synonyms (n) plea, appeal, appliance, concentration, demand, diligence, exercise, petition, request, use, 3. request; synonyms (n) bid, prayer, application, claim, (v) ask, invite, order, pray, beg, call; antonym (v) command, 4. try; synonyms (v) attempt, test, prove, strive, examine, experiment, judge, sample, (n) chance, shot. calch lime; synonyms (n) birdlime, basswood, calx, lemon, cement, linden, quicklime, (v) forelay, (adj) green. calchen limestone; synonyms (n) chalk, mineral, sandstone, stone, granite, marble. calchfaen limestone; synonyms (n) chalk, mineral, sandstone, stone, granite, marble. calchiad plaster; synonyms (n) mortar, cement, paste, gum, glue, bandage, (v) coat, daub, stucco, paint. caled 1. hard (anodd); synonyms (adj) austere, bad, difficult, grave, severe, strong, arduous, callous, (adv) firm, (v) acute; antonyms (adj) easy, soft, kind, merciful, simple, soggy, tender, yielding, (adv) gently, lightly, 2. dry (sych); synonyms (adj) thirsty, arid, barren, boring, dehydrated, dull, (v) dehydrate, desiccate, drain, uninteresting; antonyms (adj) wet, damp, moist, saturated, soaked, boggy, drenched, rainy, sodden, (v) drench, 3. austere; synonyms (adj) ascetic, stern, harsh, abstemious, astringent, plain, rigid, rigorous, stark, stiff; antonym (adj) ornate, 4. arduous; synonyms (adj) hard, laborious, heavy, onerous, strenuous, uphill, painful, tough, troublesome, trying, 5. firm; synonyms (adj) constant, stable, close, compact, determined, fixed, resolute, solid, steadfast, steady; antonyms (adj) irresolute, weak, hesitant, limp, liquid, 6. harsh; synonyms (adj) grating, sharp, bitter, coarse, crude, cruel, discordant, grim, unkind, acrid; antonyms (adj) smooth, gentle, harmonious, lenient, pleasant, melodious, sweet, 7. severe; synonyms (adj) biting, inclement, rough, cutting, intense, serious, strict, atrocious, caustic, (v) poignant; antonyms (adj) mild, slight, lax. caledi 1. hardship; synonyms (n) adversity, distress, calamity, affliction, grievance, difficulty, trouble, burden, disaster, asperity; antonym (n) affluence, 2. hardness; synonyms (n) firmness, austerity,
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callousness, rigor, consistency, cruelty, stiffness, arduousness, harshness, inclemency; antonym (n) softness. caledu 1. harden; synonyms (v) habituate, consolidate, inure, season, coagulate, congeal, freeze, (n) strengthen, brace, fortify; antonyms (v) soften, liquefy, 2. dry (sych); synonyms (adj) thirsty, arid, barren, boring, dehydrated, dull, (v) dehydrate, desiccate, drain, uninteresting; antonyms (adj) wet, damp, moist, saturated, soaked, boggy, drenched, rainy, sodden, (v) drench, 3. firm; synonyms (adj) constant, hard, stable, close, compact, determined, fixed, resolute, solid, steadfast; antonyms (adj) irresolute, soft, weak, hesitant, limp, liquid, soggy. caledwch hardness; synonyms (n) firmness, austerity, asperity, callousness, difficulty, rigor, consistency, cruelty, stiffness, arduousness; antonym (n) softness. calen 1. bar; synonyms (n) barricade, band, stop, (v) ban, block, bolt, exclude, obstruct, arrest, balk; antonyms (v) permit, allow, 2. whetstone; synonyms (n) rub, caoutchouc, chance, failing, fault, friction, hindrance, imperfection, joke, (adj) grindstone. calendr calendar; synonyms (n) almanac, agenda, schedule, diary, journal, program, timetable, (v) list. Calfaria calvary; synonyms (n) aisle, chancel, choir, crypt, martyrdom, nave, ordeal, quire, transept, trial. call 1. wise; synonyms (adj) judicious, reasonable, sensible, intelligent, knowing, prudent, rational, sagacious, sound, (n) method; antonyms (adj) foolish, unwise, stupid, 2. astute; synonyms (adj) acute, shrewd, artful, bright, sharp, quick, clever, crafty, cunning, (v) canny; antonym (adj) naive, 3. rational; synonyms (adj) intellectual, logical, sane, mental, just, practical, sober, wise, lucid, fair; antonyms (adj) irrational, illogical, anxious, 4. sensible; synonyms (adj) aware, perceptible, appreciable, sage, conscious, sapient, advisable, careful, cognizant, palpable; antonyms (adj) absurd, crazy, idiotic, imprudent, ludicrous, mad, outrageous, reckless, ridiculous, silly. callestr flint; synonyms (adj) pebble, stone, fossil, granite, marble. callineb 1. wisdom; synonyms (n) discretion, judiciousness, knowledge, prudence, sagacity, sapience, sense, discernment, insight, learning; antonyms (n) foolishness, stupidity, 2. sense; synonyms (n) intelligence, perception, meaning, sensation, logic, awareness, experience, (v) feel, intellect, mind; antonyms (n) garbage, ludicrousness, nonsense, gibberish.
calon heart; synonyms (n) core, center, spirit, affection, basis, bosom, breast, courage, crux, (adj) gist; antonym (n) edge. calondid encouragement; synonyms (n) comfort, aid, backing, incentive, promotion, support, cheer, consolation, advocacy, assistance; antonyms (n) discouragement, neglect. calonnog hearty; synonyms (adj) cordial, heartfelt, healthy, genial, sturdy, cheering, fervent, wholehearted, convivial, (v) earnest; antonym (adj) feeble. calonogi 1. encourage; synonyms (v) cheer, abet, advance, aid, back, boost, comfort, foster, further, promote; antonyms (v) discourage, dishearten, prevent, deter, hurt, obstruct, stop, 2. hearten; synonyms (v) encourage, animate, embolden, fortify, inspire, reassure, strengthen, assure, brighten, gladden. cam 1. wrong; synonyms (adj) harm, evil, false, ill, improper, bad, inappropriate, incorrect, (n) damage, injure; antonyms (adj) correct, good, proper, honest, law-abiding, (adv) correctly, (v) right, (n) justice, 2. crooked; synonyms (adj) bent, awry, corrupt, irregular, askew, curved, deformed, dishonest, indirect, lopsided; antonyms (adj) straight, even, principled, 3. step; synonyms (n) degree, measure, stage, walk, gait, gradation, level, rank, act, (v) pace, 4. wry; synonyms (adj) ironic, ironical, twisted, dry, sardonic, twist, writhe, another, (v) unsymmetric, asymmetric, 5. injury; synonyms (n) disadvantage, disservice, grievance, detriment, hurt, impairment, wound, bruise, affront, contusion; antonyms (n) ability, reparation. camamseriad anachronism; synonyms (n) metachronism, parachronism, prochronism, antichronism, misdating, mistiming, antedate, misdate, misplacement, postdate. camarfer 1. abuse; synonyms (n) affront, misuse, harm, outrage, reproach, (v) insult, mistreat, injure, assault, (adj) maltreat; antonyms (v) praise, respect, 2. misuse; synonyms (n) abuse, misappropriation, embezzlement, (v) misapply, mishandle, misappropriate, waste, pervert, corrupt, profane, 3. malpractice; synonyms (n) fault, malfeasance, misconduct, offense, sin, guilt, injustice, malefaction, misdeed. camarwain mislead; synonyms (v) betray, deceive, cheat, beguile, con, fool, misinform, delude, dupe, hoodwink. camarweiniol misleading; synonyms (adj) deceptive, false, delusive, fallacious, deceitful, dishonest, deceiving, erroneous, illusory, untrue; antonym (adj) honest. cambren swingletree; synonyms (n) whiffletree, whippletree, swinglebar.
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Welsh - English camddeall misunderstand; synonyms (v) misapprehend, misconceive, misconstrue, misinterpret, mistake, misjudge, misread, miscalculate, miscomprehend; antonym (v) understand. camddealltwriaeth misunderstanding; synonyms (n) misapprehension, mistake, disagreement, misconception, dissension, error, misconstruction, misinterpretation, dispute, (v) difference; antonym (n) comprehension. camddefnydd 1. abuse; synonyms (n) affront, misuse, harm, outrage, reproach, (v) insult, mistreat, injure, assault, (adj) maltreat; antonyms (v) praise, respect, 2. misuse; synonyms (n) abuse, misappropriation, embezzlement, (v) misapply, mishandle, misappropriate, waste, pervert, corrupt, profane. camddefnyddio 1. abuse; synonyms (n) affront, misuse, harm, outrage, reproach, (v) insult, mistreat, injure, assault, (adj) maltreat; antonyms (v) praise, respect, 2. misuse; synonyms (n) abuse, misappropriation, embezzlement, (v) misapply, mishandle, misappropriate, waste, pervert, corrupt, profane. camdreuliad indigestion; synonyms (n) dyspepsia, heartburn, bellyache, colic, gripes, acidosis, cramp, dyspepsy, gas, nausea. cam-drin abuse; synonyms (n) affront, misuse, harm, outrage, reproach, (v) insult, mistreat, injure, assault, (adj) maltreat; antonyms (v) praise, respect. camdriniaeth mistreatment; synonyms (n) abuse, maltreatment, misuse, disregard, abandonment, carelessness, desertion, harm, inattention, negligence. camedd 1. bend; synonyms (n) bow, arch, arc, elbow, (v) curve, turn, crouch, stoop, crook, curl; antonyms (v) straighten, square, 2. curvature; synonyms (n) bend, curvity, shape, twist. cameg felloe; synonym (n) felly. camel camel; synonyms (n) beige, elephant, llama, (adj) fawn, buff, taupe. camenw misnomer; synonym (v) misname. camenwi misname; synonyms (v) miscall, misterm, misnomer. camfa stile; synonyms (n) ladder, bar, montant. camfarnu misjudge; synonyms (v) mistake, err, misunderstand, underrate, miscalculate, misconstrue, misthink, misinterpret, misread, undervalue. camgredu misbelieve; synonym (v) distrust. camgwl 1. fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide, 2. blame; synonyms (v) accuse, arraign, censure, reprimand, charge, reproach, chide, fault, (n) attack, rap;
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antonyms (v) pardon, absolve, praise, 3. penalty; synonyms (n) mulct, fine, forfeit, forfeiture, amercement, judgment, handicap, penalization, penance, (v) condemnation. camgyfrif miscalculate; synonyms (v) err, misjudge, miscompute, misinterpret, overestimate, overvalue, botch, bungle, misreckon, mistake. camgymeriad 1. mistake; synonyms (n) blunder, fault, defect, error, failure, misapprehension, misconception, (v) err, misapprehend, slip, 2. error; synonyms (n) deviation, mistake, wrong, delusion, lapse, oversight, crime, demerit, guilt, misunderstanding; antonym (n) correctness. camgymryd 1. err; synonyms (v) blunder, stray, stumble, deviate, misjudge, mistake, sin, slip, trip, wander, 2. mistake; synonyms (n) fault, defect, error, failure, misapprehension, misconception, demerit, (v) err, misapprehend, confuse. camlas canal; synonyms (n) aqueduct, channel, conduit, duct, sound, adit, culvert, trench, ditch, (v) canalize. camliwio misrepresent; synonyms (v) distort, falsify, belie, garble, juggle, lie, pervert, warp, color, exaggerate. camlwrw 1. evil; synonyms (adj) bad, corrupt, criminal, ill, wicked, depraved, (n) damage, adversity, detriment, disaster; antonyms (adj) kindhearted, (n) good, goodness, righteousness, 2. forfeit; synonyms (v) abandon, forgo, sacrifice, (n) fine, penalty, pawn, cost, (adj) confiscate, lost, forfeited. camog felloe; synonym (n) felly. camp 1. game; synonyms (n) amusement, fun, entertainment, competition, contest, diversion, match, (adj) fearless, (v) bet, gamble, 2. feat; synonyms (n) exploit, deed, accomplishment, achievement, act, effort, performance, action, triumph, attainment; antonym (n) failure, 3. achievement; synonyms (n) completion, execution, fulfillment, victory, implementation, acquisition, discharge, gain, realization, (adj) feat, 4. exploit; synonyms (v) exercise, apply, employ, use, abuse, harness, prey, utilize, capitalize, (n) adventure, 5. prize; synonyms (n) award, plunder, treasure, booty, premium, (v) appreciate, esteem, cherish, honor, value. campfa gymnasium; synonyms (n) gym, ring, stadium, circus, cockpit, class, lists, palestra, seminar, arena. campio 1. frolic; synonyms (n) play, romp, sport, caper, diversion, fun, (v) cavort, disport, frisk, gambol, 2. gambol; synonyms (v) frolic, jump, skip, bound, dance, lark, leap, prance, rollick, (n) prank, 3. frisk; synonyms (n) frisking, amble, canter, drive, (v) search.
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campus 1. excellent; synonyms (adj) choice, estimable, admirable, superior, capital, beautiful, distinctive, brilliant, fantastic, (n) worthy; antonyms (adj) inferior, poor, abysmal, awful, mediocre, 2. grand; synonyms (adj) excellent, gorgeous, dignified, elevated, eminent, exalted, important, (n) glorious, noble, (v) great; antonyms (adj) unimpressive, humble, modest, 3. admirable; synonyms (adj) fine, outstanding, commendable, creditable, good, grand, lovely, praiseworthy, valuable, exquisite; antonyms (adj) disgraceful, appalling, unworthy, 4. splendid; synonyms (adj) illustrious, magnificent, royal, gallant, proud, impressive, luxurious, majestic, resplendent, shining. campwr 1. adept; synonyms (adj) expert, skillful, able, accomplished, adroit, artful, capable, clever, (n) proficient, ace; antonyms (adj) clumsy, incompetent, inept, 2. champion; synonyms (n) advocate, backer, partisan, fighter, hero, champ, defender, (v) defend, support, back; antonym (v) oppose. camre 1. walk (cerdded); synonyms (v) ramble, course, hike, move, roam, (n) step, gait, pace, path, saunter, 2. footstep; synonyms (n) footprint, footfall, footmark, track, stride, trail, tread, action. camsyniad mistake; synonyms (n) blunder, fault, defect, error, failure, misapprehension, misconception, (v) err, misapprehend, slip. camsynied mistake; synonyms (n) blunder, fault, defect, error, failure, misapprehension, misconception, (v) err, misapprehend, slip. camsyniol mistaken; synonyms (adj) incorrect, erroneous, false, wrong, misguided, inaccurate, fallacious, untrue, misleading; antonym (adj) correct. camu 1. bow; synonyms (n) arc, curve, (v) bend, arch, stoop, duck, buckle, crouch, incline, kowtow, 2. bend; synonyms (n) bow, elbow, twist, angle, curvature, (v) turn, crook, curl, flex, deflect; antonyms (v) straighten, square, 3. step; synonyms (n) degree, measure, stage, walk, gait, gradation, level, rank, act, (v) pace, 4. stride; synonyms (n) step, footstep, stalk, progress, rate, stump, toddle, span, (v) tread, strut, 5. stoop; synonyms (v) deign, condescend, descend, squat, couch, cringe, grovel, lean, huddle, (n) porch. camwedd 1. transgression; synonyms (n) crime, fault, sin, error, misdeed, infraction, offense, violation, misconduct, breach, 2. iniquity; synonyms (n) evil, depravity, inequity, immorality, injustice, wickedness, darkness, vice, sinfulness, corruption. camweddu transgress; synonyms (v) sin, break, infringe, offend, contravene, overstep, trespass, violate, breach, (adj) err.
camweddwr transgressor; synonyms (n) culprit, criminal. camwri 1. wrong; synonyms (adj) harm, evil, false, ill, improper, bad, inappropriate, incorrect, (n) damage, injure; antonyms (adj) correct, good, proper, honest, law-abiding, (adv) correctly, (v) right, (n) justice, 2. injury; synonyms (n) disadvantage, disservice, grievance, detriment, hurt, impairment, wound, bruise, affront, contusion; antonyms (n) ability, reparation. camymddwyn misbehave; synonyms (v) misconduct, transgress, disobey, err, misbear, misdemean, sin, trespass, contravene, (adj) misdo; antonym (v) behave. camymddygiad misconduct; synonyms (n) misbehavior, misdeed, crime, fault, misdemeanor, wrong, wrongdoing, (v) misbehave, mishandle, (adj) mismanage. can 1. white (gwyn); synonyms (adj) fair, ashen, blank, clean, snowy, wan, achromatic, bloodless, livid, (n) pale; antonyms (adj) dark, rosy, (n) black, 2. flour; synonyms (n) flower, (v) powder, (adj) meal, bran, paddy, rice, spore, sporule. cancr 1. canker; synonyms (n) cancer, rot, corruption, blight, (v) corrode, pollute, (adj) vitiate, contaminate, poison, taint, 2. cancer; synonyms (n) canker, tumor, growth, curse, evil, disease, mormal, (adj) leukemia, sting, thorn. cancro 1. corrode; synonyms (v) canker, consume, eat, gnaw, erode, fret, impair, damage, decay, rust, 2. canker; synonyms (n) cancer, rot, corruption, blight, (v) corrode, pollute, (adj) vitiate, contaminate, poison, taint. candryll 1. wrecked; synonyms (v) stranded, grounded, swamped, (adj) destroyed, ruined, disabled, anxious, beached, broken, (adv) aground, 2. shattered; synonyms (v) exhausted, battered, lame, (adj) smashed, crazy, shaky. canfed hundredth; synonyms (adj) centesimal, (n) centesm, secular. canfod 1. see; synonyms (v) look, feel, discover, appreciate, behold, consider, deem, discern, (adj) observe, perceive, 2. perceive; synonyms (v) apprehend, comprehend, grasp, see, find, know, notice, sense, catch, detect, 3. behold; synonyms (v) view, contemplate, regard, descry, watch, witness, (n) aspect. canfyddadwy perceptible; synonyms (adj) noticeable, conspicuous, appreciable, discernible, evident, obvious, palpable, visible, apparent, detectable; antonym (adj) imperceptible. canfyddiad perception; synonyms (n) apprehension, conception, idea, notion, discernment, feeling, impression, insight, comprehension, acumen.
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cangell chancel; synonyms (n) bema, sanctuary,
merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting, 3.
crypt, nave, quire, transept, vestry, asylum, church, refuge. cangelloriaeth chancellorship; synonym (n) chancellery. cangen 1. branch; synonyms (n) arm, jump, wing, affiliate, ramus, member, division, (v) fork, diverge, divide, 2. bough; synonyms (n) branch, limb, ramage, tigella, appendage, foliage, lobe, lobule, scion, bush. canghennog branching; synonyms (adj) branched, forked, ramose, (n) bifurcation, branch, forking, ramification, fork, arborescence. canghennu 1. branch; synonyms (n) arm, jump, wing, affiliate, ramus, member, division, (v) fork, diverge, divide, 2. ramify; synonyms (v) branch, furcate, assort, break, class, classify, complexify, differentiate, discriminate, dissever. canhwyllbren candlestick; synonyms (n) candelabrum, candelabra, sconce, chandelier, girandole, canstick, electrolier, gaselier, luster, menorah. canhwyllwr chandler; synonyms (n) dealer, merchant, trader, salesman, monger. caniad 1. poem; synonyms (n) song, rhyme, verse, ballad, composition, sonnet, construction, fabrication, from, laughingstock, 2. song; synonyms (n) melody, air, strain, cry, warble, poem, (v) ditty, chant, sing, (adj) lay. caniadaeth 1. singing; synonyms (n) chant, apprisal, betrayal, cantation, lyrics, (adj) cantabile, vocal, cantatory, hymning, (adv) live, 2. psalmody; synonyms (n) hymnody, psalm, psalmistry. caniataol 1. granted; synonyms (v) disposed, (adj) given, assumed, fixed, approved, arranged, blessed, decided, legal, privileged, 2. permissive; synonyms (adj) liberal, indulgent, lenient, tolerant, soft, broad, broad-minded, easygoing, activist, conceding; antonym (adj) strict. caniedydd 1. singer; synonyms (n) vocalist, musician, warbler, soloist, entertainer, artist, artiste, cantor, composer, conductor, 2. songster; synonyms (n) singer, songbird, songstress, songwriter. canig 1. glee; synonyms (n) gladness, cheerfulness, delight, mirth, fun, gaiety, hilarity, joy, rejoicing, frolic; antonym (n) sadness, 2. song; synonyms (n) melody, air, strain, cry, warble, (v) ditty, chant, sing, (adj) lay, ballad. canllaith 1. calm; synonyms (adj) quiet, peaceful, (v) assuage, appease, cool, still, allay, pacify, easy, (n) lull; antonyms (adj) agitated, angry, nervous, stormy, wild, annoyed, anxious, (v) agitate, upset, (n) agitation, 2. kind (caredig, math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean,
tender; synonyms (adj) affectionate, painful, loving, sensitive, soft, sore, compassionate, (v) proffer, (n) offer, bid; antonyms (adj) tough, hard, rubbery, rough. canllaw 1. battlement; synonyms (n) crenellation, fortification, machicolation, parapet, embattlement, crenelation, earthwork, embrasure, (v) scarp, circumvallation, 2. handrail; synonyms (n) balustrade, banister, bannister, railing, balusters, bar, barrier, 3. railing; synonyms (n) rail, fence, pale, paling, abuse, (adj) invective, 4. parapet; synonyms (n) breastwork, bulwark, bastion, battlement, wall, battlements, fortifications, ramparts, ridge, walls. canlyn 1. follow; synonyms (v) chase, pursue, adhere, adopt, accompany, comprehend, continue, ensue, grasp, (adj) catch; antonyms (v) precede, guide, head, lead, 2. pursue; synonyms (v) follow, dog, hunt, prosecute, course, haunt, hound, persist, stalk, tail. canlyniad 1. result; synonyms (n) consequence, fruit, issue, outcome, aftermath, answer, conclusion, effect, end, (v) ensue; antonym (v) cause, 2. consequence; synonyms (n) import, importance, product, result, account, concern, corollary, event, moment, weight; antonyms (n) inconsequence, insignificance, 3. effect; synonyms (n) sequel, impression, (v) accomplish, achieve, create, complete, do, bring, carry, execute; antonym (n) reason, 4. issue; synonyms (n) egress, exit, progeny, (v) flow, emanate, arise, emerge, release, discharge, gush, 5. outcome; synonyms (n) development, decision, outgrowth, purpose, upshot, offspring, impact, fate, ending, implication. canlynol 1. consequent; synonyms (adj) ensuing, following, resultant, resulting, sequent, attendant, consequential, next, succeeding, (v) subsequent, 2. following; synonyms (adj) consequent, consecutive, later, posterior, (n) entourage, chase, followers, pursuit, (adv) under, after; antonym (adj) preceding. canlynwr follower; synonyms (n) disciple, backer, devotee, fan, adherent, admirer, cohort, apostle, attendant, believer; antonyms (n) detractor, opponent. canmlwydd centennial; synonyms (adj) periodic, (n) centenary, anniversary, centurial, bicentenary, birthday, centuple, centuplicate, fair, (v) secular. canmlwyddiant 1. centenary; synonyms (n) centennial, anniversary, centuple, hundred, centurial, hecatomb, birthday, centuplicate, jubilee, bicentenary, 2. centennial; synonyms (adj) periodic, (n) centenary, fair, bicentennial, (v) secular.
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canmol 1. commend; synonyms (v) celebrate, approve, exalt, acclaim, applaud, praise, recommend, admire, cite, compliment; antonyms (v) criticize, rebuke, censure, reproach, 2. praise; synonyms (n) applause, commendation, glory, kudos, admiration, (v) commend, extol, honor, flatter, glorify; antonyms (n) criticism, disparagement, (v) belittle, disparage, reprimand, scold, chastise, denigrate, sully. canmoladwy praiseworthy; synonyms (adj) commendable, admirable, meritorious, creditable, worthy, good, excellent, deserving, honorable, (v) laudable; antonym (adj) lamentable. canmoliaeth 1. commendation; synonyms (n) acclaim, applause, approval, approbation, citation, credit, plaudit, tribute, acclamation, (v) praise; antonym (n) disparagement, 2. praise; synonyms (n) compliment, commendation, (v) applaud, approve, commend, extol, honor, flatter, celebrate, glorify; antonyms (n) criticism, (v) criticize, belittle, disparage, rebuke, reprimand, reproach, scold, chastise, denigrate. canmoliaethus 1. complimentary; synonyms (adj) free, gratis, adulatory, gratuitous, costless, approving, favorable, glowing, (v) commendatory; antonyms (adj) disparaging, insulting, offensive, disapproving, 2. eulogistic; synonyms (adj) complimentary, encomiastic, laudatory, panegyrical, (v) benedictory. cannaid 1. white (gwyn); synonyms (adj) fair, ashen, blank, clean, snowy, wan, achromatic, bloodless, livid, (n) pale; antonyms (adj) dark, rosy, (n) black, 2. bright; synonyms (adj) clear, alive, apt, intelligent, vivid, beaming, brainy, brilliant, light, luminous; antonyms (adj) dull, cloudy, dim, dreary, gloomy, stupid, unintelligent, overcast, shadowy, leaden, 3. luminous; synonyms (adj) bright, glowing, lucid, lambent, lucent, lustrous, radiant, sunny, aglow, shiny. cannu 1. bleach; synonyms (n) whitener, peroxide, (v) blanch, whiten, decolor, decolorize, decolourize, fade, white, 2. whiten; synonyms (v) pale, whitewash, dealbate, gloss, palliate, scour, veneer, chalk, dull, (adj) bleach; antonym (v) blacken, 3. blanch; synonyms (v) blench, parboil, (adj) achromatize. cannwr bleacher; synonyms (n) whitener, blancher, whitster, whitewasher. cannwyll candle; synonyms (n) candela, light, taper, cadmium, luminary, wick, (v) check, investigate, scrutinize. cannwyr plane; synonyms (n) airplane, face, aeroplane, aircraft, (v) flatten, (adj) level, even, flat, horizontal, smooth. canol 1. middle; synonyms (adj) intermediate, central, halfway, median, (n) average, heart, hub, mean,
center, core; antonyms (adj) extreme, outer, (n) edge, outside, 2. mean; synonyms (v) intend, design, imply, denote, (adj) middle, base, common, hateful, (n) contemptible, low; antonyms (adj) generous, kind, 3. waist; synonyms (n) waistline, shank, belly, blouse, cannon, stem, arch, (adj) neck, stricture, wasp, 4. midst; synonyms (n) thick, interior, middest, deep, depths, nucleus, (adv) mid, (prep) during. canolbarth 1. midland; synonyms (adj) interior, upcountry, continental, earthy, riparian, inner, internal, national, consider also 2. middle part. canolbris average; synonyms (adj) mean, median, fair, common, medium, middle, middling, normal, ordinary, intermediate; antonyms (adj) exceptional, extraordinary, abnormal, unusual, (v) maximum, minimum. canolbwyntio center; synonyms (n) centre, middle, core, heart, pivot, midst, kernel, substance, (v) focus, concentrate; antonyms (n) edge, periphery, border. canolddydd noon; synonyms (n) midday, noonday, noontide, crest, lunchtime, (adj) meridian, culmination, meridional. canoli center; synonyms (n) centre, middle, core, heart, pivot, midst, kernel, substance, (v) focus, concentrate; antonyms (n) edge, periphery, border. canolig middling; synonyms (adj) fair, indifferent, average, mediocre, medium, intermediate, common, mean, (adv) fairly, clean. canolog central; synonyms (adj) basic, capital, cardinal, fundamental, chief, crucial, important, inner, key, main; antonyms (adj) peripheral, minor, regional, tangential. canolwr mediator; synonyms (n) arbiter, arbitrator, intermediary, intercessor, intermediator, peacemaker, diplomat, negotiator, umpire, gobetween; antonym (n) troublemaker. canon canon; synonyms (n) rule, doctrine, law, principle, regulation, code, criterion, formula, statute, creed. canonaidd canonical; synonyms (adj) canonic, orthodox, basic, positive, rigid, strict, uncompromising, legitimate, classical, clerical. canoneiddio canonize; synonyms (v) saint, glorify, bless, consecrate, deify, idolize, love, permit, worship, apotheosize. canonwr 1. canon; synonyms (n) rule, doctrine, law, principle, regulation, code, criterion, formula, statute, creed, 2. canonist; synonyms (n) theologist, believer, divine, scholastic. canrif century; synonyms (n) age, centenary, hundred, centred, millennium, carbon, hecatomb, life, cocain, cocaine. cansen cane; synonyms (n) rod, scourge, stick, bat, (v) flog, whip, beat, birch, lash, thrash.
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cant 1. hundred; synonyms (n) century, cent, centred,
canys for; synonyms (prep) because, behind, by, per,
lathe, riding, soke, tithing, carbon, cocain, (adj) centigrade, 2. ring; synonyms (n) encircle, band, gang, jingle, loop, (v) circle, call, peal, echo, resound, 3. circle; synonyms (n) round, association, compass, ring, field, range, beat, circuit, (v) turn, whirl, 4. rim; synonyms (n) border, edge, margin, brim, brink, boundary, verge, lip, (v) skirt, hem, 5. tyre; synonyms (n) tire, baldric, belt, girdle, girth, wheel, zodiac, zone. cantawd cantata; synonyms (n) carol, ditty, lay, pastoral, recitative, recitativo, solfeggio, canticle, canzonet, oratorio. cantel 1. brim; synonyms (n) border, edge, hem, lip, periphery, rim, verge, brink, margin, perimeter, 2. rim; synonyms (n) brim, boundary, confine, bound, flange, limit, ring, mouth, (v) skirt, line. cantor singer; synonyms (n) vocalist, musician, warbler, soloist, entertainer, artist, artiste, cantor, composer, conductor. cantores songstress; synonyms (n) chaunter, chauntress, songster, singeress. cantref hundred (cant); synonyms (n) century, cent, centred, lathe, riding, soke, tithing, carbon, cocain, (adj) centigrade. cantwr 1. singer; synonyms (n) vocalist, musician, warbler, soloist, entertainer, artist, artiste, cantor, composer, conductor, 2. songster; synonyms (n) singer, songbird, songstress, songwriter. cantwraig 1. songstress; synonyms (n) chaunter, chauntress, songster, singeress, 2. singer; synonyms (n) vocalist, musician, warbler, soloist, entertainer, artist, artiste, cantor, composer, conductor. canu 1. sing; synonyms (v) chant, hymn, chirp, hum, drone, pipe, twitter, vocalize, carol, (n) squeak, 2. play (chwarae); synonyms (v) act, pastime, enact, exercise, perform, joke, (n) frolic, game, sport, bet; antonym (v) work, 3. ring; synonyms (n) encircle, band, gang, jingle, loop, (v) circle, call, peal, echo, resound, 4. chant; synonyms (n) song, chaunt, melody, (v) cantillate, sing, intonate, intone, recite, utter, croon, 5. crow; synonyms (n) gasconade, crowing, (v) boast, brag, cackle, chuckle, cry, exult, triumph, (adj) raven. canwr singer; synonyms (n) vocalist, musician, warbler, soloist, entertainer, artist, artiste, cantor, composer, conductor. canwriad centurion; synonyms (n) captain, major, adjutant, brigadier, cadet, cornet, ensign, jemidar, lieutenant, officer. canwyr plane; synonyms (n) airplane, face, aeroplane, aircraft, (v) flatten, (adj) level, even, flat, horizontal, smooth.
during, (conj) considering, (adv) against, as, therefore, hence. cap cap; synonyms (n) cover, bonnet, lid, capital, base, ceiling, crest, detonator, (v) top, beat. capan 1. cap; synonyms (n) cover, bonnet, lid, capital, base, ceiling, crest, detonator, (v) top, beat, 2. lintel; synonyms (n) beam, header, joist, rafter, mantel, summer, trave, cope, coping, girder. capel chapel; synonyms (n) church, worship, kirk, shrine, temple, cathedral, kapelle, minster, basilica, conventicle. caplan chaplain; synonyms (n) clergyman, parson, minister, rector, chaplaincy, chaplainship, vicar, altarist, archbishop, archdeacon. caplaniaeth chaplaincy; synonyms (n) chaplainship, chaplain. capteiniaeth captaincy; synonym (n) captainship. capten captain; synonyms (n) chief, head, leader, master, boss, chieftain, commander, commodore, guide, (v) govern. car car; synonyms (n) automobile, auto, carriage, coach, truck, vehicle, tramcar, coupe, jalopy, gondola. carbwl 1. awkward; synonyms (adj) clumsy, inconvenient, crude, embarrassing, inept, sticky, uncomfortable, ungainly, untoward, left-handed; antonyms (adj) graceful, easy, adroit, manageable, straightforward, convenient, dexterous, helpful, rotund, simple, 2. clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, maladroit, rude, unskilled, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) nimble, clever, skillful, deft. carchar 1. prison; synonyms (n) jail, calaboose, confinement, lockup, penitentiary, jug, confine, custody, 2. gaol; synonyms (n) clink, jailhouse, prison, (v) immure, imprison, incarcerate, lag, 3. restraint; synonyms (n) bridle, constraint, control, hindrance, limit, moderation, modesty, reserve, containment, (v) check; antonyms (n) excess, abandon, decadence, incentive, 4. jail; synonyms (n) cage, cell, slammer, (v) gaol, detain, arrest. carchariad imprisonment; synonyms (n) captivity, custody, confinement, incarceration, durance, arrest, detention, immurement, internment, (adj) bondage; antonyms (n) freedom, release. carcharor prisoner; synonyms (n) convict, captive, hostage, accused, criminal, defendant. carcharores prisoner; synonyms (n) convict, captive, hostage, accused, criminal, defendant. carcharu 1. imprison; synonyms (v) confine, cage, immure, incarcerate, jail, commit, prison, detain, gaol, restrain; antonyms (v) release, free, 2. jail;
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synonyms (n) cell, clink, jug, calaboose, custody, jailhouse, slammer, (v) imprison, arrest, lag. carcus 1. careful; synonyms (adj) accurate, attentive, thrifty, alert, deliberate, economical, frugal, mindful, prudent, (v) anxious; antonyms (adj) careless, reckless, slapdash, neglectful, 2. anxious; synonyms (adj) afraid, alarmed, nervous, tense, uneasy, agitated, apprehensive, concerned, distressed, fearful; antonyms (adj) calm, relaxed, carefree, confident, rational, unconcerned, undisturbed, untroubled, 3. solicitous; synonyms (adj) eager, careful, jealous, considerate, thoughtful, worried, loving, paternal, (n) desirous, (v) disturbed. cardd 1. disgrace; synonyms (n) shame, blemish, stain, degradation, reproach, (v) dishonor, discredit, degrade, blot, debase; antonyms (v) honor, respect, credit, esteem, 2. shame; synonyms (n) disgrace, humiliation, chagrin, insult, modesty, pity, scandal, contempt, (v) humiliate, abash. cardod 1. alms; synonyms (n) charity, dole, benefaction, donation, gift, sportula, contribution, offering, almose, (v) largess, 2. charity; synonyms (n) bounty, favor, aid, generosity, kindness, liberality, mercy, virtue, clemency, (v) almsgiving; antonyms (n) miserliness, intolerance, 3. dole; synonyms (n) alms, mite, grant, distribution, grief, pittance, anxiety, blow, care, cark. cardota beg; synonyms (v) adjure, ask, appeal, entreat, implore, cadge, crave, desire, importune, plead. caredd 1. crime; synonyms (n) offense, blame, guilt, injustice, transgression, villainy, evil, delinquency, fault, iniquity, 2. sin; synonyms (n) crime, blunder, error, misdeed, wickedness, mistake, immorality, (v) offend, err, trespass; antonyms (n) virtue, piety. caredig kind (math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean, merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting. caredigrwydd kindness; synonyms (n) benevolence, clemency, compassion, courtesy, generosity, affection, benignity, consideration, cordiality, favor; antonyms (n) unkindness, callousness, cruelty, miserliness, nastiness, spite, unfriendliness, maliciousness. caregog stony; synonyms (adj) hard, rocky, rough, callous, cold, flinty, obdurate, pitiless, unfeeling, icy. caregu 1. stone (carreg); synonyms (n) jewel, rock, calculus, gem, pebble, concretion, gemstone, (v) pit, lapidate, pelt, 2. petrify; synonyms (v) horrify, lapidify, ossify, frighten, fossilize, stun, appall, astound, (adj) harden, stiffen.
carennydd 1. friendship; synonyms (n) fellowship, association, affection, familiarity, amity, companionship, company, friendliness, intimacy, attachment; antonyms (n) enmity, hostility, 2. kinship; synonyms (n) consanguinity, affinity, connection, kin, relation, relationship, brotherhood, alliance, blood, kindred. cares 1. girlfriend; synonyms (n) girl, lover, mistress, sweetheart, woman, love, beloved, darling, admirer, daughter, 2. kinswoman; synonyms (n) relation, relative, kinsman, kindred, kin, account, affinity, consanguinity, description, detail. carfaglog clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit, deft. carfan beam; synonyms (n) blaze, glow, ray, timber, flash, (v) glare, air, broadcast, gleam, (adj) shine. cariad 1. love (caru); synonyms (n) desire, affection, dear, fondness, liking, benevolence, charity, attachment, (v) cherish, enjoy; antonyms (n) abhorrence, hatred, aversion, (v) hate, dislike, abhor, 2. sweetheart; synonyms (n) darling, girl, mistress, beloved, flame, boyfriend, love, steady, (adj) lover, beau, 3. affection; synonyms (n) affect, affectionateness, disease, feeling, heart, kindness, tenderness, admiration, care, (v) regard, 4. lover; synonyms (n) devotee, fan, admirer, buff, amorist, man, pet, sweetheart, gallant, enthusiast. cariadfab 1. sweetheart; synonyms (n) dear, darling, girl, mistress, beloved, flame, boyfriend, love, (adj) lover, beau, 2. lover; synonyms (n) devotee, fan, admirer, buff, amorist, man, pet, sweetheart, gallant, enthusiast. cariadferch 1. mistress; synonyms (n) dame, concubine, inamorata, madame, lady, lover, missis, master, owner, schoolmarm, 2. sweetheart; synonyms (n) dear, darling, girl, mistress, beloved, flame, boyfriend, love, steady, (adj) beau. cariadlawn loving; synonyms (adj) affectionate, devoted, fond, amorous, kind, tender, friendly, ardent, attached, admiring; antonyms (adj) cold, uncaring. cariadus 1. beloved; synonyms (adj) darling, precious, favorite, loved, pet, (n) dear, love, dearest, honey, sweetheart, 2. dear (Annwyl); synonyms (adj) beloved, close, costly, expensive, lovely, near, adorable, affectionate, cherished, familiar; antonyms (adj) cheap, worthless, 3. loving; synonyms (adj) devoted, fond, amorous, kind, tender, friendly, ardent, attached, admiring, caring; antonyms (adj) cold, uncaring. cario 1. carry; synonyms (v) bear, bring, convey, conduct, take, acquit, behave, accept, comport, hold, 2. bear (arth); synonyms (v) carry, abide,
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Welsh - English stand, afford, allow, apply, assume, brook, digest, endure. carlam 1. gallop; synonyms (v) run, fly, speed, dart, trot, dash, race, spring, hasten, sprint, 2. prance; synonyms (n) strut, (v) dance, swagger, bound, leap, frolic, parade, caper, cavort, gambol. carlamu 1. gallop; synonyms (v) run, fly, speed, dart, trot, dash, race, spring, hasten, sprint, 2. prance; synonyms (n) strut, (v) dance, swagger, bound, leap, frolic, parade, caper, cavort, gambol. carlwm 1. ermine; synonyms (n) purple, mantle, millinery, pall, toga, 2. stoat. carn 1. handle; synonyms (v) administer, conduct, feel, wield, control, deal, direct, finger, (n) grip, clutch, 2. haft; synonyms (n) handle, helve, hilt, heft, key, tiller, treadle, trigger, dwelling, 3. cairn; synonyms (n) beacon, barrow, tumulus, cock, flagstaff, hand, pointer, post, staff, (v) heap, 4. hilt; synonym (n) butt, 5. hoof; synonyms (n) sole, toe, bottom, keel, root, nadir, (v) foot, step, hike, pace. carnedd cairn; synonyms (n) beacon, barrow, tumulus, cock, flagstaff, hand, pointer, post, staff, (v) heap. carnleidr brigand; synonyms (n) bandit, outlaw, robber, bushranger, thief, thug. carol carol; synonyms (n) chant, canticle, song, ballad, canzonet, strain, hymn, bravura, cantata, (v) warble. caroli carol; synonyms (n) chant, canticle, song, ballad, canzonet, strain, hymn, bravura, cantata, (v) warble. carp 1. rag; synonyms (n) newspaper, tabloid, (v) banter, bedevil, tease, chaff, badger, bait, kid, (adj) shred, 2. clout; synonyms (n) cuff, hit, punch, knock, slap, swipe, crack, (v) smack, strike, whack. carped carpet; synonyms (n) blanket, rug, carpeting, runner, (v) cover, drape, encase, rebuke, attack, criticize. carpiog 1. tattered; synonyms (adj) ragged, scruffy, shabby, worn, dilapidated, frayed, threadbare, seedy, torn, (v) bedraggled; antonyms (adj) pristine, elegant, 2. ragged; synonyms (adj) hoarse, jagged, rugged, shaggy, tattered, unkempt, untidy, (v) bald, (n) harsh, rough; antonym (adj) smart. carrai 1. lace; synonyms (n) edging, lacing, net, (v) braid, enlace, entwine, interlace, bind, rope, (adj) string, 2. thong; synonyms (n) strap, lash, whip, bullwhip, cilium, eyelash, jandal, lace, whiplash. carreg stone; synonyms (n) jewel, rock, calculus, gem, pebble, concretion, gemstone, (v) pit, lapidate, pelt. cart float (nofio); synonyms (n) buoy, raft, (v) drift, swim, blow, hover, ride, waft, fly, glide; antonym (v) sink. carth 1. oakum; synonyms (n) hemp, cord, cotton, packthread, ribbon, rope, string, tape, thread, twine, 2. tow; synonyms (n) towage, (v) pull, drag,
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draw, haul, lug, tug, heave, trail, rake; antonym (v) push. carthffos 1. sewer; synonyms (n) cloaca, channel, ditch, gully, dike, sewerage, main, moat, (adj) drain, latrines, 2. drain; synonyms (n) culvert, (v) deplete, waste, exhaust, bleed, leak, consume, finish, sap, (adj) dissipate; antonym (v) bolster. carthu 1. flush; synonyms (n) bloom, blossom, (v) blush, glow, color, even, (adj) flat, affluent, rich, level, 2. cleanse; synonyms (v) bathe, wash, clarify, wipe, clear, disinfect, purify, refine, rinse, (adj) clean; antonyms (v) contaminate, dirty, 3. purge; synonyms (n) purgation, purification, (v) cleanse, expurgate, eradicate, liquidate, remove, scour, absolve, eliminate; antonym (v) binge, 4. scavenge; synonyms (v) salvage, houseclean, pick, prowl, relieve, salve, save, hunt, search. carthwr 1. cleanser; synonyms (n) cleaner, antiseptic, soap, purifier, abrasive, cathartic, deodorant, disinfectant, fumigant, lather, 2. scavenger; synonyms (n) magpie, hunter, packrat, predator, quencher, searcher, shark. cartref 1. home; synonyms (n) fireside, abode, domicile, house, base, building, dwelling, family, habitation, (adj) domestic, 2. abode; synonyms (n) home, residence, place, lodge, abidance, address, habitat, inhabitation, lodging, (v) bode. cartrefle abode; synonyms (n) home, dwelling, house, residence, domicile, place, lodge, abidance, address, (v) bode. cartreflu militia; synonyms (n) military, milice, regulars, reserves, soldiery, troops, fencible, soldiers, volunteers, warfare. cartrefol 1. home (cartref); synonyms (n) fireside, abode, domicile, house, base, building, dwelling, family, habitation, (adj) domestic, 2. domestic; synonyms (adj) home, tame, civil, familiar, household, internal, native, (n) homely, maid, servant; antonyms (adj) foreign, wild, external, 3. homely; synonyms (adj) plain, common, rustic, artless, comfortable, homelike, snug, ugly, unhandsome, homey; antonym (adj) attractive, 4. civil; synonyms (adj) polite, courteous, civic, affable, gracious, mannerly, municipal, obliging, public, civilised; antonyms (adj) rude, abrupt. cartrefu settle; synonyms (v) fix, place, clarify, establish, pay, regulate, resolve, set, adjudicate, (adj) confirm. caru 1. love (cariad); synonyms (n) desire, affection, dear, fondness, liking, benevolence, charity, attachment, (v) cherish, enjoy; antonyms (n) abhorrence, hatred, aversion, (v) hate, dislike, abhor, 2. like (hoffi); synonyms (v) corresponding, identical, care, (adj) equal, equivalent, alike, analogous, comparable, same, (n) love; antonyms (prep) unlike, (adj) different, 3. court; synonyms (n)
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forum, bar, close, field, tribunal, judicatory, (v) woo, attract, invite, romance; antonyms (v) avoid, shun. caruaidd 1. kind (caredig, math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean, merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting, 2. affectionate; synonyms (adj) fond, loving, ardent, caring, cordial, devoted, kind, tender, warm, (adv) fatherly; antonym (adj) cold, 3. affable; synonyms (adj) amiable, civil, courteous, genial, gracious, polite, approachable, congenial, nice, pleasant; antonyms (adj) disagreeable, hostile, reserved, 4. loving; synonyms (adj) affectionate, amorous, attached, admiring, compassionate, enamored, intimate, motherly, passionate, (v) sympathetic. carw 1. deer; synonyms (n) stag, cervid, antelopes, bison, camels, cattle, chevrotains, fox, vixen, giraffes, 2. stag; synonyms (n) hart, buck, dog, boar, cock, debtor, drake, (v) spy, betray, denounce. carwr 1. wooer; synonyms (n) suitor, admirer, lover, petitioner, (adj) adorer, 2. lover; synonyms (n) dear, darling, beau, devotee, fan, buff, love, beloved, amorist, man. carwriaeth 1. courtship; synonyms (n) suit, courting, love, wooing, affection, case, causa, cause, druery, romance, 2. amour; synonyms (n) affair, affaire, flirtation, liaison, relationship, passion, hankypanky, intimacy, (v) intrigue, (adj) amourette. carwriaethol amatory; synonyms (adj) amorous, amative, erotic, loving, amatorial, amatorian, amatorious, erotical, romantic, admiring. cas 1. nasty; synonyms (adj) dirty, loathsome, disgusting, filthy, foul, awful, mean, abominable, coarse, disagreeable; antonyms (adj) agreeable, kind, pleasant, nice, charitable, lovely, 2. hatred; synonyms (n) detestation, abhorrence, antipathy, aversion, disgust, grudge, anger, abomination, (v) hate, enmity; antonyms (n) love, adoration, liking, 3. hater; synonym (n) misanthrope, 4. hateful; synonyms (adj) detestable, execrable, nasty, obnoxious, odious, hideous, despicable, distasteful, heinous, repugnant; antonyms (adj) lovable, delightful, 5. disagreeable; synonyms (adj) difficult, offensive, uncomfortable, cantankerous, cross, ungrateful, abhorrent, bad, bitter, horrible; antonyms (adj) friendly, good-natured, amiable, 6. case; synonyms (n) box, example, bin, cover, jacket, shell, affair, bag, briefcase, casing, 7. aversion; synonyms (n) distaste, disinclination, dislike, aversation, hatred, horror, nausea, opposition, repugnance, repulsion; antonym (n) attraction, 8. enemy; synonyms (n) adversary, antagonist, foe, opponent, competitor, assailant, foeman, hostile, challenger, (adj) rival; antonyms (n) ally, friend, supporter, 9. foe; synonyms (n) enemy, contender,
10. odious; synonyms (adj) hateful, forbidding, atrocious, damnable, invidious, repulsive, cursed, frightful, infamous, monstrous. casbeth 1. aversion; synonyms (n) antipathy, distaste, abhorrence, disgust, disinclination, dislike, aversation, grudge, enmity, (v) abomination; antonyms (n) liking, attraction, love, 2. nuisance; synonyms (n) annoyance, bother, harassment, hassle, inconvenience, irritation, pain, pest, mischief, bore; antonym (n) pleasure. caseg mare; synonyms (n) bitch, doe, hen, horse, jennet, boundary, genet, lady, mere, mount. caset cassette; synonyms (n) tape, copy, demo, footage, record, recording, soundtrack, video, videocassette, videotape. casgl collection; synonyms (n) accumulation, assembly, assortment, bundle, gathering, set, bunch, cluster, compilation, (v) assemblage. casgliad 1. boil; synonyms (v) seethe, bubble, churn, simmer, ferment, burn, effervesce, fume, (n) abscess, blister; antonym (v) freeze, 2. collection; synonyms (n) accumulation, assembly, assortment, bundle, gathering, set, bunch, cluster, compilation, (v) assemblage, 3. gathering; synonyms (n) collection, concourse, congregation, crowd, convention, crew, gather, meeting, throng, bevy, 4. conclusion; synonyms (n) closure, close, end, result, cessation, completion, sequel, termination, decision, (v) closing; antonyms (n) beginning, start, opening, preface, 5. abscess; synonyms (n) boil, pustule, growth, swelling, aposteme, blemish, bulge, bump, (adj) sore, ulcer. casglu 1. gather; synonyms (v) deduce, convene, accumulate, amass, assemble, collect, compile, congregate, flock, (n) fold; antonyms (v) disperse, scatter, 2. accumulate; synonyms (v) gather, pile, store, accrue, cumulate, heap, hoard, drift, add, aggregate; antonyms (v) distribute, dwindle, 3. collect; synonyms (v) pick, acquire, cluster, collate, cull, harvest, raise, accept, catch, derive, 4. amass; synonyms (v) save, stack, stock, increase, bank, conglomerate, garner, integrate, mound, 5. infer; synonyms (v) guess, understand, assume, conclude, conjecture, construe, deduct, imagine, imply, presume. casglwr collector; synonyms (n) accumulator, receiver, gatherer, caporal, choregus, commissioner, flugelman, linkboy, woon, aggregator. casglydd collector; synonyms (n) accumulator, receiver, gatherer, caporal, choregus, commissioner, flugelman, linkboy, woon, aggregator. casineb 1. hatred; synonyms (n) detestation, abhorrence, antipathy, aversion, disgust, grudge, anger, abomination, (v) hate, enmity; antonyms (n)
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Welsh - English love, adoration, liking, 2. hate; synonyms (v) abhor, detest, abominate, loathe, despise, scorn, (n) dislike, animosity, hatred, distaste; antonyms (v) like, adore, 3. antipathy; synonyms (n) odium, repugnance, repulsion, antagonism, disinclination, horror, hostility, malice, opposition, rancor. cast 1. cast; synonyms (v) hurl, throw, form, shed, stamp, fling, shape, chuck, (n) appearance, casting, 2. vice; synonyms (adj) defect, fault, imperfection, failing, (n) blemish, corruption, depravity, evil, immorality, iniquity; antonym (n) asset, 3. knack; synonyms (n) facility, ability, aptitude, art, dexterity, gift, artifice, know-how, mastery, (adj) craft. castan chestnut; synonyms (n) commonplace, anecdote, joke, banality, bronze, cliché, (adj) auburn, brown, bay, castaneous. castell castle; synonyms (n) rook, citadel, fortification, fortress, castling, fort, keep, mansion, palace, stronghold. castellog 1. castellated; synonyms (adj) castled, crenelated, battlemented, crenellated, crenelate, crenellate, embattled, indented, (v) machicolated, loopholed, 2. castled; synonyms (adj) castellated, fortified, turreted. castellu 1. castle (castell); synonyms (n) rook, citadel, fortification, fortress, castling, fort, keep, mansion, palace, stronghold, 2. encamp; synonyms (v) camp, bivouac, tent, pitch, light, settle. castio 1. cast; synonyms (v) hurl, throw, form, shed, stamp, fling, shape, chuck, (n) appearance, casting, 2. trick; synonyms (n) deceit, deception, joke, prank, (v) swindle, cheat, deceive, fraud, sham, con, 3. cheat; synonyms (v) trick, beguile, betray, defraud, fake, beat, fleece, (n) bilk, impostor, charlatan, 4. calculate; synonyms (v) count, estimate, account, add, appraise, cipher, compute, deem, enumerate, forecast. castiog tricky; synonyms (adj) crafty, cunning, artful, deceitful, sly, delicate, difficult, foxy, shifty, slippery; antonyms (adj) easy, straightforward, honest. casul 1. cassock; synonyms (n) clergyman, gown, soutane, garment, pallium, robe, surplice, alb, chasuble, cope, 2. chasuble; synonyms (n) cassock, dalmatic, mozetta, scapulary, scarf, tunicle, stole. cat 1. piece; synonyms (n) cut, division, fragment, part, article, component, composition, hunk, lump, patch, 2. pipe (pib); synonyms (n) tube, conduit, channel, duct, flue, hose, passage, pipage, (v) cry, peep, 3. bit; synonyms (n) crumb, morsel, piece, atom, drop, fleck, moment, portion, (v) curb, scrap, 4. fragment; synonyms (n) fraction, grain, rag, remnant, (v) bit, chip, shiver, splinter, break, crumble.
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catel cattle; synonyms (n) beast, cows, stock, kine, livestock, oxen, sheep, antelopes, bison, camels. cath cat; synonyms (n) caterpillar, guy, lynx, bozo, hombre, puss, (v) disgorge, puke, regorge, regurgitate. cathaidd catty; synonyms (adj) bitchy, cattish, malicious, malevolent, spiteful, ill-natured, venomous, hateful, hostile, (n) cattie. cathl 1. lay; synonyms (v) place, put, fix, set, deposit, install, lie, (adj) secular, (n) ballad, pitch, 2. hymn; synonyms (n) song, canticle, anthem, chant, carol, (v) glorify, laud, sing, extol, 3. melody; synonyms (n) air, tune, music, harmony, measure, aria, strain, line. cathlu 1. hymn; synonyms (n) song, canticle, anthem, chant, carol, (v) glorify, laud, sing, extol, 2. sing (canu); synonyms (v) hymn, chirp, hum, drone, pipe, twitter, vocalize, snitch, betray, (n) squeak. cathod cathode; synonym (n) platinode. catholigrwydd catholicity; synonyms (n) universality, catholicness, orthodoxy. catrawd regiment; synonyms (n) army, battalion, corps, host, brigade, division, (v) control. cau 1. close; synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start, 2. shut; synonyms (v) close, bar, seal, fasten, exclude, lock, (adj) closed, cut, (n) confine, 3. hollow; synonyms (adj) blank, concave, empty, false, (n) cavity, hole, cave, depression, (v) excavate, dent; antonyms (adj) convex, (n) solid, hump, 4. block; synonyms (n) barricade, pad, clog, (v) arrest, hinder, encumber, halt, obstruct, parry, (adj) lump; antonyms (v) free, unblock, 5. barricade; synonyms (n) barrier, obstruction, fence, rampart, hurdle, roadblock, barricado, (v) block, blockade, dam, 6. concave; synonyms (adj) hollow, cavernous, crescent, biconcave, cupped, dipped, arched, depress, (v) curve, dig; antonym (adj) curved, 7. enclose; synonyms (v) bound, contain, circumscribe, corral, cover, encircle, encompass, enfold, envelop, beset; antonyms (v) expose, release. caul 1. curd; synonyms (n) clot, curdle, crud, (v) cake, (adj) grume, jam, pap, poultice, pudding, rob, 2. rennet; synonyms (n) reed, runnet, 3. maw; synonyms (n) crop, stomach, craw, mouth, paunch, venter, ventricle, hole, jaws, orifice. caw 1. band; synonyms (n) cluster, party, set, swathe, circle, collar, company, crew, (v) ring, combine, 2.
swaddling-clothes. cawci jackdaw; synonyms (n) daw, crow, caddow, chough, jay, magpie, raven, rook. cawdd 1. wrath; synonyms (n) anger, fury, ire, rage, resentment, displeasure, indignation, passion,
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madness, (adj) angry, 2. affliction; synonyms (n) adversity, distress, curse, martyrdom, regret, torment, agony, anguish, bane, calamity. cawdel mess; synonyms (n) clutter, jumble, muddle, confusion, difficulty, disorder, hodgepodge, jam, scrape, (v) botch; antonym (n) order. cawell 1. cradle; synonyms (n) bed, cot, birthplace, nursery, berth, crib, hammock, nest, (v) groundwork, hold, 2. basket (basged); synonyms (n) basketful, bassinet, cradle, gondola, case, coffin, handbasket, hoop, leap, ped, 3. hamper; synonyms (n) basket, bond, (v) clog, cramp, block, fetter, hinder, curb, interfere, confine. cawg 1. bowl; synonyms (n) basin, pot, plate, container, hollow, stadium, arena, depression, bowlful, (v) hurl, 2. basin; synonyms (n) bowl, dock, tank, washbasin, washbowl, basinful, cavity, cup, lavatory, pool, 3. pitcher; synonyms (n) jug, ewer, jar, hurler, mug, creamer, pail, bucket, tankard, twirler. cawl 1. soup; synonyms (n) broth, predicament, amalgam, combination, (v) pottage, potage, drink, liquor, beverage, (adj) emulsion, 2. broth; synonyms (n) consommé, puree, stock, brew. cawnen reed; synonyms (n) triangle, xylophone, arrow, pipe, dart, stalk, fistula, javelin, jereed, (adj) thread. cawod shower; synonyms (n) rain, drizzle, barrage, (v) pour, bathe, hail, sprinkle, wash, shed, bath. cawodi shower; synonyms (n) rain, drizzle, barrage, (v) pour, bathe, hail, sprinkle, wash, shed, bath. cawodog showery; synonyms (adj) rainy, wet, pluvial, pluvious, drizzling, raining, bucketing, damp, pouring, (v) streamy; antonym (adj) dry. cawr giant; synonyms (adj) colossal, gargantuan, gigantic, jumbo, elephantine, enormous, huge, (n) monster, behemoth, colossus; antonyms (adj) small, tiny, miniature. cawraidd gigantic; synonyms (adj) colossal, enormous, mammoth, giant, huge, large, stupendous, big, gargantuan, immense; antonyms (adj) small, tiny. cawrfil elephant (eliffant); synonyms (n) camel, dromedary, giant, llama, monster, (adj) behemoth, cachalot, whale, hippopotamus, leviathan. caws 1. cheese; synonyms (n) cheeseflower, exaggeration, cake, (v) misrepresent, 2. curd; synonyms (n) clot, curdle, crud, (adj) grume, jam, pap, poultice, pudding, rob, dough. cawsaidd 1. cheesy; synonyms (adj) cheap, caseous, sleazy, chintzy, crummy, tacky, tinny, bum, 2.
caseous. cawsio 1. curdle; synonyms (v) clot, coagulate, congeal, curd, clabber, sour, 2. curd; synonyms (n)
curdle, crud, (v) cake, (adj) grume, jam, pap, poultice, pudding, rob, dough. cawsiog curdled; synonyms (adj) coagulated, coagulate, thick, grumose, grumous, rancid, sour, (n) succulent, uliginous, emulsive. cebystr 1. halter; synonyms (n) hackamore, gibbet, bridle, gallows, rein, noose, rope, balancer, cestus, collar, 2. tether; synonyms (n) leash, lead, (v) tie, bind, chain, hitch, harness, fasten, (adj) truss. cecren 1. shrew (llyg); synonyms (n) scold, shrewmouse, harridan, termagant, dragon, bitch, brawl, female, scolding, shrow, 2. scold; synonyms (v) censure, berate, chide, rebuke, reprimand, abuse, lecture, reproach, rail, (n) nag; antonym (v) praise. cecru 1. wrangle; synonyms (n) squabble, quarrel, brawl, altercation, fight, (v) dispute, debate, bicker, argue, contest; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, 2. bicker; synonyms (n) bickering, fuss, (v) wrangle, disagree, row, brabble, feud, flicker, flutter, hassle. cecrus 1. acrimonious; synonyms (adj) bitter, sharp, sour, biting, caustic, sarcastic, virulent, acerbic, (v) acrid, pungent, 2. cantankerous; synonyms (adj) irascible, cranky, cross, crotchety, grumpy, irritable, moody, morose, peevish, quarrelsome; antonyms (adj) good-humored, good-natured, 3. pugilistic; synonyms (n) coin, comminute, grind, mill, 4. quarrelsome; synonyms (adj) argumentative, pugnacious, belligerent, contentious, combative, aggressive, cantankerous, disputatious, currish, (v) fretful; antonym (adj) peaceable. cecryn 1. wrangler; synonyms (n) brawler, connoisseur, graduate, professor, pundit, savant, scholar, brabbler, caviler, 2. brawler; synonyms (n) fighter, roisterer, blusterer, disputant, rowdy, (adj) demagogue, beshrew, renegade, runagate, seceder. ced 1. boon; synonyms (n) advantage, blessing, benefit, concession, gift, grant, mercy, asset, donation, (v) benefaction, 2. bounty; synonyms (n) bonus, abundance, bounteousness, premium, prize, beneficence, generosity, munificence, benevolence, (adj) largesse; antonym (n) miserliness. ceden nap; synonyms (n) catnap, rest, drowse, down, pile, (v) snooze, sleep, slumber, nod, (adj) doze. cedrwydden cedar; synonym (n) cedarwood. cedyn pile; synonyms (n) heap, stack, mass, congeries, mound, bunch, accumulation, (v) pack, accumulate, amass. ceffyl horse; synonyms (n) cavalry, mount, buck, heroin, junk, knight, boar, cock, dog, drake. cefn back; synonyms (n) rear, (adj) assist, (v) support, advocate, endorse, recede, second, stake, vouch,
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Welsh - English guarantee; antonyms (n) face, (v) front, oppose, advance. cefndedyn 1. diaphragm; synonyms (n) membrane, midriff, partition, pessary, septum, stop, contraceptive, arrest, block, blockage, 2. pancreas,
3. mesentery. cefndir background; synonyms (n) backdrop, groundwork, setting, basis, context, education, environment, scene, backcloth, panorama. cefnfor ocean; synonyms (n) sea, deep, brine, waves, multitude, lot, heap, pile, (adj) oceanic, marine. cefnog 1. well-off; synonyms (adj) rich, wealthy, affluent, opulent, prosperous, moneyed, substantial, flush, comfortable, fortunate; antonyms (adj) impoverished, poor, 2. affluent; synonyms (adj) exuberant, fat, monied, abounding, abundant, flourishing, generous, lavish, (n) tributary, feeder. cefnogaeth 1. support; synonyms (n) help, stand, aid, keep, comfort, (v) assist, prop, back, brace, encourage; antonyms (n) hindrance, (v) oppose, neglect, undermine, abandon, reject, weaken, 2. encouragement; synonyms (n) backing, incentive, promotion, support, cheer, consolation, advocacy, assistance, boost, fosterage; antonym (n) discouragement. cefnogi 1. back; synonyms (n) rear, (adj) assist, (v) support, advocate, endorse, recede, second, stake, vouch, guarantee; antonyms (n) face, (v) front, oppose, advance, 2. support; synonyms (n) help, stand, aid, keep, comfort, (v) prop, back, brace, encourage, maintain; antonyms (n) hindrance, (v) neglect, undermine, abandon, reject, weaken, 3. abet; synonyms (v) foment, countenance, favor, incite, instigate, 4. advocate; synonyms (n) backer, champion, counsel, sponsor, attorney, counselor, defender, (v) recommend, vindicate, defend; antonyms (n) detractor, skeptic, 5. encourage; synonyms (v) cheer, abet, boost, foster, further, promote, urge, cherish, advise, animate; antonyms (v) discourage, dishearten, prevent, deter, hurt, obstruct, stop. cefnogol encouraging; synonyms (adj) favorable, bright, cheering, promising, auspicious, comforting, favourable, heartening, hopeful, hortatory; antonyms (adj) gloomy, upsetting, warning, disappointing. cefnogydd accessory; synonyms (adj) accessary, auxiliary, appurtenant, (n) accomplice, abettor, adjunct, abetter, appurtenance, assistant, (v) ancillary. cefnu 1. back; synonyms (n) rear, (adj) assist, (v) support, advocate, endorse, recede, second, stake, vouch, guarantee; antonyms (n) face, (v) front, oppose, advance, 2. forsake; synonyms (v)
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abandon, desert, ditch, relinquish, abdicate, fail, leave, quit, chuck, (n) drop. ceg mouth; synonyms (n) jaw, lip, aperture, lips, edge, entrance, (v) grimace, articulate, pronounce, speak. cega 1. mouth; synonyms (n) jaw, lip, aperture, lips, edge, entrance, (v) grimace, articulate, pronounce, speak, 2. prate; synonyms (v) babble, chatter, gossip, jabber, tattle, gab, chat, natter, blab, (n) prattle. cegen 1. windpipe; synonyms (n) trachea, larynx, tonsils, throttle, thrapple, 2. gullet; synonyms (n) esophagus, gorge, mouth, muzzle, oesophagus, orifice, throat, nozzle, (v) gill, rillet. cegid jay; synonyms (n) chough, crow, jackdaw, raven, rook, (v) magpie, parrot, poll. cegiden hemlock; synonyms (n) henbane, nightshade. cegin kitchen; synonyms (n) cookroom, basement, offices, pantry, scullery, stomach. ceginwrych agitation; synonyms (n) disturbance, excitement, tumult, commotion, convulsion, emotion, shake, stir, stirring, turmoil; antonyms (n) calmness, calm, serenity. cegrwth gaping; synonyms (adj) open, agape, vast, yawning, cavernous, discontinuous, oscitant. cei quay; synonyms (n) dock, wharf, jetty, pier, embankment, port, berth, basin. ceibiwr 1. digger; synonyms (n) excavator, shovel, manager, shovelful, spadeful, 2. picker; synonyms (n) chooser, beater, excerptor, scutcher, selector, slitter, wailer, 3. navvy; synonyms (n) laborer, drudge, hack, hacker, peon, (v) pavior. ceidwad 1. keeper; synonyms (n) custodian, curator, guardian, guard, warden, warder, caretaker, owner, protector, steward, 2. savior; synonyms (n) deliverer, rescuer, saviour, saver, redeemer, benefactor, deliveryman, donor, recoverer, champion. ceidwadaeth 1. conservatism; synonyms (n) maintenance, support, temperance, 2. conservancy; synonyms (n) conservation, preservation, salvation. ceidwadol conservative; synonyms (adj) moderate, bourgeois, conventional, cautious, reactionary, unprogressive, careful, right, hidebound, (n) square; antonyms (adj) activist, wide-ranging, (n) liberal, radical. Ceidwadwr conservative; synonyms (adj) moderate, bourgeois, conventional, cautious, reactionary, unprogressive, careful, right, hidebound, (n) square; antonyms (adj) activist, wide-ranging, (n) liberal, radical. ceiliagwydd gander; synonyms (n) drake, glance, glimpse, look, cock, hart, horse, stag, stallion, view. ceiliog 1. cock; synonyms (n) rooster, chicken, stack, fowl, hammer, hand, pecker, pointer, prick, (v)
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ruffle, 2. rooster; synonyms (n) cock, chanticleer, hen, partlet, poultry. ceinach hare; synonyms (n) rabbit, cony, puss, cat, coney, (adj) antelope, courser, eagle, gazelle, greyhound. ceincio 1. ramify; synonyms (v) branch, furcate, fork, assort, break, class, classify, complexify, differentiate, discriminate, consider also 2. branch out; synonyms (v) diversify, expand, vary, broaden, grow, radiate, secede, stretch, extend, split. ceinciog 1. branched; synonyms (adj) bifurcate, forked, branching, ramose, ramous, biramous, divided, cleft, pronged, prongy, 2. branching; synonyms (adj) branched, (n) bifurcation, branch, forking, ramification, fork, arborescence. ceinder 1. elegance; synonyms (n) delicacy, daintiness, beauty, refinement, chic, flair, grace, style, courtliness, class; antonyms (n) clumsiness, awkwardness, 2. beauty; synonyms (n) splendor, attractiveness, beaut, charm, loveliness, pulchritude, dish, elegance, grandeur, looker; antonym (n) ugliness. ceiniad singer; synonyms (n) vocalist, musician, warbler, soloist, entertainer, artist, artiste, cantor, composer, conductor. ceinioca beg; synonyms (v) adjure, ask, appeal, entreat, implore, cadge, crave, desire, importune, plead. ceiniog penny; synonyms (n) cent, change, centime, groat, money, doit, mite, coinage, currency, denomination. ceinmyg 1. honorable; synonyms (adj) good, honest, decent, estimable, exalted, fair, noble, reputable, respectable, (v) great; antonyms (adj) dishonorable, disgraceful, shameful, corrupt, 2. praiseworthy; synonyms (adj) commendable, admirable, meritorious, creditable, worthy, excellent, deserving, honorable, applaudable, (v) laudable; antonym (adj) lamentable. ceintach 1. croak; synonyms (n) croaking, (v) grumble, mutter, complain, conk, murmur, maunder, decease, die, expire, 2. grumble; synonyms (v) gripe, growl, rumble, grouch, mumble, roar, (n) complaint, moan, groan, roll. ceintachlyd querulous; synonyms (adj) peevish, petulant, irritable, fretful, discontented, complaining, fractious, touchy, cross, grumpy. ceintachwr 1. croaker; synonyms (n) doctor, drum, (v) growler, grumbler, malcontent, dissenter, dissident, 2. grumbler; synonyms (n) complainer, grouch, bellyacher, crybaby, chicken, moaner, sniveler, squawker, whiner, crank. ceirchen oat; synonyms (n) ait, eyot. ceirchyn oat; synonyms (n) ait, eyot.
ceiriosen cherry; synonyms (n) cerise, (adj) red, ruddy, crimson, ruby, scarlet. ceisbwl bailiff; synonyms (n) factor, officer, broker, castellan, clerk, middleman, proctor, secretary, seneschal, solicitor. ceisiedydd 1. applicant; synonyms (n) petitioner, aspirant, candidate, applier, contender, contestant, solicitor, hopeful, 2. seeker; synonyms (n) searcher, quester, applicant, examiner, inquirer, petitor, pursuer, questant, questrist, zetetic. ceisio 1. get; synonyms (v) acquire, gain, attain, become, catch, earn, buy, come, fall, fetch; antonyms (v) lose, give, leave, 2. try; synonyms (v) attempt, test, struggle, prove, strive, assay, (n) endeavor, essay, chance, effort, 3. endeavor; synonyms (n) try, trial, enterprise, shot, work, endeavour, (v) aim, labor, strain, offer; antonym (v) neglect, 4. attempt; synonyms (n) attack, assault, adventure, bid, exertion, go, stab, (v) undertake, seek, tempt, 5. ask (gofyn); synonyms (v) inquire, request, appeal, beg, demand, interrogate, question, take, beseech, call; antonym (v) answer, 6. fetch; synonyms (v) carry, bring, convey, draw, elicit, attract, get, retrieve, transport, (adj) feint, 7. assay; synonyms (n) examination, assaying, check, (v) experiment, survey, appraise, assess, estimate, analyze, evaluate, 8. buy (prynu); synonyms (v) bribe, shop, accept, believe, admit, corrupt, (n) bargain, purchase, acquisition, deal; antonym (v) sell, 9. seek; synonyms (v) search, hunt, look, aspire, explore, pursue, quest, investigate, research, (n) ask, 10. request; synonyms (n) petition, prayer, application, claim, entreaty, (v) invite, order, pray, desire, entreat; antonym (v) command. ceisiwr seeker; synonyms (n) searcher, quester, applicant, candidate, examiner, inquirer, petitor, pursuer, questant, questrist. celain 1. stiff; synonyms (adj) rigid, hard, difficult, formal, inflexible, firm, numb, (n) stark, cadaver, corpse; antonyms (adj) relaxed, flexible, floppy, soft, supple, free, pliable, 2. corpse; synonyms (n) carcass, body, corse, remains, stiff, clay, consider also 3. dead body; synonyms (n) carrion, caroigne, consistence, consistency, ashes, deceased, goner, skeleton, torso, trunk. celanedd 1. carnage; synonyms (n) butchery, bloodshed, massacre, murder, havoc, slaying, killing, (v) slaughter, 2. slaughter; synonyms (n) carnage, drubbing, homicide, thrashing, (v) butcher, defeat, assassinate, kill, slay, exterminate. celc 1. concealment; synonyms (n) cover, suppression, concealing, confidentiality, disguise, hiding, screen, secrecy, privacy, blind; antonym (n) discovery, 2. hoard; synonyms (n) store, bank, heap, stock, accumulation, (v) accumulate, amass, cache, collect, gather.
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Welsh - English celf 1. craft; synonyms (n) boat, ability, art, cunning, trade, artfulness, guile, fraud, shift, artifice, 2. art; synonyms (n) know-how, skill, talent, trick, artistry, craft, dexterity, science, accomplishment, aptitude. celficyn 1. gear; synonyms (n) equipment, outfit, tackle, apparatus, device, dress, baggage, belongings, clothing, cogwheel, 2. furniture; synonyms (n) appointments, goods, fitting, movable, thing, movables, upholstery, apparel, (v) stuff, garniture, 3. baggage; synonyms (n) luggage, bag, bags, gear, pack, 4. tool; synonyms (n) instrument, implement, machine, puppet, pawn, gadget, appliance, cock, contrivance, creature. celfydd 1. artistic; synonyms (adj) esthetic, aesthetic, elegant, ingenious, pleasing, attic, creative, imaginative, inventive, tasteful, 2. skillful; synonyms (adj) expert, able, accomplished, adept, capable, good, proficient, knowing, (v) dexterous, crafty; antonyms (adj) clumsy, inept, incompetent, 3. skilled; synonyms (adj) experienced, practiced, skillful, clever, competent, old, adroit, learned, sophisticated, versed; antonym (adj) inexperienced. celfyddgar 1. artistic; synonyms (adj) esthetic, aesthetic, elegant, ingenious, pleasing, attic, creative, imaginative, inventive, tasteful, 2. ingenious; synonyms (adj) adroit, artful, clever, cunning, deft, expert, cute, acute, able, canny; antonym (adj) unimaginative. celfyddwr 1. artificer; synonyms (n) artisan, craftsman, manufacturer, discoverer, inventor, journeyman, maker, armorer, armourer, (adj) mechanic, 2. artist; synonyms (n) actor, artificer, master, player, musician, performer, creator, entertainer, architect, stylist. celfyddyd 1. art; synonyms (n) know-how, skill, talent, trick, artistry, craft, dexterity, science, accomplishment, aptitude, 2. craft; synonyms (n) boat, ability, art, cunning, trade, artfulness, guile, fraud, shift, artifice, 3. skill; synonyms (n) capability, capacity, knack, faculty, finesse, address, adroitness, cleverness, competence, expertise; antonyms (n) clumsiness, inability, incompetence. celfyddydol artificial; synonyms (adj) affected, theatrical, bogus, fake, false, feigned, forced, mannered, phony, strained; antonyms (adj) natural, genuine, real. celi heaven; synonyms (n) paradise, bliss, glory, nirvana, sky, ecstasy, utopia; antonym (n) hell. cell 1. chamber; synonyms (n) bedroom, hall, bedchamber, cavity, cell, council, compartment, committee, court, cubicle, 2. cell; synonyms (n) cage, jail, cadre, hole, cave, booth, chamber, coop, den, lair.
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celli grove; synonyms (n) copse, forest, coppice, orchard, thicket, wood, gardens, residences, park, bottom. cellwair 1. fun; synonyms (adj) amusing, (n) amusement, enjoyment, frolic, entertainment, play, recreation, comedy, delight, (v) banter; antonym (n) misery, 2. banter; synonyms (n) ridicule, raillery, (v) badinage, chaff, jest, joke, kid, tease, deride, quiz, 3. badinage; synonyms (n) pleasantry, mockery, persiflage, sport, retort, smartness, humor, irony, quip, repartee, 4. jest; synonyms (n) gag, gibe, jape, game, caper, pun, (v) gird, jeer, sneer, clown, 5. trifle; synonyms (n) nothing, bagatelle, detail, (v) dally, fiddle, flirt, fool, frivol, (adj) toy, trinket, 6. joke; synonyms (n) hoax, fun, antic, farce, jocularity, prank, trick, epigram, laugh, (v) mock; antonym (n) tragedy. cellweiriwr 1. jester; synonyms (n) comedian, buffoon, fool, joker, clown, comic, 2. trifler; synonyms (n) dilettante, idler, dabbler, dallier, dangler, dawdler, doodle, fribble, fribbler, gambler. cellweirus 1. arch; synonyms (n) arc, acute, bend, curvature, dome, (v) curve, bow, vault, (adj) shrewd, sly; antonym (v) straightness, 2. jocular; synonyms (adj) humorous, jocose, amusing, comical, facetious, funny, cheerful, hilarious, jesting, droll, 3. playful; synonyms (adj) jocular, frisky, impish, kittenish, mischievous, skittish, naughty, frivolous, frolicsome, gamesome; antonyms (adj) serious, lethargic, solemn. celu 1. hide; synonyms (v) conceal, disguise, obscure, bury, cloak, (n) cover, fur, coat, fell, (adj) darken; antonyms (v) reveal, show, expose, express, 2. conceal; synonyms (v) hide, mask, screen, shield, smother, suppress, cloud, ensconce, muffle, (n) veil; antonyms (v) divulge, clarify, uncover. celwrn 1. bucket; synonyms (n) tub, bucketful, container, pail, scoop, mug, pipkin, skeel, tankard, pan, 2. pail; synonyms (n) bucket, pailful, pot, cogue, stomach, 3. tub; synonyms (n) bath, bathtub, cask, vat, basin, tubful, vessel, (v) bathe. celwydd 1. lie; synonyms (v) consist, repose, (n) fabrication, falsehood, falsity, fib, fiction, rest, untruth, bluff; antonyms (v) stand, (n) truth, 2. falsehood; synonyms (n) fable, deceit, deception, lie, invention, dishonesty, forgery, story, misrepresentation, fallacy; antonyms (n) fact, honesty, 3. fib; synonyms (n) tale, prevarication, whopper, taradiddle, (v) fabricate, prevaricate, falsify, 4. untruth; synonyms (n) mendacity, falsification. celwyddog 1. false; synonyms (adj) bastard, counterfeit, untrue, deceitful, dishonest, erroneous, artificial, assumed, deceptive, disloyal; antonyms (adj) true, real, correct, factual, faithful, genuine, natural, truthful, honest, valid, 2. lying; synonyms
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(adj) false, mendacious, misleading, fraudulent, (n) fabrication, falsehood, lie, deceit, dishonesty, duplicity; antonym (n) honesty, 3. mendacious; synonyms (adj) lying, untruthful, insincere. celwyddwr liar; synonyms (n) deceiver, falsifier, trickster, prevaricator, phony, fake, fraud, gabber, leaser, pseudologist. celynnen holly; synonym (adv) wholly. cemeg chemistry; synonyms (n) alchemy, attraction, charm, organization, (adj) acyclic, botany. cemegol chemical; synonyms (adj) chemic, alchemical, alkaline, plastic, spagyrical, actinic, analytical, ersatz, (n) ammunition, reagent. cemegwr chemist; synonyms (n) apothecary, pharmacist, druggist, pharmaceutist, pharmacy, pharmacopolist, alchemist, chemic, dispensatory, laborant. cen 1. skin (croen); synonyms (n) peel, hide, coating, fur, hull, rind, shell, (v) pare, bark, scrape, 2. lichen; synonym (n) mold, 3. film; synonyms (n) membrane, cloud, cinema, coat, covering, haze, layer, movie, show, (v) mist, 4. peel; synonyms (n) skin, (v) flake, flay, decorticate, excoriate, husk, shave, strip, disrobe, desquamate, 5. scurf; synonyms (n) dandruff, scale, scruff, dartre, exfoliation, furfur, plate, scurfiness. cenadwri message; synonyms (n) communication, meaning, information, errand, letter, mission, dispatch, lesson, note, significance. cenau 1. whelp; synonyms (n) puppy, chicken, chrysalis, cur, dog, hound, larva, (v) pup, bear, lay, 2. cub; synonyms (n) child, whelp, youngster, greenhorn, lad, laddie, novice, rookie, 3. rascal; synonyms (n) imp, knave, miscreant, monkey, rapscallion, rogue, scamp, scoundrel, villain, vagabond. cenedl 1. race; synonyms (n) kind, dash, family, career, competition, (v) course, run, rush, fly, (adj) lineage, 2. gender; synonyms (n) sex, sexuality, femininity, (v) copulate, 3. nation; synonyms (n) state, country, kingdom, commonwealth, community, land, people, nationality, public, tribe. cenedlaethol national; synonyms (adj) internal, domestic, home, civil, interior, ethnic, federal, native, (n) citizen, local; antonyms (adj) international, foreign, private, (n) foreigner. cenedlaetholdeb nationalism; synonyms (n) chauvinism, patriotism, loyalty, partisanship, xenophobia, devotion. cenedlaetholi nationalize; synonym (v) nationalise. cenedlaetholwr nationalist; synonyms (adj) nationalistic, chauvinistic, jingoistic, separatist, superpatriotic, ultranationalistic, (n) patriot, loyalist, compatriot, partisan.
cenfaint herd; synonyms (n) flock, swarm, drove, gang, crew, covey, mob, multitude, (v) crowd, (adj) bevy. cenfigen 1. jealousy; synonyms (n) suspicion, competition, contention, distrust, qualm, scruple, doubt, challenge, contest, diffidence, 2. envy; synonyms (n) desire, enviousness, resentment, hatred, discontent, emulation, (v) begrudge, covet, want, grudge. cenfigennu envy; synonyms (n) desire, enviousness, resentment, hatred, discontent, emulation, (v) begrudge, covet, want, grudge. cengl 1. band; synonyms (n) cluster, party, set, swathe, circle, collar, company, crew, (v) ring, combine, 2. girth; synonyms (n) cinch, width, belt, circumference, fatness, (v) girt, begird, encircle, gird, girdle; antonym (n) length, 3. hank; synonyms (n) skein, hasp, clasp, hinge, hunk, bolt, catch, hold, influence, latch. cenglu 1. wind (gwynt); synonyms (n) air, (v) coil, twist, curl, meander, turn, bend, curve, twine, blow, 2. girth; synonyms (n) cinch, width, belt, circumference, fatness, (v) girt, begird, encircle, gird, girdle; antonym (n) length, 3. hank; synonyms (n) skein, hasp, clasp, hinge, hunk, bolt, catch, hold, influence, latch. cenhadaeth mission; synonyms (n) commission, delegation, deputation, job, assignment, charge, duty, goal, legation, chore. cenhadol missionary; synonyms (n) apostle, missioner, propagandist, revivalist, teacher, preacher. cenhadu permit; synonyms (v) allow, give, license, admit, leave, let, bear, (n) consent, licence, (adj) grant; antonyms (v) forbid, ban, prevent, prohibit, stop. cenhadwr missionary; synonyms (n) apostle, missioner, propagandist, revivalist, teacher, preacher. cenhedlaeth generation; synonyms (n) age, creation, epoch, era, genesis, contemporaries, formation, offspring, period, time. cenhedlig 1. gentile; synonyms (adj) alien, (n) heathen, pagan, goy, infidel, 2. pagan; synonyms (adj) gentile, heathenish, ethnic, irreligious, (n) idolater. cenhedlu 1. breed; synonyms (n) kind, race, variety, ancestry, sort, order, (v) engender, beget, multiply, bear, 2. generate; synonyms (v) breed, develop, cause, get, provoke, create, father, produce, raise, reproduce, 3. beget; synonyms (v) generate, procreate, sire, make, mother, propagate, acquire. cenhinen leek; synonyms (n) scallion, chive. cenllif 1. deluge; synonyms (n) cataclysm, cloudburst, downpour, torrent, debacle, (v) flood, inundate, overflow, overrun, overwhelm; antonym (n) drought, 2. flood; synonyms (n) deluge, pour,
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Welsh - English stream, (v) drench, flow, glut, drown, flush, gush, (prep) tide; antonyms (n) shortage, (v) trickle, 3. torrent; synonyms (n) rain, shower, soaker, burst, inundation, cataract, (adj) volley, eruption, blast, bounce. cenllysg hail; synonyms (n) greet, call, (v) address, cry, acclaim, applaud, summon, accost, cheer, come. cennad 1. leave; synonyms (v) depart, forsake, go, abandon, desert, quit, escape, flee, (n) furlough, holiday; antonyms (v) arrive, enter, stay, remain, approach, change, come, 2. messenger; synonyms (n) envoy, emissary, harbinger, runner, ambassador, carrier, courier, precursor, apostle, (v) herald. cennog 1. scurfy; synonyms (adj) scaly, scabrous, furfuraceous, lepidote, leprose, (n) scabby, scurvy, 2. scaly; synonyms (adj) scaled, rough, scurfy, scaley, (v) cortical, cutaneous, cuticular, dermal. cennu 1. scale; synonyms (n) flake, gamut, degree, graduation, measure, (v) ascend, climb, gauge, mount, (adj) balance; antonym (v) descend, 2. scurf; synonyms (n) dandruff, scale, scruff, dartre, exfoliation, furfur, plate, scurfiness, shell. cerbyd 1. car; synonyms (n) automobile, auto, carriage, coach, truck, vehicle, tramcar, coupe, jalopy, gondola, 2. chariot; synonyms (n) car, wagon, wain, char, araba, barouche, break, britzka, brougham, calash, 3. coach; synonyms (n) trainer, tutor, instructor, teacher, autobus, bus, charabanc, (v) train, educate, (adj) prime. cerbydwr coachman; synonyms (n) driver, drayman, postboy, coachee, (v) whip, beat, conquer, flog, jerk, lash. cerdd 1. music; synonyms (n) harmony, melody, chorus, musical, composition, sound, euphony, medicine, refrain, din, 2. song; synonyms (n) air, strain, cry, warble, poem, (v) ditty, chant, sing, (adj) lay, ballad, 3. poem; synonyms (n) song, rhyme, verse, sonnet, construction, fabrication, from, laughingstock, making, measure, 4. lay; synonyms (v) place, put, fix, set, deposit, install, lie, rest, (adj) secular, (n) pitch, 5. poetry; synonyms (n) poesy, style; antonym (n) prose. cerdded 1. walk; synonyms (v) ramble, course, hike, move, roam, (n) step, gait, pace, path, saunter, 2. go; synonyms (v) come, elapse, pass, break, crack, depart, disappear, drive, run, travel, 3. travel; synonyms (n) journey, stroke, passage, tour, voyage, (v) go, proceed, ride, cruise, sail. cerddediad 1. walking; synonyms (v) careless, current, excelling, (adj) moving, active, ambulant, ambulative, (n) walk, traveling, (adv) afoot, 2. going; synonyms (v) go, course, (n) departure, exit, leaving, parting, disappearance, expiration, (adj) running, working, 3. gait; synonyms (n) pace, tread, carriage, rate, stride, action, movement,
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manner, (v) step, footstep, 4. pace; synonyms (n) rapidity, speed, tempo, celerity, fastness, run, beat, cadence, footfall, (v) gait; antonym (n) slowness. cerddgar 1. harmonious; synonyms (adj) congruous, congenial, consonant, musical, amicable, peaceful, consistent, gentle, compatible, friendly; antonyms (adj) discordant, dissonant, harsh, 2. musical; synonyms (adj) melodious, harmonious, melodic, canorous, sweet, tuneful, pleasing. cerddor 1. musician; synonyms (n) player, instrumentalist, minstrel, singer, actor, artiste, virtuoso, 2. singer; synonyms (n) vocalist, musician, warbler, soloist, entertainer, artist, cantor, composer, conductor, informer. cerddorfa orchestra; synonyms (n) band, minstrelsy, ensemble, group, orchester, orchestre. cerddoriaeth music; synonyms (n) harmony, melody, chorus, musical, composition, sound, euphony, medicine, refrain, din. cerddorol musical; synonyms (adj) melodious, harmonious, melodic, canorous, sweet, tuneful, pleasing; antonym (adj) discordant. cerddwr walker; synonyms (n) pedestrian, footer, hiker, rambler, stroller, backpacker, perambulator. cerdyn card; synonyms (n) bill, board, ticket, label, carte, menu, notice, placard, postal, (v) tease. cerfddelw statue; synonyms (n) image, figure, monument, statuette, effigy, bust, icon, picture, model, statua. cerfio carve; synonyms (v) sculpture, cut, mold, engrave, incise, inscribe, shape, whittle, slash, deal. cerflun 1. engraving; synonyms (n) etching, print, plate, picture, engravement, chasing, gravery, impression, model, design, 2. statue; synonyms (n) image, figure, monument, statuette, effigy, bust, icon, statua, deity, doll. cerfluniaeth sculpture; synonyms (n) carving, cut, statue, figure, (v) carve, engrave, grave, mold, sculpt, model. cerflunydd sculptor; synonyms (n) carver, cutter, imager, sculpturer, woodcarver. cerfwaith 1. carving; synonyms (n) sculpture, cut, cutting, engraving, statue, art, image, etching, figure, division, 2. sculpture; synonyms (n) carving, (v) carve, engrave, grave, mold, sculpt, model, form, shape, knead. cern 1. cheek; synonyms (n) audacity, boldness, brass, face, impertinence, nerve, gall, impudence, insolence, lip; antonym (n) respect, 2. jaw; synonyms (n) chin, (v) chatter, gossip, chat, gab, jabber, berate, chaffer, chew, confabulate. cernod buffet; synonyms (n) blow, (v) beat, batter, cuff, buff, hit, knock, punch, smack, belabor. cerpyn 1. clout; synonyms (n) cuff, hit, punch, knock, slap, swipe, crack, (v) smack, strike, whack, 2. rag;
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synonyms (n) newspaper, tabloid, (v) banter, bedevil, tease, chaff, badger, bait, kid, (adj) shred. cerrynt 1. course; synonyms (n) stream, flow, bearing, career, current, path, road, route, track, (v) run, 2. current; synonyms (adj) common, contemporary, fashionable, instant, actual, fresh, modern, (n) afloat, movement, (prep) course; antonyms (adj) obsolete, past, old, old-fashioned, previous, 3. road (ffordd); synonyms (n) passage, way, avenue, highway, line, approach, direction, roadway, street, thoroughfare. cert cart; synonyms (n) car, handcart, (v) carry, haul, drag, bear, take, transfer, convey, draw. certh 1. right (iawn); synonyms (adj) correct, appropriate, due, just, proper, decent, good, even, perfect, (n) privilege; antonyms (adj) inappropriate, unjustified, immoral, incorrect, (n) left, (v) wrong, 2. awful; synonyms (adj) abominable, appalling, awesome, dreadful, fearful, terrible, atrocious, bad, horrible, nasty; antonyms (adj) excellent, great, marvelous, wonderful, lovely, nice, pleasant. certiwr carter; synonyms (n) carrier, coachman, driver, whip, drayman, cartman, charioteer, hauler, postboy, postilion. certwain 1. cart; synonyms (n) car, handcart, (v) carry, haul, drag, bear, take, transfer, convey, draw, 2. wain; synonyms (n) waggon, wagon, bufflehead, butterball, dipper, plough, plow, chariot. certwyn 1. cart; synonyms (n) car, handcart, (v) carry, haul, drag, bear, take, transfer, convey, draw, 2. wain; synonyms (n) waggon, wagon, bufflehead, butterball, dipper, plough, plow, chariot. cerwyn 1. winepress, 2. vat; synonyms (n) tub, barrel, cask, tun, container, jar, drum, 3. tub; synonyms (n) bath, bathtub, vat, basin, tubful, vessel, (v) bathe. cerydd 1. correction; synonyms (n) amendment, adjustment, alteration, castigation, chastisement, discipline, redress, modification, emendation, improvement; antonym (n) fabrication, 2. censure; synonyms (n) reprimand, animadversion, attack, accusation, (v) blame, accuse, abuse, reproach, berate, carp; antonyms (n) approval, (v) praise, approve, commend, 3. admonition; synonyms (n) warning, admonishment, advice, caution, reproof, caveat, censure, counsel, exhortation, lesson, 4. chastisement; synonyms (n) correction, punishment, rebuke, penalty, chastening, 5. reproof; synonyms (n) admonition, reprehension, condemnation, objurgation, criticism, reprobation, scolding, monition, expostulation, (v) lecture, 6. rebuke; synonyms (n) rebuff, rap, (v) chide, castigate, admonish, check, scold, chasten, jaw, lambaste; antonym (v) compliment.
ceryddol chastening; synonyms (adj) excruciating, grueling, penal, (n) chastisement, castigation, correction, deserts, punishment, rectification. ceryddu 1. admonish; synonyms (v) warn, chide, rebuke, remonstrate, remind, advise, caution, censure, lecture, reprimand; antonym (v) praise, 2. chastise; synonyms (v) castigate, chasten, correct, criticize, punish, scourge, beat, scold, discipline, flog, 3. animadvert; synonyms (v) comment, study, fulminate, observe, opine, complain, guess, imagine, kick, kvetch, 4. correct; synonyms (adj) right, accurate, appropriate, becoming, nice, precise, (v) adjust, amend, chastise, better; antonyms (adj) incorrect, false, faulty, inappropriate, mistaken, improper, (v) wrong, spoil, 5. rebuke; synonyms (n) blame, rebuff, reproach, admonition, reproof, admonishment, rap, (v) berate, admonish, check; antonyms (v) commend, compliment. ceryddwr rebuker; synonyms (n) reproacher, reprover, upbraider. cesail 1. armpit; synonym (n) axilla, 2. bosom; synonyms (n) breast, heart, interior, boob, embrace, bust, chest, soul, (v) hug, (adj) intimate. cesair hail; synonyms (n) greet, call, (v) address, cry, acclaim, applaud, summon, accost, cheer, come. cest 1. belly; synonyms (n) abdomen, stomach, inside, bowels, intestines, waist, (v) balloon, swell, billow, bloat, 2. paunch; synonyms (n) belly, fat, gut, ventricle, pouch. cestog corpulent; synonyms (adj) fat, obese, portly, stout, fleshy, overweight, plump, lusty, chubby, tubby; antonym (adj) skinny. cethin 1. dark; synonyms (adj) black, dismal, cheerless, dim, obscure, blind, blue, deep, (n) cloudy, darkness; antonyms (adj) bright, sunny, fair, clear, pale, pallid, sunlit, (n) light, day, 2. fierce; synonyms (adj) bitter, violent, acute, cruel, ferocious, brutal, furious, grim, savage, nasty; antonyms (adj) gentle, mild, 3. ugly; synonyms (adj) disagreeable, forbidding, frightful, gruesome, hideous, homely, repulsive, surly, evil, offensive; antonyms (adj) beautiful, attractive, good-looking, flowing, ornamental. cethr 1. spear; synonyms (n) harpoon, lance, pike, fizgig, gig, prick, shaft, (v) impale, spike, stab, 2. nail; synonyms (n) arrest, pin, (v) catch, apprehend, collar, hook, strike, capture, cop, (adj) tack. cethren 1. nail; synonyms (n) arrest, pin, (v) catch, apprehend, collar, hook, strike, capture, cop, (adj) tack, 2. spear; synonyms (n) harpoon, lance, pike, fizgig, gig, prick, shaft, (v) impale, spike, stab. cetyn 1. piece; synonyms (n) cut, division, fragment, part, article, component, composition, hunk, lump, patch, 2. pipe (pib); synonyms (n) tube, conduit, channel, duct, flue, hose, passage, pipage, (v) cry,
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Welsh - English peep, 3. bit; synonyms (n) crumb, morsel, piece, atom, drop, fleck, moment, portion, (v) curb, scrap. ceubwll pit; synonyms (n) cavity, dent, hole, depression, grave, colliery, excavation, (v) den, ditch, (adj) hollow. ceudod 1. hollow; synonyms (adj) blank, concave, empty, false, (n) cavity, hole, cave, depression, (v) excavate, dent; antonyms (adj) convex, (n) solid, hump, 2. heart (calon); synonyms (n) core, center, spirit, affection, basis, bosom, breast, courage, crux, (adj) gist; antonym (n) edge, 3. abdomen; synonyms (n) belly, stomach, venter, gut, breadbasket, guts, corporation, intestines, middle, midsection, 4. cavity; synonyms (n) cavern, hollow, pocket, caries, chamber, pit, void, cell, crater, dimple, 5. thought; synonyms (n) notion, idea, opinion, conception, consideration, impression, belief, feeling, reflection, sentiment; antonym (n) fact. ceufad canoe; synonyms (n) boat, caique, felucca, (adj) self-sufficient. ceuffordd tunnel; synonyms (n) hole, funnel, chimney, (v) burrow, dig, excavate, bore, gouge, (adj) mine, undermine. ceuffos 1. drain; synonyms (n) ditch, culvert, dike, (v) deplete, waste, exhaust, bleed, leak, (adj) cloaca, dissipate; antonym (v) bolster, 2. ditch; synonyms (n) trench, canal, channel, (v) abandon, chuck, desert, discard, dump, moat, cut; antonym (v) keep. ceulan 1. bank (banc); synonyms (n) dam, coast, slope, store, limit, stack, bluff, (v) embankment, gradient, deposit; antonym (v) withdraw, 2. brink; synonyms (n) verge, border, edge, boundary, brim, hem, shore, threshold, periphery, lip. ceulo 1. curdle; synonyms (v) clot, coagulate, congeal, curd, clabber, sour, 2. coagulate; synonyms (v) set, condense, harden, freeze, solidify, (n) curdle, (adj) consolidate, coagulated, concrete, grumous; antonym (v) liquefy. ceunant 1. gorge; synonyms (n) abyss, chasm, cleft, esophagus, (v) devour, glut, cram, fill, gobble, engorge; antonyms (n) hill, (v) nibble, fast, 2. ravine; synonyms (n) gorge, canyon, dell, defile, pass, valley, ravin, (v) gap. chwa 1. blast; synonyms (n) bang, slam, burst, (v) attack, blare, blight, bomb, boom, (adj) discharge, explosion, 2. breeze; synonyms (n) breath, air, gust, blow, flurry, gale, rumor, wind, zephyr, (v) move, 3. gust; synonyms (n) eruption, blast, puff, whiff, flare, breeze, storm, outburst, detonation, squall, 4. puff; synonyms (n) gasp, drag, (v) pant, boast, brag, heave, huff, inflate, breathe, distend. chwaer sister; synonyms (n) nun, nurse, brother, mate, twin, baby, counterpart, double, match, member.
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chwaeth taste; synonyms (n) bit, flavor, liking, morsel, penchant, appetite, (v) relish, savor, sample, smack; antonyms (n) dislike, tastelessness. chwaethu taste; synonyms (n) bit, flavor, liking, morsel, penchant, appetite, (v) relish, savor, sample, smack; antonyms (n) dislike, tastelessness. chwaethus 1. decent; synonyms (adj) proper, adequate, appropriate, acceptable, becoming, comely, decorous, honest, modest, respectable; antonyms (adj) immoral, unwholesome, inappropriate, disreputable, filthy, inadequate, indecent, unsuitable, 2. tasteful; synonyms (adj) elegant, refined, neat, graceful, savory, dainty, delicious, tasty, appreciate, artistic; antonyms (adj) tasteless, cheap, garish, vulgar, offensive. chwaith neither; synonym (conj) nother. chwalfa 1. upset; synonyms (v) overturn, agitate, disquiet, overthrow, bother, confuse, (adj) unsettled, (n) disorder, trouble, distress; antonyms (v) calm, please, encourage, soothe, (adj) pleased, confident, 2. rout; synonyms (n) discomfiture, discomfit, flight, (v) defeat, conquer, beat, crush, overcome, overpower, overwhelm; antonym (n) victory. chwalu 1. spread; synonyms (v) scatter, reach, disperse, expand, extend, broadcast, circulate, diffuse, disseminate, increase; antonym (adj) concentrated, 2. dash; synonyms (n) rush, sprint, animation, beat, bit, bolt, (v) dart, touch, strike, break; antonym (n) lethargy, 3. demolish; synonyms (v) consume, annihilate, defeat, batter, crush, destroy, devastate, raze, blast, dismantle; antonyms (v) build, construct, 4. scatter; synonyms (v) dispel, distribute, dissipate, spray, disband, sprinkle, propagate, litter, rout, (n) spread; antonym (v) gather. chwalwr scatterer; synonym (n) diffuser. chwannen flea; synonyms (n) chamois, frog, goat, grasshopper, lop, (adj) louse, vermin, (v) flay. chwannog 1. addicted; synonyms (v) addict, (adj) dedicated, habituated, habitual, accustomed, captivated, devote, enthusiastic, fond, given; antonym (adj) unaddicted, 2. desirous; synonyms (adj) anxious, wistful, avid, ambitious, covetous, eager, greedy, hungry, longing, (v) willing; antonym (adj) undesirous. chwant 1. desire; synonyms (n) ambition, hope, aspiration, will, wish, (v) fancy, aspire, seek, want, aim; antonyms (n) aversion, reality, (v) dislike, hate, 2. craving; synonyms (n) appetite, desire, longing, addiction, appetency, eagerness, hankering, hunger, (adj) eager, hungry, 3. appetite; synonyms (n) appetence, relish, craving, gusto, inclination, liking, passion, stomach, taste, thirst, 4. lust; synonyms (n) lecherousness, libido, cupidity, lechery, wantonness, (v) itch, covet, crave, long, (adj) concupiscence.
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chwantus lustful; synonyms (adj) lascivious, lewd, lecherous, libidinous, licentious, prurient, concupiscent, lickerish, carnal, (adv) fleshly. chwarae play; synonyms (v) act, pastime, enact, exercise, perform, joke, (n) frolic, game, sport, bet; antonym (v) work. chwaraedy 1. playhouse; synonyms (n) theater, theatre, arena, auditorium, toyhouse, 2. theater; synonyms (n) house, playhouse, ambo, battleground, dramatics, dramaturgy, field, pulpit. chwaraefwrdd stage; synonyms (n) grade, phase, floor, degree, level, period, point, arena, layer, (v) present. chwaraegar 1. sportive; synonyms (adj) frolicsome, playful, cheerful, gay, jocund, jolly, lively, merry, rollicking, blithe, 2. playful; synonyms (adj) jocular, frisky, humorous, impish, kittenish, mischievous, skittish, naughty, frivolous, gamesome; antonyms (adj) serious, lethargic, solemn. chwaraegerdd drama; synonyms (n) play, show, tragedy, performance, spectacle, theater. chwaraewr player; synonyms (n) musician, actor, participant, contestant, histrion, instrumentalist, performer, thespian, artiste, competitor. chwaraeydd actor; synonyms (n) doer, player, agent, comedian, thespian, artist, artiste, entertainer, histrion, (v) performer. chwarddiad laugh (chwerthin); synonyms (n) chuckle, chortle, jest, gag, jape, laughter, (v) joke, giggle, smile, titter; antonym (v) cry. chwarel quarry; synonyms (n) mine, prey, game, dig, pit, target, victim, butt, excavation, (v) excavate. chwarelwr quarryman; synonym (n) quarrier. chwareus playful; synonyms (adj) jocular, frisky, humorous, impish, kittenish, mischievous, skittish, naughty, frivolous, frolicsome; antonyms (adj) serious, lethargic, solemn. chwarren 1. gland; synonyms (n) secreter, secretor, glandula, 2. kernel; synonyms (n) core, center, essence, gist, heart, content, grain, inwardness, marrow, nucleus. chwarter quarter; synonyms (n) area, part, district, division, mercy, neighborhood, region, direction, (v) place, lodge. chwarterol quarterly; synonyms (adj) trimestrial, (n) magazine, periodical, journal, monthly, paper, publication, weekly. chwarteru quarter; synonyms (n) area, part, district, division, mercy, neighborhood, region, direction, (v) place, lodge. chwe six (chwech); synonyms (n) sise, sixer, hexad, sestet, sextet, sextuplet, ace, assize, bigness, bulk. chwech 1. six; synonyms (n) sise, sixer, hexad, sestet, sextet, sextuplet, ace, assize, bigness, bulk, 2.
sixpence; synonyms (n) tanner, bender, testern, tester. chwecheiniog sixpence; synonyms (n) tanner, bender, testern, tester. chwedl 1. anecdote; synonyms (n) account, tale, narrative, story, yarn, fable, relation, fiction, 2. story; synonyms (n) layer, history, narration, recital, report, falsehood, fib, floor, legend, level; antonym (n) truth, 3. tale; synonyms (n) lie, gossip, novel, romance, anecdote, fabrication, myth, invention, rumor, saga. chwedleua 1. gossip; synonyms (n) rumor, chitchat, gab, chatterbox, conversation, babble, comment, (v) chat, chatter, natter; antonym (n) fact, 2. talk; synonyms (v) gossip, converse, lecture, address, articulate, prattle, speak, (n) discourse, language, colloquy. chwedleugar talkative; synonyms (adj) loquacious, chatty, garrulous, gabby, verbose, gossipy, glib, communicative, talky, wordy; antonyms (adj) taciturn, reserved, mute, quiet, shy, silent. chwedloniaeth mythology; synonyms (n) myths, legend, folklore, lore, religion, tradition, legends. chwedlonol 1. mythical; synonyms (adj) fabulous, mythic, fabled, fanciful, fictitious, imaginary, legendary, mythological, unreal, fictional, 2. mythological; synonyms (adj) mythical, mythologic. chwedlonydd mythologist; synonyms (n) mythologer, mythologian. chweg 1. pleasant; synonyms (adj) bright, acceptable, agreeable, amiable, charming, jolly, kindly, nice, facetious, affable; antonyms (adj) unpleasant, disagreeable, disgusting, foul, gruesome, harsh, horrible, nasty, repugnant, shocking, 2. sweet (melys); synonyms (adj) beloved, delicious, fresh, lovely, mellow, dear, lovable, melodious, musical, pleasant; antonyms (adj) sour, acid, bitter, discordant, acidic, pungent, sharp, salty. chwen weed; synonyms (n) grass, marijuana, pot, plant, ganja, (v) rake, eliminate, hoe, plow, (adj) pick. chwephlyg sixfold; synonym (adj) sextuple. chwerthin 1. laugh; synonyms (n) chuckle, chortle, jest, gag, jape, laughter, (v) joke, giggle, smile, titter; antonym (v) cry, 2. laughter; synonyms (n) amusement, fun, laugh, merriment, hilarity, mirth, derision, happiness; antonym (n) sadness. chwerthiniad laugh (chwerthin); synonyms (n) chuckle, chortle, jest, gag, jape, laughter, (v) joke, giggle, smile, titter; antonym (v) cry. chwerthinllyd 1. laughable; synonyms (adj) funny, absurd, amusing, humorous, comical, droll, farcical, ludicrous, ridiculous, comic, 2. ridiculous; synonyms (adj) foolish, preposterous,
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Welsh - English laughable, inane, nonsensical, derisory, irrational, outrageous, silly, inconsistent; antonyms (adj) sensible, inspiring, reasonable. chwerw 1. bitter; synonyms (adj) acrimonious, biting, acrid, sharp, acerbic, acid, caustic, keen, malicious, resentful; antonyms (adj) mild, sweet, charitable, hot, kind, sugary, 2. acrid; synonyms (adj) bitter, pungent, acerb, corrosive, harsh, sour, astringent, blistering, poignant, sarcastic, 3. acrimonious; synonyms (adj) virulent, cutting, hard, mordacious, morose, severe, tart, 4. sharp; synonyms (adj) acute, intelligent, incisive, intense, penetrating, piercing, pointed, quick, alert, (v) brisk; antonyms (adj) blunt, dull, gentle, rounded, bland, blurred, naive, round, smooth, 5. severe; synonyms (adj) austere, rigid, inclement, rigorous, rough, arduous, bad, grim, heavy, serious; antonyms (adj) lenient, slight, easy, lax. chwerwder bitterness; synonyms (n) acerbity, acrimony, animosity, gall, malice, resentment, acidity, asperity, bitter, enmity; antonym (n) sweetness. chwerwi embitter; synonyms (v) acerbate, aggravate, anger, exacerbate, exasperate, sour, envenom, inflame. chwiban whistle; synonyms (n) whistling, (v) pipe, sing, twitter, hiss, cry, warble, cheep, tweet, chirp. chwibaniad 1. whistling; synonyms (n) whistle, pennywhistle, 2. whistle; synonyms (n) whistling, (v) pipe, sing, twitter, hiss, cry, warble, cheep, tweet, chirp. chwibanogl 1. whistle; synonyms (n) whistling, (v) pipe, sing, twitter, hiss, cry, warble, cheep, tweet, chirp, 2. flute; synonyms (n) wineglass, fluting, furrow, groove, plow, (v) channel, crease, fold, chamfer, crinkle. chwibanu whistle; synonyms (n) whistling, (v) pipe, sing, twitter, hiss, cry, warble, cheep, tweet, chirp. chwidr 1. wild; synonyms (adj) desert, waste, fierce, boisterous, violent, reckless, desolate, ferocious, furious, raging; antonyms (adj) calm, orderly, domestic, manageable, sane, cultivated, restrained, tame, 2. foolish; synonyms (adj) childish, crazy, fool, daft, dopey, dull, dumb, fatuous, preposterous, (n) absurd; antonyms (adj) wise, sensible, prudent, shrewd, visionary, 3. rash; synonyms (adj) foolhardy, imprudent, heedless, impetuous, precipitate, audacious, careless, headlong, (n) hasty, eruption; antonyms (adj) cautious, careful, considered, deliberate. chwiffiad 1. whiff; synonyms (n) scent, breath, aroma, odor, trace, (v) puff, blow, smell, sniff, drag, 2. jiffy; synonyms (n) flash, instant, minute, moment, second, trice, twinkling, wink, bit, crack. chwifio 1. wave; synonyms (n) billow, gesture, motion, sign, surge, (v) brandish, flap, flutter, curl,
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flourish, 2. brandish; synonyms (v) wave, display, flaunt, shake, wield, agitate, swing, bandy, beckon, 3. flourish; synonyms (v) thrive, bloom, boast, prosper, boom, brag, grow, blossom, burgeon, (n) fanfare; antonyms (v) decline, struggle. chwil 1. whirling; synonyms (adj) spinning, rotary, swirling, revolving, dizzy, giddy, lightheaded, (n) gyration, rotation, 2. beetle; synonyms (n) mallet, (v) overhang, project, jut, bulge, (adj) beetling, impend, bestride, mount, ride, 3. chafer; synonym (n) strip, 4. reeling; synonyms (n) titubation, (adj) bewildered, fuddled, groggy, intoxicated, queer, tipsy. chwilboeth scorching; synonyms (adj) burning, hot, baking, broiling, scalding, sweltering, boiling, sultry, (v) fiery, flaming; antonyms (adj) freezing, cold. chwildroi 1. whirl; synonyms (n) turn, wheel, twist, crack, (v) spin, twirl, eddy, roll, reel, swirl, 2. spin; synonyms (n) whirl, revolution, ride, (v) revolve, run, drive, fabricate, gyrate, invent, narrate. chwilen beetle; synonyms (n) mallet, (v) overhang, project, jut, bulge, (adj) beetling, impend, bestride, mount, ride. chwilenna 1. pilfer; synonyms (v) filch, steal, abstract, cabbage, lift, pinch, purloin, rob, embezzle, hook, 2. pry; synonyms (v) peep, prize, inquire, jimmy, nose, peer, snoop, prise, (n) lever, crowbar, 3. rummage; synonyms (n) search, explore, trash, (v) hunt, jumble, ransack, root, delve, forage, rifle. chwilfa 1. scrutiny; synonyms (n) examination, review, inspection, investigation, search, check, inquiry, research, analysis, study, 2. search; synonyms (n) hunt, pursuit, exploration, inquire, (v) grope, ransack, rummage, pry, examine, explore. chwilfriwio 1. dash; synonyms (n) rush, sprint, animation, beat, bit, bolt, (v) dart, touch, strike, break; antonym (n) lethargy, 2. smash; synonyms (v) collapse, crash, bang, hit, crush, mash, shatter, defeat, (n) clash, blast, 3. shatter; synonyms (v) fragment, burst, destroy, ruin, smash, dash, rupture, crack, demolish, batter. chwilfrydedd curiosity; synonyms (n) wonder, curio, curiousness, interest, oddity, rarity, nosiness, prying, prodigy, marvel. chwilfrydig 1. curious; synonyms (adj) abnormal, funny, interested, odd, peculiar, strange, unusual, bizarre, extraordinary, inquiring; antonyms (adj) normal, incurious, ordinary, 2. inquisitive; synonyms (adj) curious, nosy, prying, questioning, speculative, meddling, investigative, meddlesome, quizzical; antonym (adj) apathetic. chwilgar 1. curious; synonyms (adj) abnormal, funny, interested, odd, peculiar, strange, unusual, bizarre, extraordinary, inquiring; antonyms (adj) normal,
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incurious, ordinary, 2. inquisitive; synonyms (adj) curious, nosy, prying, questioning, speculative, meddling, investigative, meddlesome, quizzical; antonym (adj) apathetic. chwilgarwch inquisitiveness; synonyms (n) curiousness, curiosity, accuracy, carefulness, elaboration, exactness, foreignness, interest, nicety, painstaking; antonym (n) apathy. chwilgi busybody; synonyms (n) meddler, interloper, blabbermouth, chatterbox, chatterer, gossip, (v) snoop, (adj) pickthank, devotee, enthusiast. chwilio 1. search; synonyms (n) hunt, pursuit, examination, exploration, inquire, inquiry, inspection, (v) grope, ransack, rummage, 2. examine; synonyms (v) assay, audit, consider, overhaul, try, check, control, search, survey, ascertain, consider also 3. look for; synonyms (v) expect, anticipate, await, explore, seek. chwiliwr searcher; synonyms (n) investigator, hunter, quester, seeker, explorer, explorator, forager, indagator, scavenger. chwilota 1. rummage; synonyms (n) search, explore, trash, (v) hunt, jumble, ransack, root, delve, forage, rifle, 2. pry; synonyms (v) peep, prize, inquire, jimmy, nose, peer, snoop, prise, (n) lever, crowbar. chwim 1. agile; synonyms (adj) active, nimble, adroit, quick, spry, deft, lively, brisk, lithe, sprightly; antonym (adj) clumsy, 2. nimble; synonyms (adj) agile, alert, clever, energetic, expeditious, lissome, fleet, dapper, diligent, (v) light, 3. quick (cyflym); synonyms (adj) bright, prompt, hasty, intelligent, speedy, alive, cursory, dexterous, hurried, (adv) fast; antonyms (adj) slow, leisurely, dull. chwimiadur accelerator; synonyms (n) catalyst, gas, throttle, gun, promotor, artillery, flatulence, flatulency, gasolene, gasoline. chwimio 1. stir; synonyms (v) arouse, budge, move, rouse, affect, agitate, (n) movement, commotion, disturbance, (adj) bustle, 2. move (symud); synonyms (v) act, carry, excite, go, impel, instigate, maneuver, touch, (n) motion, drive; antonym (v) stay, 3. accelerate; synonyms (v) quicken, advance, hurry, speed, dispatch, rush, expedite, forward, further, (adj) vivify; antonyms (v) decelerate, stop. chwimwth 1. brisk; synonyms (adj) active, agile, bracing, alive, bright, lively, quick, acute, alert, energetic; antonyms (adj) slow, soporific, 2. nimble; synonyms (adj) adroit, brisk, spry, clever, expeditious, lithe, deft, lissome, fleet, (v) light; antonym (adj) clumsy. chwinciad 1. twinkling; synonyms (adj) sparkling, (n) instant, moment, flash, jiffy, minute, second, trice, twinkle, wink, 2. trice; synonym (n) twinkling.
chwip 1. whip; synonyms (v) scourge, lash, flog, strap, beat, flagellate, goad, punish, stir, thrash, 2.
whipping; synonyms (n) flagellation, beating, thrashing, flogging, lashing, licking, debacle, defeat, drubbing, overlocking. chwipio 1. whip; synonyms (v) scourge, lash, flog, strap, beat, flagellate, goad, punish, stir, thrash, 2. birch; synonyms (n) stick, cudgel, (v) whip, bang, cob, comb, dress, larrup, (adj) birchen, birken. chwipyn instantly; synonyms (adv) directly, immediately, forthwith, now, instantaneously, promptly, momentarily, outright, quickly, (adj) instanter; antonyms (adv) eventually, later, slowly. chwirligwgan whirligig; synonyms (n) carousel, roundabout, top, carrousel, rotary, screw, teetotum, circle, acme, cover. chwisgi whisky; synonyms (n) whiskey, (adj) usquebaugh, (v) rye, highball, peg, rum, schnapps, sherry, sling. chwistrell 1. syringe; synonyms (n) douche, beaker, flask, needle, pipette, carboy, plunger, vial, (v) hydrant, 2. squirt; synonyms (n) jet, spurt, spirt, fountain, (v) spray, gush, spout, eject, emit, splash. chwistrellu 1. inject; synonyms (v) infuse, enter, insert, instill, introduce, shoot, interject, (adj) syringe, 2. squirt; synonyms (n) jet, spurt, spirt, fountain, (v) spray, gush, spout, eject, emit, splash, 3. syringe; synonyms (n) douche, beaker, flask, needle, pipette, carboy, plunger, vial, (v) hydrant. chwith 1. left; synonyms (adj) gone, absent, odd, port, remaining, larboard, sinister, unexpended, abandoned, remainder; antonym (n) right, 2. wrong; synonyms (adj) harm, evil, false, ill, improper, bad, inappropriate, incorrect, (n) damage, injure; antonyms (adj) correct, good, proper, honest, law-abiding, (adv) correctly, (n) justice, 3. sorry; synonyms (adj) pathetic, contrite, paltry, penitent, piteous, pitiable, pitiful, remorseful, sorrowful, base; antonym (adj) unrepentant, 4. sad; synonyms (adj) dreary, dismal, distressing, gloomy, miserable, mournful, bleak, dejected, deplorable, depressed; antonyms (adj) happy, cheerful, joyful, brave, cheery, composed, 5. strange; synonyms (adj) extraneous, foreign, peculiar, abnormal, curious, extraordinary, irregular, mysterious, new, outlandish; antonyms (adj) normal, ordinary, familiar, typical, 6. reverse; synonyms (adj) opposite, converse, (v) annul, repeal, rescind, countermand, overturn, revoke, rear, (n) contrary; antonym (n) front. chwithig 1. wrong; synonyms (adj) harm, evil, false, ill, improper, bad, inappropriate, incorrect, (n) damage, injure; antonyms (adj) correct, good, proper, honest, law-abiding, (adv) correctly, (v) right, (n) justice, 2. bizarre; synonyms (adj) eccentric, fanciful, grotesque, singular, curious,
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Welsh - English extraordinary, fantastic, freakish, odd, outlandish; antonyms (adj) normal, ordinary, 3. awkward; synonyms (adj) clumsy, inconvenient, crude, embarrassing, inept, sticky, uncomfortable, ungainly, untoward, left-handed; antonyms (adj) graceful, easy, adroit, manageable, straightforward, convenient, dexterous, helpful, rotund, simple, 4. strange; synonyms (adj) extraneous, foreign, peculiar, abnormal, irregular, mysterious, new, unusual, rare, alien; antonyms (adj) familiar, typical. chwithigrwydd awkwardness; synonyms (n) clumsiness, embarrassment, stiffness, unwieldiness, inconvenience, delicacy, gawkiness, inelegance, troublesomeness, gaucherie; antonyms (n) elegance, gracefulness. chwithrwd 1. hiss; synonyms (n) buzz, hoot, jeer, taunt, hissing, ridicule, (v) boo, fizz, spit, sibilate, 2. rustle; synonyms (n) whisper, rustling, (v) hiss, lift, pilfer, steal, whiz. chwiw 1. fit; synonyms (v) agree, accommodate, meet, suit, adapt, correspond, (adj) decorous, apt, (n) adjust, convulsion; antonyms (adj) unfit, inappropriate, unwell, 2. attack; synonyms (n) incursion, thrust, aggression, fit, (v) assault, assail, attempt, aggress, charge, invade; antonyms (n) defense, (v) defend, protect, retreat. chwiwbigo pilfer; synonyms (v) filch, steal, abstract, cabbage, lift, pinch, purloin, rob, embezzle, hook. chwiwgi 1. thief; synonyms (n) robber, burglar, bandit, pirate, plunderer, crook, filcher, stealer, despoiler, freebooter, 2. sneak; synonyms (v) creep, lurk, (n) cower, slink, informer, skulk, snitch, (adj) coward, grovel, dastard, 3. rogue; synonyms (n) rascal, knave, imp, miscreant, cheat, impostor, cad, rapscallion, scamp, scoundrel. chwiwladrata pilfer; synonyms (v) filch, steal, abstract, cabbage, lift, pinch, purloin, rob, embezzle, hook. chwiwleidr pilferer; synonyms (n) thief, robber, plagiarist, rifler, crook, burglar, canary, fingerer, fink, poacher. chwydd swelling; synonyms (n) growth, intumescence, lump, protuberance, swell, bulge, projection, prominence, (v) inflated, (adj) growing. chwyddedig bombastic; synonyms (adj) declamatory, fustian, grandiloquent, grandiose, inflated, pompous, stilted, tumid, turgid, pretentious. chwyddiaeth bombast; synonyms (n) rant, fustian, grandiloquence, blah, jargon, (v) rodomontade. chwyddo 1. swell; synonyms (v) surge, enlarge, expand, heave, increase, rise, puff, bloat, grow, (adj) dandy; antonyms (v) decrease, deflate, desiccate, 2. increase; synonyms (n) gain, addition, augmentation, boom, (v) advance, accrue, extend,
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aggrandize, enhance, (adj) augment; antonyms (n) reduction, contraction, decline, (v) reduce, diminish, drop, deteriorate, 3. bloat; synonyms (v) balloon, bulge, distend, inflate, swell, billow, 4. magnify; synonyms (v) amplify, exaggerate, intensify, glorify, laud, aggravate, exalt, embellish, embroider, dilate; antonym (v) understate. chwydiad vomit; synonyms (v) spew, heave, puke, cast, disgorge, retch, sick, gag, eject, barf. chwydu 1. vomit; synonyms (v) spew, heave, puke, cast, disgorge, retch, sick, gag, eject, barf, 2. spue; synonyms (v) cat, regorge, upchuck, vomit, ptyalize, spit. chwyldro 1. orbit; synonyms (n) circle, cycle, field, orb, area, compass, domain, turn, expanse, course, 2. rotation; synonyms (n) revolution, gyration, roll, round, circulation, curl, wheel, orbit, sequence, bout, 3. revolution; synonyms (n) change, insurrection, mutiny, rebellion, revolt, rotation, alteration, coup, (v) circuit, (adj) disturbance. chwyldroad revolution; synonyms (n) change, gyration, insurrection, mutiny, rebellion, revolt, rotation, turn, alteration, (v) circuit. chwyldroadol revolutionary; synonyms (adj) radical, mutineer, rebellious, mutinous, (n) insurgent, rebel, extremist, insurrectionist, revolutionist, subversive; antonym (adj) old-fashioned. chwyldroadwr revolutionary; synonyms (adj) radical, mutineer, rebellious, mutinous, (n) insurgent, rebel, extremist, insurrectionist, revolutionist, subversive; antonym (adj) oldfashioned. chwyldroi 1. whirl; synonyms (n) turn, wheel, twist, crack, (v) spin, twirl, eddy, roll, reel, swirl, 2. rotate; synonyms (v) revolve, alternate, gyrate, swing, orbit, pivot, circulate, circle, 3. revolve; synonyms (v) consider, deliberate, meditate, ponder, contemplate, return, rotate, debate, muse, whirl. chwynnog weedy; synonyms (adj) scrawny, scraggy, skinny, meager, lanky, scrubby, underweight. chwynnu weed; synonyms (n) grass, marijuana, pot, plant, ganja, (v) rake, eliminate, hoe, plow, (adj) pick. chwyrn 1. swift; synonyms (adj) fast, fleet, quick, rapid, speedy, alert, hasty, nimble, prompt, agile; antonyms (adj) slow, considered, leisurely, 2. rapid; synonyms (adj) swift, cursory, expeditious, sudden, winged, express, hurried, immediate, instant, brisk; antonym (adj) gradual. chwyrndra 1. rapidity; synonyms (n) expedition, celerity, dispatch, promptness, quickness, fleetness, haste, pace, velocity, alacrity; antonym (n) slowness, 2. swiftness; synonyms (n) hurry,
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speed, rapidity, acceleration, agility, fastness, rate, readiness, speediness. chwyrnellu 1. whiz; synonyms (n) adept, ace, expert, (v) whir, hiss, whirr, whizz, zip, zoom, buzz; antonym (v) dawdle, 2. whirl; synonyms (n) turn, wheel, twist, crack, (v) spin, twirl, eddy, roll, reel, swirl. chwyrniad 1. snore; synonyms (v) snort, breathe, coma, doze, dream, hibernation, nap, siesta, (n) snoring, stertor, 2. snarl; synonyms (n) growl, tangle, bark, howl, kink, maze, (v) knot, entangle, muddle, (adj) snap, 3. snoring; synonyms (n) snore, (adj) asleep, stertorous. chwyrnu 1. hum; synonyms (n) humming, whisper, (v) buzz, croon, drone, murmur, sing, chant, trill, intone, 2. snarl; synonyms (n) growl, tangle, bark, howl, kink, maze, (v) knot, entangle, muddle, (adj) snap, 3. snore; synonyms (v) snort, breathe, coma, doze, dream, hibernation, nap, siesta, (n) snoring, stertor. chwys 1. perspiration; synonyms (n) sweat, diaphoresis, hidrosis, sudor, sweating, extravasation, effort, exertion, lather, fret, 2. sweat; synonyms (n) labor, perspiration, struggle, drudgery, labour, (v) work, perspire, toil, drudge, exude. chwysigen 1. blister; synonyms (n) bleb, boil, bubble, bulla, abscess, pimple, pustule, (v) scorch, burn, scald, 2. bladder; synonyms (n) cyst, vesica, balloon, capsule, utricle, vesicle, calyx, cancelli, newspaper, pod. chwysigennu blister; synonyms (n) bleb, boil, bubble, bulla, abscess, pimple, pustule, (v) scorch, burn, scald. chwyslyd sweaty; synonyms (adj) clammy, perspiring, sweating, damp, humid, sticky, warm; antonym (adj) dry. chwystwll pore; synonyms (n) interstice, stoma, aorta, artery, emunctory, scupper, (v) center, centre, concentrate, focus. chwysu 1. exude; synonyms (v) emit, excrete, ooze, secrete, sweat, exudate, discharge, show, seep, transude, 2. sweat; synonyms (n) labor, perspiration, lather, sudor, effort, struggle, (v) work, perspire, toil, drudge, 3. perspire; synonyms (v) transpire, drudgery, exhale, heat, sudate. chwyswr sweater; synonym (n) perspirer. chwythbib blowpipe; synonyms (n) blowgun, blowtube, (v) bellows, fan, punkah, ventilator, lungs. chwythiad blast; synonyms (n) bang, slam, burst, (v) attack, blare, blight, bomb, boom, (adj) discharge, explosion. chwythu 1. blow; synonyms (n) bang, beat, blast, knock, shock, wallop, (v) puff, bloom, blossom, (adj)
gasp; antonyms (v) calm, save, 2. breathe; synonyms (v) blow, exhale, live, subsist, be, emit, exist, imply, (n) respire, bespeak, 3. hiss; synonyms (n) buzz, hoot, jeer, taunt, hissing, ridicule, (v) boo, fizz, spit, sibilate, 4. blast; synonyms (n) slam, burst, (v) attack, blare, blight, bomb, boom, detonate, (adj) discharge, explosion. chwythwr blower; synonyms (n) bellows, fan, blast, cetacean, feeder, supercharger, prostitute, dolphins, encourager, (v) bluffer. chyda with (gyda); synonyms (prep) by, for, alongside, among, plus, (adv) on, beside, (adj) including, (n) withe. ci 1. dog; synonyms (n) cur, andiron, blackguard, click, detent, (v) chase, hound, beset, hunt, tail, 2. hound; synonyms (n) dog, cad, (v) bloodhound, badger, course, follow, bait, pester, pursue, drive. cib 1. husk; synonyms (n) bark, crust, skin, cortex, chaff, coat, covering, peel, rind, (v) hull, 2. pod; synonyms (n) capsule, case, husk, cod, pouch, cyst, (v) shell. cibddall purblind; synonyms (adj) blind, obtuse, opaque, dim, dumb, dense, dull, myopic, nearsighted, (v) shortsighted. cibo 1. frown; synonyms (n) scowl, (v) lower, pout, glower, grimace, glare; antonym (v) smile, 2. scowl; synonyms (n) growl, (v) frown, sulk, roar, sneer, (adj) bouderie, doldrums, dudgeon, dumps, mumps; antonym (v) grin. cibog scowling; synonyms (adj) frowning, angry, dark, dire, frowny, grim, threatening, ugly, sullen, (n) growling. cibyn 1. shell; synonyms (n) peel, rind, bullet, case, casing, sheath, bark, carcass, (v) bomb, bombard, 2. husk; synonyms (n) crust, skin, cortex, chaff, coat, covering, shell, shuck, cod, (v) hull. cic kick; synonyms (n) beef, bitch, gripe, thrill, bang, (v) boot, grumble, recoil, spurn, protest. cicio kick; synonyms (n) beef, bitch, gripe, thrill, bang, (v) boot, grumble, recoil, spurn, protest. cidwm 1. wolf; synonyms (n) philanderer, beast, brute, (v) devour, gobble, gorge, bolt, consume, eat, guzzle, 2. rascal; synonyms (n) imp, knave, miscreant, monkey, rapscallion, rogue, scamp, scoundrel, villain, vagabond. cig 1. meat; synonyms (n) flesh, core, essence, food, gist, heart, kernel, marrow, substance, crux, 2. flesh; synonyms (n) brawn, mortality, beef, anatomy, chassis, figure, form, frame, (adj) carnality, concupiscence. cigfran raven; synonyms (adj) black, jet, (n) crow, plunder, (v) prey, devour, feed, gulp, guttle, gorge. cignoeth caustic; synonyms (adj) biting, acrid, bitter, acrimonious, sharp, acerbic, corrosive, sarcastic, (v) acute, pungent; antonyms (adj) mild, gentle.
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Welsh - English cigog fleshy; synonyms (adj) fat, corpulent, brawny, chubby, obese, overweight, heavy, gross, (adv) plump, portly; antonym (adj) skinny. cigydd butcher; synonyms (n) assassin, botch, bungler, meatman, (v) assassinate, slaughter, kill, massacre, murder, slay. cigyddiaeth butchery; synonyms (n) slaughter, carnage, bloodbath, bloodshed, abattoir, butchering, massacre, killing, shambles, slaughterhouse. cigyddio 1. butcher; synonyms (n) assassin, botch, bungler, meatman, (v) assassinate, slaughter, kill, massacre, murder, slay, 2. slaughter; synonyms (n) carnage, bloodshed, butchery, drubbing, homicide, killing, thrashing, (v) butcher, defeat, exterminate. cigyddlyd 1. brutal; synonyms (adj) beastly, barbaric, barbarous, bestial, hard, cruel, harsh, savage, truculent, unkind; antonyms (adj) gentle, kind, merciful, liberal, 2. murderous; synonyms (adj) bloody, cutthroat, homicidal, gory, bloodthirsty, brutal, fierce, deadly, mortal, lethal. cil 1. back; synonyms (n) rear, (adj) assist, (v) support, advocate, endorse, recede, second, stake, vouch, guarantee; antonyms (n) face, (v) front, oppose, advance, 2. corner; synonyms (n) bend, angle, turn, coign, dilemma, hole, niche, nook, predicament, quandary, 3. retreat; synonyms (n) refuge, resort, asylum, departure, den, lair, (v) retire, withdraw, depart, ebb; antonym (n) raid. cilddant molar; synonyms (adj) molal, grinding, (n) grinder, bomber, hero, hoagie, hoagy, mill, sub, submarine. cildrem leer; synonyms (n) sneer, grin, look, smirk, wink, gaze, (v) glance. cildremio leer; synonyms (n) sneer, grin, look, smirk, wink, gaze, (v) glance. cildyn 1. stubborn; synonyms (adj) obstinate, contrary, hard, intractable, perverse, determined, obdurate, persistent, refractory, rigid; antonyms (adj) compliant, flexible, irresolute, amenable, 2. obstinate; synonyms (adj) headstrong, inflexible, inveterate, disobedient, dogged, firm, stubborn, uncompromising, wayward, willful. cildynnus 1. stubborn; synonyms (adj) obstinate, contrary, hard, intractable, perverse, determined, obdurate, persistent, refractory, rigid; antonyms (adj) compliant, flexible, irresolute, amenable, 2. obstinate; synonyms (adj) headstrong, inflexible, inveterate, disobedient, dogged, firm, stubborn, uncompromising, wayward, willful. cildynrwydd 1. obstinacy; synonyms (n) inflexibility, bullheadedness, contumacy, determination, firmness, mulishness, stubbornness, resoluteness, resolve, contrariness; antonyms (n) flexibility, cooperation, 2. stubbornness; synonyms (n)
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obstinacy, pertinacity, tenacity, intractableness, obstinance, pigheadedness, resolution; antonym (n) compliance. cilfach 1. bay (bae); synonyms (n) alcove, bark, recess, cry, harbor, fiord, sound, (adj) brown, (v) yap, roar, 2. creek; synonyms (n) brook, cove, bay, inlet, stream, river, rivulet, (v) burn, runnel, beck, 3. cove; synonyms (n) cave, glen, fjord, oriel, dell, valley, cavern, bottom, canal, cavetto, 4. nook; synonyms (n) corner, angle, niche, hole, compartment. cilgwthio 1. push (gwthio); synonyms (n) press, thrust, jolt, (v) drive, impel, crowd, force, jab, jostle, nudge; antonyms (v) pull, drag, haul, 2. shove; synonyms (v) elbow, prod, shift, boost, hustle, stuff, bump, (n) push, poke, shoulder, 3. jostle; synonyms (v) jog, shove, joggle, encounter, squeeze, hurtle, (n) jostling, justle, (adj) clash, jar. cilio 1. retreat; synonyms (n) refuge, resort, asylum, departure, den, (v) recede, retire, withdraw, depart, ebb; antonyms (n) raid, (v) advance, 2. swerve; synonyms (v) deviate, deflect, sheer, stray, turn, veer, wander, diverge, shift, (n) curve, 3. recede; synonyms (v) decline, abate, diminish, retreat, give, decrease, go, lose, disappear, back. cilwenu 1. leer; synonyms (n) sneer, grin, look, smirk, wink, gaze, (v) glance, 2. simper; synonyms (v) smile, leer, laugh, glimmer, twinkle, (n) expression, 3. smile; synonyms (n) grinning, smiling, luck, (v) beam, chuckle, grimace, countenance, favor, propitiousness; antonym (v) frown. cilwg 1. frown; synonyms (n) scowl, (v) lower, pout, glower, grimace, glare; antonym (v) smile, 2. scowl; synonyms (n) growl, (v) frown, sulk, roar, sneer, (adj) bouderie, doldrums, dudgeon, dumps, mumps; antonym (v) grin. cilydd 1. companion; synonyms (n) colleague, buddy, mate, peer, chum, comrade, fellow, partner, assistant, (adj) associate; antonym (n) enemy, 2. fellow; synonyms (n) companion, boy, equal, brother, chap, compeer, dude, dog, counterpart, (v) concomitant. cilyddol reciprocal; synonyms (adj) mutual, common, inverse, complementary, interchangeable, equivalent, joint, bilateral, relative, alternate. cinetig kinetic; synonyms (adj) energising, energizing, energetic, bracing, brisk, fresh, unsettled, refreshful, refreshing, tonic. ciniawa dine; synonyms (v) eat, feed, lunch, breakfast, consume, entertain, drink, taste, touch. cinio dinner; synonyms (n) feast, banquet, lunch, meal, party, spread, (v) tiffin, bever, dejeuner. ciosg kiosk; synonyms (n) booth, stall, cubicle, carrel, carrell, cell, stalling.
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cip 1. snatch; synonyms (v) grab, pinch, abduct, clutch, kidnap, seize, snap, jerk, capture, (n) catch, 2. pluck; synonyms (v) cull, fleece, gather, pick, pull, harvest, (n) courage, grit, boldness, (adj) nerve. cipdrem 1. glimpse; synonyms (n) glance, look, peek, peep, (v) blink, see, espy, notice, spot, spy, 2. glance; synonyms (n) gaze, glimpse, (v) flash, bounce, glint, ricochet, allude, brush, burnish, gleam; antonym (v) study. cipedrych 1. glimpse; synonyms (n) glance, look, peek, peep, (v) blink, see, espy, notice, spot, spy, 2. glance; synonyms (n) gaze, glimpse, (v) flash, bounce, glint, ricochet, allude, brush, burnish, gleam; antonym (v) study. cipio snatch; synonyms (v) grab, pinch, abduct, clutch, kidnap, seize, snap, jerk, capture, (n) catch. cipiwr snatcher; synonyms (n) abductor, kidnapper. cipolwg 1. glance; synonyms (n) look, gaze, glimpse, (v) peek, flash, bounce, glint, peep, ricochet, allude; antonym (v) study, 2. glimpse; synonyms (n) glance, view, (v) blink, see, espy, notice, spot, spy, discover. ciprys scramble; synonyms (n) bustle, haste, rush, scrabble, (v) clamber, climb, struggle, jumble, beat, (adj) hurry. ciried 1. bounty; synonyms (n) bonus, abundance, bounteousness, premium, blessing, prize, beneficence, generosity, (adj) largesse, (v) benefaction; antonym (n) miserliness, 2. generosity; synonyms (n) charity, benevolence, bounty, liberality, favor, generousness, goodness, grace, hospitality, (adj) kindness; antonyms (n) stinginess, greed, meanness, thrift. cis 1. touch; synonyms (n) feel, tinge, (v) affect, contact, hit, border, adjoin, strike, stroke, regard, 2. buffet; synonyms (n) blow, canteen, (v) beat, batter, cuff, buff, knock, punch, smack, belabor, 3. slap; synonyms (n) whack, spank, plump, (v) clap, buffet, box, crack, bump, pat, (adv) bang. cist 1. box (blwch); synonyms (n) basket, cage, chest, package, booth, blow, carton, (v) cuff, buffet, beat; antonym (v) unbox, 2. bin; synonyms (n) bunker, binful, box, case, container, silo, closet, locker, casket, (v) store, 3. coffer; synonyms (n) caisson, trunk, safe, strongbox, treasury, 4. chest; synonyms (n) bosom, bust, bureau, dresser, chamber, crate, thorax. ciw queue; synonyms (n) cue, rank, row, string, tail, rear, wake, (v) line, align, adjust. ciwb cube; synonyms (n) block, rhomboid, blockage, blocking, closure, quadrangle, quadrantal, (v) dice, chop, multiply. ciwdod 1. clan; synonyms (n) family, tribe, breed, house, kin, kindred, lineage, race, stock, genus, 2. nation; synonyms (n) state, country, kingdom,
commonwealth, community, land, people, nationality, public, clan, 3. tribe; synonyms (n) folk, nation, line, folks, kind, horde, stem, body, pedigree, stirps. ciwed 1. crew; synonyms (n) company, cluster, band, bunch, gang, party, assemblage, crowd, faction, group, 2. rabble; synonyms (n) mob, masses, trash, herd, people, pack, ragtag, riffraff, rout, scum, 3. mob; synonyms (n) mass, horde, crew, concourse, rabble, swarm, army, clamor, body, (v) throng. ciwt 1. cute; synonyms (adj) attractive, charming, clever, smart, beautiful, adorable, amiable, cunning, pretty, adroit, 2. clever; synonyms (adj) capable, acute, able, apt, intelligent, astute, expert, ingenious, quick, (v) brilliant; antonyms (adj) stupid, clumsy, unintelligent, dim, dull, inept, 3. ingenious; synonyms (adj) artful, creative, deft, imaginative, cute, inventive, canny, handy, bright, artistic; antonym (adj) unimaginative. clacwydd gander; synonyms (n) drake, glance, glimpse, look, cock, hart, horse, stag, stallion, view. claddedigaeth burial; synonyms (n) interment, entombment, sepulture, burying, funeral, inhumation. claddfa 1. cemetery; synonyms (n) graveyard, churchyard, necropolis, charnel, catacomb, crypt, garden, headstone, mortuary, ossuary, consider also 2. burial ground; synonyms (n) cemetery, plot. claddu bury; synonyms (v) immerse, inter, overwhelm, cloak, conceal, entomb, hide, mask, secrete, cache; antonyms (v) exhume, unearth. claear 1. lukewarm; synonyms (adj) tepid, cold, indifferent, warm, listless, cool, halfhearted, mild, unenthusiastic, apathetic; antonym (adj) enthusiastic, 2. tepid; synonyms (adj) lukewarm, genial, hot, 3. cool; synonyms (adj) chilly, collected, composed, fine, aloof, (v) calm, chill, assuage, allay, (n) composure; antonyms (adj) agitated, excited, feverish, friendly, temperate, (v) heat, 4. mild; synonyms (adj) kindly, gracious, benign, easy, lenient, docile, humble, balmy, clement, (n) gentle; antonyms (adj) intense, extreme, pungent, severe, sharp, spicy, barbed, fierce, great, incisive. claearineb lukewarmness; synonyms (n) tepidity, apathy, tepidness, coldness, dullness, hebetude, inappetency, indifference, carelessness, defervescency. claearu soothe; synonyms (v) lull, comfort, allay, alleviate, calm, ease, mitigate, (n) console, (adj) appease, assuage; antonyms (v) aggravate, irritate, upset, annoy, intensify, worry. claer 1. clear; synonyms (adj) clean, certain, open, apparent, (v) bright, acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, unclear, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, obscure,
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Welsh - English uncertain, vague, 2. bright; synonyms (adj) clear, alive, apt, intelligent, vivid, beaming, brainy, brilliant, light, luminous; antonyms (adj) dull, dim, dreary, gloomy, stupid, unintelligent, overcast, shadowy, leaden, slow, 3. shining; synonyms (adj) lustrous, glossy, radiant, resplendent, glorious, effulgent, glistening, glittering, glowing, (n) lucid. claerder 1. clearness; synonyms (n) brightness, clarity, distinctness, explicitness, lucidity, perspicuity, sharpness, simplicity, limpidity, purity; antonyms (n) ambiguity, mystique, opacity, 2. brightness; synonyms (n) flash, illumination, light, luminance, lustre, shine, blaze, cleverness, glare, glitter; antonyms (n) dullness, cloudiness, darkness, dimness, murkiness, mistiness, softness. claf 1. ill; synonyms (adj) bad, sick, ailing, (adv) badly, poorly, (n) evil, harm, complaint, hurt, ailment; antonyms (adj) healthy, (adv) well, 2. patient; synonyms (adj) invalid, forbearing, passive, calm, enduring, resigned, tolerant, uncomplaining, stoical, lenient; antonym (adj) impatient, 3. sick; synonyms (adj) ill, queasy, indisposed, weary, diseased, morbid, sickly, nauseous, poor, (v) unwell. clafdy 1. hospital; synonyms (n) infirmary, home, institution, sanitarium, sickroom, spital, inn, sickbay, (adj) hospitable, 2. infirmary; synonyms (n) hospital, sanatorium, infirmatory. clafr 1. itch; synonyms (n) desire, urge, impulse, scabies, wish, (v) irritate, tickle, prickle, scratch, tingle, 2. mange; synonyms (adj) glanders, scrapie. clafychu 1. ail; synonyms (v) afflict, pain, suffer, trouble, worry, distress, disturb, hurt, upset, 2. sicken; synonyms (v) nauseate, repel, disgust, revolt, pall, offend, shock, appall, languish, contract. clai clay; synonyms (n) soil, remains, pottery, dirt, dust, loam, mud, ashes, cadaver, (adj) earthen. clais 1. bruise; synonyms (n) blow, contusion, break, buffet, (v) crush, hurt, wound, beat, bray, contuse, 2. stripe; synonyms (n) strip, band, line, bar, stria, striation, chevron, mark, stroke, (v) streak. clamp 1. lump; synonyms (n) heap, chunk, knot, block, clod, hunk, tumor, bit, (v) clot, (adj) mass, 2. bunch; synonyms (n) cluster, clump, crowd, batch, band, gang, group, lot, (v) bundle, huddle; antonym (v) disperse, 3. monster; synonyms (n) giant, beast, brute, demon, devil, fiend, freak, behemoth, colossus, (adj) huge, 4. mass; synonyms (n) bulk, pile, bunch, collection, lump, magnitude, majority, accumulation, aggregate, (v) flock. clandro 1. calculate; synonyms (v) count, estimate, account, add, appraise, cipher, compute, deem, enumerate, forecast, 2. reckon; synonyms (v)
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judge, hold, calculate, guess, number, consider, gauge, rate, tally, measure. clap lump; synonyms (n) heap, chunk, knot, block, clod, hunk, tumor, bit, (v) clot, (adj) mass. clapgi 1. tattletale; synonyms (n) gossip, informer, talebearer, tattler, telltale, blabbermouth, snitch, taleteller, scandalmonger, (v) canary, 2. telltale; synonyms (n) tattletale, check, (adj) revealing, telling. clapiog lumpy; synonyms (adj) chunky, coarse, dull, dumpy, gawky, gritty, indolent, rude, (v) lumpish, (n) failure. clas 1. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start, 2. college; synonyms (n) faculty, school, academy, association, institute, society, institution, university, (adj) academic, 3. cloister; synonyms (n) abbey, convent, priory, monastery, arcade, friary, nunnery, piazza, circus. clasur classic; synonyms (adj) classical, model, archetypal, exemplary, ideal, typical, representative, traditional, archaic, (n) masterpiece; antonym (n) second-rate. clasurol classical; synonyms (adj) ideal, correct, model, exemplary, typical, attic, authoritative, chaste, (n) classic, refined. clau 1. fast (cyflym); synonyms (adj) dissolute, firm, agile, debauched, fixed, hurried, instant, quick, (adv) soon, hard; antonyms (adj) sluggish, loose, (adv) slow, slowly, leisurely, (v) gorge, (n) binge, 2. audible; synonyms (adj) clear, distinct, hearable, plain, detectable, sounding, sharp, acute, definite, discernible; antonym (adj) inaudible, 3. swift; synonyms (adj) fast, fleet, rapid, speedy, alert, hasty, nimble, prompt, expeditious, lively; antonym (adj) considered, 4. quick (cyflym); synonyms (adj) bright, active, clever, intelligent, alive, cursory, dexterous, immediate, keen, swift; antonym (adj) dull, 5. soon; synonyms (adv) shortly, early, presently, anon, immediately, directly, betimes, now, promptly, quickly, 6. true; synonyms (adj) real, actual, faithful, right, even, accurate, authentic, correct, exact, (n) genuine; antonyms (adj) false, bogus, inaccurate, untrue. clawdd 1. embankment; synonyms (n) dam, bank, bulwark, wall, jetty, mound, pier, fortification, defense, edge, 2. hedge; synonyms (n) fence, barrier, (v) dodge, fudge, elude, evade, skirt, avoid, circumvent, duck, 3. barrage; synonyms (n) attack, round, flood, shower, volley, deluge, onslaught, (v) bombard, hail, 4. dyke; synonyms (n) ditch, channel, gutter, levee, trench, butch, (v) dike, (adj) lesbian. clawr 1. face; synonyms (n) look, aspect, countenance, expression, side, top, exterior, appearance, (v)
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confront, (adj) front; antonyms (v) avoid, back, 2. board; synonyms (n) council, bench, meal, panel, table, office, sign, commission, committee, court; antonym (v) disembark, 3. cover; synonyms (v) coat, conceal, bury, cloak, (n) blind, blanket, screen, binding, camouflage, cap; antonyms (v) reveal, expose, uncover, 4. lid; synonyms (n) cover, chapeau, eyelid, hat, closure, restriction, covercle, palpebra. clebran 1. gossip; synonyms (n) rumor, chitchat, gab, chatterbox, conversation, babble, comment, (v) chat, chatter, natter; antonym (n) fact, 2. babble; synonyms (n) drivel, burble, gibberish, (v) murmur, gossip, ripple, talk, blab, blather, bubble; antonyms (v) quietness, silence, stillness, 3. chatter; synonyms (n) prattle, chattering, chaffer, (v) jabber, cackle, blabber, patter, tattle, (adj) prate, palaver, 4. tattle; synonyms (n) gabble, (v) snitch, blither, betray, jaw, squeal, clack, divulge, gibber, piffle. clebren tattler; synonyms (n) gossip, talebearer, taleteller, tattletale, telltale, chatterbox, blabbermouth, informer. clebryn tattler; synonyms (n) gossip, talebearer, taleteller, tattletale, telltale, chatterbox, blabbermouth, informer. clec 1. crack; synonyms (n) break, fracture, cleft, fissure, (v) chink, crevice, split, breach, burst, snap; antonyms (v) repair, mend, 2. gossip; synonyms (n) rumor, chitchat, gab, chatterbox, conversation, babble, comment, (v) chat, chatter, natter; antonym (n) fact, 3. clack; synonyms (v) clatter, cackle, bang, clap, cluck, prate, tick, jaw, (adj) palaver, prattle, 4. click; synonyms (n) catch, clink, detent, dog, pawl, (v) clack, beat, flick, go. cleci telltale; synonyms (n) talebearer, taleteller, tattler, tattletale, gossip, blabbermouth, check, (adj) revealing, telling. clecian 1. crack; synonyms (n) break, fracture, cleft, fissure, (v) chink, crevice, split, breach, burst, snap; antonyms (v) repair, mend, 2. snap; synonyms (v) crack, bite, nip, clack, snarl, (n) photograph, catch, go, picnic, pushover, 3. click; synonyms (n) tick, clap, clink, detent, dog, pawl, (v) chatter, beat, cluck, flick, 4. clack; synonyms (v) clatter, cackle, babble, bang, prate, jaw, talk, blab, (adj) palaver, prattle. cleddyf sword; synonyms (n) blade, rapier, brand, steel, glaive, knife, brond, firebrand, fox, intoxicate. cleddyfwr swordsman; synonyms (n) fencer, cutthroat, soldier, sworder, swordman. cledr 1. pole; synonyms (n) perch, bar, picket, post, rod, support, terminal, axle, beam, axis, 2. rail; synonyms (n) balustrade, handrail, railing, fence, banister, track, path, (v) inveigh, vituperate, fulminate, 3. palm; synonyms (n) decoration,
medal, prize, thenar, victory, (v) hand, filch, bag, cabbage, crib, 4. pile; synonyms (n) heap, stack, mass, congeries, mound, bunch, accumulation, (v) pack, accumulate, amass, 5. post; synonyms (n) place, function, office, position, pillar, stake, attitude, (v) mail, locate, base. cledren 1. pole; synonyms (n) perch, bar, picket, post, rod, support, terminal, axle, beam, axis, 2. rail; synonyms (n) balustrade, handrail, railing, fence, banister, track, path, (v) inveigh, vituperate, fulminate, 3. pale; synonyms (adj) ghastly, faint, wan, dull, light, pallid, (v) dim, blanch, (n) boundary, confine; antonyms (adj) dark, rosy, strong, brown. cledrffordd railway; synonyms (n) railroad, line, tramway. clefyd 1. fever; synonyms (n) delirium, feverishness, frenzy, heat, pyrexia, febricity, excitement, restlessness, craze, enthusiasm, 2. disease; synonyms (n) ailment, condition, illness, sickness, complaint, infirmity, affection, affliction, bug, disorder. clegar 1. cluck; synonyms (n) cry, (v) cackle, clack, click, chuckle, chuck, blab, blabber, brattle, chatter, 2. cackle; synonyms (n) laugh, laughter, (v) giggle, snicker, crow, gaggle, chortle, snigger, (adj) prate, prattle, 3. clack; synonyms (v) clatter, babble, bang, clap, cluck, tick, jaw, talk, gabble, (adj) palaver. cleiog clayey; synonyms (adj) argillaceous, heavy, ponderous, strong, weighty, accented, arduous, argillous, backbreaking, burdened. cleisio bruise; synonyms (n) blow, contusion, break, buffet, (v) crush, hurt, wound, beat, bray, contuse. cleisiog bruised; synonyms (adj) contused, wounded, hurt, raw, sore, contusioned, discolored, inflamed, lame, livid. clem 1. notion; synonyms (n) feeling, belief, idea, impression, caprice, concept, conception, fancy, image, (v) judgment, 2. slice; synonyms (n) share, part, section, bit, chip, gash, morsel, (v) cut, slash, carve. clep 1. clack; synonyms (v) clatter, chatter, cackle, babble, bang, clap, cluck, prate, (adj) palaver, prattle, 2. clap; synonyms (v) blast, acclaim, applaud, slam, rumble, (n) boom, applause, gonorrhoea, blow, clack; antonym (v) boo, 3. gossip; synonyms (n) rumor, chitchat, gab, chatterbox, conversation, comment, talk, (v) chat, natter, tattle; antonym (n) fact. clepgi 1. babbler; synonyms (n) cackler, chatterbox, chatterer, gossip, talker, blab, blatterer, jangler, spouter, trifler, 2. blab; synonyms (v) babble, chatter, tattle, mouth, blabber, chat, clack, disclose, divulge, gabble, 3. tattletale; synonyms (n) informer, talebearer, tattler, telltale, blabbermouth,
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Welsh - English snitch, taleteller, scandalmonger, busybody, (v) canary, 4. telltale; synonyms (n) tattletale, check, (adj) revealing, telling. clepian 1. bang; synonyms (n) clap, beat, smack, knock, slap, smash, strike, (v) hit, slam, bash, 2. clap; synonyms (v) blast, acclaim, applaud, rumble, (n) bang, boom, applause, gonorrhoea, blow, clack; antonym (v) boo, 3. blab; synonyms (v) babble, chatter, tattle, mouth, blabber, chat, disclose, divulge, gabble, gibber, 4. slam; synonyms (v) shut, bump, damn, clobber, (n) bat, crash, shot, sweep, gibe, crack; antonym (v) praise. clerc clerk; synonyms (n) writer, transcriber, accountant, employee, recorder, salesclerk, (v) amanuensis, secretary, scribe, scrivener. cleren fly; synonyms (v) escape, dash, drive, flee, glide, elope, aviate, (n) flap, (adj) break, flit. clerigol clerical; synonyms (adj) accounting, bookkeeping, theocratic, administrative, church, directorial, managerial, organizational, (n) minister, preacher. clerigwr clergyman; synonyms (n) ecclesiastic, minister, chaplain, pastor, preacher, priest, reverend, (adj) divine; antonym (n) layman. clerwriaeth minstrelsy; synonyms (n) orchestra, entertainment, gayety, glee, joy, merriment, mirth, music. clewt clout; synonyms (n) cuff, hit, punch, knock, slap, swipe, crack, (v) smack, strike, whack. clewtian clout; synonyms (n) cuff, hit, punch, knock, slap, swipe, crack, (v) smack, strike, whack. clindarddach 1. crackle; synonyms (n) crackling, crepitation, (v) crack, crepitate, crunch, rustle, snap, sputter, 2. crackling; synonyms (n) crackle, crisp, crackleware, (adj) snapping, brisk, brittle, cheerful, crepitant, curl, effervescing. clipio clip; synonyms (n) clasp, blow, buckle, fastener, (v) nip, snip, trim, crop, curtail, cut; antonym (v) lengthen. clir clear; synonyms (adj) clean, certain, open, apparent, (v) bright, acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, unclear, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, obscure, uncertain, vague. clirio clear; synonyms (adj) clean, certain, open, apparent, (v) bright, acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, unclear, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, obscure, uncertain, vague. clo 1. lock; synonyms (n) curl, (v) bolt, bar, close, latch, engage, fasten, hug, hold, (adj) hair; antonyms (v) unlock, open, 2. conclusion; synonyms (n) closure, end, result, cessation, completion, sequel, termination, decision, dissolution, (v) closing; antonyms (n) beginning, start, opening, preface.
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cloadur closure; synonyms (n) closing, close, blockade, blockage, closedown, ending, occlusion, stop, stoppage, (v) cloture; antonym (n) inauguration. cloben monster; synonyms (n) giant, beast, brute, demon, devil, fiend, freak, behemoth, colossus, (adj) huge. clobyn monster; synonyms (n) giant, beast, brute, demon, devil, fiend, freak, behemoth, colossus, (adj) huge. cloc clock; synonyms (n) alarm, chronograph, knock, whack, punch, thump, (v) time, measure, stopwatch, attack. cloch bell; synonyms (n) chime, gong, ring, buzz, doorbell, alarm, siren, clang, call, buzzer. clochaidd 1. noisy; synonyms (adj) disorderly, boisterous, clamorous, loud, vociferous, blatant, rowdy, shrill, strident, tumultuous; antonyms (adj) quiet, peaceful, silent, calm, tranquil, 2. sonorous; synonyms (adj) resonant, rich, harmonious, round, sonant, sounding, vibrant, vocal, bass, deep. clochdar 1. cackle; synonyms (n) chuckle, laugh, (v) giggle, snicker, chatter, crow, gaggle, chortle, (adj) prate, prattle, 2. cluck; synonyms (n) cry, (v) cackle, clack, click, chuck, blab, blabber, brattle, clatter, fuss. clochdy 1. belfry; synonyms (n) campanile, apse, head, pinnacle, 2. steeple; synonyms (n) spire, (adj) tower, column, monument, obelisk, pillar, pyramid. clochydd 1. bellman; synonyms (n) bellboy, bellhop, crier, herald, pursuivant, marshal, trumpeter, 2. sexton; synonyms (n) sacristan, beadle, verger, almoner. clocian cluck; synonyms (n) cry, (v) cackle, clack, click, chuckle, chuck, blab, blabber, brattle, chatter. clocsen clog; synonyms (v) bar, choke, obstruct, encumber, foul, hinder, (n) block, obstruction, burden, glut; antonym (v) unclog. clod 1. fame; synonyms (n) credit, distinction, report, reputation, bruit, honor, prestige, renown, buzz, (v) celebrity; antonyms (n) infamy, obscurity, anonymity, 2. renown; synonyms (n) fame, glory, eminence, notoriety, kudos, name, popularity, prominence, lustre, praise, 3. praise; synonyms (n) compliment, acclaim, applause, commendation, (v) applaud, approve, commend, extol, flatter, celebrate; antonyms (n) criticism, disparagement, (v) criticize, belittle, disparage, rebuke, reprimand, reproach, scold, chastise. cloddfa 1. mine; synonyms (n) dig, excavation, pit, fund, vein, (v) excavate, sap, burrow, exploit, (adj) delve, 2. quarry; synonyms (n) mine, prey, game, target, victim, butt, lode, objective.
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cloddio 1. dig; synonyms (v) jab, delve, prod, burrow, comprehend, excavate, investigate, (n) poke, excavation, gibe; antonym (n) compliment, 2. delve; synonyms (v) dig, rummage, grub, mine, root, tunnel, 3. quarry; synonyms (n) prey, game, pit, target, victim, butt, fund, lode, objective, 4. mine; synonyms (n) vein, shaft, well, bomb, (v) sap, exploit, bore, undermine, (adj) gouge, dent. cloddiwr 1. digger; synonyms (n) excavator, shovel, manager, shovelful, spadeful, 2. navvy; synonyms (n) laborer, drudge, hack, hacker, peon, (v) pavior. clodfori 1. extol; synonyms (v) commend, exalt, acclaim, applaud, celebrate, eulogize, laud, glorify, praise, admire; antonym (v) criticize, 2. praise; synonyms (n) compliment, applause, commendation, glory, kudos, admiration, (v) approve, extol, honor, flatter; antonyms (n) criticism, disparagement, (v) belittle, disparage, rebuke, reprimand, reproach, scold, chastise, denigrate. clodwiw 1. commendable; synonyms (adj) laudable, praiseworthy, admirable, creditable, good, worthy, deserving, meritorious, (adv) laudably, praiseworthily; antonyms (adj) blameworthy, unworthy, 2. praiseworthy; synonyms (adj) commendable, excellent, honorable, applaudable, exemplary; antonym (adj) lamentable. cloer 1. locker; synonyms (n) closet, cupboard, cabinet, compartment, footlocker, sideboard, cellaret, commode, console, storeroom, 2. niche; synonyms (n) corner, alcove, hole, bay, recess, nook, opening, place, recession, cranny. cloff lame; synonyms (adj) crippled, game, disabled, feeble, halt, halting, weak, (v) cripple, maim, paralyze. cloffi 1. halt; synonyms (n) stay, block, cessation, (v) stop, arrest, cease, check, limp, desist, discontinue; antonyms (v) start, continue, 2. lame; synonyms (adj) crippled, game, disabled, feeble, halt, halting, weak, (v) cripple, maim, paralyze. cloffrwym 1. hobble; synonyms (v) limp, fetter, hamper, hitch, hopple, handcuff, bridle, manacle, (adv) halt, (adj) scrape, 2. fetter; synonyms (v) shackle, bind, chain, confine, band, hinder, (n) bond, gyve, hobble, tether; antonyms (v) release, free. clog 1. rock; synonyms (n) boulder, calculus, (v) jar, sway, cradle, jolt, shake, toss, (adj) pebble, stone, 2. cloak; synonyms (n) mask, veil, camouflage, cape, masquerade, (v) cover, wrap, conceal, dissemble, hide; antonyms (v) disclose, reveal, uncover, 3. precipice; synonyms (n) cliff, steep, verge, clef, crevice, danger, drop, edge, hill, mountain. clogfaen boulder; synonyms (n) bowlder, pebble, rock, gemstone, (adj) ball, globe, sphere.
clogwyn 1. cliff; synonyms (n) bluff, precipice, hill, mountain, promontory, (adj) wall, 2. crag; synonyms (n) cliff, rock, face, (adj) stone, crest, crystal, granite, pike, quartz, flint, 3. bluff; synonyms (n) bravado, cheat, (v) beguile, blague, (adj) brusque, blunt, direct, rough, candid, peak, 4. precipice; synonyms (n) steep, verge, clef, crevice, danger, drop, edge, point, threshold, overhang. clogwynog 1. craggy; synonyms (adj) rough, cragged, rocky, rugged, cliffy, harsh, hilly, jagged, uneven, broken; antonym (adj) smooth, 2. precipitous; synonyms (adj) abrupt, steep, precipitate, sharp, high, perpendicular, hasty, headlong, precipitant, sheer. clogyrnaidd 1. rough; synonyms (adj) coarse, hard, harsh, raw, crude, cruel, grating, gross, hoarse, jagged; antonyms (adj) gentle, smooth, polished, precise, refined, silky, soft, sophisticated, even, exact, 2. clumsy; synonyms (adj) bumbling, bungling, cumbersome, unwieldy, gawky, inapt, inept, maladroit, rude, (n) awkward; antonyms (adj) graceful, nimble, clever, dexterous, skillful, adroit, deft, 3. rugged; synonyms (adj) difficult, rocky, broken, craggy, hardy, hilly, robust, strong, (n) rough, ragged; antonym (adj) delicate. cloi lock; synonyms (n) curl, (v) bolt, bar, close, latch, engage, fasten, hug, hold, (adj) hair; antonyms (v) unlock, open. clonc 1. gossip; synonyms (n) rumor, chitchat, gab, chatterbox, conversation, babble, comment, (v) chat, chatter, natter; antonym (n) fact, 2. addled; synonyms (adj) confused, bewildered, muddled, acarpous, arid, infecund, sterile, unfertile, unfruitful, unprolific, 3. clank; synonyms (n) clash, clangor, clangour, jingle, rattle, chink, clatter, (v) clang, bang, jangle. clopa 1. club; synonyms (n) association, bat, circle, society, stick, baton, company, cudgel, (v) beat, bludgeon, 2. knob; synonyms (n) button, handle, bump, grip, hump, knop, lump, node, nub, (adj) bulb, 3. noddle; synonyms (n) head, nob, pate, pericranium, scull, nodule. cloren 1. rump; synonyms (n) backside, behind, bottom, buttocks, posterior, rear, tail, can, croup, hindquarters, 2. tail (cwt); synonyms (n) shadow, butt, rump, (v) follow, pursue, track, trail, chase, dog, (adj) back; antonyms (v) head, front. clorian balance; synonyms (n) poise, symmetry, excess, remainder, (v) counterbalance, adjust, offset, compensate, contrast, settle; antonyms (n) imbalance, (v) unbalance. cloriannu 1. balance; synonyms (n) poise, symmetry, excess, remainder, (v) counterbalance, adjust, offset, compensate, contrast, settle; antonyms (n) imbalance, (v) unbalance, 2. weigh; synonyms (v)
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Welsh - English balance, press, study, consider, count, matter, measure, deliberate, assess, contemplate. cloronen potato; synonyms (n) murphy, spud, tater, bittersweet, countenance, eggplant, face, head. clos 1. yard; synonyms (n) court, courtyard, garden, backyard, grounds, close, quadrangle, enclosure, beehive, bindery, 2. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start. closio 1. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start, 2. near (agos); synonyms (prep) about, around, (adv) close, almost, (adj) adjoining, contiguous, imminent, (v) familiar, approximate, approach. clud 1. baggage; synonyms (n) luggage, bag, bags, equipment, gear, pack, stuff, 2. luggage; synonyms (n) baggage, thing, goods, suitcase, things, case. cludadwy portable; synonyms (adj) mobile, movable, portative, light, convenient, manageable, pocket, carriageable, cartable, compact; antonym (adj) fixed. cludair 1. load; synonyms (n) charge, cargo, freight, stack, heap, pack, (v) burden, fill, encumber, pile; antonym (v) unload, 2. heap; synonyms (n) accumulation, collection, amass, group, lot, mass, mound, (v) aggregate, bank, collect. cludiad carriage; synonyms (n) attitude, transport, behavior, conveyance, air, coach, demeanor, deportment, gait, (v) bearing. cludo 1. bear (arth); synonyms (v) carry, accept, abide, acquit, stand, take, afford, allow, apply, assume, 2. carry (cario); synonyms (v) bear, bring, convey, conduct, behave, comport, hold, pack, transport, load, 3. convey; synonyms (v) communicate, channel, express, fetch, transfer, transmit, impart, mean, cause, cede, 4. port; synonyms (n) harbor, haven, asylum, carriage, demeanor, pier, mien, bearing, (adj) larboard, left; antonym (n) starboard. cludwr porter; synonyms (n) carrier, doorkeeper, gatekeeper, janitor, caretaker, doorman, ostiary, concierge, redcap. cludydd porter; synonyms (n) carrier, doorkeeper, gatekeeper, janitor, caretaker, doorman, ostiary, concierge, redcap. clun 1. leg (coes); synonyms (n) stage, blackleg, branch, peg, post, arm, column, limb, member, phase, 2. hip; synonyms (n) haunch, coxa, loin, pelvis, (adj) hep, stylish, chic, in, popular, 3. brushwood; synonyms (n) brush, undergrowth, underwood, scrub, bushes, copse, firewood, thicket, 4. haunch; synonyms (n) side, parietes, temple, tenderloin, 5. thigh; synonym (n)
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fleck, mend, plot, bed, blot, freckle, bit, (v) piece, botch. clwyd 1. gate; synonyms (n) entrance, door, entry, mouth, doorway, exit, port, approach, threshold, gateway, 2. hurdle; synonyms (n) barrier, hitch, difficulty, hindrance, impediment, obstacle, obstruction, (v) jump, overcome, vault, 3. rack; synonyms (n) manger, wrack, bracket, cage, (v) torture, excruciate, torment, afflict, agonize, pain, 4. roost; synonyms (n) perch, (v) lodge, rest, stay, abide, inhabit, settle, (adj) reside, dwell, live. clwydo 1. roost; synonyms (n) perch, (v) lodge, rest, stay, abide, inhabit, settle, (adj) reside, dwell, live, 2. perch; synonyms (n) rod, covert, (v) roost, light, alight, land, sit, squat, lie, balance. clwyf 1. wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, cut, damage, offend, injure, 2. disease; synonyms (n) ailment, condition, illness, sickness, complaint, infirmity, affection, affliction, bug, disorder. clwyfo wound; synonyms (n) bruise, harm, pain, injury, scratch, (v) hurt, cut, damage, offend, injure. clwyfus 1. wounded; synonyms (adj) hurt, bruised, bloody, (n) casualty, maimed; antonym (adj) composed, 2. sick; synonyms (adj) ill, queasy, ailing, indisposed, poorly, weary, invalid, diseased, morbid, sickly; antonyms (adj) well, healthy, 3. sore; synonyms (adj) painful, sensitive, angry, raw, (n) injury, boil, cut, lesion, (v) acute, sharp; antonym (adj) painless. clyd 1. warm; synonyms (adj) hot, affectionate, tender, ardent, cordial, fervent, lively, fond, loving, earnest; antonyms (adj) aloof, cold, unfriendly, reserved, hostile, (v) cool, chill, 2. cosy; synonyms (adj) cozy, companionable, snug, sociable, clubbable, conversable, (n) cosey, (v) comfortable, 3. snug; synonyms (adj) cosy, easy, comfy, close, tight, warm, homely, secure, trim, (v) neat; antonyms (adj) baggy, uncomfortable, 4. sheltered; synonyms (adj) safe, screened, secluded, (v) protected, private; antonym (adj) desolate. clyfar 1. clever; synonyms (adj) adroit, capable, acute, able, apt, intelligent, smart, astute, cunning, (v) brilliant; antonyms (adj) stupid, clumsy, unintelligent, dim, dull, inept, 2. agreeable; synonyms (adj) acceptable, accordant, pleasant, pleasing, nice, affable, amusing, compatible, conformable, congenial; antonyms (adj) disagreeable, discordant, nasty, unpleasant, unwilling, aggressive, resistant, 3. pleasant; synonyms (adj) bright, agreeable, amiable, charming, jolly, kindly, facetious, attractive, cheerful, clear; antonyms (adj) disgusting, foul, gruesome, harsh, horrible, repugnant, shocking, terrible, unwelcome, appalling.
clymblaid 1. clique; synonyms (n) clan, faction, circle, gang, set, band, coterie, group, ring, knot, 2. cabal; synonyms (n) conspiracy, junto, scheme, intrigue, plot, camarilla, combination, (v) conspire, complot, machinate. clymog 1. entangled; synonyms (adj) involved, complicated, intricate, embroiled, complex, foul, matted, tangled; antonym (adj) free, 2. knotty; synonyms (adj) knotted, difficult, gnarled, convoluted, gnarly, elaborate, troublesome, baffling, hard, nodose; antonyms (adj) simple, straight, straightforward. clymu 1. tie; synonyms (n) band, connection, draw, lace, (v) link, bond, attach, bind, join, knot; antonyms (v) disconnect, untie, undo, 2. knot; synonyms (n) bow, cluster, tie, loop, bunch, gang, joint, lump, (v) entangle, knit, 3. fasten; synonyms (v) connect, fix, anchor, append, brace, clasp, clinch, determine, pin, (adj) affix; antonyms (v) unfasten, detach, unlock. clytio 1. piece; synonyms (n) cut, division, fragment, part, article, component, composition, hunk, lump, patch, 2. patch; synonyms (n) darn, fleck, mend, plot, bed, blot, freckle, bit, (v) piece, botch. clytiog 1. ragged; synonyms (adj) seedy, threadbare, worn, hoarse, jagged, scruffy, torn, dilapidated, (n) shabby, harsh; antonyms (adj) pristine, smart, elegant, 2. patched; synonyms (adj) besmirched, damaged, flyblown, mean, ragged, spotted, stained, sullied, tainted, tarnished. clytwaith patchwork; synonyms (n) jumble, melange, miscellany, check, hodgepodge, medley, mess, ambigu, episode, hotchpot. clyw hearing; synonyms (n) audition, earshot, ear, trial, consultation, sound, reach, examination, (adj) audience, auditory; antonym (adj) deaf. clywadwy audible; synonyms (adj) clear, distinct, hearable, plain, detectable, sounding, sharp, acute, definite, discernible; antonym (adj) inaudible. clywed 1. hear; synonyms (v) attend, discover, apprehend, understand, catch, examine, learn, listen, overhear, see, 2. feel; synonyms (v) experience, sense, consider, finger, handle, (n) touch, atmosphere, feeling, sound, texture; antonym (v) observe, 3. smell; synonyms (n) odor, fragrance, savor, aroma, bouquet, odour, (v) reek, nose, perfume, scent, 4. taste; synonyms (n) bit, flavor, liking, morsel, penchant, appetite, (v) relish, sample, smack, discernment; antonyms (n) dislike, tastelessness. clywedigaeth hearing; synonyms (n) audition, earshot, ear, trial, consultation, sound, reach, examination, (adj) audience, auditory; antonym (adj) deaf. clywedydd 1. hearer; synonyms (n) auditor, listener, attendant, attendee, attender, audient, earwitness,
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Welsh - English tender, 2. auditor; synonyms (n) accountant, hearer, bookkeeper, clerk, investigator, assessor, superintendent. cnaf 1. knave; synonyms (n) rogue, cheat, crook, jack, rascal, villain, cad, miscreant, rapscallion, scalawag, 2. rascal; synonyms (n) imp, knave, monkey, scamp, scoundrel, vagabond, varlet, brat, scallywag, rake. cnafaidd 1. rascally; synonyms (adj) dirty, contemptible, abject, mean, mischievous, roguish, scabby, scoundrelly, scurvy, shabby, 2. knavish; synonyms (adj) crafty, dishonest, fraudulent, tricky, sly, cunning, dodgy, foxy, guileful. cnaif 1. fleece; synonyms (n) skin, (v) cheat, extort, bilk, bleed, deceive, pigeon, pluck, shear, strip, 2. shearing; synonyms (n) cutting, clipping, clip, embrace, tilting, (v) fleece. cnap 1. boss; synonyms (n) chief, governor, head, overseer, superior, ruler, administrator, (v) administer, govern, direct, 2. lump; synonyms (n) heap, chunk, knot, block, clod, hunk, tumor, bit, (v) clot, (adj) mass, 3. knob; synonyms (n) button, handle, bump, grip, hump, knop, lump, node, nub, (adj) bulb. cnapan 1. bowl; synonyms (n) basin, pot, plate, container, hollow, stadium, arena, depression, bowlful, (v) hurl, 2. ball; synonyms (n) bulb, globe, shot, shell, bead, baseball, bullet, dance, football, lump. cnapiog lumpy; synonyms (adj) chunky, coarse, dull, dumpy, gawky, gritty, indolent, rude, (v) lumpish, (n) failure. cnawd 1. flesh; synonyms (n) brawn, mortality, beef, anatomy, chassis, figure, form, frame, (adj) carnality, concupiscence, 2. brawn; synonyms (n) muscle, strength, force, flesh, meat, might, power, sinew. cnawdol 1. fleshly; synonyms (adj) animal, carnal, bodily, sensual, corporeal, physical, human, lascivious, lustful, material, 2. carnal; synonyms (adj) earthly, brutal, erotic, sexual, worldly, brute, corporal, earthy, lecherous, (adv) fleshly, 3. fleshy; synonyms (adj) fat, corpulent, brawny, chubby, obese, overweight, heavy, gross, (adv) plump, portly; antonym (adj) skinny. cneifio 1. clip; synonyms (n) clasp, blow, buckle, fastener, (v) nip, snip, trim, crop, curtail, cut; antonym (v) lengthen, 2. fleece; synonyms (n) skin, (v) cheat, extort, bilk, bleed, deceive, pigeon, pluck, shear, strip, 3. shear; synonyms (v) clip, fleece, lop, pare, prune, shave, chop, chip, poll, (adj) dock. cneifiwr shearer; synonym (n) reaper. cneuen nut; synonyms (n) lunatic, crackpot, crank, eccentric, egg, freak, fruitcake, kernel, head, fruit.
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cnewyllyn kernel; synonyms (n) core, center, essence, gist, heart, content, grain, inwardness, marrow, nucleus. cnith 1. blow (chwythu); synonyms (n) bang, beat, blast, knock, shock, wallop, (v) puff, bloom, blossom, (adj) gasp; antonyms (v) calm, save, 2. pluck; synonyms (v) cull, jerk, fleece, gather, pick, pull, (n) courage, grit, boldness, (adj) nerve. cno 1. bite (brathu, cnoi); synonyms (n) taste, bit, cheat, (v) sting, nip, chew, cut, pinch, burn, eat, 2. chewing; synonyms (adj) masticatory, (n) mastication, chaw, cud, plug, quid, wad. cnoad bite (brathu, cnoi); synonyms (n) taste, bit, cheat, (v) sting, nip, chew, cut, pinch, burn, eat. cnoc knock; synonyms (v) hit, blow, bump, cuff, punch, (n) rap, bang, tap, bash, crash; antonym (v) praise. cnofa pang; synonyms (n) anguish, ache, agony, pain, torture, twinge, cramp, distress, stab, sting. cnoi 1. bite (brathu); synonyms (n) taste, bit, cheat, (v) sting, nip, chew, cut, pinch, burn, eat, 2. gnaw; synonyms (v) bite, fret, crunch, corrode, erode, nibble, masticate, munch, champ, (n) chafe, 3. chew; synonyms (v) chomp, gnaw, manducate, mouth, jaw, berate, (n) chaw, chewing, cud, mastication, 4. ache; synonyms (n) hunger, pain, twinge, thirst, (v) hurt, long, itch, pine, smart, yearn; antonym (n) pleasure. cnot 1. bunch; synonyms (n) cluster, clump, crowd, batch, band, gang, group, lot, (v) bundle, huddle; antonym (v) disperse, 2. know (gwybod); synonyms (v) discern, comprehend, can, distinguish, have, recognize, understand, feel, acknowledge, agnise. cnu fleece; synonyms (n) skin, (v) cheat, extort, bilk, bleed, deceive, pigeon, pluck, shear, strip. cnud pack; synonyms (n) bundle, mob, bevy, bunch, company, herd, batch, (v) crowd, compress, heap; antonym (v) unpack. cnuf fleece; synonyms (n) skin, (v) cheat, extort, bilk, bleed, deceive, pigeon, pluck, shear, strip. cnwd 1. crop; synonyms (n) fruit, harvest, craw, (v) browse, graze, reap, top, cultivate, cut, (adj) clip, 2. covering; synonyms (n) coating, cover, clothing, blanket, coat, casing, apparel, case, concealment, wrapper. cnydfawr 1. fruitful; synonyms (adj) fertile, copious, abundant, fecund, plentiful, profitable, rich, good, fat, lucrative; antonyms (adj) unproductive, barren, infertile, unfruitful, 2. productive; synonyms (adj) fruitful, generative, helpful, constructive, inventive, original, creative, plenteous, producing, prolific; antonym (adj) unprofitable. cnydio crop; synonyms (n) fruit, harvest, craw, (v) browse, graze, reap, top, cultivate, cut, (adj) clip.
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cnydiog 1. fruitful; synonyms (adj) fertile, copious, abundant, fecund, plentiful, profitable, rich, good, fat, lucrative; antonyms (adj) unproductive, barren, infertile, unfruitful, 2. productive; synonyms (adj) fruitful, generative, helpful, constructive, inventive, original, creative, plenteous, producing, prolific; antonym (adj) unprofitable. cob 1. coat; synonyms (n) cover, coating, crust, film, fur, jacket, layer, (v) cloak, sheath, blanket, 2. cloak; synonyms (n) mask, veil, camouflage, cape, masquerade, pall, (v) wrap, conceal, dissemble, hide; antonyms (v) disclose, reveal, uncover. coblyn 1. goblin; synonyms (n) elf, fairy, brownie, gnome, sprite, bogy, demon, hob, hobgoblin, imp, 2. imp; synonyms (n) rascal, gremlin, monkey, pixie, devil, fiend, child, goblin, pixy, rogue, 3. sprite; synonyms (n) faerie, leprechaun, nymph, apparition, spirit, troll, faery, hamadryad, kelpie, mermaid. coch red; synonyms (adj) crimson, flushed, carmine, glowing, rosy, ruby, sanguine, cherry, pink, radical. cochder redness; synonyms (n) flush, blush, red, glow, inflammation. cochi 1. blush; synonyms (n) flush, bloom, color, red, rosiness, redness, ruddiness, (v) glow, redden, crimson; antonym (n) pallor, 2. redness; synonyms (n) blush, inflammation, 3. redden; synonyms (v) rubify, (adj) mantle. cochl 1. cloak; synonyms (n) mask, veil, camouflage, cape, masquerade, (v) cover, wrap, conceal, dissemble, hide; antonyms (v) disclose, reveal, uncover, 2. mantle; synonyms (n) cloak, pall, blanket, curtain, blind, coat, drape, layer, (adj) blush, flush. cocsen cockle; synonyms (v) crease, pucker, ruffle, rumple, fold, crinkle, crumple, ripple, undulate, coax. cod 1. bag; synonyms (n) pocket, pouch, package, briefcase, purse, sack, case, (v) bulge, capture, catch, 2. pouch; synonyms (n) bag, poke, pod, sac, container, (v) bulk, jut, protrude. codded 1. anger; synonyms (n) displeasure, fury, rage, indignation, (v) enrage, incense, aggravate, displease, exasperate, irritate; antonyms (n) pleasure, composure, (v) please, placate, pacify, calm, 2. grief; synonyms (n) affliction, dolor, anguish, distress, agony, pain, regret, wound, chagrin, (adj) sore; antonyms (n) joy, happiness. coddi 1. anger; synonyms (n) displeasure, fury, rage, indignation, (v) enrage, incense, aggravate, displease, exasperate, irritate; antonyms (n) pleasure, composure, (v) please, placate, pacify, calm, 2. offend; synonyms (v) affront, insult,
contravene, injure, disgust, infringe, abuse, anger, annoy, break. codi rise; synonyms (n) elevation, lift, ascent, (v) climb, mount, ascend, increase, heave, arise, jump; antonyms (n) reduction, (v) fall, decrease, drop, sink, descend, plummet, retire. codiad 1. rise; synonyms (n) elevation, lift, ascent, (v) climb, mount, ascend, increase, heave, arise, jump; antonyms (n) reduction, (v) fall, decrease, drop, sink, descend, plummet, retire, 2. rising; synonyms (adj) climbing, (n) ascending, mutiny, rebellion, revolt, ascension, insurrection, outbreak, rise, (adv) increasing; antonyms (adj) plummeting, decreasing, plunging. codog 1. baggy; synonyms (adj) loose, flabby, slack, flaccid, bulging, flapping, roomy, streaming, wide, large; antonyms (adj) tight, close-fitting, 2. miser; synonyms (n) churl, curmudgeon, hunks, muckworm, niggard, skinflint, accumulator, collector, magpie, muckerer. codwm 1. fall (cwympo); synonyms (v) decline, dip, decrease, descend, dive, rain, (n) drop, descent, downfall, plunge; antonyms (v) rise, increase, ascend, climb, triumph, win, (n) ascent, 2. tumble; synonyms (n) fall, (v) jumble, stumble, collapse, crumble, slip, spill, topple, confuse, toss. codwr 1. riser; synonym (n) base, 2. lifter; synonyms (n) thief, weightlifter, cleaner, tongs, hoist, winch, admirer, booster, champion, crane, 3. raiser; synonyms (n) cultivator, grower, agriculturist, tiller. coed 1. wood; synonyms (n) forest, timber, woods, tree, lumber, coppice, jungle, 2. forest; synonyms (n) woodland, timberland, wood, (v) afforest. coedd public; synonyms (adj) common, national, overt, civic, general, communal, mutual, (n) folk, community, (v) open; antonyms (adj) private, confidential, personal. coeden 1. tree; synonyms (n) gallows, gibbet, stem, house, tribe, hierarchy, landmark, lentisk, (v) corner, collar, 2. woods; synonyms (n) wood, forest, woodland, timber, 3. wood; synonyms (n) woods, tree, lumber, coppice, jungle, 4. timber; synonyms (n) beam, plank, girder, rafter, timberland, board, joist, ore, quality, support. coedio 1. beat; synonyms (v) batter, flap, pulsate, throb, tick, trounce, (n) pulse, thump, knock, round; antonym (v) lose, 2. timber; synonyms (n) wood, forest, lumber, beam, plank, girder, rafter, tree, timberland, woodland. coediog 1. wooded; synonyms (adj) forested, leafy, 2. wood; synonyms (n) forest, timber, woods, tree, lumber, coppice, jungle. coedwig 1. forest; synonyms (n) timber, jungle, woodland, timberland, wood, woods, (v) afforest,
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Welsh - English 2. wood; synonyms (n) forest, tree, lumber, coppice. coedwigwr 1. woodman; synonyms (n) woodsman, woodworker, sportsman, 2. forester; synonyms (n) woodman, arboriculturist, foot, foster, walker, hunter, pedestrian, woodcutter. coeg 1. empty; synonyms (adj) discharge, hollow, destitute, bare, blank, barren, abandoned, (v) drain, clear, deplete; antonyms (adj) full, crowded, meaningful, packed, brimming, inhabited, occupied, swarming, cultivated, (v) fill, 2. blind; synonyms (adj) sightless, (v) bedazzle, daze, dazzle, obscure, (n) screen, curtain, shutter, awning, drape; antonym (adj) sighted, 3. vain; synonyms (adj) futile, proud, arrogant, conceited, fruitless, useless, empty, idle, abortive, ineffectual; antonym (adj) modest, 4. one-eyed. coegddyn 1. fop; synonyms (n) dandy, coxcomb, dude, beau, gallant, swell, clotheshorse, 2. fool; synonyms (n) blockhead, dunce, clown, ass, buffoon, (v) dupe, deceive, bamboozle, befool, cheat, 3. coxcomb; synonyms (n) cockscomb, fop, exquisite, comb, jackanapes, ape, combing, cox, princox, gull. coegedd 1. emptiness; synonyms (n) blank, blankness, vacancy, vanity, void, vacuity, futility, inanition, inanity, space; antonyms (n) overcrowding, richness, fullness, value, 2. silliness; synonyms (n) absurdity, folly, foolishness, nonsense, fatuity, fatuousness, giddiness, lunacy, idiocy, simplicity. coegen 1. coquette; synonyms (n) vamp, jilt, minx, (v) flirt, coquet, dally, romance, 2. minx; synonyms (n) coquette, hussy, jackanapes, malapert, jade, quean, slut, bitch, annoyer, baggage. coegfalch 1. vain; synonyms (adj) futile, proud, arrogant, conceited, fruitless, useless, empty, idle, abortive, ineffectual; antonym (adj) modest, 2. foppish; synonyms (adj) dandified, dandyish, affected, pretty, apish, buckish, priggish, prim, smug, (n) beauish. coegi mock; synonyms (adj) counterfeit, (v) deride, ridicule, burlesque, gibe, ape, flout, mimic, scoff, (n) jeer; antonyms (adj) genuine, real. coeglyd 1. vain; synonyms (adj) futile, proud, arrogant, conceited, fruitless, useless, empty, idle, abortive, ineffectual; antonym (adj) modest, 2. sarcastic; synonyms (adj) cutting, sharp, acid, acrimonious, biting, bitter, caustic, poignant, pungent, (v) derisive; antonym (adj) gentle. coegni 1. spite; synonyms (n) resentment, malice, grudge, hatred, malevolence, pique, animosity, maliciousness, nastiness, rancor; antonym (n) kindness, 2. vanity; synonyms (n) conceit, arrogance, egotism, emptiness, pride, futility, inanity, conceitedness, pretension, pomposity;
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synonyms (v) think, assume, conceive, consider, guess, reckon, understand, accept, expect, (n) trust, 4. accredit; synonyms (v) authorize, assign, attribute, certify, allow, empower, appoint, delegate, impute, intrust. coeliwr creditor; synonyms (n) debtee, lienor. coes 1. leg; synonyms (n) stage, blackleg, branch, peg, post, arm, column, limb, member, phase, 2. handle; synonyms (v) administer, conduct, feel, wield, control, deal, direct, finger, (n) grip, clutch, 3. stem; synonyms (n) root, bow, shank, stalk, stick, handle, (v) originate, block, arrest, halt, 4. stalk; synonyms (n) stem, pursuit, (v) pursue, follow, walk, shadow, tail, haunt, hunt, stride, 5. shank; synonyms (n) haft, hilt, cannon, shaft, blade, heft, plinth, scale, serif. coetgae 1. enclosure; synonyms (n) coop, cage, barrier, enclosing, pen, hedge, addition, sty, case, envelopment, 2. hedge; synonyms (n) fence, hedging, (v) dodge, fudge, elude, evade, skirt, avoid, circumvent, duck. coeth 1. fine; synonyms (adj) delicate, agreeable, dainty, brave, capital, elegant, excellent, nice, (n) penalty, (v) punish; antonyms (adj) poor, thick, coarse, substantial, unsatisfactory, wide, 2. elegant; synonyms (adj) graceful, courtly, splendid, beautiful, polite, refined, dressy, artistic, charming, chic; antonyms (adj) clumsy, inelegant, scruffy, ugly, plain, tacky, 3. refined; synonyms (adj) cultured, polished, gentle, pure, courteous, cultivated, urbane, chaste, fine, educated; antonyms (adj) unrefined, raw, uncouth, rough. coethder 1. elegance; synonyms (n) delicacy, daintiness, beauty, refinement, chic, flair, grace, style, courtliness, class; antonyms (n) clumsiness, awkwardness, 2. refinement; synonyms (n) cultivation, culture, gentility, purification, civilization, courtesy, elaboration, finish, nicety, (adj) elegance; antonyms (n) rudeness, vulgarity. coethi 1. chastise; synonyms (v) castigate, chasten, correct, criticize, punish, reprimand, scourge, beat, scold, discipline; antonym (v) praise, 2. babble; synonyms (n) drivel, (v) murmur, chat, gab, gossip, ripple, talk, blab, blather, bubble; antonyms (v) quietness, silence, stillness, 3. bark; synonyms (n) snarl, yelp, rind, bay, crust, peel, (v) yap, skin, cry, growl; antonyms (v) mutter, whisper, 4. refine; synonyms (v) cultivate, clear, purify, civilize, elaborate, improve, smelt, develop, (adj) clarify, purge. coethwr refiner; synonyms (n) purifier, cleanser, smelter. cof 1. memory; synonyms (n) memento, recall, recollection, remembrance, reminiscence, commemoration, memorial, remembering, retention, (v) mind, 2. remembrance; synonyms
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recognition, token, epitaph, record, celebration, 3. mind; synonyms (n) intellect, brain, (v) care, look, attend, beware, keep, listen, notice, (adj) heed; antonym (v) forget. cofadail monument; synonyms (n) memorial, headstone, column, record, tombstone, shrine, slab, tablet, landmark, (adj) obelisk. cofeb 1. memorial; synonyms (n) commemoration, remembrance, memento, cenotaph, headstone, monument, record, epitaph, memory, (adj) commemorative, 2. memorandum; synonyms (n) memo, note, memorial, entry, letter, memoranda, notice. coffa 1. remembrance; synonyms (n) memory, recollection, commemoration, memorial, mind, recall, memento, relic, monument, anamnesis, 2. remember (cofio); synonyms (v) commemorate, recognize, recollect, consider, record, remind, retain, think, review, ponder; antonym (v) forget. coffadwriaeth 1. memory; synonyms (n) memento, recall, recollection, remembrance, reminiscence, commemoration, memorial, remembering, retention, (v) mind, 2. remembrance; synonyms (n) memory, relic, monument, anamnesis, keepsake, recognition, token, epitaph, record, celebration. coffadwriaethol memorial; synonyms (n) commemoration, remembrance, memento, cenotaph, headstone, monument, record, epitaph, memory, (adj) commemorative. coffi coffee; synonyms (n) brown, chocolate, cocoa, beige, tan, umber, (adj) auburn, brunette, russet. coffr 1. trunk; synonyms (n) stem, boot, torso, body, bole, proboscis, snout, stalk, box, stock, 2. coffer; synonyms (n) chest, case, caisson, casket, trunk, safe, strongbox, treasury, 3. chest; synonyms (n) bosom, bust, bureau, dresser, chamber, crate, thorax. cofgolofn monument; synonyms (n) memorial, headstone, column, record, tombstone, shrine, slab, tablet, landmark, (adj) obelisk. cofiadur recorder; synonyms (n) clerk, registrar, register, reporter, enroll, schedule, telltale. cofiadwy memorable; synonyms (adj) extraordinary, notable, signal, unforgettable, eventful, momentous, monumental, noteworthy, striking; antonym (adj) forgettable. cofiannydd biographer; synonyms (n) writer, novelist, dramatist, (v) fabulist. cofiant 1. biography; synonyms (n) autobiography, history, life, memoirs, memoir, story, animation, 2. memoir; synonyms (n) biography, discourse, journal, record, account. cofio 1. remember; synonyms (v) commemorate, recognize, recall, recollect, consider, record, remind, retain, think, review; antonym (v) forget, 2.
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Welsh - English recollect; synonyms (v) remember, mind, reminisce, retrieve, 3. mind; synonyms (n) intellect, brain, (v) care, look, attend, beware, keep, listen, notice, (adj) heed, 4. recall; synonyms (v) countermand, repeal, rescind, retract, reverse, revoke, (n) anamnesis, memory, return, annulment. cofl 1. embrace; synonyms (v) comprise, clasp, hug, admit, adopt, comprehend, contain, cover, (n) bosom, clutch; antonym (v) reject, 2. bosom; synonyms (n) breast, heart, interior, boob, embrace, bust, chest, soul, spirit, (adj) intimate. coflaid 1. armful; synonyms (n) capful, handful, mouthful, spoonful, 2. bundle; synonyms (n) cluster, pile, sheaf, batch, group, heap, load, (v) bunch, pack, clump. cofleidio 1. hug; synonyms (n) embrace, hold, clinch, (v) clasp, cuddle, squeeze, cling, cherish, clutch, grasp, 2. embrace; synonyms (v) comprise, hug, admit, adopt, comprehend, contain, cover, encompass, espouse, (n) bosom; antonym (v) reject. coflyfr 1. record; synonyms (n) register, list, account, book, disk, document, history, (v) chronicle, file, enter, 2. chronicle; synonyms (n) annals, story, narrative, roll, journal, tale, (v) record, date, log, report. cofnod 1. record; synonyms (n) register, list, account, book, disk, document, history, (v) chronicle, file, enter, 2. minute; synonyms (n) instant, flash, jiffy, note, memorandum, moment, second, (adj) little, delicate, microscopic; antonyms (adj) enormous, huge, big, gigantic, 3. memorandum; synonyms (n) memo, memorial, entry, letter, memoranda, notice, record. cofnodi 1. record; synonyms (n) register, list, account, book, disk, document, history, (v) chronicle, file, enter, 2. register; synonyms (n) record, inventory, note, catalogue, roll, (v) enroll, indicate, read, show, mark. cofrestr 1. register; synonyms (n) record, list, inventory, note, catalogue, book, (v) file, enroll, chronicle, enter, 2. roll; synonyms (n) revolution, register, (v) coil, reel, curl, enfold, revolve, wheel, rock, turn. cofrestru register; synonyms (n) record, list, inventory, note, catalogue, book, (v) file, enroll, chronicle, enter. cofrestrydd registrar; synonyms (n) recorder, clerk, register, enroll, registrary, schedule, telltale. cofus mindful; synonyms (adj) attentive, aware, careful, conscious, heedful, observant, considerate, cautious, cognizant, regardful; antonyms (adj) unaware, unmindful. cog 1. cuckoo; synonyms (n) fathead, goof, goose, jackass, nut, zany, (v) cheep, chirp, chirrup, (adj) crazy, 2. cook; synonyms (n) chef, (v) boil, bake, brew, make, prepare, concoct, falsify, grill, poach.
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coginiaeth cookery; synonyms (n) cooking, cuisine, food, catering, dainty, delicacy, fare. coginio cook; synonyms (n) chef, (v) boil, bake, brew, make, prepare, concoct, falsify, grill, poach. cogio 1. pretend; synonyms (v) assume, feign, dissimulate, counterfeit, act, affect, dissemble, imagine, (adj) sham, fake; antonyms (v) real, (adj) genuine, natural, 2. feign; synonyms (v) pretend, simulate, deceive, fabricate, cheat, forge, play, disguise, personate, (adj) falsify, 3. bluff; synonyms (n) bravado, hill, (v) beguile, blague, (adj) brusque, blunt, direct, rough, candid, peak, 4. cog; synonyms (n) sprocket, coble, cockleshell, kedge, lerret, dingy, employee, (v) collogue, earwig, (adj) ratchet, 5. sham; synonyms (n) fraud, phony, deceit, deception, falsehood, feint, (adj) false, imitation, assumed, bogus; antonym (n) original. cogor 1. chatter; synonyms (n) prattle, gab, (v) babble, chat, gossip, jabber, cackle, blab, blabber, (adj) prate, 2. caw; synonyms (v) crow, squawk, cry, croak, screech, 3. croak; synonyms (n) croaking, (v) grumble, mutter, complain, conk, murmur, maunder, decease, die, expire, 4. chattering; synonyms (adj) talkative, gabby, garrulous, loquacious, noisy, (n) chatter, claver, grabbing, clover, yack. cogwrn 1. shell; synonyms (n) peel, rind, bullet, case, casing, sheath, bark, carcass, (v) bomb, bombard, 2. cock; synonyms (n) rooster, chicken, stack, fowl, hammer, hand, pecker, pointer, prick, (v) ruffle, 3. cone; synonyms (n) strobile, pyramid, roll, conoid, pinnacle, strobilus, conduit, shaft, 4. knob; synonyms (n) button, handle, bump, grip, hump, knop, lump, node, nub, (adj) bulb. cogydd cook; synonyms (n) chef, (v) boil, bake, brew, make, prepare, concoct, falsify, grill, poach. cogyddes cook; synonyms (n) chef, (v) boil, bake, brew, make, prepare, concoct, falsify, grill, poach. cogyddiaeth cookery; synonyms (n) cooking, cuisine, food, catering, dainty, delicacy, fare. col awn; synonyms (n) arista, point, (adj) bur, burr, catchweed, cleavers, clivers, goose, grass, hackle. coleg college; synonyms (n) faculty, school, academy, association, institute, society, institution, university, (adj) academic. colegol collegiate; synonyms (adj) collegial, academic, scholastic. colegwr collegian; synonyms (n) academician, graduate. coler collar; synonyms (n) arrest, choker, pinch, ruff, (v) catch, apprehend, capture, clutch, grab, nail. colfen 1. branch; synonyms (n) arm, jump, wing, affiliate, ramus, member, division, (v) fork, diverge, divide, 2. tree (coeden); synonyms (n) gallows, gibbet, stem, house, tribe, hierarchy, landmark,
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lentisk, (v) corner, collar, 3. bough; synonyms (n) branch, limb, ramage, tigella, appendage, foliage, lobe, lobule, scion, bush. coll 1. defect; synonyms (n) fault, blemish, blot, flaw, shortcoming, deficiency, failing, imperfection, scar, weakness, 2. failing; synonyms (adj) declining, failed, (n) defect, failure, inadequacy, decline, foible, frailty, infirmity, vice; antonyms (adj) thriving, flourishing, well, (n) strength, virtue, 3. loss; synonyms (n) hurt, damage, defeat, detriment, injury, deficit, deprivation, destruction, forfeit, (adj) harm; antonyms (n) appearance, retrieval, victory, gaining, income, recovery. colladwy perishable; synonyms (adj) mortal, unstable, temporary, frail, caduke, dying, decaying, decomposable, destructible, (v) precarious; antonym (adj) imperishable. colled loss; synonyms (n) hurt, damage, defeat, detriment, injury, deficit, deprivation, destruction, forfeit, (adj) harm; antonyms (n) appearance, retrieval, victory, gaining, income, recovery. colledigaeth perdition; synonyms (n) downfall, fall, hell, ruin, inferno, deperdition. colledwr loser; synonyms (n) failure, flop, underdog, dud, also-ran, convict, dag, dork, felon, (adj) defeated; antonyms (n) favorite, winner. collen hazel; synonyms (n) filbert, cobnut, hazelnut, brown, auburn, cob. collfarn 1. condemnation; synonyms (n) censure, animadversion, anathema, blame, conviction, doom, rebuke, criticism, curse, (v) condemn; antonyms (n) approval, praise, 2. doom; synonyms (n) destine, fate, destiny, chance, luck, condemnation, death, (v) sentence, convict, damn. collfarnu 1. condemn; synonyms (v) blame, censure, reproach, castigate, criticize, decry, deplore, doom, excoriate, knock; antonyms (v) praise, approve, commend, free, pardon, 2. doom; synonyms (n) destine, fate, destiny, chance, luck, condemnation, (v) sentence, condemn, convict, damn. colli 1. lose; synonyms (v) drop, forfeit, mislay, sacrifice, fail, clear, hurt, regress, retrogress, destroy; antonyms (v) gain, find, acquire, earn, get, obtain, recover, secure, win, beat, 2. shed; synonyms (v) cast, discard, moult, scatter, exuviate, molt, dismiss, (n) hut, shack, cabin, 3. perish; synonyms (v) die, expire, decease, fade, go, decay, depart, fall, pass, ruin; antonym (v) survive, 4. spill; synonyms (v) shed, empty, flow, pour, slop, stream, upset, overrun, flood, (n) overflow. collnod apostrophe; synonyms (n) address, interpellation, invocation, salutation, appeal, application, canvass, digression, monologue, motion.
collwr loser; synonyms (n) failure, flop, underdog, dud, also-ran, convict, dag, dork, felon, (adj) defeated; antonyms (n) favorite, winner. colofn 1. column; synonyms (n) pillar, procession, row, stanchion, file, line, obelisk, post, prop, support, 2. pillar; synonyms (n) column, brace, mainstay, backbone, foundation, monument, pier, tower, buttress, anchor. colomen 1. dove; synonyms (n) squab, culverin, dowve, peacenik, (adj) gray, innocent, lamb, 2. pigeon; synonyms (n) gull, gudgeon, cully, cull, gobemouche, victim, (v) dupe, bilk, mulct. coluddyn bowel; synonyms (n) gut, intestine, colon, catgut, offspring, (adj) intestinal, (v) disembowel, eviscerate. coluro 1. color; synonyms (n) blush, colour, stain, tinge, tint, complexion, (v) dye, flush, paint, redden; antonyms (n) colorlessness, (v) discolor, 2. conceal; synonyms (v) cover, disguise, hide, bury, cloak, mask, obscure, screen, shield, (n) veil; antonyms (v) reveal, show, expose, divulge, clarify, uncover, 3. paint; synonyms (n) painting, (v) color, daub, coat, decorate, depict, varnish, enamel, apply, lacquer. colwyn puppy; synonyms (n) pup, cub, youth, whelp, boy, brat, child, frankfurter, youngster. colyn 1. pivot; synonyms (n) axle, axis, pin, hub, nucleus, swivel, turn, (v) revolve, swing, wheel, 2. sting; synonyms (n) bite, hurt, con, pain, (v) prick, goad, irritate, itch, prickle, provoke. colynnog stinging; synonyms (adj) sharp, cutting, acrid, piercing, bitter, biting, pungent, keen, (v) caustic, poignant. colynnu sting; synonyms (n) bite, hurt, con, pain, (v) prick, goad, irritate, itch, prickle, provoke. comed comet; synonym (n) iris. comedi comedy; synonyms (n) farce, play, humor, drollery, clowning, drama, show; antonym (n) tragedy. comfforddus comfortable; synonyms (adj) cozy, easy, agreeable, pleased, pleasing, prosperous, congenial, pleasurable, rich, (v) snug; antonyms (adj) uncomfortable, poor, formal, tense, unpleasant, intimidating, unaccustomed, unhappy. comin common; synonyms (adj) ordinary, coarse, cheap, mutual, usual, vulgar, accustomed, base, ignoble, (n) habitual; antonyms (adj) individual, uncommon, rare, unusual, characteristic, one-off, specific, unique, aristocratic, exclusive. comiwnydd communist; synonyms (adj) communistic, carbonaro, frondeur, collective, insurgent, intolerant, (n) commie, cosmopolite, terrorist, anarchist. comiwnyddiaeth communism; synonyms (n) collectivism, socialism, phalansterianism,
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Welsh - English communalism, dictatorship, (v) statism; antonym (n) capitalism. comiwnyddol communist; synonyms (adj) communistic, carbonaro, frondeur, collective, insurgent, intolerant, (n) commie, cosmopolite, terrorist, anarchist. compod compass; synonyms (n) range, scope, area, circle, circumference, extent, reach, (v) round, get, grasp. conach grumble; synonyms (v) murmur, mutter, complain, gripe, growl, rumble, grouch, (n) complaint, moan, groan. concro conquer; synonyms (v) beat, capture, subdue, overcome, overpower, quell, subjugate, suppress, surmount, vanquish; antonyms (v) surrender, lose. concwest 1. conquest; synonyms (n) victory, conquering, defeat, triumph, achievement, reduction, coup, rout, mastery, occupation; antonym (n) surrender, 2. victory; synonyms (n) conquest, success, subjugation, superiority, expugnation, feat; antonyms (n) beating, failure, loss. condemniad condemnation; synonyms (n) censure, animadversion, anathema, blame, conviction, doom, rebuke, criticism, curse, (v) condemn; antonyms (n) approval, praise. condemnio condemn; synonyms (v) blame, censure, reproach, castigate, criticize, decry, deplore, doom, excoriate, knock; antonyms (v) praise, approve, commend, free, pardon. confensiynol conventional; synonyms (adj) formal, orthodox, accepted, common, customary, everyday, conservative, decorous, (v) commonplace, familiar; antonyms (adj) unconventional, radical, relaxed, unusual, original, rebellious, unorthodox. conffirmasiwn confirmation; synonyms (n) affirmation, approval, corroboration, ratification, sanction, testimony, demonstration, agreement, authentication, check; antonym (n) contradiction. conffirmio confirm; synonyms (v) affirm, approve, corroborate, establish, prove, validate, verify, clinch, assert, assure; antonyms (v) disprove, contradict. congl corner; synonyms (n) bend, angle, turn, coign, dilemma, hole, niche, nook, predicament, quandary. cono 1. rascal; synonyms (n) imp, knave, miscreant, monkey, rapscallion, rogue, scamp, scoundrel, villain, vagabond, 2. wag; synonyms (n) shake, humorist, waggle, joker, wit, comedian, (v) wave, swing, beat, wiggle. consuriaeth conjuring; synonyms (adj) magical, (n) conjuration, magic, hocus-pocus, incantation, sorcery, witchcraft, conjury, figgum, artifice.
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consuriwr conjurer; synonyms (n) magician, performer, conjuror, illusionist, juggler, prestidigitator, sorcerer, wizard. copa 1. head (pen); synonyms (n) chief, captain, front, point, boss, foam, froth, (v) capital, direct, lead; antonyms (n) end, subordinate, (v) follow, 2. top (pen); synonyms (adj) maximum, (n) crown, peak, acme, apex, crest, cover, (v) best, cap, exceed; antonyms (adj) worst, (n) bottom, base, nadir, 3. apex; synonyms (n) top, vertex, apices, extremity, height, pinnacle, summit, extremum, climax, culmination, 4. crest; synonyms (n) brow, hilltop, zenith, upside, edge, device, emblem, heraldry, (adj) panache, plume, 5. summit; synonyms (n) tip, prime, heyday, altitude, elevation, meeting. copi copy; synonyms (n) imitation, trace, transcription, (v) counterfeit, imitate, ape, duplicate, model, pattern, follow; antonym (n) original. copr copper; synonyms (n) bronze, bull, cop, fuzz, gold, pig, cent, coin, ingot, nugget. cor 1. dwarf; synonyms (n) elf, fairy, gnome, brownie, (v) overshadow, (adj) little, midget, miniature, runt, baby; antonym (n) giant, 2. spider; synonyms (n) lota, mussuk, schooner, spinner, adapter, terrine, toby, urceus, araneidan, cob. coraches 1. dwarf; synonyms (n) elf, fairy, gnome, brownie, (v) overshadow, (adj) little, midget, miniature, runt, baby; antonym (n) giant, 2. pygmy; synonyms (adj) tiny, puny, (n) dwarf, manikin. corawl choral; synonyms (adj) vocal, lyric, operatic, choristic, instrumental, musical, singing, speaking, (n) chorale, hymn. corbwll 1. whirlpool; synonyms (n) eddy, vortex, maelstrom, gurge, (v) whirl, swirl, undercurrent, indraught, purl, reflux, 2. puddle; synonyms (n) plash, pool, pond, lake, slop, broad, lin, loch, (v) muddle, addle. corcyn cork; synonyms (n) bung, stopper, phellem, bob, bobber, bobfloat, (v) plug, cap, stop, close. cord 1. chord; synonyms (n) cord, harmony, curve, flange, (v) accord, harmonise, harmonize, agree, consort, (adj) subtense, 2. cord; synonyms (n) band, string, bond, tie, twine, tape, lace, rope, thread, whipcord. corddi 1. turn (troi); synonyms (v) revolve, (n) bend, curve, roll, coil, go, twist, bout, change, round, 2. churn; synonyms (v) boil, seethe, agitate, toss, bubble, eddy, roil, shake, stir, whirl, 3. agitate; synonyms (v) disturb, fan, bother, foment, perturb, rouse, trouble, actuate, annoy, arouse; antonyms (v) calm, soothe. corddiad churning; synonyms (adj) annoyed, roiled, roiling, roily, turbulent, disruptive, irritated, miffed, nettled, (n) emulsifying.
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cordeddu 1. twist; synonyms (n) twine, wind, (v) turn, bend, distort, curl, coil, contort, deform, curve; antonyms (v) straighten, untwist, 2. twine; synonyms (n) string, cord, rope, thread, (v) entwine, lace, enlace, interlace, intertwine, meander. cored 1. weir; synonyms (n) dam, boom, penstock, barrier, block, gate, wall, wear, 2. dam; synonyms (n) barrage, barricade, dike, dyke, decameter, decametre, (v) prevent, bar, close, impede. corfan foot (troed); synonyms (n) bottom, base, feet, foundation, basis, footing, measure, paw, (v) hoof, pay; antonym (n) top. corff body; synonyms (n) cadaver, corpse, matter, organization, carcass, cluster, consistency, figure, mass, set; antonym (n) spirit. corfflu corps; synonyms (n) brigade, company, army, battalion, detachment, regiment, troop, crew, party, band. corffol corpulent; synonyms (adj) fat, obese, portly, stout, fleshy, overweight, plump, lusty, chubby, tubby; antonym (adj) skinny. corffolaeth stature; synonyms (n) height, size, altitude, standing, tallness, prestige, quality, status, rank, elevation. corfforaeth corporation; synonyms (n) association, belly, business, company, concern, body, corp, firm, organization, partnership. corfforaethol corporate; synonyms (adj) collective, common, incorporate, incorporated, united, bodied, corporal, aggregate, combined, associated. corffori 1. incorporate; synonyms (v) comprise, contain, encompass, combine, embody, include, join, link, affiliate, consolidate; antonym (v) exclude, 2. embody; synonyms (v) comprehend, personify, body, exemplify, incorporate, represent, typify, materialize, embrace, integrate. corfforol 1. corporeal; synonyms (adj) bodily, corporal, material, carnal, physical, substantial, animal, real, somatic, (adv) fleshly; antonym (adj) mental, 2. bodily; synonyms (adj) corporeal, personal, sensual, (adv) altogether; antonym (adj) spiritual, 3. corporal; synonym (adj) bodied, 4. physical; synonyms (adj) actual, tangible, concrete, palpable, earthly, manual, active, forceful, forcible, solid; antonym (adj) intangible. corfran jackdaw; synonyms (n) daw, crow, caddow, chough, jay, magpie, raven, rook. corgan chant; synonyms (n) hymn, song, chaunt, (v) cantillate, sing, intonate, intone, recite, utter, vocalize. corganu chant; synonyms (n) hymn, song, chaunt, (v) cantillate, sing, intonate, intone, recite, utter, vocalize. corgi cur; synonyms (n) mongrel, hound, coward, mutt, sneak, cad, bastard, tike, (adj) mixed, underbred.
corgimwch prawn; synonyms (n) shrimp, peewee, runt. coriar bantam; synonyms (n) dwarf, (adj) diminutive, little, petite, midget, small, tiny, audacious, bold, forward. corlan 1. fold; synonyms (n) crease, bend, pucker, wrinkle, (v) crinkle, collapse, crumple, double, lap, roll, 2. enclosure; synonyms (n) coop, cage, barrier, enclosing, pen, hedge, addition, sty, case, envelopment, 3. pen; synonyms (n) corral, ballpoint, enclosure, fold, jail, (v) enclose, confine, compose, impound, indite. corlannu fold; synonyms (n) crease, bend, pucker, wrinkle, (v) crinkle, collapse, crumple, double, lap, roll. corn 1. horn; synonyms (n) hooter, cornet, klaxon, alarm, trumpet, aparejo, arm, faldstool, ophicleide, trombone, 2. roll; synonyms (n) list, revolution, catalogue, inventory, (v) coil, reel, curl, enfold, revolve, wheel, 3. pipe (pib); synonyms (n) tube, conduit, channel, duct, flue, hose, passage, pipage, (v) cry, peep, 4. corn; synonyms (n) maize, clavus, cereals, callus, wheat, grain, commonplace, (v) feed, keep, 5. tube; synonyms (n) pipe, subway, cylinder, metro, hosepipe, television, box, piping, bulb, shaft. cornant 1. brook; synonyms (n) creek, (v) bear, abide, endure, digest, stand, stomach, suffer, tolerate, allow, 2. rill; synonyms (n) channel, streamlet, rivulet, run, runnel, stream, discharge, drill, footrace, ladder. cornboer phlegm; synonyms (n) apathy, impassiveness, impassivity, indifference, lethargy, inactivity, languor, sluggishness, sputum, (adj) mucus. cornchwiglen lapwing; synonyms (n) peewit, peewee, pewee. cornel corner; synonyms (n) bend, angle, turn, coign, dilemma, hole, niche, nook, predicament, quandary. cornelu corner; synonyms (n) bend, angle, turn, coign, dilemma, hole, niche, nook, predicament, quandary. cornicyll 1. plover; synonyms (n) blackcock, duck, grouse, rail, snipe, 2. lapwing; synonyms (n) peewit, peewee, pewee, 3. peewit; synonyms (n) lapwing, runt, shrimp. cornio 1. horn; synonyms (n) hooter, cornet, klaxon, alarm, trumpet, aparejo, arm, faldstool, ophicleide, trombone, 2. butt; synonyms (n) push, extremity, stump, grip, barrel, base, bottom, (v) bunt, abut, border. corniog horned; synonyms (adj) cornuted, cornigerous, cuckolded, sharp. cornwyd 1. boil; synonyms (v) seethe, bubble, churn, simmer, ferment, burn, effervesce, fume, (n)
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Welsh - English abscess, blister; antonym (v) freeze, 2. abscess; synonyms (n) boil, gathering, pustule, growth, swelling, aposteme, blemish, bulge, (adj) sore, ulcer, 3. sore; synonyms (adj) painful, sensitive, angry, raw, (n) injury, cut, lesion, (v) hurt, acute, sharp; antonym (adj) painless. corodyn 1. baggage; synonyms (n) luggage, bag, bags, equipment, gear, pack, stuff, 2. trifle; synonyms (n) nothing, bagatelle, detail, (v) play, dally, fiddle, flirt, fool, (adj) toy, trinket, 3. toy; synonyms (n) plaything, gimcrack, (adj) miniature, trick, (v) coquet, sport, trifle, act, tinker, disport. coron crown; synonyms (n) top, apex, cover, crest, peak, pinnacle, summit, kingdom, acme, (v) cap. coroni 1. coronation; synonyms (n) accession, enthronement, enthronisation, enthronization, installation, investiture, 2. crown; synonyms (n) top, apex, cover, crest, peak, pinnacle, summit, kingdom, acme, (v) cap. coroniad coronation; synonyms (n) accession, enthronement, enthronisation, enthronization, installation, investiture. coronog crowned; synonyms (v) completed, consummated, excessive, great, (adj) browbound, fulfilled, incoronate, laureled, laurelled, successful. corpws body; synonyms (n) cadaver, corpse, matter, organization, carcass, cluster, consistency, figure, mass, set; antonym (n) spirit. corrach 1. dwarf; synonyms (n) elf, fairy, gnome, brownie, (v) overshadow, (adj) little, midget, miniature, runt, baby; antonym (n) giant, 2. pygmy; synonyms (adj) tiny, puny, (n) dwarf, manikin. corryn spider; synonyms (n) lota, mussuk, schooner, spinner, adapter, terrine, toby, urceus, araneidan, cob. cors 1. swamp; synonyms (n) marsh, mire, bog, (v) flood, inundate, overwhelm, submerge, sink, deluge, drench; antonym (n) desert, 2. bog; synonyms (n) morass, swamp, marish, moss, quagmire, sludge, everglade, fen, marshland, swampland. corsen 1. stem; synonyms (n) root, bow, branch, shank, stalk, stick, (v) originate, block, arrest, halt, 2. cane; synonyms (n) rod, scourge, bat, (v) flog, whip, beat, birch, lash, thrash, 3. stalk; synonyms (n) stem, pursuit, (v) pursue, follow, walk, shadow, tail, haunt, hunt, stride, 4. reed; synonyms (n) triangle, xylophone, arrow, pipe, dart, fistula, javelin, jereed, jerid, (adj) thread. cortyn 1. cord; synonyms (n) band, string, bond, tie, twine, tape, lace, rope, thread, whipcord, 2. rope; synonyms (n) cable, lasso, lariat, noose, cord, hawser, leash, line, tether, (v) bind.
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corun 1. crown; synonyms (n) top, apex, cover, crest, peak, pinnacle, summit, kingdom, acme, (v) cap, 2. tonsure. corwynt 1. whirlwind; synonyms (n) hurricane, storm, tornado, twister, gale, tempest, cyclone, typhoon, waterspout, 2. hurricane; synonyms (n) squall, whirlwind, 3. tornado. cosb 1. punishment; synonyms (n) discipline, correction, penalty, penance, chastisement, fine, rebuke, retribution, reward, execution, 2. penalty; synonyms (n) mulct, forfeit, forfeiture, amercement, judgment, handicap, penalization, sentence, pain, (v) condemnation. cosbadwy punishable; synonyms (adj) penal, culpable, chastisable, corrective, corrigible, docile, serious, trial. cosbedigaeth punishment; synonyms (n) discipline, correction, penalty, penance, chastisement, fine, rebuke, retribution, reward, execution. cosbi punish; synonyms (v) castigate, correct, discipline, chasten, chastise, penalize, strike, avenge, pay, beat; antonym (v) excuse. cosbol 1. penal; synonyms (adj) punitive, punishable, corrective, castigatory, disciplinary, penalizing, chastening, punishing, reformatory, retaliatory, 2. punitive; synonyms (adj) punitory, penal, vindictive, correctional, revengeful, harsh, vengeful, castigating, retaliative, severe. cosfa 1. itch; synonyms (n) desire, urge, impulse, scabies, wish, (v) irritate, tickle, prickle, scratch, tingle, 2. thrashing; synonyms (n) beating, defeat, lashing, flogging, drubbing, licking, whipping, flagellation, rout, tanning; antonym (n) victory, 3. itching; synonyms (n) itch, pruritus, cupidity, itchiness, quiver, shiver, (adj) anxious, creepy, enterprising, prurient. cosi 1. scratch; synonyms (n) score, mark, nick, scrabble, (v) graze, notch, rub, scrape, chafe, rake, 2. itching; synonyms (n) itch, pruritus, prickle, cupidity, itchiness, quiver, (adj) anxious, creepy, enterprising, prurient, 3. itch; synonyms (n) desire, urge, impulse, scabies, wish, longing, (v) irritate, tickle, scratch, tingle. cost 1. cost; synonyms (n) price, charge, amount, expense, toll, damage, disbursement, expenditure, fee, (v) be, 2. expense; synonyms (n) cost, outlay, detriment, payment, disbursal. costio cost; synonyms (n) price, charge, amount, expense, toll, damage, disbursement, expenditure, fee, (v) be. costog 1. cur; synonyms (n) mongrel, hound, coward, mutt, sneak, cad, bastard, tike, (adj) mixed, underbred, 2. mastiff, 3. surly; synonyms (adj) grumpy, sullen, peevish, crusty, churlish, brusque, grouchy, gruff, (n) harsh, rude.
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costrel bottle (potel); synonyms (n) container, flask, jug, jar, pot, carboy, gourd, (v) preserve, can. costrelu bottle (potel); synonyms (n) container, flask, jug, jar, pot, carboy, gourd, (v) preserve, can. costus 1. expensive; synonyms (adj) costly, sumptuous, dear, extravagant, luxurious, valuable, lavish, overpriced, exclusive, fine; antonyms (adj) cheap, inexpensive, reasonable, worthless, 2. costly; synonyms (adj) expensive, precious, high, pricey, rich, invaluable, beloved, plush, priceless, pricy. cot coat; synonyms (n) cover, coating, crust, film, fur, jacket, layer, (v) cloak, sheath, blanket. cotwm cotton; synonyms (n) thread, yarn, cord, fiber, string, affinity, bombace, (v) cater, coddle, (adj) exceptional. crac crack; synonyms (n) break, fracture, cleft, fissure, (v) chink, crevice, split, breach, burst, snap; antonyms (v) repair, mend. crach 1. petty; synonyms (adj) insignificant, frivolous, little, paltry, trivial, light, mean, negligible, puny, minute; antonyms (adj) major, important, 2. scabby; synonyms (adj) dirty, mangy, scurvy, shabby, abject, (n) contemptible. crachboer phlegm; synonyms (n) apathy, impassiveness, impassivity, indifference, lethargy, inactivity, languor, sluggishness, sputum, (adj) mucus. crachen scab; synonyms (n) crust, strikebreaker, shell, (v) blackleg, rat, cicatrize, crawfish. crachfeddyg quack; synonyms (n) impostor, fraud, cheat, fake, charlatan, doctor, empiric, medicaster, mountebank, (v) cackle. crachfonheddwr snob; synonyms (n) prig, flunky, snot, highbrow, knobstick, name-dropper, pretender, (v) spaniel, cut, snub. cracio crack; synonyms (n) break, fracture, cleft, fissure, (v) chink, crevice, split, breach, burst, snap; antonyms (v) repair, mend. craciog cracked; synonyms (adj) broken, nutty, batty, chapped, crazy, balmy, wacky, bats, crackers, crackled. craf garlic; synonyms (n) ail, caviare, pickle, onion, (adj) fungus. crafanc 1. clutch; synonyms (n) clasp, gripe, batch, (v) grip, clench, clinch, grab, grasp, hold, catch, 2. claw; synonyms (n) chela, hook, nipper, pincer, (v) clutch, lacerate, rip, scratch, seize, tear, 3. talon; synonyms (n) claw, sere, stock. craff 1. close (cau); synonyms (adj) near, adjacent, nearby, accurate, tight, (v) compact, stop, (adv) by, (n) end, finish; antonyms (adj) distant, airy, fresh, loose, far, (v) open, start, 2. hold; synonyms (v) keep, detain, endure, adhere, bear, comprise, contain, entertain, (n) grasp, grip; antonym (v)
release, 3. grip; synonyms (n) clasp, clutch, handle, bag, clench, clinch, (v) hold, catch, cling, apprehend; antonym (v) bore, 4. acute; synonyms (adj) sharp, incisive, intense, keen, penetrating, critical, piercing, severe, shrewd, (v) high; antonyms (adj) dull, obtuse, 5. astute; synonyms (adj) acute, artful, bright, quick, clever, crafty, cunning, discerning, discriminating, (v) canny; antonyms (adj) naive, stupid, 6. keen; synonyms (adj) eager, intelligent, biting, brisk, enthusiastic, exquisite, astute, desirous, ardent, (v) avid; antonyms (adj) apathetic, indifferent, unenthusiastic, blunt, 7. sagacious; synonyms (adj) wise, judicious, prudent, rational, discreet, knowing, perspicacious, politic, sapient, perceptive; antonym (adj) foolish. craffter 1. acumen; synonyms (n) insight, intelligence, perception, intellect, understanding, acuteness, astuteness, cleverness, discernment, discrimination, 2. sagacity; synonyms (n) judiciousness, judgment, sense, gumption, prudence, acumen, perspicacity, (adj) discretion, wisdom, (v) penetration; antonym (n) foolishness, 3. keenness; synonyms (n) ardor, eagerness, enthusiasm, acuity, sharpness, zeal, edge, quickness, diligence, fervor; antonyms (n) apathy, unwillingness. craffu 1. mark; synonyms (n) brand, evidence, score, character, heed, (v) blemish, characterize, distinguish, grade, (adj) notice, 2. scrutinize; synonyms (v) inspect, examine, review, analyze, audit, consider, explore, investigate, scan, search. craffus 1. sagacious; synonyms (adj) wise, astute, judicious, prudent, rational, acute, discerning, keen, discreet, knowing; antonym (adj) foolish, 2. keen; synonyms (adj) eager, sharp, intense, intelligent, biting, brisk, enthusiastic, exquisite, (v) fresh, avid; antonyms (adj) dull, apathetic, indifferent, unenthusiastic, blunt. crafiad scratch; synonyms (n) score, mark, nick, scrabble, (v) graze, notch, rub, scrape, chafe, rake. crafog 1. cutting; synonyms (adj) sharp, biting, keen, acute, bitter, caustic, acrimonious, acid, acrid, (n) cut; antonyms (adj) blunt, mild, (n) extension, freedom, 2. sarcastic; synonyms (adj) cutting, poignant, pungent, satirical, cynical, incisive, ironic, ironical, mocking, (v) derisive; antonym (adj) gentle. crafu 1. scratch; synonyms (n) score, mark, nick, scrabble, (v) graze, notch, rub, scrape, chafe, rake, 2. scrape; synonyms (v) scratch, pare, grate, abrade, grind, claw, engrave, (n) abrasion, predicament, difficulty, 3. itch; synonyms (n) desire, urge, impulse, scabies, wish, longing, (v) irritate, tickle, prickle, tingle. crafwr scraper; synonyms (n) rasper, doctor.
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cragen shell; synonyms (n) peel, rind, bullet, case,
cras 1. dry (sych); synonyms (adj) thirsty, arid,
casing, sheath, bark, carcass, (v) bomb, bombard. crai 1. fresh; synonyms (adj) bracing, brisk, clean, novel, bright, original, recent, airy, bold, (adv) new; antonyms (adj) old, stale, decayed, exhausted, hot, humid, muggy, musty, off, oppressive, 2. raw; synonyms (adj) crude, fresh, immature, bleak, coarse, cutting, green, piercing, sore, cold; antonyms (adj) refined, cooked, 3. new (newydd); synonyms (adj) modern, additional, inexperienced, innovative, raw, strange, unaccustomed, unprecedented, young, (adv) lately; antonyms (adj) familiar, outgoing, second-hand, traditional, used, less, old-fashioned, (adv) past. craidd middle (canol); synonyms (adj) intermediate, central, halfway, median, (n) average, heart, hub, mean, center, core; antonyms (adj) extreme, outer, (n) edge, outside. craig rock; synonyms (n) boulder, calculus, (v) jar, sway, cradle, jolt, shake, toss, (adj) pebble, stone. crair relic; synonyms (n) memento, souvenir, token, antique, remainder, remains, trace, relict, remnant, (v) keepsake. craith scar; synonyms (n) mark, cicatrix, blemish, seam, cicatrice, defect, scratch, stain, (v) disfigure, brand. cramen 1. crust; synonyms (n) bark, cheekiness, covering, gall, impertinence, peel, shell, skin, coating, (v) coat, 2. scab; synonyms (n) crust, strikebreaker, (v) blackleg, rat, cicatrize, crawfish. cramp cramp; synonyms (n) convulsion, spasm, constraint, crick, (v) confine, constrict, restrict, bind, hamper, limit. cranc crab; synonyms (n) cancer, grouch, crabmeat, freshman, (v) gripe, beef, bellyache, complain, cross, foil. crand grand; synonyms (adj) excellent, gorgeous, dignified, elevated, eminent, exalted, important, (n) glorious, noble, (v) great; antonyms (adj) unimpressive, humble, modest. crandrwydd 1. finery; synonyms (n) array, regalia, clothing, gewgaw, tinsel, attire, decoration, 2. grandeur; synonyms (n) dignity, splendor, magnitude, brilliance, glory, pomp, elegance, grandness, greatness, magnificence. crap 1. hold; synonyms (v) keep, detain, endure, adhere, bear, comprise, contain, entertain, (n) grasp, grip; antonym (v) release, 2. smattering; synonyms (n) handful, touch, hint, tinge, smatter, bit, dash, drop, fistful, pinch. crapio 1. grapple; synonyms (v) clutch, clasp, grip, fight, tackle, contend, grab, deal, (n) grapnel, (adj) lock, consider also 2. pick up; synonyms (v) arrest, get, acquire, learn, catch, collect, gather, lift, pick, (n) capture.
barren, boring, dehydrated, dull, (v) dehydrate, desiccate, drain, uninteresting; antonyms (adj) wet, damp, moist, saturated, soaked, boggy, drenched, rainy, sodden, (v) drench, 2. arid; synonyms (adj) dry, parched, sterile, tedious, unproductive, acarpous, desert, desiccated, (v) monotonous, bald; antonym (adj) verdant, 3. harsh; synonyms (adj) grating, sharp, austere, bitter, coarse, crude, cruel, discordant, grim, (v) hard; antonyms (adj) smooth, gentle, harmonious, kind, lenient, pleasant, soft, melodious, sweet, 4. parched; synonyms (adj) adust, torrid, scorched, baked. crasiad baking; synonyms (n) stoving, (adj) hot, burning, roasting, scorching, boiling, sweltering, airless, blazing, blistering; antonym (adj) freezing. craslyd 1. grating; synonyms (adj) rough, harsh, hoarse, strident, discordant, gravelly, gruff, (n) grate, grid, (v) lattice; antonyms (adj) soft, pleasing, 2. harsh; synonyms (adj) grating, sharp, austere, bitter, coarse, crude, cruel, grim, unkind, (v) hard; antonyms (adj) smooth, gentle, harmonious, kind, lenient, pleasant, melodious, sweet. craster 1. harshness; synonyms (n) cruelty, asperity, austerity, acrimony, brutality, hardness, rigor, roughness, severity, gruffness; antonyms (n) gentleness, softness, leniency, quietness, 2. dryness; synonyms (n) aridity, dehydration, drought, aridness, thirst, monotony, dreariness, exsiccation, irony, siccity; antonyms (n) damp, dampness, humidity, wetness, moisture. crasu 1. bake; synonyms (v) burn, broil, cook, fire, fry, roast, grill, heat, parch, scorch, 2. scorch; synonyms (n) scorching, (v) bake, sear, singe, blister, char, dry, scald, inflame, (adj) cauterize, 3. parch; synonyms (v) desiccate, dehydrate, shrivel, toast. crau 1. hole (twll); synonyms (n) cavity, aperture, crack, den, pocket, breach, break, burrow, cave, (adj) gap, 2. eye (llygad); synonyms (n) optic, (v) behold, see, view, gaze, stare, look, watch, glance, glimpse, 3. blood (gwaed); synonyms (n) ancestry, birth, gore, descent, family, kindred, lineage, origin, beau, bloodshed, 4. gore; synonyms (n) blood, (v) butt, spear, spike, stab, push, impale, pierce, stick, articulation, 5. socket; synonyms (n) alveolus, sleeve, hollow, slot, recess, sheath, compass, employment, fitment, fob, 6. sty; synonyms (n) pen, pigpen, pigsty, enclosure, hordeolum, kennel, stye, dump, hogcote, corral, 7. stockade; synonyms (n) fence, fortification, penitentiary, prison, barricade, battlements, bulwark, defense, (v) palisade, haha. crawen crust; synonyms (n) bark, cheekiness, covering, gall, impertinence, peel, shell, skin, coating, (v) coat.
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crawn 1. matter (mater); synonyms (n) event, affair, business, concern, issue, material, substance, incident, article, body, 2. pus; synonyms (n) matter, purulence, suppuration, festering, ichor, amount, copy, difficulty, discharge, emission. crawni 1. gather; synonyms (v) deduce, convene, accumulate, amass, assemble, collect, compile, congregate, flock, (n) fold; antonyms (v) disperse, scatter, 2. suppurate; synonyms (v) fester, maturate, cry, decay, digest, moan, sob, wail, bawl, blubber. crawnllyd purulent; synonyms (adj) festering, pussy, infected, mattery, contaminated, dirty, fetid, foetid, foul, funky. cread creation; synonyms (n) cosmos, production, world, composition, invention, conception, construction, creature, fabrication, formation; antonyms (n) destruction, end. creadigaeth creation; synonyms (n) cosmos, production, world, composition, invention, conception, construction, creature, fabrication, formation; antonyms (n) destruction, end. creadigol creative; synonyms (adj) original, productive, imaginative, ingenious, inventive, resourceful, fertile, originative, artistic; antonyms (adj) unimaginative, uncreative. creadur 1. creature; synonyms (n) beast, being, brute, animal, individual, tool, body, entity, human, person, 2. animal; synonyms (n) creature, organism, fauna, monster, (adj) bodily, carnal, brutal, corporeal, physical, (adv) fleshly. creadures creature; synonyms (n) beast, being, brute, animal, individual, tool, body, entity, human, person. creawdwr creator; synonyms (n) architect, author, inventor, maker, originator, producer, artist, founder, initiator, manufacturer; antonym (n) destroyer. crebach 1. withered; synonyms (adj) sere, wizened, sear, shriveled, shrunken, thin, dry, lean, (v) broken, lame, 2. shrunk; synonyms (adj) withered, shrivelled, insipid, wearish, tasteless, unsavory, weak. crebachlyd 1. wrinkled; synonyms (adj) furrowed, creased, crumpled, lined, puckered, wizened, wrinkly, gnarled, (n) rough, rugged; antonym (adj) smooth, 2. crabbed; synonyms (adj) abstruse, crabby, crusty, grumpy, morose, sour, surly, churlish, moody, (n) austere. crebachu 1. wrinkle; synonyms (n) crease, fold, furrow, pucker, gather, (v) crinkle, rumple, crumple, ruffle, curl; antonym (v) smooth, 2. shrink; synonyms (v) dwindle, flinch, recoil, contract, shorten, cower, decrease, diminish, lessen, quail; antonyms (v) expand, increase, enlarge, 3. shrivel; synonyms (v) shrink, wither, fade, narrow,
scorch, blight, blast, dry, parch, reduce, 4. pucker; synonyms (v) wrinkle, plait, knit, purse, cockle, crisp, ruck, scrunch, corrugate, (n) ruckle. crebwyll 1. fancy; synonyms (v) daydream, imagine, wish, (adj) conceive, (n) desire, caprice, fantasy, dream, conceit, conception; antonyms (adj) plain, unadorned, (n) reality, 2. invention; synonyms (n) contrivance, fabrication, creation, fiction, imagination, discovery, artifice, design, device, excogitation. crechwen guffaw; synonyms (n) chortle, chuckle, snicker, horselaugh, cackle, laughter, (v) laugh, hoot, giggle, roar. crecian 1. crackle; synonyms (n) crackling, crepitation, (v) crack, crepitate, crunch, rustle, snap, sputter, 2. creak; synonyms (n) creaking, (v) squeak, pipe, screech, jangle, skreigh, twang, confess, screak, (adj) ancient, 3. cluck; synonyms (n) cry, (v) cackle, clack, click, chuckle, chuck, blab, blabber, brattle, chatter. cred 1. trust; synonyms (n) charge, confidence, credit, faith, reliance, rely, assurance, belief, (v) believe, hope; antonyms (v) distrust, doubt, disbelieve, mistrust, 2. belief; synonyms (n) assumption, doctrine, feeling, idea, impression, opinion, supposition, thought, trust, view; antonyms (n) disbelief, unbelief, 3. troth; synonyms (n) betrothal, engagement, promise, plight, vow, loyalty, espousal, appointment, battle, booking, 4. pledge; synonyms (n) bond, gage, engage, bet, (v) pawn, wager, covenant, guarantee, contract, assure. credadun believer; synonyms (n) follower, devotee, supporter, worshipper, proselyte, religionist, zealot, layman, (adj) convert, pietist; antonyms (n) doubter, skeptic. credadwy 1. believable; synonyms (adj) likely, plausible, possible, authentic, credible, probable, trustworthy, convincing, reasonable, truthful; antonyms (adj) unconvincing, unbelievable, 2. credible; synonyms (adj) believable, faithful, specious, conceivable, persuasive, genuine, true, apparent, colorable; antonyms (adj) implausible, incredible. crediniaeth belief; synonyms (n) faith, assumption, confidence, doctrine, feeling, idea, impression, opinion, supposition, thought; antonyms (n) disbelief, unbelief. crediniol believing; synonyms (adj) certain, credent, credulous, gullible, holy, loyal, religious, credible. credo 1. creed; synonyms (n) belief, conviction, gospel, religion, credo, faith, denomination, doctrine, persuasion, credenda, 2. belief; synonyms (n) assumption, confidence, feeling, idea, impression, opinion, supposition, thought, trust, view; antonyms (n) disbelief, unbelief.
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Welsh - English credu 1. believe; synonyms (v) think, accredit, assume, conceive, consider, guess, reckon, understand, (n) belief, trust; antonyms (v) disbelieve, distrust, 2. accredit; synonyms (v) credit, authorize, ascribe, assign, attribute, certify, allow, empower, appoint, believe. credwr believer; synonyms (n) follower, devotee, supporter, worshipper, proselyte, religionist, zealot, layman, (adj) convert, pietist; antonyms (n) doubter, skeptic. crefft 1. trade; synonyms (n) deal, business, barter, commerce, swap, switch, (v) change, exchange, merchandise, bargain; antonyms (n) purchase, (adj) charitable, 2. craft; synonyms (n) boat, ability, art, cunning, trade, artfulness, guile, fraud, shift, artifice, 3. handicraft; synonyms (n) craft, handcraft, handiwork, mystery, handwork. crefftwr 1. artificer; synonyms (n) artisan, craftsman, manufacturer, discoverer, inventor, journeyman, maker, armorer, armourer, (adj) mechanic, 2. craftsman; synonyms (n) artificer, artist, worker, crafter, hand, builder, carpenter, employee, 3. artisan; synonyms (n) operative, workman. crefu 1. implore; synonyms (v) entreat, beg, beseech, ask, conjure, crave, pray, supplicate, appeal, importune, 2. crave; synonyms (v) covet, implore, want, desire, long, wish, fancy, claim, adjure, demand, 3. beg; synonyms (v) cadge, plead, request, require, solicit, get, borrow, invite, invoke, petition. crefydd religion; synonyms (n) piety, creed, faith, cult, denomination, sect, church, devotion, holiness, persuasion. crefyddol 1. pious; synonyms (adj) devout, godly, holy, religious, devotional, saintly, earnest, pure, hypocritical, divine; antonyms (adj) impious, blasphemous, profane, sinful, 2. religious; synonyms (adj) pious, sacred, devoted, scrupulous, ghostly, solemn, spiritual, strict, (n) monk; antonym (adj) secular. crefyddwr religionist; synonyms (n) believer, religioner, (adj) formalist, pietist, precisian, puritan. creider freshness; synonyms (n) novelty, impertinence, gall, greenness, impudence, insolence, newness, viridity, cheekiness, (adj) coolness; antonym (n) staleness. creifion scrapings; synonym (n) garbage. creigiog rocky; synonyms (adj) hard, unstable, rough, shaky, craggy, flinty, stony, wobbly, unsteady, harsh. creigiwr quarryman; synonym (n) quarrier. creinio 1. wallow; synonyms (v) revel, flounder, roll, welter, triumph, bask, billow, enjoy, (adj) luxuriate, crouch, 2. cringe; synonyms (v) cower, crawl, flinch, recoil, shrink, creep, fawn, grovel, quail,
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sore, cold; antonyms (adj) refined, cooked, 6. new (newydd); synonyms (adj) modern, additional, inexperienced, innovative, raw, strange, unaccustomed, unprecedented, young, (adv) lately; antonyms (adj) familiar, outgoing, second-hand, traditional, used, less, old-fashioned, (adv) past. crib 1. comb; synonyms (n) cockscomb, combing, crest, (v) brush, ransack, search, dress, groom, rake, scour, 2. brow; synonyms (n) peak, brink, height, crown, edge, eyebrow, forehead, front, rim, summit, 3. crest; synonyms (n) apex, top, brow, acme, pinnacle, hilltop, zenith, upside, (v) cap, climax, 4. ridge; synonyms (n) ledge, bank, hill, shelf, dune, swelling, projection, ridgepole, wrinkle, (v) crease. cribddeilio 1. grab; synonyms (v) capture, get, snatch, appropriate, clasp, clutch, fascinate, grapple, (n) arrest, catch, 2. extort; synonyms (v) blackmail, exact, soak, compel, extract, force, take, (adj) bleed, fleece, overcharge. cribddeiliwr extortioner; synonyms (n) blackmailer, vampire, extortionist, harpy, screw, (adj) bashaw, despot, disciplinarian. cribin 1. rake; synonyms (n) profligate, debauchee, roue, slant, blood, (v) tilt, hoe, harrow, graze, (adj) comb, 2. skinflint; synonyms (n) niggard, churl, miser, scrooge, screw. cribinio rake; synonyms (n) profligate, debauchee, roue, slant, blood, (v) tilt, hoe, harrow, graze, (adj) comb. cribo 1. card; synonyms (n) bill, board, ticket, label, carte, menu, notice, placard, postal, (v) tease, 2. comb; synonyms (n) cockscomb, combing, crest, (v) brush, ransack, search, dress, groom, rake, scour. criced cricket; synonyms (n) tennis, (adj) equitable. crimog shin; synonyms (n) shinbone, tibia, (v) clamber, scramble, shinny, abrade, bark, beat, fight, jumble. crimp shin; synonyms (n) shinbone, tibia, (v) clamber, scramble, shinny, abrade, bark, beat, fight, jumble. crin 1. dry (sych); synonyms (adj) thirsty, arid, barren, boring, dehydrated, dull, (v) dehydrate, desiccate, drain, uninteresting; antonyms (adj) wet, damp, moist, saturated, soaked, boggy, drenched, rainy, sodden, (v) drench, 2. withered; synonyms (adj) sere, wizened, sear, shriveled, shrunken, thin, dry, lean, (v) broken, lame, 3. arid; synonyms (adj) parched, sterile, tedious, unproductive, acarpous, desert, desiccated, droughty, (v) monotonous, bald; antonym (adj) verdant, 4. sear; synonyms (v) burn, scorch, char, cauterize, parch, scald, brand, fry, broil, singe. crino 1. wither; synonyms (v) fade, shrink, wilt, contract, languish, shrivel, droop, dry, wane, waste; antonym (v) bloom, consider also 2. dry
up; synonyms (v) desiccate, wither, dehydrate, parch. crintachrwydd 1. niggardliness; synonyms (n) meanness, avarice, parsimony, closeness, minginess, niggardness, 2. stinginess; synonyms (n) niggardliness, frugality, illiberality, economy, miserliness, selfishness, covetousness, greed, greediness, (adj) parsimoniousness; antonym (n) generosity. crintachu 1. scrimp; synonyms (v) skimp, save, scant, stint, poor, spare, thin, (adj) meager, niggard, skimpy, 2. stint; synonyms (n) restriction, assignment, extent, job, degree, (v) curtail, pinch, scrimp, grudge, (adj) begrudge, 3. skimp; synonyms (v) economize, scrape, conserve, neglect, penny-pinch, withhold. crio 1. weep; synonyms (v) cry, wail, bawl, blubber, lament, sob, drip, greet, howl, moan; antonym (v) laugh, 2. cry; synonyms (n) shout, bark, scream, yell, clamor, roar, (v) call, bellow, shriek, weep; antonym (v) whisper. cripio 1. scratch; synonyms (n) score, mark, nick, scrabble, (v) graze, notch, rub, scrape, chafe, rake, 2. climb; synonyms (v) ascend, arise, clamber, escalate, (n) rise, mount, ascent, acclivity, advance, ascending; antonyms (v) descend, drop, 3. creep; synonyms (v) crawl, grovel, sneak, steal, fawn, lurk, cringe, sidle, (n) crawling, creeping. crisbin 1. withered; synonyms (adj) sere, wizened, sear, shriveled, shrunken, thin, dry, lean, (v) broken, lame, 2. crisp; synonyms (adj) brittle, crispy, fresh, short, terse, brisk, (n) chip, (v) wrinkle, crease, crinkle, 3. parched; synonyms (adj) arid, adust, torrid, barren, dehydrated, desiccated, scorched, baked, (n) thirsty; antonym (adj) wet. crisial crystal; synonyms (n) glass, quartz, gem, (adj) clear, bright, pebble, translucent, crag, rock, stone. criw crew; synonyms (n) company, cluster, band, bunch, gang, party, assemblage, crowd, faction, group. crocbren 1. gibbet; synonyms (n) gallows, gallous, gallowstree, (v) expose, hang, pillory, brand, 2. gallows; synonyms (n) gibbet, bough. croch 1. vehement; synonyms (adj) fierce, intense, furious, passionate, strong, violent, ferocious, ardent, eager, fervent, 2. loud; synonyms (adj) flashy, garish, gaudy, blatant, boisterous, brassy, forte, high, brazen, jazzy; antonyms (adj) soft, gentle, quiet, tasteful, low, subdued, subtle. crochan 1. pot; synonyms (n) caldron, boiler, can, bucket, belly, cannabis, commode, (v) bottle, (adj) deal, marijuana, 2. cauldron; synonym (n) container, 3. boiler; synonyms (n) kettle, furnace, heater, banality, evaporator, seether, cistern, kettleful, kiln, oven.
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Welsh - English crochenydd potter; synonyms (n) ceramist, thrower, ceramicist, (v) tinker, putter, dabble, fiddle, monkey, muddle. crochlefain bawl; synonyms (v) roar, bellow, bark, call, howl, scream, wail, (n) shout, cry, yell. croen 1. skin; synonyms (n) peel, hide, coating, fur, hull, rind, shell, (v) pare, bark, scrape, 2. hide; synonyms (v) conceal, disguise, obscure, bury, cloak, mask, (n) cover, coat, fell, (adj) darken; antonyms (v) reveal, show, expose, express, 3. rind; synonyms (n) skin, crust, cortex, husk, 4. peel; synonyms (n) peeling, scale, (v) flake, flay, decorticate, excoriate, shave, strip, disrobe, desquamate. croes 1. cross; synonyms (n) crisscross, (v) intersect, baffle, cover, (adj) crabbed, crabby, angry, cantankerous, grouchy, grumpy; antonyms (v) uncross, (adj) calm, good-tempered, 2. contrary; synonyms (adj) opposite, contradictory, adverse, conflicting, reverse, unfavorable, alien, cross, different, (adv) counter, 3. adverse; synonyms (adj) contrary, harmful, hostile, untoward, adversary, averse, inimical, negative, repugnant, antagonistic; antonym (adj) favorable, 4. transept; synonyms (n) aisle, chancel, choir, nave, quire, vestry. croesair crossword; synonyms (n) conundrum, puzzle, enigma, jigsaw, mystery, poser, riddle. croesan 1. buffoon; synonyms (n) clown, fool, jester, zany, droll, joker, mimic, scaramouch, buffo, 2. jester; synonyms (n) comedian, buffoon, comic. croesanair 1. obscenity; synonyms (n) bawdiness, bawdry, indecency, lewdness, dirtiness, impurity, vulgarity, immodesty, profanity, ribaldry, 2. insult; synonyms (n) dishonor, abuse, affront, contumely, disgrace, indignity, outrage, contempt, (v) flout, taunt; antonyms (v) compliment, praise, 3. mockery; synonyms (n) banter, farce, gibe, irony, jeer, charade, derision, imitation, mock, parody. croesawgar hospitable; synonyms (adj) friendly, affable, cordial, gracious, receptive, generous, amiable, convivial, genial, pleasant; antonyms (adj) unfriendly, inhospitable, unwelcoming. croesawiad 1. welcome; synonyms (adj) acceptable, pleasant, agreeable, pleasing, (v) accept, greet, invite, receive, (n) salute, hospitality; antonyms (adj) unwelcome, unwanted, (v) reject, 2. reception; synonyms (n) receipt, acceptance, admission, entertainment, greeting, party, receiving, adoption, getting, salutation. croesawu welcome; synonyms (adj) acceptable, pleasant, agreeable, pleasing, (v) accept, greet, invite, receive, (n) salute, hospitality; antonyms (adj) unwelcome, unwanted, (v) reject. croesawus hospitable; synonyms (adj) friendly, affable, cordial, gracious, receptive, generous,
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amiable, convivial, genial, pleasant; antonyms (adj) unfriendly, inhospitable, unwelcoming. croesbren cross; synonyms (n) crisscross, (v) intersect, baffle, cover, (adj) crabbed, crabby, angry, cantankerous, grouchy, grumpy; antonyms (v) uncross, (adj) calm, good-tempered. croesffordd crossroad; synonyms (n) crossing, crossway, cross, intersection, carrefour, juncture, convergence, crisis, crossbreeding, crossover. croesgad crusade; synonyms (n) campaign, battle, movement, cause, drive, effort, expedition, quest, struggle, (v) fight. croesgadwr crusader; synonyms (n) activist, fighter, croise, meliorist, radical, reformer, reformist, promoter, supporter. croeshoeliad crucifixion; synonyms (n) torture, martyrdom, excruciation, execution, (v) cruciation, impalement. croeshoelio crucify; synonyms (v) bedevil, persecute, torment, annoy, bother, torture, cruciate, agonize, gravel, irritate. croesholiad cross-examination; synonyms (n) examination, inquiry, trial. croesi cross; synonyms (n) crisscross, (v) intersect, baffle, cover, (adj) crabbed, crabby, angry, cantankerous, grouchy, grumpy; antonyms (v) uncross, (adj) calm, good-tempered. croeso welcome; synonyms (adj) acceptable, pleasant, agreeable, pleasing, (v) accept, greet, invite, receive, (n) salute, hospitality; antonyms (adj) unwelcome, unwanted, (v) reject. crofen rind; synonyms (n) peel, bark, skin, crust, coat, cortex, husk, hull, hide. crog 1. cross; synonyms (n) crisscross, (v) intersect, baffle, cover, (adj) crabbed, crabby, angry, cantankerous, grouchy, grumpy; antonyms (v) uncross, (adj) calm, good-tempered, 2. hanging; synonyms (n) dangling, execution, suspension, curtain, (adj) pendant, pendent, suspended, pending, pendulous; antonym (adj) upright, 3. rood; synonyms (n) cross, crucifix, beads, host, relics, reliquary, thurible, (v) cubit, ell, fathom. crogi 1. hang; synonyms (v) dangle, depend, drape, float, append, cling, decorate, execute, (n) suspend, delay, 2. suspend; synonyms (v) defer, adjourn, hang, interrupt, postpone, stop, shelve, stay, break, debar; antonym (v) continue. croglath snare; synonyms (n) trap, lure, (v) mesh, catch, gin, ambush, ensnare, entrap, hook, capture. croglofft garret; synonyms (n) attic, cockloft, loft, dome, bean, bonce, noodle, turret, watchtower. crogwr hangman; synonyms (n) butcher, hanger, boggle, hyena, scrabble, tiger. crombil 1. gizzard; synonyms (n) stomach, craw, crop, maw, paunch, venter, ventricle, ventriculus,
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2. crop; synonyms (n) fruit, harvest, (v) browse, graze, reap, top, cultivate, cut, lop, (adj) clip, 3. bowels; synonyms (n) entrails, gut, bowel, inside, guts, innards, insides, intestines, viscera. cromen dome; synonyms (n) cupola, arch, roof, cover, bean, noggin, arena, (adj) campanile, column. cromfach 1. parenthesis; synonyms (n) aside, bracket, digression, interlude, anastrophe, anastrophy, divagation, excursus, hypallage, hyperbaton, 2. bracket; synonyms (n) brace, prop, rack, stand, buttress, knee, (v) link, couple, group, (adj) hook. cromlech cromlech; synonyms (n) dolmen, tumulus, quoit, tope. cromosom chromosome; synonyms (n) antherozoid, bioplasm, biotaxy, dysmeromorph, gene. cronadur accumulator; synonyms (n) collector, gatherer, store, saver, aggregator, magpie, miser, squirrel. cronfa 1. fund; synonyms (n) stock, store, capital, bank, reserve, (v) hoard, bankroll, finance, accumulate, back, 2. pool (pwll); synonyms (n) plash, lake, pond, mere, cartel, basin, kitty, syndicate, (v) combine, merge, 3. reservoir; synonyms (n) cistern, fountain, well, supply, tank. cronicl chronicle; synonyms (n) account, annals, story, history, narrative, (v) record, register, list, date, log. croniclo chronicle; synonyms (n) account, annals, story, history, narrative, (v) record, register, list, date, log. cronnell 1. globe; synonyms (n) ball, world, orb, sphere, circle, eyeball, planet, round, 2. sphere; synonyms (n) region, range, area, domain, province, realm, department, globe, ring, arena. cronni 1. dam; synonyms (n) barrage, barricade, dike, dyke, decameter, decametre, (v) block, prevent, bar, close, 2. collect; synonyms (v) assemble, accumulate, amass, gather, pick, accrue, acquire, aggregate, cluster, collate; antonyms (v) disperse, distribute, 3. hoard; synonyms (n) store, bank, heap, stock, accumulation, fund, (v) cache, collect, garner, pile, 4. amass; synonyms (v) hoard, compile, save, stack, drift, increase, conglomerate, cull, cumulate, harvest, 5. accumulate; synonyms (v) add, concentrate, gain, multiply, stockpile, swell, keep; antonym (v) dwindle. cropian 1. creep; synonyms (v) crawl, grovel, sneak, steal, fawn, lurk, cringe, sidle, (n) crawling, creeping, 2. crawl; synonyms (v) creep, clamber, climb, scramble, swarm, teem, inch, lag, move, swim; antonym (v) race, 3. grope; synonyms (v) feel, finger, fumble, touch, grabble, search, handle, paw, scrabble.
crosiet crochet; synonyms (n) crocheting, embroidery, freak, (v) hook, knit, abstract, accost, addict, cabbage, cop. croten brat; synonyms (n) child, imp, bairn, rogue, scamp, urchin, guttersnipe, jackanapes, pickaninny, whippersnapper. croth 1. womb; synonyms (n) uterus, belly, bowels, chitterings, cradle, entrails, guts, intestines, nest, nursery, 2. calf; synonyms (n) calfskin, sura, colt, foal, kitten, pup, shorthorn, kid, cow, doodle. croyw 1. fresh; synonyms (adj) bracing, brisk, clean, novel, bright, original, recent, airy, bold, (adv) new; antonyms (adj) old, stale, decayed, exhausted, hot, humid, muggy, musty, off, oppressive, 2. clear; synonyms (adj) certain, open, apparent, (v) acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve, clarify, definite; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, unclear, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, obscure, uncertain, vague, 3. plain; synonyms (adj) ordinary, comprehensible, intelligible, clear, downright, easy, evident, homely, humble, (n) flat; antonyms (adj) elaborate, fancy, mottled, multicolored, ornate, attractive, concealed, confused, fussy, two-colored, 4. unleavened; synonyms (adj) azymous, unfermented, unmellowed, unseasoned; antonym (adj) leavened, 5. new (newydd); synonyms (adj) green, modern, additional, inexperienced, innovative, raw, strange, unaccustomed, unprecedented, (adv) fresh; antonyms (adj) familiar, outgoing, second-hand, traditional, used, less, oldfashioned, (adv) past. croywder 1. freshness; synonyms (n) novelty, impertinence, gall, greenness, impudence, insolence, newness, viridity, cheekiness, (adj) coolness; antonym (n) staleness, 2. clearness; synonyms (n) brightness, clarity, distinctness, explicitness, lucidity, perspicuity, sharpness, simplicity, limpidity, purity; antonyms (n) ambiguity, mystique, opacity. croywi 1. clear; synonyms (adj) clean, certain, open, apparent, (v) bright, acquit, absolute, free, net, absolve; antonyms (adj) cloudy, opaque, unclear, dark, fuzzy, hazy, incomprehensible, obscure, uncertain, vague, 2. clarify; synonyms (v) clear, elaborate, elucidate, explain, purge, defecate, expound, illuminate, refine, show; antonyms (v) confuse, complicate, blur, obfuscate, 3. freshen; synonyms (v) air, invigorate, refresh, ventilate, fresh, aerate, renew, purify, chill, complete. crud cradle; synonyms (n) bed, cot, birthplace, nursery, berth, crib, hammock, nest, (v) groundwork, hold. crug 1. abscess; synonyms (n) blister, boil, gathering, pustule, growth, swelling, aposteme, blemish, (adj) sore, ulcer, 2. hillock; synonyms (n) hill, knoll, hummock, mound, rise, hammock, 3. barrow;
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Welsh - English synonyms (n) tumulus, barrowful, cart, wheelbarrow, swine, cromlech, hog, tope, (adj) hillock, mole, 4. heap; synonyms (n) pile, stack, accumulation, collection, amass, group, lot, (v) aggregate, bank, collect, 5. blister; synonyms (n) bleb, bubble, bulla, abscess, pimple, (v) scorch, burn, scald, swell, vesicate, 6. tumulus; synonym (n) barrow, 7. multitude; synonyms (n) crowd, flock, horde, host, legion, throng, concourse, herd, mass, masses, 8. pile; synonyms (n) heap, congeries, bunch, bundle, hoard, jam, nap, wad, (v) pack, accumulate. cruglwyth 1. pile; synonyms (n) heap, stack, mass, congeries, mound, bunch, accumulation, (v) pack, accumulate, amass, 2. heap; synonyms (n) pile, collection, group, lot, bulk, gathering, (v) aggregate, bank, collect, gather. cruglwytho 1. heap; synonyms (n) pile, stack, accumulation, collection, amass, group, lot, (v) aggregate, bank, collect, 2. overload; synonyms (n) overburden, (v) burden, overcharge, encumber, oppress, surcharge, glut, load, clog, overlay, consider also 3. pile up; synonyms (v) accumulate, gather, hoard, conglomerate, cumulate, assemble, compile, exaggerate, garner, magnify. crugo 1. fester; synonyms (v) rot, boil, ferment, decay, decompose, molder, (adj) rankle, abscess, putrefy, sore, 2. vex; synonyms (v) annoy, disturb, plague, provoke, tease, fret, harass, irritate, torment, agitate; antonym (v) please, 3. plague; synonyms (n) blight, curse, (v) bother, molest, worry, afflict, badger, hassle, pester, beleaguer. crwban 1. turtle; synonyms (n) turkle, (adj) game, venison, (v) capsize, 2. tortoise; synonyms (n) snail, testudo, (v) lingerer, loiterer, sluggard. crwbi 1. hump; synonyms (n) bump, bulge, hunch, bunch, gibbosity, knob, protuberance, swelling, (v) bang, bed; antonym (n) hollow, 2. aquiline; synonyms (adj) crooked, aduncous, angular, hooked, jagged, serrated, curved, bent, uncinated, curving. crwc pail; synonyms (n) bucket, bucketful, pailful, tub, pipkin, pot, skeel, tankard, cogue, container. crwca 1. bent; synonyms (adj) arched, curved, bended, crooked, (n) aptitude, inclination, propensity, fancy, ability, bias; antonym (adj) straight, 2. bowed; synonyms (adj) bent, inclined, arced, arching, arciform, arcuate, bandy; antonym (adj) concave, 3. crooked; synonyms (adj) awry, corrupt, irregular, askew, deformed, dishonest, indirect, lopsided, unfair, unscrupulous; antonyms (adj) honest, even, principled. crwm 1. curved; synonyms (adj) bent, crooked, curve, round, bend, curving, curvy, deformed, hooked, (v) bowed; antonyms (adj) straight, concave, 2. convex; synonyms (adj) bulging, gibbous,
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biconvex, hunched, bulgy, bellied, bellying, bulbous, (n) crescent, (v) projecting, 3. bowed; synonyms (adj) arched, curved, inclined, arced, arching, arciform, arcuate, bandy. crwn 1. round; synonyms (adv) about, (adj) circular, plump, (n) circle, bout, ring, beat, circuit, (v) compass, turn; antonyms (adj) slim, sharp, 2. complete; synonyms (adj) perfect, absolute, consummate, whole, full, (v) accomplish, achieve, close, finish, execute; antonyms (adj) incomplete, partial, unfinished, abridged, shortened, sketchy, lacking, narrow, qualified, (v) neglect. crwner 1. coroner; synonyms (n) edile, paritor, portreeve, crowner, 2. crowner; synonym (n) coroner. crwst crust; synonyms (n) bark, cheekiness, covering, gall, impertinence, peel, shell, skin, coating, (v) coat. crwt brat; synonyms (n) child, imp, bairn, rogue, scamp, urchin, guttersnipe, jackanapes, pickaninny, whippersnapper. crwth 1. crowd; synonyms (n) huddle, swarm, collection, crew, press, circle, cluster, (v) bunch, flock, squeeze; antonym (v) disperse, 2. fiddle; synonyms (n) violin, kit, fraud, (v) con, cheat, tamper, diddle, play, trick, defraud, 3. hump; synonyms (n) bump, bulge, hunch, gibbosity, knob, protuberance, swelling, (v) bang, bed, fuck; antonym (n) hollow, 4. purring; synonyms (adj) droning, humming, whining, buzzing, (n) drone, buzz, vibration, whirr. crwtyn 1. brat; synonyms (n) child, imp, bairn, rogue, scamp, urchin, guttersnipe, jackanapes, pickaninny, whippersnapper, 2. boy (bachgen); synonyms (n) lad, fellow, kid, male, man, minor, servant, son, youngster, youth. crwybr 1. honeycomb; synonyms (n) comb, chaser, currycomb, sponge, (v) perforate, riddle, wreck, (adj) alveolate, faveolate, favose, 2. hoarfrost; synonyms (n) frost, rime, hoar, freeze, chink, crack, fissure, ice, icing, rhyme, 3. mist; synonyms (n) fog, cloud, haze, vapor, brume, (v) blur, befog, cover, obscure, drizzle. crwydr wandering; synonyms (adj) itinerant, nomadic, stray, erratic, rambling, vagrant, errant, vagabond, migratory, (n) roving. crwydro 1. wander; synonyms (v) ramble, digress, stray, deviate, err, roam, travel, (n) saunter, stroll, tramp, 2. range; synonyms (n) area, array, compass, reach, scope, (v) line, arrange, order, rank, group, 3. stray; synonyms (v) range, wander, depart, drift, meander, rove, straggle, gad, (n) vagabond, waif, 4. roam; synonyms (v) gallivant, journey, walk, prowl, divagate, roll, migrate, swan, traverse, trek. crwydrwr 1. wanderer; synonyms (n) rover, roamer, vagabond, tramp, drifter, traveler, wayfarer,
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stranger, migrant, (v) rambler; antonym (n) resident, 2. rover; synonyms (n) nomad, wanderer, ranger, vagrant, itinerant, peregrinator. crwydryn 1. vagrant; synonyms (n) tramp, drifter, hobo, wanderer, (adj) vagabond, roving, itinerant, (v) stray, erratic, unsettled; antonym (n) resident, 2. vagabond; synonyms (n) vagrant, outcast, bum, nomad, beggar, (v) roam, ramble, range, rove, wander, 3. tramp; synonyms (n) hike, tramper, journey, derelict, (v) trudge, walk, plod, stamp, stroll, slog; antonym (v) loyalist. crwynwr 1. currier, 2. skinner; synonyms (n) butcher, muleteer. crwys 1. cross; synonyms (n) crisscross, (v) intersect, baffle, cover, (adj) crabbed, crabby, angry, cantankerous, grouchy, grumpy; antonyms (v) uncross, (adj) calm, good-tempered, 2. crucifix; synonyms (n) cross, rood, beads, patera, pax, pyx, thurible, host, relics, reliquary. crybwyll mention; synonyms (v) cite, name, hint, observe, (n) comment, allusion, citation, remark, call, reference. crybwylliad 1. notice; synonyms (n) advertisement, attention, declaration, information, mind, caution, (v) note, look, attend, detect; antonyms (v) disregard, ignore, 2. allusion; synonyms (n) hint, innuendo, intimation, mention, reference, suggestion, implication, indication, insinuation, 3. mention; synonyms (v) cite, name, observe, commend, adduce, (n) comment, allusion, citation, remark, call. crych 1. curly; synonyms (adj) curled, kinky, crimped, frizzed, permed, curved, wiry, coiled, convoluted, corkscrew; antonym (adj) straight, 2. quavering; synonyms (adj) quivering, trembling, tremulous, unsteady, decrepit, wobbly, 3. rippling; synonyms (adj) billowy, flowing, (n) ripple, wave, riffle, wavelet. crychlais 1. tremolo, 2. trill; synonyms (n) shake, (v) warble, quaver, sing, chirp, dribble, drip, drop, hum, carol. crychlyd 1. wrinkled; synonyms (adj) furrowed, creased, crumpled, lined, puckered, wizened, wrinkly, gnarled, (n) rough, rugged; antonym (adj) smooth, 2. puckered; synonyms (adj) wrinkled, corrugated, bullate, cockled, inflated. crychnaid 1. gambol; synonyms (v) frolic, caper, cavort, romp, frisk, jump, skip, bound, (n) play, fun, 2. leap; synonyms (n) spring, vault, curvet, jumping, lunge, (v) bounce, dive, dance, hop, clear; antonyms (v) fall, plummet. crychneidio 1. frisk; synonyms (v) caper, gambol, cavort, frolic, play, romp, leap, skip, bound, disport, 2. gambol; synonyms (v) frisk, jump, dance, lark, prance, rollick, skylark, sport, (n) fun,
prank, 3. skip; synonyms (n) hop, omission, spring, (v) bounce, cut, skim, trip, decamp, omit, cross. crychni 1. wrinkle; synonyms (n) crease, fold, furrow, pucker, gather, (v) crinkle, rumple, crumple, ruffle, curl; antonym (v) smooth, 2. curliness; synonym (n) curledness. crychu 1. wrinkle; synonyms (n) crease, fold, furrow, pucker, gather, (v) crinkle, rumple, crumple, ruffle, curl; antonym (v) smooth, 2. pucker; synonyms (v) wrinkle, plait, knit, purse, cockle, crisp, ruck, scrunch, corrugate, (n) ruckle, 3. ruffle; synonyms (v) agitate, discompose, fret, disturb, fluster, derange, (n) ruff, perturbation, flounce, frill, 4. ripple; synonyms (n) wave, riffle, swell, (v) bubble, murmur, gurgle, purl, billow, babble, burble. cryd 1. ague; synonyms (n) acute, (adj) appendicitis, 2. fever; synonyms (n) delirium, feverishness, frenzy, heat, pyrexia, febricity, excitement, restlessness, craze, enthusiasm, 3. shivering; synonyms (n) chill, cold, (adj) quivering, shaking, trembling, quaking, shaky, shuddering, tremulous, chilled; antonym (adj) composed. crydd 1. cobbler; synonyms (n) cordwainer, shoemaker, hatter, hosier, vamper, (v) tinker, 2. shoemaker; synonyms (n) cobbler, dressmaker. crydda cobble; synonyms (v) patch, tinker, vamp, botch, refashion, retouch, (n) cobblestone, sett. cryddiaeth shoemaking; synonym (n) cobbling. cryddu 1. shrink; synonyms (v) dwindle, flinch, recoil, contract, shorten, cower, decrease, diminish, lessen, quail; antonyms (v) expand, increase, enlarge, 2. pine; synonyms (n) yearn, sink, (v) languish, long, ache, droop, flag, fade, suffer, (adj) peak. cryf strong; synonyms (adj) intense, powerful, able, deep, firm, stable, steady, cogent, durable, forcible; antonyms (adj) weak, bland, delicate, faint, feeble, frail, mild, pale, slight, unconvincing. cryfder strength; synonyms (n) force, power, energy, firmness, intensity, vigor, endurance, potency, stability, (v) might; antonyms (n) weakness, frailty, flaw, shortcoming. cryfhaol strengthening; synonyms (n) concentration, fortification, consolidation, reenforcement, reinforcing, intensification, afforcement, aggravation, (adj) fortifying, bracing; antonym (n) reduction. cryfhau 1. brace; synonyms (n) couple, duo, pair, prop, strengthen, strut, support, bitstock, (v) clamp, invigorate; antonym (v) weaken, 2. strengthen; synonyms (v) consolidate, confirm, corroborate, brace, encourage, enhance, fortify, intensify, bolster, buttress; antonym (v) undermine.
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Welsh - English cryg hoarse; synonyms (adj) harsh, gruff, husky, grating, raucous, strident, guttural, rough, (v) coarse, hollow; antonym (adj) soft. cryglyd 1. hoarse; synonyms (adj) harsh, gruff, husky, grating, raucous, strident, guttural, rough, (v) coarse, hollow; antonym (adj) soft, 2. raucous; synonyms (adj) hoarse, loud, rowdy, boisterous, disorderly, cacophonous, clamorous, jarring, discordant, noisy; antonym (adj) quiet. crygni hoarseness; synonyms (n) harshness, huskiness, roughness, gruffness, abruptness, brusqueness, curtness, raucity, stridency, croakiness; antonym (n) softness. cryman 1. sickle; synonyms (n) scythe, hook, ankle, crane, crotch, crutch, elbow, fluke, groin, knee, consider also 2. reaping hook; synonym (n) sickle. crymanwr reaper; synonyms (n) harvester, combine, farmer, shearer, sickleman, thresher. crymu 1. bend; synonyms (n) bow, arch, arc, elbow, (v) curve, turn, crouch, stoop, crook, curl; antonyms (v) straighten, square, 2. bow; synonyms (n) obeisance, curvature, (v) bend, duck, buckle, incline, kowtow, defer, kneel, nod, 3. stoop; synonyms (v) deign, condescend, descend, squat, couch, cringe, flex, grovel, lean, (n) porch. cryn 1. good (da); synonyms (adj) able, benefit, delicious, right, efficient, capable, excellent, fine, (n) benign, advantage; antonyms (adj) disobedient, poor, wicked, unpleasant, (n) evil, bad, 2. considerable; synonyms (adj) big, large, ample, great, momentous, significant, sizable, substantial, consequential, (v) important; antonyms (adj) small, insignificant, faint, trivial, 3. much; synonyms (adv) greatly, frequently, almost, awfully, considerably, far, most, often, (n) lot, (adj) considerable; antonym (adv) slightly. crynder roundness; synonyms (n) circularity, rotundity, sphericity, rondure, plumpness, rotundness, circle, round, completeness, entirety. cryndod 1. trembling; synonyms (adj) shaking, shaky, quaking, shivering, (n) quivering, tremor, palpitation, quiver, vibration, shiver; antonym (adj) composed, 2. shivering; synonyms (n) chill, cold, (adj) trembling, shuddering, tremulous, chilled. crynedig 1. tremulous; synonyms (adj) shaky, trembling, shaking, fearful, fidgety, quavering, shivering, (n) nervous, coy, diffident, 2. trembling; synonyms (adj) quaking, flutter, tremulous, (n) quivering, tremor, palpitation, quiver, vibration, shiver, quake; antonym (adj) composed. crynfa 1. tremble; synonyms (v) shake, thrill, quake, totter, flutter, palpitate, (n) quiver, shiver, shudder, throb, 2. tremor; synonyms (n) agitation, convulsion, earthquake, shaking, trembling,
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trepidation, vibration, ripple, (v) tremble, (adj) perturbation. crynhoad 1. digest; synonyms (n) resume, brief, collection, compendium, compilation, condensation, (v) abstract, absorb, apprehend, (adj) brook, 2. collection; synonyms (n) accumulation, assembly, assortment, bundle, gathering, set, bunch, cluster, heap, (v) assemblage. crynhofa abscess; synonyms (n) blister, boil, gathering, pustule, growth, swelling, aposteme, blemish, (adj) sore, ulcer. crynhoi collect; synonyms (v) assemble, accumulate, amass, gather, pick, accrue, acquire, aggregate, cluster, collate; antonyms (v) disperse, distribute. cryno 1. compact; synonyms (adj) close, dense, compendious, concise, (n) agreement, arrangement, contract, covenant, bargain, (v) compress; antonyms (adj) loose, sprawling, bulky, sparse, 2. tidy; synonyms (adj) clean, neat, trim, spruce, natty, orderly, respectable, shipshape, (v) clear, arrange; antonyms (adj) untidy, disheveled, knotted, 3. neat; synonyms (adj) adroit, elegant, tidy, graceful, dainty, clever, deft, dexterous, fresh, (v) compact; antonyms (adj) messy, scruffy, unkempt, clumsy, disordered. crynodeb 1. abstract; synonyms (adj) theoretical, academic, (v) abridge, filch, (n) synopsis, abridgement, digest, epitome, summary, abridgment; antonym (adj) concrete, 2. summary; synonyms (n) abstract, compendium, outline, report, (adj) brief, compendious, concise, succinct, curt, short. crynodebu abstract; synonyms (adj) theoretical, academic, (v) abridge, filch, (n) synopsis, abridgement, digest, epitome, summary, abridgment; antonym (adj) concrete. crynswth 1. whole; synonyms (adj) entire, total, all, complete, integral, aggregate, full, healthy, intact, (n) sum; antonyms (adj) incomplete, broken, imperfect, partial, (n) part, 2. aggregate; synonyms (adj) aggregative, collective, (n) agglomerate, whole, complex, pile, (v) accumulate, cluster, amount, collect; antonym (n) individual, 3. bulk; synonyms (n) mass, size, majority, volume, capacity, body, dimension, extent, (v) bulge, (adj) lump; antonym (n) minority, 4. mass; synonyms (adj) block, (n) bulk, heap, crowd, bunch, collection, magnitude, accumulation, (v) flock, assemble. crynu 1. shiver; synonyms (n) quiver, fragment, splinter, thrill, (v) shake, tremble, quake, shudder, palpitate, shatter, 2. tremble; synonyms (v) totter, flutter, quail, falter, agitate, flicker, quaver, (n) shiver, throb, tremor, 3. quake; synonyms (n) earthquake, jolt, temblor, trembling, (v) vibrate, fluctuate, jar, dance, rock, reel. crys shirt; synonym (n) shirtwaist.
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crysbais 1. jacket; synonyms (n) casing, sheath, case,
cudd 1. concealed; synonyms (adj) hidden, covert,
cover, covering, envelope, coat, skin, shield, (v) clothe, 2. jerkin; synonyms (n) vest, barbe, jubbah, oilskins, pajamas. crystyn crust; synonyms (n) bark, cheekiness, covering, gall, impertinence, peel, shell, skin, coating, (v) coat. crythor 1. fiddler; synonyms (n) violinist, fifer, trumpeter, harper, tinkerer, twiddler, 2. violinist; synonyms (n) fiddler, accompanist, accordionist, instrumentalist, organist, pianist. cryw 1. weir; synonyms (n) dam, boom, penstock, barrier, block, gate, wall, wear, 2. creel; synonyms (n) basket, hamper, bank, hopper, maund, pannier, pottle, bassinet, corbeille, cradle. cu 1. kind (caredig, math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean, merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting, 2. fond; synonyms (adj) affectionate, amorous, caring, devoted, loving, tender, adoring, ardent, doting, attached, 3. dear (Annwyl); synonyms (adj) beloved, close, costly, expensive, lovely, precious, near, adorable, (n) darling, love; antonyms (adj) cheap, worthless, 4. beloved; synonyms (adj) favorite, loved, pet, cherished, (n) dear, dearest, honey, sweetheart, agreeable, idol. cuall 1. blockhead; synonyms (n) ass, dunderhead, beetlehead, dolt, dunce, fool, idiot, loggerhead, bonehead, (v) block, 2. fool; synonyms (n) blockhead, clown, buffoon, (v) dupe, deceive, bamboozle, befool, cheat, con, defraud, 3. foolish; synonyms (adj) childish, crazy, daft, dopey, dull, dumb, fatuous, preposterous, silly, (n) absurd; antonyms (adj) wise, sensible, prudent, shrewd, visionary, 4. rash; synonyms (adj) foolhardy, imprudent, heedless, impetuous, precipitate, reckless, audacious, careless, (n) hasty, eruption; antonyms (adj) cautious, careful, considered, deliberate, 5. quick (cyflym); synonyms (adj) bright, prompt, active, agile, clever, intelligent, nimble, speedy, alert, (adv) fast; antonyms (adj) slow, leisurely. cuan owl; synonyms (n) hooter, booby, dolt, looby, nizy, noddy, nonny, noodle, howlet, awl. cuchio 1. frown; synonyms (n) scowl, (v) lower, pout, glower, grimace, glare; antonym (v) smile, 2. scowl; synonyms (n) growl, (v) frown, sulk, roar, sneer, (adj) bouderie, doldrums, dudgeon, dumps, mumps; antonym (v) grin. cuchiog 1. frowning; synonyms (adj) sullen, dark, dismal, gloomy, lowering, clouded, (n) austere, boisterous, cloudiness, coarse, 2. scowling; synonyms (adj) frowning, angry, dire, frowny, grim, threatening, ugly, surly, (n) growling.
clandestine, blind, buried, mysterious, obscure, occult, secret, invisible; antonyms (adj) exposed, unconcealed, available, overt, 2. hidden; synonyms (adj) concealed, dark, latent, arcane, confidential, covered, deep, disguised, masked, underground; antonyms (adj) obvious, open, active, noticeable, revealing. cuddfa 1. hoard; synonyms (n) store, bank, heap, stock, accumulation, (v) accumulate, amass, cache, collect, gather, consider also 2. hiding place; synonyms (n) den, hideaway, refuge, hideout, lair, cave, hive, rookery, recess, hole. cuddiad hiding; synonyms (n) cover, covering, concealing, concealment, beating, thrashing, rout, ambush, coverture, abscondence; antonym (n) victory. cuddiedig 1. concealed; synonyms (adj) hidden, covert, clandestine, blind, buried, mysterious, obscure, occult, secret, invisible; antonyms (adj) exposed, unconcealed, available, overt, 2. hidden; synonyms (adj) concealed, dark, latent, arcane, confidential, covered, deep, disguised, masked, underground; antonyms (adj) obvious, open, active, noticeable, revealing. cuddio 1. hide; synonyms (v) conceal, disguise, obscure, bury, cloak, (n) cover, fur, coat, fell, (adj) darken; antonyms (v) reveal, show, expose, express, 2. conceal; synonyms (v) hide, mask, screen, shield, smother, suppress, cloud, ensconce, muffle, (n) veil; antonyms (v) divulge, clarify, uncover. cuddswyddog detective; synonyms (n) investigator, scout, tec, officer, spy, policeman, snoop, (v) informer, delator, eavesdropper. cudyll hawk; synonyms (n) eagle, (v) peddle, cough, expectorate, huckster, hunt, monger, sell, spit, vend. cudyn 1. lock; synonyms (n) curl, (v) bolt, bar, close, latch, engage, fasten, hug, hold, (adj) hair; antonyms (v) unlock, open, 2. tuft; synonyms (n) bunch, cluster, crest, wisp, feather, knot, truss, fagot. cuert shelter; synonyms (n) guard, refuge, asylum, harbor, protect, protection, sanctuary, security, (v) cover, screen; antonym (v) expose. cufydd cubit; synonyms (n) coudee, (v) foot, hand, inch, line, nail, palm, fathom, furlong, league. cul 1. narrow; synonyms (adj) close, limited, insular, little, cramped, (v) confined, contract, limit, lessen, constrict; antonyms (adj) wide, broad, comprehensive, extensive, (v) widen, extend, 2. lean; synonyms (adj) emaciated, gaunt, thin, bony, (v) incline, bend, list, slant, bow, (n) tilt; antonyms (adj) fat, plump.
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Welsh - English culfor strait; synonyms (n) inlet, need, pass, pinch, quandary, channel, crisis, difficulty, (adj) narrow, (v) dilemma. culhau narrow; synonyms (adj) close, limited, insular, little, cramped, (v) confined, contract, limit, lessen, constrict; antonyms (adj) wide, broad, comprehensive, extensive, (v) widen, extend. culni narrowness; synonyms (n) fineness, thinness, illiberality, accuracy, closeness, compactness, conciseness, contractedness, delicacy, exactitude; antonym (n) breadth. cunnog pail; synonyms (n) bucket, bucketful, pailful, tub, pipkin, pot, skeel, tankard, cogue, container. cur 1. beat; synonyms (v) batter, flap, pulsate, throb, tick, trounce, (n) pulse, thump, knock, round; antonym (v) lose, 2. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please, 3. ache; synonyms (n) hunger, twinge, thirst, (v) hurt, long, itch, pine, smart, yearn, yen; antonym (n) pleasure, 4. care; synonyms (n) attention, caution, concern, aid, apprehension, custody, keep, maintenance, (v) anxiety, charge; antonyms (n) carelessness, recklessness, rashness, thoughtlessness, (v) neglect, disregard, 5. pain; synonyms (n) ache, ill, torment, agony, nuisance, harass, (v) anguish, grieve, trouble, agonize, 6. throb; synonyms (n) pulsation, thrill, (v) beat, quiver, pound, flutter, palpitate, shudder, tingle, pant. curad curate; synonyms (n) clergyman, minister, parson, rector, chaplain, pastor, priest, vicar, incumbent, archbishop. curadiaeth curacy; synonyms (n) curateship, cure, curate, pardon, remedy, restorative. curfa 1. flogging; synonyms (n) beating, drubbing, flagellation, whipping, trouncing, hiding, lashing, tanning, 2. beating; synonyms (n) reverse, beat, defeat, thrashing, battery, battering, debacle, hammering, pounding, pulsation; antonym (n) victory. curiad 1. beat; synonyms (v) batter, flap, pulsate, throb, tick, trounce, (n) pulse, thump, knock, round; antonym (v) lose, 2. throb; synonyms (n) pulsation, thrill, (v) beat, quiver, ache, pound, flutter, palpitate, shudder, smart, 3. pulse; synonyms (n) impulse, heartbeat, legume, rhythm, pounding, cadence, measure, pulsing, vibration, (v) vibrate. curiedig wasted; synonyms (v) rotten, effete, (adj) lost, squandered, thin, cadaverous, emaciated, gaunt, devastated, decayed; antonyms (adj) worthwhile, bloated. curio 1. waste; synonyms (n) desert, refuse, damage, (adj) spoil, desolate, (v) consume, exhaust, ruin, squander, ravage; antonyms (v) conserve, save, 2.
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pine; synonyms (n) yearn, sink, (v) languish, long, ache, droop, flag, fade, suffer, (adj) peak. curiwm curium; synonyms (n) cm, centimeter, centimetre. curn 1. core; synonyms (n) bosom, center, essence, gist, heart, kernel, marrow, quintessence, stone, mind; antonym (adj) minor, 2. mound; synonyms (n) heap, hill, hillock, knoll, pile, mass, (v) embankment, stack, bank, (adj) hummock, 3. rick; synonyms (n) hayrick, haystack, accumulation, hoard, shock, crick, (v) twist, sprain, injure, pull. curnen 1. core; synonyms (n) bosom, center, essence, gist, heart, kernel, marrow, quintessence, stone, mind; antonym (adj) minor, 2. mound; synonyms (n) heap, hill, hillock, knoll, pile, mass, (v) embankment, stack, bank, (adj) hummock, 3. rick; synonyms (n) hayrick, haystack, accumulation, hoard, shock, crick, (v) twist, sprain, injure, pull. curnennu 1. stack; synonyms (n) pile, accumulation, mound, rick, mass, bunch, bundle, (v) heap, load, lot, 2. heap; synonyms (n) stack, collection, amass, group, bulk, congeries, (v) aggregate, bank, collect, gather. curo 1. beat; synonyms (v) batter, flap, pulsate, throb, tick, trounce, (n) pulse, thump, knock, round; antonym (v) lose, 2. strike (taro); synonyms (n) assault, clap, (v) bang, beat, hit, impress, slap, move, affect, box, 3. clap; synonyms (v) blast, acclaim, applaud, slam, rumble, (n) boom, applause, gonorrhoea, blow, clack; antonym (v) boo, 4. batter; synonyms (n) batsman, concoction, (v) baste, hammer, bash, break, buffet, club, mangle, pound, 5. belabor; synonyms (v) thrash, belabour, pelt, 6. bang; synonyms (n) smack, smash, strike, bump, rap, thud, (v) clatter, clink, whack, pat, 7. knock; synonyms (v) cuff, punch, boot, clip, condemn, (n) tap, crash, belt, clout, criticism; antonym (v) praise, 8. throb; synonyms (n) pulsation, thrill, pain, (v) quiver, ache, flutter, palpitate, shudder, smart, tingle. curwr beater; synonyms (n) blender, pulsator, champ, champion, churn, conqueror, defeater, jerker, sley, sword. curyll hawk; synonyms (n) eagle, (v) peddle, cough, expectorate, huckster, hunt, monger, sell, spit, vend. cusan kiss; synonyms (n) buss, brush, osculation, salute, touch, (v) caress, embrace, osculate, love. cusanu kiss; synonyms (n) buss, brush, osculation, salute, touch, (v) caress, embrace, osculate, love. cusanwr kisser; synonyms (n) face, countenance, mug, physiognomy, visage, mouth, lip, chump, endorsement, fool. cut 1. shed; synonyms (v) cast, discard, drop, moult, scatter, exuviate, molt, (n) hut, shack, cabin, 2.
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hovel; synonyms (n) cot, booth, cottage, hole, hutch, shanty, shed, chalet, croft, dump; antonym (n) mansion, 3. sty; synonyms (n) pen, pigpen, pigsty, enclosure, hordeolum, kennel, stye, hogcote, corral, (v) ascend. cuwch 1. frown; synonyms (n) scowl, (v) lower, pout, glower, grimace, glare; antonym (v) smile, 2. scowl; synonyms (n) growl, (v) frown, sulk, roar, sneer, (adj) bouderie, doldrums, dudgeon, dumps, mumps; antonym (v) grin. cwac quack; synonyms (n) impostor, fraud, cheat, fake, charlatan, doctor, empiric, medicaster, mountebank, (v) cackle. cwafr quaver; synonyms (n) quiver, quake, shake, tremor, shudder, tremble, (v) shiver, warble, flutter, flicker. cwafrio 1. quaver; synonyms (n) quiver, quake, shake, tremor, shudder, tremble, (v) shiver, warble, flutter, flicker, 2. trill; synonyms (n) chant, (v) quaver, sing, chirp, dribble, drip, drop, hum, carol, cheep. cwar quarry; synonyms (n) mine, prey, game, dig, pit, target, victim, butt, excavation, (v) excavate. cward pane; synonyms (n) window, paneling, panelling, board, leaf, acid, casement, dose, dot, page. cwarter quarter; synonyms (n) area, part, district, division, mercy, neighborhood, region, direction, (v) place, lodge. cwarts quartz; synonyms (n) crystal, lechatelierite, crystallization, (adj) flint, crag, fossil, marble, pebble, rock, stone. cwbl 1. all; synonyms (adv) whole, purely, altogether, entirely, (adj) universal, each, every, gross, complete, (n) aggregate; antonyms (pron) none, (det) some, 2. whole; synonyms (adj) entire, total, all, integral, full, healthy, intact, well, (n) sum, sound; antonyms (adj) incomplete, broken, imperfect, partial, (n) part, 3. absolute; synonyms (adj) downright, peremptory, unconditional, categorical, real, unqualified, utter, actual, arbitrary, (n) positive; antonym (adj) qualified, 4. total; synonyms (adj) absolute, general, outright, (n) amount, tally, entirety, (v) count, number, figure, add. cwblhad fulfillment; synonyms (n) accomplishment, completion, fruition, achievement, satisfaction, attainment, consummation, contentment, discharge, execution. cwblhau 1. finish; synonyms (v) end, complete, achieve, execute, accomplish, cease, determine, (n) close, consummate, conclusion; antonyms (v) start, begin, continue, (n) beginning, 2. accomplish; synonyms (v) compass, do, perform, reach, attain, fulfill, make, perfect, realize, effect, 3. achieve; synonyms (v) gain, acquire, act, get, manage, obtain,
secure, strike, conclude, conquer; antonym (v) lose, 4. complete; synonyms (adj) absolute, whole, full, stark, accomplished, all, finished, (v) finish, clear, implement; antonyms (adj) incomplete, partial, unfinished, abridged, shortened, sketchy, lacking, narrow, qualified, (v) neglect, 5. fulfill; synonyms (v) fill, meet, satisfy, discharge, answer, effectuate, fulfil, keep, obey, redeem. cwch 1. boat; synonyms (n) yacht, scull, craft, dinghy, ship, vessel, vehicle, shallop, schooner, sailboat, 2. hive; synonyms (n) beehive, aerie, cave, cell, den, eyry, (v) store, (adj) swarm, herd, flock, 3. beehive; synonyms (n) apiary, hive, skep, bindery, nailery, slip, usine, wharf, (v) alveary, aviary. cwcw cuckoo (cog); synonyms (n) fathead, goof, goose, jackass, nut, zany, (v) cheep, chirp, chirrup, (adj) crazy. cwcwallt cuckold; synonyms (v) betray, deceive, cheat, abandon, beat, bewray, cast, chicane, chisel, chouse. cwcwalltu cuckold; synonyms (v) betray, deceive, cheat, abandon, beat, bewray, cast, chicane, chisel, chouse. cwcwll 1. cowl; synonyms (n) hood, bonnet, cowling, chock, condition, cow, soe, tonsure, deflector, goon, 2. hood; synonyms (n) cap, cowl, cover, hat, coif, headdress, hoodlum, thug, malefactor, gangster. cwd 1. bag; synonyms (n) pocket, pouch, package, briefcase, purse, sack, case, (v) bulge, capture, catch, 2. pouch; synonyms (n) bag, poke, pod, sac, container, (v) bulk, jut, protrude. cweryl quarrel; synonyms (n) brawl, feud, altercation, dissension, clash, conflict, (v) dispute, fight, argue, row; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree. cweryla quarrel; synonyms (n) brawl, feud, altercation, dissension, clash, conflict, (v) dispute, fight, argue, row; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree. cwerylgar quarrelsome; synonyms (adj) argumentative, pugnacious, belligerent, contentious, combative, aggressive, cantankerous, disputatious, currish, (v) fretful; antonym (adj) peaceable. cwerylwr quarreler; synonym (n) quarreller. cwestiwn question; synonyms (n) inquiry, challenge, demand, (v) doubt, query, distrust, inquire, interrogate, investigate, contest; antonyms (n) certainty, (v) answer. cwestiynu question; synonyms (n) inquiry, challenge, demand, (v) doubt, query, distrust, inquire, interrogate, investigate, contest; antonyms (n) certainty, (v) answer. cwfert 1. cover; synonyms (v) coat, conceal, top, bury, cloak, (n) blind, blanket, screen, binding, camouflage; antonyms (v) reveal, expose, uncover,
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Welsh - English 2. shelter; synonyms (n) guard, refuge, asylum, harbor, protect, protection, sanctuary, security, shield, (v) cover. cwffio 1. fight; synonyms (v) combat, contest, quarrel, feud, argue, bicker, (n) battle, dispute, engagement, (adj) brawl; antonyms (v) agree, retreat, withdrawal, 2. box (blwch); synonyms (n) basket, cage, chest, package, booth, blow, carton, (v) cuff, buffet, beat; antonym (v) unbox. cwffiwr boxer; synonyms (n) pugilist, wrestler, bruiser, fighter, bagger, backpacker, buffeter, combatant, packer, rebel. cwgn 1. knot; synonyms (n) bow, cluster, tie, loop, bunch, gang, joint, (v) entangle, knit, bind, 2. knuckle; synonyms (n) elbow, knee, scythe, sickle, zigzag, mesh, (v) submit, succumb, surrender, defer, 3. joint; synonyms (adj) collective, common, communal, cooperative, (n) articulation, hinge, join, seam, connection, (v) articulate; antonyms (adj) individual, unilateral, private, separate. cwilt quilt; synonyms (n) coverlet, blanket, comforter, bedding, cover, bedspread, counterpane, quilting, bedclothes, (v) embroider. cwis quiz; synonyms (n) test, examination, (v) interrogate, examine, question, chaff, inquire, joke, ask, banter. cwla 1. feeble; synonyms (adj) delicate, weak, decrepit, ailing, dim, dull, frail, helpless, (v) faint, debilitated; antonyms (adj) strong, vigorous, hearty, tough, 2. poorly; synonyms (adv) badly, bad, inadequately, (adj) ill, sickly, unhealthy, low, (v) indisposed, sick, unwell; antonyms (adv) well, opulently, satisfactorily. cwlbren bludgeon; synonyms (v) club, beat, bully, coerce, hit, (n) bat, stick, truncheon, cudgel, mace. cwm 1. valley; synonyms (n) ravine, dale, gully, vale, hollow, depression, gap, gorge; antonym (n) mount, 2. cwm; synonyms (n) cirque, corrie. cwman 1. rump; synonyms (n) backside, behind, bottom, buttocks, posterior, rear, tail, can, croup, hindquarters, 2. stoop; synonyms (v) bend, bow, crouch, deign, condescend, descend, squat, couch, cringe, (n) porch. cwmni 1. company; synonyms (n) companionship, society, association, band, business, cohort, collection, brigade, assemblage, (v) accompany; antonym (n) solitude, 2. firm; synonyms (adj) constant, hard, stable, close, compact, determined, fixed, resolute, solid, steadfast; antonyms (adj) irresolute, soft, weak, hesitant, limp, liquid, soggy. cwmpas round (crwn); synonyms (adv) about, (adj) circular, plump, (n) circle, bout, ring, beat, circuit, (v) compass, turn; antonyms (adj) slim, sharp. cwmpasog 1. circuitous; synonyms (adj) indirect, roundabout, winding, devious, meandering,
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oblique, tortuous; antonyms (adj) direct, straight, 2. periphrastic; synonyms (adj) circumlocutory, ambagious, circumlocutious, circuitous, circumlocutional, rambling, redundant, verbose, periphrastical. cwmpasu 1. wind (gwynt); synonyms (n) air, (v) coil, twist, curl, meander, turn, bend, curve, twine, blow, 2. round (crwn); synonyms (adv) about, (adj) circular, plump, entire, (n) circle, bout, ring, beat, circuit, (v) compass; antonyms (adj) slim, sharp, 3. surround; synonyms (v) encircle, gird, border, inclose, round, skirt, beset, besiege, circumvent, embrace. cwmpawd compass; synonyms (n) range, scope, area, circle, circumference, extent, reach, (v) round, get, grasp. cwmwl cloud; synonyms (n) mist, blur, haze, (v) fog, becloud, obscure, befog, blacken, eclipse, overshadow; antonym (v) sharpen. cwndid 1. channel; synonyms (n) canal, conduit, groove, drain, duct, line, passage, (v) carry, conduct, convey, 2. conduit; synonyms (n) channel, aqueduct, tube, watercourse, culvert, dike, ditch, path, pipe, pipeline, 3. escort; synonyms (n) chaperon, guard, guide, attendant, suite, (v) attend, accompany, convoy, see, date, 4. carol; synonyms (n) chant, canticle, song, ballad, canzonet, strain, hymn, bravura, cantata, (v) warble, 5. song; synonyms (n) melody, air, cry, poem, tune, call, chanson, (v) ditty, sing, (adj) lay. cwningen 1. rabbit; synonyms (n) coney, cony, hare, lapin, shuttle, coward, bacterium, das, dassie, (adj) warren, 2. hare; synonyms (n) rabbit, puss, cat, maukin, (adj) antelope, courser, eagle, gazelle, greyhound, chickaree. cwnsel 1. counsel; synonyms (n) caution, advocate, advisement, admonition, attorney, (v) advice, advise, consult, admonish, confer, 2. council; synonyms (n) assembly, board, congress, consultation, convention, convocation, diet, legislature, meeting, cabinet, 3. advice; synonyms (n) counsel, warning, exhortation, instruction, intelligence, monition, notice, report, tidings, announcement, 4. secret; synonyms (adj) concealed, covert, hidden, mysterious, confidential, furtive, obscure, occult, (v) private, secluded; antonyms (adj) open, (n) known, public. cwnstabl constable; synonyms (n) policeman, alderman, burgomaster, portreeve, alguazil, tipstaff, beagle, committeeman, councilman, councilwoman. cwota quota; synonyms (n) portion, proportion, share, contingent, allowance, allotment, measure, quantity, ratio, ration. cwpan cup; synonyms (n) chalice, basin, trophy, destiny, fate, bowl, cupful, glass, portion, bleed.
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cwpl couple; synonyms (n) brace, yoke, duo, (v) pair, connect, associate, combine, attach, copulate, join; antonym (v) uncouple. cwpled couplet; synonyms (n) couple, distich, verse, pair, stanza, twosome, canto, rhyme; antonym (n) prose. cwplws 1. brace; synonyms (n) couple, duo, pair, prop, strengthen, strut, support, bitstock, (v) clamp, invigorate; antonym (v) weaken, 2. coupling; synonyms (n) union, coupler, clutch, conjugation, connection, yoke, link, combination, junction, marriage. cwpon coupon; synonyms (n) voucher, certificate, order, ticket, debenture, dividend, draft, warrant, advertisement, coin. cwpwrdd cupboard; synonyms (n) closet, cabinet, buffet, commode, compartment, cranny, cub, nook, pigeonhole, bin. cwr 1. border; synonyms (n) margin, brink, extremity, fringe, bed, boundary, (v) edge, verge, abut, adjoin; antonyms (n) middle, (v) center, 2. edge; synonyms (n) blade, advantage, bank, brim, butt, corner, limit, (v) border, bound, hem, 3. skirt; synonyms (n) flap, kilt, apron, dame, (v) circumvent, evade, elude, sidestep, dodge, avoid, 4. quarter; synonyms (n) area, part, district, division, mercy, neighborhood, region, direction, (v) place, lodge. cwrcwd 1. squatting; synonyms (v) couchant, (n) squat, colonization, (adv) asquat, 2. stooping; synonyms (adj) stooped, crooked, hunched, asymmetrical, corrupt, (n) patronage, pillaring. cwrdd 1. meeting; synonyms (n) confluence, convention, gathering, concourse, assembly, conference, congress, council, appointment, caucus; antonym (n) divergence, 2. meet (cyfarfod); synonyms (v) converge, find, assemble, congregate, encounter, fulfill, gather, answer, cross, (adj) fit; antonyms (v) avoid, disperse, diverge. cwrel coral; synonyms (adj) rosy, (n) orange, red, roe. cwriwcwlwm curriculum; synonyms (n) course, program, syllabus, discipline, class, broadcast, classes, lessons, module, prospectus. cwrnad 1. bawl; synonyms (v) roar, bellow, bark, call, howl, scream, wail, (n) shout, cry, yell, 2. hubbub; synonyms (n) disturbance, commotion, din, disorder, racket, uproar, brawl, bustle, noise, tumult; antonym (n) peace, 3. nag; synonyms (n) hack, jade, worry, horse, (v) annoy, bother, complain, gripe, scold, badger. cwrs course; synonyms (n) stream, flow, bearing, career, current, path, road, route, track, (v) run. cwrt court; synonyms (n) forum, bar, close, field, tribunal, judicatory, (v) woo, attract, invite, romance; antonyms (v) avoid, shun. cwrtais courteous; synonyms (adj) civil, polite, affable, attentive, chivalrous, decorous, gracious,
bland, complaisant, considerate; antonyms (adj) discourteous, rude, boorish, impolite, insulting. cwrw 1. beer; synonyms (n) cocktail, suds, bock, head, hops, lather, (v) wine, stingo, liqueur, spirits, 2. ale; synonyms (n) beer, eale. cwsg sleep (cysgu); synonyms (n) nap, doze, kip, slumber, lie, dream, (v) rest, repose, catnap, hibernate. cwsmer 1. customer; synonyms (n) consumer, buyer, patron, client, guest, purchaser, shopper, fellow, passenger, person; antonym (n) seller, 2. patron; synonyms (n) backer, champion, advocate, friend, benefactor, customer, defender, helper, sponsor, frequenter. cwsmeriaeth custom; synonyms (n) tradition, habit, convention, practice, usage, use, fashion, impost, (v) accustom, (adj) bespoke. cwstard custard; synonym (n) dowset. cwt 1. tail; synonyms (n) rear, shadow, behind, butt, (v) follow, pursue, track, trail, chase, (adj) back; antonyms (v) head, front, 2. queue; synonyms (n) cue, rank, row, string, tail, wake, (v) line, align, adjust, aline, 3. hut; synonyms (n) cabin, cot, booth, hovel, cottage, hutch, lodge, shanty, shed, shack, 4. sty; synonyms (n) pen, pigpen, pigsty, enclosure, hordeolum, kennel, stye, dump, hogcote, corral, 5. skirt; synonyms (n) border, edge, brim, flap, kilt, apron, (v) fringe, circumvent, evade, hem. cwta 1. short (byr); synonyms (adj) brief, concise, scarce, brusque, close, curt, sharp, compendious, laconic, abrupt; antonyms (adj) long, tall, high, lengthy, 2. curt; synonyms (adj) blunt, short, crisp, terse, churlish, crusty, discourteous, gruff, rude, coarse; antonyms (adj) friendly, polite. cwter 1. channel; synonyms (n) canal, conduit, groove, drain, duct, line, passage, (v) carry, conduct, convey, 2. gutter; synonyms (n) channel, ditch, trough, chute, furrow, trench, waterway, aqueduct, culvert, kennel. cwthwm 1. gust; synonyms (n) burst, eruption, flurry, blast, blow, puff, whiff, flare, explosion, breath, 2. storm; synonyms (n) tempest, attack, shower, blizzard, (v) rage, rush, assault, fume, hail, charge. cwtogi 1. shorten; synonyms (v) condense, abbreviate, reduce, abridge, clip, curtail, cut, contract, compress, dock; antonyms (v) lengthen, expand, 2. abridge; synonyms (adj) shorten, abstract, (v) summarize, brief, deprive, digest, lessen, restrain, simplify, truncate, 3. curtail; synonyms (v) abate, confine, crop, curb, diminish, trim, decrease, restrict, retrench, control; antonym (v) extend. cwtws 1. portion; synonyms (n) part, division, piece, constituent, allot, component, fragment, parcel, (v) lot, dividend, 2. lot; synonyms (n) batch, destiny, fate, doom, fortune, portion, slice, bunch, chance,
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Welsh - English circle, 3. tail (cwt); synonyms (n) rear, shadow, behind, butt, (v) follow, pursue, track, trail, chase, (adj) back; antonyms (v) head, front. cwymp 1. fall (cwympo); synonyms (v) decline, dip, decrease, descend, dive, rain, (n) drop, descent, downfall, plunge; antonyms (v) rise, increase, ascend, climb, triumph, win, (n) ascent, 2. tumble; synonyms (n) fall, (v) jumble, stumble, collapse, crumble, slip, spill, topple, confuse, toss. cwympo 1. fall; synonyms (v) decline, dip, decrease, descend, dive, rain, (n) drop, descent, downfall, plunge; antonyms (v) rise, increase, ascend, climb, triumph, win, (n) ascent, 2. fell; synonyms (v) chop, cut, floor, ax, level, (adj) barbarous, cruel, prostrate, brutal, fierce. cwyn 1. complaint; synonyms (n) accusation, ailment, charge, affection, disease, disorder, ill, illness, lament, plaint, 2. plaint; synonyms (n) complaint, mourning, lamentation, wail, moan, (v) chorus, clamor, hullabaloo, outcry. cwynfanllyd querulous; synonyms (adj) peevish, petulant, irritable, fretful, discontented, complaining, fractious, touchy, cross, grumpy. cwynfanus 1. plaintive; synonyms (adj) mournful, pathetic, piteous, doleful, sad, sorrowful, wistful, 2. mournful; synonyms (adj) melancholy, miserable, funereal, dolorous, dark, gloomy, lamentable, lugubrious, pensive, (n) plaintive; antonym (adj) cheerful. cwynos 1. meal; synonyms (n) food, feed, flour, repast, banquet, spread, bite, 2. supper; synonyms (n) dinner, meal, tea, lunch, breakfast, brunch, feast, (v) bever, dejeuner, whet. cwyr wax; synonyms (n) increase, record, (v) grow, become, rise, mount, get, thrive, enlarge, finish. cwyro wax; synonyms (n) increase, record, (v) grow, become, rise, mount, get, thrive, enlarge, finish. cwys furrow; synonyms (n) fold, crinkle, channel, line, cut, ditch, (v) wrinkle, crease, groove, chamfer. cybolfa medley; synonyms (n) assortment, jumble, miscellany, mixture, melange, potpourri, admixture, conglomeration, hash, (adj) chaos. cyboli 1. bother; synonyms (v) trouble, annoy, torment, vex, worry, (n) fuss, plague, bore, hassle, pain; antonyms (v) delight, please, soothe, (n) pleasure, 2. mess; synonyms (n) clutter, jumble, muddle, confusion, difficulty, disorder, hodgepodge, jam, scrape, (v) botch; antonym (n) order, 3. muddle; synonyms (n) mess, chaos, disarray, huddle, (v) confuse, blunder, addle, perplex, (adj) fluster, bewilder. cybydd 1. miser; synonyms (n) churl, curmudgeon, hunks, muckworm, niggard, skinflint, accumulator, collector, magpie, muckerer, 2. niggard;
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synonyms (n) miser, screw, scrimp, scrooge, boor, (adj) niggardly, stingy. cybydda 1. hoard; synonyms (n) store, bank, heap, stock, accumulation, (v) accumulate, amass, cache, collect, gather, 2. stint; synonyms (n) restriction, assignment, extent, job, (v) scant, skimp, curtail, pinch, scrimp, (adj) begrudge. cybyddlyd 1. avaricious; synonyms (adj) greedy, grasping, acquisitive, avid, miserly, sordid, (v) covetous, mercenary, extortionate, churlish; antonym (adj) generous, 2. miserly; synonyms (adj) stingy, mean, close, parsimonious, closefisted, avaricious, measly, mingy, penurious, tight. cychwr boatman; synonyms (n) waterman, boater, lighterman, longshoreman, boatsman, shipman, leghorn, skimmer. cychwyn 1. start; synonyms (v) begin, originate, commence, drive, launch, embark, (n) jump, onset, origin, shock; antonyms (v) end, finish, stop, conclude, halt, (n) conclusion, 2. rise; synonyms (n) elevation, lift, ascent, progress, (v) climb, mount, ascend, increase, heave, arise; antonyms (n) reduction, (v) fall, decrease, drop, sink, descend, plummet, retire, 3. stir; synonyms (v) arouse, budge, move, rouse, affect, agitate, (n) movement, commotion, disturbance, (adj) bustle. cychwynfa 1. start (cychwyn); synonyms (v) begin, originate, commence, drive, launch, embark, (n) jump, onset, origin, shock; antonyms (v) end, finish, stop, conclude, halt, (n) conclusion, consider also 2. starting point (cychwyn); synonyms (n) beginning, root, start, base, source, basis, foundation, creation, data, inception. cychwyniad 1. start (cychwyn); synonyms (v) begin, originate, commence, drive, launch, embark, (n) jump, onset, origin, shock; antonyms (v) end, finish, stop, conclude, halt, (n) conclusion, 2. beginning; synonyms (n) cause, birth, commencement, derivation, opening, start, dawn, debut, emergence, (adj) original; antonyms (n) finale, demise, ending. cycyllog cowled; synonyms (adj) capistrate, cucullated, (v) cucullate, dermatoid, encuirassed, squamiferous, tectiform. cyd 1. common; synonyms (adj) ordinary, coarse, cheap, mutual, usual, vulgar, accustomed, base, ignoble, (n) habitual; antonyms (adj) individual, uncommon, rare, unusual, characteristic, one-off, specific, unique, aristocratic, exclusive, 2. joint; synonyms (adj) collective, common, communal, cooperative, (n) articulation, hinge, join, seam, connection, (v) articulate; antonyms (adj) unilateral, private, separate, 3. copulation; synonyms (n) coition, coitus, intercourse, relation, congress, recounting, relative, telling, 4. coupling; synonyms (n) union, coupler, clutch, conjugation, yoke, link, combination, junction, marriage,
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mating, 5. fellow; synonyms (adj) comrade, (n) companion, associate, boy, equal, brother, chap, colleague, compeer, peer, 6. joining; synonyms (v) joint, (adj) connecting, adjunctive, (n) connexion, association, assembly, juncture, 7. junction; synonyms (n) confluence, meeting, interchange, conjunction, crossroads, bond, contact, linkage, crossing, attachment, 8. united; synonyms (adj) joined, combined, connected, allied, concerted, mixed, conjunctive, undivided, conjunct, (v) consolidated; antonym (adj) divided. cydbwysedd balance; synonyms (n) poise, symmetry, excess, remainder, (v) counterbalance, adjust, offset, compensate, contrast, settle; antonyms (n) imbalance, (v) unbalance. cydffurfio conform; synonyms (v) accommodate, adapt, adjust, agree, accord, fit, assimilate, observe, acquiesce, comply; antonyms (v) deviate, differ. cydffurfiol conforming; synonyms (adj) parallel, congruent, like, becoming, befitting, conformist, conventional, correct, decent, decorous. cydfod 1. agreement; synonyms (n) accord, acquiescence, concord, accordance, coincidence, contract, acceptance, appointment, arrangement, compliance; antonyms (n) disagreement, argument, conflict, discord, rejection, dispute, resistance, 2. accord; synonyms (n) agreement, assent, consensus, harmony, (v) agree, consent, give, bestow, grant, harmonize; antonym (n) strife, 3. concord; synonyms (n) concert, peace, union, unison, unity, alliance, amity, concordance, tune, convention. cydgordio 1. agree; synonyms (v) accord, admit, acknowledge, acquiesce, adjust, accede, bargain, concord, correspond, (n) coincide; antonyms (v) disagree, oppose, differ, argue, object, refuse, refute, 2. harmonize; synonyms (v) agree, fit, blend, consort, reconcile, concur, accommodate, check, chord, (n) chime; antonym (v) clash. cydio 1. bite (brathu, cnoi); synonyms (n) taste, bit, cheat, (v) sting, nip, chew, cut, pinch, burn, eat, 2. join; synonyms (v) connect, unite, associate, combine, link, graft, assemble, affiliate, attach, meet; antonyms (v) detach, secede, separate, split, undo, 3. adjoin; synonyms (v) abut, border, annex, touch, neighbor, edge, append, contact, verge, (adj) join, 4. annex; synonyms (n) affix, addition, annexe, extension, wing, (v) add, adjoin, appropriate, seize, take, 5. abut; synonym (v) butt, consider also 6. take hold; synonyms (v) hold, carry, restrain, accommodate, adjudge, admit, agree, appear, apply, arrest. cydnabod 1. acquaintance; synonyms (n) connection, familiarity, friend, acquaintanceship, mate, associate, awareness, buddy, companion, (v) knowledge; antonyms (n) ignorance, stranger, 2.
acknowledge; synonyms (v) accept, avow, confess, recognize, own, profess, admit, appreciate, concede, declare; antonyms (v) deny, ignore, overlook, reject, 3. avow; synonyms (v) allow, affirm, assert, protest, attest, allege, announce, asseverate, (adj) acknowledge, (n) aver; antonym (v) disavow. cydnabyddiaeth 1. acquaintance; synonyms (n) connection, familiarity, friend, acquaintanceship, mate, associate, awareness, buddy, companion, (v) knowledge; antonyms (n) ignorance, stranger, 2. acknowledgment; synonyms (n) recognition, admission, acceptance, acknowledgement, confession, greeting, agreement, allowance, credit, declaration; antonym (n) denial, 3. recognition; synonyms (n) acknowledgment, appreciation, identification, perception, cognizance, approval, avowal, realization, remembrance, (adj) reception. cydnabyddus familiar; synonyms (adj) close, common, conversant, customary, everyday, intimate, commonplace, (n) accustomed, companion, comrade; antonyms (adj) unfamiliar, foreign, strange, new, unaccustomed, formal, ignorant, unknown. cydnaws congenial; synonyms (adj) agreeable, concordant, affable, compatible, delightful, genial, kind, kindred, pleasant, (v) consonant; antonyms (adj) disagreeable, uncongenial, unfriendly. cydol whole; synonyms (adj) entire, total, all, complete, integral, aggregate, full, healthy, intact, (n) sum; antonyms (adj) incomplete, broken, imperfect, partial, (n) part. cydradd equal; synonyms (adj) agree, comparable, adequate, (v) match, compare, correspond, even, parallel, rival, (n) compeer; antonyms (adj) unequal, different, repressive, disproportionate, inconsistent, uneven, unlike, (v) differ. cydraddoldeb equality; synonyms (n) equivalence, balance, identity, parity, evenness, likeness, par, sameness, equal, analogy; antonyms (n) inequality, disparity, difference. cydrannu pool (pwll); synonyms (n) plash, lake, pond, mere, cartel, basin, kitty, syndicate, (v) combine, merge. cydsyniad 1. consent; synonyms (n) accord, acquiescence, consensus, (v) assent, agree, approve, concur, accede, accept, acquiesce; antonyms (n) opposition, refusal, (v) disagree, refuse, veto, 2. assent; synonyms (n) acceptance, consent, agreement, approval, admission, compliance, concession, permission, (v) allow, yield; antonyms (v) dissent, resist. cydsynio 1. accede; synonyms (v) acquiesce, assent, consent, accept, acknowledge, agree, defer, submit, fit, accord, 2. acquiesce; synonyms (v) accede, concur, yield, admit, allow, approve, comply,
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Welsh - English grant, permit, surrender; antonyms (v) resist, disagree, dissent, 3. assent; synonyms (n) acceptance, acquiescence, agreement, approval, admission, compliance, concession, permission, accession, assentment, 4. consent; synonyms (n) consensus, approbation, concurrence, sanction, leave, promise, confirmation, unity, nod, (v) coincide; antonyms (n) opposition, refusal, (v) refuse, veto. cydwastad 1. even; synonyms (adj) direct, equal, constant, equable, equivalent, flat, horizontal, identical, (v) level, balance; antonyms (adj) uneven, inconsistent, irregular, jagged, unequal, 2. level; synonyms (n) grade, degree, (adj) even, (v) flatten, floor, aim, demolish, destroy, dismantle, raze; antonyms (adj) inclined, slanting, angled, (v) build, raise, 3. flush; synonyms (n) bloom, blossom, thrill, (v) blush, glow, color, redden, (adj) affluent, rich, smooth. cydweddiad analogy; synonyms (n) semblance, agreement, correspondence, parity, resemblance, similarity, affinity, comparison, likeness, parallel; antonym (n) dissimilarity. cydweddog conjugal; synonyms (adj) matrimonial, connubial, marital, nuptial, bridal, married, spousal, wedded; antonym (adj) unmarried. cydweddu 1. agree; synonyms (v) accord, admit, acknowledge, acquiesce, adjust, accede, bargain, concord, correspond, (n) coincide; antonyms (v) disagree, oppose, differ, argue, object, refuse, refute, 2. accord; synonyms (n) agreement, assent, consensus, harmony, (v) agree, consent, give, bestow, grant, harmonize; antonyms (n) disagreement, discord, strife, (v) conflict. cydwladol international; synonyms (adj) worldwide, global, intercontinental, universal, external, away, broad, comprehensive, extensive, extraneous; antonyms (adj) national, insular, local. cydwybod conscience; synonyms (n) shame, scruple, principles, bosom, compunction, duty, ethics, (adj) abandoned, (v) absolve, acquit. cydwybodol conscientious; synonyms (adj) careful, scrupulous, painstaking, dutiful, honest, meticulous, thorough, close, moral, (v) ethical; antonyms (adj) careless, sloppy, unconscientious. cydymaith 1. associate; synonyms (v) affiliate, connect, company, link, (n) ally, assistant, companion, fellow, partner, accomplice; antonyms (v) avoid, dissociate, distance, (adj) chief, (n) stranger, 2. companion; synonyms (n) colleague, buddy, mate, peer, chum, comrade, brother, acquaintance, (adj) associate, (v) accompany; antonym (n) enemy. cydymdeimlad sympathy; synonyms (n) compassion, pity, benevolence, commiseration,
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cyfaddawd compromise; synonyms (n) agreement,
cyfamodi covenant; synonyms (n) contract, compact,
arrangement, bargain, accommodation, concession, settlement, understanding, adjustment, accord, (v) compound; antonym (v) dispute. cyfaddef 1. acknowledge; synonyms (v) accept, avow, confess, recognize, own, profess, admit, appreciate, concede, declare; antonyms (v) deny, ignore, overlook, reject, 2. confess; synonyms (v) disclose, divulge, reveal, grant, shrive, tell, (adj) acknowledge, allow, 3. admit; synonyms (v) accede, affirm, include, permit, take, welcome, accommodate, adjudge, avouch, hold; antonym (v) exclude, 4. own; synonyms (v) have, possess, get, enjoy, occupy, retain, keep, (adj) individual, proper, private. cyfaddefiad 1. admission; synonyms (n) acceptance, access, acknowledgment, confession, admittance, declaration, reception, recognition, confirmation, acquiescence; antonym (n) denial, 2. confession; synonyms (n) avowal, admission, concession, divulgence, disclosure, penance, profession, apology. cyfadran 1. faculty; synonyms (n) capacity, aptitude, capability, endowment, bent, facility, (adj) ability, cleverness, talent, (v) gift; antonym (n) inability, 2. period; synonyms (n) age, dot, epoch, era, point, duration, generation, day, conclusion, cycle. cyfagos 1. adjacent; synonyms (adj) abutting, adjoining, close, contiguous, conterminous, nearby, neighboring, next, touching, (adv) near; antonym (adj) distant, 2. near (agos); synonyms (prep) about, by, around, (adv) almost, (adj) adjacent, imminent, impending, (v) familiar, approximate, approach. cyfaill friend; synonyms (n) fellow, acquaintance, ally, colleague, crony, advocate, assistant, (adj) associate, companion, comrade; antonyms (n) enemy, foe, stranger, rival. cyfair acre; synonyms (n) acreage, grounds, manor, plot. cyfalaf capital; synonyms (n) principal, city, stock, assets, cash, funds, (adj) main, primary, chief, great. cyfallwy 1. sharp; synonyms (adj) acute, bitter, intelligent, acid, acrid, harsh, incisive, intense, (n) keen, (v) biting; antonyms (adj) blunt, dull, mild, gentle, rounded, sweet, bland, blurred, naive, round, 2. adequate; synonyms (adj) sufficient, acceptable, enough, right, condign, effectual, passable, satisfactory, agreeable, competent; antonyms (adj) inadequate, insufficient, unsatisfactory, 3. perfect; synonyms (adj) consummate, complete, exact, utter, entire, faultless, thorough, exquisite, (n) absolute, full; antonyms (adj) imperfect, faulty, flawed. cyfamod covenant; synonyms (n) contract, compact, bond, arrangement, pact, concord, (v) agreement, bargain, promise, vow.
bond, arrangement, pact, concord, (v) agreement, bargain, promise, vow. cyfamodol federal; synonyms (adj) national, union, confederate, federative, central, public, united, (n) fed. cyfamser meantime; synonyms (n) interim, interval, interlude, instrument, mean, measure, mediator, (adv) meanwhile, interregnum, interruption. cyfamserol 1. synchronous; synonyms (adj) simultaneous, synchronal, concurrent, synchronic, coincident, contemporary, synchronical, concomitant, descriptive, 2. timely; synonyms (adj) opportune, convenient, punctual, appropriate, early, apt, prompt, propitious, (v) seasonable, (adv) apropos; antonyms (adj) untimely, inopportune. cyfan 1. all; synonyms (adv) whole, purely, altogether, entirely, (adj) universal, each, every, gross, complete, (n) aggregate; antonyms (pron) none, (det) some, 2. whole; synonyms (adj) entire, total, all, integral, full, healthy, intact, well, (n) sum, sound; antonyms (adj) incomplete, broken, imperfect, partial, (n) part. cyfandir continent; synonyms (n) land, delta, peninsula, (adj) chaste, celibate, abstemious, pure, temperate, abstinent, sober; antonym (adj) incontinent. cyfandirol continental; synonyms (adj) littoral, midland, riparian, earthy. cyfanfor ocean; synonyms (n) sea, deep, brine, waves, multitude, lot, heap, pile, (adj) oceanic, marine. cyfanfyd universe; synonyms (n) nature, creation, world, cosmos, population, macrocosm, space, globe, existence. cyfanfydol universal; synonyms (adj) general, ecumenical, global, common, international, worldwide, public, ubiquitous, comprehensive, oecumenical; antonyms (adj) local, specific. cyfanheddol 1. habitable; synonyms (adj) inhabitable, livable; antonym (adj) uninhabitable, 2. inhabited; synonyms (v) populous, accustomed, arrayed, clothed, dressed, habited, (adj) peopled, occupied, housing, colonized; antonyms (adj) empty, uninhabited, unoccupied. cyfanheddu 1. dwell; synonyms (v) abide, inhabit, reside, bide, live, stay, lodge, be, belong, brood, 2. inhabit; synonyms (v) dwell, occupy, people, settle, exist, roost, domicile, populate, (n) habit, (adj) perch. cyfannedd 1. habitation; synonyms (n) abode, dwelling, domicile, residence, home, house, habitat, lodging, housing, inhabitancy, 2. inhabited; synonyms (v) populous, accustomed, arrayed, clothed, dressed, habited, (adj) peopled, occupied, colonized, suburban; antonyms (adj) empty, uninhabited, unoccupied.
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Welsh - English cyfannu complete; synonyms (adj) perfect, absolute, consummate, whole, full, (v) accomplish, achieve, close, finish, execute; antonyms (adj) incomplete, partial, unfinished, abridged, shortened, sketchy, lacking, narrow, qualified, (v) neglect. cyfanrwydd 1. wholeness; synonyms (n) integrity, entirety, entireness, complement, fullness, haleness, unity, ace, finality, health, 2. entirety; synonyms (n) all, completeness, ensemble, sum, whole, aggregate, gross, amount, total, totality; antonym (n) part. cyfansawdd 1. compound; synonyms (n) blend, complex, mix, amalgam, combination, (v) alloy, amalgamate, combine, compromise, (adj) composite; antonym (adj) simple, 2. composite; synonyms (adj) aggregate, mixed, (n) complicated, mixture, synthesis, (v) compound. cyfansoddi 1. compose; synonyms (v) build, allay, compile, constitute, tranquilize, write, weave, (adj) assuage, appease, (n) calm, 2. constitute; synonyms (v) compose, form, make, commission, appoint, comprise, establish, be, construct, create. cyfansoddiad 1. constitution; synonyms (n) composition, code, makeup, organization, temperament, build, foundation, character, charter, construction, 2. composition; synonyms (n) arrangement, constitution, texture, alloy, amalgam, article, combination, composing, compost, compound. cyfansoddiadol constitutional; synonyms (adj) congenital, essential, inherent, intrinsic, legal, organic, constituent, constitutive, inborn, (n) walk; antonym (adj) unconstitutional. cyfansoddwr composer; synonyms (n) author, musician, penman, instrumentalist, artist, artiste, calligrapher, conductor, maestro, performer. cyfanswm 1. aggregate; synonyms (adj) sum, aggregative, all, (n) total, agglomerate, whole, complex, pile, (v) accumulate, cluster; antonyms (n) individual, part, 2. total; synonyms (adj) aggregate, complete, absolute, entire, gross, downright, general, (n) amount, tally, (v) count; antonyms (adj) partial, incomplete, qualified. cyfarch 1. address; synonyms (n) accost, lecture, abode, discourse, residence, skill, speech, allocution, (v) greet, call; antonym (v) ignore, 2. accost; synonyms (v) address, hail, approach, salute, solicit, buttonhole, speak, welcome, 3. greet; synonyms (v) acknowledge, cry, bid, meet, weep, recognize, (n) receive, 4. salute; synonyms (n) greeting, salutation, bow, compliment, salaam, recognition, (v) kiss, buss, give, acclaim. cyfarchiad 1. greeting; synonyms (n) reception, address, salutation, welcome, greet, compliments, accost, acknowledgment, nod, (v) salute; antonym (n) send-off, 2. salutation; synonyms (n) greeting,
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hail, compliment, apostrophe, appeal, interpellation, invocation. cyfarchwylio 1. survey; synonyms (n) poll, review, measurement, inspection, (v) study, measure, view, appraise, canvass, prospect; antonym (v) neglect, 2. observe; synonyms (v) celebrate, comment, notice, commemorate, mind, guard, behold, discover, follow, heed; antonyms (v) ignore, feel. cyfaredd 1. charm; synonyms (n) allure, amulet, appeal, spell, (v) attract, captivate, bewitch, fascinate, enchant, entrance; antonyms (n) repulsion, ugliness, (v) repel, 2. spell; synonyms (n) magic, fascination, bout, conjuration, incantation, period, sorcery, enchantment, turn, (v) charm. cyfareddol enchanting; synonyms (adj) attractive, captivating, charming, delightful, bewitching, fascinating, lovely, alluring, engaging, magical. cyfareddu 1. charm; synonyms (n) allure, amulet, appeal, spell, (v) attract, captivate, bewitch, fascinate, enchant, entrance; antonyms (n) repulsion, ugliness, (v) repel, 2. enchant; synonyms (v) charm, delight, beguile, capture, enamor, enrapture, enthrall, thrill, transport, (n) conjure; antonym (v) disenchant. cyfarfod 1. meet; synonyms (v) converge, find, assemble, congregate, encounter, fulfill, gather, answer, cross, (adj) fit; antonyms (v) avoid, disperse, diverge, 2. meeting; synonyms (n) confluence, convention, gathering, concourse, assembly, conference, congress, council, appointment, caucus; antonym (n) divergence, 3. encounter; synonyms (n) collision, combat, battle, conflict, contest, action, brush, confrontation, (v) clash, confront; antonym (v) retreat. cyfarfyddiad meeting; synonyms (n) confluence, convention, gathering, concourse, assembly, conference, congress, council, appointment, caucus; antonym (n) divergence. cyfarpar 1. diet; synonyms (n) congress, convocation, council, convention, nurture, food, assembly, dieting, fare, nourishment; antonyms (v) binge, (adj) fattening, 2. equipment; synonyms (n) material, apparatus, facility, gear, outfit, furnishings, apparel, accoutrements, baggage, (v) furniture, 3. provision; synonyms (n) arrangement, condition, clause, proviso, stock, article, board, (v) preparation, feed, cater; antonym (n) lack. cyfartal 1. even; synonyms (adj) direct, equal, constant, equable, equivalent, flat, horizontal, identical, (v) level, balance; antonyms (adj) uneven, inconsistent, irregular, jagged, unequal, 2. equal; synonyms (adj) agree, comparable, adequate, (v) match, compare, correspond, even, parallel, rival, (n) compeer; antonyms (adj) different, repressive, disproportionate, unlike, (v) differ.
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cyfartaledd 1. average; synonyms (adj) mean, median, fair, common, medium, middle, middling, normal, ordinary, intermediate; antonyms (adj) exceptional, extraordinary, abnormal, unusual, (v) maximum, minimum, 2. proportion; synonyms (n) balance, percentage, degree, ratio, portion, slice, dimension, equilibrium, equipoise, (v) scale, 3. rate; synonyms (n) price, worth, pace, value, (v) assess, estimate, evaluate, appreciate, appraise, compute. cyfartalu 1. equalize; synonyms (v) balance, compensate, equate, even, compare, counterbalance, equalise, level, match, (adj) equal, 2. proportion; synonyms (n) percentage, degree, ratio, portion, slice, dimension, equilibrium, equipoise, fraction, (v) scale. cyfarth 1. bay (bae); synonyms (n) alcove, bark, recess, cry, harbor, fiord, sound, (adj) brown, (v) yap, roar, 2. bark; synonyms (n) snarl, yelp, rind, bay, crust, peel, shout, (v) skin, growl, bellow; antonyms (v) mutter, whisper. cyfarthiad bark; synonyms (n) snarl, yelp, rind, bay, crust, peel, (v) yap, skin, cry, growl; antonyms (v) mutter, whisper. cyfarws gift; synonyms (n) donation, faculty, award, flair, capacity, (v) present, boon, (adj) endowment, ability, talent; antonym (n) inability. cyfarwydd 1. familiar; synonyms (adj) close, common, conversant, customary, everyday, intimate, commonplace, (n) accustomed, companion, comrade; antonyms (adj) unfamiliar, foreign, strange, new, unaccustomed, formal, ignorant, unknown, 2. skilled; synonyms (adj) adept, experienced, expert, practiced, skillful, able, accomplished, clever, competent, dexterous; antonyms (adj) inept, incompetent, inexperienced. cyfarwyddo 1. direct; synonyms (adj) straight, (v) aim, channel, conduct, address, charge, control, dictate, head, (n) command; antonyms (adj) indirect, roundabout, circuitous, oblique, second-hand, sideways, unplanned, (v) request, 2. guide; synonyms (n) escort, directory, attendant, usher, chief, (v) direct, govern, drive, bring, advise; antonym (v) follow. cyfarwyddwr director; synonyms (n) commander, manager, administrator, boss, chief, superintendent, chairman, coach, controller, (v) conductor. cyfarwyddyd 1. advice; synonyms (n) admonition, caution, counsel, warning, exhortation, instruction, intelligence, monition, notice, report, 2. direction; synonyms (n) administration, conduct, bearing, command, course, guidance, address, charge, control, (v) management, 3. instruction; synonyms (n) advice, direction, education,
guideline, information, injunction, prescription, teaching, bidding, commission. cyfatal 1. hindering; synonyms (adj) impeding, clogging, obstructive, counter, discouraging, impedimental, meddlesome, obstruent, preclusive, (n) impedition, 2. unsettled; synonyms (adj) uncertain, changeable, doubtful, undecided, unfixed, indefinite, uneasy, outstanding, disturbed, undetermined; antonyms (adj) settled, confident, definite. cyfateb 1. agree; synonyms (v) accord, admit, acknowledge, acquiesce, adjust, accede, bargain, concord, correspond, (n) coincide; antonyms (v) disagree, oppose, differ, argue, object, refuse, refute, 2. correspond; synonyms (v) conform, suit, consort, answer, check, concur, fit, harmonize, match, (adj) agree, 3. tally; synonyms (n) count, score, sum, account, reckoning, duplicate, (v) number, jibe, total, square, 4. match; synonyms (n) equal, competition, couple, (v) mate, meet, parallel, harmonise, balance, fellow, pair; antonyms (v) clash, contradict. cyfatebiaeth 1. analogy; synonyms (n) semblance, agreement, correspondence, parity, resemblance, similarity, affinity, comparison, likeness, parallel; antonym (n) dissimilarity, 2. correspondence; synonyms (n) conformity, accord, communication, connection, coincidence, concord, analogy, congruity, equality, equivalence; antonyms (n) difference, asymmetry. cyfatebol 1. corresponding; synonyms (adj) congruent, comparable, equal, same, similar, commensurate, consonant, alike, analogous, correspondent; antonym (adj) different, 2. proportionate; synonyms (adj) proportionable, proportional, harmonious, balanced, adequate, appropriate, relative, sufficient, (n) compatible, consistent. cyfathrach 1. affinity; synonyms (n) sympathy, analogy, alliance, bond, kindred, propinquity, rapport, relation, relationship, semblance, 2. alliance; synonyms (n) connection, league, affinity, association, combination, confederacy, union, affiliation, alignment, alinement; antonym (n) nonalignment, 3. intercourse; synonyms (n) communion, contact, acquaintance, coition, coitus, communication, conversation, dealings, converse, commerce. cyfathrachwr kinsman; synonyms (n) relation, relative, kindred, account, affinity, brother, consanguinity, (v) ally, auxiliary, confederate. cyfddydd 1. dawn; synonyms (n) beginning, commencement, aurora, cockcrow, morning, onset, origin, (v) break, begin, (adj) daybreak; antonyms (n) dusk, sunset, twilight, (v) end, finish, 2. daybreak;
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Welsh - English synonyms (n) dawn, sunrise, prime, dawning, daylight, dayspring, light, sunup. cyfeddach 1. carouse; synonyms (n) revel, bender, racket, (v) carousal, booze, wassail, drink, feast, junket, (adj) bouse, 2. carousal; synonyms (n) carouse, binge, party, banquet, debauchery, entertainment, festivity, orgy, revelry, (adj) debauch. cyfeddachwr carouser; synonyms (n) bacchanal, drunk, wassailer, orgy, toaster, (v) reveler. cyfeilio accompany; synonyms (v) attend, follow, associate, companion, company, guide, lead, walk, consort, (n) escort. cyfeiliorn 1. error; synonyms (n) deviation, blunder, fault, mistake, wrong, delusion, lapse, oversight, crime, defect; antonym (n) correctness, 2. aberration; synonyms (n) aberrance, aberrancy, abnormality, diversion, frenzy, insanity, mania, derangement, oddity, anomaly. cyfeiliornad 1. heresy; synonyms (n) heterodoxy, nonconformity, revisionism, fallacy, atheism, blasphemy, cacodoxy, dissent, dissidence, (adj) circumstantial; antonym (n) orthodoxy, 2. error; synonyms (n) deviation, blunder, fault, mistake, wrong, delusion, lapse, oversight, crime, defect; antonym (n) correctness. cyfeiliorni 1. err; synonyms (v) blunder, stray, stumble, deviate, misjudge, mistake, sin, slip, trip, wander, 2. stray; synonyms (v) roam, digress, ramble, range, depart, drift, err, meander, rove, straggle. cyfeiliornus 1. erroneous; synonyms (adj) incorrect, wrong, false, inaccurate, mistaken, fallacious, improper, untrue, amiss, deceptive; antonym (adj) correct, 2. mistaken; synonyms (adj) erroneous, misguided, misleading. cyfeillach fellowship; synonyms (n) brotherhood, community, companionship, company, communion, familiarity, camaraderie, association, society, acquaintance. cyfeillachu associate; synonyms (v) affiliate, connect, company, link, (n) ally, assistant, companion, fellow, partner, accomplice; antonyms (v) avoid, dissociate, distance, (adj) chief, (n) stranger. cyfeillgar 1. friendly; synonyms (adj) amiable, favorable, affectionate, amicable, benevolent, companionable, convivial, decent, good-natured, kind; antonyms (adj) hostile, unfriendly, aggressive, aloof, disagreeable, distant, formal, bad-tempered, belligerent, curt, 2. amicable; synonyms (adj) friendly, affable, cordial, familiar, genial, gracious, peaceable, peaceful. cyfeillgarwch friendship; synonyms (n) fellowship, association, affection, familiarity, amity, companionship, company, friendliness, intimacy, attachment; antonyms (n) enmity, hostility.
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cyfeilydd accompanist; synonyms (n) instrumentalist, accompanyist, accordionist, flautist, organist, pianist, violinist, singer. cyfeiriad 1. address; synonyms (n) accost, lecture, abode, discourse, residence, skill, speech, allocution, (v) greet, call; antonym (v) ignore, 2. reference; synonyms (n) citation, mention, quotation, quote, allusion, bearing, connection, recommendation, (v) cite, refer, 3. allusion; synonyms (n) hint, innuendo, intimation, reference, suggestion, implication, indication, insinuation, 4. direction; synonyms (n) administration, conduct, command, course, guidance, address, charge, control, instruction, (v) management, 5. pointer; synonyms (n) clue, hand, needle, point, arrow, cursor, indicator, tip, beacon, guide. cyfeirio 1. direct; synonyms (adj) straight, (v) aim, channel, conduct, address, charge, control, dictate, head, (n) command; antonyms (adj) indirect, roundabout, circuitous, oblique, second-hand, sideways, unplanned, (v) request, 2. address; synonyms (n) accost, lecture, abode, discourse, residence, skill, speech, allocution, (v) greet, call; antonym (v) ignore, 3. point; synonyms (n) place, grade, peak, nib, edge, article, degree, dot, (v) direct, level, 4. allude; synonyms (v) advert, hint, refer, glance, intimate, suggest, touch, 5. refer; synonyms (v) allude, apply, pertain, submit, deliver, commend, impute, name, relate, invoke. cyfelin cubit; synonyms (n) coudee, (v) foot, hand, inch, line, nail, palm, fathom, furlong, league. cyfenw 1. namesake; synonym (n) cognominal, 2. surname; synonyms (n) cognomen, name, sobriquet, soubriquet, moniker, nickname, agnomination, alliteration, annomination, (v) patronymic. cyfenwi surname; synonyms (n) cognomen, name, sobriquet, soubriquet, moniker, nickname, agnomination, alliteration, annomination, (v) patronymic. cyferbyn opposite; synonyms (adj) adverse, contradictory, diametric, different, hostile, opposing, (adv) counter, (n) contrary, opponent, (pron) other; antonym (adj) similar. cyferbyniad contrast; synonyms (n) contrariety, antithesis, comparison, distinction, difference, variation, collation, (v) differ, conflict, oppose; antonym (n) similarity. cyferbyniol 1. opposite; synonyms (adj) adverse, contradictory, diametric, different, hostile, opposing, (adv) counter, (n) contrary, opponent, (pron) other; antonym (adj) similar, 2. opposing; synonyms (adj) conflicting, opposed, antagonistic, antithetical, anti, opposite, rival, antipodean, contrasted, (n) clashing; antonym (adj) compatible.
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cyferbynnu 1. compare; synonyms (v) collate, liken, confront, comparison, equate, associate, contrast, correlate, equal, equalize, 2. contrast; synonyms (n) contrariety, antithesis, distinction, difference, variation, collation, opposite, (v) differ, conflict, oppose; antonym (n) similarity. cyfergyr 1. contest; synonyms (n) bout, competition, conflict, fight, altercation, (v) battle, compete, combat, contend, dispute, 2. battle; synonyms (n) contest, struggle, clash, war, action, fighting, fray, (v) brawl, encounter, quarrel. cyfernod coefficient; synonyms (n) accessory, multiple, (adj) concomitant, cooperative, cooperating. cyff 1. block; synonyms (n) bar, barricade, pad, clog, (v) arrest, stop, hinder, encumber, halt, lock; antonyms (v) free, unblock, open, 2. stock; synonyms (n) breed, lineage, store, goods, ancestry, descent, family, hoard, (adj) regular, (v) handle. cyffaith 1. confection; synonyms (n) conserve, concoction, sweet, sweetmeat, confectionery, mixture, (v) confect, comfit, 2. jam (jam); synonyms (n) crush, crowd, fix, squeeze, congestion, dilemma, (v) block, cram, bar, fill; antonym (v) free. cyffelyb 1. like (hoffi); synonyms (v) corresponding, enjoy, identical, (adj) equal, equivalent, alike, analogous, comparable, same, (n) love; antonyms (prep) unlike, (v) dislike, (adj) different, 2. similar; synonyms (adj) like, related, akin, cognate, correspondent, conformable, resembling, even, kindred, parallel; antonyms (adj) dissimilar, incompatible, opposing, opposite. cyffelybiaeth likeness; synonyms (n) comparison, resemblance, copy, effigy, figure, image, affinity, correspondence, semblance, (adj) form; antonym (n) difference. cyffelybiaethol figurative; synonyms (adj) allegorical, emblematic, figural, metaphorical, florid, flowery, representative, symbolic, allusive, (n) tropical; antonym (adj) literal. cyffelybrwydd 1. likeness; synonyms (n) comparison, resemblance, copy, effigy, figure, image, affinity, correspondence, semblance, (adj) form; antonym (n) difference, 2. similarity; synonyms (n) likeness, parallelism, kinship, parallel, identity, conformity, parity, sameness, similitude, uniformity; antonym (n) dissimilarity. cyffelybu 1. compare; synonyms (v) collate, liken, confront, comparison, equate, associate, contrast, correlate, equal, equalize, 2. liken; synonyms (v) parallel, resemble, assimilate, imitate, acquire, assemble, congregate, convene, (adj) compare, approve. cyffes confession; synonyms (n) avowal, admission, acknowledgment, recognition, concession,
divulgence, disclosure, penance, profession, apology; antonym (n) denial. cyffesgell confessional; synonyms (n) ambo, credence, prothesis, confessionary, lectern, pulpit, (v) confession. cyffesu confess; synonyms (v) concede, avow, profess, disclose, divulge, recognize, (adj) acknowledge, admit, allow, own; antonym (v) deny. cyffeswr confessor; synonyms (n) father, minister. cyffesydd confessor; synonyms (n) father, minister. cyffin 1. border; synonyms (n) margin, brink, extremity, fringe, bed, boundary, (v) edge, verge, abut, adjoin; antonyms (n) middle, (v) center, 2. bound; synonyms (v) leap, border, bounce, limit, circumscribe, confine, (n) spring, jump, barrier, compass; antonym (adj) free, 3. confine; synonyms (v) bound, bind, restrain, tie, hold, incarcerate, restrict, cage, (n) bounds, brim; antonyms (v) release, liberate. cyffio 1. fetter; synonyms (v) shackle, bind, chain, confine, hamper, handcuff, band, (n) bond, gyve, hobble; antonyms (v) release, free, 2. stiffen; synonyms (v) harden, set, indurate, ossify, tighten, brace, congeal, reinforce, fortify, intensify. cyffion stocks; synonyms (n) pillory, bilboes, securities, calls, options, puts, warrants. cyffoden 1. concubine; synonyms (n) mistress, odalisque, paramour, wife, courtesan, doxy, prostitute, trug, harlot, sweetheart, 2. mistress; synonyms (n) dame, concubine, inamorata, madame, lady, lover, missis, master, owner, schoolmarm. cyffordd junction; synonyms (n) confluence, joint, connection, meeting, interchange, articulation, combination, join, conjunction, crossroads. cyffredin 1. common; synonyms (adj) ordinary, coarse, cheap, mutual, usual, vulgar, accustomed, base, ignoble, (n) habitual; antonyms (adj) individual, uncommon, rare, unusual, characteristic, one-off, specific, unique, aristocratic, exclusive, 2. banal; synonyms (adj) hackneyed, stock, trite, commonplace, corny, pedestrian, stale, threadbare, tired, unoriginal; antonym (adj) original, 3. general; synonyms (adj) common, comprehensive, national, universal, broad, current, (n) chief, commander, (v) customary, frequent; antonyms (adj) narrow, (n) particular. cyffredinol 1. general; synonyms (adj) common, comprehensive, national, universal, broad, commonplace, (n) chief, commander, (v) customary, frequent; antonyms (adj) specific, individual, narrow, (n) particular, 2. universal; synonyms (adj) general, ecumenical, global, international, worldwide, public, ubiquitous, oecumenical, widespread, cosmopolitan; antonym (adj) local.
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Welsh - English cyffredinoli universalize; synonyms (v) popularize, universalise. cyffredinrwydd universality; synonyms (n) catholicity, generality, entirety, catholicness, orthodoxy, popularity, universalness. cyffredinwch commonness; synonyms (n) coarseness, frequency, grossness, vulgarism, vulgarity, commonality, commonplaceness; antonym (n) individuality. cyffro 1. stir; synonyms (v) arouse, budge, move, rouse, affect, agitate, (n) movement, commotion, disturbance, (adj) bustle, 2. excitement; synonyms (n) emotion, agitation, animation, eagerness, elation, enthusiasm, taking, effervescence, excitation, exhilaration; antonyms (n) tedium, dullness, boredom, tediousness, 3. emotion; synonyms (n) affection, love, feeling, passion, sensation, heart, excitement, mood, pathos, (v) impression; antonym (n) intelligence, 4. motion; synonyms (n) gesture, action, wave, exercise, gesticulation, play, (v) sign, beckon, gesticulate, signal. cyffroi 1. actuate; synonyms (v) activate, impel, incite, move, motivate, drive, induce, (n) instigate, animate, provoke, 2. stir; synonyms (v) arouse, budge, rouse, affect, agitate, excite, (n) movement, commotion, disturbance, (adj) bustle, 3. move (symud); synonyms (v) act, carry, go, maneuver, touch, travel, flow, bear, (n) motion, transfer; antonym (v) stay, 4. excite; synonyms (v) disturb, enliven, energize, awaken, electrify, encourage, evoke, exasperate, inspire, kindle; antonyms (v) calm, pacify, bore, 5. bestir; synonyms (v) stir, hurry, rally, wake, charge, commove, waken, 6. agitate; synonyms (v) toss, fan, bother, foment, perturb, shake, trouble, actuate, annoy, canvass; antonym (v) soothe, 7. disturb; synonyms (v) disconcert, disorder, disquiet, distract, distress, concern, derange, disarrange, discompose, disrupt; antonyms (v) arrange, please, smooth, 8. arouse; synonyms (v) stimulate, anger, raise, awake, call, fire, goad, inflame, quicken, revive, 9. provoke; synonyms (v) defy, offend, enrage, invite, irritate, get, aggravate, cause, challenge, elicit; antonym (v) mollify. cyffrous 1. exciting; synonyms (adj) excited, breathtaking, exhilarating, impressive, moving, provocative, rousing, stirring, dramatic, emotional; antonyms (adj) boring, dull, bland, insipid, monotonous, uninteresting, unexciting, 2. excited; synonyms (adj) agitated, ablaze, enthusiastic, frantic, ardent, aroused, delirious, fervent, heated, (v) animated; antonyms (adj) calm, cool, unexcited. cyffryd 1. trembling; synonyms (adj) shaking, shaky, quaking, shivering, (n) quivering, tremor, palpitation, quiver, vibration, shiver; antonym (adj)
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point, (v) pressing; antonyms (adj) gradual, longterm. cyflafan 1. outrage; synonyms (n) affront, atrocity, indignity, anger, (v) insult, dishonor, offend, violate, desecrate, (adj) abuse, 2. massacre; synonyms (n) slaughter, carnage, butchery, bloodshed, killing, (v) murder, exterminate, kill, annihilate, butcher. cyflafareddiad arbitration; synonyms (n) arbitrament, mediation, decision, intervention, judgment, arbitrement. cyflafareddu arbitrate; synonyms (v) adjudicate, intercede, mediate, intervene, referee, determine, interfere, intermediate, judge, reconcile. cyflafareddwr arbitrator; synonyms (n) arbiter, mediator, referee, judge, umpire, adjudicator, intermediary, moderator, peacemaker, negotiator. cyflaith toffee; synonyms (n) toffy, brittle, bonbon, chocolate, sweetie. cyflawn 1. full (llawn); synonyms (adj) complete, absolute, abundant, broad, flush, ample, enough, extensive, (n) entire, crowded; antonyms (adj) empty, lacking, starving, hungry, sketchy, incomplete, 2. complete; synonyms (adj) perfect, consummate, whole, full, stark, (v) accomplish, achieve, close, finish, execute; antonyms (adj) partial, unfinished, abridged, shortened, narrow, qualified, (v) neglect, 3. entire; synonyms (adj) all, total, integral, utter, clean, gross, intact, mere, (n) stallion, unabridged, 4. ample; synonyms (adj) big, copious, large, plentiful, affluent, considerable, heavy, liberal, rich, roomy; antonyms (adj) inadequate, small, meager, insufficient, scarce. cyflawnder 1. fullness; synonyms (n) completeness, breadth, entirety, abundance, comprehensiveness, ampleness, largeness, richness, totality, wholeness; antonym (n) emptiness, 2. abundance; synonyms (n) wealth, amplitude, exuberance, plenitude, profusion, store, treasure, affluence, (adj) plenty, riches; antonyms (n) dearth, scarcity, aridity, insufficiency, lack, shortage. cyflawni 1. commit; synonyms (v) commend, assign, charge, consign, apply, confide, dedicate, entrust, submit, deliver, 2. achieve; synonyms (v) accomplish, reach, complete, do, effect, execute, gain, perform, acquire, act; antonym (v) lose, 3. fulfill; synonyms (v) achieve, attain, fill, meet, satisfy, consummate, discharge, answer, effectuate, finish, 4. execute; synonyms (v) enforce, carry, dispatch, fulfill, make, practice, administer, commit, conduct, hang, 5. accomplish; synonyms (v) compass, perfect, realize, get, implement, manage, succeed, work, operate, score, 6. perform; synonyms (v) appear, behave, play, enact, function, produce, cause, comply, fulfil, go; antonym (v) neglect.
cyflawniad 1. fulfillment; synonyms (n) accomplishment, completion, fruition, achievement, satisfaction, attainment, consummation, contentment, discharge, execution, 2. achievement; synonyms (n) performance, deed, exploit, act, action, fulfillment, victory, effort, implementation, (adj) feat; antonym (n) failure, 3. performance; synonyms (n) observance, operation, recital, work, doing, fact, compliance, expression, play, (v) efficiency; antonyms (n) omission, practice. cyfle 1. opportunity; synonyms (n) chance, opening, luck, occasion, crack, event, room, time, alternative, break, 2. place (lle); synonyms (n) position, domicile, (v) post, arrange, fix, lay, locate, rank, station, deposit; antonym (v) remove, 3. chance; synonyms (n) hazard, fortune, opportunity, probability, venture, (adj) accidental, (v) gamble, adventure, risk, bet; antonyms (n) predictability, (adj) deliberate, intentional, (v) design, plan. cyflegr 1. gun; synonyms (n) artillery, gunman, handgun, ordnance, pistol, revolver, shooter, torpedo, accelerator, (v) shoot, 2. cannon; synonyms (n) carom, clash, gun, shank, carambole, carronade, culverin, howitzer, firearm, collision, 3. battery; synonyms (n) troop, army, barrage, company, collection, mugging, onslaught, sequence, squad, violence. cyflenwad supply; synonyms (n) provision, (v) furnish, stock, afford, fill, store, feed, offer, provide, cater. cyflenwi supply; synonyms (n) provision, (v) furnish, stock, afford, fill, store, feed, offer, provide, cater. cyfleu 1. place (lle); synonyms (n) position, domicile, (v) post, arrange, fix, lay, locate, rank, station, deposit; antonym (v) remove, 2. set; synonyms (v) place, put, regulate, define, adjust, (n) class, bent, (adj) fixed, fast, secure; antonyms (v) soften, liquefy, melt, (n) combing, comb-out, (adj) variable, flexible, liquid, 3. allocate; synonyms (v) divide, apportion, set, allot, assign, award, dispense, grant, ration, split, 4. convey; synonyms (v) carry, communicate, bring, channel, conduct, bear, express, fetch, transfer, transmit, 5. array; synonyms (n) arrangement, line, (v) attire, dress, adorn, apparel, clothe, deck, display, garb; antonym (v) disarray, 6. range; synonyms (n) area, array, compass, reach, scope, (v) order, roam, group, ramble, wander. cyfleus convenient; synonyms (adj) comfortable, commodious, handy, advantageous, appropriate, expedient, fit, near, nearby, (n) favorable; antonyms (adj) inconvenient, fixed, unwieldy, useless. cyflin parallel; synonyms (adj) equivalent, even, comparable, level, (n) equal, analogy, likeness, (v) compare, match, duplicate; antonyms (adj) conflicting, dissimilar, (n) perpendicular, skew.
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cyflog 1. wage; synonyms (n) salary, pay, fee,
cyflymder speed; synonyms (n) race, (v) hasten,
payment, income, allowance, earnings, remuneration, (v) fight, engage, 2. wages; synonyms (n) wage, reward, stipend, hire, payoff, 3. hire; synonyms (n) employment, fare, (v) employ, charter, enlist, rent, retain, take, commission, compensation; antonym (v) dismiss. cyflogi hire; synonyms (n) wage, employment, fee, pay, (v) employ, engage, charter, enlist, rent, retain; antonym (v) dismiss. cyflogwr 1. employer; synonyms (n) boss, master, businessperson, patron, capitalist, company, corporation, director, establishment, executive; antonym (n) employee, 2. hirer; synonyms (n) chief, engager, foreman, gaffer, honcho, rivet, stud. cyflwr 1. case; synonyms (n) box, example, bin, cover, jacket, shell, affair, bag, briefcase, casing, 2. condition; synonyms (n) circumstance, position, provision, status, standing, attitude, circumstances, clause, predicament, (v) aspect. cyflwyniad 1. dedication; synonyms (n) consecration, allegiance, commitment, devotion, inscription, loyalty, fidelity, sanctification, fanaticism, (adj) glorification; antonym (n) indifference, 2. presentation; synonyms (n) donation, exhibition, demonstration, display, introduction, performance, offer, appearance, exposition, gift. cyflwyno 1. present (anrheg); synonyms (adj) grant, confer, (n) gift, donation, (v) bestow, display, give, introduce, prefer, deliver; antonyms (adj) missing, (n) past, future, history, (v) withdraw, (adv) absent, 2. dedicate; synonyms (v) apply, consecrate, devote, commit, bless, render, addict, destine, inaugurate, pay, 3. bestow; synonyms (v) afford, award, contribute, donate, impart, allot, assign, (adj) accord, allow, present. cyflychwr dusk; synonyms (n) dark, nightfall, twilight, darkness, gloaming, gloom, night, shade, sunset, shadow; antonyms (n) dawn, sunrise, daybreak, light. cyflym 1. fast; synonyms (adj) dissolute, firm, agile, debauched, fixed, hurried, instant, quick, (adv) soon, hard; antonyms (adj) sluggish, loose, (adv) slow, slowly, leisurely, (v) gorge, (n) binge, 2. quick; synonyms (adj) bright, prompt, active, clever, hasty, intelligent, nimble, speedy, alert, (adv) fast; antonym (adj) dull, 3. swift; synonyms (adj) fleet, rapid, expeditious, lively, sudden, abrupt, express, ready, sprightly, impetuous; antonym (adj) considered, 4. rapid; synonyms (adj) swift, cursory, winged, immediate, brisk, precipitous, precipitate, rash, volant, instantaneous; antonym (adj) gradual, 5. speedy; synonyms (adj) sharp, flying.
hurry, quicken, run, rush, accelerate, dash, dispatch, expedite; antonym (n) slowness. cyflymu 1. accelerate; synonyms (v) quicken, advance, hurry, speed, dispatch, rush, expedite, forward, further, (adj) vivify; antonyms (v) decelerate, stop, 2. speed; synonyms (n) race, rapidity, velocity, celerity, (v) hasten, run, accelerate, dash, promote, shoot; antonym (n) slowness. cyflyru condition; synonyms (n) circumstance, position, provision, status, standing, attitude, circumstances, clause, predicament, (v) aspect. cyflythreniad alliteration; synonyms (n) rhyme, paronomasia, pun, agnomination, annomination, repetition, punning, surname, (adj) antithesis, inversion. cyfnerthu 1. help; synonyms (v) aid, assist, avail, facilitate, favor, (n) assistance, benefit, support, assistant, cure; antonyms (v) hinder, worsen, (n) hindrance, detriment, 2. confirm; synonyms (v) affirm, approve, corroborate, establish, prove, validate, verify, clinch, assert, assure; antonyms (v) disprove, contradict, 3. aid; synonyms (n) help, encouragement, relief, backing, boost, care, (v) abet, ease, minister, serve. cyfnesaf 1. next (nesaf); synonyms (adj) later, nearest, adjacent, contiguous, following, subsequent, future, coming, (adv) afterward, then; antonyms (adj) distant, outgoing, (adv) previous, preceding, previously, 2. nearest; synonyms (adj) proximate, immediate, close, near, next, (adv) closest, nighest, 3. kinsman; synonyms (n) relation, relative, kindred, account, affinity, brother, consanguinity, (v) ally, auxiliary, confederate. cyfnewid 1. change; synonyms (n) shift, alteration, barter, modification, variation, (v) exchange, alter, adapt, alternate, cash; antonyms (v) stay, leave, idle, maintain, 2. exchange; synonyms (n) commutation, swap, switch, commerce, conversion, (v) change, interchange, commute, counterchange, convert, 3. barter; synonyms (n) trade, swop, traffic, permutation, bartering, (v) bargain, truck, deal, dicker, sell. cyfnewidfa exchange; synonyms (n) commutation, swap, switch, (v) change, barter, interchange, commute, counterchange, alternate, alter. cyfnewidiad 1. change; synonyms (n) shift, alteration, barter, modification, variation, (v) exchange, alter, adapt, alternate, cash; antonyms (v) stay, leave, idle, maintain, 2. alteration; synonyms (n) adaptation, adjustment, change, revision, changeover, amendment, conversion, deviation, metamorphosis, transformation. cyfnewidiol changeable; synonyms (adj) variable, capricious, erratic, inconsistent, irregular, fickle,
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giddy, mercurial, mobile, mutable; antonyms (adj) constant, fixed, stable, unchangeable, consistent, dependable, predictable, regular. cyfnewidiwr 1. changer; synonyms (n) dealer, modifier, qualifier, 2. trader; synonyms (n) merchant, monger, shopkeeper, seller, trafficker, bargainer, merchandiser; antonym (n) buyer. cyfnod period; synonyms (n) age, dot, epoch, era, point, duration, generation, day, conclusion, cycle. cyfnodol 1. periodical; synonyms (n) journal, magazine, newspaper, review, organ, publication, (adj) periodic, intermittent, recurrent, annual, 2. periodic; synonyms (adj) regular, periodical, frequent, alternate, recurring, routine, spasmodic, alternating, daily, fitful. cyfnodolyn periodical; synonyms (n) journal, magazine, newspaper, review, organ, publication, (adj) periodic, intermittent, recurrent, annual. cyfnos dusk; synonyms (n) dark, nightfall, twilight, darkness, gloaming, gloom, night, shade, sunset, shadow; antonyms (n) dawn, sunrise, daybreak, light. cyfochredd parallelism; synonyms (n) correspondence, parallel, likeness, affinity, parity, similarity, approximation, eurythmy, harmony. cyfochrog parallel; synonyms (adj) equivalent, even, comparable, level, (n) equal, analogy, likeness, (v) compare, match, duplicate; antonyms (adj) conflicting, dissimilar, (n) perpendicular, skew. cyfodiad 1. rise; synonyms (n) elevation, lift, ascent, (v) climb, mount, ascend, increase, heave, arise, jump; antonyms (n) reduction, (v) fall, decrease, drop, sink, descend, plummet, retire, 2. rising; synonyms (adj) climbing, (n) ascending, mutiny, rebellion, revolt, ascension, insurrection, outbreak, rise, (adv) increasing; antonyms (adj) plummeting, decreasing, plunging. cyfoed 1. coeval; synonyms (adj) coetaneous, concurrent, contemporaneous, simultaneous, present, coevous, concomitant, (n) contemporary, 2. contemporary; synonyms (adj) modern, current, new, recent, up-to-date, topical, existing, fashionable, (n) coeval, equal; antonyms (adj) past, old, old-fashioned. cyfoes contemporary; synonyms (adj) contemporaneous, modern, current, new, present, recent, up-to-date, topical, (n) coeval, equal; antonyms (adj) past, old, old-fashioned. cyfoeswr contemporary; synonyms (adj) contemporaneous, modern, current, new, present, recent, up-to-date, topical, (n) coeval, equal; antonyms (adj) past, old, old-fashioned. cyfoeth 1. power; synonyms (n) force, ability, potency, authority, control, energy, (v) influence, might, dominion, faculty; antonyms (n)
powerlessness, helplessness, weakness, 2. wealth; synonyms (n) riches, abundance, affluence, opulence, treasure, capital, fortune, (v) money, gold, (adj) plenty; antonyms (n) poverty, penury, scarcity, 3. riches; synonyms (n) wealth, exuberance, prosperity, resources, property, means, copiousness, overflow, plenteousness. cyfoethog 1. wealthy; synonyms (adj) rich, moneyed, affluent, flush, opulent, prosperous, loaded, substantial, generous, abounding; antonyms (adj) poor, impoverished, 2. rich; synonyms (adj) abundant, copious, fertile, productive, fruitful, full, ample, deep, fat, luxurious; antonyms (adj) broke, destitute, light, 3. affluent; synonyms (adj) wealthy, exuberant, monied, comfortable, flourishing, lavish, (n) tributary, feeder, 4. powerful; synonyms (adj) cogent, able, brawny, forcible, hard, mighty, muscular, potent, strong, effective; antonyms (adj) powerless, weak, mild. cyfoethogi enrich; synonyms (v) embellish, adorn, decorate, beautify, fertilize, ornament, develop, fatten, better, cultivate; antonyms (v) deprive, impoverish. cyfog sickness; synonyms (n) illness, indisposition, complaint, malady, qualm, distemper, nausea, (v) disease, disorder, ailment. cyfogi vomit; synonyms (v) spew, heave, puke, cast, disgorge, retch, sick, gag, eject, barf. cyfor 1. edge; synonyms (n) boundary, margin, verge, blade, brink, extremity, advantage, (v) border, bound, hem; antonyms (n) center, (v) middle, 2. entire; synonyms (adj) absolute, complete, all, total, integral, whole, perfect, utter, clean, full; antonyms (adj) partial, incomplete, 3. flood; synonyms (n) deluge, pour, torrent, stream, (v) drench, flow, inundate, glut, drown, (prep) tide; antonyms (n) drought, shortage, (v) trickle, 4. brim; synonyms (n) edge, lip, periphery, rim, perimeter, limit, mouth, shore, brow, circumference, 5. abundance; synonyms (n) wealth, amplitude, exuberance, plenitude, profusion, richness, store, treasure, (adj) plenty, riches; antonyms (n) dearth, scarcity, aridity, insufficiency, lack, 6. rim; synonyms (n) brim, confine, flange, ring, ridge, edging, frame, side, (v) skirt, line. cyforiog overflowing; synonyms (v) inundation, (adj) abundant, full, copious, exuberant, flooding, bountiful, generous, brimming, (n) flood; antonym (adj) empty. cyfosodiad opposition; synonyms (n) contrast, conflict, antithesis, contrary, contrariety, antagonism, enemy, hostility, opponent, opposite; antonym (n) consent. cyfradd rate; synonyms (n) price, worth, pace, value, (v) assess, estimate, evaluate, appreciate, appraise, compute.
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accomplice, abettor, adjunct, abetter, appurtenance, assistant, (v) ancillary. cyfranogwr partaker; synonyms (n) participant, sharer, accomplice, associate, contributor, participator, partner. cyfreithio litigate; synonyms (v) contest, prosecute, sue, contend, process, controvert, dispute, action, debate, accuse. cyfreithiol legal; synonyms (adj) lawful, sound, valid, juridical, constitutional, judicial, permissible, rightful, (v) allowable, legitimate; antonyms (adj) illegal, unlawful, bogus. cyfreithiwr 1. attorney; synonyms (n) advocate, lawyer, agent, counsel, counselor, factor, solicitor, representative, auctioneer, underwriter, 2. barrister; synonyms (n) attorney, adviser, 3. lawyer; synonyms (n) advisor, leguleian, beagle, brief, defender, fixer, mouthpiece, pettifogger, proctor, shyster. cyfreithlon 1. legal; synonyms (adj) lawful, sound, valid, juridical, constitutional, judicial, permissible, rightful, (v) allowable, legitimate; antonyms (adj) illegal, unlawful, bogus, 2. lawful; synonyms (adj) legal, just, justifiable, licit, regular, right, true, equitable, fair, admissible, 3. legitimate; synonyms (adj) authentic, genuine, orthodox, logical, real, correct, actual, (v) legalize, legitimatize, legitimize; antonyms (adj) banned, informal, illegitimate, invalid. cyfreithlondeb lawfulness; synonyms (n) legality, validity, legitimateness, allowableness, genuineness, right, permissibleness. cyfreithloni 1. legalize; synonyms (v) legalise, ordain, authorize, legitimate, legitimatize, legitimize, decriminalize, justify, 2. justify; synonyms (v) excuse, explain, absolve, confirm, defend, exonerate, vindicate, deserve, apologize, (n) warrant. cyfres series; synonyms (n) chain, rank, collection, cycle, line, round, run, (v) course, order, (adj) progression. cyfresymiad syllogism; synonyms (n) prosyllogism, reasoning, logic, ratiocination. cyfrgolli damn; synonyms (adj) blasted, cursed, (v) condemn, bloody, curse, beshrew, blaspheme, imprecate, cuss, slam; antonym (v) bless. cyfrif 1. account; synonyms (n) bill, narrative, reckoning, regard, score, tale, description, explanation, history, (v) report, 2. count (rhifo); synonyms (n) number, calculation, computation, (v) calculate, compute, tally, account, cipher, consider, estimate, 3. number (rhif); synonyms (n) count, amount, act, issue, volume, (v) aggregate, enumerate, figure, total, come, 4. impute; synonyms (v) charge, ascribe, assign, attribute,
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accuse, blame, attach, credit, lay, refer, 5. attribute; synonyms (n) quality, characteristic, emblem, feature, character, mark, peculiarity, dimension, (v) impute, (adj) property, 6. enumerate; synonyms (v) detail, list, recount, reckon, tell, recapitulate, cite, quantify, recite, specify, 7. figure; synonyms (n) form, appearance, shape, cost, build, contour, fashion, image, (v) design, cast, 8. ascribe; synonyms (v) accredit, arrogate, 9. compute; synonyms (v) measure, add, gauge, assess, sum, budget, appreciate, appraise, cypher, value, 10. reckon; synonyms (v) deem, judge, hold, guess, rate, make, believe, esteem, expect, plan, 11. reckoning; synonyms (n) computing, clearance, liquidation, counting, figuring, numeration, arithmetic, anticipation, (v) enumeration, estimation. cyfrifiad 1. census; synonyms (n) list, returns, cense, file, nosecount, roll, score, (v) poll, recapitulation, muster, 2. counting; synonyms (n) calculation, count, reckoning, computation, enumeration, numeration, tally. cyfrifiadeg computing; synonyms (n) calculation, computation, addition, deliberation. cyfrifiadur computer; synonyms (n) calculator, mainframe, machine, reckoner, laptop, computist, estimator, figurer, (v) number, program. cyfrifol 1. accountable; synonyms (adj) amenable, answerable, responsible, (v) liable, 2. answerable; synonyms (adj) accountable, subject, 3. amenable; synonyms (adj) docile, yielding, compliant, obedient, submissive, tractable, acquiescent, approachable, biddable, conformable; antonyms (adj) unwilling, obstinate, stubborn, 4. responsible; synonyms (adj) reliable, dependable, trustworthy, culpable, faithful, responsive, conscientious, creditworthy, guilty, (v) bound; antonyms (adj) irresponsible, innocent. cyfrifoldeb responsibility; synonyms (n) accountability, duty, care, charge, affair, fault, job, liability, obligation, onus. cyfrifydd 1. accountant; synonyms (n) auditor, teller, cashier, controller, almoner, liquidator, clerk, accomptant, comptroller, logothete, 2. actuary; synonyms (n) accountant, statistician, bookkeeper, 3. reckoner; synonyms (n) calculator, computer, estimator, figurer, (v) counter, coin, money, prison, telltale. cyfrifyddiaeth accounting; synonyms (adj) clerical, office, secretarial, (n) bookkeeping, account, accountancy, chronicle, explanation, grounds, history. cyfrin 1. subtle; synonyms (adj) delicate, sharp, acute, nice, astute, elusive, exquisite, insidious, (v) shrewd, crafty; antonyms (adj) obvious, loud, 2. secret; synonyms (adj) concealed, covert, hidden,
mysterious, confidential, furtive, obscure, occult, (v) private, secluded; antonyms (adj) open, (n) known, public. cyfrinach secret; synonyms (adj) concealed, covert, hidden, mysterious, confidential, furtive, obscure, occult, (v) private, secluded; antonyms (adj) open, (n) known, public. cyfrinachol 1. confidential; synonyms (adj) close, classified, private, secret, clandestine, intimate, privileged, thick, inner, closet; antonym (adj) public, 2. private; synonyms (adj) confidential, personal, covert, hidden, individual, esoteric, exclusive, particular, domestic, interior; antonyms (adj) communal, community, nationalized, official, stateowned, civic, shared, state, 3. secret; synonyms (adj) concealed, mysterious, furtive, obscure, occult, secrecy, dark, (n) privacy, arcanum, (v) secluded; antonyms (adj) open, (n) known. cyfrinair password; synonyms (n) countersign, catchword, parole, watchword, word, signal, bible, countersignature, discussion, (v) key. cyfriniaeth 1. mystery; synonyms (n) conundrum, arcanum, enigma, secret, mysteriousness, puzzle, secrecy, craft, perplexity, poser; antonyms (n) clearness, explanation, 2. mysticism; synonyms (n) bewitchery, enchantment, exorcism, divinity, optimism, religion, spirituality, theology, holiness. cyfriniol 1. mystic; synonyms (adj) dark, mysterious, secret, cryptical, occult, cryptic, esoteric, inscrutable, (n) psychic, (v) recondite, 2. mysterious; synonyms (adj) hidden, deep, eerie, incomprehensible, inexplicable, abstruse, arcane, obscure, clandestine, concealed; antonyms (adj) known, straightforward, apparent, normal. cyfriniwr mystic; synonyms (adj) dark, mysterious, secret, cryptical, occult, cryptic, esoteric, inscrutable, (n) psychic, (v) recondite. cyfrodedd 1. twined; synonyms (adj) twisted, bent, contorted, distorted, misrepresented, perverted, 2. twisted; synonyms (adj) crooked, deformed, coiled, misshapen, curved, twined, winding, wry, gnarled, tortuous; antonyms (adj) straight, tidy. cyfrodeddu 1. twist; synonyms (n) twine, wind, (v) turn, bend, distort, curl, coil, contort, deform, curve; antonyms (v) straighten, untwist, 2. twine; synonyms (n) string, cord, rope, thread, (v) entwine, lace, enlace, interlace, intertwine, meander. cyfrol volume; synonyms (n) bulk, size, book, magnitude, mass, quantity, dimension, amount, capacity, intensity; antonym (n) quietness. cyfrwng 1. agency; synonyms (n) bureau, office, authority, commission, expedient, factor, instrument, means, (v) action, act, 2. medium; synonyms (adj) intermediate, fair, mid, (n) average, mediocre, mean, atmosphere, go-between, vehicle, agency, 3. means; synonyms (n) assets, capital,
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Welsh - English channel, funds, income, manner, agent, contrivance, device, medium. cyfrwy saddle; synonyms (n) saddleback, seat, (v) charge, burden, load, encumber, blame, burthen, lumber. cyfrwyo saddle; synonyms (n) saddleback, seat, (v) charge, burden, load, encumber, blame, burthen, lumber. cyfrwys 1. astute; synonyms (adj) acute, shrewd, artful, bright, sharp, quick, clever, crafty, cunning, (v) canny; antonyms (adj) naive, stupid, 2. artful; synonyms (adj) scheming, wily, adroit, deceitful, designing, dexterous, disingenuous, insidious, sly, subtle; antonym (adj) artless, 3. cunning; synonyms (adj) astute, tricky, (n) craft, craftiness, cleverness, guile, deception, art, artfulness, artifice; antonyms (adj) honest, simple. cyfryngdod 1. intercession; synonyms (n) interference, intervention, arbitration, interposition, invocation, prayer, supplication, atonement, (adj) mediation, 2. mediation; synonyms (n) intercession, agency, intermediation, propitiation, negotiation. cyfryngiad 1. intervention; synonyms (n) intercession, interference, intermediation, intervene, arbitration, hindrance, intermission, (adj) mediation, interposition, 2. mediation; synonyms (n) intervention, agency, propitiation, atonement, negotiation. cyfryngol mediatorial; synonyms (adj) intercessory, mediatory, deprecatory, expostulatory, ministerial, subservient. cyfryngu 1. mediate; synonyms (v) arbitrate, intercede, intervene, interfere, intermediate, referee, interpose, moderate, negotiate, (adj) middle, 2. intervene; synonyms (v) mediate, meddle, interject. cyfryngwr mediator; synonyms (n) arbiter, arbitrator, intermediary, intercessor, intermediator, peacemaker, diplomat, negotiator, umpire, gobetween; antonym (n) troublemaker. cyfrysedd 1. conflict; synonyms (n) clash, combat, fight, battle, contention, contest, dispute, encounter, action, antagonism; antonyms (n) agreement, accord, harmony, peace, (v) agree, 2. battle; synonyms (n) struggle, conflict, war, fighting, fray, scuffle, warfare, (v) brawl, quarrel, scrap, 3. strife; synonyms (n) discord, controversy, disagreement, dissension, debate, competition, feud, difference, discordance, disputation. cyfryw 1. like (hoffi); synonyms (v) corresponding, enjoy, identical, (adj) equal, equivalent, alike, analogous, comparable, same, (n) love; antonyms (prep) unlike, (v) dislike, (adj) different, 2. such; synonyms (adv) what, (adj) like, sic, sich, slik, swich, resembling.
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cyfyl neighborhood; synonyms (n) district, region,
cygnog 1. gnarled; synonyms (adj) crooked, gnarly,
vicinity, area, community, locality, environs, place, quarter, section. cyfymliw 1. expostulate; synonyms (v) argue, remonstrate, dissuade, protest, deprecate, reason, dehort, 2. reproach; synonyms (n) blame, charge, abuse, disgrace, (v) censure, rebuke, accuse, reprimand, chide, condemn; antonyms (v) praise, commend. cyfyng 1. confined; synonyms (adj) captive, close, cramped, imprisoned, limited, bounded, invalided, constrained, narrow, poky; antonym (adj) free, 2. difficult; synonyms (adj) arduous, awkward, demanding, burdensome, complicated, delicate, fastidious, hard, knotty, uphill; antonyms (adj) easy, simple, straightforward, good-natured, rewarding, clear, 3. narrow; synonyms (adj) insular, little, illiberal, mean, (v) confined, contract, limit, lessen, constrict, shrink; antonyms (adj) wide, broad, comprehensive, extensive, (v) widen, extend. cyfyngder 1. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please, 2. fix; synonyms (v) establish, assign, determine, fasten, settle, define, anchor, (n) bind, (adj) ascertain, confirm; antonyms (v) break, unfasten, 3. distress; synonyms (n) agony, anguish, trouble, anxiety, calamity, difficulty, grief, hurt, (v) torment, concern; antonym (v) comfort. cyfyngdra 1. distress; synonyms (n) agony, anguish, pain, trouble, anxiety, calamity, (v) afflict, torment, concern, bother; antonyms (v) comfort, please, 2. narrowness; synonyms (n) fineness, thinness, illiberality, accuracy, closeness, compactness, conciseness, contractedness, delicacy, exactitude; antonym (n) breadth. cyfyngu 1. confine; synonyms (v) bound, limit, bind, circumscribe, restrain, tie, hold, (n) border, boundary, bounds; antonyms (v) release, free, liberate, 2. restrict; synonyms (v) confine, constrain, fetter, curb, curtail, forbid, hamper, reduce, ration, check, 3. narrow; synonyms (adj) close, limited, insular, little, cramped, illiberal, (v) confined, contract, lessen, constrict; antonyms (adj) wide, broad, comprehensive, extensive, (v) widen, extend, 4. limit; synonyms (n) edge, brink, compass, (v) restrict, abridge, cramp, control, define, (prep) extent, end; antonyms (n) center, extension, minimum, (v) broaden. cyfys temple; synonyms (n) church, tabernacle, shrine, brow, synagogue, forehead, chapel, kirk, meetinghouse, basilica. cyfystyr synonymous; synonyms (adj) identical, equivalent, consignificative, synonymical, similar, consignificant, corresponding, equal, interchangeable, same; antonym (adj) different.
knotted, knotty, asperous, crisp, deformed, roughhewn, unpolished, unsmooth, 2. knotted; synonyms (adj) intricate, gnarled, entangled, involved, complicated, tangled, kinky, knobbed, matted; antonyms (adj) free, straight, tidy. cyhoedd public; synonyms (adj) common, national, overt, civic, general, communal, mutual, (n) folk, community, (v) open; antonyms (adj) private, confidential, personal. cyhoeddi 1. publish; synonyms (v) declare, announce, disclose, circulate, divulge, issue, proclaim, communicate, notify, advertise, 2. issue; synonyms (n) aftermath, egress, consequence, effect, event, exit, (v) flow, emanate, arise, emerge, 3. announce; synonyms (v) herald, enunciate, return, affirm, annunciate, broadcast, foretell, intimate, promulgate, publicize, 4. promulgate; synonyms (v) propagate, spread, cry, disseminate, publish, exclaim. cyhoeddiad 1. announcement; synonyms (n) annunciation, notice, advertisement, declaration, communication, proclamation, promulgation, pronouncement, release, report, 2. appointment; synonyms (n) assignment, date, designation, engagement, fitting, post, rendezvous, berth, conference, election, 3. engagement; synonyms (n) combat, battle, appointment, commitment, conflict, contract, contest, fight, duty, (v) action, 4. publication; synonyms (n) announcement, book, issue, newspaper, periodical, journal, disclosure, volume, circular, magazine. cyhoeddus public; synonyms (adj) common, national, overt, civic, general, communal, mutual, (n) folk, community, (v) open; antonyms (adj) private, confidential, personal. cyhoeddusrwydd publicity; synonyms (n) advertisement, promotion, advertising, notoriety, propaganda, exposure, buildup, disclosure. cyhoeddwr publisher; synonyms (n) newspaper, paper, bookseller, press, father. cyhuddiad 1. accusation; synonyms (n) accusal, blame, charge, complaint, allegation, condemnation, insinuation, accuse, arraignment, censure, 2. charge; synonyms (n) accusation, burden, care, command, commission, bill, tax, (v) attack, bid, load; antonyms (v) request, absolve, retreat. cyhuddo 1. accuse; synonyms (v) impeach, charge, incriminate, arraign, criminate, defame, denounce, indict, fault, betray, 2. charge; synonyms (n) accusation, burden, care, command, commission, bill, (v) accuse, blame, attack, bid; antonyms (v) request, absolve, retreat. cyhuddol accusative; synonyms (adj) accusatory, accusing, accusive, objective, nonsubjective.
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cylchgrawn magazine; synonyms (n) journal,
informer, plaintiff, accusant, delator, pursuer, appeacher, approver, appellant, litigant. cyhydedd equator; synonyms (n) circle, colures, midriff, orbit, round. cyhyr 1. muscle; synonyms (n) brawn, potency, sinew, might, power, strength, force, energy, flesh, beef, 2. flesh; synonyms (n) mortality, anatomy, chassis, figure, form, frame, humanity, (adj) carnality, concupiscence, lust. cyhyrog muscular; synonyms (adj) athletic, brawny, strong, burly, hefty, powerful, robust, husky, stalwart, stout; antonyms (adj) puny, slight. cyhyryn muscle; synonyms (n) brawn, potency, sinew, might, power, strength, force, energy, flesh, beef. cylch 1. round (crwn); synonyms (adv) about, (adj) circular, plump, (n) circle, bout, ring, beat, circuit, (v) compass, turn; antonyms (adj) slim, sharp, 2. hoop; synonyms (n) band, annulus, loop, round, sphere, wheel, circlet, halo, wicket, (v) shout, 3. circle; synonyms (n) association, field, range, company, gang, scope, set, league, (v) whirl, encircle, 4. range; synonyms (n) area, array, reach, (v) line, arrange, order, rank, roam, group, ramble, 5. lap; synonyms (n) fold, coil, knee, (v) lick, overlap, bind, (adv) encompass, embrace, enclose, beset, 6. ring; synonyms (n) jingle, rim, arena, (v) call, peal, echo, resound, reverberate, gird, buzz, 7. sphere; synonyms (n) region, domain, province, realm, ball, department, globe, orb, extent, capacity. cylchdaith circuit; synonyms (n) beat, area, excursion, compass, cycle, district, (v) circle, tour, trip, journey. cylchdro orbit; synonyms (n) circle, cycle, field, orb, area, compass, domain, turn, expanse, course. cylchdroi 1. rotate; synonyms (v) revolve, reel, roll, alternate, gyrate, spin, swing, wheel, orbit, pivot, 2. revolve; synonyms (v) consider, deliberate, meditate, ponder, circle, circulate, contemplate, return, rotate, debate. cylched 1. blanket; synonyms (n) bedding, sheet, (v) cloak, cover, (adj) sweeping, overall, comprehensive, global, generic, wholesale, 2. coverlet; synonyms (n) bedspread, blanket, counterpane, drugget, tarpaulin, coverlid, bedquilt, counterpoint, harmony, layer. cylchedd 1. circuit; synonyms (n) beat, area, excursion, compass, cycle, district, (v) circle, tour, trip, journey, 2. circle; synonyms (n) round, association, band, ring, field, range, circuit, company, (v) turn, whirl, 3. compass; synonyms (n) scope, circumference, extent, reach, room, breadth, (v) get, grasp, accomplish, (adv) beset.
cartridge, newspaper, periodical, book, clip, entrepot, mag, comic, (v) store. cylchlythyr circular; synonyms (adj) round, annular, circinate, globular, orbicular, rotund, rounded, (n) advertisement, bill, handbill; antonym (adj) square. cylchredeg circulate; synonyms (v) spread, broadcast, circle, disseminate, disperse, distribute, propagate, circularize, diffuse, issue. cylchrediad circulation; synonyms (n) dissemination, diffusion, distribution, currency, delivery, dispersal, dispersion, gyration, revolution, rotation. cylchredol circulatory; synonym (adj) circulative. cylchres 1. round (crwn); synonyms (adv) about, (adj) circular, plump, (n) circle, bout, ring, beat, circuit, (v) compass, turn; antonyms (adj) slim, sharp, 2. rota; synonyms (n) schedule, routine, agenda, diary, rotta, program. cylchwyl 1. anniversary; synonyms (n) birthday, celebration, festival, holiday, anniverse, milestone, ceremony, feast, festivity, (adj) annual, 2. festival; synonyms (n) carnival, fete, fair, fête, fiesta, gala, jamboree, party, anniversary, (adj) ball. cylchynol surrounding; synonyms (adj) encircling, encompassing, circumambient, circumstant, inclosing, inclusive, (prep) round, about, covering. cylchynu 1. encompass; synonyms (v) embrace, comprehend, contain, comprise, cover, embody, (n) encircle, (adv) beset, compass, surround, 2. surround; synonyms (v) circle, gird, border, inclose, ring, round, skirt, besiege, circumvent, enclose. cylionen 1. fly; synonyms (v) escape, dash, drive, flee, glide, elope, aviate, (n) flap, (adj) break, flit, 2. gnat; synonyms (adj) fly, midge, animalcule, emmet, maggot, minnow, shrimp, worm, insect, mite. cylionyn 1. fly; synonyms (v) escape, dash, drive, flee, glide, elope, aviate, (n) flap, (adj) break, flit, 2. gnat; synonyms (adj) fly, midge, animalcule, emmet, maggot, minnow, shrimp, worm, insect, mite. cylla stomach; synonyms (n) abdomen, appetite, (v) accept, brook, abide, bear, endure, stand, suffer, (adj) digest. cyllell knife; synonyms (n) dagger, tongue, whittle, (v) stab, wound, jab, slit, betray, (adj) blade, cutlery. cyllid 1. income; synonyms (n) earnings, proceeds, profit, revenue, gain, means, pay, return, salary, yield; antonym (n) loss, 2. revenue; synonyms (n) income, receipts, interest, gate, returns, incomings, resources, takings, taxation, gross. cyllideb budget; synonyms (n) plan, sack, finance, portfolio, quiver, reckoning, (v) calculate, compute, estimate, (adj) cheap.
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cyllidwr financier; synonyms (n) backer, capitalist,
cymathu assimilate; synonyms (v) absorb, compare,
banker, sponsor, broker, moneylender, stockbroker, benefactor, businessperson, financialist. cyllidydd financier; synonyms (n) backer, capitalist, banker, sponsor, broker, moneylender, stockbroker, benefactor, businessperson, financialist. cylymu 1. tie; synonyms (n) band, connection, draw, lace, (v) link, bond, attach, bind, join, knot; antonyms (v) disconnect, untie, undo, 2. knot; synonyms (n) bow, cluster, tie, loop, bunch, gang, joint, lump, (v) entangle, knit. cymal 1. joint; synonyms (adj) collective, common, communal, cooperative, (n) articulation, hinge, join, seam, connection, (v) articulate; antonyms (adj) individual, unilateral, private, separate, 2. knot; synonyms (n) bow, cluster, tie, loop, bunch, gang, joint, (v) entangle, knit, bind. cymalu articulate; synonyms (adj) eloquent, (v) pronounce, speak, utter, vocalize, voice, enunciate, express, joint, say; antonyms (adj) incoherent, (v) inarticulate. cymalwst rheumatism; synonyms (v) gout, cephalalgia, earache, lumbago, neuralgia, odontalgia, otalgia, podagra, sciatica. cyman 1. entire; synonyms (adj) absolute, complete, all, total, integral, whole, perfect, utter, clean, full; antonyms (adj) partial, incomplete, 2. host; synonyms (n) crowd, army, flock, horde, mob, legion, troop, emcee, mass, multitude, 3. assembly; synonyms (n) gathering, meeting, collection, congregation, convention, fabrication, assembling, body, chamber, (v) assemblage, 4. complete; synonyms (adj) consummate, stark, accomplished, (v) accomplish, achieve, close, finish, execute, act, attain; antonyms (adj) unfinished, abridged, shortened, sketchy, lacking, narrow, qualified, (v) neglect. cymanfa 1. festival; synonyms (n) feast, carnival, fete, celebration, fair, festivity, holiday, fête, fiesta, gala, 2. assembly; synonyms (n) gathering, meeting, collection, congregation, convention, fabrication, multitude, assembling, body, (v) assemblage. cymanwlad commonwealth; synonyms (n) commonweal, country, nation, state, province, society, community, kingdom, land, republic. cymar 1. fellow; synonyms (adj) comrade, (n) companion, associate, boy, equal, brother, chap, colleague, compeer, peer, 2. match; synonyms (n) competition, (v) agree, mate, meet, parallel, accord, correspond, harmonise, harmonize, balance; antonyms (v) clash, contradict. cymathiad assimilation; synonyms (n) absorption, acculturation, incorporation, integration, addition, amalgamation, apperception, combination, conversion, fitness.
imbibe, incorporate, comprehend, conform, digest, engross. cymdeithas 1. society; synonyms (n) club, institution, public, association, community, companionship, company, corporation, fellowship, fraternity, 2. association; synonyms (n) affiliation, alliance, connection, assembly, affinity, link, partnership, society, syndicate, congress. cymdeithaseg sociology; synonym (n) anthropology. cymdeithasfa association; synonyms (n) affiliation, alliance, connection, assembly, affinity, company, fellowship, link, partnership, society. cymdeithasgar sociable; synonyms (adj) affable, amicable, friendly, outgoing, amiable, companionable, congenial, cordial, genial, social; antonym (adj) unsociable. cymdeithasol social; synonyms (adj) gregarious, national, companionable, friendly, public, common, neighborly, (n) sociable, mixer, party. cymdeithasu associate; synonyms (v) affiliate, connect, company, link, (n) ally, assistant, companion, fellow, partner, accomplice; antonyms (v) avoid, dissociate, distance, (adj) chief, (n) stranger. cymedr mean; synonyms (v) intend, design, imply, denote, (adj) middle, base, common, (n) average, contemptible, low; antonyms (adj) generous, kind. cymedrol 1. abstemious; synonyms (adj) abstinent, austere, frugal, sober, temperate, continent; antonym (adj) gluttonous, 2. abstinent; synonyms (adj) abstemious, abstentious, moderate, (n) abstainer, 3. moderate; synonyms (adj) middling, mild, easy, (v) calm, mitigate, allay, curb, diminish, lessen, (adv) check; antonyms (adj) extreme, immoderate, radical, (v) increase, intensify, 4. temperate; synonyms (adj) reasonable, restrained, balmy, gentle, composed, equable, sparing, cool, dispassionate, modest; antonym (adj) intemperate. cymedroldeb 1. moderation; synonyms (n) temperance, abstinence, abstemiousness, moderateness, alleviation, measure, patience, restraint, sobriety, easing; antonyms (n) gluttony, intemperance, overindulgence, 2. temperance; synonyms (n) moderation, control, soberness, forbearance, gravity; antonym (n) excess. cymedroli moderate; synonyms (adj) temperate, abstemious, middling, mild, (v) calm, mitigate, allay, curb, diminish, (adv) check; antonyms (adj) extreme, immoderate, radical, (v) increase, intensify. cymedrolwr moderator; synonyms (n) chairman, mediator, arbitrator, intermediary, negotiator, umpire, diplomat. cymell 1. press (gwasgu); synonyms (n) jam, (v) crush, crowd, force, squeeze, pack, coerce,
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Welsh - English compress, exhort, mash, 2. actuate; synonyms (v) activate, impel, incite, move, motivate, drive, induce, (n) instigate, animate, provoke, 3. move (symud); synonyms (v) act, affect, carry, excite, go, maneuver, touch, travel, (n) motion, transfer; antonym (v) stay, 4. persuade; synonyms (v) convince, inveigle, allure, assure, cajole, coax, entice, influence, argue, lure; antonyms (v) discourage, dissuade, 5. urge; synonyms (n) goad, spur, impulse, (v) push, advocate, press, inspire, persuade, prompt, promote, 6. induce; synonyms (v) attract, generate, cause, tempt, bring, create, draw, engender, beget, get. cymen 1. wise; synonyms (adj) judicious, reasonable, sensible, intelligent, knowing, prudent, rational, sagacious, sound, (n) method; antonyms (adj) foolish, unwise, stupid, 2. becoming; synonyms (v) proper, (adj) appropriate, seemly, adequate, decent, decorous, agreeable, apposite, apt, befitting; antonym (adj) unbecoming, 3. skillful; synonyms (adj) expert, able, accomplished, adept, capable, good, proficient, adroit, (v) dexterous, crafty; antonyms (adj) clumsy, inept, incompetent, 4. neat; synonyms (adj) elegant, clear, natty, tidy, graceful, dainty, clean, clever, deft, (v) compact; antonyms (adj) untidy, messy, scruffy, unkempt, disordered. cymer confluence; synonyms (n) concourse, meeting, concurrence, junction, assembly, conflux, convergence, crowd, union; antonym (n) divergence. cymeradwy 1. acceptable; synonyms (adj) adequate, passable, satisfactory, good, agreeable, correct, decent, desirable, grateful, palatable; antonyms (adj) unacceptable, inadequate, unsatisfactory, disagreeable, forbidden, unbearable, unwelcome, 2. approved; synonyms (adj) accepted, certified, sanctioned, allowed, authorized, accredited, agreed, conventional, regular, official; antonyms (adj) informal, unofficial. cymeradwyaeth 1. applause; synonyms (n) acclaim, acclamation, admiration, approval, eulogy, approbation, clap, clapping, commendation, (v) praise; antonym (n) mocking, 2. approbation; synonyms (n) applause, sanction, appreciation, endorsement, favor, permission, recommendation, respect; antonym (n) disapprobation, 3. approval; synonyms (n) acceptance, agreement, recognition, acknowledgment, acquiescence, confirmation, consent, adoption, assent, backing; antonyms (n) disapproval, rejection, condemnation, scorn, criticism, 4. acclamation; synonyms (n) ovation, plaudit, cheer, eclat. cymeradwyo 1. applaud; synonyms (v) acclaim, cheer, eulogize, praise, extol, hail, admire, clap, commend, approve; antonyms (v) boo, criticize, 2.
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approve; synonyms (v) sanction, adopt, accept, acknowledge, allow, admit, agree, endorse, let, ratify; antonyms (v) reject, censure, condemn, disapprove, forbid, veto, 3. recommend; synonyms (v) advise, advocate, counsel, propose, offer, suggest, move, urge, promote, introduce. cymeriad 1. character; synonyms (n) kind, nature, note, part, quality, role, type, brand, constitution, description, 2. reputation; synonyms (n) fame, name, prestige, distinction, honor, face, celebrity, character, credit, (v) esteem. cymesur 1. proper; synonyms (adj) appropriate, correct, due, decent, fit, just, agreeable, apt, becoming, befitting; antonyms (adj) improper, inappropriate, unseemly, wrong, rude, 2. proportionate; synonyms (adj) commensurate, proportionable, proportional, equal, harmonious, comparable, balanced, adequate, relative, sufficient. cymesuredd proportion; synonyms (n) balance, percentage, degree, ratio, portion, slice, dimension, equilibrium, equipoise, (v) scale. cymesurol 1. commensurate; synonyms (adj) adequate, commensurable, equal, sufficient, comparable, equivalent, proportionate; antonym (adj) disproportionate, 2. proportionate; synonyms (adj) commensurate, proportionable, proportional, harmonious, balanced, appropriate, relative, corresponding, (n) compatible, consistent. cymhariaeth comparison; synonyms (n) analogy, compare, likeness, resemblance, comparing, contrast, correspondence, parallel, similarity, connection; antonym (n) dissimilarity. cymharol comparative; synonyms (adj) relative, qualified, proportionate, approximate, illustrative, near, allusive, analogous, approaching, (n) compeer. cymharu 1. compare; synonyms (v) collate, liken, confront, comparison, equate, associate, contrast, correlate, equal, equalize, 2. pair; synonyms (n) match, brace, duet, duo, dyad, (v) couple, join, mate, copulate, link. cymhelliad 1. inducement; synonyms (n) incentive, attraction, cause, enticement, incitement, impulse, bait, motive, occasion, temptation; antonym (n) disincentive, 2. motive; synonyms (n) ground, account, inducement, motif, motivation, reason, subject, design, (v) aim, consideration. cymhendod 1. affectation; synonyms (n) pose, pretension, display, airs, affectedness, ostentation, pretense, show, mannerism; antonym (n) humility, 2. eloquence; synonyms (n) elocution, style, fluency, oratory, rhetoric, articulateness, expression, articulacy, classicism, diction, 3. knowledge; synonyms (n) information, comprehension, acquaintance, erudition, grasp,
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intelligence, lore, science, (v) cognition, (adj) art; antonym (n) ignorance, 4. proficiency; synonyms (n) ability, aptitude, capability, competence, dexterity, expertise, efficiency, knowledge, competency, craft, 5. tidiness; synonyms (n) neatness, order, cleanliness, orderliness, spruceness, compactness, elegance, maintenance, method, organization. cymhennu 1. trim; synonyms (adj) tidy, neat, spruce, orderly, (v) cut, dress, clip, garnish, shave, adorn; antonym (adj) fat, 2. scold; synonyms (v) censure, berate, chide, rebuke, reprimand, abuse, lecture, reproach, rail, (n) nag; antonym (v) praise, 3. reprove; synonyms (v) admonish, blame, condemn, accuse, castigate, criticize, scold, warn, disapprove, (n) reprehend. cymhercyn 1. limping; synonyms (adj) lame, hobbling, crippled, halting, claudicant, (n) lameness, claudication, gameness, gimp, gimpiness, 2. infirm; synonyms (adj) feeble, faint, fragile, impotent, decrepit, weak, sickly, debilitated, ill, (v) frail. cymhleth 1. complicated; synonyms (adj) complex, intricate, elaborate, hard, complicate, awkward, convoluted, deep, difficult, (v) involved; antonyms (adj) simple, straightforward, clear, easy, 2. complex; synonyms (adj) composite, abstruse, knotty, abstract, tricky, multifarious, complicated, compound, (n) obsession, combination; antonyms (adj) basic, plain. cymhlethdod complexity; synonyms (n) complication, intricacy, complex, convolution, complexness, confusion, muddle, character, combination, (adj) entanglement; antonyms (n) simplicity, clarity. cymhorthdal 1. grant; synonyms (v) give, allow, award, bestow, admit, afford, concede, confer, gift, acknowledge; antonyms (v) deny, reject, 2. subsidy; synonyms (n) grant, aid, allowance, backing, support, endowment, (v) contribution, subscription. cymhwysiad application; synonyms (n) plea, appeal, appliance, concentration, demand, diligence, effort, exercise, petition, request. cymhwyso 1. accommodate; synonyms (v) adapt, adjust, fit, oblige, contain, fashion, hold, lodge, provide, (adj) suit; antonym (v) evict, 2. apply; synonyms (v) dedicate, devote, employ, ask, consume, exercise, resort, use, utilize, (n) give, 3. adjust; synonyms (v) temper, accommodate, align, acclimatize, balance, fix, reconcile, regulate, set, (adj) dress. cymhwyster 1. fitness; synonyms (n) ability, adequacy, appropriateness, aptness, capability, propriety, correspondence, competence, competency, convenience; antonyms (n)
unsuitability, inability, unfitness, 2. suitability; synonyms (n) fitness, qualification, advisability, correctness, suitableness, rightness. cymod 1. atonement; synonyms (n) amends, reparation, satisfaction, compensation, expiation, penance, penitence, propitiation, recompense, reconciliation, 2. reconciliation; synonyms (n) accommodation, adjustment, agreement, rapprochement, appeasement, harmony, pacification, reconcilement, (v) concord, peace. cymodi reconcile; synonyms (v) appease, accommodate, accord, harmonize, pacify, placate, mediate, adjust, compose, (adj) conciliate. cymodol propitiatory; synonyms (adj) expiatory, expiative, propitiative, apologetic. cymodwr reconciler; synonyms (n) appeaser, conciliator, pacifier, peacemaker, comforter, judge. cymon 1. tidy; synonyms (adj) clean, neat, trim, spruce, natty, orderly, respectable, shipshape, (v) clear, arrange; antonyms (adj) untidy, disheveled, knotted, 2. seemly; synonyms (adj) proper, befitting, comely, decent, decorous, fitting, appropriate, fit, (v) becoming, correct. cymorth 1. help; synonyms (v) aid, assist, avail, facilitate, favor, (n) assistance, benefit, support, assistant, cure; antonyms (v) hinder, worsen, (n) hindrance, detriment, 2. assistance; synonyms (n) boost, encouragement, relief, backing, charity, hand, help, remedy, service, (v) succor, 3. assist; synonyms (v) abet, serve, contribute, attend, back, comfort, encourage, expedite, relieve, (adj) second, 4. aid; synonyms (n) care, lift, patronage, recourse, facility, associate, (v) ease, minister, countenance, accommodate. Cymraeg welsh; synonyms (adj) scotch, (v) default, disavow, recant, retract. cymrawd 1. comrade; synonyms (n) colleague, companion, associate, chum, buddy, ally, brother, compeer, fellow, mate, 2. fellow; synonyms (adj) comrade, (n) boy, equal, chap, peer, dude, dog, counterpart, escort, (v) concomitant. Cymreig welsh; synonyms (adj) scotch, (v) default, disavow, recant, retract. Cymroaidd welsh; synonyms (adj) scotch, (v) default, disavow, recant, retract. cymrodedd 1. arbitration; synonyms (n) arbitrament, mediation, decision, intervention, judgment, arbitrement, 2. compromise; synonyms (n) agreement, arrangement, bargain, accommodation, concession, settlement, understanding, adjustment, accord, (v) compound; antonym (v) dispute. cymrodor 1. fellow; synonyms (adj) comrade, (n) companion, associate, boy, equal, brother, chap, colleague, compeer, peer, 2. consociate;
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Welsh - English synonyms (v) connect, join, affiliate, combine, annex, add, append, assort, colligate, (n) cohort. cymrodoriaeth fellowship; synonyms (n) brotherhood, community, companionship, company, communion, familiarity, camaraderie, association, society, acquaintance. cymrwd 1. mortar; synonyms (n) howitzer, plaster, birdlime, cannon, glue, gum, gun, lute, (v) cement, 2. plaster; synonyms (n) mortar, paste, bandage, cataplasm, (v) coat, daub, stucco, paint, affix, poultice. cymryd take; synonyms (v) admit, get, hold, adopt, bear, carry, catch, (n) seize, (phr) accept, receive; antonyms (v) give, refuse, abstain, add, lose. cymuned community; synonyms (n) association, public, agreement, commune, nation, people, brotherhood, likeness, (adj) communal, neighborhood; antonym (adj) private. cymuno commune; synonyms (n) community, county, arrondissement, district, (v) converse, communicate, talk, intercommunicate. cymunol communal; synonyms (adj) common, civic, joint, mutual, public, social, national, community, shared; antonyms (adj) private, individual. cymunwr communicant; synonyms (adj) communicating, (n) congregation, worshipper. cymwy affliction; synonyms (n) adversity, distress, curse, martyrdom, regret, torment, agony, anguish, bane, calamity. cymwynas kindness; synonyms (n) benevolence, clemency, compassion, courtesy, generosity, affection, benignity, consideration, cordiality, favor; antonyms (n) unkindness, callousness, cruelty, miserliness, nastiness, spite, unfriendliness, maliciousness. cymwynasgar 1. kind (caredig, math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean, merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting, 2. obliging; synonyms (v) complaisant, (adj) accommodating, affable, amiable, kind, good, pleasant, compliant, considerate, courteous; antonyms (adj) unhelpful, uncooperative. cymwynasgarwch 1. obligingness; synonyms (n) complaisance, agreeableness, compliance, compliancy, consideration, deference, friendliness, kindness, abidance, accommodation, 2. kindness; synonyms (n) benevolence, clemency, compassion, courtesy, generosity, affection, benignity, cordiality, favor, gentleness; antonyms (n) unkindness, callousness, cruelty, miserliness, nastiness, spite, unfriendliness, maliciousness. cymwynaswr benefactor; synonyms (n) donor, patron, sponsor, backer, giver, supporter, contributor, philanthropist, helper, humanitarian.
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cymwys 1. fit; synonyms (v) agree, accommodate, meet, suit, adapt, correspond, (adj) decorous, apt, (n) adjust, convulsion; antonyms (adj) unfit, inappropriate, unwell, 2. exact; synonyms (adj) detailed, precise, actual, (v) accurate, close, demand, require, claim, command, (n) correct; antonyms (adj) inaccurate, imprecise, vague, wrong, approximate, inexact, 3. apt; synonyms (adj) appropriate, adroit, apropos, apposite, intelligent, good, able, adequate, convenient, dexterous, 4. suitable; synonyms (adj) fit, proper, right, eligible, desirable, fitting, pertinent, due, (n) seasonable, (v) becoming; antonyms (adj) unsuitable, improper, 5. proper; synonyms (adj) decent, just, agreeable, befitting, legitimate, modest, suitable, neat, exact, fair; antonyms (adj) unseemly, rude. cymwysedig applied; synonyms (adj) practical, useful, concrete, activated, adjusted, correlated, devoted, exercised, practiced, related; antonym (adj) theoretical. cymwysiadol applicable; synonyms (adj) relevant, germane, pertinent, proper, suitable, applicative, applicatory, appropriate, apropos, (n) felicitous; antonyms (adj) unsuitable, irrelevant. cymydog neighbor; synonyms (n) acquaintance, national, (adj) neighbour, neighboring, neighbouring, (v) abut, adjoin, touch, border, butt. cymylog 1. dull; synonyms (adj) dim, blunt, dense, dreary, sluggish, bland, boring, cloudy, cold, (v) deaden; antonyms (adj) bright, lively, sharp, exciting, interesting, lustrous, stimulating, amusing, exhilarating, glittery, 2. clouded; synonyms (adj) gloomy, blurred, dark, foggy, obscure, overcast, misty, hazy, 3. cloudy; synonyms (adj) dull, murky, nebulous, opaque, muddy, turbid, sunless, vaporous, dismal, dusky; antonyms (adj) clear, cloudless, sunny. cymylu 1. cloud (cwmwl); synonyms (n) mist, blur, haze, (v) fog, becloud, obscure, befog, blacken, eclipse, overshadow; antonym (v) sharpen, 2. dim; synonyms (adj) dark, cloudy, dull, bleak, (v) darken, cloud, pale, tarnish, blear, blind; antonyms (adj) bright, brilliant, intelligent, clever, strong, (v) clear, brighten, 3. obscure; synonyms (adj) dim, gloomy, ambiguous, concealed, hidden, incomprehensible, muddy, mysterious, clandestine, (v) hide; antonyms (adj) noticeable, simple, obvious, distinct, mainstream, (v) clarify. cymyndod committal; synonyms (n) commitment, consignment, charge, commission, delegation, perpetration, burial, interment, obligation, allegiance. cymynnu bequeath; synonyms (v) will, give, leave, demise, entrust, devise, endow, transmit, bestow, contribute; antonym (v) disinherit.
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cymynrodd 1. bequest; synonyms (n) legacy,
cymysgu 1. confuse; synonyms (v) bewilder, baffle,
endowment, will, estate, heirloom, heritage, inheritance, allowance, donation, gift, 2. legacy; synonyms (n) bequest, devise, leftover. cymynroddi bequeath; synonyms (v) will, give, leave, demise, entrust, devise, endow, transmit, bestow, contribute; antonym (v) disinherit. cymynu 1. fell; synonyms (v) chop, cut, drop, floor, ax, (adj) barbarous, cruel, prostrate, brutal, fierce, 2. hew; synonyms (v) hack, carve, shape, chip, fashion, fell, form, chisel, make, sever. cymynwr 1. hewer, 2. feller; synonyms (n) chap, faller, fella, fellow, lumberjack, associate, beau, blighter, boyfriend, buster. cymysg mixed; synonyms (adj) miscellaneous, assorted, composite, heterogeneous, integrated, medley, impure, amalgamated, (v) blended, mingled; antonyms (adj) homogeneous, insular, pure. cymysgedd 1. admixture; synonyms (n) mixture, alloy, addition, amalgam, commixture, fusion, intermixture, mix, mixing, 2. blend; synonyms (n) composite, amalgamation, brew, combination, (v) amalgamate, combine, commingle, fuse, merge, incorporate; antonyms (v) separate, divide, 3. mixture; synonyms (n) concoction, assortment, blend, hodgepodge, jumble, medley, miscellany, admixture, compound, compost. cymysgfa 1. mixture; synonyms (n) mix, alloy, concoction, assortment, blend, hodgepodge, jumble, medley, miscellany, admixture, 2. medley; synonyms (n) mixture, melange, potpourri, conglomeration, hash, intermixture, olio, pasticcio, (adj) chaos, imbroglio. cymysgiad admixture; synonyms (n) mixture, alloy, addition, amalgam, commixture, fusion, intermixture, mix, mixing. cymysgliw motley; synonyms (adj) assorted, colorful, miscellaneous, mixed, mottled, heterogeneous, (n) medley, assortment, miscellany, mixture. cymysglyd 1. confused; synonyms (adj) abashed, bewildered, baffled, befuddled, bemused, chaotic, confounded, disjointed, disordered, dizzy; antonyms (adj) clear, enlightened, alert, clearheaded, clear-headed, orderly, 2. muddled; synonyms (adj) confused, addled, disorganized, messy, incoherent, jumbled, unintelligible, upset, blank, (n) corned; antonyms (adj) neat, organized. cymysgryw 1. heterogeneous; synonyms (adj) dissimilar, different, assorted, miscellaneous, heterogenous, mixed, motley, unlike, varied, (v) diverse; antonym (adj) homogeneous, 2. mongrel; synonyms (n) cur, cross, dog, mutt, (adj) bastard, heterogeneous, crossbred, amorphous, (v) hybrid, chowchow.
confound, muddle, agitate, blur, derange, disconcert, disturb, fluster; antonyms (v) clarify, enlighten, elucidate, explain, 2. mix; synonyms (n) mixture, concoction, (v) alloy, blend, intermingle, mingle, combine, compound, intermix, join; antonym (v) separate, 3. blend; synonyms (n) mix, amalgam, composite, amalgamation, brew, (v) amalgamate, commingle, fuse, merge, incorporate; antonym (v) divide, 4. amalgamate; synonyms (v) unite, affiliate, associate, coalesce, commix, connect, consolidate, embody, integrate, (adj) amalgamated. cymysgwr 1. blender; synonyms (n) liquidizer, churn, liquidiser, manipulator, 2. mixer; synonyms (n) blender, social, agitator, sociable. cyn 1. before; synonyms (prep) fore, beyond, (adv) above, ahead, afore, ago, earlier, already, forward, (adj) preceding; antonyms (prep) later, behind, after, afterward, 2. as; synonyms (conj) qua, because, since, considering, while, (prep) during, like, (adv) equally, from, (n) arsenic. cynaeafu harvest; synonyms (n) crop, fruit, ingathering, (v) gain, gather, glean, amass, collect, garner, get. cynamserol 1. premature; synonyms (adj) early, precocious, untimely, immature, forward, inopportune, previous, rash, unripe, 2. untimely; synonyms (adj) premature, unseasonable, inappropriate, awkward, inconvenient, backward, behindhand, belated, improper, late; antonyms (adj) timely, appropriate, opportune. cynaniad pronunciation; synonyms (n) diction, accent, articulation, elocution, enunciation, delivery, speech, inflection, pronounce, declaration. cynanu 1. articulate; synonyms (adj) eloquent, (v) pronounce, speak, utter, vocalize, voice, enunciate, express, joint, say; antonyms (adj) incoherent, (v) inarticulate, 2. pronounce; synonyms (v) articulate, affirm, declare, assert, deliver, announce, decree, judge, proclaim, (n) allege. cynbrawf foretaste; synonyms (n) anticipation, expectation, prelibation, foresight, forerunner, ancestor, antecedent, antepast, appetizer, (v) anticipate. cyndad 1. ancestor; synonyms (n) forefather, forerunner, parent, antecedent, father, forbear, forebear, precursor, ancestry, prototype; antonyms (n) descendant, successor, 2. forefather; synonyms (n) ancestor, founder, predecessor, primogenitor, progenitor, sire. cynddaredd 1. rabies; synonyms (n) hydrophobia, madness, lyssa, fury, insaneness, lunacy, (adj) mania, 2. fury; synonyms (n) rage, anger, ferocity, exasperation, force, delirium, frenzy, furor, indignation, (adj) wrath, 3. rage; synonyms (n) passion, craze, fad, fashion, chafe, (v) fume, bluster,
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synonyms (v) frequent, follow, pursue, stalk, (n) den, resort, ghost, hangout, (adj) harass, molest, 4. familiar; synonyms (adj) close, conversant, intimate, commonplace, easy, ordinary, (n) accustomed, companion, comrade, (v) confidential; antonyms (adj) unfamiliar, foreign, strange, new, formal, ignorant, unknown. cynefinol 1. accustomed; synonyms (adj) customary, habitual, familiar, normal, usual, wonted, natural, common, everyday, habituated; antonyms (adj) unaccustomed, unusual, 2. usual; synonyms (adj) ordinary, accustomed, average, general, conventional, routine, public, prevalent, (n) regular, (v) frequent; antonyms (adj) unconventional, abnormal, extraordinary. cynefod 1. custom; synonyms (n) tradition, habit, convention, practice, usage, use, fashion, impost, (v) accustom, (adj) bespoke, 2. usage; synonyms (n) employment, method, consuetude, exercise, treatment, usance, wont, ritual, (v) application, (adj) custom. cynfas 1. sheet; synonyms (n) board, layer, leaf, canvas, film, paper, coat, coating, blanket, cover, 2. canvas; synonyms (n) picture, duck, sail, sheet, (v) canvass, painting, tableau. cynffon tail (cwt); synonyms (n) rear, shadow, behind, butt, (v) follow, pursue, track, trail, chase, (adj) back; antonyms (v) head, front. cynffonna 1. fawn; synonyms (v) crawl, creep, cringe, grovel, cower, crouch, bootlick, kowtow, flatter, sneak, 2. cringe; synonyms (v) flinch, recoil, shrink, fawn, quail, wince, kneel, contract, funk, stoop, 3. toady; synonyms (n) sycophant, flatterer, toadeater, crawler, lackey, (v) truckle, kotow, toad. cynffonnwr 1. sycophant; synonyms (n) toady, flatterer, lackey, fawner, parasite, crawler, follower, 2. toady; synonyms (n) sycophant, toadeater, (v) bootlick, fawn, kowtow, creep, flatter, cringe, crawl, truckle. cynfyd antiquity; synonyms (n) antique, ancientness, age, ancientry, past, relic, ancestry, ancienty, history, hoar. cynfyl 1. contention; synonyms (n) competition, argument, argumentation, battle, conflict, assertion, controversy, discord, allegation, arguing; antonym (n) harmony, 2. strife; synonyms (n) contention, dispute, disagreement, dissension, debate, feud, fight, difference, (adj) quarrel, (v) contest; antonym (n) accord. cyngan 1. harmonious; synonyms (adj) congruous, congenial, consonant, musical, amicable, peaceful, consistent, gentle, compatible, friendly; antonyms (adj) discordant, dissonant, harsh, 2. suitable; synonyms (adj) appropriate, fit, good, apt, proper, right, convenient, eligible, apposite, (v) becoming;
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antonyms (adj) inappropriate, unsuitable, wrong, improper. cynganeddu harmonize; synonyms (v) agree, accord, correspond, fit, blend, adjust, coincide, consort, reconcile, concur; antonym (v) clash. cyngaws 1. action; synonyms (n) act, accomplishment, activity, agency, battle, deed, effect, engagement, fight, (v) achievement; antonyms (n) inaction, inactivity, 2. lawsuit; synonyms (n) case, suit, action, cause, litigation, proceedings, prosecution, trial, causa. cyngerdd concert; synonyms (n) accord, agreement, consonance, tune, performance, recital, concord, concordance, (v) arrange, contrive. cynghanedd 1. harmony; synonyms (n) accord, conformity, consonance, agreement, concord, correspondence, accordance, congruity, (v) concert, peace; antonyms (n) dissonance, discord, argument, conflict, disagreement, 2. music; synonyms (n) harmony, melody, chorus, musical, composition, sound, euphony, medicine, refrain, din. cynghorfynt 1. envy; synonyms (n) desire, enviousness, resentment, hatred, discontent, emulation, (v) begrudge, covet, want, grudge, 2. malice; synonyms (n) hostility, animosity, spite, enmity, malevolence, venom, cruelty, envy, evil, maliciousness; antonyms (n) kindness, goodwill, 3. jealousy; synonyms (n) suspicion, competition, contention, distrust, qualm, scruple, doubt, challenge, contest, diffidence. cynghori 1. exhort; synonyms (v) admonish, advise, urge, advocate, caution, counsel, press, entreat, bid, goad, 2. advise; synonyms (v) acquaint, inform, propose, recommend, suggest, warn, apprise, exhort, forewarn, instruct; antonym (v) oppose, 3. counsel; synonyms (n) advisement, admonition, attorney, consultation, counselor, exhortation, guidance, (v) advice, consult, confer. cynghrair 1. league; synonyms (n) alliance, association, coalition, confederacy, federation, class, combination, confederation, union, connection, 2. alliance; synonyms (n) league, affinity, affiliation, alignment, alinement, merger, organization, society, amalgamation, bond; antonym (n) nonalignment. cynghreiriad 1. ally; synonyms (n) confederate, accomplice, companion, friend, colleague, partner, accessory, (v) affiliate, (adj) associate, coadjutor; antonyms (n) adversary, foe, opponent, 2. confederate; synonyms (adj) allied, confederative, federate, (n) ally, assistant, auxiliary, collaborator, abettor, (v) conspire, league. cynghreirio 1. ally; synonyms (n) confederate, accomplice, companion, friend, colleague, partner, accessory, (v) affiliate, (adj) associate, coadjutor; antonyms (n) adversary, foe, opponent, 2.
confederate; synonyms (adj) allied, confederative, federate, (n) ally, assistant, auxiliary, collaborator, abettor, (v) conspire, league, 3. league; synonyms (n) alliance, association, coalition, confederacy, federation, class, combination, confederation, union, connection. cynghreiriwr 1. confederate; synonyms (adj) allied, (n) accomplice, ally, accessory, partner, assistant, auxiliary, (v) associate, conspire, league, 2. ally; synonyms (n) confederate, companion, friend, colleague, adherent, (v) affiliate, align, support, band, (adj) coadjutor; antonyms (n) adversary, foe, opponent. cyngor 1. advice; synonyms (n) admonition, caution, counsel, warning, exhortation, instruction, intelligence, monition, notice, report, 2. counsel; synonyms (n) advocate, advisement, attorney, consultation, counselor, (v) advice, advise, consult, admonish, confer, 3. council; synonyms (n) assembly, board, congress, convention, convocation, diet, legislature, meeting, cabinet, conclave. cyngres congress; synonyms (n) assembly, convention, convocation, council, conference, intercourse, meeting, congregation, confluence, association. cyngwystl 1. bet; synonyms (v) gamble, play, lay, risk, venture, (n) wager, stake, stakes, 2. pledge; synonyms (n) bond, gage, assurance, engage, promise, plight, bet, (v) pawn, covenant, guarantee, 3. wager; synonyms (n) chance, set, speculation, suit, vie, (v) hazard, pledge. cynhadledd conference; synonyms (n) assembly, colloquy, meeting, council, consultation, interview, negotiation, talk, congress, discussion. cynhaliaeth 1. support; synonyms (n) help, stand, aid, keep, comfort, (v) assist, prop, back, brace, encourage; antonyms (n) hindrance, (v) oppose, neglect, undermine, abandon, reject, weaken, 2. maintenance; synonyms (n) livelihood, alimony, care, living, sustenance, charge, conservation, continuation, custody, preservation; antonym (n) end. cynhaliwr 1. sustainer; synonyms (n) supporter, upholder, sustain, brace, support, defender, mainstay, maintainer, sponsor, tradesman, 2. supporter; synonyms (n) partisan, admirer, ally, backer, follower, friend, patron, advocate, believer, benefactor; antonyms (n) opponent, skeptic, detractor, critic. cynhenid innate; synonyms (adj) inborn, inherent, congenital, inbred, indigenous, instinctive, natural, intrinsic, constitutional, (v) born; antonyms (adj) superficial, learned. cynhennu 1. quarrel; synonyms (n) brawl, feud, altercation, dissension, clash, conflict, (v) dispute,
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Welsh - English fight, argue, row; antonyms (n) agreement, (v) agree, 2. contend; synonyms (v) assert, compete, wrestle, combat, war, altercate, battle, contest, (n) allege, maintain. cynhennus 1. contentious; synonyms (adj) argumentative, aggressive, combative, controversial, belligerent, bellicose, disputatious, litigious, quarrelsome, (v) disputable, 2. quarrelsome; synonyms (adj) pugnacious, contentious, cantankerous, currish, ugly, contrary, termagant, arguing, factious, (v) fretful; antonym (adj) peaceable. cynhennwr wrangler; synonyms (n) brawler, connoisseur, graduate, professor, pundit, savant, scholar, brabbler, caviler. cynhesol 1. agreeable; synonyms (adj) acceptable, accordant, pleasant, pleasing, nice, affable, amusing, compatible, conformable, congenial; antonyms (adj) disagreeable, discordant, nasty, unpleasant, unwilling, aggressive, resistant, 2. amiable; synonyms (adj) agreeable, benign, complaisant, friendly, genial, charming, cordial, gentle, kind, likable; antonyms (adj) unfriendly, argumentative. cynhesrwydd warmth; synonyms (n) glow, heat, temperature, fervor, geniality, passion, warmness, affection, tenderness, fire; antonyms (n) aloofness, chill, chilliness, coldness, coolness, unfriendliness. cynhesu warm; synonyms (adj) hot, affectionate, tender, ardent, cordial, fervent, lively, fond, loving, earnest; antonyms (adj) aloof, cold, unfriendly, reserved, hostile, (v) cool, chill. cynhorthwy 1. help; synonyms (v) aid, assist, avail, facilitate, favor, (n) assistance, benefit, support, assistant, cure; antonyms (v) hinder, worsen, (n) hindrance, detriment, 2. aid; synonyms (n) help, encouragement, relief, backing, boost, care, (v) abet, ease, minister, serve. cynhwynol 1. congenital; synonyms (adj) innate, inborn, inherent, natural, indigenous, connate, constitutional, native, instinctive, 2. innate; synonyms (adj) congenital, inbred, intrinsic, essential, ingrained, inwrought, inbuilt, intuitive, spontaneous, (v) born; antonyms (adj) superficial, learned, 3. natural; synonyms (adj) artless, unaffected, genuine, normal, crude, ingenuous, naive, pure, raw, simple; antonyms (adj) artificial, affected, cultivated, false, refined, paranormal, supernatural, unnatural. cynhwysfawr comprehensive; synonyms (adj) capacious, broad, extensive, inclusive, complete, detailed, exhaustive, full, large, overall; antonyms (adj) narrow, partial, noncomprehensive, restricted. cynhwysiad contents; synonyms (n) substance, matter, inside, list, synopsis, volume, cargo, conspectus.
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cynigiad 1. motion; synonyms (n) gesture, action, movement, wave, exercise, gesticulation, play, (v) sign, beckon, gesticulate, 2. proposal; synonyms (n) motion, advice, proposition, suggestion, offer, overture, plan, proffer, hypothesis, presentation. cynigiwr 1. mover; synonyms (n) author, originator, proposer, founder, generator, inventor, motive, transporter, carrier, hauler, 2. proposer; synonyms (n) mover, advocate, motor, purposer, suggester, orator, shaker, speaker. cynigydd 1. mover; synonyms (n) author, originator, proposer, founder, generator, inventor, motive, transporter, carrier, hauler, 2. proposer; synonyms (n) mover, advocate, motor, purposer, suggester, orator, shaker, speaker. cynildeb 1. frugality; synonyms (n) economy, thrift, frugalness, parsimony, thriftiness, carefulness, abstinence, prudence; antonym (n) extravagance, 2. economy; synonyms (n) frugality, saving, conservation, efficiency, husbandry, stinginess, brevity, (adj) system, arrangement, array. cynilion savings; synonyms (n) reserve, saving, store, capital, cash, funds, resources; antonym (n) expenditure. cynilo 1. economize; synonyms (v) conserve, economise, save, preserve, husband, deliver, housewive, pinch, downscale, limit; antonym (v) waste, 2. save; synonyms (v) economize, rescue, free, hoard, keep, maintain, liberate, protect, redeem, (prep) except; antonyms (v) spend, squander. cynio 1. chisel; synonyms (v) carve, cheat, cut, shape, beguile, beat, engrave, screw, sculpture, victimize, 2. gouge; synonyms (v) excavate, swindle, deceive, dig, fleece, groove, scoop, dent, extort, furrow. cynired resort; synonyms (n) recourse, repair, haunt, expedient, refuge, playground, covert, (v) recur, rendezvous, frequent. cyniwair frequent; synonyms (adj) continual, everyday, familiar, many, ordinary, incessant, habitual, (v) common, customary, usual; antonyms (adj) rare, infrequent, occasional. cyniweirfa 1. haunt; synonyms (v) frequent, follow, pursue, stalk, (n) den, resort, ghost, hangout, home, (adj) harass, 2. resort; synonyms (n) recourse, repair, haunt, expedient, refuge, playground, covert, (v) recur, rendezvous, apply. cyniweirydd wayfarer; synonyms (n) traveler, passenger, pilgrim, itinerant, wanderer, journeyer. cynllun 1. plan; synonyms (n) aim, map, figure, chart, intent, outline, pattern, (v) design, devise, intend, 2. design; synonyms (n) purpose, scheme, conception, drawing, arrangement, device, idea, (v) plan, conceive, contrive; antonym (n) chance, 3. pattern; synonyms (n) model, fashion, form, mold,
shape, example, norm, order, paragon, (v) mould, 4. draft; synonyms (n) bill, conscription, sketch, check, (v) draught, blueprint, compose, enlist, recruit, delineate; antonym (v) discharge, 5. model; synonyms (n) image, dummy, prototype, frame, lesson, archetype, epitome, exemplar, (v) copy, imitate; antonym (adj) atypical, 6. plot; synonyms (n) conspiracy, lot, graph, patch, (v) intrigue, cabal, plat, conspire, concoct, engineer. cynllunio 1. design; synonyms (n) aim, purpose, scheme, conception, drawing, arrangement, device, (v) plan, conceive, contrive; antonym (n) chance, 2. plan; synonyms (n) map, figure, chart, intent, outline, pattern, (v) design, devise, intend, plot. cynllunydd 1. designer; synonyms (n) architect, couturier, creator, drawer, engineer, inventor, maker, decorator, (v) artist, projector; antonym (adj) off-the-rack, 2. planner; synonyms (n) contriver, deviser, schemer, draftsman, designer, mastermind, director, draftswoman, founder, manager. cynllwyn 1. plot; synonyms (n) conspiracy, plan, lot, scheme, chart, design, (v) intrigue, cabal, plat, conspire, 2. beset; synonyms (v) beleaguer, afflict, assault, molest, siege, worry, assail, attack, besiege, harass, 3. ambush; synonyms (n) trap, (v) ambuscade, wait, waylay, intercept, bushwhack, catch, lurk, surprise, defeat, 4. conspire; synonyms (v) collude, complot, concur, connive, plot, contribute, collaborate, confederate, machinate, conduce. cynllwynwr conspirator; synonyms (n) accomplice, plotter, traitor, confederate, archtraitor, betrayer, coconspirator. cynnal 1. hold; synonyms (v) keep, detain, endure, adhere, bear, comprise, contain, entertain, (n) grasp, grip; antonym (v) release, 2. support; synonyms (n) help, stand, aid, comfort, (v) assist, prop, back, brace, encourage, maintain; antonyms (n) hindrance, (v) oppose, neglect, undermine, abandon, reject, weaken, 3. uphold; synonyms (v) sustain, defend, preserve, continue, bolster, confirm, countenance, endorse, assert, (n) support, 4. keep; synonyms (v) hold, retain, guard, have, celebrate, confine, conserve, observe, reserve, save; antonyms (v) dump, lose, 5. sustain; synonyms (v) carry, suffer, abide, relieve, strengthen, affirm, corroborate, experience, nourish, nurture, 6. maintain; synonyms (v) justify, allege, aver, declare, insist, uphold, argue, asseverate, claim, contend; antonyms (v) deny, change. cynnar early; synonyms (adj) initial, first, primitive, prompt, young, quick, embryonic, (adv) betimes, soon, earlier; antonyms (adj) delayed, last-minute, slow, (adv) late.
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cynnau 1. light (golau); synonyms (adj) fair, clear,
cynnoes antiquity; synonyms (n) antique,
facile, (n) flame, brightness, (v) fire, kindle, inflame, glow, ignite; antonyms (adj) fattening, nauseating, (n) dark, darkness, gloom, shade, night, (v) extinguish, darken, (alt sp) heavy, 2. kindle; synonyms (v) arouse, excite, burn, awaken, animate, enkindle, heat, incite, provoke, (n) light. cynneddf 1. faculty; synonyms (n) capacity, aptitude, capability, endowment, bent, facility, (adj) ability, cleverness, talent, (v) gift; antonym (n) inability, 2. quality; synonyms (n) nature, character, characteristic, class, condition, feature, grade, distinction, faculty, description; antonym (adj) shoddy. cynnen 1. contention; synonyms (n) competition, argument, argumentation, battle, conflict, assertion, controversy, discord, allegation, arguing; antonym (n) harmony, 2. strife; synonyms (n) contention, dispute, disagreement, dissension, debate, feud, fight, difference, (adj) quarrel, (v) contest; antonym (n) accord. cynnes warm; synonyms (adj) hot, affectionate, tender, ardent, cordial, fervent, lively, fond, loving, earnest; antonyms (adj) aloof, cold, unfriendly, reserved, hostile, (v) cool, chill. cynnig 1. move (symud); synonyms (v) act, affect, carry, excite, go, impel, instigate, maneuver, (n) motion, drive; antonym (v) stay, 2. apply; synonyms (v) dedicate, devote, employ, ask, consume, exercise, resort, use, utilize, (n) give, 3. assay; synonyms (n) examination, (v) test, try, attempt, experiment, seek, survey, appraise, assess, estimate, 4. attempt; synonyms (n) endeavor, assay, effort, essay, offer, trial, attack, (v) struggle, aim, chance, 5. bid; synonyms (n) tender, (v) call, command, invite, adjure, beseech, charge, direct, instruct, order, 6. motion; synonyms (n) gesture, action, movement, wave, gesticulation, play, (v) sign, beckon, gesticulate, signal, 7. offer; synonyms (v) bestow, put, advance, extend, impart, introduce, perform, propose, (n) bid, proposal; antonyms (v) withdraw, refuse, 8. propose; synonyms (v) design, nominate, plan, proffer, intend, mean, move, suggest, advise, advocate. cynnil 1. economical; synonyms (adj) cheap, economic, frugal, prudent, thrifty, careful, inexpensive, provident, sparing, cautious; antonyms (adj) expensive, extravagant, spendthrift, wasteful, 2. delicate; synonyms (adj) fine, accurate, breakable, dainty, fragile, refined, tender, beautiful, brittle, difficult; antonyms (adj) strong, inelegant, robust, heavy, sturdy, tough, 3. nice; synonyms (adj) fastidious, good, kind, lovely, neat, likable, delicious, agreeable, correct, decent; antonyms (adj) unpleasant, horrible.
ancientness, age, ancientry, past, relic, ancestry, ancienty, history, hoar. cynnor doorpost; synonyms (n) doorjamb, post. cynnud 1. firewood; synonyms (n) fuelwood, lumber, peat, petroleum, timber, turf, coal, energy, gas, oil, 2. fuel; synonyms (n) firewood, combustible, firing, (v) fire, arouse, encourage, excite, kindle, provoke, stimulate. cynnull 1. gather; synonyms (v) deduce, convene, accumulate, amass, assemble, collect, compile, congregate, flock, (n) fold; antonyms (v) disperse, scatter, 2. collect; synonyms (v) gather, pick, accrue, acquire, aggregate, cluster, collate, cull, harvest, hoard; antonym (v) distribute, 3. assemble; synonyms (v) meet, call, concentrate, converge, group, make, rally, edit, arrange, build; antonyms (v) dismantle, disband, disassemble. cynnwrf 1. stir; synonyms (v) arouse, budge, move, rouse, affect, agitate, (n) movement, commotion, disturbance, (adj) bustle, 2. commotion; synonyms (n) ado, agitation, tumult, din, flurry, fuss, stir, turmoil, bedlam, anarchy; antonyms (n) peace, calm, order, 3. agitation; synonyms (n) excitement, convulsion, emotion, shake, stirring, unrest, alarm, confusion, discussion, ferment; antonyms (n) calmness, serenity. cynnwys 1. hold; synonyms (v) keep, detain, endure, adhere, bear, comprise, contain, entertain, (n) grasp, grip; antonym (v) release, 2. comprehend; synonyms (v) apprehend, catch, embrace, understand, appreciate, feel, see, sense, apperceive, admit, 3. contents; synonyms (n) substance, matter, inside, list, synopsis, volume, cargo, conspectus, 4. include; synonyms (v) hold, embody, encompass, insert, comprehend, implicate, involve, number, add, enclose; antonym (v) exclude, 5. comprise; synonyms (v) compose, constitute, include, carry, form, make, consist, cover, imply, incorporate, 6. contain; synonyms (v) accommodate, curb, check, confine, control, restrain, restrict, suppress, take, accept; antonym (v) express. cynnydd 1. increase; synonyms (n) gain, addition, augmentation, (v) advance, accrue, extend, grow, aggrandize, expand, (adj) augment; antonyms (n) reduction, contraction, decline, (v) decrease, reduce, diminish, drop, deteriorate, 2. progress; synonyms (n) headway, improvement, furtherance, betterment, course, advancement, development, (v) proceed, continue, develop; antonyms (n) deterioration, (v) regress, 3. growth; synonyms (n) accretion, evolution, increase, enlargement, germination, accumulation, accession, increment, rise, bulge; antonym (n) weakening.
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cynnyrch 1. produce; synonyms (v) give, effect, cause, make, bring, present, procreate, breed, construct, (n) gain, 2. product; synonyms (n) fruit, output, merchandise, proceeds, outgrowth, crop, article, commodity, composition, (v) produce. cynorthwyo 1. help; synonyms (v) aid, assist, avail, facilitate, favor, (n) assistance, benefit, support, assistant, cure; antonyms (v) hinder, worsen, (n) hindrance, detriment, 2. aid; synonyms (n) help, encouragement, relief, backing, boost, care, (v) abet, ease, minister, serve, 3. abet; synonyms (v) foment, countenance, back, encourage, incite, instigate, 4. assist; synonyms (v) contribute, attend, comfort, expedite, relieve, succor, sustain, alleviate, rescue, (adj) second. cynorthwyol 1. assistant; synonyms (n) accessory, assist, subordinate, acolyte, accomplice, assistance, auxiliary, colleague, helper, (v) aid, 2. accessory; synonyms (adj) accessary, appurtenant, (n) abettor, adjunct, abetter, appurtenance, assistant, attachment, confederate, (v) ancillary, 3. auxiliary; synonyms (adj) subsidiary, additional, adjuvant, assisting, extra, secondary, supplementary, collateral, (n) adjutant, aide; antonym (adj) main. cynorthwywr 1. helper; synonyms (n) assistant, help, acolyte, ally, attendant, associate, supporter, colleague, auxiliary, (v) aid, 2. assistant; synonyms (adj) ancillary, adjunct, (n) accessory, assist, subordinate, accomplice, assistance, helper, adjutant, aide, 3. auxiliary; synonyms (adj) subsidiary, additional, adjuvant, assisting, extra, secondary, supplementary, collateral, subservient, (v) confederate; antonym (adj) main, 4. accessory; synonyms (adj) accessary, appurtenant, (n) abettor, abetter, appurtenance, attachment, ornament, accompaniment, accouterment, addition. cynrhonllyd maggoty; synonyms (adj) flyblown, besmirched, damaged, (v) bad, corrupt, decayed, effete, fusty, high, lentiginous. cynrhonyn maggot; synonyms (n) larva, crotchet, conceit, freak, quirk, capriccio, (adj) worm, mite, animalcule, emmet. cynrychiolaeth representation; synonyms (n) image, performance, depiction, picture, presentation, effigy, diagram, portrait, model, copy. cynrychioli represent; synonyms (v) depict, portray, act, be, describe, embody, exemplify, illustrate, play, (adj) express. cynrychiolwr 1. delegate; synonyms (n) agent, deputy, ambassador, spokesman, envoy, (v) assign, appoint, commission, depute, consign, 2. representative; synonyms (adj) characteristic, typical, model, (n) delegate, proxy, emissary, instance, member, substitute, (v) represent. cynrychiolydd 1. delegate; synonyms (n) agent, deputy, ambassador, spokesman, envoy, (v) assign,
appoint, commission, depute, consign, 2. representative; synonyms (adj) characteristic, typical, model, (n) delegate, proxy, emissary, instance, member, substitute, (v) represent. cynt 1. earlier; synonyms (adv) before, formerly, beforehand, ahead, anterior, (adj) former, past, antecedent, previous, advance; antonym (adv) later, 2. former; synonyms (adj) bygone, earlier, foregoing, prior, original, deceased, preceding, foremost, primary, (n) predecessor; antonym (adj) future, 3. quicker; synonyms (adv) faster, sooner, closer, nearer. cyntaf 1. first; synonyms (adv) foremost, before, rather, early, (adj) best, beginning, chief, primitive, former, (n) commencement; antonyms (adj) last, final, (n) end, 2. firstly; synonyms (adv) first, initially, originally, basically, formerly; antonym (adv) lastly. cyntedd 1. court; synonyms (n) forum, bar, close, field, tribunal, judicatory, (v) woo, attract, invite, romance; antonyms (v) avoid, shun, 2. porch; synonyms (n) lobby, hall, veranda, vestibule, balcony, door, entrance, portico, inlet, doorway. cyntefig 1. primitive; synonyms (adj) primeval, primary, antediluvian, archaic, crude, early, first, original, aboriginal, ancient; antonym (adj) modern, 2. prime; synonyms (adj) main, chief, head, essential, fundamental, paramount, (n) best, cardinal, flower, (v) ground; antonym (adj) minor. cyntun nap; synonyms (n) catnap, rest, drowse, down, pile, (v) snooze, sleep, slumber, nod, (adj) doze. cynulleidfa 1. audience; synonyms (n) hearing, interview, attendance, house, meeting, turnout, audition, congregation, crowd, (v) auditory, 2. assembly; synonyms (n) gathering, collection, convention, fabrication, multitude, assembling, body, chamber, cluster, (v) assemblage, 3. congregation; synonyms (n) concourse, assembly, congregating, convocation, flock, fold, company, audience, confluence, throng. cynulleidfaol congregational; synonym (adj) congregationalist. cynulliad gathering; synonyms (n) assembly, accumulation, collection, concourse, assemblage, congregation, crowd, compilation, convention, crew. cynyddol 1. growing; synonyms (adj) flourishing, rising, thriving, blossoming, progressive, swelling, (n) development, developing, growth, (adv) increasing; antonyms (adj) deteriorating, dwindling, 2. increasing; synonyms (adj) cumulative, growing, crescent, augmenting, advancing, (n) addition; antonym (adj) lessening. cynyddu increase; synonyms (n) gain, addition, augmentation, (v) advance, accrue, extend, grow, aggrandize, expand, (adj) augment; antonyms (n)
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cysgadrwydd 1. drowsiness; synonyms (n) sleepiness, somnolence, dullness, lethargy, doziness, inertia, laziness, somnolency, bluntness, coma, 2. sleepiness; synonyms (n) drowsiness, indolence, weariness, dreaminess, exhaustion, fatigue, slowness, stillness, stupor, tiredness; antonym (n) wakefulness. cysgadur sleeper; synonyms (n) crosstie, tie, slumberer, affiliation, association, draw, link, linkup, necktie, nightgown. cysglyd sleepy; synonyms (adj) lethargic, drowsy, dozy, lazy, slow, hypnotic, inactive, comatose, dreamy, dull; antonyms (adj) alert, awake. cysgod 1. shade; synonyms (n) screen, tinge, color, ghost, hue, blind, cloud, (v) darken, shadow, tint; antonyms (n) light, brightness, 2. shadow; synonyms (n) shade, tail, trace, darkness, hint, apparition, follower, gloom, (v) eclipse, follow, 3. type; synonyms (n) pattern, character, kind, nature, sort, breed, category, stamp, brand, (adj) model, 4. shelter; synonyms (n) guard, refuge, asylum, harbor, protect, protection, sanctuary, security, shield, (v) cover; antonym (v) expose. cysgodi 1. shade; synonyms (n) screen, tinge, color, ghost, hue, blind, cloud, (v) darken, shadow, tint; antonyms (n) light, brightness, 2. shelter; synonyms (n) guard, refuge, asylum, harbor, protect, protection, sanctuary, security, shield, (v) cover; antonym (v) expose, 3. shadow; synonyms (n) shade, tail, trace, darkness, hint, apparition, follower, gloom, (v) eclipse, follow. cysgodlen awning; synonyms (n) sunshade, screen, blind, canopy, cover, marquee, shade, sunblind, tilt, umbrella. cysgodol 1. sheltered; synonyms (adj) secure, comfortable, safe, screened, cozy, secluded, (v) protected, private; antonym (adj) desolate, 2. shady; synonyms (adj) questionable, dark, doubtful, fishy, dim, queer, suspicious, uncertain, obscure, disreputable; antonyms (adj) honest, bright, reputable, sunny, trustworthy. cysgogi 1. shake; synonyms (v) beat, agitate, jar, brandish, disturb, excite, flutter, (n) tremble, jolt, quiver, 2. move (symud); synonyms (v) act, affect, carry, go, impel, instigate, maneuver, touch, (n) motion, drive; antonym (v) stay. cysgu sleep; synonyms (n) nap, doze, kip, slumber, lie, dream, (v) rest, repose, catnap, hibernate. cysidro consider; synonyms (v) believe, regard, think, cogitate, view, assume, calculate, conceive, contemplate, deliberate; antonym (v) ignore. cysodi 1. compose; synonyms (v) build, allay, compile, constitute, tranquilize, write, weave, (adj) assuage, appease, (n) calm, consider also 2. set type; synonym (v) print.
cysodwr compositor; synonyms (n) typesetter, typographer, printer, setter, reader, typo, compo.
cysodydd compositor; synonyms (n) typesetter, typographer, printer, setter, reader, typo, compo. cyson 1. constant; synonyms (adj) ceaseless, incessant, perpetual, steady, continual, abiding, changeless, consistent, continuous, eternal; antonyms (adj) changeable, intermittent, irregular, sporadic, variable, episodic, erratic, inconstant, disloyal, fickle, 2. consistent; synonyms (adj) coherent, uniform, agreeable, compatible, congruous, constant, logical, conformable, consonant, regular; antonyms (adj) inconsistent, contradictory, illogical, unpredictable, unreliable. cysondeb 1. consistency; synonyms (n) consistence, agreement, body, coherence, consonance, conformity, congruence, congruity, density, uniformity; antonyms (n) inconsistency, discrepancy, 2. regularity; synonyms (n) constancy, order, evenness, punctuality, orderliness, method, steadiness, accuracy, system, balance. cysoni 1. harmonize; synonyms (v) agree, accord, correspond, fit, blend, adjust, coincide, consort, reconcile, concur; antonym (v) clash, 2. reconcile; synonyms (v) appease, accommodate, harmonize, pacify, placate, mediate, compose, harmonise, propitiate, (adj) conciliate. cysonwr harmonist; synonym (n) composer. cysonydd harmonist; synonym (n) composer. cystadleuaeth 1. contest; synonyms (n) bout, competition, conflict, fight, altercation, (v) battle, compete, combat, contend, dispute, 2. competition; synonyms (n) contest, rivalry, competitor, contention, game, match, race, rival, contender, emulation; antonym (n) cooperation. cystadleuol competitive; synonyms (adj) competitory, rival, cutthroat, athletic, belligerent, cheap, dog-eat-dog, hostile, militant, spirited; antonym (adj) noncompetitive. cystadleuwr competitor; synonyms (n) rival, antagonist, adversary, candidate, challenger, match, competition, contender, opponent, enemy. cystadleuydd competitor; synonyms (n) rival, antagonist, adversary, candidate, challenger, match, competition, contender, opponent, enemy. cystadlu 1. compete; synonyms (v) emulate, race, rival, strive, participate, oppose, contend, contest, struggle, vie, 2. compare; synonyms (v) collate, liken, confront, comparison, equate, associate, contrast, correlate, equal, equalize, 3. match; synonyms (n) competition, (v) agree, mate, meet, parallel, accord, correspond, harmonise, harmonize, balance; antonyms (v) clash, contradict. cystrawen 1. syntax; synonyms (n) grammar, accidence, syntaxis, organism, 2. construction;
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Welsh - English synonyms (n) building, fabrication, formation, structure, assembly, fabric, frame, organization, production, arrangement; antonym (n) destruction. cystudd 1. illness; synonyms (n) disease, ailment, sickness, complaint, disorder, distemper, malady, attack, affliction, pain, 2. affliction; synonyms (n) adversity, distress, curse, martyrdom, regret, torment, agony, anguish, bane, calamity. cystuddiedig 1. contrite; synonyms (adj) apologetic, penitent, remorseful, repentant, sorry, regretful, rueful, bad, ashamed; antonym (adj) unrepentant, 2. afflicted; synonyms (v) afflict, displeased, (adj) distressed, miserable, pitiful, sorrowful, stricken, ill, woeful, dejected. cystuddio 1. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please, 2. afflict; synonyms (v) grieve, plague, trouble, torment, aggrieve, disturb, hurt, smite, strike, upset. cystuddiol afflicted; synonyms (v) afflict, displeased, (adj) distressed, miserable, pitiful, sorrowful, stricken, ill, woeful, dejected. cystwyo 1. chastise; synonyms (v) castigate, chasten, correct, criticize, punish, reprimand, scourge, beat, scold, discipline; antonym (v) praise, 2. castigate; synonyms (v) chastise, berate, censure, chide, penalize, rebuke, condemn, excoriate, flog, lash, 3. trounce; synonyms (v) thrash, defeat, whip, rout, drub, overpower, baste, slash, crush, thresh; antonym (v) lose. cysur 1. comfort; synonyms (n) solace, ease, consolation, relief, aid, amenity, (v) allay, assuage, cheer, alleviate; antonyms (n) discomfort, aggravation, (v) alarm, annoy, frighten, 2. consolation; synonyms (n) comfort, balm, succor, encouragement, solacement, alleviation, sympathy. cysuro 1. console; synonyms (n) cabinet, allay, (v) comfort, cheer, solace, soothe, quiet, relieve, encourage, hearten, 2. comfort; synonyms (n) ease, consolation, relief, aid, amenity, assistance, support, (v) assuage, alleviate, (adj) calm; antonyms (n) discomfort, aggravation, (v) alarm, annoy, frighten. cysurus comfortable; synonyms (adj) cozy, easy, agreeable, pleased, pleasing, prosperous, congenial, pleasurable, rich, (v) snug; antonyms (adj) uncomfortable, poor, formal, tense, unpleasant, intimidating, unaccustomed, unhappy. cysurwr comforter; synonyms (n) quilt, blanket, muffler, comfortable, pacifier, reliever, bedclothes, bedding. cyswllt 1. connection; synonyms (n) bond, communication, attachment, concatenation, joint, bearing, affiliation, alliance, association, conjunction; antonym (n) disconnection, 2. joint;
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binge, 2. hunger; synonyms (n) desire, thirst, appetite, craving, wish, itch, eagerness, (v) crave, want, ache; antonym (n) moderation, 3. fasting; synonyms (n) fast, abstinence, flagellation, lustration, maceration, shrift, penance. cythraul 1. demon; synonyms (n) devil, ghost, daemon, fiend, incubus, monster, ogre, goblin, deuce, daimon, 2. devil; synonyms (n) demon, imp, rogue, (v) rag, torment, harass, bedevil, crucify, annoy, bother. cythreules 1. fury; synonyms (n) rage, anger, ferocity, exasperation, force, delirium, frenzy, furor, indignation, (adj) wrath, 2. she-devil; synonym (n) shrew. cythreulig 1. devilish; synonyms (adj) diabolic, demonic, infernal, satanic, mephistophelian, diabolical, wicked, demoniacal, fiendish, (adv) devilishly, 2. fiendish; synonyms (adj) devilish, cruel, atrocious, hellish, inhuman, brutal, evil, sinful, unholy, fiendlike. cythrudd 1. annoyance; synonyms (n) aggravation, anger, harassment, irritation, bother, botheration, displeasure, disturbance, inconvenience, pain, 2. irritation; synonyms (n) exasperation, annoyance, excitation, excitement, temper, annoying, frustration, irritability, nuisance, pique; antonym (n) pleasure. cythruddo 1. annoy; synonyms (v) anger, displease, harass, irritate, pester, afflict, aggravate, bother, grate, (n) annoyance; antonyms (v) please, pacify, soothe, 2. provoke; synonyms (v) excite, incite, defy, offend, arouse, enrage, inflame, invite, kindle, get; antonyms (v) calm, mollify, 3. irritate; synonyms (v) chafe, fret, gall, incense, annoy, goad, infuriate, provoke, vex, disturb. cythrwfl 1. uproar; synonyms (n) hubbub, din, disturbance, noise, row, turmoil, commotion, confusion, (v) tumult, brawl; antonyms (n) calm, peace, 2. tumult; synonyms (n) stir, clamor, bustle, excitement, flurry, fuss, riot, agitation, hullabaloo, (v) disorder. cythryblu 1. trouble; synonyms (n) distress, bother, pain, (v) inconvenience, annoy, disorder, disquiet, worry, afflict, agitate; antonyms (v) calm, please, 2. agitate; synonyms (v) disturb, stir, toss, fan, foment, perturb, rouse, shake, trouble, actuate; antonym (v) soothe. cythryblus 1. agitated; synonyms (adj) restless, excited, nervous, restive, tumultuous, upset, distressed, tense, alarmed, anxious; antonyms (adj) calm, composed, lethargic, 2. troubled; synonyms (adj) concerned, disturbed, solicitous, apprehensive, disconcerted, uncomfortable, uneasy, worried, distraught, bothered; antonyms (adj) untroubled, unconcerned.
cythryblwr agitator; synonyms (n) troublemaker, demagogue, incendiary, fomenter, insurgent, ringleader. cytio 1. sty; synonyms (n) pen, pigpen, pigsty, enclosure, hordeolum, kennel, stye, dump, hogcote, corral, 2. pen; synonyms (n) cage, ballpoint, fold, jail, coop, (v) enclose, confine, compose, impound, indite. cytir common; synonyms (adj) ordinary, coarse, cheap, mutual, usual, vulgar, accustomed, base, ignoble, (n) habitual; antonyms (adj) individual, uncommon, rare, unusual, characteristic, one-off, specific, unique, aristocratic, exclusive. cytras 1. cognate; synonyms (adj) akin, alike, allied, related, like, connate, consanguineous, kin, kindred, (n) relative, 2. allied; synonyms (adj) confederate, cognate, connected, united, joined, associated, confederative, linked, near; antonyms (adj) rival, unrelated, 3. related; synonyms (adj) germane, relevant, similar, collateral, pertinent, analogous, appropriate, attendant, correlated, corresponding. cytsain consonant; synonyms (adj) accordant, consistent, conformable, congenial, congruous, agreeable, compatible, harmonious, corresponding, (v) concordant. cytseiniol consonantal; synonyms (adj) nonsyllabic, nonvocalic, unsyllabic. cytundeb 1. agreement; synonyms (n) accord, acquiescence, concord, accordance, coincidence, contract, acceptance, appointment, arrangement, compliance; antonyms (n) disagreement, argument, conflict, discord, rejection, dispute, resistance, 2. consent; synonyms (n) consensus, agreement, (v) assent, agree, approve, concur, accede, accept, acquiesce, (adj) allow; antonyms (n) opposition, refusal, (v) disagree, refuse, veto. cytuno 1. agree; synonyms (v) accord, admit, acknowledge, acquiesce, adjust, accede, bargain, concord, correspond, (n) coincide; antonyms (v) disagree, oppose, differ, argue, object, refuse, refute, 2. accede; synonyms (v) assent, consent, accept, agree, defer, submit, fit, adhere, comply, concur, 3. consent; synonyms (n) acquiescence, consensus, agreement, approval, approbation, compliance, concurrence, sanction, (v) approve, (adj) allow; antonyms (n) opposition, refusal, (v) veto, 4. accord; synonyms (n) harmony, consonance, conformity, (v) give, bestow, grant, harmonize, suit, compromise, confer; antonyms (n) disagreement, discord, strife, (v) conflict. cyw 1. chicken; synonyms (n) chick, cock, coward, fowl, hen, crybaby, nestling, poultry, (adj) yellow, chickenhearted, 2. chick; synonyms (n) chicken, biddy, bird, doll, fledgling, girl, wench, pullet, baby, child.
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cywain 1. carry (cario); synonyms (v) bear, bring,
diffidence, modesty, humility, coyness; antonyms
convey, conduct, take, acquit, behave, accept, comport, hold, 2. garner; synonyms (n) hoard, (v) accumulate, amass, collect, gather, harvest, reap, cull, assemble, earn, 3. convey; synonyms (v) carry, communicate, channel, express, fetch, transfer, transmit, impart, transport, mean. cywair 1. order; synonyms (n) command, decree, dictate, array, rank, sort, (v) direct, commission, arrange, call; antonyms (n) anarchy, chaos, confusion, mayhem, mess, (v) disorder, request, 2. key; synonyms (adj) central, fundamental, basic, cardinal, essential, chief, (n) guide, handle, clue, legend, 3. tune; synonyms (n) melody, song, strain, air, concord, harmony, (v) adjust, regulate, chant, attune. cywarch hemp; synonyms (n) cannabis, dope, ganja, grass, halter, rope, gage, (adj) marijuana, pot. cyweirio 1. dress; synonyms (n) attire, costume, apparel, array, dressing, (v) clothe, clothing, garb, rig, trim; antonym (v) undress, 2. attune; synonyms (v) adjust, tune, accommodate, modulate, reconcile, coordinate, harmonize, conform, agree, balance, 3. prepare (paratoi); synonyms (v) arrange, fix, form, plan, dress, coach, devise, lay, make, set. cyweirnod keynote; synonyms (n) gist, tonic, fugleman, model, key, basis, cotter, forelock, kernel, rule. cyweithas 1. kind (caredig, math); synonyms (n) form, helpful, sort, benign, brand, breed, class, gentle, (adj) friendly, generous; antonyms (adj) unkind, callous, cruel, hardhearted, mean, merciless, nasty, spiteful, uncaring, upsetting, 2. company; synonyms (n) companionship, society, association, band, business, cohort, collection, brigade, assemblage, (v) accompany; antonym (n) solitude, 3. gentle; synonyms (adj) clement, calm, easy, soft, affable, balmy, kind, mild, tame, feeble; antonyms (adj) caustic, fierce, harsh, loud, violent, rough, abrupt, heavy, sarcastic, sheer, 4. sociable; synonyms (adj) amicable, outgoing, amiable, companionable, congenial, cordial, genial, social, gracious, agreeable; antonym (adj) unsociable, 5. society; synonyms (n) club, institution, public, community, company, corporation, fellowship, fraternity, circle, people. cywely bedfellow; synonyms (n) friend, bedmate, partner, guest. cywen pullet; synonyms (n) chicken, hen, chrysalis, cub, frier, fryer, larva, nestling. cywilydd 1. shame; synonyms (n) reproach, disgrace, discredit, humiliation, chagrin, insult, (v) dishonor, degrade, humiliate, abash; antonym (v) honor, 2. shyness; synonyms (n) reserve, bashfulness,
(n) boldness, sociability.
cywilyddgar 1. bashful; synonyms (adj) timid, ashamed, coy, diffident, backward, modest, retiring, shy, shrinking, mousy; antonym (adj) brash, 2. shy; synonyms (adj) fearful, abashed, reserved, nervous, reticent, self-conscious, (v) fling, cast, chuck, (n) throw; antonyms (adj) bold, confident, demonstrative, forward, outgoing. cywilyddio 1. abash; synonyms (v) confuse, disconcert, embarrass, confound, humble, intimidate, mortify, discountenance, dash, humiliate, 2. shame; synonyms (n) reproach, disgrace, discredit, humiliation, chagrin, insult, modesty, (v) dishonor, degrade, abash; antonym (v) honor. cywilyddus 1. shameful; synonyms (adj) disgraceful, dishonorable, scandalous, contemptible, degrading, despicable, (v) base, foul, gross, black; antonyms (adj) honorable, dignified, noble, admirable, 2. disgraceful; synonyms (adj) shameful, disreputable, infamous, shocking, discreditable, ignoble, ignominious, inglorious, outrageous, insulting; antonym (adj) reputable. cywir 1. correct; synonyms (adj) right, accurate, appropriate, becoming, (v) adjust, amend, castigate, chastise, chasten, better; antonyms (adj) incorrect, false, faulty, inappropriate, mistaken, improper, (v) wrong, spoil, 2. accurate; synonyms (adj) exact, precise, correct, faithful, true, authentic, close, detailed, literal, meticulous; antonym (adj) inaccurate, 3. faithful; synonyms (adj) constant, dependable, devoted, sound, unfailing, devout, dutiful, fast, honest, loyal; antonyms (adj) disloyal, unfaithful, unreliable, 4. true; synonyms (adj) real, actual, even, straight, truthful, direct, sincere, factual, (v) square, (n) genuine; antonyms (adj) bogus, untrue. cywirdeb 1. correctness; synonyms (n) accuracy, appropriateness, exactness, precision, rightness, truth, properness, decency, exactitude, fitness; antonyms (n) incorrectness, vagueness, 2. accuracy; synonyms (n) fidelity, reliability, care, closeness, correctness, faithfulness, meticulousness, veracity; antonyms (n) inaccuracy, imprecision, 3. integrity; synonyms (n) honesty, probity, completeness, fairness, entireness, justice, morality, righteousness, (adj) candor, honor; antonyms (n) dishonesty, wickedness. cywiriad correction; synonyms (n) amendment, adjustment, alteration, castigation, chastisement, discipline, redress, modification, emendation, improvement; antonym (n) fabrication. cywiro 1. correct; synonyms (adj) right, accurate, appropriate, becoming, (v) adjust, amend, castigate, chastise, chasten, better; antonyms (adj) incorrect,
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false, faulty, inappropriate, mistaken, improper, (v) wrong, spoil, 2. emend; synonyms (v) correct, fix, ameliorate, mend, reform, edit, redress, improve, rectify, repair, 3. amend; synonyms (v) alter, emend, help, remedy, revise, advance, change, meliorate, modify, reclaim; antonym (v) worsen, 4. right (iawn); synonyms (adj) due, just, proper, decent, good, even, perfect, exact, fair, (n) privilege; antonyms (adj) unjustified, immoral, (n) left, 5. rectify; synonyms (v) refine, regulate, restore, discipline, distill, (adj) straighten, 6. perform; synonyms (v) execute, accomplish, do, fulfill, achieve, complete, appear, behave, effect, (n) act; antonym (v) neglect, consider also 7. make good; synonyms (v) replenish, recover, (n) arrogate, assert, assume, authenticate, establish. cywirwr corrector; synonyms (n) chastiser, bankman, punisher. cywrain 1. curious; synonyms (adj) abnormal, funny, interested, odd, peculiar, strange, unusual, bizarre, extraordinary, inquiring; antonyms (adj) normal, incurious, ordinary, 2. skillful; synonyms (adj) expert, able, accomplished, adept, capable, good, proficient, knowing, (v) dexterous, crafty; antonyms (adj) clumsy, inept, incompetent. cywreinbeth curiosity; synonyms (n) wonder, curio, curiousness, interest, oddity, rarity, nosiness, prying, prodigy, marvel. cywreinfa museum; synonyms (n) gallery, depository, landmark, treasury. cywreinrwydd curiosity; synonyms (n) wonder, curio, curiousness, interest, oddity, rarity, nosiness, prying, prodigy, marvel.
D da 1. good; synonyms (adj) able, benefit, delicious, right, efficient, capable, excellent, fine, (n) benign, advantage; antonyms (adj) disobedient, poor, wicked, unpleasant, (n) evil, bad, 2. stock; synonyms (n) breed, lineage, store, goods, ancestry, descent, family, hoard, (adj) regular, (v) handle, 3. well (ffynnon, iach); synonyms (adv) easily, thoroughly, considerably, fully, good, (adj) healthy, fit, shaft, sound, (n) fountain; antonyms (adv) ill, badly, poorly, (adj) sick, unwell, dying, nauseous, 4. goods; synonyms (n) cargo, freight, belongings, commodity, merchandise, product, estate, chattels, commodities, effects, 5. cattle; synonyms (n) beast, cows, stock, kine, livestock, oxen, sheep, antelopes, bison, camels. dadannudd 1. disclosure; synonyms (n) discovery, exposure, revelation, declaration, con
