One Word Substitution /Single-word - Sirs Solutions

We are Not the Best. But we are trying our Level Best

NUMBER ONE SITE FOR COMPETITIVE EXAM SELF LEARNING AT ANY TIME ANY WHERE

www.sirssolutions.in 91+9830842272 Email: [email protected]

Please Post Your Comment at Our Website PAGE

And our Sirs Solutions Face book Page Page 1 of 36

* * One Word Substitution /Single-word * * A single word that forms a full sentence

S/L SENTENCE SINGLE-WORD

1 A bad smell or taste Foul

2 A baggage of a traveller Luggage

3 A bed of a new born baby Cradle/Crib

4 A blind adherent to creed Bigot

5 A board of directors in a company Directorate

6 A body of delegates Delegacy

7 A body of voters Electorate

8 A bony frame of body Skeleton

9 A book giving information on every department of knowledge in

alphabetical order Encyclopedia

10 A book keeping daily record Diary

11 A book of a sacred/religious nature Scripture

12 A book published after the death of its author Posthumous

13 A book with a collection of photographs Album

14 A book, document, letter etc written by hand or typed Manuscript

15 A brief account of a subject Summary/Compendium

16 A brief summary of a book Epitome

17 A building equipped with astronomical observations Observatory

18 A building for the display of works of art Gallery

19 A building in which dead bodies are burnt Crematorium

20 A building in which monks live Monastery

21 A building in which people sit to listen to songs, music etc Auditorium

22 A building in which soldiers live Barrack

23 A building where military weapons are prepared or stored. Arsenal

24 A building where works of art, scientific specimens and other

objects of permanent value are kept and displayed Museum

25 A building which is constructed to keep alive one's memory Monument

26 A caretaker of a public building Custodian

27 A central part of an atom Nucleus

28 A cessation of active use of arms signifying a short period of truce Armistice

29 A chain of flowers, leaves, ribbons etc. Festoon






* * One Word Substitution /Single-word * *


30 A change in shape, size, appearance, quality etc Transformation

31 A change that befalls something Mutation

32 A chemical used for surface cleaning Detergent

33 A chief character in a story or drama Protagonist

34 A child born after the death of his father Posthumous

35 A child of unusual or remarkable talent Precocious

36 A child whose parents are dead Orphan

37 A citizen of the world Cosmopolitan

38 A collection of poems or prose Anthology

39 A company of performers playing musical instruments Orchestra

40 A company of persons such as pilgrims, merchants making a journey

together for safety Caravan

41 A conference for discussion on a subject Symposium

42 A connoisseur of wines and table delicacies Gourmet

43 A copy of something that is identical Facsimile

44 A country or a people or community which is in open revolt or rebellion Insurgent

45 A covering to protect head Helmet

46 A dabbler in the arts and literature Dilettante

47 A deceptive appearance, statement or belie Illusion

48 A decision which cannot be changed or modified Irrevocable

49 A definite system of naming especially in classification Economical/frugal

50 A democratic orator Demagogue

51 A diagram of the heavens showing the relative position of planets at the

time of a person's death Horoscope

52 A different kind of the same thing Variety

53 A diplomatic representative in another country Ambassador

54 A disease affecting many people at same place and time Epidemic

55 A disease in which a man suffers from sleeplessness Insomnia

56 A disease that affects many people at the same place and time Epidemic

57 A disease that causes death Fatal

58 A disease that is found regularly in a particular place Endemic

59 A disease widely epidemic Pandemic

60 A doctor attending to teeth Dentist








61 A dog used for hunting Hound

62 A door which opens into rooms by a narrow passage Corridor

63 A drama to be performed by a single man Monologue

64 A drama which is marked by very crude appeal to feelings and emotions Melodrama

65 A dramatic performance Or An entertainment in dumb show Masque

66 A female of donkey /horse Mare

67 A female of gander Goose

68 A figure with many angles or sides Polygon

69 A four-footed animal Quadruped

70 A funeral rite Funeral / obsequies

71 A garland of flowers Wreath

72 A general pardon of political offenders Amnesty

73 A gesture of respect and devotion Homage

74 A girl/woman who flirts Coquette

75 A government by one man Autocracy

76 A ground for the arrival and departure of aeroplanes Aerodrome

77 A group of ants Swarm

78 A group of girls Bevy

79 A group of robbers or unsocial men Gang

80 A group of ship Fleet

81 A group of talkative girls or women. Gaggle

82 A hater of mankind Misanthrope

83 A hater of new things Misoneist

84 A hater of smoking Misocapnic

85 A hater of women Misogynist

86 A holiday which is taken by a newly married couple Honeymoon

87 A holy or sacred place Sanctuary

88 A hotel for the motorists, in which parking and servicing facilities are

available Motel

89 A house for storing grains Granary

90 A hymn or song, sacred song sung in praise of God Anthem

91 A journey by sea Voyage

92 A judgment of a court. Decree








93 A junior officer in the navy Lieutenant

94 A killer of a king Regicide

95 A killer of an infant Infanticide

96 A large destruction by fire Holocaust

97 A large retail store Emporium

98 A law making body of a country / state Legislature

99 A legal advisor Solicitor

100 A legal enquiry to find out faults Inquisition

101 A legal written statement Affidavit

102 A light sailing boat built especially for racing Yacht

103 A list and explanation of difficult words Glossary

104 A list of books and writings of an author Bibliography

105 A list of books Catalogue

106 A list of household goods, furniture etc. Inventory

107 A lovely young girl Nymph

108 A lover of animals Philozoic

109 A lover of arts Philotechnic

110 A lover of dogs Canophilist

111 A lover of God Philotheist

112 A lover of good meals Gourmand

113 A lover of learning Philomath

114 A lover of poetry and art Philomuse

115 A lover of women Philogynist

116 A magnificent tomb Mausoleum

117 A man having the qualities of women Effeminate

118 A man of millions Millionaire

119 A man of odd habits Eccentric

120 A man or woman who has not sexual experience Virgin

121 A man or woman with skin and hair of auburn colour Blonde

122 A man who drives out from his own country to a foreign country Refugee

123 A man who has a most uncompromising attitude especially in politics Intransigent

124 A man who has lots of investments in the private sector Capitalist

125 A man who has no money Impecunious








126 A man who is a great lover of books Bibliophile

127 A man who is easily irritated and loses temper Irritable

128 A man who is genuinely interested in the welfare and emancipation of

women Feminist

129 A man who is recovering from an illness. Convalescent

130 A man who practises psychiatry Psychiatrist

131 A man who remains unmarried Bachelor

132 A man whose wife is dead Widower

133 A man with narrow and prejudiced religious views Fanatic

134 A marriage of God Theogamy

135 A mechanic or craftsman who has acquired skill in a particular craft Artisan

136 A medical examination of a dead body Postmortem

137 A medical student Medico

138 A medicine that induces sleep Narcotic

139 A medicine to counteract the effect of a poison Antidote

140 A medicine which induces vomiting Emetic

141 A member of a wandering tribe Nomad

142 A mental illness that causes a strong desire to set fire to things Pyromania

143 A metal cover for the finger used in sewing Thimble

144 A mistake in the chronological order or a thing which is out of harmony

with a period Anachronism

145 A movie or play held during the daytime Matinee

146 A name derived from father's name Patronymic

147 A news which has a doubt Rumour

148 A notice of the death of a person Obituary

149 A notice which is sent by a court Summons

150 A number of animals grazing together Herd

151 A number of singers in the church Choir

152 A passage marking the close of a speech Peroration

153 A perfect happiness Ecstasy/Bliss

154 A period of 15days / A period of two weeks Fortnight

155 A period of one thousand years Millennium

156 A period of ten years Decade








157 A permanent military station Cantonment

158 A person authorised to execute a legal deed Executor

159 A person guilty of setting fire to the property Arsonist

160 A person having deep study in a language Philologist

161 A person living permanently in a certain place Domicile

162 A person pretending to be somebody he is not Impostor

163 A person recently married Neogamist

164 A person sent to a mission Emissary

165 A person that is unknown Anonymous

166 A person who always reads books Bookworm

167 A person who believes in being married to one person at a time Monogamist

168 A person who belongs to a region from earliest time Aboriginal

169 A person who breaks into a house to steal Burglar

170 A person who brings goods illegally Smuggler

171 A person who brings in goods from a foreign country Importer

172 A person who broad cast something alive Commentator

173 A person who carries off somebody by force Kidnapper

174 A person who comes to one country from another to settle Immigrant

175 A person who eat human flesh Cannibal

176 A person who eats vegetables and meat Non- vegetarian

177 A person who enjoys food and drink of high quality and knows a lot about it Epicure

178 A person who entertains guests Host

179 A person who examines eyesight and sells glasses Optician

180 A person who examines teeth Dentist

181 A person who fails in the performance of his duty or commits an offence Deliquent

182 A person who files a suit Plaintiff

183 A person who flatters others for personal motives Sycophant

184 A person who frightens and wants to achieve his goals Terrorist

185 A person who has a bad reputation Notorious

186 A person who has a long experience of any occupation Veteran

187 A person who has no understanding for arts / uncivilized person Philistine

188 A person who has withdrawn from the world for religious reasons Monk








189 A person who helps in a wrong deed or crime Accomplice/ Accessary

190 A person who holds a high office Dignitary

191 A person who interviews someone Interviewer

192 A person who is 100 years old Centenarian

193 A person who is 15 years old Adolescent

194 A person who is 60 years old Sexagenarian

195 A person who is 70 years old Septuagenarian

196 A person who is 80 years old. Octogenarian

197 A person who is 90 years old Nonagenarian

198 A person who is a great lover of his country Patriot

199 A person who is a specialist in bone disease Orthopaedist

200 A person who is a specialist in child disease Pediatrician

201 A person who is a specialist in heart disease Cardiologist

202 A person who is a specialist in nervous system Neurologist

203 A person who is a specialist in pregnancy and childbirth Obstetrician

204 A person who is appointed to carry out the provisions of one's will Nomenclature

205 A person who is authorised to execute a legal deed Executor

206 A person who is employed in armed forces Personnel

207 A person who is foolishly fond of one's wife Henpecked/Uxorious

208 A person who is forced to flee to shelter Refugee

209 A person who is inactive Torpid

210 A person who is indifferent to pleasure or pain Stoic

211 A person who is insensible to kind thoughts or sympathetic feelings Callous

212 A person who is kept as a prisoner Captive

213 A person who is reserved in speech Reticent

214 A person who is sent to other country to propagate religion Missionary

215 A person who is skilled in horsemanship Equestrian

216 A person who is skilled in making analysis Analyst

217 A person who is talented in many different facets of life Versatile or Gifted

218 A person who is too concerned with small details or rules especially when learning or teaching

Pedant

219 A person who is uncivilized Barbarian

220 A person who is very careful in the use of money Executor








221 A person who is very cruel Fiend

222 A person who is well versed in law Jurist

223 A person who leaves his own country and goes to settle in another Emigrant

224 A person who likes to indulge in refined sensuous pleasure Epicure

225 A person who lives and works for others Altruist

226 A person who lives in a foreign country Alien

227 A person who lives in a metropolis Metropolitan

228 A person who lives on vegetables Vegetarian

229 A person who looks after horses at an inn Ostler

230 A person who looks at the bright side of things Optimist

231 A person who looks at the dark side of things Pessimist

232 A person who opposes war or use of military Pacifist

233 A person who plays violin Violinist

234 A person who prepares and sells drugs Druggist

235 A person who pretends to be what he is not, a pretender Hypocrite

236 A person who provides building materials and labours on contract Contractor

237 A person who purchases goods from a shop Customer

238 A person who pushes an idea or belief system they do not believe Hypocrite

239 A person who really understands the value of art, antiques etc Connoisseur

240 A person who refuses compliance with Recalcitrant

241 A person who runs a beauty parlour Beautician

242 A person who sends goods to another country Exporter

243 A person who spends his money recklessly Spendthrift

244 A person who starves the body for the good of the soul Ascetic

245 A person who studies stars, planets and other heavenly bodies Astronomer

246 A person who takes part in a hijack Hijacker

247 A person who takes part in state affairs Statesman

248 A person who tells the future and interprets character by reading the lines and configuration the palm

Palmist

249 A person who travels in space Astronaut

250 A person who travels to a holy place Pilgrim

251 A person who uses disruptive forces to bring about political or social change Extremist

252 A person who visits other countries for pleasure Tourist








253 A person who walks Pedestrian

254 A person who works against his country Traitor

255 A person who works in a mine Miner

256 A person who writes his life history Autobiographer

257 A person who writes the life history of another person Biographer

258 A person whose age in between 13 to 19 Teen

259 A person whose profession is to keep accounts Accountant

260 A personal peculiarity of temperament or constitution Idiosyncrasy

261 A piece of land surrounded by water Island

262 A pile of woods on which a dead body is burnt Pyre

263 A place for treatment for sick Hospital

264 A place for worshiping Hindu god Temple

265 A place in which bees are kept Apiary

266 A place in which birds are kept Aviary

267 A place of perfect peace and happiness Paradise

268 A place of shelter for ships Harbour

269 A place surrounded by fence Enclosure

270 A place where arms are kept Armoury

271 A place where clothes are kept Wardrobe

272 A place where clothes are washed and pressed Laundry

273 A place where money /coins are made Mint

274 A place where dead bodies are buried Cemetery

275 A place where experiments of science are done Laboratory

276 A place where fishes and water plants are kept Aquarium

277 A place where government / public records are kept Archive

278 A place where grains are stored Granary

279 A place where orphans are housed Orphanage

280 A place where people lunch on payment Restaurant

081 A place where young plants and trees are raised for transplantation elsewhere

Nursery

282 A place with a good climate for invalids Sanatorium

283 A plane figure of eight sides Octagon

284 A plane figure of seven sides Heptagon








285 A plane figure of the shape of an egg Oval

286 A plane figure with six sides Hexagon

287 A planned activity Campaign

288 A plant or animal growing or living on another Parasite

289 A play with a sad end Tragedy

290 A play with happy ending Comedy

291 A policy of extending a country's empire and influence Imperialism

292 A political system without opposition Totalitarianism

293 A portable radio set Transistor

294 A positive and emphatic advancement of change or statement against a person Allegation

295 A Post without remuneration Honorary

296 A preparation for killing insects Insecticide

297 A professor who has retired from service Emeritus

298 A quick remedy or apartent medicine or similarly a pet scheme Nostrum

299 A reasoner willing to avail himself of fallacies that will help his case Sophist

300 A reminder of something Memento

301 A road lined with trees on both sides Avenue

302 A room or place set a part for children Nursery

303 A ruler or boss who uses force in order to make people obey him Dictator

304 A scene or situation which is gruesomely imaginative or full of gruesome details

Macabre

305 A school teacher or a man affecting learning Pedagogue

306 A science of living matter Biology

307 A science that treats of plants Botany

308 A sea abounding in islands Or A group of islands Archipelago

309 A set of instruments put together for a purpose Apparatus

310 A set of terms Ultimatum

311 A short amusing story about some real person or event Anecdote

312 A short but pithy and weightily saying, a short witty phrase Epigram

313 A short journey made by a group of persons together Excursion

314 A short poem or speech addressed to the spectators after the conclusion of a drama

Epilogue

315 A short saying or poem which express an idea in a very clever and amusing way

Epigram








316 A short speech or poem made at end of a play Epilogue

317 A short stay at a place Sojourn

318 A short summary of a book or speech Epitome

319 A short walk for pleasure or exercise Stroll

320 A signature on the back of a paper or cheque Endorsement

321 A small enclosure for cattle, sheep, poultry etc Fold

322 A small shop that sells fashionable clothes, cosmetics etc Boutique

323 A small umbrella Parasol

324 A smart and educated individual Intellectual

325 A song to put babies to sleep Lullaby

326 A spear on a rope for catching whales and other larger fish Harpoon

327 A specialist who tests eyesight Ophthalmologist

328 A speech which is delivered for the first time Maiden Speech

329 A speech/ statement which is delivered without preparation Extempore

330 A state of mental weariness form of occupation Ennui

331 A style in which a writer makes a display of his knowledge Pedantic

332 A substance like ether, chloroform Anaesthetic

333 A substance which is used to kill a germ Germicide

334 A substance which is used to kill an insect Insecticide

335 A substance which prevents wound from germs Antiseptic

336 A subtle allusive and generally deprecatory remark Innuendo

337 A sudden rush of wind storm

338 A supreme ruler Monarch

339 A symbolic religious ceremony especially baptism Sacrament

340 A temple dedicated to all the gods Pantheon

341 A thing which breaks easily Brittle

342 A thing which can easily be broken Fragile

343 A thousand times one thousand Million

344 A tiny living organism causing disease Microbe

345 A traditional story related to deities Myth

346 A vehicle which is used to carry a dead body Hearse

347 A vehicle which is used to carry a sick or wounded person Ambulance








348 A very delicate flaw or mistake which is not expected from the person making it Solecism

349 A wall built to prevent the sea or a river from flooding an area Embankment

350 A whole body of wage earners Proletariat

351 A woman who entertains guest Hostess

352 A woman who is a specialist in reproductive organs Gyanaecologist

353 A woman who is in charge of nursing in a hospital Matron

354 A woman who remains unmarried Spinster/maid

355 A woman whose husband is dead Widow

356 A word that is the same in sound as another but different in meaning Homonym

357 A written statement which gives us information Memorandum

358 A young of animals Offspring

359 A young unmarried woman Maiden

360 A large place where any types of wild animals are kept, usually in cages, so that people can see them Zoo

361 Abnormally high blood pressure Hypertension

362 Abounding in blood Sanguine

363 Absence of rain for a long-time Drought

364 According to custom Customary

365 Act of deceiving somebody in order to make money Fraud

366 Act of killing one's clan, family or community Genocide

367 Affectedly and pompously formal person or style Sententious

368 All the customs and beliefs of a society Tradition

369 Allowance due to a wife from her husband on separation Alimony

370 Allowing the passage of rays of light Transparent

371 Amount of money paid to free a prisoner Ransom

372 Amount paid to a man for his labour Remuneration

373 An admirer of art Dilettante

374 An adult male of deer Hart

375 An animal that cannot be tamed Wild

376 An animal that creeps/ crawls and lays eggs Reptile

377 An animal that feeds its young with milk from the female mammary glands Mammal

378 An area of land planted with grapes Vineyard

379 An army officer who is below a captain in rank Lieutenant








380 An assembly of worshippers Congregation

381 An author's explanatory remarks at the beginning of a book Preface

382 An equipment of a horse Harness

383 An event which happens once in eight years Octennial

384 An event which happens once in five years Quinquennial

385 An event which happens once in four years Quadrennial

386 An event which happens once in seven years Septennial

387 An event which happens once in six years Sexennial

388 An event which happens once in ten year Decennial

389 An event which happens once in three years Triennial

390 An event which happens once in two years Biennial

391 An examiner presiding at some university examinations Moderator

392 An excessively morbid desire to steal Kleptomania

393 An idle talk Gossip

394 An imaginary line round the earth Equator

395 An impudent girl Minx

396 An infectious disease in back of the throat Diphtheria

397 An insatiable, often periodic, craving for alcoholic drink Dipsomania

398 An inscription on a monument in memory of the dead Epitaph

399 An instrument for measuring the pressure of the atmosphere Barometer

400 An instrument which is used to view objects at a distance Telescope

401 An occasion of great importance Momentous

402 An office without any work but high pay Sinecure

403 An official agreement to a proposal Assent

404 An official announcement issued to the press Communique

405 An official counting of the population Censes

406 An official record of the proceeding of a meeting Minutes

407 An optical instrument for magnifying objects Microscope

408 An outline of a play, opera Scenario

409 An unscrupulous person who puts experience before principle Opportunist

410 An unusual bent of mind Eccentricity

411 Angry at injustice Indignant








412 Animal having two feet Biped

413 Animal that moves on its belly or small legs Reptile

414 Animals equally at home on land or at sea / water Amphibian

415 Animals living in water Aquatic

416 Animals of region or epoch Fauna

417 Anxious to help somebody Solicitous

418 Any alcoholic drink Liquor

419 Any kind of grain used for food Cereal

420 Any language in speaking only Colloquialism

421 Any soft drink except water Beverage

422 Anything written in a letter after it is signed Postscript

423 Apparatus for keeping articles in cool Refrigerator

424 Application of name or descriptive term to an object to which it is not literally applicable

Metaphor

425 Application of pasteurize in order to sterilize milk etc by exposure to high temperature

Pasteurisation

426 Approximate calculation of something Estimate

427 A pupil who looks after the boys in the class in the absence of the teacher Monitor

428 Art and science of building construction Architecture

429 Art of beautiful handwriting Calligraphy

430 Art of growing vegetables, fruits, flowers Horticulture

431 Art of making fireworks Pyrotechnics

432 Art of map making Cartography

433 Art or craft needing skill with hand Handicraft

434 Artificial centre for honey bees Hive

435 Artificial covering of hair for the head Wig

436 As opposed to realistic, imagined not real Fictitious

437 Ascribing or attributing to something or someone Imputation

438 Assembly of listeners Audience

439 Assembly of worshippers Congregation

440 Attachment to what is natural Naturalism

441 Author's explanatory remarks at the beginning of a book Preface

442 Baggage of a traveller Luggage








443 Bearing living young Viviparous

444 Bearing young by eggs Oviparous

445 Being unable to pay one's debt Insolvent

446 Belief not based on reason or knowledge Superstition

447 Belief that God is in everything and that everything is God Pantheism

448 Belief that war and violence are unjustified Pacifism

449 Belonging or pertaining to an individual from birth Congenital

450 Belonging to a class between the gentry and the labourers Bourgeois

451 Belonging to all parts of the world Universal

452 Belonging to long past Ancient

453 Belonging to this world, earthly Mundane

454 Bird that comes and goes with seasons Migratory

455 Bitter and violent attack in words Diatribe

456 Blessing given by a priest Benediction

457 Board of directors in a company or organization Directorate

458 Body of human being or animal enabled for burial Mummy

459 Books, pictures etc intended to arouse sexual desire Erotica

460 Break an agreement, law or promise Violate

461 Brief account of a subject Summary/compendium

462 Bring back to life Revive

463 Bring under control by force Capture

464 Bring under control in war Subjugate

465 Building in which dead bodies are kept for a time Mortuary

466 By which human form and personality is attributed to God Anthropomorphism

467 Call back to the mind Recall

468 Call upon God or any other power (like law) etc for help or protection Invocation

469 Capable of being reached Accessible

470 Capable of being understood in either of two or more possible senses and therefore not definite

Ambiguous

471 Capable of being wounded Vulnerable

472 Capable of living both on land and water Amphibious

473 Care taken in advance to avoid a risk Precaution

474 Centre of attraction or interest Cynosure








475 Ceremony of crowning a king Coronation

476 Change in direction Diversion

477 Change to something abnormal, unnatural Perversion

478 Chief actor or character in a story or drama Protagonist

479 Child of unusual or remarkable talent Prodigy

480 Clinic for the treatment for consumptives in hilly areas where the climate is salubrious Sanatorium

481 Colourful and expensive way Extravaganza

482 Colouring matter of green part of plants Chlorophyll

483 Commencement of adjacent words with the same letter Alliteration

484 Communication between mind and other than the known channel of senses Telepathy

485 Compulsory enlistment for military and other services Conscription

486 Constant efforts to achieve something Perseverance

487 Crawling animals with many feet Centipede

488 Criticizing popular beliefs or established customs and ideas Iconoclastic

489 Dead body of animal Carcass

490 Departure of many people Exodus

491 Deviation from the common rule or standard Anomaly

492 Diehard, believer and supporter of some religion, cause or political ideology Fanatic

493 Distinguishing marks of an office Insignia / Badge

494 Dull uniformity of tone or sound Monotony

495 Eater of flesh Carnivore

496 Existing forever Eternal

497 Existing since old times Antique

498 Expert in horse riding Cavalier

499 Expert in the scientific study of skin diseases Dermatologist

500 Extreme enthusiasm for a cause Zeal

501 Extreme of old age when a man behaves like a fool Dotage

502 Extremely extravagant in manners and morals Licentious

503 Extremely loud and showy as opposed to reserved and modest Ostentatious

504 Extremely refined in dress, conduct and speech; Fashionable and modernised Sophisticated

505 Extremely showy and colourful personality; valuable and verbose speech Flamboyant

506 Fail to pay a debt in time Default








507 Faint light after sunset Twilight

508 Faithful supporter Henchman

509 Favourable to health Wholesome

510 Fear of a dead body Nacrophobia

511 Fear of animals Zoophobia

512 Fear of being enclosed in a small closed space Claustrophobia

513 Fear of being in open space Agoraphobia

514 Fear of books Bibliophobia

515 Fear of crowds Agoraphobia

516 Fear of dead body Necrophobia

517 Fear of foreigners Xenophobia

518 Fear of height Aerophobia

519 Fear of home surroundings Ecophobia

520 Fear of oneself Autophoby

521 Fear of snakes Ophiophobia

522 Fear of strangers Xenophobia

523 Fear of water Hydrophobia

524 Fit for bad temper or anger Tantrum

525 Fixed sum of money paid to somebody as income in his life time Annuity

526 Flat metal or porcelain plate fixed on a wall as an ornament or memorial Plaque

527 Flesh eating animal Carnivore

528 Flesh of sheep used as food Mutton

529 Fond of entertaining guests Hospitable

530 Fond of much alcoholic drink Bibulous

531 For warning of an impending danger Premonition

532 Forbidden, prohibited by law Illicit

533 Form opinion in advance Preconceive

534 Former holder of an office or a position Predecessor

535 Free from punishment Impunity

536 From one generation to another Hereditary

537 Fruit or sweet-dish usually eaten after the main meals Dessert

538 Future generation Posterity








539 Gaining knowledge and skill Experience

540 Garden of fruit-trees Orchard

541 Gathering of all things Omnibus

542 General instructions Directive

543 Gift of money to a retiring people Gratuity

544 Give the right to vote Enfranchise

545 Give tit for tat Retaliate

546 Goddess of flowers Flora

547 Gone out of use now Obsolete

548 Governing body of a university Senate

549 Government by a few people Oligarchy

550 Government by a king / queen Monarchy

551 Government by divine laws Theocracy

552 Government by elected representatives Democracy

553 Government by elected representatives without a monarch Republic

554 Government by intelligentsia Meritocracy

555 Government by officials in a state Bureaucracy

556 Government by person of highest social order. Aristocracy

557 Government by the rich and the powerful class Plutocracy

558 Government in which no distinction is made between persons of different religions

Secular

559 Government run by a dictator Dictatorship

560 Greedy for money Rapacious

561 Guided by one's sense of duty Conscientious

562 Guilty of accepting bribes extremely mercenary Venal

563 Gust of wind Draught

564 Habit of independent thought Individualism

565 Habitual character and disposition Ethos

566 Handwriting that can be easily read Legible

567 Happening at the same time Contemporary

568 Hater of books Misobiblic

569 Hater of learning Misologist

570 Hater of marriage Misogamist








571 Having more than one meaning Ambiguous / Equivocal

572 Having no beginning or end to its existence Eternal

573 Head of a corporation Mayor

574 Helpful but not an essential part Accessory

575 His motive was merely to get money Mercenary

576 Honesty and uprightness of character Integrity

577 Hundred in / Hundredth Anniversary Centenary

578 Imaginary ailments (disease) Hypochondria

579 In a state of mutual hostility Antagonistic

580 In sufficient feeding or nourishing Malnutrition

581 Incapable of being admitted or allowed Inadmissible

582 Incapable of being avoided Unavoidable / inevitable

583 Incapable of being believed Incredible

584 Incapable of being defended Indefensible

585 Incapable of being destroyed Indestructible

586 Incapable of being divided Indivisible

587 Incapable of being done Impossible

588 Incapable of being explained or accounted for Inexplicable

589 Incapable of being expressed in words Inexpressible

590 Incapable of being justified or excused Inexcusable

591 Incapable of being out into practice Impracticable

592 Incapable of being overcome Insurmountable

593 Incapable of being penetrated Impenetrable

594 Incapable of being perceived by the senses Imperceptible

595 Incapable of being reached Inaccessible

596 Incapable of being repaired Irreparable

597 Incapable of being solved Insoluble

598 Incapable of being taken by force of arms Impregnable

599 Incapable of being tired out Inexhaustible

600 Incapable of being wound or hurt Invulnerable

601 Income just sufficient to live on Subsistence

602 Killing of large numbers of defenceless people Massacre








603 Kind of substance in the blood tending to neutralise others that are harmful Antibody

604 Lack of enough blood in the body Anaemia

605 Land that does not grow anything Barren

606 Land that grows things in abundance Fertile

607 Large scale departure of people Exodus

608 Largest body of water on the earth Ocean

609 Laugh with the tongue striking against the teeth Titter

610 Letter of request for a job Application

611 Liable to be easily broken Brittle

612 Life of a person Biography

613 Life of one written by himself Autobiography

614 Living together of a man and woman without being married to each other Concubinage

615 Long story of the great heroes Epic

616 Looking upon bright side of things Optimism

617 Looking upon dark side of things Pessimism

618 Loss of memory Amnesia

619 Lover of dogs Canophilist

620 Man who hates mankind Misanthropic

621 Mania for stealing articles Kleptomania

622 Many people who come to see theatre, concert or lecture Audience

623 Marriage of God Theogamy

624 Mental derangement Paranoia

625 Migratory insects-highly destructive to vegetation Locust

626 Military waking signal sounded in the morning Reveille

627 Move slowly on hands and knees Crawl

628 Murderer of a king Regicide

629 Murderer of an infant Infanticide

630 Nature of double dealing Duplicity

631 Neutral party called upon to settle a dispute without reference to any other party Arbiter

632 Not allowing the passage of light Opaque

633 Not bearing the name of writer Anonymous

634 Not definitely or clearly expressed Inexplicity








635 Not fit to be eaten Inedible

636 Not refined and fluent but full of jerky movements Erratic

637 Not to be fitted Inapt

638 Number of ships Fleet

639 Objects possessed of life Animate

640 Occurring at the same time Simultaneous

641 Of unknown or unadmitted authorship Anonymous

642 Offering made to God Oblation

643 Old age that results in odd and unique behaviors Senility

644 One dying for a noble cause Martyr

645 One going on foot Pedestrian

646 One imitating others voices gestures etc Mimic

647 One not concerned with right or wrong Amoral

648 One thousand millions Milliard

649 One who abandons his religious faith Apostate

650 One who abstains from alcoholic drinks Teetotaler

651 One who always gets into trouble Scapegrace

652 One who analyses handwriting Graphologist

653 One who attacks Assaulter/ Assailant

654 One who attends the sick and prescribes medicine Physician

655 One who believes in fate Fatalist

656 One who believes in god Theist

657 One who believes in oneself Egoist

658 One who believes in the existence of God Theist

659 One who believes in the philosophy that nothing has real existence Nihilist

660 One who believes that gaining pleasure is the most important thing in life Hedonist

661 One who believes that nothing can be said about God Agnostic

662 One who breaks the established traditions and image Iconoclast

663 One who can neither read nor write Illiterate

664 One who can read and write Literate

665 One who can use either of his hands with ease Ambidextrous

666 One who cannot be corrected or reformed Incorrigible








667 One who cannot be easily pleased Fastidious

668 One who cannot be soothed or calmed or near pacified Implacable

669 One who cannot die Immortal

670 One who carves on stone Sculptor

671 One who cleans everything Sweeper

672 One who collects stamps Philatelist

673 One who commits the first act of attack Aggressor

674 One who does not believe in the existence of God Atheist

675 One who does not eat, meat, fish and eggs Vegetarian

676 One who drives an aeroplane Pilot/Aeronaut

677 One who eats human flesh Cannibal

678 One who eats too much Glutton

679 One who entertains the guest Host

680 One who fluently speaks many languages Polygot

681 One who foretells by calculating the movements of the stars Astrologer

682 One who generously acts for the welfare and amelioration of mankind Humanitarian

683 One who goes for a secret official mission Emissary

684 One who habitually talks while sleeping Somniloquist

685 One who has no settled home Vagrant

686 One who has regard for others as the basic principle of his actions Altruistic

687 One who has suddenly gained new wealth, power or prestige Parvenu

688 One who holds that nothing is or can be known of the existence of God Agnostic

689 One who is all powerful Omnipotent

690 One who is always seeking to escape from the harsh realities of life Escapist

691 One who is banished from his home or native land Exile

692 One who is engaged in husbandry Agriculturist

693 One who is engaged in the diplomatic service of a country Diplomat

694 One who is excessively patriotic Chauvinist

695 One who is given to pleasures of the flesh Epicurean

696 One who is loved and respected Idol

697 One who is loved by every one Popular

698 One who is new to any thing Novice








699 One who is not orthodox Heterodox

700 One who is present everywhere Omnipresent

701 One who is qualified to navigate an aircraft Navigator

702 One who is subject to failure or to committing mistakes Fallible

703 One who journeys from place to place Itinerant

704 One who keeps accounts for business Accountant

705 One who kills important people in politics Assassin

706 One who knows everything Omniscient

707 One who lives at the same time as another Contemporary

708 One who lives in seclusion with thoughts of God Hermit

709 One who lives near another Neighbour

710 One who looks after the patients Nurse

711 One who looks bright side of things Optimist

712 One who looks on Onlooker

713 One who looks only the dark side of things Pessimist

714 One who loves his country Patriot

715 One who loves mankind Philanthropist

716 One who makes a scientific study of language Linguist

717 One who makes a secret plan against somebody Conspirator

718 One who makes and sells spectacles Optician

719 One who makes love now to one and now to another Philanderer

720 One who makes thing with wood Carpenter

721 One who mends shoes Cobbler

722 One who plans and designs building Architect

723 One who plans to destroy all governments Anarchist

724 One who plays the role of bringing two antagonistic parties together Mediator

725 One who plays, sings, paints pictures etc not for money, but for the love of it Amateur

726 One who possesses many talents Versatile

727 One who prescribes medicine Physician

728 One who readily believes everything and everyone Credulous

729 One who receives something Recipient

730 One who regains health and strength after illness Convalescent








731 One who resists to the end Diehard

732 One who rides a horse in a race Jockey

733 One who sells articles travelling Hawker

734 One who sells flower Florist

735 One who sells rice, dal etc Grocer

736 One who shoots with bow and arrow Archer

737 One who skilled in language Linguist

738 One who speaks many languages Polyglot

739 One who speaks two languages Bilingual

740 One who specialises in the study of birds Ornithologist

741 One who spend very little Miser

742 One who studies the mind Psychologist

743 One who studies the star Astronomer

744 One who takes an active part in politics Activist

745 One who takes pleasure in cruel, inhuman and unnatural acts of tyranny Sadist

746 One who teaches pupil Teacher

747 One who thinks his own interest Selfish

748 One who thinks that human nature is essentially evil Cynic

749 One who travels Traveler

750 One who tries to do good to mankind Philanthropist

751 One who visits holy places Pilgrim

752 One who walks on ropes Acrobat

753 One who walks while asleep Somnambulist

754 One who washes clothes Washerman

755 One who wastes money for luxury Extravagant

756 One who wishes the good of another Well-wisher

757 One who witnesses secretly to private conversation Eavesdropper

758 One who writes short hand Stenographer

759 One working in the same place Colleagues

760 Opposed to great or sudden change Consenrative

761 Original model Prototype

762 Over bearing Supercilious








763 Painful disease of the joints and muscles Rheumatism

764 Papers written by hand Manuscript

765 People sent to foreign countries to preach a particular religion Missionary

766 People travelling in trains buses etc Passengers

767 People who watches Jatra, game show etc Spectators

768 Person having the same opinions Unanimous

769 Person who bakes bread, cake etc Baker

770 Person who collects news Journalist

771 Person who cuts people’s hair Barbar

772 Person who gives direction Director

773 Person who works for other in the court Lawyer

774 Person with whom one is acquainted Acquaintance

775 Persons living at the same time Contemporary

776 Persons who work in the same department of an office Colleagues

777 Persuade by flattery Cajole

778 Place of good climate for invalids Asylum

779 Placing a thing beside another Juxtapose

780 Plans and promises which are declared by a candidate before the people in election

Manifesto

781 Power or right of self-government Autonomy

782 Present form or before birth Congenital

783 Pretence of having a virtuous character Hypocrisy

784 Prevent from being carried out Circumvent

785 Prevention of loss, waste, damage Conservation

786 Process of sewing designs on cloth or other materials Embroidery

787 Produced or manufactured within the country without foreign aid or collaboration Indigenous

788 Producing a lot of books or other things Prolific

789 Property handed down after the death of a person Legacy

790 Principle that the war should and could be abolished Pacifism

791 Property inherited from one's father or ancestors Patrimony

792 Property that which is given to a person by one's will Legacy

793 Public merry making and feasting Carnival

794 Published after the death of author Posthumous








795 Pull out of usual shape Distort

796 Put into the form of a code Codify

797 Put off for a future time Postpone

798 Put under the surface of water Submerge

799 Question or problem difficult to answer or understand Puzzle/Riddle/Enigma

800 Quick to judge and understand Perspicacious

801 Reaching the final or the highest point Consummation

802 Reasoning power of the mind Intellect

803 Receiving guests warmly Hospitality

804 Record of events in the order of their happenings Chronicle

805 Recurrence of some disease after generation or similarity in special features with remote ancestors

Atavism

806 Reduction in a tax or debt Rebate

807 Refreshment or amusement after hard work Recreation

808 Relating to tragedy Tragic

809 Relation between different aspects of a thing Perspective

810 Relationship by blood or birth Consanguinity

811 Religious discourse Sermon

812 Remedy for all diseases Panacea

813 Representatives are acknowledged Republic

814 Reserved in speech Reticent

815 Responsible according to law Liable

816 Restore to former position Rehabilitate

817 Resulting in death or ending in disaster Fatal

818 Return the same sort of ill treatment Retaliate

819 Return to one's own country Repatriate

820 Reward for a work or service Remuneration

821 Rhetorical exaggeration in speaking or in a piece of writing Hyperbole

822 Right or advantage available to a person Privilege

823 Rise or fall in the level of the sea Tide

824 Rising in arms against an establishment/ government Insurrection/Rebellion

825 Ritual washing of the body Ablution

826 Roof supported by columns at the entrance of a building Portico / Porch








827 Room for children Nursery

828 Room for washing kitchen utensils Scullery

829 Rules for formal behaviour among people Etiquette

830 Sailors working on a ship Crew

831 Salt water lake separated from the sea by sand banks Lagoon

832 Saving of property from loss by fire Salvage

833 Say aloud from memory Recite

834 Say in advance what is likely to happen Forecast/predict/Foretell

835 Scarcity of food Famine

836 School for very young children Kindergarten

837 Science and art of preparing and making good food Gastronomy

838 Science and philosophy of human law Jurisprudence

839 Science and study that treats of coins as medals Numismatics

840 Science and technology of metals Metallurgy

841 Science dealing with heredity Genetics

842 Science dealing with stamp-collection Philately

843 Science dealing with the proper use of terms Terminology

844 Science of birds Ornithology

845 Science of blood Haematology

846 Science of climate Climatology

847 Science of crimes and criminals Criminology

848 Science of fixing dates Chronology

849 Science of healthy living Hygiene

850 Science of human beauty Kalology

851 Science of human mind Psychology

852 Science of inscriptions Epigraphy

853 Science of mankind as an animal Anthropology

854 Science of mechanical and industrial arts Technology

855 Science of poisons Toxicology

856 Science of the causes of diseases Etiology/Aetiology

857 Science of the constitution of the whole universe Cosmography

858 Science of the fossils Palaentology








859 Science of the habits of living things in relation to their environment Ecology

860 Science of the physical structure of the body Anatomy

861 Science of the races of mankind and their relation to one another Ethnology

862 Science of time Horology

863 Science of vocal natural sounds Phonology

864 Science of weight Metrology

865 Science of writing and compiling a dictionary Lexicography

866 Scornful and contemptuous language Opprobrium

867 Sea with a group of many islands Archipelago

868 Search for something Quest

869 Search in the dark Grope / Fumble

870 Secret agreement for a fraudulent purpose Collusion

871 Secret place difficult to access Recess

872 Secret religious meeting Conventicle

873 Secretion of a plant which attracts the insects or birds that pollinate flowers Nectar

874 Send back a criminal into custody for further investigation Remand

875 Send rays of light or heat Radiate

876 Sensitiveness to the action of a particular food Allergy

877 Serious crime like murder, arson Felony

878 Severely abusive writing in journals Scurrilous

879 Shamelessly rude Impudent

880 Showing contemptuous indifference Supercilious

881 Showing deep sorrow for wrong doing Contrite

882 Signal under martial law for people to remain indoors Curfew

883 Signature of someone's name without his permission Forgery

884 Small blood sucking worms Leech

885 So deep that the bottom cannot be reached Unfathomable

886 Socially unconventional, a man of free and easy habits Bohemian

887 Soldiers on big guns mounted on wheels Artillery

888 Soldiers who fight on foot Infantry

889 Soldiers who fight on horseback Cavalry

890 Some previous example from the past Precedent








891 Somebody that foretells the coming of something Harbinger

892 Someone on whom the blame for other's sins can be fixed Scapegoat

893 Someone who is driven by passion to do crazy things Zealot or Fanatic

894 Someone who sees everything negatively Cynic

895 Something artificial having the appearance of something got up Factitious

896 Something capable of being done Feasible

897 Something regularly found among a particular people or community Endemic

898 Something that happens without a cause Accident

899 Something that is hidden Mystery

900 Something that is not understandable Incomprehensible

901 Something that is poisonous or unhealthy Trivial

902 Something that is too delightful or beautiful for words Ineffable

903 Something that serves as a reminder Momento

904 Something which is not thorough or profound Superficial

905 Something which provides interest and attraction Incentive

906 Sound of bell at death or funeral Knell

907 Speak in a very low tone Whisper

908 Specialist in mental or emotional disturbance Psychiatrist

909 Spreading by infection Infectious

910 State of being of one mind Unanimous

9911 Statement showing remarkable degree of prediction Prophecy

912 Statement that is obviously true Platitude

913 Steal and carry away a man, woman or child to achieve a goal Kidnap

914 Stealing from the writings of others Plagiarism

915 Stealthily done Surreptitious

916 Stream flowing into another big river Tributary

917 Strong desire for food, wealth Greed

918 Strong dislike between two persons Antipathy

919 Study of ancient things like tombs, buried towns Archaeology

919 Study of ancient writings and inscriptions Palaeography

920 Study of coins Numismatics

921 Study of fossils Paleontology








922 Study of law Nomology

923 Study of oceans and their phenomena Oceanography

924 Study of the development of plants and animals from earlier forms Genealogy

925 Style of speaking well Elocution

926 Substitution of a mild for a very blunt expression Euphemism

927 Succession of rulers belonging to one family Dynasty

928 Such as cannot be tolerated Unbearable

929 Suffering for being without food Hungry

930 Supreme law making assembly Parliament

931 Talk that brings bad reputation to somebody Scandal

932 Technical knowledge of a particular work Know-how

933 Tell the nature of disease by its symptoms Diagnose

934 Temple dedicated to all the gods Pantheon

935 Tendency to grow downwards Geotropism

936 That can be expressed in words Expressible

937 That can be felt or touched Palpable

938 That can be perceived by the senses Perceptible

939 That can live without outside help Viable

940 That cannot be exhausted Inexhaustible

941 That is fir to chosen Eligible

942 That is fit to be eaten Eatable

943 That must be happen Inevitable

944 That which can be easily believed Credible

945 That which can be easily set on fire Inflammable

946 That which can be easily understood Intelligible

947 That which can be heard Audible

948 That which can be rooted out Eradicable

949 That which can be seen Visible

950 That which can easily be curved without breaking Flexible

951 That which can not be calculated Incalculable

952 That which can not be corrupted Incorruptible

953 That which can not be erased or removed Indelible








954 That which can not be perceived by touch Independent

955 That which can not be put out or extinguished Inextinguishable

956 That which can not be satisfied Insatiable

957 That which cannot be altered Unajlterable/ Irrevocable

958 That which cannot be broken through Impregnable

959 That which cannot be burnt Incombustible

960 That which cannot be called back Irredeemable

961 That which cannot be defeated Invincible

962 That which cannot be easily imitated or copied Inimitable

963 That which cannot be moved Immobile

964 That which cannot be put into practice Impracticable

965 That which cannot be read Illegible

966 That which cannot be seen Invisible

967 That which cannot be understood Incomprehensible

968 That which eats grass Herbivore /Herbivorous

969 That which exists separately from other people Intangible

970 That which has no life Inanimate

971 That which has very harmful and dangerous effects Detrimental

972 That which is all inclusive Exhaustive

973 That which is cat like Feline

974 That which is corpse like Cadaverous

975 That which is cow like Bowine

976 That which is dog like Canine

977 That which is fish like Piscine

978 That which is fox like Vulpine

979 That which is lion like Leonine

980 That which is morally dangerous Pestiferous

981 That which is most likely to happen in future Imminent

982 That which is no longer in use Obsolete

983 That which is not composed of matter Incorporeal

984 That which is open to more than one interpretation Ambiguous

985 That which is pig like Porcine








986 That which is prohibited by law Prohibitory

987 That which lasts for a short time Transitory

988 That which reminds one of something Reminiscent

989 That which surpasses Transcendental

990 That which tries to side-track the main issue by irrelevance Evasive

991 The abandonment of one's country or cause Desertion

992 The act of fixing of a proper position for something Orientation

993 The act of killing a human being Homicide

994 The act of killing one's brother Patricide

995 The act of provoking and goading a man Instigation

996 The act of talking impiously about sacred things Blasphemy

997 The animals of a particular region or epoch Fauna

998 The art of spelling words correctly Orthography

999 The art of tilling land and growing plants and crops Agriculture

1000 The bony framework of the body Skeleton

1001 The building where solders live Barracks

1002 The cessation of warfare before a treaty is signed Armistice

1003 The dead body of a human being Corpse

1004 The dead body of an animal Carcase

1005 The designing, building and flying of aircraft Aviation

1006 The highest singing voice in women or boys or A music in highest voice Soprano

1007 The house in which Eskimos live Igloo

1008 The house of dogs Kennel

1009 The house where Muslims pray Mosque

1010 The house where the Christians pray Church

1011 The inability of a person to shun alcoholic drinks Dipsomania

1012 The letters used in writing a language Alphabet

1013 The life history of a person written by another Biography

1014 The life history of a person written by himself Autobiography

1015 The man in charge of museum Curator

1016 The murder for political reasons Assassination

1017 The murder of one's husband Mariticide








1018 The murder of one's mother Matricide

1019 The murder of one's sister Sorocide

1020 The murder of one's wife Uxoricide

1021 The original inhabitants of a country Aborigines

1022 The place where the dead are buried Graveyard

1023 The place where the horse stay Stable

1024 The plants of certain region Flora

1025 The practice of taking exorbitant or excessive interest on the money lent Usury

1026 The practice of worshipping statues as gods Idolatry

1027 The science of bee keeping cultivation and maintenance of bee-hives Apiculture

1028 The science of for telling events by stars Astrology

1029 The science of human body Anatomy

1030 The science of languages Philology

1031 The science of reasoning Logic

1032 The science of space and numbers Mathematics

1033 The science of triangles Trigonometry

1034 The sound of a funeral bell Knell

1035 The state of being miserable bereft of all material possessions Destitution

1036 The state of being miserable, bereft of all possessions Destitute

1037 The state of being without a wife; abstaining from marital relationship Celibacy

1038 The state of having two wives Bigamy

1039 The state of living unmarried Celibacy

1040 The study of insects Entomology

1041 The study of maps Cartography

1042 The study of physical phenomenon of lakes Limnology

1043 The study of population Demography

1044 The study of the functions of the body Physiology

1045 The study of the origin and history of words Etymology

1046 The system which is observed to do progress or reform Reformism

1047 The word whose meaning is difficult to understand Abstruse

1048 Thing to be corrected in a printed book Corrigendum

1049 Things taken by robbers Booty








1050 Things to be done throughout the day Schedule

1051 Timeframe between kids hitting puberty and being an adult Adolescence

1052 To accuse or charge a person with a crime in due form of law Indict

1053 To banish or turn out of society and fellowship Ostracise

1054 To be biased against Prejudiced

1055 To cause troops etc to spread out in readiness for battle Deploy

1056 To cut something into two pieces Sever

1057 To destroy completely Annihilate

1058 To do away with a rule Abrogate

1059 To escape from hard realities Escapism

1060 To examine one's own thoughts and feelings Introspection

1061 To fall apart over time Disintegrate

1062 To free a prisoner on payment Ransom

1063 To free from the confines of something to liberate from Emancipate

1064 To give someone something to make good for loss or damage Compensate

1065 To give up entirely Renounce

1066 To have a very high opinion of oneself Conceited

1067 To increase the gravity of an offence or the intensity of a dispute Aggravate

1068 To increase the speed of Accelerate

1069 To leave somewhere that is treacherous Escape or Evacuate

1070 To make atonement for one's sins Expiate

1071 To make better, to improve or to lift to a better place Ameliorate

1072 To make evasive or misleading statements Prevaricate

1073 To make thin or fine or to reduce the strength Attentuate

1074 To mediate between two parties in a dispute Intercede

1075 To mediate; to pander over a question Ruminate

1076 To mitigate or lessen the suffering or pain Alleviate

1077 To move along with quick, short twistings Wriggle

1078 To quicken the completion of work Expedite

1079 To raise a pattern or design on the surface of something Emboss

1080 To remove all traces of Eradicate

1081 To restore to good condition Rehabilitation








1082 To restrain by force or impel a person by force Coerce

1083 To seize by authority Confiscate

1084 To support a statement or theory Corroborate

1085 To walk tried and heavy steps Trudge

1086 Too much official formality Red- Tapism

1087 Total loss of voice Aphonia

1088 Touch or stroke lovingly Fondle / Caress

1089 Tough tissues in joints Ligaments

1090 Traits, mental or physical, received from forefathers by birth Hereditary

1091 Treatment by means of exercise and massage Physiotherapy

1092 Troops trained for being dropped by parachute Paratroops

1093 Two or more than two letters combined in one design Monogram

1094 Use of language or gesture which implies threat to someone Intimidation

1095 Use of mild words in place of words required by truth Euphemism

1096 Using of new words Neologism

1097 Usual behaviour of a social group Custom

1098 Voluntary fees paid for professional services which carry no salary Honorarium

1099 Want of sleep Insomnia

1100 Way out for water or steam Outlet

1101 Whose meaning is difficult to understand Abstruse

1102 Wild and noisy disorder Pandemonium

1103 Willful and persistent resistance to lawful authority Contumacy

1104 Winding sheet of a corpse Shroud

1105 Wish to do good to others Benevolence

1106 Withdrawn from service Retired

1107 Word for word Verbatim

1108 Word similar in meaning Synonym

1109 Words alike in sound but different in meaning and spelling Paronym

1110 Words opposite in meaning Antonym

1111 Words or phrases inscribed on a person's tomb Epitaph

1112 Writing material pen, paper etc Stationery








1113 Writings that cannot be read Illegible

1114 Yearly return of the date of an event Anniversary

One Word Substitution /Single-word - Sirs Solutions

Documents