Injury, harm; (n) defeat, deprivation,

lingo: (n) slang, cant, tongue, dialect,

fasten, engage, hold; (adj, n) hair; (n)

deficit, destruction, forfeit,

language, idiom, argot, vernacular,

curl, padlock, hook. ANTONYMS:

forfeiture, bereavement.

patois, technicality, speech

(v) open, undo, disengage, flex; (n)

ANTONYMS: (n) retrieval,

lion: (adj, n) celebrity, hero; (adj)

key; (adv) partially, partly

appearance, victory, recovery,

worthy, great card, tiger; (n) Leo,

lodging: (n) abode, apartment,

gaining, income, gain, accumulation,

cat, king of beasts, curiosity,

accommodation, housing, hostel,

win, benefit, fortune

luminary, spectacle

residence, quarter, home,

lost: (adj, v) forlorn, extinct, gone,

lips: (n) lip, inlet, logical inference

lodgement, address, hospice

missing, helpless; (adj) hopeless,

per second, chops, porch, portal,

loftiest: (adj) uppermost, top,

bewildered, forgotten, disoriented,

portico, propylon, snout, door,

sovereign

broken; (n) loss. ANTONYMS: (adj)

orifice

lofty: (adj, v) high, elevated; (adj)

present, found, existing, won, saved,

liquor: (n) fluid, broth, alcohol,

exalted, eminent, arrogant, grand,

aware

booze, brew, brandy, arrack, spirits,

tall, haughty, great, distinguished,

lots: (adj, n) plenty, heaps; (adj) a lot,

schnapps; (n, v) drink; (adj, n) liquid

majestic. ANTONYMS: (adj) short,

galore; (n) many, scores, scads,

listen: (v) hear, heed, hearken, attend,

lowly, base, modest, deferential,

oodles, much, masses; (adv) a great

harken, list, listening, eavesdrop,

humble

deal. ANTONYM: (n) few

mind, concentrate, pay attention

london: (n) British capital, jack

loud: (adj) flashy, garish, gaudy,

listening: (v) listen, hear, obey; (n)

London, John Griffith Chaney,

blatant, brassy, boisterous, high,

auscultation, perception, sensing,

Greater London, capital of the

jazzy, brazen, piercing; (adj, adv)

audition, audience, earshot,

united kingdom

forte. ANTONYMS: (adj) tasteful,

auditory modality; (adj) attentive

lonely: (adj) deserted, lone, dreary,

gentle, quiet, subtle, subdued, low,

literary: (adj) bookish, cultured,

solitary, forsaken, desert; (adj, n)

muted, weak, tranquil, thin; (adv)

educated, erudite, literate, formal,

Isolated, alone; (adv) lonesomely,

softly

literature, writing, scholarly,

solely, solitarily. ANTONYMS: (adj)

loudly: (adv) vociferously, noisily,

knowledgeable, studious

sheltered, populous, cheerful,

loud, clamorously, showily,

literature: (n) letters, science, writing,

nearby; (n) foe

strongly, flamboyantly,

belles lettres, letter, printed matter,

long: (v) yearn, desire, hanker,

obstreperously, luridly,

muses, novel, polite literature,

languish, ache, wish; (adj, n)

boisterously; (adj, adv) forte.

republic of letters, profession

extensive; (n, v) hunger; (adj)

ANTONYMS: (adv) softly, thinly,

litter: (adj, n) brood, jumble; (n)

extended, lengthy; (n) length.

silently, piano, pleasantly

bedding, stretcher, waste, refuse,

ANTONYMS: (adj) short, brief,

love: (n) desire, fondness, affection,

junk, trash, mess; (n, v) clutter; (adj)

concise

dear, liking, benevolence, charity,

disarray. ANTONYMS: (v) clean; (n)

longer: (adj) longest, better, lengest;

honey, devotion; (v) enjoy; (n, v)

space

(adv) farther; (n) yearner, thirster

worship. ANTONYMS: (n, v)

little: (adj, adv) small; (adj)

look: (n, v) gaze, aspect, figure; (adj,

dislike; (n) abhorrence, hatred,

diminutive, insignificant, short, tiny,

v) seem; (v) appear, expect; (n)

aversion, detestation, detachment,

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indifference; (v) abhor; (adv)

stop

marketplace, bazaar, grocery store;

roughly

maker: (n) creator, manufacturer,

(n, v) shop, trade; (v) demand, sell,

loveable: (adj) amiable, adorable

author, architect, builder, producer,

commercialize, exchange

loved: (adj) beloved, pet, cherished,

inventor, constructor, father,

marquis: (n) lord, marquisate, noble,

precious, liked, adored, respected,

generator, designer

margrave, nobleman, Donald Robert

treasured, esteemed, valued; (n)

making: (n) creation, construction,

perry marquis, don marquis, Markis

darling. ANTONYM: (adj) hated

production, fabrication,

marriage: (adj, n) bridal, nuptial; (n)

loving: (adj) fond, devoted, amorous,

manufacture, cartography, devising,

matrimony, espousal, union,

kind, friendly, ardent, attached,

fashioning, manufacturing,

wedlock, intermarriage, alliance,

admiring, gentle, fatherly; (adj, v)

formation; (v) to make.

coupling; (n, v) match; (v) marry.

tender. ANTONYMS: (adj) cold,

ANTONYMS: (n) undoing,

ANTONYM: (n) separation

uncaring, malicious, cruel, unloving,

destruction

married: (adj) wedded, conjugal,

rough, paternal, indifferent, distant,

makings: (n) expertise, degree,

matrimonial, connubial, nuptial,

disapproving, callous

proficiency, competence,

united, mixed, connected, marrying,

lowered: (adj) lower, reduced, cheap,

component, constituent, eligibility,

attached, unite. ANTONYMS: (adj)

bated, humbled. ANTONYM: (adj)

skill

unmarried, unattached, divorced,

raised

male: (n) fellow, boy, chap, guy, man,

public

lowering: (adj) heavy, dismal,

lad, gent; (adj) masculine, manly,

marry: (n, v) wed, espouse; (v) get

gloomy, threatening, dark, glum,

virile, manlike. ANTONYMS: (adj,

married, link, conjoin, wive, splice,

murky; (n) fall, drop, cut, decline

n) female; (n) woman; (adj)

tie, unite, couple; (n) marriage.

low-spiritedly: (adv) depressedly

feminine, androgynous

ANTONYMS: (v) divorce, separate,

luck: (n) fortune, fate, accident,

malice: (n) spite, animosity, enmity,

split

destiny, hazard, lot, advantage,

venom, ill will, hatred, malevolence,

marrying: (adj) married

providence, portion, happiness; (n,

cruelty, envy, hate, spleen.

masculine: (adj, v) male, not female;

v) chance. ANTONYM: (n) design

ANTONYMS: (n) goodwill,

(adj) manly, manlike, virile,

luggage: (n) baggage, bag, gear, grip,

benevolence, affection, goodness

mannish, mankind, bold, manful;

thing, goods, stuff, things, trunk,

mamma: (n) breast, mother, ma,

(n) gender, he. ANTONYMS: (adj)

suitcase, pack

knocker, boob, mum, mammy,

female, neuter

lying: (adj) false, deceptive,

mom, momma, mommy, mummy

master: (n) captain, instructor, lord;

mendacious, untrue, misleading,

manner: (adj, n) kind; (n) bearing,

(v) control, conquer, command,

fraudulent; (n) lie, falsehood,

demeanor, method, form,

dominate, defeat; (adj, n) original,

fabrication, deceit, dishonesty.

appearance, carriage, way; (n, v)

head, ace. ANTONYMS: (n)

ANTONYMS: (n) honesty,

custom, style, habit

underling, servant, novice, amateur

truthfulness; (adj) truthful

manners: (n) conduct, etiquette,

mastered: (adj) down pat, low,

ma'am: (n) lady, madam,

propriety, behavior, deportment,

downhearted, perfecter, dispirited,

gentlewoman, milady, woman,

manner, courtesy, custom, decorum,

depressed, declining, downcast,

madame, Grande dame, doll, chick,

good manners, usage. ANTONYM:

down in the mouth, cut down,

brothel keeper, bird

(n) vulgarity

beaten

machine: (n) apparatus, device,

mantelpiece: (n) chimneypiece,

masterpiece: (adj, n) tour de force; (n)