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decoy ▸ VERB =
tease, annoy, irritate, bother, mock, wind up (Brit. slang), hound, tormentbaked ADJECTIVE =
dry, desert, seared, scorched, barren, sterile, arid, torridbakkie NOUN (S. African) =
truck, pick-up, van, lorry, pick-up truckbalance VERB
1 =
stabilize, level, steady ◼ OPPOSITE: overbalance
2 =
weigh, consider, compare, estimate, contrast, assess, evaluate, set against
3 =
calculate, total, determine, estimate, settle, count, square, reckon ▸ NOUN
1 =
equilibrium, stability, steadiness, evenness ◼ OPPOSITE: instability
2 =
stability, equanimity, steadiness
3 =
parity, equity, fairness, impartiality, equality, correspondence, equivalence
4 =
remainder, rest, difference, surplus, residue
5 =
composure, stability, restraint, self-control, poise, self-discipline, equanimity, self-restraintbalcony NOUN
1 =
terrace, veranda
2 =
upper circle, gods, gallerybald ADJECTIVE
1 =
hairless, depilated, baldheaded
2 =
plain, direct, frank, straightforward, blunt, rude, forthright, unadornedball NOUN =
sphere, drop, globe, pellet, orb, globule, spheroidballoon VERB =
expand, rise, increase, swell, blow up, inflate, bulge, billowballot NOUN =
vote, election, voting, poll, polling, referendum, show of handsban VERB
1 =
prohibit, bar, block, veto, forbid, boycott, outlaw, banish ◼ OPPOSITE: permit
2 =
bar, prohibit, exclude, forbid, disqualify, preclude, debar, declare ineligible ▸ NOUN =
prohibition, restriction, veto, boycott, embargo, injunction, taboo, disqualification, rahui (N.Z.), restraining order (U.S., Law) ◼ OPPOSITE: permissionband1 NOUN
1 =
ensemble, group, orchestra, combo
2 =
gang, company, group, party, team, body, crowd, packband2 NOUN =
headband, strip, ribbonbandage NOUN =
dressing, plaster, compress, gauze ▸ VERB =
dress, cover, bind, swathebandit NOUN =
robber, outlaw, raider, plunderer, mugger (informal), looter, highwayman or woman, desperadobang NOUN
1 =
explosion, pop, clash, crack, blast, slam, discharge, thump
2 =
blow, knock, stroke, punch, bump, sock (slang), smack, thump ▸ VERB
1 =
resound, boom, explode, thunder, thump, clang
2 =
bump, knock, elbow, jostle
3 (often with
on) =
hit, strike, knock, belt (informal), slam, thump, clatter, beat or knock seven bells out of (informal) ▸ ADVERB =
exactly, straight, square, squarely, precisely, slap, smack (informal), plumb (informal)banish VERB
1 =
exclude, ban, dismiss, expel, throw out, eject, evict
2 =
expel, exile, outlaw, deport ◼ OPPOSITE: admit
3 =
get rid of, removebank1 NOUN
1 =
financial institution, repository, depository
2 =
store, fund, stock, source, supply, reserve, pool, reservoir ▸ VERB =
deposit, keep, savebank2 NOUN
1 =
side, edge, margin, shore, brink
2 =
mound, banking, rise, hill, mass, pile, heap, ridge, kopje or koppie (S. African) ▸ VERB =
tilt, tip, pitch, heel, slope, incline, slant, cantbank3 NOUN =
row, group, line, range, series, file, rank, sequencebankrupt ADJECTIVE =
insolvent, broke (informal), ruined, wiped out (informal), impoverished, in the red, destitute, gone bust (informal) ◼ OPPOSITE: solventbankruptcy NOUN =
insolvency, failure, disaster, ruin, liquidationbanner NOUN
1 =
flag, standard, colours, pennant, ensign, streamer
2 =
placardbanquet NOUN =
feast, spread (informal), dinner, meal, revel, repast, hakari (N.Z.)bar NOUN
1 =
public house, pub (informal, chiefly Brit.), counter, inn, saloon, tavern, canteen, watering hole (facetious, slang), beer parlour (Canad.)
2 =
rod, staff, stick, stake, rail, pole, paling, shaft
3 =
obstacle, block, barrier, hurdle, hitch, barricade, snag, deterrent ◼ OPPOSITE: aid ▸ VERB
1 =
lock, block, secure, attach, bolt, blockade, barricade, fortify
2 =
block, restrict, restrain, hamper, thwart, hinder, obstruct, impede
3 =
exclude, ban, forbid, prohibit, keep out of, disallow, shut out of, blackball ◼ OPPOSITE: admitbarbarian NOUN
1 =
savage, monster, beast, brute, yahoo, swine, sadist
2 =
lout, yahoo, bigot, philistine, hoon (Austral. & N.Z. informal), cougan (Austral. slang), scozza (Austral. slang), bogan (Austral. slang), boor, vulgarianbare ADJECTIVE
1 =
naked, nude, stripped, uncovered, undressed, unclothed, unclad, without a stitch on (informal) ◼ OPPOSITE: dressed
2 =
simple, spare, stark, austere, spartan, unadorned, unembellished, unornamented, bare-bones ◼ OPPOSITE: adorned
3 =
plain, simple, basic, obvious, sheer, patent, evident, starkbarely ADVERB =
only just, just, hardly, scarcely, at a push ◼ OPPOSITE: completelybargain NOUN
1 =
good buy, discount purchase, good deal, steal (informal), snip (informal), giveaway, cheap purchase
2 =
agreement, deal (informal), promise, contract, arrangement, settlement, pledge, pact ▸ VERB =
negotiate, deal, contract, mediate, covenant, stipulate, transact, cut a dealbarge NOUN =
canal boat, lighter, narrow boat, flatboatbark1 VERB =
yap, bay, howl, snarl, growl, yelp, woof ▸ NOUN =
yap, bay, howl, snarl, growl, yelp, woofbark2 NOUN =
covering, casing, cover, skin, layer, crust, cortex (Anatomy, Botany), rindbarracks PLURAL NOUN =
camp, quarters, garrison, encampment, billetbarrage NOUN
1 =
bombardment, attack, bombing, assault, shelling, battery, volley, blitz
2 =
torrent, mass, burst, stream, hail, spate, onslaught, delugebarren ADJECTIVE
1 =
desolate, empty, desert, waste
2 =
infertile, sterile, unproductivebarricade NOUN =
barrier, wall, fence, blockade, obstruction, rampart, bulwark, palisade ▸ VERB =
bar, block, defend, secure, lock, bolt, blockade, fortifybarrier NOUN =
barricade, wall, bar, fence, boundary, obstacle, blockade, obstructionbase1 NOUN
1 =
bottom, floor, lowest part ◼ OPPOSITE: top
2 =
support, stand, foot, rest, bed, bottom, foundation, pedestal
3 =
foundation, institution, organization, establishment, starting point
4 =
centre, post, station, camp, settlement, headquarters
5 =
home, house, pad (slang, old-fashioned), residence
6 =
essence, source, basis, root, core ▸ VERB
1 =
ground, found, build, establish, depend, construct, derive, hinge
2 =
place, set, post, station, establish, locate, installbase2 ADJECTIVE =
dishonourable, evil, disgraceful, shameful, immoral, wicked, sordid, despicable, scungy (Austral. & N.Z.) ◼ OPPOSITE: honourablebash VERB =
hit, beat, strike, knock, smash, belt (informal), slap, sock (slang)basic ADJECTIVE
1 =
fundamental, main, essential, primary, vital, principal, cardinal, elementary
2 =
vital, needed, important, key, necessary, essential, primary, crucial (informal)
3 =
essential, key, vital, fundamental ◼ OPPOSITE: secondary
4 =
main, key, essential, primary
5 =
plain, simple, classic, unfussy, unembellished, bare-bones, lo-fi ▸ PLURAL NOUN =
essentials, principles, fundamentals, nuts and bolts (informal), nitty-gritty (informal), rudiments, brass tacks (informal)basically ADVERB =
essentially, mainly, mostly, principally, fundamentally, primarily, at heart, inherentlybasis NOUN
1 =
arrangement, way, system, footing, agreement
2 =
foundation, support, base, ground, footing, bottom, groundworkbask VERB =
lie, relax, lounge, sprawl, loaf, lie about, swim in, sunbathe, outspan (S. African)bass ADJECTIVE =
deep, low, resonant, sonorous, low-pitched, deep-tonedbat
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