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[ dˈa͡ʊn], [ dˈa‍ʊn], [ d_ˈaʊ_n]

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adj.
• ailing (adjective)
- dis eased,
- weakest,
- more enfeebled,
- more wasting,
- sick as dog,
- under weather,
- dis-eased,
- most wasting,
- most enfeebled.
• bad (adjective)
- up set,
- consciencestricken,
- conscience stricken,
- up-set.
• broken (adjective)
- haywire,
- out order,
- un-satisfactory,
- kaput,
- more busted,
- gone pot,
- more shot,
- in shop,
- in-operable,
- on fritz,
- in need repair,
- on the shelf,
- gone pieces,
- out kilter,
- most inoperable,
- out whack,
- most wracked,
- in operable,
- un satisfactory,
- more wracked,
- more inoperable,
- in need of repair,
- most shot,
- most busted,
- on shelf.
• complete (adjective)
- terminated,
- all over but the shouting,
- all-embracing,
- done with,
- entire,
- home free,
- finished off,
- fini,
- that's it,
- all over.
• crestfallen (adjective)
- singing the blues,
- cast down,
- ass in a sling,
- chapfallen,
- taken down,
- down in the dumps,
- in a funk.
• damaged (adjective)
- flubbed,
- glitched,
- in smithereens,
- beat-up,
- totaled,
- no go,
- mucked up,
- in poor condition,
- snafued,
- out of action.
• dejected (adjective)
- bummed out,
- mopey,
- in the pits,
- Mopish,
- shot down,
- atrabilious,
- broody,
- all torn up.
• depressed (adjective)
- in the dumps,
- in the toilet,
- dysphoric,
- down and out,
- low,
- lowdown,
- in a blue funk,
- low-spirited,
- spiritless,
- melancholic,
- heavy-hearted,
- cast-down,
- tristful,
- low-down,
- on a downer,
- despondent,
- unhappy,
- in pain,
- torn up.
• descendent (adjective)
- nodding.
• descending (adjective)
- de-scending,
- de scending.
• desolate (adjective)
- acheronian,
- funereal.
• despicable (adjective)
- infamous,
- lowlife,
- low-life,
- no good.
• despondent (adjective)
- bummedout,
- more bummed-out,
- most bummed-out,
- more bummedout,
- hopeless,
- more bummed out,
- most grieving,
- more mourning,
- most mourning,
- more grieving,
- most bummed out,
- most bummedout.
• disappointed (adjective)
- worsted,
- crestfallen,
- unsatisfied.
• disconsolate (adjective)
- more torn up,
- more crushed,
- more tornup,
- most crushed,
- most tornup,
- tornup,
- more torn-up,
- most torn-up,
- most torn up.
• discouraged (adjective)
- dis mayed,
- most come-apart,
- more dismayed,
- more cavedin,
- most come apart,
- most dismayed,
- more down in mouth,
- most caved in,
- most beat-down,
- more caved-in,
- most down in mouth,
- most beatdown,
- most comeapart,
- more beat down,
- comeapart,
- more daunted,
- most daunted,
- lost momentum,
- most caved-in,
- most deterred,
- more come-apart,
- caved in,
- more caved in,
- dis-mayed,
- more deterred,
- more come apart,
- more comeapart,
- more beatdown,
- cavedin,
- beatdown,
- most beat down,
- most down-in-mouth,
- most cavedin,
- more down-in-mouth,
- more beat-down.
• dispirited (adjective)
- most shotdown,
- more shot down,
- most shot down,
- most shot-down,
- more shotdown,
- more shot-down.
• disrepair (adjective)
- dis-repair,
- dis repair.
• doleful (adjective)
- doleful,
- Dirgeful,
- painful,
- Dolent.
• done (adjective)
- most succeeded,
- more consummated,
- most consummated,
- most performed,
- more succeeded,
- more performed.
• dormant (adjective)
- in operative,
- more prepatent,
- more slumbering,
- more sidelined,
- more hibernating,
- suspended,
- most sidelined,
- most slumbering,
- most smoldering,
- most hibernating,
- pre patent,
- more smoldering,
- pre-patent,
- in-operative,
- most prepatent.
• downcast (adjective)
- down-in-the-mouth.
• downward (adjective)
- most downwards,
- more downwards.
• earthy (adjective)
- lowbred,
- unidealistic,
- hardboiled,
- home folk.
• fed up (adjective)
- satiated,
- sated,
- more satiated,
- more surfeited,
- most surfeited,
- sick tired,
- more sated,
- most satiated,
- most sated.
• grief-stricken (adjective)
- most devastated,
- grief stricken,
- more devastated,
- more anguished,
- griefstricken,
- most anguished,
- anguished.
• heartsick (adjective)
- heartsick.
• heavy-hearted (adjective)
- more at,
- most at,
- heavy hearted.
• idle (adjective)
- un used,
- more laid off,
- most mothballed,
- most laid off,
- jobless,
- on the bench,
- idler.
• ill (adjective)
- got bug,
- in firmer,
- in firmest,
- off ones feet,
- off feet,
- more bummed,
- out sorts,
- in-firmest,
- most bummed,
- off one feet,
- feeling terrible,
- running temperature,
- in-firmer.
• inactive (adjective)
- somnolent,
- indolent,
- mothballed,
- on hold,
- in holding pattern,
- low key,
- out of service,
- draggy,
- do nothing.
• indisposed (adjective)
- in-disposed,
- in disposed.
• inert (adjective)
- unreactive,
- sluggard,
- inert.
• invalid (adjective)
- in-valid,
- in valid.
• laid-up (adjective)
- laidup.
• lonely (adjective)
- more reclusive,
- un-cherished,
- un-social,
- out cast,
- most renounced,
- more unsocial,
- out-cast,
- most apart,
- un-attended,
- more renounced,
- most outcast,
- more apart,
- un-befriended,
- un befriended,
- most unsocial,
- most estranged,
- more unbefriended,
- more troglodytic,
- with-drawn,
- un social,
- most troglodytic,
- un cherished,
- un attended,
- more outcast,
- more estranged,
- with drawn,
- more uncherished,
- most uncherished,
- most unbefriended.
• low-spirited (adjective)
- lowspirited,
- low spirited.
• mean (adjective)
- low-down and dirty,
- un-friendlier,
- un-friendliest,
- more liverish,
- hard nosed,
- dis agreeable,
- most liverish,
- dis honorable,
- un pleasant,
- low-down dirty,
- dis-honorable,
- liverish,
- un scrupulous,
- touchest,
- lowdown dirty,
- dis-agreeable,
- bad tempered,
- the lowest,
- un-pleasant,
- un friendliest,
- illtempered,
- un friendlier,
- un-scrupulous,
- hardnosed,
- toucher,
- un-friendly,
- badtempered,
- low down dirty,
- low down and dirty.
• melancholy (adjective)
- more mirthless,
- most mirthless,
- more saddening,
- most saddening,
- more saddened.
• miserable (adjective)
- more tormented,
- more tortured,
- most agonized,
- more agonized,
- more suffering,
- most tormented,
- most tortured,
- ruthful,
- most suffering,
- wounded,
- Racked,
- more racked,
- most racked,
- pained.
• morose (adjective)
- splenetic,
- most perversive,
- ill humored,
- most moping,
- illhumored,
- most ill humored,
- morose,
- more ill-humored,
- more moping,
- more illhumored,
- more perversive,
- most illhumored,
- more splenetic,
- more ill humored,
- most splenetic,
- having blahs,
- ill-humored,
- most ill-humored,
- ill tempered.
• off-line (adjective)
- offline,
- dis-connected,
- dis connected,
- off line.
• on the blink (adjective)
- kerflooey,
- most kerflooey,
- more kerflooey,
- on blink.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- discouraged,
- in a bad mood,
- on the sick list,
- feeling awful,
- downward,
- well-disposed,
- saturnine,
- logged off,
- Mooney,
- depressive,
- off top of head,
- got the bug,
- a wrap,
- ADLIB,
- leisured,
- broken down,
- laid low,
- off-line,
- laid-up,
- despicable,
- simpatico,
- unpromising,
- lorn,
- slow,
- without gainful employment,
- not functioning,
- no nonsense,
- sick,
- in disrepair,
- easy-going,
- come-apart,
- favorably disposed,
- closed down,
- coming unstuck,
- inactive,
- fe,
- sick at heart,
- dejected,
- in sympathy with,
- uncool,
- flat tire,
- descending,
- not so hot,
- lonely,
- damaged,
- grief-stricken,
- easy going,
- ad lib,
- sluggish,
- having the blahs,
- depressed,
- unambitious,
- in poor health,
- mirthless,
- up to here,
- laid back,
- on the blink,
- earthy,
- sleepyheaded,
- inoperable,
- well-intentioned,
- hospitalized,
- bummed-out,
- in bad mood,
- miserable,
- uncontrived,
- desolate,
- Qualmish,
- broken,
- in the shop,
- long-faced,
- at liberty,
- ailing,
- Fer,
- Unexercised,
- disrepair,
- used up,
- out of job,
- from the hip,
- unprompted,
- gone to pot,
- done,
- unapplied,
- unemployed,
- Fest,
- inelaborate,
- uncomplex,
- underemployed,
- gone to pieces,
- not working,
- in despair,
- unhealthy,
- disappointed,
- down-in-mouth,
- on same wavelength,
- in blue funk,
- caved-in,
- down in dumps,
- feeling rotten,
- slumbering,
- spontaneous,
- Troglodytic,
- dormant,
- downwards,
- free-spirited,
- break loose,
- buttoned up,
- ill-adapted,
- got a bug,
- in firm,
- all in,
- beat down,
- can't make the grade,
- out of a job,
- dispirited,
- Unpresumptuous,
- fed up,
- Unartful,
- MOPY,
- between jobs,
- ill-equipped,
- in the doldrums,
- complete,
- off one's feet,
- in doldrums,
- let-down,
- on the dole,
- come apart,
- having blue devils,
- out of place,
- uncherished,
- Unbefriended,
- sidelined,
- indisposed,
- unengaged,
- Unbeautified,
- on layoff,
- sick and tired,
- downhearted,
- on sick list,
- beat-down,
- melancholy,
- up here,
- sickly,
- Bummed,
- not fit,
- out of whack,
- down with,
- Workless,
- torn-up,
- prepatent,
- tuned in,
- impaired,
- unfit,
- unpremediated,
- a wreck,
- downcast,
- mean,
- disconsolate,
- out of kilter,
- unsocial,
- perversive,
- unbidden,
- sick as a dog,
- free spirited,
- in a bad way,
- down in mouth,
- fallen apart.
• sad (adjective)
- more grieved,
- sick heart,
- most bereaved,
- in grief,
- most grieved,
- be reaved,
- be-reaved,
- more bereaved.
• saturnine (adjective)
- in low spirits.
• sick (adjective)
- dis ordered,
- in curable,
- more declining,
- in-curable,
- in bad way,
- under medication,
- most declining,
- most hospitalized,
- most infected,
- more infected,
- most qualmish,
- more hospitalized,
- sickest,
- dis-ordered,
- more qualmish.
• sickly (adjective)
- laid-low,
- bilious,
- sickish,
- out of shape,
- peaky,
- invalid.
• slow (adjective)
- unpunctual,
- long-delayed,
- time-consuming,
- slowest,
- long delayed,
- gradual,
- impeded,
- behindhand.
• sluggish (adjective)
- most sleepyheaded,
- laidback,
- mooneyest,
- mooneyer,
- pokey,
- more sleepyheaded,
- lumpish.
• somber (adjective)
- nononsense,
- somber,
- most depressive,
- most sourpuss,
- more sourpuss,
- more depressive.
• sorry (adjective)
- bad.
• spiritless (adjective)
- in different,
- un concerned,
- un-moved,
- un enthusiastic,
- in-different,
- most zero,
- un-concerned,
- sub missive,
- un-enthusiastic,
- unenthusiastic,
- more zero.
• spontaneous (adjective)
- in-voluntary,
- un conscious,
- un-planned,
- un bidden,
- un sophisticated,
- un compelled,
- un studied,
- un constrained,
- more unartful,
- more uncontrived,
- un-contrived,
- in-evitable,
- un-avoidable,
- un-studied,
- un avoidable,
- un-artful,
- un-intentional,
- un controlled,
- more unprompted,
- in evitable,
- un-compelled,
- un planned,
- in voluntary,
- most unpremediated,
- most unartful,
- un intentional,
- more unbidden,
- un artful,
- un-conscious,
- un-forced,
- un prompted,
- most unbidden,
- more unpremediated,
- most unprompted,
- un contrived,
- un-bidden,
- un-prompted,
- from hip,
- un forced,
- most uncontrived,
- off top head,
- un-controlled.
• sullen (adjective)
- glum.
• sympathetic (adjective)
- well intentioned,
- more well disposed,
- welldisposed,
- most welldisposed,
- wellintentioned,
- most simpatico,
- most wellintentioned,
- more well-intentioned,
- more welldisposed,
- more well-disposed,
- having heart,
- more wellintentioned,
- most well-intentioned,
- openminded,
- well disposed,
- more approving,
- more well intentioned,
- most approving,
- open minded,
- most well disposed,
- having a heart,
- most well intentioned,
- more simpatico,
- likeminded,
- like minded,
- most well-disposed,
- sympathetic.
• unemployed (adjective)
- more unengaged,
- re-sting,
- more unexercised,
- most unengaged,
- on bench,
- un-exercised,
- most leisured,
- more leisured,
- more underemployed,
- most underemployed,
- more workless,
- out job,
- un applied,
- un-engaged,
- under employed,
- more unapplied,
- re sting,
- out a job,
- most unapplied,
- under-employed,
- most unexercised,
- on dole,
- most workless,
- un exercised,
- un-applied,
- un employed,
- un engaged,
- un-employed.
• unfit (adjective)
- illequipped,
- unmeetest,
- ill equipped,
- in-expedient,
- un-fit,
- in effective,
- in-congruous,
- un likely,
- more illequipped,
- out element,
- in-felicitous,
- mis taken,
- in-compatible,
- most ill equipped,
- in applicable,
- more uncool,
- most ill-adapted,
- un-suitable,
- un congenial,
- un suitable,
- illadapted,
- in expedient,
- un meeter,
- more ill-adapted,
- in-applicable,
- un promising,
- cant make grade,
- more illadapted,
- most illequipped,
- in-harmonious,
- un-cool,
- illsuited,
- un fit,
- in correct,
- ill suited,
- un suited,
- most uncool,
- un-meetest,
- un cool,
- un becoming,
- in appropriate,
- more ill adapted,
- un likelier,
- most illadapted,
- un-meeter,
- in adequate,
- un-likelier,
- more unpromising,
- un-becoming,
- in-adequate,
- un-suited,
- un meet,
- un-promising,
- un-likely,
- out of element,
- more ill-equipped,
- in congruous,
- unmeeter,
- Unmeet,
- un-meet,
- most ill-equipped,
- more ill equipped,
- in felicitous,
- un meetest,
- cant make the grade,
- most ill adapted,
- in-appropriate,
- un likeliest,
- in compatible,
- in-effective,
- in harmonious,
- most unpromising,
- ill adapted,
- un-congenial,
- can't make grade,
- out place.
• unhealthy (adjective)
- in ill health,
- in a decline,
- in decline.
• unpretentious (adjective)
- in-elaborate,
- un-embellished,
- more freespirited,
- unembellished,
- freespirited,
- more easy going,
- most uncomplex,
- un-ostentatious,
- more unambitious,
- un obtrusive,
- un assuming,
- most unpresumptuous,
- most free-spirited,
- most freespirited,
- more inelaborate,
- un imposing,
- un-imposing,
- most unambitious,
- un beautified,
- more uncomplex,
- more easy-going,
- un ostentatious,
- most inelaborate,
- un presumptuous,
- un-ambitious,
- un-obtrusive,
- in elaborate,
- unpretentious,
- un complex,
- un-presumptuous,
- most easy going,
- un-complex,
- un-pretentious,
- un affected,
- more unpresumptuous,
- un-spoiled,
- un embellished,
- unspoiled,
- more free spirited,
- un spoiled,
- un pretentious,
- more free-spirited,
- most unbeautified,
- un ambitious,
- most free spirited,
- un-beautified,
- more unbeautified.
• woebegone (adjective)
- woebegone.
• wretched (adjective)
- un-fortunate,
- un fortunate.
adv
• Other relevant words: (adverb)
- under,
- under foot,
- by oneself,
- seriously,
- in isolation,
- aside,
- out of commission,
- sidewise.
• out of commission (adverb)
- not in service,
- in repair.
• seriously (adverb)
- actively,
- cool it,
- determinedly,
- with a straight face,
- with sobriety,
- with straight face,
- gravely,
- all joking aside,
- straighten out,
- in all conscience,
- for real,
- thoughtfully,
- cut the comedy,
- in earnest,
- purposefully,
- with forethought,
- in all seriousness.
• under (adverb)
- on the nether side,
- the bottom,
- on the underside,
- concealed by,
- pressed down,
- held down,
- covered by,
- on the bottom.
adv.
• all (adverb)
- downwardly.
• aside (adverb)
- out way,
- be-side,
- out of way,
- neck neck,
- be side,
- out the way,
- in reserve.
• out of commission (adverb)
• seriously (adverb)
- fervently,
- solemnly,
- simmer down,
- sternly,
- sedately.
• underfoot (adverb)
- under-foot.
n.
- along,
- beyond,
- before,
- below,
- after,
- underneath,
- prostrate,
- by,
- Resting,
- apart.
- advancing,
- oncoming,
- direct,
- inoperative,
- across,
- bound for something,
- Into,
- out of order,
- from all sides,
- ahead.
- compatibility,
- case-sensitive,
- overturn,
- bursty,
- throw,
- Antivirus,
- asynchronous,
- trip,
- knock out,
- upset,
- HIT,
- best-of-breed,
- clickable,
- topple,
- gulp down,
- compatible,
- active,
- backward-compatible,
- trample in the dust.
- all,
- assist,
- attack,
- off,
- dull,
- cushion,
- slack,
- concede,
- deadlock,
- increase,
- aggregate,
- chalk something up,
- bury.
- health,
- left,
- homeward,
- downwind,
- laid up,
- clockwise,
- counterclockwise,
- eastbound.
- worse,
- failing,
- infectious,
- sad,
- frail,
- fragile.
- captain,
- ditch,
- come down,
- rise.
- thrash,
- smash.
- anymore,
- at an end,
- past,
- mission accomplished,
- exhausted.
- battered,
- shot,
- flawed,
- wrecked,
- faulty.
- armour,
- armor,
- brush,
- camouflage,
- dewlap,
- exoskeleton,
- beard,
- dander,
- coat.
- skyward,
- bouncy,
- ascending.
- assimilate,
- absorb,
- digest,
- go down,
- metabolize,
- stay down,
- burn,
- metabolise,
- ingestion.
- gizzard,
- cockscomb,
- comb,
- collar,
- bill,
- crest,
- beak.
- rock bottom,
- bottom,
- subnormal,
- sunken,
- lower,
- low-level.
- bequeath,
- come into,
- birthright,
- claimant,
- beneficiary,
- come down to,
- cut off,
- come to,
- be descended from,
- bequest.
- bolt,
- bite,
- champ,
- choke down,
- demolish,
- chow down,
- cannibalize,
- crunch,
- chomp.
- subdued,
- homesick,
- bleak.
- BOGOF,
- open market,
- first refusal,
- wholesale,
- freemium,
- mail order,
- retail,
- at cost.
- descend,
- slip,
- plunge,
- lose your balance/footing,
- plummet.
- grassland,
- field,
- heath,
- lea,
- moorland,
- paddock,
- green,
- moor,
- meadow.
• act (noun)
- down.
• animal (noun)
- down feather.
• behind (noun)
- behind.
• belt down (noun)
- belt down.
• bolt down (noun)
- bolt down.
• comedown (noun)
- un-doings,
- de clines,
- de motion,
- de-feats,
- un doing,
- de motions,
- de feats,
- de-clines,
- de feat,
- de-feat,
- dis-appointment,
- de-cline,
- anti-climaxes,
- anti climax,
- anti-climax,
- de-motion,
- de cline,
- re verse,
- de-motions,
- dis-appointments,
- re-verse,
- dis appointment,
- un-doing,
- un doings,
- dis appointments,
- anti climaxes.
• cut (noun)
- cut.
• cut down (noun)
- cut down.
• descent (noun)
- Downcome.
• devour (noun)
- devour.
• down (noun)
- pile,
- quilts made of down,
- Floccus,
- down the road,
- to the floor,
- to a lower level/position,
- floss,
- to the bottom,
- bloom,
- soft feathers,
- fine hair,
- flue,
- to the ground,
- pappus pappose,
- Pappous,
- fluff.
• downbound (noun)
- downbound.
• downfall (noun)
- de luge,
- de-generations,
- rack ruin,
- de volutions,
- over-throw,
- the skid,
- de luges,
- de-luges,
- de-volution,
- on rock,
- de-volutions,
- de volution,
- de generations,
- de generation,
- over throw,
- de-luge,
- over-throws,
- road ruin,
- de-generation,
- on rocks,
- over throws,
- devolutions,
- on the rock.
• downfield (noun)
- downfield.
• down in the mouth (noun)
- down in the mouth.
• down pat (noun)
- down pat.
• drink down (noun)
- drink down.
• fallen (noun)
- fallen.
• falling (noun)
- falling.
• feather (noun)
- plumules,
- Pennae,
- Calami.
• felled (noun)
- felled.
• fine-tune (noun)
- fine-tune.
• fractional (noun)
- fractional.
• fur (noun)
- lints.
• fuzz (noun)
- lanugo,
- dust ball,
- dust bunny,
- dust bunnies,
- flosses.
• go through (noun)
- go through.
• hair (noun)
- eyebrow,
- split end,
- split ends,
- moustache,
- moustaches,
- frizzies,
- eyelash,
- vibrissa,
- villus,
- Vibrissae,
- Cilia,
- mane,
- cowlick,
- cilium,
- eyelashes,
- thatch,
- sideburns,
- ruffs,
- sideburn,
- Villi,
- eyebrows,
- Manes,
- thatches.
• hill (noun)
- rising grounds,
- eskers,
- in-cline,
- in-clines,
- in clines,
- in cline.
• hurt (noun)
- black blues,
- dis services,
- dis comforts,
- dis-comforts,
- dis-advantage,
- mis-chiefs,
- mis chief,
- dis-comfort,
- black blue,
- black and blue,
- illtreatment,
- dis tress,
- dis advantages,
- dis-services,
- dis tresses,
- dis-service,
- out-rage,
- mis-fortunes,
- mis fortunes,
- mis fortune,
- dis comfort,
- out rages,
- dis advantage,
- ill treatment,
- ill-treatments,
- dis-tresses,
- out-rages,
- mis-chief,
- dis service,
- mis chiefs,
- dis-tress,
- dis-advantages,
- black and blues,
- illtreatments.
• lowered (noun)
- lowered.
• malice (noun)
- de spitefulness,
- de-spitefulnesses,
- malignances,
- de-spites,
- de spitefulnesses,
- de-spite,
- despites,
- de-spitefulness,
- hatefulnesses,
- de spite,
- de spites.
• mastered (noun)
- mastered.
• nap (noun)
- sur-face,
- out side,
- sur face,
- sur faces,
- out-sides,
- out sides.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- malignance,
- poufs,
- quilt,
- lockouts,
- the skids,
- counterpane,
- hummocks,
- biles,
- stoppage,
- rising ground,
- hold-up,
- croppers,
- TORS,
- shingles,
- ill-treatment,
- knoll,
- spitefulness,
- sit down,
- nap,
- ill treatments,
- hair,
- cropper,
- taluses,
- hilltop,
- woof,
- woofs,
- malice,
- boo-boo,
- buttes,
- weft,
- pinion,
- highland,
- upland,
- on the rocks,
- shags,
- devolution,
- BATT,
- sit-down,
- tie-up,
- deflation,
- talus,
- time wasted,
- fin,
- road to ruin,
- Pinnas,
- booboo,
- hold-ups,
- duvets,
- eiderdowns,
- quill,
- comedown,
- pouf,
- shag,
- walkouts,
- Pinnae,
- BATTS,
- pompons,
- wefts,
- tor,
- Esker,
- calamus,
- hilltops,
- pinions,
- hillside,
- pratfall,
- deflations,
- hummock,
- sit-downs,
- plumule,
- booboos,
- pompon,
- hurt,
- duvet,
- pelage,
- fuzz,
- hillsides,
- hatefulness,
- lint,
- pratfalls,
- pelages,
- walkout,
- uplands,
- boo-boos,
- cutoff,
- Butte,
- pinna,
- eiderdown,
- lockout,
- wait,
- highlands,
- counterpanes,
- sores,
- hill,
- downfall,
- Penna,
- feather,
- Tali,
- fur,
- toast,
- bile,
- hillock.
• payment (noun)
- defrayal,
- retaliation,
- payment,
- remittance,
- amortization,
- pay-off,
- out lay,
- Remittances,
- pay-offs,
- defrayment.
• perfect (noun)
- perfect.
• polish (noun)
- polish.
• pour down (noun)
- pour down.
• pull down (noun)
- pull down.
• push down (noun)
- push down.
• quilt (noun)
- counter pane,
- counter-pane,
- counter panes,
- counter-panes.
• refine (noun)
- refine.
• retired (noun)
- retired.
• shoot-down (noun)
- shoot-down.
• stoppage (noun)
- sit downs,
- dis-continuance,
- sitdown,
- dis-continuances,
- dis continuances,
- sitdowns,
- dis continuance.
• thrown (noun)
- thrown.
• tie-up (noun)
- tieup.
• trailing (noun)
- trailing.
• wait (noun)
- time wasteds,
- on holds,
- hold ups.
prep.
• below (preposition)
- be neath,
- under neath,
- down from,
- under-neath,
- be-neath.
v.
• chug (verb)
- drunk one draft,
- chug-a-lugging,
- drank in draft,
- drink one draft,
- drunk draft,
- drank in one draft,
- drank draft,
- drink draft,
- chug-a-lugs,
- drink in draft,
- drinks draft,
- drank one draft,
- chug a lugs,
- chug a lug,
- chug a lugging,
- drinking draft,
- chug-a-lugged,
- drinks in one draft,
- drinking in draft,
- drinks in draft,
- drinks one draft,
- drinking in one draft,
- drunk in one draft,
- drunk in draft,
- drinking one draft,
- chug a lugged.
• consume (verb)
- hoovered,
- tost down,
- stuffs face,
- chowed down,
- in-hale,
- in-haling,
- chows down,
- stuffing ones face,
- stuffing one's face,
- stuff one face,
- stuff face,
- stuffs ones face,
- in hale,
- stuffing face,
- stuffed face,
- stuffed one face,
- in haled,
- chowing down,
- stuffed one's face,
- stuffed ones face,
- stuff ones face,
- in-haled,
- stuffs one's face,
- in hales,
- in haling,
- stuffing one face,
- stuffs one face,
- tossed down,
- tossing down,
- hoovering,
- tosses down,
- in-hales.
• descending (verb)
- descendent.
• drink (verb)
- tost off,
- washes down,
- washing down,
- partook of,
- tossing off,
- wetting whistle,
- washed down,
- liquoring up,
- wetted whistle,
- liquors up,
- partaking of,
- tosses off,
- wets whistle,
- hit bottle.
• englut (verb)
- over eating,
- over indulged,
- over-indulge,
- over indulges,
- over eaten,
- over indulge,
- over-indulges,
- over-eaten,
- over-indulging,
- over indulging,
- over-eating,
- over-indulged.
• fell (verb)
- causing to fall,
- cause fall,
- throws down,
- blew down,
- caused fall,
- knocking over,
- shoots down,
- caused to fall,
- striking down,
- blows down,
- shooting down,
- lays low,
- causing fall,
- knocks over,
- blowing down,
- strook down,
- laying low,
- strikes down,
- causes to fall,
- threw down,
- causes fall.
• finish (verb)
- carrying off,
- de-stroying,
- dis-patching,
- de stroy,
- be sting,
- dis-patch,
- ex terminates,
- putting end to,
- over powered,
- carries off,
- putting an end to,
- ex terminated,
- over-powered,
- over-power,
- ex-terminated,
- over powering,
- ex terminate,
- puts an end to,
- dis-patches,
- be-sting,
- ex terminating,
- ex-terminating,
- over-powering,
- dis-patched,
- dis patch,
- ex-terminates,
- de stroys,
- over powers,
- puts end to,
- dis patching,
- ex-terminate,
- de stroying,
- de-stroys,
- dis patches,
- dis patched,
- de-stroy.
• floor (verb)
- be wilders,
- dis-concerts,
- over throwing,
- dis concert,
- brings up short,
- bring short,
- dis concerting,
- bringing short,
- dis-concert,
- be-wilder,
- brings short,
- be wilder,
- dis-concerting,
- dis concerts,
- dis comfits,
- bringing up short,
- be-wildering,
- be-wildered,
- over-throwing,
- dis-comfits,
- brought short,
- dis-comfit,
- over-thrown,
- be wildering,
- be wildered,
- over thrown,
- be-wilders,
- dis comfit,
- brought up short.
• ground (verb)
- be aching,
- pre vents,
- pre-vents,
- pre-vent,
- be-ached,
- pre vent,
- pre-vented,
- pre venting,
- pre-venting,
- be ached,
- be-aching.
• happen (verb)
- be fell,
- taking effect,
- stumbles upon,
- wast found,
- come in to existence,
- stumbled upon,
- be-tide,
- cropping up,
- be-falls,
- be fallen,
- stumble up on,
- came into existence,
- be-tiding,
- becoming known,
- becoming fact,
- coming in to being,
- became known,
- being found,
- be falls,
- came in to being,
- come in to being,
- stumbles up on,
- stumbled up on,
- became a fact,
- was found,
- becomes a fact,
- came after,
- re-curred,
- becoming of,
- be-tides,
- be tide,
- re-curring,
- becomes of,
- be-tided,
- becomes known,
- takes effect,
- are found,
- becomes fact,
- comes into being,
- be tiding,
- is found,
- comes in to existence,
- presents itself,
- be tides,
- comes into existence,
- be-fallen,
- be-falling,
- became fact,
- be-fall,
- re curring,
- re curred,
- be-fell,
- took effect,
- comes after,
- be fall,
- cropt up,
- came in to existence,
- be tided,
- trans-pire,
- becoming a fact,
- art found,
- became of,
- trans pire,
- comes in to being,
- coming in to existence,
- stumbling up on,
- wert found,
- were found,
- came into being,
- be falling,
- presented itself,
- presenting itself.
• hurdle (verb)
- jumped across,
- overed,
- leaping over,
- leaps over,
- overing,
- saltating,
- saltates,
- saltated,
- jumps across,
- jumping across.
• imbibe (verb)
- raising few,
- raised few,
- raises few,
- raises a few,
- raised a few,
- raising a few,
- raise few.
• ingest (verb)
- in gest,
- in-gest,
- in gests,
- in-gests.
• ingurgitate (verb)
- wolfing down,
- choking down,
- scarfing down,
- scarfed down,
- chokes down,
- scarfs down,
- choked down.
• lick (verb)
- ex celled,
- sur-pass,
- sur-passing,
- ex celling,
- over whelm,
- out strip,
- over whelming,
- out-stripping,
- out-strips,
- sur pass,
- out-strip,
- ex-celled,
- ex-celling,
- sur passes,
- over-whelmed,
- sur-passed,
- over-whelms,
- out-stripped,
- sur-passes,
- over whelms,
- over whelmed,
- out strips,
- over-whelming,
- over-whelm,
- sur passed.
• outdo (verb)
- outguns,
- outjockeying,
- out-shines,
- went better,
- leaves behind,
- outjockeyed,
- out-gun,
- out doing,
- outgunned,
- out foxing,
- pulling a fast one,
- out-rivaling,
- pulls a fast one,
- out-smarts,
- out distance,
- out-smart,
- going better,
- out-jockeying,
- out-rivals,
- out-rival,
- out-jockeys,
- out-did,
- out smarted,
- out-doing,
- shooting ahead,
- blows out of water,
- co oked,
- out-jockey,
- out maneuvering,
- shoots ahead,
- out gunning,
- blowing out of water,
- out done,
- out jockeys,
- out class,
- outjockeys,
- out-classing,
- out-distancing,
- out-smarted,
- out shined,
- out-does,
- out does,
- out-guns,
- out shone,
- out rival,
- out-classed,
- out-rivalling,
- out smarting,
- co-oking,
- went one better,
- out-jockeyed,
- pulled a fast one,
- out-rivaled,
- out-fox,
- out guns,
- out classing,
- out foxes,
- blowing out water,
- blew out water,
- out gunned,
- blow out water,
- out fox,
- co oking,
- out-rivalled,
- blew out of water,
- out shine,
- out-shining,
- out-gunned,
- out rivalled,
- out-shined,
- blows out water,
- out-maneuver,
- out smart,
- out-done,
- out-classes,
- out-distances,
- out distancing,
- shot ahead,
- out rivals,
- out jockeyed,
- goes one better,
- out foxed,
- out distanced,
- out-foxing,
- pulling fast one,
- out rivalling,
- out gun,
- pulled fast one,
- go better,
- fakes out,
- out-maneuvers,
- out did,
- goes better,
- outgunning,
- out-foxes,
- co-oked,
- out maneuvered,
- out smarts,
- out-shine,
- pulls fast one.
• overcome (verb)
- come out top,
- out living,
- over coming,
- came out on top,
- coming out on top,
- gotten the better of,
- being victorious,
- sub-due,
- got better of,
- get better of,
- pre-vailed,
- out lives,
- wert victorious,
- pre-vail,
- gotten around,
- gat around,
- comes out on top,
- art victorious,
- gat better of,
- gets better of,
- sub dues,
- pre vail,
- over-comes,
- re duce,
- sub due,
- rose above,
- comes out top,
- over comes,
- came out top,
- triumphs over,
- are victorious,
- out-living,
- triumphed over,
- out live,
- sub jugate,
- gotten better of,
- pre vailed,
- getting the better of,
- pre vailing,
- am victorious,
- re-duces,
- sub-dues,
- re duces,
- gets the better of,
- were victorious,
- out lived,
- wast victorious,
- pre-vails,
- knocked socks off,
- pre vails,
- got the better of,
- knocking socks off,
- gat the better of,
- re-duce,
- gets around,
- over come,
- triumphing over,
- rises above,
- over-coming,
- knocks socks off,
- out-lives,
- coming out top.
• overturn (verb)
- in-validated,
- over-turning,
- over balancing,
- over-balancing,
- over-balanced,
- re-versed,
- over-balance,
- up turned,
- up ends,
- sets aside,
- re peal,
- re peals,
- up-sets,
- re-peals,
- over-turn,
- up-turned,
- up setting,
- over balance,
- in validated,
- up turns,
- over-turned,
- up-ending,
- up ended,
- over-turns,
- over balances,
- up turning,
- up-turn,
- tipping over,
- re versing,
- up-setting,
- over turns,
- re-pealed,
- up-turns,
- in-validate,
- re pealing,
- in-validates,
- over turning,
- up-ends,
- over balanced,
- in-validating,
- in validate,
- up sets,
- in validating,
- re pealed,
- tips over,
- up-ended,
- in validates,
- over-balances,
- over turned,
- up ending,
- turning upside down,
- up-turning,
- top pled,
- turns upside down.
• polish off (verb)
- finishes off,
- finishes using,
- puts the kibosh on,
- finishing off,
- finished using,
- finishes up,
- putting the kibosh on,
- finishing using,
- uses up,
- finishing up,
- puts kibosh on,
- putting kibosh on.
• retard (verb)
- brings screeching halt,
- de creasing,
- hanging up,
- bringing screeching halt,
- slowing down,
- brought to screeching halt,
- de crease,
- de-tains,
- chokes off,
- slowing up,
- de-tain,
- de creased,
- post pones,
- de-creases,
- post-pones,
- de-laying,
- de-lay,
- de lays,
- slows up,
- de-creasing,
- de laying,
- slows down,
- de-creased,
- retardated,
- de tain,
- de-crease,
- hanged up,
- closes off,
- de creases,
- de lay,
- bringing to screeching halt,
- retardating,
- brought screeching halt,
- post pone,
- de tains,
- bring screeching halt,
- de-lays,
- brings to screeching halt.
• sadden (verb)
- turned one off,
- breaks ones heart,
- put into funk,
- dis-courage,
- dis-heartens,
- break one heart,
- de solating,
- putting a damper on,
- breaks one's heart,
- dis heartening,
- makes blue,
- broke ones heart,
- dis courage,
- drags down,
- bumming out,
- de-solates,
- puts in to a funk,
- made blue,
- dampened spirits,
- puts into a funk,
- bums out,
- putting into a funk,
- turning one off,
- dampening spirits,
- dis courages,
- de-solated,
- brake heart,
- casts down,
- brake one heart,
- put in to funk,
- dis heartens,
- dis-courages,
- de solated,
- put in to a funk,
- breaks heart,
- breaking ones heart,
- break heart,
- de solates,
- throws cold water on,
- dragged down,
- making blue,
- threw cold water on,
- puts a damper on,
- putting in to a funk,
- putting in to funk,
- brake ones heart,
- breaking one's heart,
- puts in to funk,
- breaks one heart,
- puts into funk,
- dis hearten,
- brings one down,
- broke one's heart,
- dis-hearten,
- dampens spirits,
- putting damper on,
- brake one's heart,
- de-solating,
- putting into funk,
- break ones heart,
- puts damper on,
- turns one off,
- broke heart,
- bringing one down,
- dis-heartening,
- throwing cold water on,
- broke one heart,
- breaking heart,
- brought one down,
- breaking one heart.
• sup (verb)
- pulling on,
- pulls on,
- wet one whistle,
- wets one's whistle,
- wetting one's whistle,
- wetted one whistle,
- wets ones whistle,
- wets one whistle,
- wetted ones whistle,
- wetting ones whistle,
- pulled on,
- wetting one whistle,
- wet ones whistle.
• surmount (verb)
- over topped,
- over topping,
- over tops,
- sur-mount,
- sur-mounting,
- sur-mounts,
- over-topped,
- sur mount,
- prevailed over,
- prevails over,
- sur mounting,
- prevailing over,
- sur mounted,
- over-topping,
- over-tops,
- sur-mounted,
- sur mounts.
• swallow (verb)
- chugalugging,
- chugalugged,
- dis pose,
- dis posed,
- dis-posed,
- dis-posing,
- chugalugs,
- dis-pose,
- dis posing.
• tackle (verb)
- bring ground,
- putting the freeze on,
- took hold of,
- bring the ground,
- brings to the ground,
- bringing the ground,
- brought the ground,
- brings the ground,
- brings to ground,
- puts freeze on,
- bringing to the ground,
- bring to ground,
- bringing ground,
- putting freeze on,
- inter cept,
- takes hold of,
- put freeze on,
- brings ground,
- taking hold of,
- brought to ground,
- brought ground,
- bringing to ground,
- inter-cept,
- brought to the ground,
- puts the freeze on.
• tank up (verb)
- bended elbow,
- bend elbow,
- bending elbow,
- bending the elbow,
- bent elbow,
- bent the elbow,
- bended the elbow,
- bends the elbow,
- bends elbow.
• tumble (verb)
- did a pratfall,
- hitting dirt,
- dis arrayed,
- nosedove,
- dis ordering,
- dis orders,
- does pratfall,
- loses footing,
- lost footing,
- de-scended,
- take header,
- taking header,
- dis arrays,
- goes belly up,
- do pratfall,
- does a pratfall,
- doeth a pratfall,
- did pratfall,
- hit dirt,
- doth a pratfall,
- losing it,
- de-scend,
- hits dirt,
- bowls down,
- nose dived,
- nose dives,
- dis-arranging,
- dis-arranged,
- dis arranging,
- bowling down,
- de scends,
- dis arrange,
- didst a pratfall,
- fell headlong,
- dis-ordering,
- de scended,
- hits the dirt,
- dis-arrayed,
- dis-arraying,
- doing a pratfall,
- nose diving,
- dis-array,
- nose-dove,
- loses it,
- dis arraying,
- doeth pratfall,
- taking a header,
- took header,
- dis order,
- takes header,
- went belly up,
- de scend,
- hitting the dirt,
- dost a pratfall,
- doest pratfall,
- de-scends,
- dis-order,
- took a header,
- losing footing,
- dis-arrays,
- dis-arrange,
- dis arranged,
- doing pratfall,
- dis arranges,
- doest a pratfall,
- dis array,
- nose dove,
- dost pratfall,
- didst pratfall,
- dis-arranges,
- doth pratfall,
- dis-orders,
- falls headlong,
- takes a header,
- nosediving.
• unsettle (verb)
- de-ranging,
- psyching out,
- dis-commodes,
- psychs out,
- de ranged,
- dis-compose,
- dis places,
- un-settled,
- dis composed,
- un settles,
- un-settling,
- dis-composes,
- dis composing,
- un settled,
- un-settles,
- un hinge,
- dis commode,
- de range,
- un settling,
- dis-organized,
- de ranging,
- un balances,
- dis quiets,
- un-balancing,
- dis-quieting,
- dis-commode,
- dis-composed,
- dis-quieted,
- dements,
- un nerved,
- dis-place,
- dis quieted,
- dis placed,
- gat to,
- dis-quiets,
- dis place,
- dis organized,
- dis quiet,
- un nerve,
- un balancing,
- de-ranges,
- dis-quiet,
- un-hinge,
- dis-organize,
- un-hinges,
- un hinged,
- dis organizes,
- un-balances,
- dis commodes,
- un hinging,
- de-ranged,
- dis compose,
- dis-placing,
- dis organize,
- un nerves,
- un-hinging,
- un-nerve,
- dis-placed,
- dis placing,
- un settle,
- un-balanced,
- un hinges,
- dis organizing,
- un-nerving,
- de-range,
- dis-places,
- de ranges,
- gotten to,
- dis-organizes,
- dementing,
- dis-composing,
- un nerving,
- un-settle,
- dis-organizing,
- dis composes,
- dis quieting,
- un-hinged.
Other synonyms:
- eject,
- gulp,
- timber,
- glug,
- nonlinear,
- shopworn,
- warped,
- downhill,
- ruff,
- Against,
- bombed-out,
- vortex,
- drink to,
- runaway,
- throw back,
- moth-eaten,
- bank,
- loll,
- subside,
- unwell,
- scramble,
- eddy,
- talk down,
- recline,
- turbulence,
- ruinous,
- wool,
- airlift,
- torrent,
- gathering,
- From,
- cross country,
- exponential,
- maelstrom,
- pelt,
- stack up,
- stricken,
- perforated,
- mandible,
- poorly,
- wattle.
- squirt,
- sit-up,
- vent,
- pilot,
- With,
- bust,
- ill,
- skin.
- about,
- sit,
- out,
- spur,
- buzz.
- climb,
- lift,
- downgrade,
- neck.
- descent,
- plate,
- nurse,
- wash,
- lie.
- sink,
- perch.
- seat.
- flow,
- around.
- wing,
- right.
- course.
- stir.
- soft.
- bunk,
- bed down,
- curl up,
- fall,
- lay,
- cuddle up,
- collapse,
- hunker down,
- flop.
- in.
- current,
- ebb,
- drip,
- flush.
• beneath
- underfoot.
• consume
- Hoovers,
- meals,
- toss down,
- Swilled,
- snacking,
- mealing,
- stuff one's face,
- Gorging,
- mealed,
- Scarfed,
- Scarfing,
- snacked,
- swallow,
- swilling.
• disaster
- catastrophe.
• drink
- slurp,
- wash down,
- soaks up,
- sup,
- slurps,
- wet whistle,
- soak up,
- Sipped,
- Thirsted,
- liquor up,
- slurped,
- soaking up,
- slosh,
- boozing,
- hit the bottle,
- Lapped,
- soaked up,
- tossed off,
- toss off,
- tank up,
- partakes of,
- slurping,
- partake of.
• drink down
- quaff.
• englut
- englut.
• happen
- eventuate,
- coming after,
- smoking,
- takes place,
- lucking,
- coming into being,
- take place,
- come after,
- crop up,
- took place,
- take effect,
- become of,
- present itself,
- what goes,
- coming into existence,
- come into being,
- stumble upon,
- stumbling upon,
- Happened,
- cropped up,
- taking place,
- crops up,
- lucked,
- become fact,
- become known,
- be found,
- become a fact,
- come into existence.
• imbibe
- raise a few.
• ingurgitate
- wolf down,
- wolfed down,
- scarf down,
- wolfs down.
• in low spirits
- wistful.
• john l. h. down
- John l. h. down.
• kill
- slay.
• knock down
- knock-down.
• lick
- excels,
- trounce,
- licking.
• Other relevant words:
- happen,
- overbalances,
- slowed down,
- leapt over,
- tipped over,
- rising above,
- crested,
- taking out,
- ground,
- break one's heart,
- upended,
- retardate,
- be victorious,
- surmount,
- strands,
- Overtopped,
- jump across,
- pull on,
- get the better of,
- over turn,
- tackle,
- throw cold water on,
- upending,
- upend,
- lay low,
- Snowing,
- sadden,
- getting around,
- fake out,
- leaving behind,
- bring up short,
- bring to screeching halt,
- make blue,
- whelms,
- downed,
- hurdle,
- pull fast one,
- bum out,
- falling headlong,
- hit the dirt,
- Bogging,
- finish,
- choke off,
- lose it,
- Snowed,
- nosedived,
- lick,
- outrivaling,
- throwing down,
- blow out of water,
- hang up,
- direction,
- overbalance,
- fell,
- upends,
- nose-dives,
- Overtopping,
- ingurgitate,
- closing off,
- mowed down,
- Disarraying,
- nose-dive,
- cause to fall,
- bend the elbow,
- get around,
- imbibe,
- drink,
- nose dive,
- close off,
- engorge,
- strike down,
- Worsting,
- prevail over,
- overcome,
- up turn,
- disarrayed,
- OVERS,
- upturning,
- downing,
- knocked down,
- consume,
- mowing down,
- chug,
- carry off,
- turned upside down,
- Creamed,
- drink in one draft,
- casting down,
- knock over,
- go one better,
- place,
- out maneuver,
- retard,
- put into a funk,
- knocking down,
- bowl down,
- faked out,
- going belly up,
- put an end to,
- bowled down,
- closed off,
- wet one's whistle,
- floor,
- Whelming,
- struck down,
- saltate,
- come out on top,
- setting aside,
- in other words,
- rise above,
- shoot down,
- leave behind,
- Whelmed,
- choked off,
- Creaming,
- Cresting,
- leap over,
- throw down,
- slow up,
- go belly up,
- lost it,
- outdo,
- slow down,
- dragging down,
- blow down,
- outrivals,
- pull a fast one,
- overbalancing,
- take a header,
- Trashed,
- retardates,
- put damper on,
- outrivalling,
- outrival,
- mow down,
- turn one off,
- knocked over,
- is victorious,
- tip over,
- whelm,
- leaped over,
- chug-a-lug,
- Stranding,
- wetted one's whistle,
- put end to,
- outjockey,
- left behind,
- level,
- Bogged,
- Beaching,
- bring one down,
- overbalanced,
- fall headlong,
- outgun,
- nose-dived,
- outrivaled,
- ingest,
- Hacked,
- turn upside down,
- choking off,
- dampen spirits,
- chugalug,
- upturn,
- Hacking,
- unsettle,
- shoot ahead,
- outrivalled,
- lose footing,
- knock down,
- Downs,
- put a damper on,
- triumph over,
- do a pratfall,
- overtops,
- overtop,
- took out,
- slowed up,
- knocks down,
- mows down,
- drag down,
- tumble,
- nose-diving,
- out-distance,
- carried off.
• polish off
- put the kibosh on,
- put kibosh on,
- finish using,
- use up,
- finished up,
- finish off,
- finish up,
- using up.
• rising
- uphill.
• tackle
• take
- feeding on,
- take.
• unsettle
- fuddled,
- Dement,
- gets to,
- Fuddling,
- fuddle,
- get to,
- got to,
- psych out,
- psyched out,
- unbalancing,
- fuddles,
- getting to.
• use up
- polish off.

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Reverse Entailment
- Interjection
  touchdown.
Independent
- Adjective
  depressed.
- Proper noun, singular
  dive, Narrows, Bas, drags, slashes, fades, throws.
- Noun, singular or mass
  dive.
- Adverb
  ashore, downwind, Ned.
- Verb, past tense
  checked, eased, edged, landed, lowered, slumped, Got, Sagged, Shrank, Skidded, Slid, Slowed, downgraded, showed, plummeted, nosedived.
- Verb, 3rd person singular present
  regarding, Narrows, shrinks, weakens, sags, wanes, loses, plummets, drifts.
Other Related
- Interjection
  stockings.

Homophones for Down:

dane, duenna, daimon, detain, donna, didion, domain, done, demon, deny, dayan, deaden, dayton, deem, dana, dudeen, downy haw, domine, dna, downy, duodenum, dean, dune, doom, din, Dahna, damon, die down, detainee, demo, don, dodoma, diana, dm, donne, diam, dietitian, dawn, donnian, demean, dun, domain name, dahomey, diodon, dim, dama, dine, danaea, datum, damn, dittany, donnean, dominie, Duomo, dominee, dionaea, dyne, donee, dummy, dome, dine in, denim, do in, doyenne, diamine, dam, deweyan, Dodonaea, diadem, diatom, doyen, daemon, domino, Dona, dime, dead-on, danu, den, danau, downe, dame, dioon, dominion, diwan, daytime, dynamo.

Hypernym for Down:

n.
- animal
  duck down, plumule, goose down, swan's down.

Hyponym for Down:

n.
- act
  turn, play.
- animal
  plume, plumage, feather.
- object
  upland, highland.
v.
- competition
  get the better of, overcome, defeat.

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