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Date Posted：12/23/2008 11:35 AMCopy HTML Main Entry: deprecate Part of Speech: verb Definition: belittle Synonyms: bemoan,
bewail, condemn, deplore, depreciate, derogate, detract, disapprove of,
discommend, discountenance, disesteem, disfavor, disparage,
expostulate, frown, lament, mudsling*, object, pooh pooh, pour mouth,
protest against, put down*, rip*, run down*, take down Part of Speech: verb Definition: condemn Synonyms: blame,
boo, catcall, censure, chastise, criticize, damn, decry, denounce,
deplore, deprecate, detract, disallow, discommend, discountenance,
disesteem, disfavor, dislike, dismiss, dispraise, expostulate, find
unacceptable, frown on, hiss, nix*, object to, oppose, pan*, pass on,
rap, refuse, reject, remonstrate, reprehend, reprobate, reprove, set
aside, slam, spurn, turn down, veto, zing* Part of Speech: verb Definition: reject Synonyms: abash,
chagrin, condemn, confuse, deprecate, disapprove, discomfit,
discommend, discompose, disconcert, discourage, disesteem, disfavor,
dispute, embarrass, faze, frown on*, humiliate, object to, oppose, put
down, rattle, resist, shame Part of Speech: verb 1 Definition: blame Synonyms: blow up*, censure, defame, degrade, destroy, detract, disconsider, disesteem, disfavor, disgrace, dishonor, disparage, disprove, explode, expose, frown upon*, mudsling*, pooh-pooh*, puncture, put down, reflect on, reproach, ruin, run down, shoot, show up, slander, slur, smear, tear down*, vilify Main Entry: delegate Part of Speech: verb 1 Definition: empower Synonyms: accredit, appoint, assign, authorize, cast, charge, choose, commission, constitute, depute, deputize, designate, elect, give go-ahead, give nod, invest, license, mandate, name, nominate, ordain, select, swear in, warrant Notes: 1. as a noun, delegate is a person appointed or elected to represent others - as a verb delegate means to transfer power or authority to someone; relegate means to refer to another person for decision or judgment or assign to a lower position or reduce in rank 2. a delegation differs from a legation in that the members of a delegation are usually not charged with a specific mission but merely with the overall task of representing the interests of a body of people, often at a conference during an assembly's regular session; a legate usually acts alone while a delegate acts as part of a group Main Entry: doze Part of Speech: verb Definition: nap Synonyms: catnap, dope off, doss, drift off*, drop off*, drowse, dwall, flake out, knock off, nod, nod off*, sleep, sleep lightly, slumber, snooze*, snoozle Main Entry: drop off Part of Speech: verb 3 Definition: sleep Synonyms: catnap, doze, doze off*, drowse, nod, nod off*, snooze Main Entry: decor Part of Speech: noun Definition: furnishings Synonyms: adornment, color scheme, decoration, furniture, interior design, ornamentation Part of Speech: verb 1 Definition: beautify Synonyms: adorn, bedeck, bedizen, brighten, burnish, color, deck, do up*, doll up, dress out*, dress up*, embellish, enhance, enrich, festoon, finish, fix up, frill, furbish, garnish, gild, grace, gussy up*, idealize, illuminate, jazz up*, ornament, paint, perfect, prank, pretty up, renovate, spruce up*, tool, trim Main Entry: decoration Part of Speech: noun 2 Definition: design Synonyms: applique, arabesque, bauble, braid, color, curlicue, design, dingbat*, doodad*, extravagance, fandangle*, festoon, filigree, finery, flounce, flourish, fretwork, frill, frippery, furbelow, fuss, garbage*, garnish, garniture, gewgaws, gilt, gimcracks*, gingerbread, inlay, jazz*, lace, ornament, parquetry, plaque, ribbon, scroll, sequin, spangle, thing*, tinsel, tooling, trimming, trinket, wreath Main Entry: dirty Part of Speech: adjective 2 Definition: obscene Synonyms: base, blue, coarse, contemptible, despicable, filthy, immoral, impure, indecent, lewd, low, mean, nasty, off-color, pornographic, ribald, risqué, salacious, scatological, scurvy, sensual, smutty, sordid, squalid, unchaste, unclean, uncleanly, vile, vulgar Main Entry: disguise Part of Speech: noun Definition: covering Synonyms: beard, blind, camouflage, charade, cloak, color, coloring, concealment, costume, counterfeit, cover, cover-up, dissimulation, dress, facade, face, faking, false front*, fig leaf*, front*, get-up, guise, illusion, make-believe, mask, masquerade, pageant, pen name, pretense, pretension, pretentiousness, pseudonym, put-on, red herring*, screen, semblance, smoke screen*, trickery, veil Main Entry: disguise Part of Speech: verb Definition: mask Synonyms: affect, age, alter, antique, assume, beard, belie, camouflage, change, cloak, color, conceal, counterfeit, cover, cover up, deacon, deceive, dissemble, dissimulate, doctor up*, dress up, fake, falsify, feign, front*, fudge*, garble, gloss over, hide, make like, make up, masquerade, muffle, obfuscate, obscure, pretend, redo*, screen, secrete, sham, shroud, simulate, touch up, varnish, veil, wear cheaters*, whitewash* Main Entry: distort Part of Speech: verb Definition: falsify Synonyms: alter, angle, belie, bend, bias, buckle, bull, change, collapse, color, con, contort, cook, crush, curve, deceive, decline, deform, deteriorate, deviate, disfigure, doctor*, fake, fudge*, garble, gnarl, knot, lie, mangle, melt, misconstrue, misinterpret, misrepresent, misshape, pervert, phony up*, sag, scam*, slant, slump, snow*, torture, trump up*, twist, warp, whitewash*, wind, wrench, writhe Main Entry: dye Part of Speech: noun Definition: color agent Synonyms: color, colorant, coloring, dyestuff, pigment, stain, tincture, tinge, tint Main Entry: dye Part of Speech: verb Definition: change color Synonyms: color, impregnate, pigment, stain, tincture, tinge, tint Main Entry: dark Part of Speech: adjective 1 Definition: not light Synonyms:
aphotic, atramentous, black, blackish, caliginous, clouded, cloudy,
crepuscular, darkened, dim, dingy, drab, dull, dun, dusk, duskish,
dusky, faint, foggy, gloomy, grimy, ill-lighted, indistinct, inky,
lightless, lurid, misty, murky, nebulous, obscure, opaque, overcast,
pitch-black, pitch-dark, pitchy, rayless, shaded, shadowy, shady,
somber, sooty, stygian, sunless, tenebrous, unlighted, unlit, vague Part of Speech: adjective 2 Definition: shaded Synonyms:
Negro, Negroid, adumbral, bistered, black, brunet, brunette, colored,
dark-complexioned, dark-skinned, dusky, ebony, nonwhite, sable, swart,
swarthy, tan Part of Speech: noun 1 Definition: shadows Synonyms:
black, blackness, blackout, brownout, caliginosity, cloudiness,
crepuscule, dark, dimness, dusk, duskiness, eclipse, gloom,
lightlessness, murk, murkiness, nightfall, nigritude, obscurity, pitch
darkness, shade, shadiness, shadows, smokiness, tenebrosity, twilight Part of Speech: noun Definition: desire to die Synonyms: black despondency, death instinct, gloom and doom, pessimism, self-destructive urge, suicidal despair Part of Speech: noun Definition: libel Synonyms:
aspersion, backbiting, backstabbing, belittlement, black eye*,
brickbat, calumny, character assassination, cheap shot*, denigration,
depreciation, detraction, dirt, dirty laundry*, dirty linen,
disparagement, dump*, dynamite, hit, knock, lie, low-down dirty*, mud,
obloquy, opprobrium, rap, scorcher, slam*, slime, slur, smear, tale,
traducement, vilification Part of Speech: noun 1 Definition: overthrow Synonyms: KO*, ambush, annihilation, beating, black eye, blow, break, breakdown, check, collapse, conquest, count, debacle, defeasance, destruction, discomfiture, downthrow, drubbing*, embarrassment, extermination, failure, fall, insuccess, killing*, lacing, licking, loss, massacre, mastery, nonsuccess, paddling, rebuff, repulse, reverse, rout, ruin, scalping, setback, shellacking*, slaughter, subjugation, thrashing, trap, trashing, trimming, triumph, trouncing, vanquishment, whipping, whitewashing* Notes: decimate means to kill or destroy in large numbers; defeat means to win a victory over or to beat  |
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Re：D Date Posted：12/23/2008 11:36 AMCopy HTML Main Entry: dejected Part of Speech: adjective Definition: depressed Synonyms: abject, atrabilious, black, bleak, blue, broody, bummed out*, cast down, cheerless, clouded, crestfallen, dampened, dashed, despondent, disconsolate, discouraged, disheartened, dismal, dispirited, doleful, down, downcast, downhearted, dragged, drooping, droopy, gloomy, glum, heavyhearted, hurting*, low, low-spirited, melancholy, miserable, moody, mopey*, mopish*, morose, sad, sagging, shot down*, spiritless, woebegone, wretched Main Entry: delete Part of Speech: verb Definition: erase Synonyms: annul, black out, bleep, blot out, blue-pencil*, cancel, clean, clean up, cross out, cut, cut out, decontaminate, dele, destroy, drop, edit, efface, eliminate, exclude, expunge, gut, knock out, launder, obliterate, omit, pass up, remove, rub, rub out, rule out, sanitize, snip, squash, squelch, sterilize, strike out, trim, wipe out Main Entry: delinquent Part of Speech: noun Definition: criminal Synonyms: black sheep*, blackguard, culprit, dawdler, deadbeat*, deadhead*, debtor, defaulter, derelict, desperado, evader, fallen angel*, felon, hoodlum*, jailbird*, juvenile delinquent, juvie*, lawbreaker, loafer, lounger, malefactor, miscreant, neglector, no show*, offender, outlaw, punk*, rabbit, recreant, reprobate, scamp, sinner, skedaddler, skipper, stiff, welsher, wrongdoer, young offender Main Entry: depressing Part of Speech: adjective Definition: discouraging Synonyms: black, bleak, daunting, dejecting, depressive, discouraging, disheartening, dismal, dispiriting, distressing, dreary, funereal, gloomy, heartbreaking, hopeless, joyless, melancholic, melancholy, mournful, oppressive, sad, saddening, somber, upsetting Main Entry: desolate Part of Speech: adjective 2 Definition: depressed Synonyms: abandoned, acheronian, bereft, black, bleak, blue, blue funk, cheerless, comfortless, companionless, dejected, depressing, despondent, disconsolate, dismal, dolorous, down, downcast, forlorn, forsaken, funereal, gloomy, hurting, in pain, inconsolable, joyless, lonely, lonesome, melancholy, miserable, somber, tragic, wretched Notes: lonely adds to solitary a suggestion of longing for companionship, while lonesome heightens the suggestion of sadness; forlorn and desolate are even more isolated and sad Main Entry: dinner jacket Part of Speech: noun Definition: men's formal jacket worn for eveningwear Synonyms: black tie, tux, tuxedo, tuxedo jacket Notes: a dinner jacket is white and a smoking jacket is velvet Main Entry: dire Part of Speech: adjective 2 Definition: terrible Synonyms: afflictive, alarming, appalling, awful, black, calamitous, cataclysmic, catastrophic, cruel, deplorable, depressing, direful, disastrous, dismal, distressing, dreadful, fearful, fierce, frightful, gloomy, grievous, grim, heartbreaking, horrible, horrid, lamentable, ominous, oppressing, portentous, redoubtable, regrettable, ruinous, scowling, shocking, terrific, ugly, unfortunate, woeful Main Entry: directory Part of Speech: noun Definition: guide Synonyms: agenda, almanac, atlas, black list, blue book, book, catalogue, charts, enemies list, gazetteer, hit list*, index, laundry list*, lineup, list, record, register, roster, scorecard, short list*, social register, syllabus, white pages*, who's who*, yellow pages* Main Entry: dirty Part of Speech: adjective 1 Definition: unclean Synonyms: bedraggled, black, contaminated, cruddy*, crummy, defiled, disarrayed, dishabille, disheveled, dreggy, dungy, dusty, filthy, foul, fouled, greasy, grimy, grubby, grungy*, icky*, lousy, messy, mucky*, muddy, mung*, murky, nasty, pigpen*, polluted, raunchy, scummy*, scuzzy*, skank, slatternly, slimy, sloppy, slovenly, smudged, smutty, sooty, spattered, spotted, squalid, stained, straggly, sullied, undusted, unhygienic, unkempt, unlaundered, unsanitary, unsightly, unswept, untidy, unwashed, yucky* Main Entry: disapproval Part of Speech: noun Definition: condemnation Synonyms: black list*, blackball*, blame, boo*, boycott, brickbat, call down, castigation, catcall*, censure, criticism, denunciation, deprecation, ding, disapprobation, discontent, disfavor, dislike, disparagement, displeasure, dissatisfaction, hiss*, nix*, no way, objection, opprobrium, ostracism, reproach, reproof, stricture, thumbs down*, vitriol, zing* Main Entry: disconsolate Part of Speech: adjective Definition: unhappy Synonyms: bad, black, cheerless, cold, comfortless, cracked up, crestfallen, crushed, cut up, dark, dejected, depressed, desolate, despairing, destroyed, dispirited, distressed, doleful, down, downcast, downhearted, dreary, forlorn, gloomy, grief-stricken, heartbroken, hopeless, hurting, in pain*, inconsolable, low, melancholy, miserable, put away, ripped*, sad, somber, sorrowful, torn up, woebegone, woeful, wretched Main Entry: discouraging Part of Speech: adjective Definition: upsetting Synonyms: black, bleak, dampening, daunting, depressing, depressive, deterring, disadvantageous, disappointing, disheartening, dismal, dismaying, dispiriting, dissuading, dreary, gloomy, hindering, inopportune, off-putting, oppressive, repressing, unfavorable, unpropitious Main Entry: disgrace Part of Speech: noun Definition: shame Synonyms: abasement, abuse, baseness, black eye*, blemish, blur, brand, comedown, contempt, contumely, corruption, culpability, debasement, debasing, defamation, degradation, derision, disbarment, discredit, disesteem, disfavor, dishonor, disrepute, disrespect, humbling, humiliation, ignominy, ill repute, infamy, ingloriousness, meanness, obloquy, odium, opprobrium, pollution, put-down, reproach, scandal, scorn, slander, slight, slur, spot, stain, stigma, taint, tarnish, turpitude, venality Main Entry: dismal Part of Speech: adjective Definition: gloomy Synonyms: afflictive, black, boring, cheerless, cloudy, dark, depressed, depressing, desolate, despondent, dim, dingy, disagreeable, discouraging, disheartening, dispiriting, doleful, dolorous, dull, forlorn, frowning, funereal, ghastly, gruesome, hopeless, horrible, horrid, inauspicious, joyless, lonesome, lowering, lugubrious, melancholy, miserable, monotonous, morbid, murky, oppressive, overcast, sad, shadowy, somber, sorrowful, tedious, tenebrous, troublesome, unfortunate, unhappy Main Entry: dreary Part of Speech: adjective Definition: gloomy Synonyms: black, blah, bleak, boring, cheerless, colorless, comfortless, damp, depressing, depressive, dingy, dismal, dispiriting, doleful, downcast, drab, dull, forlorn, funereal, glum, humdrum, joyless, lifeless, lonely, lonesome, melancholy, monotonous, mournful, oppressive, pedestrian, raw, routine, sad, somber, sorrowful, tedious, uneventful, uninteresting, wearisome, windy, wintry, wretched Main Entry: dull Part of Speech: adjective 6 Definition: drab Synonyms: ashen, black, blind, cloudy, cold, colorless, dark, dead, dim, dingy, dismal, dun, dusky, faded, feeble, flat, grimy, hazy, indistinct, lackluster, leaden, lifeless, low, mat, mousy, muddy, muffled, murky, muted, obscure, opaque, overcast, plain, shadowy, sober, soft, softened, somber, sooty, subdued, subfusc, toned-down, unlit Main Entry: dust storm Part of Speech: noun Definition: dust- or sand-carrying windstorm Synonyms: black blizzard, devil, dust devil, duster, harmattan, khamsin, peesash, samiel, sand column, sandspout, sandstorm, shaitan, simoom, sirocco * = Informal or slang |
~ I Am Wolf ~
I am wolf, I am one of a kind
I have been here since ancient time
Wakan Tanka Blesses me to be
My kind will always run wild and free
It is my nature to avoid you, I am human shy
You hunt me from helicopters across the sky
Then you shoot at me as I try to flee ... Why?
Why does your kind wish my species to die?
We wolves run together in a family pack
Always guarding ourselves against attack
I do not attack your home or farm
I only attack when you intend wolf harm
Wolf has no markets or stores for food supply
We hunt the forests and where open fields lie
You speak and spread your untrue words
That we attack your live stock and herds
Why does man wish to kill wolf by his lying?
We only take lives of old, weak and already dying
You hunt and kill for sport and greed
We only hunt when our families have need
You place animal head trophies upon your wall
to make your egos walk vain and tall
Wolf needs no trophies for others to see
We only wish to live and preserve our family ...
We mate for life and survival just as you ...
We grieve for our lost ones same as you do
Why can we not share a new dawn ....
Let me be free to howl the moon my song
Loyalty and courage shines from my eyes
I am spirit of the wild that never dies
I am brother wolf, asehi ... I am he
I will always run the winds free ...
