Part of Speech: noun 1

Definition:   front

Synonyms:   air, appearance, aspect, cast, clock, countenance, dial*, disguise, display, expression, exterior, facet, features, finish, front, frontage*, frontal, frontispiece, frown, glower, grimace, guise, kisser*, light*, lineaments, look, makeup, map*, mask, mug*, obverse, paint*, physiognomy, potato, pout, presentation, profile, puss, scowl, seeming, semblance, show, showing, silhouette, simulacrum, smirk, surface, top, visage

Part of Speech: noun

Definition: appearance

Synonyms: bluff, color, disguise, exterior, face, fake, false colors*, false front*, front, frontage, guise, look, mask, phony, pretense, put-on*, semblance, show, veneer, window dressing*

Part of Speech: verb

Definition: misrepresent

Synonyms: adulterate, alter, belie, change, color, con, contort, contradict, contravene, cook, counterfeit, deacon, deceive, deny, distort, doctor, dress up*, embroider, equivocate, exaggerate, fake, fake it, fib, forge, four-flush*, frame up*, garble, gloss, lie, misquote, misstate, palter, pervert, phony up*, prevaricate, promote, salt*, tamper with, traverse, trump up*, twist, warp

Part of Speech: noun

Definition: blush

Synonyms: bloom, color, freshness, glow, redness, rosiness

Part of Speech: verb 1

Definition: pink

Synonyms: blush, burn, color, color up, crimson, flame, glow, go red, mantle, pink, pinken, redden, rose, rouge, suffuse

Part of Speech: verb

Definition: fake

Synonyms: avoid, color, cook up*, dodge, embellish, embroider, equivocate, evade, exaggerate, falsify, hedge, magnify, misrepresent, overstate, pad, patch, shuffle, slant, stall

Part of Speech: verb

Definition: lose consciousness

Synonyms: be overcome, become unconscious, black out, collapse, crap out, drop, fade, fail, fall, flicker, freak out, keel over, languish, pass out, succumb, swoon, weaken

Notes: faint (verb) means to pass out from weakness or to lose consciousness - faint (adjective) means barely perceptible or lacking clarity or distinctness; feint (noun) means any distracting or deceptive maneuver - feint (verb) means to deceive by a mock action

Part of Speech: adjective

Definition: ready

Synonyms: abundant, arable, bearing, black, bountiful, breeding, breedy, bringing forth, childing, fat, fecund, feracious, flowering, fruitful, generative, gravid, hebetic, loamy, lush, luxuriant, plenteous, plentiful, pregnant, procreant, producing, productive, proliferant, prolific, puberal, pubescent, rank, rich, spawning, teeming, uberous, vegetative, virile, with child*, yielding

Part of Speech: adjective 1

Definition: dirty

Synonyms: begrimed, black, blackened, cruddy*, crummy*, disheveled, fecal, feculent, foul, grimy*, gross*, grubby*, grungy*, impure, loathsome, miry, mucky*, muddy, nasty, obscene, offensive, polluted, putrid, repulsive, revolting, scummy, scuzzy, sleazy, slimy, slipshod, sloppy, slovenly, smoky, soily, sooty, squalid, unclean, uncleanly, unkempt, unwashed, verminous, vile, yecchy*

Part of Speech: noun

Definition: device for recording flight data

Synonyms: black box, flight data recorder

Part of Speech: verb 1

Definition: scowl

Synonyms: bad eye, burn, burn up, cloud up*, dog eye, glare, gloom, glower, grimace, knit brows*, look black*, look daggers*, look stern*, lower, pout, rain upon, sulk

Part of Speech: adjective

Definition: depressing

Synonyms: black, bleak, dark, deathlike, depressive, dirgelike, disheartening, dismal, doleful, dreary, elegiac, gloomy, grave, grim, lamenting, lugubrious, melancholy, mournful, oppressive, sad, sepulchral, serious, solemn, somber, woeful

* = Informal or slang