In a good spouse and wife behoveth these conditions, that she be busy and devout in God's service, meek and serviceable to her husband and fair speaking and goodly to her meinie, merciful and good to wretches that be needy, easy and peaceable to her neighbours, ready, wary and wise in things that should be avoided, mightiful and patient in suffering, busy and diligent in her doing, mannerly in clothing, sober in moving, wary in speaking, chaste in looking, honest in bearing, sad in going, shamefast among the people, merry and glad with her husband and chaste in privity. Such a wife is worthy to be praised, that endendeth more to please her husband with such womanly dues, than with her braided hairs and desireth more to please him with virtues than with fair and gay clothes and useth the goodness of matrimony more because of children than of fleshly liking and hath more liking to have children of grace than of kind.
A List of Adjectives in the Deceptive Garb of Adverbs :
- Bodily act Bodily action Bodily burden Bodily constitution
- Bodily contact Bodily death Bodily defilement Bodily discipline
- Bodily eye Bodily force Bodily movement Bodily postures
- Bodily presence Bodily removal Bodily resurrection Bodily sense
- Bodily strength Bodily union Brotherly attachment Brotherly manner
- Coarsely ground Comely behaviour Comely countenance Comely garments
- Comely person Comely personage Comely sight Costly apparel
- Costly error Costly furniture Costly metal Costly pleasures
- Costly technique Costly Victory Costly work Courtly audience
- Courtly romance Courtly society Cowardly action Cowardly death
- Cowardly dreams Cowardly heart Daughterly love Deadly blot
- Deadly change Deadly disease Deadly drug Deadly effects
- Deadly error Deadly fight Deadly killer Deadly monster
- Deadly prison Deadly quarrels Deadly silence Deadly sins
- Deadly snare Deadly weapon Deadly wound Deathly feeling
- Deathly paleness of face Disorderly behavior Disorderly house
- Disorderly life Divine inspiration Drizzly rain Earthly animal
- Earthly body Earthly existence Earthly fame Earthly kings
- Earthly life Earthly paradise Earthly passions Earthly pleasure
- Earthly sojourn Earthly things Elderly gentleman Elderly people
- Fatherly affection Fatherly feelings Fatherly manner Friendly act
- Friendly argument Friendly arm Friendly assistance Friendly circles
- Friendly conversation Friendly critic Friendly form of address
- Friendly game Friendly nations Friendly of sentiments
- Friendly rivalry Friendly thing Friendly visit Friendly wag of the tail
- Friendly welcome Gentlemanly manners Ghastly fate Ghastly sin
- Ghostly man Ghostly quality Godly soul Goodly apples
- Goodly personage Goodly youth Grandmotherly solicitude
- Heavenly abode Heavenly battle Heavenly beauty Heavenly city
- Heavenly clemency
- Heavenly conversation Heavenly day Heavenly favor Heavenly feast
- Heavenly food Heavenly friend Heavenly glory Heavenly grace
- Heavenly guest Heavenly happiness Heavenly harmony Heavenly influence Heavenly joys Heavenly knowledge Heavenly light Heavenly love
- Heavenly mansions Heavenly mind Heavenly music Heavenly mysteries
- Heavenly powers Heavenly providence Heavenly regions Heavenly reputation
- Heavenly things Heavenly virtues Heavenly voices Heavenly world
- In an easterly direction Jingly verse Kindly critic Kindly earth
- Kindly gesture Kindly invitation Kindly man Kindly people
- Kindly smile Kindly word Kingly crown Kingly patronage
- Kingly palace Kingly power Kingly silence Kingly temper
- Knightly deeds Knightly enterprise Knightly exploit Knightly hero
- Knightly weapons Likely possibility Lively interests Lively metaphors
- Lonely feeling Lonely land Lonely nights Lonely spot
- Lovely beauty Lovely light Lovely poem Lovely rhythms
- Lovely thoughts Manly blood Masterly accounts of the events
- Masterly handling of dialogue Masterly translation
- Monthly allowances Motherly sympathy Motherly women Nightly entertainment
- Nightly meetings Northerly direction Northerly region of the record
- Oily smell Orderly arrangement Orderly debate Orderly progress
- Orderly revolution Orderly scheme of ideas Orderly system Orderly transition
- Pimply face Prickly bush Priestly caste Priestly office
- Priestly race Priestly services Princely giver Princely majesty
- Princely person Princely power Princely race Princely style
- Princely titles Saintly characters Saintly disposition Saintly heart
- Saintly king Saintly life Saintly man Saintly person
- Saintly qualities Saintly reputation Scholarly abilities Scholarly achievements
- Scholarly ambition Scholarly argument Scholarly articles Scholarly assistance
- Scholarly background Scholarly book collectors Scholarly books
- Scholarly commentary Scholarly commentators Scholarly competence
- Scholarly compromise Scholarly conscience Scholarly controversy Scholarly critic
- Scholarly debates Scholarly discussion Scholarly distinctions Scholarly editing
- Scholarly editor Scholarly effort Scholarly enquiry
- Scholarly examination of the record Scholarly function Scholarly grace
- Scholarly information Scholarly inquiry Scholarly interest
- Scholarly interpretation Scholarly introduction Scholarly investigator
- Scholarly investigation Scholarly journal Scholarly knowledge
- Scholarly labours Scholarly learnings Scholarly libraries Scholarly literature
- Scholarly man Scholarly method Scholarly mind Scholarly opinion
- Scholarly performance Scholarly person Scholarly pleasures
- Scholarly poem Scholarly presentation Scholarly pretension
- Scholarly pursuers Scholarly pursuit Scholarly research
- Scholarly response to a situation Scholarly selection Scholarly student
- Scholarly studies Scholarly studies of the records Scholarly subject
- Scholarly supplement Scholarly taste Scholarly techniques Scholarly text
- Scholarly tradition
- Scholarly treatment of topics Scholarly view Scholarly virtues
- Scholarly works Scholarly world Scholarly writer
- Scholarly writings Shapely nose Sickly child
- Sickly constitution Sickly figure Sickly heart
- Sickly hue Sickly man Sickly person
- Sickly sensibility Sickly thoughts Sisterly affection
- Sisterly sympathy Slatternly female Slatternly girl
- Slatternly woman Slovenly mispronunciation Slovenly thought
- Soldierly qualities Slovenly reading Slovenly speech
- Spindly legs Sprightly lasses Sprightly songs
- Sprightly tune Sprightly youths Stately air
- Stately buildings Stately ceremonies Stately cities
- Stately country house Stately dance Stately etiquette
- Stately girl Stately home Stately mansions
- Stately mountains Stately palace Stately person
- Stately residence Stately robe Stately ship
- Stately speech Stately steeds Stately tower
- Steely austerity Surly advance of decrepitude Surly countenance
- Surly tone Surly watchdog the records Thickly flower
- Timely decision Timely publication Timely suggestion
- Unfriendly reception Ungainly appearance Ungainly bearing
- Ungainly gait Unlikely coincidence Unseemly behaviour
- Unsightly scars Weekly delivery Weekly earnings
- Wifely devotion Wily plans Womanly beauty
- Womanly woman Woolly hair Worldly activities
- Worldly affairs Worldly ambitions Worldly benefits
- Worldly bondage Worldly cares Worldly enjoyment
- Worldly events Worldly goods Worldly honours Worldly man
- Worldly matters Worldly pomp Worldly possessions
- Worldly power Worldly reward Worldly things
Worldly thoughts Worldly wealth why women dominate over the men?
Because... Men are included in Women. Male is within the fold of Female.
He is contained in She. ` Sweet is the rose, but grows upon a brief. `
Sweet is the Juniper, but sharp his bough. Sweet is the eglantine, but pricketh near.
Sweet is the firbloom, but his branches rough. `Sweet is the cypress, but his rind is tough.
Sweet is the nut, but bitter is his pill. Sweet is the broom-flower, but yet sour enough.
And sweet is moly, but his root is ill. So every sweet with sour is tempered still.
Because... Men are included in Women. Male is within the fold of Female.
He is contained in She. ` Sweet is the rose, but grows upon a brief. `
Sweet is the Juniper, but sharp his bough. Sweet is the eglantine, but pricketh near.
Sweet is the firbloom, but his branches rough. `Sweet is the cypress, but his rind is tough.
Sweet is the nut, but bitter is his pill. Sweet is the broom-flower, but yet sour enough.
And sweet is moly, but his root is ill. So every sweet with sour is tempered still.
How Many ways are There?
Airway Archway Anyway Away Broadway Cableway Crossway
Cutaway Doorway Entryway Everyway Gateway Guideway Halfway
Hallway Hatchway Headway Leeway Midway Milkyway Outway
Passageway Proper way Pathway Railway Roadway Runway Seaway
Shipway Someway Stairway Straightaway Tramway Walkway Waterway Count the Days. Alackaday Birthday Christmas day Doomsday
Easter day Everyday Friday Holiday Judgment day Lord's Day
Market day Midday Monday Noonday Pay day Quarter day Saturday Sunday Today Tuesday Thursday Wednesday Wedding day Weekday Workday Working day Yesterday Dooms day
Airway Archway Anyway Away Broadway Cableway Crossway
Cutaway Doorway Entryway Everyway Gateway Guideway Halfway
Hallway Hatchway Headway Leeway Midway Milkyway Outway
Passageway Proper way Pathway Railway Roadway Runway Seaway
Shipway Someway Stairway Straightaway Tramway Walkway Waterway Count the Days. Alackaday Birthday Christmas day Doomsday
Easter day Everyday Friday Holiday Judgment day Lord's Day
Market day Midday Monday Noonday Pay day Quarter day Saturday Sunday Today Tuesday Thursday Wednesday Wedding day Weekday Workday Working day Yesterday Dooms day
Here is the list of words ending in -cracy.
Androcracy Aristocracy Arithmocracy Autocracy Bureaucracy Chrysocracy
Cosmocracy Cottonocracy Democracy Demonocracy Despotocracy Doulocracy
Echoencephalocracy Ergatocracy Ethnocracy Gernotocracy Gerontocracy
Gynaecocracy Hagiocracy Hierocracy Hypocracy Idiocracy Isocracy
Landocracy Logocracy Millionocracy Mobocracy Monocracy Neocracy
Nomocracy Ochlocracy Pantisocracy Pedantocracy Physhocracy Plantocracy
Plousiocracy Plutocracy Ptochocracy Shopocracy Slavocracy Snobocracy
Stratocracy Technocracy Thallassocracy Theocracy Timocracy
Androcracy Aristocracy Arithmocracy Autocracy Bureaucracy Chrysocracy
Cosmocracy Cottonocracy Democracy Demonocracy Despotocracy Doulocracy
Echoencephalocracy Ergatocracy Ethnocracy Gernotocracy Gerontocracy
Gynaecocracy Hagiocracy Hierocracy Hypocracy Idiocracy Isocracy
Landocracy Logocracy Millionocracy Mobocracy Monocracy Neocracy
Nomocracy Ochlocracy Pantisocracy Pedantocracy Physhocracy Plantocracy
Plousiocracy Plutocracy Ptochocracy Shopocracy Slavocracy Snobocracy
Stratocracy Technocracy Thallassocracy Theocracy Timocracy
Proverbial Conversation :
As Love and I late harbour'd in one inn, With proverbs thus each other entestain :
"In love there is no back': thus I begin : ''Fair words make fools,” replieth he again :
"Who spares to speak doth spare to speed,” quoth I : “As well,” said he, "too forward as too slow” :
''Fortune assists the boldest,” I reply : “A hasty man,” quoth he, ''ne'er wanted woe”:
''Labour is light where I love”, quoth I, "doth pay”: Saith he, "Light burden's heavy, if farborne”:
Quoth I, The main lost. Cast the by away”: Y' have spun a fair thread”, he replies in scorn.
nd having thus a while each other thwarted Fools as we met, so fools again we parted.
By Michael Drayton: Proverb
As Love and I late harbour'd in one inn, With proverbs thus each other entestain :
"In love there is no back': thus I begin : ''Fair words make fools,” replieth he again :
"Who spares to speak doth spare to speed,” quoth I : “As well,” said he, "too forward as too slow” :
''Fortune assists the boldest,” I reply : “A hasty man,” quoth he, ''ne'er wanted woe”:
''Labour is light where I love”, quoth I, "doth pay”: Saith he, "Light burden's heavy, if farborne”:
Quoth I, The main lost. Cast the by away”: Y' have spun a fair thread”, he replies in scorn.
nd having thus a while each other thwarted Fools as we met, so fools again we parted.
By Michael Drayton: Proverb
Singular Singulars and Peculiar Plurals... How singular some old words are!
I know two with no singular. Agenda and marginalia: Both
Are always plural, 'pon my oath. The opposite's the case to greet us
With propaganda and coitus, Upon these never sets the sun,
And yet of each there's only one. Phantasmagoria, likewise,
Pervades, yet never multiplies. Strata pluralises stratum,
Ultimata and ultimatum. Memoranda and memorandum
Candelabra and candelabrum. Why are nostrums then not nostra?
Why speak I not then from rostra? Thus my datum grows to data,
My erratum to errata. Child, put this on your next agendum.
Pudenda's more than are pudendum Medium makes media.
Criterion, criteria. What's plural for hysteria?
This is a A Curious Discourse that passed between the Twenty-Five Letters at Dinner-Time.
Says A, give me a good large slice. Says B, a little bit, but nice.
Says C, cut me a piece of crust. Take it, says D, it's dry as dust.
Says E, I'll cut fast, who will. Says F, I vow I'll home my fill.
Says G, give it me good and great. Says H, a little bit I hate.
Says I, I have the juice the best. And K, the very same confest.
Says L, ther's nothing more I love. Says M, it makes your teeth to move.
N noticed what the others said. O other's plates with grief survey'd.
P praised that took up to the life. Q quarrell'd Cause he'd a bad knife.
Says R, it runs short, I'am afraid. S silent sat and nothing said.
T thought that talking might lose time U understood it at meals a crime.
W wish'd these had been a quince in; Says X, those cooks ther's no convincing.
Says Y, I'll eat, let others wish. Z sat as mute as any fish,
While Ampersy and he licked the dish. ords : Numbers
I know two with no singular. Agenda and marginalia: Both
Are always plural, 'pon my oath. The opposite's the case to greet us
With propaganda and coitus, Upon these never sets the sun,
And yet of each there's only one. Phantasmagoria, likewise,
Pervades, yet never multiplies. Strata pluralises stratum,
Ultimata and ultimatum. Memoranda and memorandum
Candelabra and candelabrum. Why are nostrums then not nostra?
Why speak I not then from rostra? Thus my datum grows to data,
My erratum to errata. Child, put this on your next agendum.
Pudenda's more than are pudendum Medium makes media.
Criterion, criteria. What's plural for hysteria?
This is a A Curious Discourse that passed between the Twenty-Five Letters at Dinner-Time.
Says A, give me a good large slice. Says B, a little bit, but nice.
Says C, cut me a piece of crust. Take it, says D, it's dry as dust.
Says E, I'll cut fast, who will. Says F, I vow I'll home my fill.
Says G, give it me good and great. Says H, a little bit I hate.
Says I, I have the juice the best. And K, the very same confest.
Says L, ther's nothing more I love. Says M, it makes your teeth to move.
N noticed what the others said. O other's plates with grief survey'd.
P praised that took up to the life. Q quarrell'd Cause he'd a bad knife.
Says R, it runs short, I'am afraid. S silent sat and nothing said.
T thought that talking might lose time U understood it at meals a crime.
W wish'd these had been a quince in; Says X, those cooks ther's no convincing.
Says Y, I'll eat, let others wish. Z sat as mute as any fish,
While Ampersy and he licked the dish. ords : Numbers
In this page, the words denoting number have been given for your reference.
This is a list of words which you may need in your writing or speaking.
• Covey…A small number of birds • Pack…A number of wolves
• School…A number of whales • Gam… A number of whales
• Herd…A number of swine feeding or driven together
• Pack…A number of submarines
• Nest…A number of snakes living in the same place
• Flock…A number of sheep • Rookery…A number of seals
• Rookery…A number of rooks • Nest…A number of rabbits living in the same place
• Bevy…A number of quails • School …A number of porpoises
• Gam…A number of porpoises • Drove…A number of ponies driven together
• Muster…A number of peacocks • Team…A number of oxen or horses harnessed together
• Troop…A number of monkeys • Shoal…A number of mackerel
• Swarm…A number of locusts • Troop…A number of lions
• Leap…A number of leopards • Bevy…A number of larks
• Flight…A number of insects moving together • Pack…A number of hounds
• Stud…A number of horses kept for riding, racing, and breeding
• Drove…A number of horses driven together • Shoal…A number of herrings
• Gaggle…A number of geese • Catch …A number of fish taken in a net
• Haul…A number of fish taken in a net • Troop…A number of cavalry soldiers
• Herd…A number of cattle feeding or driven together
• Flight…A number of birds moving together • Swarm… A number of bees
• Flight…A number of bees moving together
• Hive…A number of bees living in the same place
• Bevy…A number of beautiful girls • Pack…A number of asses
• Swarm…A number of ants • Nest…A number of ants living in the same place
• Nest … A number of rabbits living in the same place
• Nest … A number of snakes living in the same place
• Barren…A number of mules
• Brood… A number of chickens hatched at the same time
• Litter… A number of pigs, dogs, cats brought forth at one birth
• Kindle… A number of kittens
• Poultry… A collection of fowls, ducks etc…
• Cast… A couple of hawks
• Skein… a number of wild geese or swans in flight
• Zoo… A collection of wild animals
• Menagerie… A collection of wild animals
• Vivarium… A collection of wild animals
• Congregation…A number of people at church
Audience…A number of people listening to a concert or a lecture
• Spectators…A number of people looking on at a foot-ball match
• Crowd… A number of people collected together in a street
• Gathering…A number of people gathered together for a purpose
• Assembly… A number of people gathered together for a purpose
• Society… A number of people gathered together for a purpose
• Coterie…A group of people who get together to work forsome cause
• Mob…A number of disorderly people • Rabble… A number of disorderly people
• Canaille… A number of disorderly people • Horde…A number of savages
• Choir…a number of singers in a church • Host…A collection of angels
• Troupe…A number of artists, dancers, acrobats • Company…A number of actors
• Staff…A number of servants
• Tribe… A number of persons of the same race or characters
• Cortege…A number of people following a funeral
• Bevy…A number of beautiful girls • Army…A number of soldiers
• Troop… A number of soldiers • Battalion… A number of soldiers
• Regiment… A number of soldiers • Crew…a number of sailors manning a ship
• Gang…A number of workmen, prisoners, thieves etc…
• Gang…A number of slaves • Coffle… A number of slaves
• Posse…A number of constables called to enforce the law
• Jury…A number of jurymen engaged in a case
• Panel… A number of jurymen engaged in a case
• Bench…A number of Judges or bishops
• Board…A number of directors of a company
• Anthology…A collection of poems • Library …A collection of books
• Collection… A number of pictures, curiosities etc …
• Rope…A collection of pearls • Bouquet…A collection of flowers
• Bunting…A collection of flags • Chest…. A collection of drawers
• Fleet…A number of buses • Fleet…A number of ships
• Fleet…A number of Lorries
• Convoy…A number of merchant ships protected by warships
• Herbarium…A collection of dried plants
• Cluster…A number of nuts • Cluster… A number of grapes on a bunch
• Clump…A number of trees • Forest… A large collection of trees
• Stack…A collection wood • Stack… A collection of hay
• Stack…A collection of corn piled together
• Hamlet…A cluster of houses in a village
• Constellation…A number of stars grouped together
• Pencil…A collection of rays • Clutch…A collection of eggs
• Suite…A set of furniture, rooms etc… • Skein…A quantity of woolen thread
• Batch…A quantity of bread baked at the same time
• Shock…A mass of hair • Fell…A mass of hair
• Claque…A number of hired applauders • Truss…A bundle of hay
• Set…a collection of tools
• Carillon…A set of bells placed together for a tune to be played on them
• Bale…A quantity of cotton • Bale…A quantity of wool
• Tuft…A quantity of grass • Sheaf…A bunch of corn-plants
• Sheaf…A collection of arrows • Hand… A bundle of bananas
• Group…A number of islands • Crate…A collection of fruits
• Crate… A collection of crockery • Field…A number of athletes
• Nest…A number of machine-guns • Nest… A number of shelves
This list of words contains words which you will use in your expressions.
Keep these words in a safe place so that you can get them whenever you need them.
This is a list of words which you may need in your writing or speaking.
• Covey…A small number of birds • Pack…A number of wolves
• School…A number of whales • Gam… A number of whales
• Herd…A number of swine feeding or driven together
• Pack…A number of submarines
• Nest…A number of snakes living in the same place
• Flock…A number of sheep • Rookery…A number of seals
• Rookery…A number of rooks • Nest…A number of rabbits living in the same place
• Bevy…A number of quails • School …A number of porpoises
• Gam…A number of porpoises • Drove…A number of ponies driven together
• Muster…A number of peacocks • Team…A number of oxen or horses harnessed together
• Troop…A number of monkeys • Shoal…A number of mackerel
• Swarm…A number of locusts • Troop…A number of lions
• Leap…A number of leopards • Bevy…A number of larks
• Flight…A number of insects moving together • Pack…A number of hounds
• Stud…A number of horses kept for riding, racing, and breeding
• Drove…A number of horses driven together • Shoal…A number of herrings
• Gaggle…A number of geese • Catch …A number of fish taken in a net
• Haul…A number of fish taken in a net • Troop…A number of cavalry soldiers
• Herd…A number of cattle feeding or driven together
• Flight…A number of birds moving together • Swarm… A number of bees
• Flight…A number of bees moving together
• Hive…A number of bees living in the same place
• Bevy…A number of beautiful girls • Pack…A number of asses
• Swarm…A number of ants • Nest…A number of ants living in the same place
• Nest … A number of rabbits living in the same place
• Nest … A number of snakes living in the same place
• Barren…A number of mules
• Brood… A number of chickens hatched at the same time
• Litter… A number of pigs, dogs, cats brought forth at one birth
• Kindle… A number of kittens
• Poultry… A collection of fowls, ducks etc…
• Cast… A couple of hawks
• Skein… a number of wild geese or swans in flight
• Zoo… A collection of wild animals
• Menagerie… A collection of wild animals
• Vivarium… A collection of wild animals
• Congregation…A number of people at church
Audience…A number of people listening to a concert or a lecture
• Spectators…A number of people looking on at a foot-ball match
• Crowd… A number of people collected together in a street
• Gathering…A number of people gathered together for a purpose
• Assembly… A number of people gathered together for a purpose
• Society… A number of people gathered together for a purpose
• Coterie…A group of people who get together to work forsome cause
• Mob…A number of disorderly people • Rabble… A number of disorderly people
• Canaille… A number of disorderly people • Horde…A number of savages
• Choir…a number of singers in a church • Host…A collection of angels
• Troupe…A number of artists, dancers, acrobats • Company…A number of actors
• Staff…A number of servants
• Tribe… A number of persons of the same race or characters
• Cortege…A number of people following a funeral
• Bevy…A number of beautiful girls • Army…A number of soldiers
• Troop… A number of soldiers • Battalion… A number of soldiers
• Regiment… A number of soldiers • Crew…a number of sailors manning a ship
• Gang…A number of workmen, prisoners, thieves etc…
• Gang…A number of slaves • Coffle… A number of slaves
• Posse…A number of constables called to enforce the law
• Jury…A number of jurymen engaged in a case
• Panel… A number of jurymen engaged in a case
• Bench…A number of Judges or bishops
• Board…A number of directors of a company
• Anthology…A collection of poems • Library …A collection of books
• Collection… A number of pictures, curiosities etc …
• Rope…A collection of pearls • Bouquet…A collection of flowers
• Bunting…A collection of flags • Chest…. A collection of drawers
• Fleet…A number of buses • Fleet…A number of ships
• Fleet…A number of Lorries
• Convoy…A number of merchant ships protected by warships
• Herbarium…A collection of dried plants
• Cluster…A number of nuts • Cluster… A number of grapes on a bunch
• Clump…A number of trees • Forest… A large collection of trees
• Stack…A collection wood • Stack… A collection of hay
• Stack…A collection of corn piled together
• Hamlet…A cluster of houses in a village
• Constellation…A number of stars grouped together
• Pencil…A collection of rays • Clutch…A collection of eggs
• Suite…A set of furniture, rooms etc… • Skein…A quantity of woolen thread
• Batch…A quantity of bread baked at the same time
• Shock…A mass of hair • Fell…A mass of hair
• Claque…A number of hired applauders • Truss…A bundle of hay
• Set…a collection of tools
• Carillon…A set of bells placed together for a tune to be played on them
• Bale…A quantity of cotton • Bale…A quantity of wool
• Tuft…A quantity of grass • Sheaf…A bunch of corn-plants
• Sheaf…A collection of arrows • Hand… A bundle of bananas
• Group…A number of islands • Crate…A collection of fruits
• Crate… A collection of crockery • Field…A number of athletes
• Nest…A number of machine-guns • Nest… A number of shelves
This list of words contains words which you will use in your expressions.
Keep these words in a safe place so that you can get them whenever you need them.
vocabulary: Traders
his Vocabulary-Traders is a list, full of words related to the Traders.
• Tanner…One who converts raw hide into leather
• Cutler…One who makes or deals in cutting instruments, e.g. knives
• Scavenger….One who cleans the street
• Charwomen…A woman employed to clean inside a building
• Confectioner…One who sells sweets and pastries
• Crimp…One who entraps men to serve in the army
• Croupier…One who collects the bets and pays out to the winner in the gambling club
• Janitor…One who takes care of a building
• Poulterer…One who sells fowls, ducks, turkeys etc…
• Cashier…One who pays out money at a bank
• Teller… One who pays out money at a bank
• Upholsterer…One who makes and sells cushions and covers for motor-cars
• Usurer…One who lends money at an exorbitant rate
• Cartographer…One who draws maps
• Philatelist…One who collects postage stamps
• Conjuror…One who performs tricks by sleight of hands
• Prestidigitator… One who performs tricks by sleight of hands
• Juggler… One who performs tricks by sleight of hands
• Funambulist…One who walks on ropes
• Acrobat…One who performs daring gymnastic feats
• Grazier…One who pastures cattle for the market
• Huckster…One who travels from place to place selling miscellaneous articles
• Pedlar… One who travels from place to place selling miscellaneous articles
• Chapman… One who travels from place to place selling miscellaneous articles
• Hawker… One who travels from place to place selling miscellaneous articles
• Potter…One who makes pots, cups etc…
• Tinker…One who goes place to place mending pots
• Shoemaker…One who mends shoes
• Cobbler… One who mends shoes
• Colporteur…One who travels from place to place selling religious articles
• Peripatetic…A teacher who travels from place to place to give instructions
• Invigilator…One who watches over students taking an examination
• Curator…A person in charge of museum
• Almoner…A hospital welfare officer
• Librarian…The person in charge of library
• Principal…The head of a college
• Mayor…The head of a town council or corporation
• Pawnbroker…One who lends money and keeps goods as security
• Scrivener…One who draws up contracts and also lends money on interest
• Shipwright…One who builds ships
• Stevedore…One who loads and unloads ships
• Wheelwright…One who makes wheels for carriages and carts
• Auctioneer…One who sells articles at public sales
• Undertaker…A tradesman who manages funerals
• Veterinarian…One skilled in the treatment of diseases of animals
• Stenographer…One who writes shorthand
• Poet…One who writes poetry
• Novelist…One who writes novels
• Author…One who writes books
• Lexicographer…One who compiles a dictionary
• Stationer…One who sells paper, ink, pen and other writing materials
• Taxidermist…One who preserves the skin of the animals
• Ethnologist…One well versed in the science of human races
• Anthropologist…One who studies the evolution of mankind
• Psychologist…One who studies the working of the human-mind
• Chandler…One who makes and sells candles
• Plumassier…One who works or deals in feathers for apparel
• Bursar…The treasurer of a college or a university
• Purser…An officer in charge of the stores and accounts on a ship
• Tanner…One who converts raw hide into leather
• Cutler…One who makes or deals in cutting instruments, e.g. knives
• Scavenger….One who cleans the street
• Charwomen…A woman employed to clean inside a building
• Confectioner…One who sells sweets and pastries
• Crimp…One who entraps men to serve in the army
• Croupier…One who collects the bets and pays out to the winner in the gambling club
• Janitor…One who takes care of a building
• Poulterer…One who sells fowls, ducks, turkeys etc…
• Cashier…One who pays out money at a bank
• Teller… One who pays out money at a bank
• Upholsterer…One who makes and sells cushions and covers for motor-cars
• Usurer…One who lends money at an exorbitant rate
• Cartographer…One who draws maps
• Philatelist…One who collects postage stamps
• Conjuror…One who performs tricks by sleight of hands
• Prestidigitator… One who performs tricks by sleight of hands
• Juggler… One who performs tricks by sleight of hands
• Funambulist…One who walks on ropes
• Acrobat…One who performs daring gymnastic feats
• Grazier…One who pastures cattle for the market
• Huckster…One who travels from place to place selling miscellaneous articles
• Pedlar… One who travels from place to place selling miscellaneous articles
• Chapman… One who travels from place to place selling miscellaneous articles
• Hawker… One who travels from place to place selling miscellaneous articles
• Potter…One who makes pots, cups etc…
• Tinker…One who goes place to place mending pots
• Shoemaker…One who mends shoes
• Cobbler… One who mends shoes
• Colporteur…One who travels from place to place selling religious articles
• Peripatetic…A teacher who travels from place to place to give instructions
• Invigilator…One who watches over students taking an examination
• Curator…A person in charge of museum
• Almoner…A hospital welfare officer
• Librarian…The person in charge of library
• Principal…The head of a college
• Mayor…The head of a town council or corporation
• Pawnbroker…One who lends money and keeps goods as security
• Scrivener…One who draws up contracts and also lends money on interest
• Shipwright…One who builds ships
• Stevedore…One who loads and unloads ships
• Wheelwright…One who makes wheels for carriages and carts
• Auctioneer…One who sells articles at public sales
• Undertaker…A tradesman who manages funerals
• Veterinarian…One skilled in the treatment of diseases of animals
• Stenographer…One who writes shorthand
• Poet…One who writes poetry
• Novelist…One who writes novels
• Author…One who writes books
• Lexicographer…One who compiles a dictionary
• Stationer…One who sells paper, ink, pen and other writing materials
• Taxidermist…One who preserves the skin of the animals
• Ethnologist…One well versed in the science of human races
• Anthropologist…One who studies the evolution of mankind
• Psychologist…One who studies the working of the human-mind
• Chandler…One who makes and sells candles
• Plumassier…One who works or deals in feathers for apparel
• Bursar…The treasurer of a college or a university
• Purser…An officer in charge of the stores and accounts on a ship
Vocabulary: Professions
This Vocabulary : Professions is the list of words related to various Professions.
You may need this list Vocabulary : Professions for further reference.
< Bring in a note-book and a pen to take down few words which you find in this Vocabulary : Professions, as useful ones.
• Oculist…One who attends to the diseases of the eye
• Optician…One who tests eyesight and sell spectacles
• Physician…One who attends to sick people and prescribes medicines
• Druggist…One who compounds and sells drugs
• Pharmacist… One who compounds and sells drugs
• Surgeon…One who treats disease by performing operations
• Dentist…One who attends to the teeth
• Chiropodist…One skilled in the care of hands and feet
• Masseur…One who treats diseases by rubbing the muscles
• Obstetrician…A physician who assists women in child-birth
• Accoucheur… A physician who assists women in child-birth
• Chauffeur…One who drives a motor-car
• Engineer…One who attends to an engine
• Doctor… One who attends to sick people and prescribes medicines
• Captain…The person in charge of a ship
• Admiral…The commander of a fleet
• Sculptor…One who carves in stone
• Lapidary…One who cuts precious stone
• Lapidist… One who cuts precious stone
• Journalist…One who writes for the newspaper
• Reporter… One who writes for the newspaper
• Correspondent… One who writes for the newspaper
• Compositor…One who sets type for books
• Architect…One who draws and plans the design of the building
• Draughtsman…One who draws plans
• Florist…One who deals in flowers
• Fruiterer…One who deals in fruits
• Drover…One who deals in cattle
• Costermonger…One who sells fruits or vegetables
• Ironmonger…One who sells iron and hardware
• Herbalist…One who deals in medicinal herbs
• Fishmonger…One who deals in fish
• Furrier…One who deals in furs
• Brazier…One who works in brass
• Glazier…One who works in glass
• Vintner…One who deals in wines
• Plumber…One who works mending water pipes
• Stoker…One who attends to the fire of steam engine
• Cooper…One who makes barrels
• Navvy…One employed to do excavating works
• Milliner…One who makes and sells ladies hats
• Haberdasher…One who sells small articles such as ribbons or thread or laces
• Draper…One who deals in cloths and other fabrics
• Mercer…One who deals in silk
• Jockey…A professional rider in horse races
• Farrier…One who shoes horses
• Ostler…One who looks after horse in an inn
• Hostler… One who looks after horse in an inn
• Geologist…One who studies rocks and soils
• Archaeologist…One who study the past through the objects left behind
• Astronomer…One who studies the stars
• Pilot…One who flies an aero plane
• Aviator… One who flies an aero plane
• Collier…One who works in a coal-mine
This • Oculist…One who attends to the diseases of the eye
• Optician…One who tests eyesight and sell spectacles
• Physician…One who attends to sick people and prescribes medicines
• Druggist…One who compounds and sells drugs
• Pharmacist… One who compounds and sells drugs
• Surgeon…One who treats disease by performing operations
• Dentist…One who attends to the teeth
• Chiropodist…One skilled in the care of hands and feet
• Masseur…One who treats diseases by rubbing the muscles
• Obstetrician…A physician who assists women in child-birth
• Accoucheur… A physician who assists women in child-birth
• Chauffeur…One who drives a motor-car
• Engineer…One who attends to an engine
• Doctor… One who attends to sick people and prescribes medicines
• Captain…The person in charge of a ship
• Admiral…The commander of a fleet
• Sculptor…One who carves in stone
• Lapidary…One who cuts precious stone
• Lapidist… One who cuts precious stone
• Journalist…One who writes for the newspaper
• Reporter… One who writes for the newspaper
• Correspondent… One who writes for the newspaper
• Compositor…One who sets type for books
• Architect…One who draws and plans the design of the building
• Draughtsman…One who draws plans
• Florist…One who deals in flowers
• Fruiterer…One who deals in fruits
• Drover…One who deals in cattle
• Costermonger…One who sells fruits or vegetables
• Ironmonger…One who sells iron and hardware
• Herbalist…One who deals in medicinal herbs
• Fishmonger…One who deals in fish
• Furrier…One who deals in furs
• Brazier…One who works in brass
• Glazier…One who works in glass
• Vintner…One who deals in wines
• Plumber…One who works mending water pipes
• Stoker…One who attends to the fire of steam engine
• Cooper…One who makes barrels
• Navvy…One employed to do excavating works
• Milliner…One who makes and sells ladies hats
• Haberdasher…One who sells small articles such as ribbons or thread or laces
• Draper…One who deals in cloths and other fabrics
• Mercer…One who deals in silk
• Jockey…A professional rider in horse races
• Farrier…One who shoes horses
• Ostler…One who looks after horse in an inn
• Hostler… One who looks after horse in an inn
• Geologist…One who studies rocks and soils
• Archaeologist…One who study the past through the objects left behind
• Astronomer…One who studies the stars
• Pilot…One who flies an aero plane
• Aviator… One who flies an aero plane
• Collier…One who works in a coal-mine
You may need this list Vocabulary : Professions for further reference.
< Bring in a note-book and a pen to take down few words which you find in this Vocabulary : Professions, as useful ones.
• Oculist…One who attends to the diseases of the eye
• Optician…One who tests eyesight and sell spectacles
• Physician…One who attends to sick people and prescribes medicines
• Druggist…One who compounds and sells drugs
• Pharmacist… One who compounds and sells drugs
• Surgeon…One who treats disease by performing operations
• Dentist…One who attends to the teeth
• Chiropodist…One skilled in the care of hands and feet
• Masseur…One who treats diseases by rubbing the muscles
• Obstetrician…A physician who assists women in child-birth
• Accoucheur… A physician who assists women in child-birth
• Chauffeur…One who drives a motor-car
• Engineer…One who attends to an engine
• Doctor… One who attends to sick people and prescribes medicines
• Captain…The person in charge of a ship
• Admiral…The commander of a fleet
• Sculptor…One who carves in stone
• Lapidary…One who cuts precious stone
• Lapidist… One who cuts precious stone
• Journalist…One who writes for the newspaper
• Reporter… One who writes for the newspaper
• Correspondent… One who writes for the newspaper
• Compositor…One who sets type for books
• Architect…One who draws and plans the design of the building
• Draughtsman…One who draws plans
• Florist…One who deals in flowers
• Fruiterer…One who deals in fruits
• Drover…One who deals in cattle
• Costermonger…One who sells fruits or vegetables
• Ironmonger…One who sells iron and hardware
• Herbalist…One who deals in medicinal herbs
• Fishmonger…One who deals in fish
• Furrier…One who deals in furs
• Brazier…One who works in brass
• Glazier…One who works in glass
• Vintner…One who deals in wines
• Plumber…One who works mending water pipes
• Stoker…One who attends to the fire of steam engine
• Cooper…One who makes barrels
• Navvy…One employed to do excavating works
• Milliner…One who makes and sells ladies hats
• Haberdasher…One who sells small articles such as ribbons or thread or laces
• Draper…One who deals in cloths and other fabrics
• Mercer…One who deals in silk
• Jockey…A professional rider in horse races
• Farrier…One who shoes horses
• Ostler…One who looks after horse in an inn
• Hostler… One who looks after horse in an inn
• Geologist…One who studies rocks and soils
• Archaeologist…One who study the past through the objects left behind
• Astronomer…One who studies the stars
• Pilot…One who flies an aero plane
• Aviator… One who flies an aero plane
• Collier…One who works in a coal-mine
This • Oculist…One who attends to the diseases of the eye
• Optician…One who tests eyesight and sell spectacles
• Physician…One who attends to sick people and prescribes medicines
• Druggist…One who compounds and sells drugs
• Pharmacist… One who compounds and sells drugs
• Surgeon…One who treats disease by performing operations
• Dentist…One who attends to the teeth
• Chiropodist…One skilled in the care of hands and feet
• Masseur…One who treats diseases by rubbing the muscles
• Obstetrician…A physician who assists women in child-birth
• Accoucheur… A physician who assists women in child-birth
• Chauffeur…One who drives a motor-car
• Engineer…One who attends to an engine
• Doctor… One who attends to sick people and prescribes medicines
• Captain…The person in charge of a ship
• Admiral…The commander of a fleet
• Sculptor…One who carves in stone
• Lapidary…One who cuts precious stone
• Lapidist… One who cuts precious stone
• Journalist…One who writes for the newspaper
• Reporter… One who writes for the newspaper
• Correspondent… One who writes for the newspaper
• Compositor…One who sets type for books
• Architect…One who draws and plans the design of the building
• Draughtsman…One who draws plans
• Florist…One who deals in flowers
• Fruiterer…One who deals in fruits
• Drover…One who deals in cattle
• Costermonger…One who sells fruits or vegetables
• Ironmonger…One who sells iron and hardware
• Herbalist…One who deals in medicinal herbs
• Fishmonger…One who deals in fish
• Furrier…One who deals in furs
• Brazier…One who works in brass
• Glazier…One who works in glass
• Vintner…One who deals in wines
• Plumber…One who works mending water pipes
• Stoker…One who attends to the fire of steam engine
• Cooper…One who makes barrels
• Navvy…One employed to do excavating works
• Milliner…One who makes and sells ladies hats
• Haberdasher…One who sells small articles such as ribbons or thread or laces
• Draper…One who deals in cloths and other fabrics
• Mercer…One who deals in silk
• Jockey…A professional rider in horse races
• Farrier…One who shoes horses
• Ostler…One who looks after horse in an inn
• Hostler… One who looks after horse in an inn
• Geologist…One who studies rocks and soils
• Archaeologist…One who study the past through the objects left behind
• Astronomer…One who studies the stars
• Pilot…One who flies an aero plane
• Aviator… One who flies an aero plane
• Collier…One who works in a coal-mine
Vocabulary-Marriage
This list Vocabulary-Marriage will give you all the words denoting Marriage.
Take down the words from this list for your future reference.
• Monogamist…One who has only one wife or husband at a time
• Bigamist…One who marries second wife or husband while the first legal spouse is alive
• Polygamist…Man who has more than one wife at a time
• Polyandrist…Woman who has more than one husband at a time
• Misogamist…A hater of marriage
• Celibate…One who vowed to a single or unmarried life
• Divorce…Legal dissolution of marriage of husband and wife
• Alimony…Payment of money allowed to wife on legal separation from the husband
• Widower…A man whose wife is dead
• Dowry…The property that the new wife brings to her husband
• Widow…A woman whose husband is dead
• Fiancé…One engaged to be married
• Fiancée… One engaged to be married
• Betrothed… One engaged to be married
• Affianced… One engaged to be married
• Trousseau…A bride’s outfit
• Banns…Proclamation of intended marriage
• Elope…To run away with lover in order to get married
Take down the words from this list for your future reference.
• Monogamist…One who has only one wife or husband at a time
• Bigamist…One who marries second wife or husband while the first legal spouse is alive
• Polygamist…Man who has more than one wife at a time
• Polyandrist…Woman who has more than one husband at a time
• Misogamist…A hater of marriage
• Celibate…One who vowed to a single or unmarried life
• Divorce…Legal dissolution of marriage of husband and wife
• Alimony…Payment of money allowed to wife on legal separation from the husband
• Widower…A man whose wife is dead
• Dowry…The property that the new wife brings to her husband
• Widow…A woman whose husband is dead
• Fiancé…One engaged to be married
• Fiancée… One engaged to be married
• Betrothed… One engaged to be married
• Affianced… One engaged to be married
• Trousseau…A bride’s outfit
• Banns…Proclamation of intended marriage
• Elope…To run away with lover in order to get married
Surya Prakash
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