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heavy
Book article from: The Oxford American Writers Thesaurus
...informal hulking, weighing a ton. antonym: light. 2. a heavy man synonyms...hulking, tubby, beefy, porky, pudgy. antonym: thin. 3. a heavy blow to...mighty, hefty, sharp, smart, severe. antonym: gentle. 4. a gardener did...
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hard
Book article from: The Oxford American Writers Thesaurus
...stone; frozen; literary adamantine. antonym: soft. 2. hard physical work...formal exigent; archaic toilsome. antonym: easy. 3. hard workers synonyms...untiring, indefatigable; studious. antonym: lazy. 4. a hard problem...
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well
Book article from: The Oxford American Writers Thesaurus
...fairly, kindly, generously, honestly. antonym: badly. 2. they get along...amiably, peaceably; informal famously. antonym: badly. 3. he plays the piano...expertly, admirably, excellently. antonym: poorly. 4. I know her well...
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fine
Book article from: The Oxford American Writers Thesaurus
...ribbon, blue-chip, splendiferous. antonym: poor. 2. a fine citizen...reasonable, tolerable; informal OK. antonym: unsatisfactory. 4. I feel...fine fettle; informal OK, in the pink. antonym: ill. 5. a fine day synonyms...
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soft
Book article from: The Oxford American Writers Thesaurus
...squishy, doughy; informal gooey. antonym: hard. 2. soft ground synonyms...boggy, miry, oozy; heavy, squelchy. antonym: firm. 3. a soft cushion...pliable, pliant, resilient, malleable. antonym: hard. 4. soft fabric synonyms...
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foul
Book article from: The Oxford American Writers Thesaurus
...literary miasmic, noisome, mephitic. antonym: fragrant. 2. a pile of foul...cruddy, yucky, icky; rare feculent. antonym: clean. 3. he had been foul...blustery, wild, blowy, rainy, wet. antonym: fair. 5. foul drinking water...
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drop
Book article from: The Oxford American Writers Thesaurus
...plummet, dive, nosedive, tumble, pitch. antonym: rise. 4. she dropped to...fall, sink, collapse, slump, tumble. antonym: rise. 5. informal I was...descend, go down, fall away, sink, dip. antonym: lift. 7. the exchange rate...
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good
Book article from: The Oxford American Writers Thesaurus
...awesome, wicked; smashing, brilliant. antonym: bad. 2. a good person synonyms...saintlike, angelic; informal squeaky clean. antonym: wicked. 3. the children...respectful, deferential, compliant. antonym: naughty. 4. a good thing...
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great
Book article from: The Oxford American Writers Thesaurus
...serious; exceptional, extraordinary. antonym: little. 2. a great expanse...informal humongous, whopping, ginormous. antonym: small. 3. you great fool...rate, matchless, peerless, star. antonym: minor. 5. the great navies...
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dull
Book article from: The Oxford American Writers Thesaurus
...tiring, tiresome, irksome, dullsville. antonym: interesting. 2. a dull morning...faded, washed out, muddy, dingy. antonym: bright. 4. a dull sound...unsharpened, edgeless, worn down. antonym: sharp. 6. a rather dull...
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