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"gloom", "gloominess", "glumness", "grief", "heartache", "heartbreak", "heartsickness", "miserableness", "misery", "mournfulness", "mourning", "woe", "wretchedness", "dejection", "depression", "despondence", "despondency", "disconsolateness", "dispiritedness", "doldrums", "downheartedness", "dumps", "forlornness", "joylessness", "melancholy", "sorrow", "unhappiness" ], "antonyms":[] }, "type":[ "noun" ] }, "jolt-wagons":{ "as in drays , wagonettes":{ "examples":[], "synonyms":[], "near synonyms":[ "drays", "oxcarts", "spring wagons", "wagonettes", "carts", "wagons", "wains", "barrows", "hand trucks", "pushcarts", "trams", "trucks", "wheelbarrows" ], "near antonyms":[], "antonyms":[] }, "type":[ "noun" ] }, "jollities":{ "joyful or festive activity":{ "examples":[ "I love all of the warmhearted jollity of the holiday season" ], "synonyms":[ "conviviality", "festivity", "gaiety", "gayety", "jollification", "merriment", "merrymaking", "rejoicing", "reveling", "revelling", "revelry", 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"dispiritedness", "doldrums", "downheartedness", "dumps", "forlornness", "joylessness", "melancholy", "sorrow", "unhappiness" ], "antonyms":[] }, "type":[ "noun" ] }, "jollifications":{ "joyful or festive activity":{ "examples":[ "each year the mountain men of the Old West would gather for a week of carousing, tall tale-telling, and general jollification" ], "synonyms":[ "conviviality", "festivity", "gaiety", "gayety", "jollity", "merriment", "merrymaking", "rejoicing", "reveling", "revelling", "revelry", "whoopee" ], "near synonyms":[ "carousal", "carouse", "delight", "diversion", "entertainment", "fun", "mischief", "pleasure", "recreation", "riot", "cheer", "cheerfulness", "cheeriness", "glee", "gleefulness", "hilarity", "joviality", "merriness", "mirth", "mirthfulness", "carnival", "celebration", "festival", "party", "revel", "frolicking", "gamboling", "gambolling", "rollicking", "romping", "enjoyment", "happiness", "joy", "binge", "fling", "frolic", "gambol", "lark", "rollick", "romp", "spree", "buffoonery", "clownery", "clownishness", "flippancy", "frivolity", "funning", "jesting", "jocularity", "joking", "joshing", "levity", "lightheartedness", "playfulness", "zaniness" ], "near antonyms":[ "blackness", "darkness", "dolefulness", "dolor", "gloom", "gloominess", "glumness", "grief", "heartache", "heartbreak", "heartsickness", "miserableness", "misery", "mournfulness", "mourning", "woe", "wretchedness", "dejection", "depression", "despondence", "despondency", "disconsolateness", "dispiritedness", "doldrums", "downheartedness", "dumps", "forlornness", "joylessness", "melancholy", "sorrow", "unhappiness" ], "antonyms":[] }, "type":[ "noun" ] }, "jollying":{ "to make jokes":{ "examples":[ "spent their nights around the campfire good-naturedly jollying and telling scary stories" ], "synonyms":[ "bantering", "chaffing", "fooling", "funning", "gagging", "japing", "jesting", "jiving", "joking", "joshing", "kidding", "quipping", "wisecracking", "yukking", "yucking" 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"sensational", "spectacular", "befuddling", "bewildering", "confounding", "confusing", "discomfiting", "disconcerting", "dismaying", "flustering", "muddling", "nonplussing", "nonplusing", "perplexing", "upsetting", "incomprehensible", "inconceivable", "incredible", "unbelievable", "unimaginable", "unlikely", "unthinkable", "singular", "uncommon", "unique", "unusual", "unwonted", "conspicuous", "notable", "noticeable", "outstanding", "remarkable", "impressive", "striking" ], "near antonyms":[ "common", "customary", "mundane", "normal", "ordinary", "typical", "unexceptional", "unremarkable", "usual" ], "antonyms":[ "unsurprising" ] }, "to make a series of small irregular or violent movements":{ "examples":[ "the roller coaster car jerked and jolted as it coursed along the old wooden tracks" ], "synonyms":[ "agitating", "bucketing", "convulsing", "jerking", "jiggling", "joggling", "jouncing", "juddering", "quaking", "quivering", "shaking", "shuddering", "vibrating", "wobbling", "wabbling" 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"cushioning", "delighting", "gratifying", "pleasing", "rejoicing", "tickling", "charming", "enticing", "tempting", "assuring", "cheering", "comforting", "consoling", "solacing", "soothing", "reassuring" ], "antonyms":[] }, "type":[ "adjective", "verb" ] }, "jolly boats":{ "as in bumboats , yawls":{ "examples":[], "synonyms":[], "near synonyms":[ "auxiliaries", "bumboats", "cutters", "launches", "lifeboats", "longboats", "tender", "yawls", "houseboats", "riverboats", "barges", "hoys", "keelboats", "keels", "lighters", "narrow boats", "cruisers", "inboards", "motorboats", "outboards", "powerboats", "towboats", "tugboats", "tugs", "bateaux", "batteaux", "ca\u00efques", "canoes", "catamarans", "coracles", "curraghs", "currachs", "dhows", "dinghies", "dinks", "dories", "dugouts", "flatboats", "garveys", "gigs", "johnboats", "kayaks", "outriggers", "paddleboats", "pinnaces", "piraguas", "pirogues", "pontoons", "prams", "punts", "rafts", "rowboats", "rowing boats", "sampans", "scows", "sculls", "shallops", "shells", "skiffs", "surfboats", "umiaks", "wherries", "ferries", "ferryboats", "gondolas", "taxis", "taxies", "water taxis", "catboats", "ketches", "sailboats", "schooners", "yachts", "bankers", "cobles", "draggers", "gillnetters", "hookers", "luggers", "scallopers", "seiners", "shrimpers", "trawlers", "whaleboats", "whalers", "workboats", "boats", "bottoms", "crafts", "vessels", "watercrafts" ], "near antonyms":[], "antonyms":[] }, "type":[ "noun" ] }, "jolt-wagon":{ "as in dray , wagonette":{ "examples":[], "synonyms":[], "near synonyms":[ "dray", "oxcart", "spring wagon", "wagonette", "cart", "wagon", "wain", "barrow", "hand truck", "pushcart", "tram", "truck", "wheelbarrow" ], "near antonyms":[], "antonyms":[] }, "type":[ "noun" ] }, "jolt":{ "a forceful coming together of two things":{ "examples":[ "pack the glass vase so that it won't fall victim to any hard jolts in transit" ], "synonyms":[ "bump", "collision", "concussion", "crash", "impact", "impingement", "jar", "jounce", "kick", "shock", "slam", "smash", "strike", "wallop" ], "near synonyms":[ "blow", "buffet", "hit", "knock", "punch", "rap", "slap", "thump", "bashing", "battering", "bludgeoning", "clobbering", "hammering", "lambasting", "licking", "pounding", "pummeling", "pummelling", "thrashing", "contact", "encounter", "meeting", "touch" ], "near antonyms":[], "antonyms":[] }, "something that makes a strong impression because it is so unexpected":{ "examples":[ "the news of the CEO's sudden retirement was a jolt to us all" ], "synonyms":[ "bombshell", "jar", "jaw-dropper", "stunner", "surprise", "surprize" ], "near synonyms":[ "shock", "thunderclap", "eye-opener", "revelation", "shocker", "amazement", "marvel", "wonder", "fillip", "kick", "kicker", "twist", "wrinkle" ], "near antonyms":[], "antonyms":[] }, "to make a series of small irregular or violent movements":{ "examples":[ "the roller coaster car jerked and jolted as it coursed along the old wooden tracks" ], 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attack jolted the country out of its indolence and indifference" ], "synonyms":[ "appall", "appal", "floor", "shake up", "shock" ], "near synonyms":[ "astonish", "bowl over", "dumbfound", "dumfound", "flabbergast", "freak (out)", "stun", "stupefy", "affright", "alarm", "alarum", "dismay", "fright", "frighten", "horrify", "panic", "scare", "scarify", "spook", "startle", "terrify", "terrorize", "disgust", "nauseate", "repel", "revolt", "sicken", "turn off", "displease", "offend", "outrage", "scandalize", "amaze", "astound", "awe", "chill", "daunt", "demoralize", "dispirit", "emasculate", "undo", "unman", "unnerve", "unstring", "discomfort", "discompose", "disconcert", "disquiet", "distress", "disturb", "perturb", "shake", "unsettle", "upset", "weird out", "crush", "overpower", "overwhelm" ], "near antonyms":[ "buffer", "cushion", "delight", "gratify", "please", "rejoice", "tickle", "charm", "entice", "tempt", "assure", "cheer", "comfort", "console", "solace", "soothe", "reassure" ], "antonyms":[] }, "type":[ "noun", "verb" ] }, "jollied":{ "to make jokes":{ "examples":[ "spent their nights around the campfire good-naturedly jollying and telling scary stories" ], "synonyms":[ "bantered", "chaffed", "fooled", "funned", "gagged", "japed", "jested", "jived", "joked", "joshed", "kidded", "quipped", "wisecracked", "yukked", "yucked" ], "near synonyms":[ "gibed", "jibed", "hazed", "jeered", "mocked", "ragged", "rallied", "razzed", "ribbed", "ridiculed", "teased", "caricatured", "lampooned", "parodied", "satirized", "amused", "diverted", "entertained" ], "near antonyms":[], "antonyms":[] }, "type":[ "verb" ] }, "Jolly Rogers":{ "as in white flags , black flags":{ "examples":[], "synonyms":[], "near synonyms":[ "black flags", "tricolors", "union jacks", "white flags", "buntings", "gonfalons", "burgees", "semaphores", "signalers", "signallers", "wafts", "banderoles", "banderols", "banners", "colors", "ensigns", "flags", "guidons", "jacks", "pendants", "pendents", "pennants", "pennons", "standards", "streamers", "badges", "coats of arms", "crests", "insignia", "insignias" ], "near antonyms":[], "antonyms":[] }, "type":[ "noun" ] }, "jollies":{ "a pleasurably intense stimulation of the feelings":{ "examples":[ "a provocateur who gets his jollies from stirring up political controversy" ], "synonyms":[ "bang", "boot", "charge", "exhilaration", "frisson", "kick", "rush", "thrill", "titillation", "wallop" ], "near synonyms":[ "arousal", "buzz", "electrification", "high", "intoxication", "jolt", "shock", "surprise", "surprize", "delectation", "delight", "enjoyment", "joy", "lift", "pleasure", "amusement", "diversion", "entertainment", "fun", "treat" ], "near antonyms":[], "antonyms":[] }, "to make jokes":{ "examples":[ "spent their nights around the campfire good-naturedly jollying and telling scary stories" ], "synonyms":[ "banters", "chaffs", "fools", "funs", "gags", "japes", "jests", "jives", "jokes", "joshes", "kids", "quips", "wisecracks", "yuks", "yucks" ], "near synonyms":[ "gibes", "jibes", "hazes", "jeers", "mocks", "rags", "rallies", "razzes", "ribs", "ridicules", "teases", "caricatures", "lampoons", "parodies", "satirizes", "amuses", "diverts", "entertains" ], "near antonyms":[], "antonyms":[] }, "type":[ "plural noun", "verb" ] }, "jolly":{ "indicative of or marked by high spirits or good humor":{ "examples":[ "an especially jolly crowd of well-wishers at their wedding reception" ], "synonyms":[ "blithe", "blithesome", "festive", "gay", "gleeful", "jocose", "jocular", "jocund", "jovial", "laughing", "merry", "mirthful", "sunny" ], "near synonyms":[ "amused", "beaming", "chuckling", "giggling", "smiling", "bright", "buoyant", "carefree", "cheerful", "cheery", "chipper", "lighthearted", "lightsome", "upbeat", "animated", "bouncing", "frisky", "jaunty", "lively", "peppy", "perky", "spirited", "sprightful", "sprightly", "vivacious", "zippy", "blessed", "blest", "blissful", "delighted", "ecstatic", "elated", "enraptured", "entranced", "euphoric", "exhilarated", "exuberant", "exultant", "gladsome", "happy", "high", "joyful", "joyous", "jubilant", "overjoyed", "radiant", "rapturous", "ravished", "thrilled", "tickled", "amusing", "facetious", "flippant", "frolicsome", "funny", "hilarious", "jesting", "joking", "joshing", "playful", "sportive", "witty", "cavalier", "devil-may-care", "easygoing", "happy-go-lucky", "insouciant", "unconcerned", "hopeful", "optimistic", "rosy", "sanguine", "antic", "comic", "comical", "farcical", "humorous", "riotous", "sidesplitting", "uproarious" ], "near antonyms":[ "abject", "aggrieved", "anguished", "blue", "brokenhearted", "crestfallen", "dejected", "depressed", "despondent", "disconsolate", "disheartened", "dispirited", "downcast", "downhearted", "forlorn", "glum", "heartbroken", "heartsick", "heavyhearted", "low-spirited", "melancholy", "sad", "saddened", "sorrowful", "unhappy", "crying", "groaning", "moaning", "sobbing", "wailing", "weeping", "discontented", "disgruntled", "moody", "doleful", "dolorous", "joyless", "lachrymose", "lugubrious", "mournful", "plaintive", "sorry", "woeful", "black", "bleak", "cheerless", "comfortless", "dark", "depressing", "desolate", "dismal", "dreary", "gloomy", "glum", "gray", "grey", "morose", "saturnine", "somber", "sombre", "sullen", "miserable", "woebegone", "wretched", "dull", "lethargic", "listless", "sluggish", "torpid" ], "antonyms":[] }, "giving pleasure or contentment to the mind or senses":{ "examples":[ "we always have a jolly time at their seaside cottage" ], "synonyms":[ "agreeable", "blessed", "blest", "congenial", "darling", "delectable", "delicious", "delightful", "delightsome", "dreamy", "dulcet", "enjoyable", "felicitous", "good", "grateful", "gratifying", "heavenly", "luscious", "nice", "palatable", "pleasant", "pleasing", "pleasurable", "pretty", "satisfying", "savory", "savoury", "sweet", "tasty", "welcome" ], "near synonyms":[ "alluring", "attractive", "desirable", "enviable", "inviting", "relishable", "tempting", "charming", "enchanting", "fascinating", "calming", "comforting", "soothing", "amusing", "diverting", "entertaining", "recreative", "affable", "amiable", "cheerful", "cheery", "comfortable", "gem\u00fctlich", "genial", "goodly", "good-natured", "gracious", "hospitable", "kindly", "personable", "blissful", "felicific", "glad", "happy", "joyous", "elating", "exhilarating", "intoxicating", "ecstatic", "euphoric", "nirvanic", "rapturous" ], "near antonyms":[ "abominable", "ghastly", "god-awful", "hellish", "horrid", "miserable", "wretched", "bilious", "disgusting", "distasteful", "obnoxious", "offensive", "repellent", "repellant", "repugnant", "repulsive", "revulsive", "unsavory", "vile", "yucky", "yukky", "abhorrent", "detestable", "hateful", "odious", "boring", "commonplace", "dull", "flat", "insipid", "irksome", "stale", "tedious", "displeasing", "dissatisfying", "depressing", "disheartening", "dismal", "dreary", "gloomy", "heartbreaking", "heartrending", "joyless", "lachrymose", "sad", "unhappy", "deplorable", "doleful", "dolorous", "lamentable", "lugubrious", "mournful", "regrettable", "sorrowful", "tragic", "tragical", "aggravating", "annoying", "exasperating", "irritating", "peeving", "perturbing", "vexing", "forbidding", "hostile", "intimidating", "angering", "enraging", "incensing", "inflaming", "enflaming", "infuriating", "maddening", "outraging", "rankling", "riling", "distressing", "disturbing", "upsetting" ], "antonyms":[ "disagreeable", "pleasureless", "unpalatable", "unpleasant", "unwelcome" ] }, "to a great degree":{ "examples":[ "I jolly well agree that you did the right thing", "has become a jolly careful driver since his recent accident" ], "synonyms":[ "achingly", "almighty", "archly", "awful", "awfully", "badly", "beastly", "blisteringly", "bone", "colossally", "corking", "cracking", "damn", "damned", "dang", "deadly", "desperately", "eminently", "enormously", "especially", "ever", "exceedingly", "exceeding", "extra", "extremely", "fabulously", "fantastically", "far", "fiercely", "filthy", "frightfully", "full", "greatly", "heavily", "highly", "hugely", "immensely", "incredibly", "intensely", "majorly", "mightily", "mighty", "monstrous", "mortally", "most", "much", "particularly", "passing", "rattling", "real", "really", "right", "roaring", "roaringly", "seriously", "severely", "so", "sore", "sorely", "spanking", "specially", "stinking", "such", "super", "supremely", "surpassingly", "terribly", "that", "thumping", "too", "unco", "uncommonly", "vastly", "very", "vitally", "way", "whacking", "wicked", "wildly" ], "near synonyms":[ "absolutely", "altogether", "completely", "downright", "entirely", "flat-out", "fully", "positively", "purely", "radically", "thoroughly", "totally", "utterly", "wholly", "deeply", "profoundly", "exceptionally", "notably", "remarkably", "considerably", "extensively", "significantly", "substantially", "appreciably", "discernibly", "markedly", "noticeably", "obviously", "palpably", "plainly", "visibly", "abundantly", "plentifully", "astronomically", "grandly", "monstrously", "monumentally", "excessively", "obscenely", "overmuch", "amazingly", "astonishingly", "staggeringly" ], "near antonyms":[ "meagerly", "scantily", "barely", "hardly", "just", "marginally", "minimally", "scarcely" ], "antonyms":[ "little", "negligibly", "nominally", "slightly", "somewhat" ] }, "to make jokes":{ "examples":[ "spent their nights around the campfire good-naturedly jollying and telling scary stories" ], "synonyms":[ "banter", "chaff", "fool", "fun", "gag", "jape", "jest", "jive", "joke", "josh", "kid", "quip", "wisecrack", "yuk", "yuck" ], "near synonyms":[ "gibe", "jibe", "haze", "jeer", "mock", "rag", "rally", "razz", "rib", "ridicule", "tease", "caricature", "lampoon", "parody", "satirize", "amuse", "divert", "entertain" ], "near antonyms":[], "antonyms":[] }, "type":[ "adjective", "adverb", "verb" ] } }