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Noun
A fanatical enthusiasm for a particular activity, person or object
A sudden love or infatuation with someone (or something)
A sudden desire, especially one that is unusual or unexplained
An activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure
A state or period of uncontrolled excitement or wild behavior
Lechery, lustfulness, the state of being libidinous
A sudden, widespread occurrence of an undesirable phenomenon
Extreme folly or eccentricity
Verb
To cause to go crazy or insane
To excite someone, typically to upset or disturb them
To cause to become angry
To break or cause to break without a complete separation of the parts
To stir up feelings or emotions, typically that translate into action
To inspire with unreasoning love, attachment or enthusiasm
To cause the downfall or ruin of
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Noun
▲
A fanatical enthusiasm for a particular activity, person or object
fad
trend
fashion
mania
vogue
passion
rage
thing
enthusiasm
fancy
infatuation
novelty
obsession
preoccupation
fetish
fixation
flavor
US
flavour
UK
go
mode
buzz
chic
compulsion
sensation
tonne
UK
ton
US
weakness
fascination
fever
latest
love
style
taste
whim
cry
furore
UK
furor
US
kick
monomania
wrinkle
dernier cri
in thing
hot ticket
latest thing
last word
newest wrinkle
custom
bug
hobby
look
prepossession
hang-up
interest
idée fixe
passing fancy
fetich
practice
penchant
partiality
desire
predilection
pastime
cult
hobbyhorse
meme
addiction
crush
in
latest wrinkle
big thing
new look
neurosis
complex
convention
way
yen
affectation
caprice
case
whimsy
humour
UK
innovation
eccentricity
humor
US
conceit
vagary
kink
amusement
quirk
frivolity
sport
bandwagon
inclination
pursuit
fantasy
preference
current style
now
general tendency
propensity
bias
proclivity
prejudice
leaning
bug in ear
ax to grind
bee in your bonnet
latest style
latest taste
flash in the pan
in-thing
tiger by the tail
something on the brain
latest word
cool
fool notion
all the rage
jag
zeal
hit
newest
buzzword
most up to date
impact
crotchet
flash
wonder
craving
idea
concept
urge
mainstream
recreation
cacoethes
fixedness
paranoia
the latest fad
the newest fashion
ritual
bee
fashionableness
voguishness
form
design
impulse
wont
practise
trick
popularity
modishness
cultus
cultism
habitude
habit
preoccupation with
mania for
obsession with
the latest cry
trendiness
engrossment
entertainment
tunnel vision
coolness
in-spot
fixed idea
fashionability
stylishness
hot spot
hotness
faddism
fondness
currency
prevalence
talking point
prevailing taste
favor
US
drive
relish
distraction
favour
UK
soft spot
liking
keenness
affinity
affection
susceptibility
snazziness
usage
use
leisure pursuit
leisure activity
the thing
the latest
the rage
hot
flavour of the month
air du temps
one-hit wonder
with it
trendy
fashionable
le dernier cri
popular
in vogue
in fashion
big
movement
hip
phobia
attraction
delusion
must
phantom
monkey
ruling passion
consuming passion
pet subject
one-track mind
concrete idea
laser-like focus
more ❯
“In the mid-1980s, there was tremendous growth in restaurants in North America. Salad bars became the latest
craze
with consumers.”
Noun
▲
A sudden love or infatuation with someone (or something)
infatuation
crush
passion
mash
obsession
fancy
fixation
thing
adoration of
captivation
desire
desire for
devotion to
enchantment
fascination
feeling for
folly
fondness for
foolishness
love
love for
madness
pash
passion for
penchant for
preoccupation with
rapture
regard for
addiction to
craze for
crush on
fixation with
hang-up about
mania for
obsession with
passing fancy
puppy love
thing about
calf love
fondness
liking
affection
feelings
torch
flame
beguin
romantic feelings
love affair
adoration
enamoredness
amour
adulation
amorousness
keenness
ardour
UK
reverence
devotedness
lovingness
devotion
ardor
US
more ❯
“Mary knew that his
craze
for her was more infatuation for her chic prettiness and her alluring smile than anything else.”
Noun
▲
A sudden desire, especially one that is unusual or unexplained
whim
fancy
caprice
whimsy
notion
vagary
kink
urge
freak
megrim
desire
bee
crank
quirk
whimsey
impulse
vagrancy
crotchet
inclination
foible
humor
US
maggot
conceit
humour
UK
fad
bent
passion
idea
dream
disposition
sport
thought
fantasy
vision
sudden notion
whim-wham
sudden idea
passing thought
inspiration
will
spontaneity
wish
longing
yearning
yen
mood
aspiration
bee in your bonnet
instinct
hope
craving
compulsion
ambition
mind
itch
hankering
propensity
want
thirst
hunger
lust
aim
eccentricity
peculiarity
need
liking
bias
intention
drive
motive
motivation
preference
flight of fancy
oddity
idiosyncrasy
twist
perversity
turn
imagination
fit
folly
thing
crochet
greed
greediness
singularity
covetousness
hang-up
cupidity
appetence
impulsion
daydream
demand
wish fulfillment
snap decision
sudden inclination
objective
requirement
resolve
feeling
hunch
intent
goal
purpose
requisite
necessity
will-o'-the-wisp
dream vision
wish-fulfillment fantasy
predisposition
yearn
relish
pursuit
obsession
penchant
predilection
essential
zeal
ache
endeavour
UK
proclivity
endeavor
US
prayer
pining
fire in the belly
impetus
appetite
more ❯
“This coincided with a sudden
craze
for wigs and hairpieces in the Western world.”
Noun
▲
An activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure
hobby
recreation
pastime
entertainment
diversion
amusement
interest
distraction
pursuit
sport
divertissement
avocation
obsession
fancy
game
fun
relaxation
enthusiasm
fad
sideline
play
whimsy
kick
bag
thing
art
occupation
weakness
craft
hobbyhorse
schtick
speciality
UK
specialty
US
leisure activity
leisure pursuit
leisure interest
pet topic
amateur interest
favorite occupation
favourite occupation
pleasurable pastime
labor of love
activity
pleasure
passion
leisure
mania
bug
fun and games
enjoyment
frolic
endeavour
UK
lark
caper
endeavor
US
jollity
festivity
racket
scene
rollick
more ❯
Noun
▲
A state or period of uncontrolled excitement or wild behavior
frenzy
flap
furore
UK
uproar
hysteria
turmoil
tumult
furor
US
fever
fuss
feverishness
stir
fury
ruckus
excitement
rage
row
rampage
rumpus
flurry
ruction
state
lather
whirl
passion
wildness
ecstasy
agitation
rush
rumble
transport
elation
euphoria
to-do
free-for-all
wild excitement
hell broke loose
commotion
disturbance
hubbub
pandemonium
hullabaloo
ado
bother
storm
ballyhoo
kerfuffle
outcry
hoopla
pother
blather
stew
moil
clatter
shindy
bluster
bustle
outburst
welter
bobbery
clutter
squall
splore
foofaraw
williwaw
hurly
do
corroboree
hurry
hurricane
zoo
coil
mania
fun
hurly-burly
hoo-ha
hurry-scurry
helter-skelter
hoo-hah
hurry-skurry
hubble-bubble
alarums and excursions
carry-on
brouhaha
stink
upset
palaver
scandal
tizzy
tizz
confusion
tempest
delirium
sensation
distraction
deliriousness
scene
snafu
pantomime
performance
song and dance
tizz-woz
ferment
controversy
enthusiasm
hype
protest
big scene
big stink
disorder
upheaval
racket
chaos
unrest
clamour
UK
clamor
US
riot
trouble
turbulence
mayhem
bedlam
fracas
hue and cry
disruption
hassle
havoc
noise
din
anarchy
maelstrom
violence
melee
babel
convulsion
perturbation
restlessness
activity
disarray
affray
lawlessness
bangarang
hustle and bustle
dither
brawl
quarrel
madness
unruliness
madhouse
strife
argy-bargy
whirlwind
splash
discord
anarchism
cataclysm
misrule
outrage
objection
complaint
earthquake
bouleversement
uprising
vociferation
protestation
revolution
dissent
opposition
insurrection
broil
panic
disquiet
eruption
indignation
imbroglio
fray
hustle
breach of the peace
ructions
donnybrook
aggro
shambles
mix-up
explosion
bobsy-die
rebellion
all hell broken loose
fighting
fuss and feathers
roar
paroxysm
flutter
mutiny
fluster
disorganization
US
three-ring circus
jangle
bagarre
excitation
folderol
action
fret
rioting
blowup
disapproval
wingding
criticism
altercation
upturn
hysterics
shindig
fireworks
drama
mess
annoyance
tremor
Sturm und Drang
disorderliness
fight
melodrama
disarrangement
fisticuffs
tantrum
hell
howls of protest
disorganisation
UK
formal complaint
howl of protest
storm in a teacup
tempest in a teapot
fit
mob rule
chorus of disapproval
reign of terror
much ado about nothing
howl
fervour
UK
fire
fervor
US
hissy fit
temper tantrum
scuffle
emotion
cacophony
twitter
disaster
clangour
UK
babble
rigmarole
stramash
clangor
US
intricacy
entropy
demurral
heat
instability
outbreak
shivaree
remonstrance
conflict
haste
muddle
wilding
ailment
jumble
disorderedness
backwash
tamasha
production
challenge
disquietude
flare-up
biffo
fermentation
dishevelment
tear
demurrer
terrorism
rabidity
topsy-turviness
boiling point
flak
cry
messiness
discomposure
shock
misorder
muss
huff
tumble
heck
confrontation
contretemps
fuss and bother
chance-medley
street fight
mare's nest
snake pit
utter confusion
paddy
mard
pell-mell
outburst of rage
federal case
fit of anger
fit of ill temper
paroxysm of rage
tempest in a teacup
bad mood
fit of bad temper
frenzy of anger
mountain out of a molehill
fit of temper
paroxysm of anger
fit of pique
fit of rage
fit of fury
tempest in a tea-kettle
frenzy of rage
big deal
outburst of anger
fractiousness
disruptiveness
shemozzle
rowdydow
worry
scrap
interruption
spin
craziness
business
swirl
hurrah
loud noise
provocation
incitement
liveliness
animation
ungovernableness
rowdiness
uncontrollability
busyness
scramble
movement
life
chaotic situation
thrill
feeling
buzz
unquietness
restiveness
uneasiness
struggle
whirlpool
devil to pay
vehemence
hectic activity
all hell breaking loose
to do
rhubarb
mêlée
farce
farcicality
ridiculousness
senselessness
tension
discomfiture
disconcertment
rampancy
intensity
hurly burly
seething mass
stooshie
exception
combustion
uncertainty
spot of bother
convulsions
tohubohu
kick-up
calamity
quake
monkey business
eagerness
consternation
firestorm
anger
argument
toing and froing
comings and goings
zeal
demur
hindrance
trepidation
skirmish
dust-up
fussing
wilderness
expostulation
embarrassment
mortification
abashment
surprise
rout
dislocation
haze
scuffling
spasm
hubba-hubba
temper
brannigan
abandon
rough house
clash
strike
fanaticism
discontent
bombshell
question
vandalism
incitation
dissatisfaction
destruction
rapture
slip-up
impatience
fling
binge
orgy
splurge
spree
difficulty
grief
run-in
scene of confusion
wild disarray
bomb
stunner
spectacle
discombobulation
a maelstrom
ataxia
mobocracy
state of unrest
kick
shouting
sweat
afters
mishap
encounter
yelling
street fighting
mob violence
violent disorder
scrimmage
roughhouse
a mess
a muddle
a shambles
entanglement
incident
threat
harassment
intoxication
unrestraint
derangement
overthrow
topsy-turvydom
rat's nest
topsy-turvyness
holy mess
an omnishambles
war of words
menace
boilover
hazard
swivet
stirring
alteration
turnaround
shakeout
switch
catastrophe
temblor
twit
irrationality
swelter
neurosis
distress
alarm
a car crash
flip-flop
violent change
about-face
public outcry
public outrage
rallying cry
new deal
major change
seismic shift
sudden change
new ball-game
unreason
nervousness
mirth
exclamation
panic attack
ruffle
hissy
loss of control
loss of reason
outburst of agitation
mental distress
screaming abdabs
screaming habdabs
fit of madness
fit of agitation
nervous state
clamouring
UK
tiz-woz
exhibition
clamoring
US
state of agitation
state of anxiety
exhibition of oneself
display of emotion
carrying-on
more ❯
Noun
▲
Lechery, lustfulness, the state of being libidinous
prurience
lust
lustfulness
eroticism
passion
lasciviousness
concupiscence
desire
lechery
libidinousness
itch
craving
libido
yearning
urge
hunger
thirst
ardour
UK
ardor
US
hankering
appetite
salacity
pruriency
amativeness
erotism
wish
covetousness
fancy
need
fervour
UK
fervor
US
love
aspiration
eagerness
inclination
ambition
attraction
avidity
cupidity
infatuation
liking
mania
rapture
ravenousness
devotion
fascination
fondness
frenzy
greed
motive
predilection
proclivity
propensity
rapaciousness
relish
solicitude
voracity
will
admiration
doting
hots
letch
horniness
salaciousness
lustihood
obsession
lech
weakness
longing
yen
pining
drive
besottedness
enthusiasm
want
ache
captivation
fixation
adoration
affection
burning
adulation
hungering
keenness
crush
fetish
aching
eros
fanaticism
appetency
zeal
needfulness
strong interest
excitement
thirstiness
jones
madness
soft spot
care
enchantment
amorousness
hope
dream
appetence
aim
penchant
appetition
whim
impulse
impatience
goal
greediness
avidness
zest
intention
taste
preference
motivation
compulsion
desirousness
gusto
partiality
purpose
thing
resolve
determination
willingness
disposition
objective
intent
stomach
druthers
pursuit
fire in the belly
commitment
earnestness
dedication
design
demand
interest
bent
fire in belly
instinct
wistfulness
nostalgia
push
mind
plan
target
yearn
object
resolution
fervency
mission
endeavor
US
endeavour
UK
end
holy grail
pretension
ambitiousness
zing
bourne
spirit
doggedness
tenacity
raison d'être
object of desire
Holy Grail
desired result
favour
UK
favor
US
notion
leaning
will power
like
go-getting
addiction
thought
aphrodisia
shine
requirement
daydream
predisposition
big eyes
impetus
intentness
randiness
deep affection
eyes for
necessity
enterprise
use
panting
nympholepsy
requisite
initiative
velleity
idea
saudade
feeling
vision
striving
dynamism
ideal
scheme
calling
vocation
fire
warmth
verve
urgency
vigour
UK
destination
bourn
expectation
direction
mark
desideratum
action
pep
aggressiveness
hustle
vitality
dash
melancholy
energy
gumption
go
zip
aggression
get-up-and-go
vim
entrepreneurial spirit
moxie
goal-setting
self-motivation
emulation
vigor
US
get up and go
right stuff
esprit
what it takes
punch
a sense of purpose
spunk
bias
strong want
restlessness
thirsting
munchies
prayer
strong desire
grail
coveting
faithfulness
palate
tendency
loyalty
esurience
gluttony
cacoethes
hurting
sweet tooth
caprice
tooth
hungriness
estimation
anxiety
whimsy
envy
lusting
indulgence
avarice
essential
vagary
preoccupation
acquisitiveness
expectancy
intensity
rapacity
vehemence
regard
graspingness
hang-up
suspense
anticipation
sentiment
emotions
heat
impulsion
hunch
feelings
mercenariness
excitability
haste
endearment
idolization
puppy love
ardency
hastiness
rashness
hurry
readiness
wholeheartedness
impulsiveness
avariciousness
passionateness
materialism
ants in pants
alacrity
veneration
homesickness
fantasy
impetuosity
voraciousness
affinity
wishing
attachment
pleasure
scarcity
occasion
focus
imperative
deficit
scantiness
dearth
cry out
call
support
absence
necessitude
drought
scarceness
exigence
market
exigency
wish fulfillment
list
humour
UK
humor
US
persuasion
cup of tea
will-o'-the-wisp
wish-fulfillment fantasy
dream vision
backbone
self-control
self-discipline
self-restraint
lewdness
single-mindedness
self-mastery
spine
sensuality
carnality
licentiousness
resoluteness
purposefulness
willpower
lecherousness
sexuality
self-command
continence
self-government
restraint
self-possession
tenaciousness
self-containment
pipe dream
wantonness
sensualism
strength of character
stick-to-it-iveness
temperament
fixity of purpose
stickability
perseveration
Sitzfleisch
power
animalism
raunchiness
heart's desire
attitude
willfulness
conviction
discipline
character
staying power
decisiveness
firmness of purpose
guts
sexual desire
sexual appetite
sex drive
sexual passion
sexual longing
the hots
biological urge
more ❯
Noun
▲
A sudden, widespread occurrence of an undesirable phenomenon
epidemic
outbreak
flood
outburst
spate
explosion
wave
rash
upsurge
flurry
torrent
burst
eruption
rise
plague
upswing
blaze
ebullition
boutade
growth
increase
upturn
contagion
mushrooming
spread
flare-up
gush
flush
deluge
flow
surge
flash
fit
rush
spurt
run
blowup
spasm
paroxysm
series
storm
succession
flare
string
groundswell
outpouring
uprising
upwelling
onrush
charge
breakout
bursting
recrudescence
sally
tide
onslaught
swell
current
stream
sweep
influx
escalation
sudden appearance
bubble
welling up
sequence
gale
chain
gust
access
blast
agony
detonation
course
train
inflammation
pandemic
start
blow-up
inundation
cluster
welter
patch
spell
bout
spree
frenzy
building up
build-up
flutter
volley
flicker
fury
occurrence
thunder
break
gushing
roar
breaking
tumult
sortie
irruption
barrage
cascade
avalanche
battery
shower
cycle
flux
streak
hail
bombardment
array
round
attack
effusion
salvo
outflow
progression
suite
cannonade
fusillade
discharge
blitz
rain
consecution
blitzkrieg
issue
drumfire
jet
drumbeat
movement
throe
welling
circle
whirl
outflowing
merry-go-round
turn
efflux
emanation
drift
leakage
set
procession
passage
line
downpour
roll
outpour
stroke
spout
case
broadside
siege
exodus
seizure
wheel
progress
wind
motion
stint
stretch
drain
overflow
effluence
escape
outrush
drainage
dose
order
row
seepage
swirl
circulation
hemorrhage
US
haemorrhage
UK
period
trickle
effluent
outflux
continuity
debouchment
river
state
conniption
chapter
splurt
blow
pour
transfer
hurricane
huff
spring
loss
spray
manifestation
encounter
pelting
schedule
profusion
blowout
relapse
path
persistence
field
paddy
alluvion
effluvium
a series of
mass
shelling
bombing
cataract
cataclysm
depletion
suffering
scene
fireworks
twitch
emergence
large amount
fluidity
convulsion
effluxion
battle
upheaval
rapture
crossfire
overflowing
trend
overrunning
monsoon
draft
US
direction
ailment
tendency
freshet
dash
zoom
zodiac
time
ebb and flow
draught
UK
leaning
swing
tenor
percolation
squirt
drip
continuation
ooze
leak
continuance
ebb
whoosh
undercurrent
tideway
oozing
undertow
dribble
list
concatenation
range
arrangement
file
group
bank
alternation
suit
gradation
column
scale
tier
expression
more ❯
Noun
▲
Extreme folly or eccentricity
lunacy
absurdity
inanity
asininity
silliness
insanity
nonsensicalness
madness
folly
craziness
foolishness
fatuity
senselessness
wackiness
nuttiness
daftness
idiocy
preposterousness
imbecility
brainlessness
zaniness
fatuousness
stupidity
witlessness
dottiness
dippiness
simplicity
balminess
foolery
irrationality
unwisdom
ludicrousness
foppery
ridiculousness
nonsense
absurdness
illogicality
foolhardiness
tomfoolery
ineptitude
bêtise
pointlessness
unreasonableness
irresponsibility
imprudence
meaninglessness
mindlessness
rashness
indiscretion
impracticality
recklessness
inaneness
injudiciousness
thoughtlessness
eccentricity
frivolity
futility
puerility
wildness
nonsensicality
childishness
insensibility
unwiseness
lack of sense
dumb trick
horse feathers
carrying-on
strangeness
oddness
flakiness
goofiness
outlandishness
triviality
farcicality
oafishness
incongruity
frivolousness
fruitlessness
weakness
mistake
risibility
doltishness
moronism
cretinism
unintelligence
lack of caution
lack of foresight
illogicalness
fool trick
farcicalness
insaneness
weirdness
outrageousness
misguidedness
giddiness
vacuity
cloddishness
rubbish
claptrap
poppycock
inadvisability
perversity
desipience
unsoundness
crazy
vapidity
twaddle
derangement
immaturity
crassness
dumb thing to do
abject stupidity
midsummer madness
utter stupidity
incompetency
bunk
tommyrot
suicide
farce
malarkey
incongruency
ludicrosity
jive
bull
joke
jazz
flapdoodle
unconventionality
incongruousness
applesauce
improbability
BS
hot air
obtuseness
stupidness
dumbness
dopiness
simpleness
dim-wittedness
density
obtusity
dullness
slowness
simplemindedness
dulness
feeblemindedness
incomprehension
duncery
stolidity
obliviousness
ninnyism
denseness
ignorance
gormlessness
bewilderment
boneheadedness
incredulity
dimness
nitwittedness
thickness
confusion
incredulousness
shenanigans
buffoonery
absent-mindedness
lack of interest
empty-headedness
lack of intelligence
lack of understanding
vacancy
lack of thought
dull-wittedness
abstraction
clowning
horseplay
hijinks
skylarking
clownery
monkeying
humour
UK
humor
US
facetiousness
monkeyshines
flippancy
jocularity
playfulness
lightheartedness
fun
merriment
jocoseness
drollery
flightiness
witticism
humorousness
jocosity
gaiety
mirth
wisecracking
comicalness
whimsicality
waggishness
funniness
levity
jokiness
jesting
mirthfulness
drollness
joyfulness
whimsy
banter
clownishness
high jinks
light-heartedness
horsing around
monkey business
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cause to go crazy or insane
derange
unstring
frenzy
loco
unbalance
unhinge
madden
crack
confuse
dement
distemper
bewilder
distract
drive mad
flip
flip out
freak out
break down
disorder
confound
disconcert
drive you out of your mind
make insane
drive round the bend
drive someone off their head
drive insane
disturb
blow one's cork
blow one's stack
blow a fuse
flip your lid
blow your top
destabilize
US
destabilise
UK
distort
melt down
lose control
crack up
blow up
go bonkers
blow your mind
become insane
lose it
fall apart at the seams
bug out
go crazy
wig out
be overcome
come apart at the seams
become deranged
perturb
upset
discompose
agitate
worry
bother
disquiet
distress
alarm
dismay
unnerve
trouble
fluster
rattle
concern
flurry
discomfort
ruffle
faze
discomfit
fuss
ail
frazzle
throw
nonplus
shake
perplex
alarum
undo
exercise
hagride
derail
daunt
jolt
spook
sicken
discommode
unsettle
take aback
throw off balance
shake up
weird out
make uneasy
put off
get to
make anxious
throw off
psych out
put someone off their stroke
pull the rug from under
pull the rug out from under
more ❯
“He had grief and trouble enough to
craze
him.”
Verb
▲
To excite someone, typically to upset or disturb them
agitate
disturb
upset
bother
perturb
worry
discompose
distress
unsettle
disquiet
trouble
ruffle
alarm
disconcert
rattle
dismay
unnerve
bug
provoke
fluster
concern
flurry
discomfort
faze
distract
fuss
unhinge
ail
alarum
distemper
confuse
frazzle
exercise
undo
hagride
derail
discombobulate
inflame
spook
excite
psych
rouse
incite
move
arouse
stimulate
ferment
get to
freak out
weird out
burn up
make anxious
stir up
give someone grief
egg on
work up
cause anxiety to
push buttons
turn on
bug up
make flip
confound
discountenance
hassle
bewilder
flip
throw off balance
make waves
discomfit
perplex
nonplus
puzzle
abash
mystify
embarrass
mortify
addle
muddle
fuddle
frustrate
panic
grieve
displease
hurry
offend
hurt
throw
shake
anger
inconvenience
frighten
bustle
annoy
torment
plague
fret
harass
irk
pester
vex
irritate
disappoint
peeve
make nervous
throw into a tizz
afflict
nark
indispose
miff
wound
put into a flap
turn
sicken
incapacitate
cramp
sadden
debilitate
pother
floor
put on edge
send into a spin
tick off
flip out
fire up
pick on
get at
wind up
get across
get someone
lay up
hack off
bum out
key up
rock the boat
make a scene
give a hard time
hurt somebody's feelings
get on your wick
flummox
baffle
put off
scare
gravel
chagrin
take aback
disorient
startle
make uneasy
dumbfound
shake up
bamboozle
befuddle
horrify
daunt
get
bemuse
appal
UK
appall
US
stupefy
buffalo
beat
fox
befog
exasperate
aggravate
intimidate
psych out
put someone off their stroke
harry
needle
throw off
nettle
shock
demoralize
US
discourage
torture
demoralise
UK
mix up
stun
depress
persecute
maze
oppress
stump
put out
pose
gall
pique
terrify
cow
terrorize
US
surprise
dishearten
beset
agonize
US
chafe
daze
beleaguer
put out of countenance
aggrieve
strain
muddy
terrorise
UK
put someone off their stride
set someone back on their heels
put the wind up
agonise
UK
make someone scratch their head
rile
deter
burden
grate
discommode
affright
stress
jolt
rack
disorientate
pain
make uncomfortable
derange
anguish
harrow
rattle one's cage
wilder
catch off balance
flabbergast
throw into a tizzy
bedevil
fog
try
nag
cause to be at a stand
cause someone to lose their composure
blow your mind
go to your head
dispirit
chill
awe
unman
rasp
spite
disarrange
eat
infuriate
affect
frost
gripe
let down
incommode
unbalance
make self-conscious
incense
itch
despair
enrage
bully
besiege
fright
browbeat
scarify
make fretful
tease
rankle
stir
tear
abrade
foul up
gnaw at
curse
throw into tizzy
astonish
intoxicate
inebriate
make punchy
give a bad time
goad
hound
test
molest
tantalize
US
tantalise
UK
stagger
dog
pull the rug from under
pull the rug out from under
ball up
rub up the wrong way
set someone thinking
drive up the wall
mess with someone's head
grate on
get on your nerves
be all Greek to
do someone's head in
get under your skin
wring
haunt
flutter
hustle
quicken
unquiet
disoblige
overwhelm
overawe
tangle
deject
make restless
uncalm
disorder
subdue
dizzy
cause disquiet to
preoccupy
dement
worst
bowl over
uncouple
destabilize
US
crush
tear away at
drive insane
eat away at
frenzy
send over the edge
blind
destabilise
UK
hinder
elude
freak
consternate
traumatize
US
jar
balk
US
make awkward
show up
baulk
UK
hang up
excruciate
traumatise
UK
unstring
catch one short
take the wind out of your sails
astound
catch unawares
make a monkey of
put in a spot
put in a hole
put on the spot
make someone laugh out of the other side of their mouth
make someone laugh on the other side of their face
stampede
take by surprise
tax
put off one's stroke
injure
stop someone in their tracks
boggle the mind of
defeat
strike dumb
throw for loop
antagonize
US
snow
obfuscate
strap
break
nit-pick
prick
push
desolate
martyr
throw into disarray
fill with panic
blight
bring up short
stymie
assail
eat at
arouse anxiety in
make miserable
do a number on
be on one's case
make wretched
cause suffering to
make it tough for
weigh on
cut up
cause anguish to
throw a curve
knock props out
badger
bolix up
bumfuzzle
upset the applecart
madden
corner
straiten
weigh down
importune
dun
hector
ride
outrage
jangle
antagonise
UK
make your head spin
mess with one's head
jar on
drive crazy
tee off
drive round the bend
get on one's nerves
set on edge
hit a sour note
try your patience
drive you up the wall
drive to distraction
get on
drive mad
petrify
sweat out
lie heavy on
be a great weight on
disgust
dissatisfy
weigh heavily on one's mind
mither
bite
niggle
repel
give someone the hump
make someone see red
disburb
stiff
hack you off
be at
turn off
be a pain in the neck
rankle with
get in your hair
be a thorn in someone's side
put your back up
get your back up
drive bananas
strike terror into
disrupt
scare to death
wear
fill with fear
scare witless
scare stiff
scare the pants off
scare the bejesus out of
give someone goose pimples
chill to the bone
scare away
drive
scare someone out of their wits
chill to the marrow
give someone the heebie-jeebies
scare the living daylights out of
put the fear of God into
freeze your blood
get the wind up
curdle the blood
scare off
throw into a blue funk
make teeth chatter
make one's hair stand on end
make someone jump out of their skin
make one's blood run cold
make one's flesh creep
give one the creeps
scare someone half to death
throw into a fright
inspire
whip up
invigorate
US
spur
pump up
energize
US
electrify
galvanize
US
dash
juice up
galvanise
UK
envigorate
UK
enliven
trigger
inspirit
foment
taunt
animate
enthuse
liven up
activize
work
energise
UK
jazz up
titillate
disillusion
disenchant
disgruntle
paralyse
UK
paralyze
US
knock for six
knock sideways
give a turn
screw up
mess up
fill with consternation
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cause to become angry
madden
anger
infuriate
annoy
rile
irritate
provoke
exasperate
vex
incense
gall
aggravate
irk
enrage
nark
pique
bug
rankle
bother
inflame
upset
outrage
roil
agitate
ire
enflame
mad
pester
frustrate
umbrage
distract
possess
shatter
unhinge
tick off
wind up
drive crazy
drive up the wall
make someone see red
get your back up
make your blood boil
hack you off
steam up
drive to distraction
put your back up
get your goat
get your dander up
send into a rage
make somebody's hackles rise
raise your hackles
get your hackles up
make you see red
drive you crazy
drive you out of your mind
drive you round the bend
drive you round the twist
drive you to distraction
make livid
make somebody's blood boil
displease
antagonize
US
nettle
excite
offend
ruffle
fret
hassle
peeve
put out
miff
affront
needle
bristle
gravel
drive mad
goad
grill
empurple
burn up
cross
chafe
bait
embitter
acerbate
antagonise
UK
boil
exacerbate
burn
arouse
rub up the wrong way
get someone
tee off
get at
get across
blow up
raise hell
get on your nerves
hack off
stir up
egg on
make sore
lose one's temper
give someone the pip
get in your hair
get on one's nerves
get up someone's nose
get on your wick
get under your skin
ruffle one's feathers
rattle someone's cage
grate
get
get to
ride
disturb
give someone the hump
rasp
eat
bum out
persecute
spite
frost
harass
make angry
gripe
rark
hump
itch
trouble
rub the wrong way
perturb
drive round the bend
plague
nag
harry
make cross
drive round the twist
worry
torment
tease
try your patience
fire up
distress
T-off
disgust
rattle
try
abrade
rankle with
cheese off
make waves
discompose
pain
rouse
insult
gnaw
dissatisfy
molest
chagrin
disgruntle
badger
grate on
turn off
drive bananas
give a hard time
rub you up the wrong way
put someone's nose out of joint
dismay
disquiet
hurt
mortify
hound
mither
bite
depress
scandalize
US
incite
bedevil
be a thorn in someone's flesh
incommode
scandalise
UK
sour
work up
give someone grief
be at
be a pain in the neck
eat away at
be a thorn in someone's side
be on your back
ask for it
get a rise out of
hit where one lives
whip up
brown off
be on the back of
drive nuts
get someone's wick
drive insane
nudge
break
henpeck
fester
taunt
beleaguer
obsess
distemper
jangle
afflict
niggle
hack
start
get on the wrong side of
make an enemy of somebody
inconvenience
push button
heat up
work on
discountenance
chide
discommode
mess
jar on
eat at
fluster
gnaw at
rile up
embarrass
get on someone
cause resentment to
cause annoyance to
unnerve
fuss
drive you up the wall
eat up
dishearten
push someon's buttons
be like a red rag to a bull
mess with
make see red
discourage
irritate greatly
work into lather
demoralize
US
push one's buttons
disappoint
dispirit
discontent
disaffect
daunt
rattle one's cage
repel
set off
perplex
make you angry
revolt
stick in one's craw
try the patience of
wear on
set one's teeth on edge
get across someone
set on
take a rise out of
disoblige
unman
zing
misplease
chill
aggrieve
appal
UK
appall
US
wrong
give a bad time
mix up
demoralise
UK
play dirty
cut to the quick
give offence to
make indignant
cause offence to
be an affront to
boil over
cause offense to
make discontented
more ❯
Verb
▲
To break or cause to break without a complete separation of the parts
crack
break
split
fracture
snap
burst
cleave
fissure
rive
rupture
splinter
damage
spall
shatter
fragment
bust
smash
disintegrate
sever
divide
shiver
rend
separate
tear
part
open
smash to smithereens
break up
dismember
puncture
blow out
demolish
come apart
cut
fragmentalize
disrupt
splinterize
rip
slash
slit
break open
explode
fragmentize
crush
pop
destroy
trash
sunder
lacerate
gape
dissever
bisect
hack
blow apart
break into pieces
fall to pieces
fall to bits
bust up
pierce
make mincemeat of
tear asunder
crunch
pulverize
US
scrunch
total
torpedo
chop
pulverise
UK
gap
blast
slice
smatter
yawn
perforate
shred
blow
mangle
break down
halve
quarter
pash
incise
crush to smithereens
make hash of
pull to pieces
burst open
ribbon
split open
break to smithereens
fly open
blow up
chop up
tear apart
give way
breach
annihilate
eradicate
pry
nuke
waste
finish off
powder
hew
detonate
physically break
squash
prang
squish
crump
spread
fray
lop
shear
break apart
come undone
break to pieces
expand
stretch
abscind
fractionate
break into two
break in two
go off
crumble
jimmy
dash
penetrate
mutilate
gash
give
injure
mangulate
fall apart
dissect
lance
slot
break into tiny pieces
scratch
claw
stab
wound
disunite
break into fragments
smash into smithereens
cut to pieces
jigsaw
cut to ribbons
cut open
dehisce
frondesce
divorce
smite
kick in
break in
bust in
tatter
crack open
open wide
cut up
lay open
slice up
open up
fall open
tear open
rip apart
pull apart
rend asunder
rip asunder
tear to pieces
tear in two
rip to pieces
rip in two
rip open
break out
implode
crash
impair
carve
disjoin
sliver
dice
dichotomize
bifurcate
cut across
split up
detach
disconnect
axe
UK
strip
section
intersect
segment
subdivide
uncouple
disengage
cube
cut in half
unyoke
unlink
ramify
ax
US
break off
cut in two
disentangle
disarticulate
disjoint
decouple
unfasten
unhitch
split in two
divide in two
unfix
cut into pieces
split down the middle
cross
quadrisect
crosscut
rift
chip
mince
hash
shave
trim
partition
carve up
butcher
pare
transect
cut into cubes
whittle
fell
cut in slices
mow
distort
buckle
warp
split asunder
cut off
saw down
chop down
cut down
hack down
break into
cause a breach
come between
disassemble
dissociate
disaffiliate
disassociate
free
unravel
resolve
remove
hatchet
loosen
uncombine
become disconnected
take apart
undo
come away
become detached
fork
furcate
tomahawk
dimidiate
divaricate
hemisect
branch off
separate into two
more ❯
Verb
▲
To stir up feelings or emotions, typically that translate into action
incite
provoke
stimulate
generate
arouse
excite
kindle
animate
foment
encourage
activate
enkindle
promote
awaken
inflame
breed
raise
agitate
abet
make
actuate
brew
ferment
inspirit
pick
ignite
fuel
set
sting
juice
psych
taunt
stir up
bring about
whip up
set off
work up
stoke up
set on
fan the flames of
key up
root on
fan the fire
instigate
trigger
cause
inspire
engender
rouse
prompt
induce
produce
spark off
initiate
occasion
create
give rise to
evoke
precipitate
foster
start
lead to
beget
elicit
effect
bring on
catalyze
US
spur
effectuate
result in
stir
catalyse
UK
spawn
touch off
trigger off
invoke
rally
waken
bring
set in motion
put in motion
spark
drive
fire
call forth
fire up
yield
begin
establish
translate into
fan
affect
be the cause of
quicken
enliven
develop
bring out
goad
wake
contribute to
originate
galvanize
US
institute
bring to pass
kickoff
motivate
move
whet
galvanise
UK
introduce
hatch
draw forth
work
pique
urge
vivify
awake
bring into being
impassion
make happen
egg on
kick-start
call into being
launch
end in
be at the bottom of
commence
invite
make for
revive
prod
rev up
get going
increase
intensify
spur on
bring forth
make possible
draw on
do
energize
US
bestir
cultivate
energise
UK
actualize
sow the seeds of
inaugurate
entail
compel
advance
electrify
impel
necessitate
be conducive to
set in
summon
culminate in
secure
start up
involve
start the ball rolling
drum up
form
realize
US
surface
materialize
US
set going
bear
spell
realise
UK
unfold
finish in
mean
manifest
crystallize
US
open
render
further
enact
titillate
tempt
result
wind up
strengthen
exacerbate
kick in
pump up
enthuse
attract
prime
thrill
nurture
invigorate
US
accomplish
come into existence
come into being
influence
achieve
get things rolling
cook up
draw
mobilize
US
mobilise
UK
push
materialise
UK
crystallise
UK
organize
US
propagate
instill
US
work into lather
muster
instil
UK
court
push forward
found
add to
organise
UK
be instrumental in
amount to
charge up
pep up
envigorate
UK
build up
risk
help
wake up
have a hand in
liven up
turn on
contribute
put in place
set up
give
terminate in
have a part in
draw out
add up to
conduce to
conduce
redound to
gee up
call up
conjure up
summon up
bring on oneself
be a source of
innovate
prick
brainstorm
fester
think up
come out with
dream up
reignite
rekindle
rile
recall
breathe life into
exercise
roil
jumpstart
add fuel
suscitate
muster up
get up
propel
exhilarate
add fuel to the flames
progenerate
plant
implant
lodge
enhance
educe
multiply
present
constitute
buoy
run
sharpen
challenge
resurrect
pose
irk
incense
expedite
lead
cost
start off
bring up
juice up
fluster
upset
spook
get to
activize
jazz up
ruffle
have as a consequence
have as a result
equal
imply
compass
charge
grill
vex
manage
succeed
sow
crank up
set alight
conjure
play a part in
fire the enthusiasm of
commove
jolt
needle
light a fire under
seek
boost
set afoot
fire the imagination of
get smoking
burn up
make wild
set on foot
cause to appear
feed
heat up
call
put up to
shake
shake up
madden
play a role in
transpire
be a factor in
emerge
appear
arise
fortify
vitalize
support
sustain
feed the fire
occur
eventuate
engineer
open the door for
attain
nourish
uplift
power
dawn
emanate
invocate
be responsible for
cause to occur
cause to happen
forward
oil the wheels of
bring off
carry off
carry through
have the effect of
pull off
contrive
be partly responsible for
procure
happen
be likely to cause
be likely to lead to
erupt
call upon
conceive
buck up
amp up
perk up
rise
solicit
arrive
sprout
entice
be created
become apparent
become established
be born
come to pass
come out
kick off
woo
allure
spring up
entreat
issue
lure
countenance
command
get under way
give birth to
ask for
get off the ground
lay the foundations of
get in operation
lay the first stone of
set the ball rolling
get something functioning
get the ball rolling
get something working
beg for
call for
flirt with
leave the door open to
whomp up
more ❯
Verb
▲
To inspire with unreasoning love, attachment or enthusiasm
infatuate
enchant
bewitch
beguile
captivate
fascinate
enrapture
obsess
besot
inflame
sweep you off your feet
charm
enthrall
US
entrance
attract
enthral
UK
please
mesmerize
US
allure
absorb
grip
spellbind
intrigue
delight
hypnotize
US
magnetize
US
lure
seduce
entertain
wile
enamor
magnetise
UK
mesmerise
UK
hypnotise
UK
entice
engross
rivet
draw
amuse
tantalize
US
transfix
titillate
ravish
divert
hook
win
dazzle
gladden
pique
witch
enamour
ensnare
gratify
kill
take
tantalise
UK
enslave
put under a spell
turn on
sweep off feet
win over
carry away
satisfy
hold
tickle pink
woo
tickle your fancy
grab
vamp
rope in
make a hit with
slay
endear
engage
interest
occupy
involve
tempt
excite
arrest
immerse
bedazzle
thrill
busy
bemuse
enwrap
overwhelm
arouse
invite
stir
transport
stimulate
intoxicate
provoke
overpower
attach
subdue
appeal
compel
kindle
animate
fire
catch up
hold spellbound
interest greatly
rapture
wow
preoccupy
appeal to
pull
capture
catch
bowl over
tickle
impress
knock dead
exhilarate
move
astound
elate
knock out
send
amaze
cheer
monopolize
US
rap
make happy
affect
give a buzz
monopolise
UK
distract
persuade
electrify
give someone a kick
awe
inspire
rouse
hold in awe
content
court
hold your attention
enliven
stun
indulge
seize
gain
humour
UK
humor
US
influence
engulf
cajole
inveigle
catch the eye of
delectate
fixate
fill
blow away
solace
elevate
beckon
tickle to death
bewilder
pleasure
fulfill
US
fulfil
UK
regale
hold the attention of
suit
rejoice
pull in
warm
bring in
give someone a charge
be of interest to
whet the appetite of
glad
comfort
dumbfound
take your breath away
float someone's boat
give pleasure to
agree with
coax
subjugate
overcome
scintillate
strike
trick
fix
induce
overjoy
stagger
consume
envelop
touch
astonish
trance
steer
take up
galvanize
US
appease
catch hold of
invigorate
US
charge
send into raptures
disport
suck in
enthuse
galvanise
UK
envigorate
UK
please greatly
tie up
draw attention
refresh
catch your eye
pump up
fire with enthusiasm
brighten up
be attractive to
stir up
hit the spot
feast
fire someone's imagination
buck up
make someone feel good
light someone's fire
gas
make merry
arouse curiosity
make content
turn one's head
maintain
keep
subject
ensorcell
hit on
gorgonize
rivet the attention of
control
have an impact on
bedevil
be unable to take one's eyes off
snare
quicken
own
agitate
be interesting to
concern
perk up
keep alive
keep up
tickle the fancy of
overawe
soak
cast a spell on
prompt
matter to
get under your skin
fill with delight
stupefy
floor
incline
assimilate
secure
get
obtain
make an impression on
elicit
send into transports
come on to
hold on to
grab the attention of
become lost
be a hit with
pick up
employ
laugh it up
recreate
take someone's fancy
whet someone's appetite
energize
US
turn someone on
assuage
daze
blind
bring forth
call forth
argue into
bring around
be a source of fascination to
arouse the curiosity of
engage someone's attention
engage one's attention
capture your imagination
sit up
whet one's appetite
work up
take somebody or something by storm
get started
satiate
relax
inspirit
ecstasize
crack up
keep busy
placate
mollify
soothe
exert a pull on
exert influence on
sate
turn someone's head
make your mouth water
quench
motivate
frenzy
jolt
give great pleasure to
give joy to
stroke
pacify
commove
dynamize
jar
energise
UK
razzle-dazzle
get someone going
do one's heart good
serve
slake
blarney
blandish
wheedle
light a fire under
silence
quieten
still
meet
feed
sweep someone off their feet
oblige
provide for
cloy
accommodate
fill the bill
do the trick
surfeit
pander to
satisfice
sell
flatter
cater to
flatter into
sweet-talk
smooth-talk
make your head spin
go to your head
suffice
reconcile
soft-soap
hearten
uplift
arride
decoy
bait
groove
solicit
betray
cheer up
go over big
do someone's heart good
be the ticket
give someone pleasure
buoy up
bring joy to
give a lift
warm the cockles of the heart
get one's kicks
lead
drag
train
rope
lead on
come on
draw in
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cause the downfall or ruin of
undo
ruin
destroy
wreck
spoil
shatter
devastate
scotch
scupper
mar
smash
thwart
demolish
impair
injure
crush
sabotage
foil
frustrate
harm
stymie
upset
annihilate
cripple
undermine
break
topple
queer
blow
hinder
subvert
neutralise
UK
neutralize
US
overthrow
quash
vitiate
decimate
hamper
raze
obliterate
defeat
wrack
botch
obstruct
eradicate
squelch
unbuild
cramp
crimp
impoverish
skin
foul up
louse up
mess up
screw up
do for
put the kibosh on
make a mess of
play havoc with
put an end to
bring down
blow a hole in
bring to naught
put at risk
muck up
cancel out
render ineffective
balls up
work against
throw a spanner in the works
throw a monkey wrench in the works of
rain on someone's parade
dash
blight
damage
disrupt
banjax
cruel
dish
nix
overturn
euchre
ravage
prevent
trash
torpedo
do in
put paid to
end
hurt
threaten
quell
disfigure
nullify
deface
compromise
crool
total
desecrate
defile
confound
invalidate
blast
squash
put a stop to
make a hash of
put the lid on
wreak havoc on
blemish
baulk
UK
weaken
baffle
scar
check
circumvent
flaw
block
balk
US
endamage
despoil
taint
crab
desolate
stain
bloody
disappoint
extinguish
prejudice
suppress
sink
mangle
disfeature
bring to an end
bodge
blot
scuttle
poison
bust
cross up
upset the applecart
interrupt
terminate
attack
dispatch
endanger
incapacitate
imperil
jeopardize
US
eliminate
disable
annul
cook someone's goose
abolish
be detrimental to
kill
bollix
abort
jeopardise
UK
interfere with
break down
break up
pillage
be prejudicial to
be disadvantageous to
intrude on
plunder
sack
be deleterious to
depredate
spoliate
destabilize
US
sap
debase
vaporize
US
pulverize
US
waste
ruinate
flatten
debilitate
dilapidate
overwhelm
ravish
cream
nuke
muller
scourge
reduce
level
mutilate
deplete
maim
pulverise
UK
vaporise
UK
oust
afflict
lessen
minimize
US
undercut
minimise
UK
destabilise
UK
diminish
knock down
reduce to rubble
reduce to nothing
bring to nothing
bring to ruin
wreak havoc upon
pull down
leave in ruins
lay waste
clean out
wipe out
tear down
lay in ruins
rub out
leave desolate
unseat
decay
dethrone
take apart
forestall
detract from
make useless
supplant
stop
contravene
debar
obviate
impede
snooker
derail
depose
vandalize
US
gut
bar
discomfit
halt
repel
repress
deter
chip away
tarnish
bilk
repulse
curb
rattle
parry
nobble
checkmate
outwit
smirch
sully
put a damper on
restrain
blank
counter
counterplot
cross
bury
glitch up
crack
dent
scratch
scorch
abuse
tear
dirty
dismantle
knock
corrupt
discolour
UK
lacerate
scathe
maltreat
gnaw
wrong
infect
split
vandalise
UK
rust
rot
discolor
US
burn
disintegrate
disestablish
dissolve
put the stopper on
put a spoke in someone's wheel
cause setback
hold up
get the better of
put end to
stand in the way of
put the mockers on
nip in the bud
beat down
take wind out of sails
bleach
fade
stab
corrode
pollute
contaminate
dampen
bang up
smash up
wear away
tamper with
chill
cloud
unsettle
play merry hell with
drive a nail into the coffin of
do damage to
deliver a blow to
tumble
wreak havoc with
burst bubble
bring about the downfall of
discredit
rebut
refute
disprove
controvert
debunk
negate
confute
contradict
belie
disconfirm
deny
challenge
drive a coach and horses through
throw out
call into question
poke holes in
prove wrong
blow sky-high
shoot down
give the lie to
prove false
shoot full of holes
blow out of the water
ransack
loot
raid
rob
maraud
reave
deform
rifle
distort
strip
rape
enfeeble
batter
devour
misshape
wound
forage
touch
contort
warp
bruise
steal from
blunt
buckle
besmirch
uglify
overcome
fleece
violate
twist
shake up
rough up
wrench
exterminate
prostrate
trample
cause detriment to
darken
maul
pervert
traumatize
US
deteriorate
ding
tweak
mangulate
worsen
enervate
torture
harry
burgle
squinch
screw
malform
restrict
bend
denude
stifle
gnarl
havoc
tear apart
reive
traumatise
UK
pirate
shock
overrun
knot
consume
wince
take out
wreak havoc
cancel
skew
do harm to
raze to the ground
make unattractive
erase
expunge
clobber
extirpate
turn over
make ugly
efface
stamp out
liquidate
lay waste to
molest
alloy
soil
befoul
adulterate
hamstring
brutalize
US
brutalise
UK
paralyze
US
paralyse
UK
blacken
hash up
depress
devitalize
deprave
dilute
disfashion
nick
rustle
bankrupt
maraud over
annoy
degrade
detract
affect
inconvenience
wither
limit
have a bad effect on
bust up
have a negative effect on
handle roughly
cut
fell
mess
dynamite
crash
trouble
blitz
bow
score
scrape
erode
take
explode
smite
bomb
impact
be a blot on the landscape
freeboot
sour
color
US
colour
UK
strike
ramraid
crumple
blow up
dispossess
mash
perturb
influence
throw a monkey wrench into
put out of action
put out of commission
deprive
subdue
blow to bits
blow to pieces
moonlight requisition
stick up
invade
disserve
occur
prevail
make misshapen
distort the shape of
bend out of shape
dump on
do mischief to
smash and grab
emasculate
impinge
shake
ram-raid
devalue
impact on
prevail over
impinge upon
cause the loss of
cause the sacrifice of
result in damage to
lead to the end of
result in harm to
cost
burglarize
US
strike down
spread to
strike at
eat away
whittle
whittle away
do
cheapen
rout
decrease
take hold of
devaluate
arrest
exert influence on
have an effect on
have an impact on
unfit
disqualify
curtail
overshadow
burglarise
UK
spike
attenuate
wipe off the map
clamp down on
get rid of
crack down on
shut down
slap down
snuff out
lose strength
break into
tunnel
cast gloom over
unstrengthen
kibosh
muzzle
hogtie
knock off
bring a note of sadness to
cast a gloom upon
make powerless
make unfit
make ineffective
render powerless
render incapable
throw monkey wrench in
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