Sirocco

noun

1. a hot or warm wind

2.a warm moist oppresive southeast wind in the same regions 

Syn:sandstorm

Ant:no sand

Analogy: sirocco::sandstorm

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highhanded

adjective

other forms: highhandly, highhandedness

1. inconsiderate

2.tactlessly overbearing and inconsiderate

3. using power or authority without considering the feeling of others 

syn:arrogant

ant:modest
analogy: highhanded::arrogant

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Recur

verb

1.to come up again

2.to happen again especially at regular intervals

syn: repeat 

ant: halt,stop
analogy: recur::stop

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Larder

noun

1. a room used as a store for food

2.a room or place where food is kept

syn:stock,supplies
ant:distribute
analogy: larder::stock

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Fervent

adjective

other forms: fervid

1.intensely passionate

2.having or displaying a passionate intensity

syn:impassioned
ant:apathetic
analogy: fervent::apathetic

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Elicit

verb

1. to draw fourth or bring out 

2.to call fourth or draw out

syn: obtain

ant: cover, hide
analogy:elicit::hide 

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Aureole

noun

1. a less common name for halo

2.a border or light or radience envoloping the head or somtimes the whole of a figure represented as holu

syn:halo

ant:dark

analogy: aureole::halo

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Steadfast

adjective

other forms:stedfast,steadfastly,steadfastness

1.someone who is steady

2.fixed in intensity or direction

syn:steady
ant:fickle

analogy: steadfast::fickle

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authorize

verb

other forms:authorization

1.to confer authority upon someone to do somthing

2.to permit

syn:empower

ant:refuse, deny
analogy: authorize::empower

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abyss

noun

1.anything that appears to be endless or immeaseurably deep

2.a very deep or unfathomable gorge or chasm

syn:hell

ant:paradise,heaven

analogy:abyss:hell

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profound

adjective

other forms: profoundly, profoundness, profundity

1. deep knowlede

2. penetrating deeply into subjects or ideas

syn:shallow

ant: simple

analogy:profound::simple

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siphon

noun

other forms:siphonic, siphonal

1.draw off or convey

2. a tube placed with one end at a certain level in a vessel of liquid and the other end outside the vessel below this level, so that atmospheric pressure forces the liquid throug the tube and out of the vessel

syn:tube, funnel

ant:stop
analogy: siphon::funnel

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1. area lying beyond what is visable

(uncharted)

1. step on 

2.crush by your feet