Sunday, 4 November 2012

TYPES OF VARIOUS SUBJECTS


TYPES  OF  VARIOUS  SUBJECTS

WOMAN         :-  Lady,  madam, girl, miss, bitch, smt, Mrs, concubine, wife, whore, pros, slut, call girl, beauty, lass, widow, fiancĂ©e, love, bride, maidservant, dame, damsel, female,  eve, matriarch, matron, virgin, virago, peeress, queen, princess, blonde, angel, nurse, sister, xanthippe, heroin, model, nun, airhostess, brunette, item girl, midwife, actress, witch, enchantress, gorgon, hag, sibyl, sorceress, dowager, harridan, housewife, house maker,  maid, hoyden, termagant, spouse, consort.

MAN    :- altruist, egoist, egotist, pessimist, optimist, opportunist, naughty, dirty, mean, trouble maker, honest, cruel, vagabond, spendthrift, miser, fool, stupid, idiot, intelligent, smart, clever, timid, coward, slave, patient, broker, saint, industrialist, teacher, enquirer, scientist, politician, dictator, manager, organize, coordinator, poor, rich, donor, rascal, middle class, empty, sadist, adventurist, feudal, committed, commuter, greedy, headstrong, pro-changer, no-changer, orthodox, active, dull, womanizer, cheat, philanthropist, fickle, sanguine, melancholic, choleric, introvert, extrovert, ambivert, pimp, internal, external, 

BEAUTIFUL :- admirable, aesthetic, alluring, appealing, artistic, attractive, captivating, charming, dainty, decorative, delightful, elegant, exquisite, fine, good looking, glamorous, glorious, gorgeous, graceful, handsome, winsome, lovely, magnificent, pretty, radiant, seductive, spectacular, splendid, stunning, superb, tempting, fair, enticing, hypnotic, lovable, quaint,

UGLY              :- deformed, disfigured, disgusting, dreadful, frightful, ghastly, grim, grotesque, horrible, loathsome, monstrous, nasty, odious, offensive, repelling, repulsive, shocking, sickening, terrible, unattractive, awkward, awesome,

MARRIAGE     :-  monogamy, bigamy, polygamy, polyandry, endogamy, exogamy, matrimony, wedlock, nuptials, wedding, union, conjugal, gay, love, bisexual,  homosexual,  lesbian, sodomy, heterosex,

DIVORCE        :- disengage, disunite, part, detach, separate, divide, cut off, sever, isolate, unfasten, untie, undo,

HOUSE           :- nest, den, house, roost, hut, cottage, skyscraper, flat, complex, bungalow, cave, hermitage, hive, hole, boat, tree, habitation, abode, swelling, homestead, home, residence, lodge, suite, squat, hovel, penthouse, harem, barrack, tent, kennel, palace, inn, guest house, hostel, hotel, bakery, monastery, millhouse, pyramid, fort, jail, prison, cell, stable, farm, zoo, sanctuary, mortuary, cemetery, igloo, library, store room, godown, warehouse, cold storage, lab, temple, chamber, hall, club, bar, stall, malgi, bunker, tiled house,  thatched house, mansion, cage, apartment, portion, quarter, out house,

DOCTORS       :- paediatrician, orthopedist, orthodontist,  dermatologist, psychiatrist, surgeon, ophthalmologist, graphologist, gerontologist, urologist, radiologist, gynaecologist, optometrist, oncologist, nephrologist, rheumatologist, endocrinologist, rmp, pmp, gastrologist, physiotherapist, hymnologist, venereaologist,  plastic surgeon, stamatologist, epileptologist,   fetal medicine specialist, speachtherapist, obstetrician,

MONEY           :- black money, white money, fake money, dead money, float money, reserve money, capital, dirty money, hawala money, speculation money, costly money, standard money, cheap money, interest money, share money, easy money, sudden money, hard money, bribe, commission, FDI, FII, foreign money, paper money, liquid money, call money, big money, common money, salary, wages, remuneration,  fee, rent, charges, cost, price, refund, tax, customs duty, excise duty, tariff, levy, surcharges, penalty, fine, finance, rental, DD, cheque, NSC bond, challans,

KILL                :- murder,  stab, matricide, suicide, patricide, sororicide, uxoricide, infanticide, insecticide, pesticide, regicide, genocide, fratricide, assassinate, hunt, shoot, fire, slay, slaughter, throttle, poison, annihilate, butcher, cull, destroy, execute, hand, exterminate, liquidate,

DEATH            :- decease, die, take last breath, bite the dust, expire, kick the bucket, pass away, vanish, meet one’s maker, at peace, moribund, demise, goner, casualty, asphyxiation, crucifixion, decapitation, gallows, guillotine, immolation, pestilence, stake, strangulation, 

DESTROY       :- jeopardize, destoy, annihilate, smash, collapse, breakdown, demolish, abolish, blast, bust, devastate, dismantle, devour, depose, extinguish, finish, raze, nullify,  uproot, undo, eliminate, exterminate, extirpate, finish off, knockdown, root out, sabotage, sack, shatter, wipe out.

SPEAKING     :- laconic, taciturn, inarticulate, verbose, voluble, cogent, vociferous, loquacious, soliloquy, colloquial, circumlocution, stammer, whisper, murmur, banal, stutter, monotone, glib, articulate, facile, chatty, eloquent, effusive, garrulous, gossip, prolix, chatterbox, converse, chit-chat, dialogue, monologue, discourse,  discuss, address, lecture, oration, sermon, communicate, confess, inform


FEELINGS      :- sympathy, love, hatred, affection, jealousy, envy, guilty, empathy, embarrassment, joy, obsession, greed, frightened, fear, heartbroken, generosity, consideration, loathing, abhorrence, scorn, revulsion, repulsion, attraction, bland, brash, dowdy, fickle, fuddy-duddy, grasping, nit-picking,

SEE                 :- see, behold, glimpse, Identify, notice, observe, perceive, recognize, view, watch, glance, glare, peep, peer, peek, stare, glare, squint, gaze, look, face, inspect, gape, scan, scrutinize, skim, survey, witness, leer, grin, smirk, sneer, ogle, gawp, spot, spy, frown, glower

BEGIN             :- start, launch, introduce, inaugurate, debut, unveil, originate, initiate, embark, instigate, activate, attack, approach, commence, create, kindle, provoke, arise, emerge

BIG                  :- ample, bulk, colossal, elephantine, enormous, extensive, formidable, gargantuan, gigantic, great, immeasurable, immense, kingsize, lofty, mammoth, massive, mighty, monstrous, monumental, mountainous, prodigious, stupendous, substantial, titanic, towering, vast, tremendous, voluminous

SMALL            :- tiny, micro, little,  concise, diminutive, cramped, bantam, mini, short, pygmy, miniature, Lilliputian, microscopic, dwarf, midget, minute,  minuscule, slight, undersized, wee,

GROUPS         :- assembly, archipelago, jungle, zoo, parliament, herd, cattle, class, meeting, throng, mob, get together, gathering, alliance,  association, body, brotherhood, cadre, clan, circle, club, caucus, politburo, colony, committee, community, company, conclave, congregation, consortium, contingent, platoon, delegation, faction, family, federation, force, gang, guild, horde, league, organisation, party, posse, sect, cereals, pulses, millets, salts, oils, society, squad, squadron, swarm, team, troop, union, unit, shoal, flock,  convoy, heap, galaxy, hoard

BURN              :- char, blacken, scald, scorch, sear, singe, blaze, flame, roast, fry, flare, sizzle, swelter, incinerate, cremate, ablaze, smoulder, light, ignite, flash, flicker, glow, spark, carbonize, kindle, blister, brand, shrivel, toast, combust, calcinate, conflagration, inferno,  pyre, grate, hearth, bake,  boil, cook,

LEADER          :- organizer, pilot, driver, CEO, mover, ayatollah, boss, captain, chieftain, commander, conductor, courier, demagogue,  director, godfather, guide, head, patriarch, premier, principal, ringleader, superior, supremo, chairperson, king, manager, master, mistress, officer, administrator, overseer,

CALL               :- invite, yell, bellow, cry, exclamation, roar, scream, shout, clamour, hail,  ask, signal, summon, exclaim, beckon, command,

PROFIT           :- advantage, benefit, excess, gain, interest, return, revenue, surplus, yield, achievement, acquisition, asset, dividend, earning, income,

NATURAL CALAMITIES :- landslide, tremor, earthquake, tsunami, volcano, gale, squall, whirlwind, hurricane, dust storm, tempest, tornado, cyclone, storm, typhoon, thunderstorm, hailstorm, blizzard, deluge, flood, lightning, thunder, whirlpool, quicksand, famine, drought, floods,

MAN TO MAN :- friend, foe, joe, enemy, companion, mate, subordinate, superior, colleague, contemporer, accomplice, ruler, co-passenger, associate, comrade, intimate, relative, partner, playmate, well wisher, benevolent, chum, ally, collaborator, helper, assistant, boss, traitor, patriot, servant, worker, aid, spy, detective, chorus, follower, disciple, by-runner, teacher, taut, pupil, student, preacher, seller, buyer, lender, lendee, guest, host, employer, employee,

LAND              :- mainland, island, isle, continent, gulf,  peninsula, desert,  barren land, fallow land, fertile land, hinter land, plateau, valley, slope, dun, ghat, marshy land, high land, low land, fen, bog, morass, quagmire, slough, swamp

WRITE :- jot, copy, compose, draft, engrave, note, pen, inscribe, record, scribble, take down, sketch, compile, copy, scrawl, transcribe,

A MOVING MAN :- vagabond, loafer, wanderer, adventurist, tourist, pilgrim, beggar, sailor, mountaineer, rider, traveller, explorer, visitor, tramp, hunter, voyager, cruiser, migrant, immigrant, emigrant,

FIGHT :- fight, strife, pugilism, fisticuffs, battle, war, conflict, clash, encounter, combat, fray, struggle, dogfight, duel, velitation, monomachy, scuffle, tussle, contention, bout, tournament, tilt, joust, brawl, joust, crusade, jehad, atomic war, open war, world war, chemical war, biological war, civil war, cold war, saber-rattling, contest, ruffle,

PROTECT       :- safeguard, preserve, conserve, defend, guard, save, secure, assure, shield, patrol, shelter, sheathe, shutter, veil, seclude, fortify,

SIT      :- squat, roost, perch, lounge, slouch, nestle, straddle, baby sit,

LOVE  :- care for, adore, idolize, worship, yearn, revere, cherish, court, woo, admire,
[n] ardor, flame, passion, desire, attraction, venery, affection, devotion, lover, suiter, admirer,

HATE  :- abhor, detest, loathe, despise, shudder, recoil, shrink, dislike, disesteem, disfavor, grudge, revolt, antagonize, disgust, repel, scandalize, envenom,

LAWYER         :- advocate, attorney, counselor, jurist, vakil, judge, barrister, bencher, civil lawyer, criminal lawyer, defense lawyer, plaintiff lawyer,  legist,

LEARN :- acquire, gain, pick up, master, study, train in, coach in, lucubrate, prepare, read,

TEACHER :- educator, instructor, preceptor, master, tutor, coach, lecturer, pastor, professor, faculty, adviser, mentor, preacher, apostle, pundit,

STUDENT :- learner, pupil, taut, scholar, trainee, collegian, disciple, follower,







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