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Noun
Plural for any of a number of fungal or bacterial diseases that cause tissue deterioration
Plural for a process of decaying, especially organically
Plural for a process of deterioration
Plural for talk or speech that is nonsense
Plural for a corrupting influence that is difficult to eradicate
Plural for behavior that is considered immoral or wicked
Verb
To decay due bacteria or fungi, especially of organic matter
To (gradually) deteriorate in condition
To wear away or destroy gradually
To tease, typically in a good-natured way
To cause damage or harm to
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Noun
▲
Plural for any of a number of fungal or bacterial diseases that cause tissue deterioration
moulds
UK
mildew
mouldiness
canker
mold
US
cancer
dry rot
wet rot
decay
blight
rust
fungi
musts
corrosion
saprophytes
mustiness
growth
decompositions
smut
rottings
putrefaction
mycelia
toadstools
mushrooms
dilapidations
tarnishings
wear
oxidation
patinas
erosion
corruption
“Sclerotinia crown and stem
rot
is a serious disease threat when seeding alfalfa and clovers in late summer.”
Noun
▲
Plural for a process of decaying, especially organically
decompositions
decay
putrefaction
breakdowns
putrescence
corruption
disintegration
spoilage
festerings
deterioration
corrosion
decline
blight
rottings
putridness
witherings
gangrene
mortification
rottenness
putridity
crumblings
degeneration
senescence
fadings
dilapidations
wastings
rust
atrophies
degeneracies
dying
downfalls
ruinations
ruin
decadence
dissolution
failings
decrease
adulterations
decrepitude
extinction
disrepair
depreciation
consumption
impairment
caries
degradation
infection
meltdowns
corrodings
debasement
canker
fetidness
dissipation
moldiness
festerments
festers
ebbings
spoliations
weakening
break-ups
declensions
enfeeblements
decayings
descent
collapses
debilitations
contaminations
pollution
soilings
foulness
erosion
defilement
noxiousness
damage
ebbs
falls
falloffs
loss
shrinkings
wanes
lapses
depletions
devolutions
diminutions
shrinkage
wanings
abatements
decrements
drop-offs
diminishments
drops
lessenings
reduction
dents
slackenings
contractions
impoverishment
retrenchments
deductions
recedings
depression
slippings
failure
plunges
lowerings
slumps
dropoffs
relapses
backslidings
retrogressions
dives
dips
devaluations
downturns
crashes
nosedives
comedowns
downswings
tumbles
downgrades
slips
downtrends
recession
plummets
worsening
regression
more ❯
“The roots of the plant were undergoing severe
rot
.”
Noun
▲
Plural for a process of deterioration
deterioration
decline
downturns
slumps
degradation
descent
downfalls
downgrades
degeneration
ebbs
falls
degeneracies
depreciation
devaluations
drops
decay
collapses
retrogressions
slips
worsening
abasements
debasement
devolutions
stagnation
vitiations
adulterations
declination
slides
dilapidations
spoilings
harm
aggravation
breakdowns
ebbings
rottings
ruinings
witherings
disintegration
spoliations
weakening
ruin
decadence
enfeeblements
fadings
decayings
failure
debilitations
lessenings
corruption
declensions
corrosion
dislocations
perversion
disrepair
degringolades
eclipses
lapses
escalation
wanings
more ❯
“It is extremely unlikely that Mr. Wilson's parliamentary majority would survive the measures needed to stop the
rot
in our economy.”
Noun
▲
Plural for talk or speech that is nonsense
nonsense
balderdash
claptrap
hogwash
rubbish
bilge
blarney
blather
bunks
drivel
baloneys
boshes
bulls
guff
hooey
piffle
poppycock
twaddle
blethers
codswallop
garbage
gibberish
malarkey
applesauce
bunkum
eyewash
flapdoodle
tommyrot
tosh
tripe
crapola
dribbles
phooey
blah
blatherskite
boloneys
buncombe
bushwa
crocks
drool
falderals
fiddles
fiddle-faddle
flannel
folderol
follies
foolishness
fudge
hokeypokey
hokums
hoodoo
horsefeathers
hot air
humbug
jazz
malarky
moonshine
muck
punk
senselessness
silliness
slush
stupidity
taradiddles
tarradiddles
trash
trumperies
wacks
cod
gammons
stuff and nonsense
bulldust
bizzos
waffles
gobbledegook
toffee
double Dutch
paps
babble
mumbo jumbo
cacks
pants
prattle
jives
palavers
inanity
bombast
verbiage
gobbledygook
jabber
gabble
rigmarole
codology
absurdity
BSs
kaks
irrationality
jabberwocky
imprudence
jargon
flightiness
Greek
idiocy
fatuity
flimflams
talks
giddiness
blabbers
ludicrousness
chatters
dross
cant
trifle
trivia
tomfoolery
jokes
froth
fustian
jests
pratings
thoughtlessness
double talk
pretence
UK
abracadabras
pretense
US
hocus-pocus
double-talk
foolery
gossip
deception
tattle
gases
prates
rashness
soft soap
madness
untruth
slobber
witterings
burbles
jabbering
gibber
fun
scrawls
frippery
scribbles
argle-bargle
ridiculousness
flummeries
frivolity
crud
refuse
triviality
falsehood
trickery
rants
shallowness
puerility
fantasy
fiction
corn
stultiloquence
doublespeak
prevarication
spiels
evasion
equivocation
hedgings
grandiloquence
wind
gab
oratories
blusters
rhetoric
paddings
logorrhoea
wordiness
prolixity
verbosity
scats
yammer
ravings
craziness
rhubarb
noise
yatters
natterings
twitters
yackety-yak
ramblings
clacks
candyfloss
pulp
pabula
pablum
dreck
pulp fiction
footle
lunacy
flim-flams
bafflegab
childishness
carrying-on
banality
posh
bushwah
rigamarole
amphigories
chitchat
braggings
boastings
bravados
pomposities
insanity
zaniness
brainlessness
incompetency
imbecility
unwisdom
asininity
fatuousness
simplicity
indiscretion
insensibilities
absurdnesses
unreasonableness
impracticality
daftness
dottiness
witlessness
wackiness
unwiseness
nuttiness
nonsensicalness
foppery
preposterousness
cretinism
balminess
dippiness
skylarking
funny business
roughhouse
clownings
horseplay
buffooneries
clownery
hijinks
caperings
high jinks
monkey business
foolings
shenanigans
jokings
mischief
irresponsibility
harlequinades
slapstick
more ❯
“I don't know anything about any curse. It sounds like a lot of contrived
rot
to me.”
Noun
▲
Plural for a corrupting influence that is difficult to eradicate
canker
banes
blight
scourge
evil
cancer
plagues
corruption
pests
menaces
pestilence
sickness
malignancy
poison
disease
corrosion
smutches
ails
contaminations
disability
breakdowns
visitation
distempers
maladies
attacks
seizures
viruses
feebleness
lurgies
pathoses
ailments
fits
aches
medical conditions
affection
defects
curses
sickliness
abnormality
conditions
problems
infection
upset
complication
misery
infirmities
fever
contagions
ill health
decrepitude
bugs
coaths
inflammation
Cancers
trouble
syndromes
ills
spells
endemics
affliction
illness
strokes
unhealthiness
haemorrhage
UK
flu
disorder
debilities
epidemics
complaint
indispositions
collapses
distemperatures
unsoundness
hemorrhage
US
impairment
malaise
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural for behavior that is considered immoral or wicked
vices
depravity
immorality
debauchery
corruption
degeneracies
dissipation
profligacy
licentiousness
wickedness
libertinisms
perversion
sinfulness
decadence
iniquities
libertinage
turpitude
evil
lewdness
corruptness
indecencies
lechery
degradation
impurities
debasement
iniquitousness
dissolution
pervertedness
libidinousness
badness
misconduct
lecherousness
lasciviousness
loosenesses
wrongs
lubricities
villainy
ungodliness
profanity
unrighteousness
venality
lust
decay
godlessness
unholiness
sordidity
peccability
peccancies
ills
maleficence
malignances
obliquities
Verb
▲
To decay due bacteria or fungi, especially of organic matter
decays
decomposes
perishes
disintegrates
putrefies
spoils
corrupts
festers
taints
moulds
UK
molds
US
molders
US
moulders
UK
fouls
mortifies
necroses
sphacelates
goes bad
goes mouldy
breaks down
goes sour
becomes rotten
goes off
becomes gangrenous
deteriorates
crumbles
degenerates
turns
degrades
corrodes
withers
falls apart
curdles
necrotizes
mildews
declines
breaks up
goes stale
goes rancid
gangrenes
shrivels
sours
shrivels up
rusts
atrophies
stagnates
goes moldy
goes to seed
dissolves
oxidizes
US
defiles
blights
discolors
US
saps
discolours
UK
tarnishes
wastes
erodes
addles
grows moldy
wears away
wastes away
becomes rancid
oxidises
UK
rots away
falls into decay
crumbles away
becomes rusty
gathers
dies
deadens
dilapidates
composts
stinks
cankers
falls to pieces
languishes
goes to rack and ruin
falls
acidifies
becomes addled
goes rotten
becomes useless
becomes infected
becomes tainted
turns bad
vegetates
makes rancid
becomes sour
ferments
stultifies
suppurates
sickens
becomes contaminated
blasts
breaks apart
infects
injures
kills
more ❯
“After a few days of travel, Mansker noticed that the bear meat was starting to
rot
.”
Verb
▲
To (gradually) deteriorate in condition
deteriorates
declines
degenerates
decays
worsens
atrophies
ebbs
sinks
crumbles
regresses
retrogrades
devolves
withers
languishes
corrodes
molders
US
moulders
UK
debases
goes downhill
goes to pot
wastes away
becomes dilapidated
goes to the dogs
goes down the toilet
goes to seed
withers away
falls into decay
goes to rack and ruin
descends
wanes
slumps
slides
retrogresses
falls
fails
gets worse
fades
weakens
slips
hits the skids
lapses
disintegrates
collapses
drops
flags
diminishes
disimproves
wilts
goes down the tubes
degrades
falls off
dwindles
depreciates
wastes
backslides
becomes worse
grows worse
droops
goes backwards
breaks down
stagnates
goes to the pack
goes to pieces
takes a turn for the worse
debilitates
perishes
sags
relapses
lags
spoils
impairs
goes
lowers
emaciates
grows weak
wears away
fades away
falls apart
sickens
vitiates
reverts
decreases
lessens
subsides
recedes
retreats
nosedives
becomes debilitated
loses quality
peters out
goes bad
dies on vine
falls away
goes from bad to worse
falls into disrepair
runs to seed
falls to pieces
escalates
shrinks
decomposes
dilapidates
putrefies
dies
contracts
depresses
damages
palls
becomes emaciated
shrivels up
peters
slackens
falters
tumbles
drifts
has one foot in the grave
becomes moribund
pejorates
thins
disappears
breaks up
runs down
goes to ruin
goes into decline
falls apart at the seams
takes a nosedive
makes something worse
tapers off
tails off
gives way
gives in
fades out
skids
breaks
alloys
adulterates
gives up
hits rock bottom
reaches depths
comes apart at the seams
returns
recidivates
retrocedes
loses it
slips back
goes back
falls back
drifts back
throws back
moves back
turns the clock back
rolls back
loses headway
loses ground
turns back
sinks back
faints
pines
tuckers
hungers
longs
hankers
yearns
broods
desponds
ails
teeters
reduces
fizzles out
knocks out
goes into a decline
goes soft
conks out
comes apart at seams
goes down
drops off
plunges
draws back
plummets
dips
tapers
withdraws
abates
retires
dives
eases
crashes
retracts
slides back
de-escalates
backs away
backs off
reverses
suffers
departs
relents
downturns
craters
goes back to
moves backward
flows back
goes backward
ratchets down
phases down
pulls out
draws away
goes away
moves away
backs out
moves further off
takes a step back
falls off the wagon
resumes
appears in a poor light
lapses into
goes down the tube
reoccurs
returns to
strays
yields
concedes
forfeits
undermines
decompensates
totters
devalues
remits
loses
drags
cheapens
slopes
trails
buckles
moderates
lets up
flops
recoils
goes down the primrose path
goes wrong
leaves the straight and narrow
falls from grace
goes astray
drains away
grows less
bows out
falls behind
falls farther behind
dies out
dies down
dies away
shrinks back
shies away
caves in
loses value
drops down
declines in price
hits the dirt
goes into a tailspin
hits the floor
folds up
takes a header
decreases in value
becomes lower
tips over
goes through the floor
slips back to old ways
goes back to your old ways
reverts to a former state
reverts to old habits
backtracks
backpedals
recants
backs
about-faces
does an about-face
does a volte-face
does a U-turn
drives back
goes into reverse
does an about-turn
backs up
moves backwards
drives backwards
backs down
turns tail
doubles back
more ❯
“This encourages drainage, which reduces the chance that the floorboards will
rot
and prevents ice from collecting during the winter.”
Verb
▲
To wear away or destroy gradually
corrodes
erodes
consumes
rusts
oxidises
UK
oxidizes
US
abrades
dissolves
tarnishes
deteriorates
frets
decays
destroys
eats
gnaws
oxidates
corrupts
scours
decomposes
wears
wastes
nibbles
spoils
impairs
bites
cankers
flakes
wears away
wears down
eats away
bites into
burns into
eats away at
bites at
gnaws away
burns through
gnaws away at
crumbles
disintegrates
wastes away
distresses
damages
liquefies
exhausts
dissipates
melts
wearing through
runs through
weakens
diminishes
eats into
whittles away
grinds down
undermines
weathers
lessens
saps
breaks up
takes its toll
chips away at
does a number on
burns
etches
sears
engraves
ablates
vaporizes
US
vaporises
UK
scrapes away
chafes
rasps
rubs
frays
galls
frazzles
scrapes
scratches
grazes
corrades
grinds
scuffs
uses
taxes
overuses
overworks
fades
bothers
wears out
wears thin
becomes worn
rubs away
becomes threadbare
cuts down
grinds away
uses up
goes to seed
rubs down
scrapes off
crumbles away
washes away
more ❯
Verb
▲
To tease, typically in a good-natured way
teases
ribs
kids
mocks
chaffs
taunts
ridicules
derides
joshes
rags
needles
jokes
jives
razzes
rides
rallies
satirises
UK
satirizes
US
roasts
baits
banters
twits
torments
gibes
annoys
funs
guys
goads
harasses
quizzes
plagues
worries
hassles
heckles
bothers
chiacks
pesters
hazes
harries
badgers
provokes
irritates
aggravates
bedevils
shucks
smokes
hectors
sledges
importunes
vexes
beleaguers
devils
gnaws
nudges
disturbs
spoofs
slams
dogs
snaps
sounds
laughs at
scoffs at
jeers at
makes fun of
jibes at
pokes fun at
winds up
sends up
goofs on
makes jokes about
rags on
pokes mullock at
makes sport of
slings off at
takes the mickey
picks on
puts on
puts down
makes a monkey of
has on
flouts at
messes around
pulls someone's leg
leads on
flirts with
pokes borak at
pulls one's leg
swipes at
takes the piss out of
gives a hard time
messes with
lampoons
parodies
burlesques
scorns
frazzles
mimics
caricatures
pillories
flouts
sneers at
calls names
treats with contempt
treats contemptuously
jests
jeers
japes
scoffs
insults
fools
quips
disses
sneers
jollies
makes a monkey out of
jibes
wisecracks
gags
scouts
fools around
pans
yucks
yuks
fools about
skewers
disparages
reviles
makes a fool of
humiliates
pooh-poohs
dumps on
disdains
boos
shoots down
denigrates
heaps scorn on
plays the fool
knocks
contemns
slights
abuses
discredits
jabs
hoots
plays a joke on
jokes with
hounds
pulls someone's chain
plays tricks
offends
affronts
slags off
plays a prank
holds up to ridicule
outrages
shows contempt
hisses
pretends
slaps
interrupts
maligns
digs
barracks
belittles
messes
fleers
slangs
disrespects
slurs
asperses
impugns
hoaxes
shouts at
shouts down
plays a practical joke on
gets a rise out of
messes about
clowns around
pokes fun
takes a rise out of
bad-mouths
takes off
laughs
treats disrespectfully
shows up
laughs out of court
plays a trick
plays a joke
casts aspersions on
holds up to shame
pours scorn on
throws shade
plays a practical joke
makes a game of
shows contempt for
thumbs nose at
mucks around
tells stories
has a laugh
raspberries
persecutes
puns
kids around
sallies
galls
irks
narks
tortures
imitates
acts
fakes
feigns
shams
travesties
diverts
flips
pranks
entertains
gets
has a joke with
angers
nags
squibs
bullies
frolics
gambols
pasquinades
amuses
disrupts
rails
despises
plays
chivies
counterfeits
dismisses
hacks you off
disconcerts
rattles
discomfits
embarrasses
fazes
discounts
tears to pieces
makes a joke of
gets on the nerves of
makes fun
hurls insults at
gets in the hair of
clowns about
catcalls
smiles at
sniggers at
snickers at
reproaches
puts someone on
rots someone
makes game of
upbraids
takes for a ride
leads up the garden path
plays a trick on
shouts catcalls at
jokes about
louts
twitters
puts on an act
snipes
scouts at
digs at
fleers at
makes light of
cartoons
mucks someone about
exposes
unmasks
deflates
blows raspberries
gibes at
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boos at
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abases
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larks
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To cause damage or harm to
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spoils
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devastates
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vitiates
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trashes
undoes
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weakens
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bloodies
breaks
compromises
crabs
destroys
disrupts
endamages
flaws
ravages
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stains
taints
tarnishes
totals
blots
disfeatures
razes
smirches
sullies
abuses
burns
corrupts
cracks
dents
dirties
discolours
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disintegrates
dismantles
gnaws
infects
knocks
lacerates
maltreats
rusts
scathes
scorches
scratches
splits
tears
undermines
wrongs
bleaches
contaminates
corrodes
crosses up
fades
pollutes
stabs
bangs up
smashes up
tampers with
wears away
does damage to
plays havoc with
wreaks havoc on
plays merry hell with
drives a nail into the coffin of
delivers a blow to
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