Definitions
Synonyms
Antonyms
Rhyme Time
Trivia
100

This word means "ready for use" or "at hand".

Available

100

Synonyms for this word include businessperson.

Entrepreneur

100

Antonyms for this word include strange, odd, or untraditional.

Customary

100

Rhymes with "belt" and means to throw a stream of things or strike successively.

Pelt

100

A 15–20 percent tip given to a waiter while dining out is described as this.

Customary

200

To satisfy the needs of, try to make things easy and pleasant, or supply food and service.

Cater

200

Synonyms for this word include danger or venture.

Hazard

200

Antonyms for this word include persuade or talk into.

Dissuade

200

Rhymes with "vague" and means an easily spread disease causing many deaths.

Plague

200

Oxygen is described as this type of gas to life on this planet.

Indispensible

300

A piece of burning wood, or a troublemaker who is an extremely energetic or emotional person.

Firebrand

300

Synonyms for this word include manslaughter.  

Homicide

300

Antonyms for this word include interest, concern, or enthusiasm.

Indifference

300

Rhymes with "hoised" and means balanced, suspended, calm, or ready for action.

Poised

300

Snow tires can help eliminate this on icy roads.

Hazard

400

To delay, or to stop or prevent something from happening.  

Hinder

400

Synonyms for this word include essential or crucial.

Indespensible

400

Antonyms for this word include pleased, delighted, or elated.

Indignant

400

Rhymes with "dream" and means a government in power or system of rule.

Regime

400

In the 14th century, infected rats wiped out about one-fourth of Europe's population by spreading this.

Plague

500

To apply oil or grease to make smooth, slippery, or easier to use.

Lubricate

500

Synonyms for this word include clear, translucent, or obvious.

Transparent

500

Antonyms for this word include peacemaker, pacifier, or conciliator.

Firebrand

500

Sorta rhymes with "noodle" and means shared, felt, or shown equally by two or more.

Mutual

500

When the Titanic sunk on April 15, 1912, remarkably roughly 715 passengers and crew survived unharmed, or this.

Unscathed