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Main Entry: befall
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: happen to; take place

Synonyms:

action, bechance, betide, break, chance, come down, come off, come to pass, cook up a storm, cook with gas, cook*, develop, ensue, fall, fall out, follow, gel, go, go down, hap, happen, jell, materialize, occur, shake*, smoke*, supervene, transpire
Main Entry: burn
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: be on fire; set on fire

Synonyms:

bake, be ablaze, blaze, brand, broil, calcine, cauterize, char, combust, conflagrate, cook, cremate, enkindle, flame, flare, flash, flicker, glow, heat, ignite, incinerate, kindle, light, melt, parch, reduce to ashes, rekindle, roast, scald, scorch, sear, set a match to, singe, smoke, smolder, toast, torch, wither

Antonyms:

cool, extinguish, put out, quench, smother, wet
Main Entry: burning
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: blazing, flashing

Synonyms:

afire, aflame, alight, blistering, broiling, conflagrant, enkindled, fiery, flaming, flaring, gleaming, glowing, heated, hot, ignited, illuminated, in flames, incandescent, kindled, on fire, oxidizing, red-hot, scorching, searing, sizzling, smoking, smouldering, torrid, white-hot

Antonyms:

cold, cool
Main Entry: butcher
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: slay and prepare animal for meat

Synonyms:

beef up, carve, clean, cure, cut, cut down, dress, joint, liquidate, salt, slaughter, smoke, stick
Main Entry: cure
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: cook, age food

Synonyms:

dry, fire, harden, keep, kipper, pickle, preserve, salt, smoke, steel, temper
Main Entry: dirty
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: cause to be soiled

Synonyms:

begrime, besoil, blacken, blotch, blur, botch, coat, contaminate, corrupt, debase, decay, defile, discolor, draggle, encrust, foul, grime, make dusty, make impure, mess up, mold, muddy, pollute, rot, smear, smirch, smoke, smudge, smutch, spatter, spoil, spot, stain, sully, sweat, taint, tar, tarnish

Antonyms:

clean, cleanse, purify, sterilize
Main Entry: fume
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: get very upset about

Synonyms:

anger, blow up, boil, bristle, burn, chafe, chomp at the bit, get hot, get steamed up, rage, rant, rave, seethe, smoke*, storm*

Antonyms:

be calm, be happy
Main Entry: furious
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: extremely angry, very mad

Synonyms:

bent out of shape, bent*, beside oneself, boiling, browned off, bummed out, corybantic, crazed, demented, desperate, enraged, fierce, fit to be tied, frantic, frenetic, frenzied, fuming, hacked, hopping mad, incensed, infuriated, insane, irrational, livid, maddened, maniac, on the warpath, rabid, raging, smoking, steamed, unreasonable, up in arms, vehement, vicious, violent, wrathful

Antonyms:

cheerful, elated, excited, exhilarated, happy, pleased
Main Entry: happen
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: come to pass; occur

Synonyms:

appear, arise, arrive, be found, become a fact, become known, become of, befall, betide, bump, chance, come about, come after, come into being, come into existence, come off, crop up, develop, down, ensue, eventuate, fall, follow, go on, hit, issue, light, luck, materialize, meet, pass, present itself, proceed, recur, result, shake, smoke*, spring, stumble, stumble upon, supervene, take effect, take place, transpire, turn out, turn up, what goes
Notes: happen means to come to pass or occur; transpire means to come to be known or come to light
Main Entry: hot
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: very high in temperature

Synonyms:

baking, blazing, blistering, boiling, broiling, burning, calescent, close, decalescent, febrile, fevered, feverish, feverous, fiery, flaming, heated, humid, igneous, incandescent, like an oven, on fire, ovenlike, parching, piping, recalescent, red*, roasting, scalding, scorching, searing, sizzling, smoking, steaming, stuffy, sultry, summery, sweltering, sweltry, thermogenic, torrid, tropic, tropical, very warm, warm, white*

Antonyms:

cold, cool, freezing, frigid
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