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Main Entry: crack
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: super, first-rate

Synonyms:

able, ace, adept, best, capital, choice, crackerjack*, deluxe, elite, excellent, expert, first-class, handpicked, pro*, proficient, skilled, skillful, superior, talented

Antonyms:

bad, inferior, poor
Main Entry: cracker
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: hard, often salted, baked wafer

Synonyms:

biscuit, bun, cookie, hardtack, pretzel, rusk, saltine
Main Entry: adept
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: very able

Synonyms:

accomplished, ace*, adroit, brainy, capable, clean*, crack*, crackerjack*, deft, dexterous, expert, hot*, hotshot, know stuff, masterful, masterly, no dummy, no slouch, nobody's fool, on the ball, on the beam, practiced, proficient, quick, savvy, sharp, sharp as a tack, skilled, skillful, slick, smooth, there, up to speed, versed, whiz*, wizard

Antonyms:

awkward, clumsy, incompetent, inept, unskilled
Main Entry: adroit
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: very able or skilled

Synonyms:

adept, apt, artful, clean, clever, crack*, crackerjack*, cunning, cute, deft, dexterous, expert, foxy*, good, handy, hot tamale, ingenious, masterful, neat*, nifty*, nimble, on the ball, on the beam, proficient, quick on the trigger, quick on the uptake, quick-witted, savvy, sharp, skillful, slick, smart, up to speed, up*, whiz*, wizard

Antonyms:

awkward, clumsy, dense, inept, stupid, unskilled
Main Entry: capital
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: superior

Synonyms:

best, champion, choice, crack, dandy, delightful, deluxe, excellent, famous, fine, first, first-class*, first-rate, five-star, fly, great, prime, splendid, superb, top, top-notch*, world-class
Notes: the word capitol is from the Roman Capitoline Hill and the similarity between capitol and capital is purely coincidental; capitol applies to the building and capital to the seat of a government

Antonyms:

inferior, low-class, minor, poor, unimportant
Main Entry: deft
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: agile, clever

Synonyms:

able, adept, adroit, apt, crack, cute, dexterous, expert, fleet, handy, having good hands, having know-how, ingenious, neat, nimble, proficient, prompt, quick, ready, skilled, skillful

Antonyms:

awkward, clumsy, inept, unhandy, unskillful
Main Entry: dexterous
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: ingenious, proficient

Synonyms:

able, active, acute, adept, adroit, agile, apt, artful, canny, clever, crack*, crackerjack*, deft, effortless, expert, facile, handy, having the know-how, masterly, neat, nimble, nimble-fingered, prompt, quick, savvy, skilled, skillful, slick, sly, smooth

Antonyms:

awkward, clumsy, inept, inexpert, unable, unhandy, unskilled
Main Entry: elite
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: best, first-class

Synonyms:

aristocratic, choice, cool*, crack*, elect, exclusive, gilt-edged, greatest, noble, out of sight, out of this world, pick, selected, super, tip-top, top, top drawer, top-notch, topflight, upper-class, world-class

Antonyms:

common, low-class, lower, lower-class, ordinary, poor, worst
Main Entry: expert
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: knowledgeable, proficient

Synonyms:

able, adept, adroit, apt, big league, clever, crack, crackerjack*, deft, dexterous, experienced, facile, handy, practiced, professional, qualified, savvy, schooled, sharp, skilled, skillful, slick, trained, virtuoso

Antonyms:

amateur, inexpert, unknowledgeable, unskilled, untrained
Main Entry: fearless
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: brave, unafraid

Synonyms:

assured, aweless, bodacious, bold, brassy, cheeky, chesty, cocky, confident, cool hand, courageous, crack*, daring, dashing, dauntless, doughty, flip*, fresh*, gallant, game, gritty, gutsy, heroic, icy*, indomitable, intrepid, lionhearted, nervy, plucky, salty, sanguine, sassy*, smart, spunky, sure, temerarious, unabashed, undaunted, unflinching, valiant, valorous, wise

Antonyms:

afraid, apprehensive, fearful, timid
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