awkward
not skillful or graceful; hard to handle; embarrassing
awkward
synonym-clumsy, ungainly, bumbling, inept, unskilled; difficult, unmanageable
awkward
antonym-graceful, skillful, pleasant, handy, manageable
clatter
(V) to make short, sharp sounds by rattling or banging together; to speak or move with confused, noisy sound
(N) a hard, rattling sound; busy excitement; noisy chattering
clatter
synonym-(V) to rattle, chatter
(N) a racket, commotion
gallant
(Adj) showy in appearance; splendid; brave or full of spirit, showing courtesy; very attentive
(N) a fashionable young gentleman; a suitor
gallant
synonym- dashing, valiant, heroic, daring; polite, considerate, chivalrous
gallant
anyonym (adj) afraid, cowardly, timid; selfish, rude;
(N) a slob, hobo
lukewarm
only moderately warm, not hot but not cold; without enthusiasm
lukewarm
synonym- tepid, halfhearted
lukewarm
antonym- steaming hot, boiling, icy, freezing; eager, enthusiastic
plentiful
in great supply, easily available; more than enough
plentiful
synonym-ample, abundant, bountiful
plentiful
antonym-scarce, rare, meager
ration
(N) a portion of food allowed for one meal or one day; food or supplies; a share
(V) to pass out in limited portions; to limit the use of
ration
synonym-(N) an allowance, share, allotment; provisions;
(V) to parcel, divide, dispense
reserve
(V) to hold back or set askide; to save for future use
(N) something set aside for a certain purpose; something stored for later use
reserve
synonym- (V) to store, retain, stash, withold
(N) a supply, stock
reserve
antonym- to splurge, squander, waste, use
scholar
a learned person; an expert in a field of study; someone who studies with a teacher; a student who gets a gift of money to pay for education
scholar
synonym- a sage, prfessor, authority, pupil
smolder
to burn slowly, with smoke but no flame; to exist in a suppressed state; to show suppressed feelings
smolder
synonym- to simmer, fester, seethe, fume, stew
smolder
antonym - to blaze; to explode
trudge
(V) to walk or march slowly and with difficulty or tiredness
(N) a long, tiring walk
trudge
synonym- to plod, slog, tramp, hike
trudge
antonym-to prance, race, hurry
volunteer
(N) a person who chooses to join or to do a service; someone who gives time or effort without pay
(V) to offer one's services; to do or say freely
volunteer
synonym-an unpaid person, to enlist
volunteer
antonym-an employee, draftee; to force or draft
weary
(Adj) feeling tired, worn out; having no more patience
(V) to make tired; to grow tired
weary
synonym - exhausted, drained, fatigued, drooping, sleepy
weary
antonym- fresh, lively, energetic; tolerant to enliven, energize