pruritis
titillation
aura
V. itch
tingle
creep
thrill
sting
prick
prickle
tickle
titillate
Adj. itching
titillative
insensibility)
anaesthesia
pins and needles
V. benumb
Adj. numb
benumbed
deadened
intangible
impalpable
(2) Heat
caloric
temperature
warmth
fervor
incandescence
glow
flush
fever
hectic
phlogiston
fire
spark
scintillation
flash
flame
blaze
bonfire;
firework
pyrotechnics
wildfire
sheet of fire
lambent
flame
devouring element
recalescence[Phys]
summer
dog days
baking
white
heat
tropical heat
summer heat
blood heat
sirocco
simoom
broiling sun
insolation
warming
sun
thermodynamics
thermometer
[thermal units] calorie
gram-calorie
small calorie
kilocalorie
kilogram calorie
large calorie
British Thermal Unit
B.T.U
therm
quad
[units of temperature] degrees Kelvin
kelvins
degrees centigrade
degrees Celsius
degrees Fahrenheit
V. be hot
glow
flush
sweat
swelter
bask
smoke
reek
stew
simmer
seethe
boil
burn
blister
broil
blaze
flame
smolder;
parch
fume
pant
heat
thaw
give
Adj. hot
warm
mild
genial
tepid
lukewarm
unfrozen
thermal
thermic
calorific
fervent
fervid
ardent
aglow
sunny
torrid
tropical
estival|!
steamy
close
sultry
stifling
stuffy
suffocating
oppressive
reeking
baking
red hot
white hot
smoking hot
burning
piping hot
like
a furnace
like an oven
burning
hot as fire
hot as pepper
hot enough to
roast an ox
hot enough to boil an egg
fiery
incandescent
ebullient
glowing
smoking
live
on fire
dazzling
in flames
blazing
in a
blaze
alight
afire
ablaze
unquenched
smoldering;
in a heat
in a glow
in a fever
in a perspiration
in a sweat;
sweltering
sweltered
blood hot
blood warm
warm as a
toast
warm as wool
volcanic
plutonic
igneous
isothermal|!
isothermic|!
isotheral|!
Phr. not a breath of air
"whirlwinds of tempestuous fire" [Paradise
Lost]
coldness
frigidity
inclemency
fresco
winter
depth of winter
hard winter
Siberia
Nova Zembla
wind-chill
factor
[forms of frozen water] ice
snow
snowflake
snow crystal
snow
drift
sleet
hail
hailstone
rime
frost
hoar frost
white frost
hard
frost
sharp frost
barf
glaze [U. S.]
icicle
thick-ribbed ice
fall of snow
heavy fall
iceberg
icefloe
floe berg;
glacier
nev_e
[cold substances] freezing mixture
dry ice
liquid nitrogen
liquid
helium
[Sensation of cold] chilliness
chill
shivering
goose skin
rigor
chattering of teeth
numbness
frostbite
V. be cold
shiver
starve
quake
shake
tremble
shudder
quiver
freeze
freeze to death
perish with cold
[transitive] chill
freeze
make the skin crawl
give one goose flesh
Adj. cold
cool
chill
chilly
icy
gelid
frigid
fresh
keen
bleak
raw
inclement
bitter
biting
cutting
nipping
piercing
pinching
clay-cold
starved
chilled to the bone
shivering
aguish
frostbitten
frost-bound
frost-nipped
cold as a stone
cold as marble
cold as lead
cold as iron
cold as a
frog
cold as charity
cold as Christmas
cool as a cucumber
cool as
custard
icy
glacial
frosty
freezing
wintry
boreal
arctic
Siberian
hyperborean
icebound
frozen out
lukewarm
tepid
frozen
numb
frost-bitten
Adv. coldly
bitterly
heating
melting
fusion;
liquefaction
burning
combustion;
incension|
cremation;
cautery
cauterization
calcination;
cracking
refining
incineration
carbonization;
cupellation[Chem]
ignition
inflammation
deflagration
conflagration
incendiarism
arson
auto
boiling
ebullition
elixation|
decoction
geyser
distillation
(vaporization) 336
furnace
blanket
flannel
fur
wadding
clothing
still
refinery
fractionating column
fractionating tower
cracking
tower
match
incendiary
[biological effects resembling the effects of heat][substances causing
caustic
lunar caustic
alkali
acid
aqua
fortis[Lat]
aqua regia
nitric acid
nitrochloro-hydric
acid[ISA:CHEMSUB]
nitromuriatic acid[ISA:CHEMSUBPREFIX]
radioactivity
gamma rays
alpha particles
beta rays
X-rays
radiation
cosmic
radiation
background radiation
radioactive isotopes
tritium
uranium
plutonium
radon
radium
sunstroke
insolation
[artifacts requiring heat in their manufacture] pottery
ceramics
crockery
porcelain
china
earthenware
stoneware
pot
mug
terra
cotta[Sp]
brick
clinker
[products of combustion] cinder
ash
scoriae
embers
soot
slag
[products of heating organic materials] coke
carbon
charcoal
wood
alcohol
turpentine
tea tree oil
gasoline
kerosene
naptha[ISA:CHEMSUB]
fuel oil (fuel) 38
wax
paraffin
residue
tar
inflammability
combustibility
conduction
convection
radiation
radiant heat
heat conductivity
conductivity
[effects of heat 2.] thermal expansion
coefficient of expansion
V. heat
warm
chafe
foment
make hot
sun
oneself
sunbathe
go up in flames
burn to the ground (flame) 382
fire
set fire to
set on fire
kindle
enkindle
light
ignite
strike a light
apply the match to
apply the torch to
rekindle
fan the flame
add fuel to the flame
poke the fire
stir the
fire
blow the fire
make a bonfire of
melt
thaw
fuse
liquefy
burn
inflame
roast
toast
fry
grill
singe
parch
bake
scorch
brand
cauterize
sear
burn in
corrode
char
calcine
incinerate
smelt
reduce to ashes
burn to a
cinder
commit to the flames
consign to the flames
boil
digest
stew
cook
seethe
scald
parboil
simmer
do to rags
take fire
catch fire
blaze
Adj. heated
molten
sodden
r_chauff_
heating
inflammable
combustible
burnt
volcanic
radioactive
reduction of temperature
cooling
conglaciation|
ice
solidification
ice box
(refrigerator) 385.
fire annihilator
earth-flax
mountain-flax
flexible asbestos
fireman
fire brigade
(incombustibility) 388a
incombustibility
incombustibleness
air conditioning[residential cooling]
central air conditioning
air
conditioner
fan
attic fan
dehumidifier
V. cool
fan
refrigerate
refresh
ice
congeal
freeze
glaciate;
benumb
starve
pinch
chill
petrify
chill to the marrow
nip
cut
pierce
bite
make one's teeth chatter
damp
slack quench
put out
stamp out
extinguish
go out
burn out
(incombustibility) 388a.
Adj. cooled
frozen out
cooling
stove
kiln
oven
cracker
hearth
focus
combustion chamber
reverberatory;
volcano
forge
fiery furnace
limekiln
Dutch oven
tuyere
salamander
heater
warming pan
boiler
caldron
seething caldron
pot;
urn
kettle
chafing-dish
retort
crucible
alembic
still
waffle irons;
muffle furnace
induction furnace
electric heater
electric furnace
electric resistance heat
[steel-making furnace] open-hearth furnace
fireplace
gas fireplace
coal fire
wood fire
fire-dog
fire-irons;
grate
range
kitchener
caboose
poker
tongs
shovel
ashpan
hob
trivet
andiron
gridiron
ashdrop
frying-pan
stew-pan
backlog
[area near a fireplace] hearth
inglenook
[residential heating methods] oil burner
gas burner
Franklin stove
pot-bellied stove
wood-burning stove
central heating
steam heat
hot
water heat
gas heat
forced hot air
electric heat
heat pump
solar heat
convective heat
hothouse
laundry
conservatory;
Turkish bath
Russian bath
vapor bath
steam bath
sauna
warm bath
cold storage
cold room
cold laboratory
icehouse
icepail
icebag
icebox
cooler
damper
polyurethane cooler
wine cooler
freezer
deep freeze
dry ice freezer
liquid nitrogen freezer
refigerator-freezer
freezing mixture[refrigerating substances]
ice
ice cubes
blocks of
ice
chipped ice
liquid nitrogen
dry ice
dry ice-acetone
liquid
helium
firing
combustible
[solid fuels] coal
anthracite
coke
carbon
charcoal
bituminous coal
tar shale
turf
peat
firewood
bobbing
faggot
log
cinder
ingle
tinder
touchwood
sulphur
brimstone
incense
port-fire
fire-barrel
fireball
brand
blind coal
glance coal
German
tinder
pyrotechnic sponge
punk
smudge [U. S.]
solid fueled rocket
[fuels for candles and lamps] wax
paraffin wax
paraffin oil
lamp
oil
whale oil
[liquid fuels] oil
petroleum
gasoline
high octane gasoline
nitromethane[ISA:CHEMSUB@fuel]
petrol
gas
juice [coll.]
gasohol
alcohol
ethanol
methanol
fuel oil
kerosene
jet fuel
heating oil
number 2 oil
number 4 oil
naphtha
rocket fuel
high specific impulse
fuel
liquid hydrogen
liquid oxygen
lox
[gaseous fuels] natural gas
synthetic gas
synthesis gas
propane
butane
hydrogen
brand
torch
fuse
wick
spill
match
light
lucifer
vesuvian
fusee
candle
oil
Adj. carbonaceous
combustible
inflammable
high octane
high
specific impulse
heat of combustion
Fire extinction. {ant. of 388} -- insulation
incombustible material
noncombustible material
fire retardant
flame
retardant
fire wall
fire door
incombustibility
incombustibleness
fire annihilator
earth-flax
mountain-flax
asbestos
fireman
fire fighter
fire eater
fire department
fire brigade
engine company
pumper
fire truck
hook and
ladder
aerial ladder
bucket
fire hose
fire hydrant
[forest fires] backfire
firebreak
trench
aerial water bombardment
wet blanket
fire extinguisher
soda and acid extinguisher
dry
chemical extinguisher
CO-two extinguisher
carbon tetrachloride
foam;
sprinklers
automatic sprinkler system
fire bucket
sand bucket
[warning of fire] fire alarm
evacuation alarm
[laws to prevent fire] fire code
fire regulations
fire
fire
inspector
code violation
citation
V. go out
die out
burn out
fizzle
extinguish
damp
slack
quench
smother
put out
stamp out
douse
snuff
snuff out
blow out
fireproof
flameproof
Adj. incombustible
nonflammable
uninflammable
fireproof
Phr. fight fire with fire
mercury
thermometer
alcohol thermometer
clinical thermometer
dry-bulb
thermometer
wet-bulb thermometer
Anschutz thermometer[Ger]
gas
thermometer
telethermometer
color-changing temperature indicator;
thermopile
pyrometer
calorimeter
bomb calorimeter;
thermistor
thermocouple
[temperature-control devices] thermostat
thermoregulator
(3) Taste
flavor
gust
gusto
savor
gout
relish;
sapor|
twang
smack
aftertaste
tang
tasting
degustation
gustation
palate
tongue
tooth
stomach
V. taste
savor
smack
flavor
twang
tickle the palate
smack the lips
Adj. sapid
gustable|
gustatory
strong
gamy
palatable
blandness
tastelessness
V. be tasteless
Adj. bland
void of taste
insipid
tasteless
gustless|
savorless
ingustible|
mawkish
milk and water
weak
stale
flat
vapid
fade
wishy-washy
mild
piquance
piquancy
poignancy haut-
gout
strong taste
twang
race
sharpness
acrimony
roughness
unsavoriness
mustard
cayenne
caviare
seasoning
niter
saltpeter
brine (saltiness) 392a
carbonate of ammonia
sal
sal volatile
smelling salts
hartshorn (acridity) 401a
dram
cordial
nip
nicotine
tobacco
snuff
quid
smoke
cigar
cigarette;
weed
fragrant weed
Indian weed
Cavendish
negro head
old
soldier
V. be pungent
bite the tongue
render -pungent
season
spice
salt
pepper
pickle
brine
devil. smoke
chew
take snuff
Adj. pungent
strong
high-
full-flavored
high-tasted
high-
seasoned
gamy
sharp
stinging
rough
piquant
racy
biting
mordant;
spicy
seasoned
hot
hot as pepper
peppery
meracious|
acrid
acrimonious
bitter
rough
unsavory
niter
saltpeter
brine
Adj. salty
salt
saline
brackish
briny
salty as brine
salty as a
herring
salty as Lot's wife
salty
racy (indecent) 961
Phr. take it with a grain of salt
acridity
acrimony
caustic
alkali
acerbity
gall
wormwood
bitters
astringent
bitters
[additive for alcoholic beverages]Angostura aromatic bitters
sourness
pungency
[bitter substances] alkaloids
turmeric
Adj. bitter
bitterish
acrid
acerb
acerbic
Phr. bitter as gall
bitter pill to take
sugar coating on a bitter
pill
seasoning
sauce
spice
relish
appetizer
[exlist] salt
mustard
grey poupon mustard
pepper
black pepper
white pepper
peppercorn
curry
caviare
onion
garlic
pickle
allspice
bell pepper
Jamaica pepper
green
pepper
chutney
pimento
[capsicum peppers] capsicum
red pepper
chili peppers
cayenne
nutmeg
mace
cinnamon
oregano
cloves
fennel
[herbs] pot herbs
parsley
sage
rosemary
thyme
bay leaves
marjoram
balm
myrrh
turmeric
V. season
spice
flavor
spice up
good taste
deliciousness
delectability
relish
zest
appetizer
tidbit
dainty
delicacy
tasty morsel
appetizer
hors
ambrosia
nectar
game
turtle
venison;
delicatessen
V. be savory
tickle the palate
tickle the appetite
flatter
the palate
render palatable
relish
like
smack the lips
Adj. savory
delicious
tasty
well-tasted
to one's taste
good
palatable
nice
dainty
delectable
toothsome;
appetizing
delicate
exquisite
rich
luscious
ambrosial
scrumptious
delightful
Adv. per amusare la bocca
acrimony
acridity (bitterness) 392b
roughness
acerbity
austerity
gall and wormwood
rue
aloes
V. be unpalatable
sicken
disgust
nauseate
pall
turn the
stomach
Adj. unsavory
unpalatable
unsweetened
ill-flavored;
bitter
bitter as gall
acrid
acrimonious
rough
offensive
repulsive
nasty
sickening
nauseous
loathsome
fulsome
unpleasant
sugar
syrup
treacle
molasses
honey
manna
confection
confectionary
sweets
grocery
conserve
preserve
jam
julep
sugar-candy
sugar-plum
licorice
marmalade
plum
lollipop
bonbon
jujube
comfit
sweetmeat
apple butter
caramel
damson
glucose;
maple syrup
maple sugar
sorghum
taffy
nectar
mead
honeysuckle
liqueur
sweet wine
aperitif
[sources of sugar] sugar cane
sugar beets
[sweet foods] desert
pastry
pie
cake
candy
ice cream
tart
puff
pudding (food) 298
dulcification|
dulcoration|
sweetener
corn syrup
cane sugar
refined sugar
beet sugar
dextrose
artificial sweetener
saccharin
cyclamate
aspartame
Sweet'N
Low
V. be sweet
render sweet
sweeten
dulcorate|
dulcify|
candy
mull. Adj. sweet
saccharine
dulcet
candied
luscious
lush
sweetened
sweet as a nut
sweet as sugar
sweet as honey
sickly sweet
"sweets to the sweet" [Hamlet]
acid
acidity
low pH;
acetous fermentation
lactic fermentation
vinegar
crab
alum
acetic acid
lactic acid
V. be sour
sour
turn sour
set the teeth on edge
render sour
acidify
acidulate
Adj. sour
acid
acidulous
acidulated
tart
crabbed
acetous
acerb
acetic
sour as vinegar
sourish
subacid[Chem]
styptic
hard
rough
Phr. sour as a lemon
(4) Odor
smell
odorament|
scent
effluvium;
emanation
exhalation
fume
essence
trail
nidor|
redolence
sense of smell
scent
act of smelling
olfaction
[pleasant odor] fragrance
odorant
[animal with acute sense of smell] bloodhound
hound
[smell detected by a hound] spoor
V. have an odor
smell
smell of
smell strong of
exhale
give
out a smell
reek
reek of
scent
smell
scent
snuff
snuff up
sniff
nose
inhale
Adj. odorous
odoriferous
smelling
reeking
foul-smelling
strong-
scented
redolent
pungent
putrid
foul
[Relating to the sense of smell] olfactory
quick-scented
absence of smell
want
of smell
deodorant
deodorization
deodorizer
V. be inodorous
not smell
deodorize
onodorate
scentless
without smell
wanting
smell
deodorized
deodorizing