abridge

Near Antonyms

Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the bureau was so heavy that two people couldn't budge it

Synonyms

dislocate displace disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose

alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary

Near Antonyms

embed (also imbed) entrench (also intrench) implant ingrain (also engrain) lodge root

broccoli

noun

broc·co·li

ˈbrä-kə-lē ˈbrä-klē

Definition

chiefly British a large hardy cauliflower
either of two garden vegetable plants closely related to the cabbage:
one with a thick central stem and a compact head of dense usually green florets that is classified with the cauliflower
one (Brassica oleracea var. italica) with slender stems and usually green or purple florets not arranged in a central head
the stems and immature florets of broccoli used as food

First Known Use

1699, in the meaning defined at sense 1

History and Etymology

Italian, plural of broccolo flowering top of a cabbage, diminutive of brocco small nail, sprout

brontosaurus

noun

bron·to·sau·rus

ˌbrän-tə-ˈsȯr-əs

variants: or less commonly brontosaur ˈbrän-tə-ˌsȯr

Definition

any of a genus (Apatosaurus) of very large sauropod dinosaurs of the Late Jurassic apatosaurus
NOTE: The name brontosaurus continues to be commonly used for these dinosaurs even though their former genus name (Brontosaurus) is considered invalid.

First Known Use

1883, in the meaning defined above

History and Ety

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Near Antonyms

Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the bureau was so heavy that two people couldn't budge it

Synonyms

dislocate displace disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose

alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary

Near Antonyms

embed (also imbed) entrench (also intrench) implant ingrain (also engrain) lodge root

broccoli

noun

broc·co·li

ˈbrä-kə-lē ˈbrä-klē

Definition

chiefly British a large hardy cauliflower
either of two garden vegetable plants closely related to the cabbage:
one with a thick central stem and a compact head of dense usually green florets that is classified with the cauliflower
one (Brassica oleracea var. italica) with slender stems and usually green or purple florets not arranged in a central head
the stems and immature florets of broccoli used as food

First Known Use

1699, in the meaning defined at sense 1

History and Etymology

Italian, plural of broccolo flowering top of a cabbage, diminutive of brocco small nail, sprout

brontosaurus

noun

bron·to·sau·rus

ˌbrän-tə-ˈsȯr-əs

variants: or less commonly brontosaur ˈbrän-tə-ˌsȯr

Definition

any of a genus (Apatosaurus) of very large sauropod dinosaurs of the Late Jurassic apatosaurus
NOTE: The name brontosaurus continues to be commonly used for these dinosaurs even though their former genus name (Brontosaurus) is considered invalid.

First Known Use

1883, in the meaning defined above

History and Ety

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Near Antonyms

Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the bureau was so heavy that two people couldn't budge it

Synonyms

dislocate displace disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose

alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary

Near Antonyms

embed (also imbed) entrench (also intrench) implant ingrain (also engrain) lodge root

broccoli

noun

broc·co·li

ˈbrä-kə-lē ˈbrä-klē

Definition

chiefly British a large hardy cauliflower
either of two garden vegetable plants closely related to the cabbage:
one with a thick central stem and a compact head of dense usually green florets that is classified with the cauliflower
one (Brassica oleracea var. italica) with slender stems and usually green or purple florets not arranged in a central head
the stems and immature florets of broccoli used as food

First Known Use

1699, in the meaning defined at sense 1

History and Etymology

Italian, plural of broccolo flowering top of a cabbage, diminutive of brocco small nail, sprout

brontosaurus

noun

bron·to·sau·rus

ˌbrän-tə-ˈsȯr-əs

variants: or less commonly brontosaur ˈbrän-tə-ˌsȯr

Definition

any of a genus (Apatosaurus) of very large sauropod dinosaurs of the Late Jurassic apatosaurus
NOTE: The name brontosaurus continues to be commonly used for these dinosaurs even though their former genus name (Brontosaurus) is considered invalid.

First Known Use

1883, in the meaning defined above

History and Ety

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Near Antonyms

Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the bureau was so heavy that two people couldn't budge it

Synonyms

dislocate displace disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose

alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary

Near Antonyms

embed (also imbed) entrench (also intrench) implant ingrain (also engrain) lodge root

broccoli

noun

broc·co·li

ˈbrä-kə-lē ˈbrä-klē

Definition

chiefly British a large hardy cauliflower
either of two garden vegetable plants closely related to the cabbage:
one with a thick central stem and a compact head of dense usually green florets that is classified with the cauliflower
one (Brassica oleracea var. italica) with slender stems and usually green or purple florets not arranged in a central head
the stems and immature florets of broccoli used as food

First Known Use

1699, in the meaning defined at sense 1

History and Etymology

Italian, plural of broccolo flowering top of a cabbage, diminutive of brocco small nail, sprout

brontosaurus

noun

bron·to·sau·rus

ˌbrän-tə-ˈsȯr-əs

variants: or less commonly brontosaur ˈbrän-tə-ˌsȯr

Definition

any of a genus (Apatosaurus) of very large sauropod dinosaurs of the Late Jurassic apatosaurus
NOTE: The name brontosaurus continues to be commonly used for these dinosaurs even though their former genus name (Brontosaurus) is considered invalid.

First Known Use

1883, in the meaning defined above

History and Ety

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Near Antonyms

Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the bureau was so heavy that two people couldn't budge it

Synonyms

dislocate displace disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose

alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary

Near Antonyms

embed (also imbed) entrench (also intrench) implant ingrain (also engrain) lodge root

broccoli

noun

broc·co·li

ˈbrä-kə-lē ˈbrä-klē

Definition

chiefly British a large hardy cauliflower
either of two garden vegetable plants closely related to the cabbage:
one with a thick central stem and a compact head of dense usually green florets that is classified with the cauliflower
one (Brassica oleracea var. italica) with slender stems and usually green or purple florets not arranged in a central head
the stems and immature florets of broccoli used as food

First Known Use

1699, in the meaning defined at sense 1

History and Etymology

Italian, plural of broccolo flowering top of a cabbage, diminutive of brocco small nail, sprout

brontosaurus

noun

bron·to·sau·rus

ˌbrän-tə-ˈsȯr-əs

variants: or less commonly brontosaur ˈbrän-tə-ˌsȯr

Definition

any of a genus (Apatosaurus) of very large sauropod dinosaurs of the Late Jurassic apatosaurus
NOTE: The name brontosaurus continues to be commonly used for these dinosaurs even though their former genus name (Brontosaurus) is considered invalid.

First Known Use

1883, in the meaning defined above

History and Ety

='word-list'>

Near Antonyms

Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the bureau was so heavy that two people couldn't budge it

Synonyms

dislocate displace disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose

alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary

Near Antonyms

embed (also imbed) entrench (also intrench) implant ingrain (also engrain) lodge root

broccoli

noun

broc·co·li

ˈbrä-kə-lē ˈbrä-klē

Definition

chiefly British a large hardy cauliflower
either of two garden vegetable plants closely related to the cabbage:
one with a thick central stem and a compact head of dense usually green florets that is classified with the cauliflower
one (Brassica oleracea var. italica) with slender stems and usually green or purple florets not arranged in a central head
the stems and immature florets of broccoli used as food

First Known Use

1699, in the meaning defined at sense 1

History and Etymology

Italian, plural of broccolo flowering top of a cabbage, diminutive of brocco small nail, sprout

brontosaurus

noun

bron·to·sau·rus

ˌbrän-tə-ˈsȯr-əs

variants: or less commonly brontosaur ˈbrän-tə-ˌsȯr

Definition

any of a genus (Apatosaurus) of very large sauropod dinosaurs of the Late Jurassic apatosaurus
NOTE: The name brontosaurus continues to be commonly used for these dinosaurs even though their former genus name (Brontosaurus) is considered invalid.

First Known Use

1883, in the meaning defined above

History and Ety

='word-list'>

Near Antonyms

Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the bureau was so heavy that two people couldn't budge it

Synonyms

dislocate displace disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose

alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary

Near Antonyms

embed (also imbed) entrench (also intrench) implant ingrain (also engrain) lodge root

broccoli

noun

broc·co·li

ˈbrä-kə-lē ˈbrä-klē

Definition

chiefly British a large hardy cauliflower
either of two garden vegetable plants closely related to the cabbage:
one with a thick central stem and a compact head of dense usually green florets that is classified with the cauliflower
one (Brassica oleracea var. italica) with slender stems and usually green or purple florets not arranged in a central head
the stems and immature florets of broccoli used as food

First Known Use

1699, in the meaning defined at sense 1

History and Etymology

Italian, plural of broccolo flowering top of a cabbage, diminutive of brocco small nail, sprout

brontosaurus

noun

bron·to·sau·rus

ˌbrän-tə-ˈsȯr-əs

variants: or less commonly brontosaur ˈbrän-tə-ˌsȯr

Definition

any of a genus (Apatosaurus) of very large sauropod dinosaurs of the Late Jurassic apatosaurus
NOTE: The name brontosaurus continues to be commonly used for these dinosaurs even though their former genus name (Brontosaurus) is considered invalid.

First Known Use

1883, in the meaning defined above

History and Ety

='word-list'>

Near Antonyms

Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the bureau was so heavy that two people couldn't budge it

Synonyms

dislocate displace disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose

alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary

Near Antonyms

embed (also imbed) entrench (also intrench) implant ingrain (also engrain) lodge root

broccoli

noun

broc·co·li

ˈbrä-kə-lē ˈbrä-klē

Definition

chiefly British a large hardy cauliflower
either of two garden vegetable plants closely related to the cabbage:
one with a thick central stem and a compact head of dense usually green florets that is classified with the cauliflower
one (Brassica oleracea var. italica) with slender stems and usually green or purple florets not arranged in a central head
the stems and immature florets of broccoli used as food

First Known Use

1699, in the meaning defined at sense 1

History and Etymology

Italian, plural of broccolo flowering top of a cabbage, diminutive of brocco small nail, sprout

brontosaurus

noun

bron·to·sau·rus

ˌbrän-tə-ˈsȯr-əs

variants: or less commonly brontosaur ˈbrän-tə-ˌsȯr

Definition

any of a genus (Apatosaurus) of very large sauropod dinosaurs of the Late Jurassic apatosaurus
NOTE: The name brontosaurus continues to be commonly used for these dinosaurs even though their former genus name (Brontosaurus) is considered invalid.

First Known Use

1883, in the meaning defined above

History and Ety

='word-list'>

Near Antonyms

Antonyms

to change the place or position of //the bureau was so heavy that two people couldn't budge it

Synonyms

dislocate displace disturb move relocate remove reposition shift transfer transpose

alter make over modify redo refashion remake remodel revamp revise rework vary

Near Antonyms