man ( Enghlish, Synonyms ) - Dictionare

adamant

• adamantine, determined, firm, fixed, implacable, inexorable, inflexible, insistent, intransigent, resolute, set, unbending, uncompromising, unrelenting, unyielding
• diamond
• stony

adamantine

• adamant, inexorable, intransigent
• hard

aldermanic

• aldermanly

aldermanly

• aldermanic

allemande

• allemande sauce

almanac

• annual
• calendar
• farmer's calendar
• register

almandine

• almandite

archimandrite

• abbot

bargeman

• bargee, lighterman

beadsman

• bedesman

bedesman

• beadsman

boatman

• boater, sailor

bondman

• bondsman

bondsman

• bondman
• bondswoman

bondswoman

• bondmaid, bondwoman
• bondsman

bowman

• archer

bushman

• Bushman

caiman

• cayman

cavalryman

• trooper

cayman

• caiman

chairman

• chair, chairlady, chairperson, chairwoman, general manager, president
• director
• master of ceremonies

charwoman

• charlady, char, cleaner, cleaning lady, cleaning woman, housemaid, maid, maidservant

chessman

• chess piece

chiromancer

• palmist

chiromancy

• palmistry

churchman

• clergyman, cleric, divine, minister
• ecclesiastic

claimant

• accuser
• applicant

clamant

• blatant, clamorous, clamourous, strident, vociferous
• crying
• exigent
• insistent
• instant

clergyman

• celebrant, chaplain, churchman, cleric, divine, father, man of the cloth, minister, padre, parson, pastor, preacher, presbyter, priest, rector, reverend, vicar
• dean
• rabbi

coachman

• carter, wagoner
• driver

command

• appoint, ascendancy, authority, behest, bid, bidding, call, charge, check, chieftaincy, chieftainry, chieftainship, commandment, compel, control, decree, demand, dictate, dictation, direct, direction, dominate, domination, dominion, edict, empire, enjoin, expertise, fiat, govern, government, head, injunction, instruct, instruction, lead, leadership, management, mandate, mastery, ordain, order, overlook, overtop, power, precept, regime, require, requirement, rule, supervise, sway, tell, will, wish, word
• bring
• program line
• statement

commander

• air force officer
• captain, chief, director, head, leader, master
• commandant
• commanding officer

commanding

• authoritative, autocratic, awe-inspiring, awesome, compelling, controlling, dominant, dominating, governing, imperative, imperious, imposing, impressive, magisterial, overlooking, peremptory, powerful, stately
• ranking

councilman

• councillor

countermand

• annul, call off, cancel, lift, overturn, repeal, rescind, reverse, revoke
• recall

countryman

• compatriot
• farmer, husbandman, peasant
• native

cracksman

• burglar, thief
• safebreaker
• safecracker

craftsman

• artificer, artisan, journeyman, worker
• artist
• crafter

craftsmanship

• craft, dexterity, expertise, handicraft, manual skill, professional skill, skill, workmanship

cragsman

• rock climber

dairyman

• dairy farmer

dairywoman

• dairy girl

decalcomania

• decal

demand

• appetite, ask, ask for, bidding, call, call for, call in, call on, call upon, challenge, charge, claim, claim back, command, commandeer, demand back, desire, exact, exhort, expect, impose, inquire, insist, involve, levy, make a claim, make an additional demand, necessitate, necessity, need, order, pretension, reclaim, reclamation, request, require, requirement, requisition, summon, take, urge
• exhortation, summoning
• inquiry, interrogation
• insistence
• market

demanding

• difficult, exacting, onerous, taxing
• impatient
• rigorous

demands

• pressure

dipsomaniac

• boozer, alcoholic, drunkard, lush, souse
• soaker

dismantle

• break apart, break up, demolish, destroy, disassemble, level, pull down, rase, raze, take apart, take down, tear down
• deactivate, defuse, strip, strip down
• dismount
• strike

dolman

• dolman jacket

dormancy

• hibernation
• inactivity
• quiescence, quiescency, sleeping
• repose
• rest

dormant

• asleep, comatose, hibernating, in abeyance, inactive, sleeping, slumbering, suspended, torpid
• fallow
• hidden
• inoperative
• latent, potential, quiescent

draftsman

• draftsperson, draughtsman

dustman

• garbage collector, garbage man, refuse collector
• garbageman

emanate

• arise, derive, emerge, emit, issue, originate, proceed, radiate, rise, spring
• exhale, give forth
• flow

emanation

• effluvium
• emergence
• emission, exhalation
• flow, outpouring
• odour

emancipate

• clear, deliver, discharge, free, liberate, manumit, redeem, release, shake off

emancipation

• deliverance, freedom, freeing, gaining of independence, liberation, liberty, redemption, release
• equalization
• gaining of self-sufficiency

emancipationist

• abolitionist

emancipator

• manumitter

fireman

• fire fighter, fire-eater, forefighter
• relief pitcher, reliever

fisherman

• fisher

foreman

• boss, chief, gaffer, honcho, overseer, supervisor

forewoman

• forelady

freeman

• freewoman

freshman

• beginner, entrant, fledgeling, fledgling, greenhorn, jay, neophyte, newcomer, novice, rookie, starter, tenderfoot, tyro
• first-year
• fresher

gentleman

• cavalier
• gent, mister, sir
• gentleman's gentleman

gentlemanlike

• gentlemanly

gentlemanly

• chivalrous, courteous, chivalrous, noble
• gentlemanlike

germane

• ad rem, applicable, appropriate, apropos, apt, pertinent, relative, relevant
• related

germanium

• bactericidal
• disinfectant, antiseptic

gormandize

• gorge
• gormandise, carouse, guzzle

gourmand

• glutton, epicure

handicraftsman

• artisan

hanuman

• Hanuman, Presbytes entellus, Hanuman
• Semnopithecus entellus

hardwareman

• ironmonger

headman

• chieftain, chief, tribal chief
• headsman

headsman

• headman

helmsman

• navigator, pilot, steersman

henchman

• adherent, follower
• Confederate, abetter, abettor, accomplice, associate, collaborator, confederate, partner in crime

herdsman

• cowherd, shepherd
• drover, herder

highwayman

• bandit, footpad, freebooter, outlaw, robber
• highjacker
• hijacker
• road agent

hodman

• hod carrier

horseman

• cavalier, knight
• equestrian, horseback rider, rider
• horse fancier

human

• body, carnal, earthly, homo, human being, individual, man, mortal, person, somebody, someone, soul
• humane
• manlike

humane

• benevolent, charitable, clement, compassionate, forgiving, gentle, good, humanist, humanistic, humanitarian, kind, kind-hearted, kindly, merciful, philanthropic, sympathetic

humanely

• charitably

humanism

• humanitarianism

humanist

• human-centered, humanistic, humanitarian
• humane

humanistic

• humane
• humanist, human-centered, humanitarian

humanitarian

• altruist, benefactor, philanthropist
• altruistic, charitable, human-centered, humane, humanist, humanistic, merciful, philanthropic
• do-gooder, improver

humanitarianism

• charitableness, charity, beneficence, philanthropy
• humanism

humanity

• benevolence, charity, clemency, compassion, goodness, kindness, philanthropy, sympathy
• human beings, human race, humankind, humans, man, mankind, people, world
• humaneness, solidarity
• humanness
• mortality

humanization

• humanisation

humanize

• humanise

humanness

• humanity

huntsman

• hunter

husbandman

• farmer, countryman
• granger

iceman

• hatchet man

immanent

• subjective

impermanence

• impermanency