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    body
    skin (of man)
    head
    forehead
    face
    eye
    eyebrow
    eyelid
    eyelash
    pupil (of eye)
    nose
    bridge (of nose)
    ear
    cheek
    mouth
    lip
    tongue
    tooth
    molar tooth
    palate
    jaw
    chin
    neck
    nape of neck
    throat
    voice box, larynx, Adam's apple
    hair (of head)
    beard
    hair (of body)
    tuft, lock (of hair)
    shoulder
    shoulder blade
    chest
    breast
    side (of body)
    waist
    navel
    umbilical cord
    abdomen (external)
    stomach (internal)
    womb
    back
    small of back
    buttock
    anus
    penis
    testicle
    vagina
    clitoris
    arm
    armpit
    upper arm
    elbow
    forearm
    wrist
    hand
    fist
    palm (of hand)
    finger
    thumb
    knuckle
    fingernail
    leg
    hip
    thigh
    knee
    shin
    calf of leg
    ankle
    foot
    heel
    sole
    toe
    bone
    bone marrow
    skeleton
    skull
    breastbone
    spine, backbone
    rib
    brain
    heart
    liver
    kidney
    lung
    intestines
    bladder
    gall bladder
    muscle
    tendon
    vein
    breath
    saliva
    phlegm
    nasal mucus, snot
    earwax
    tears (n)
    blood
    bile, gall
    semen
    urine
    excrement, faeces
    blink
    wink (eye)
    blow nose
    breathe
    yawn
    snore
    pant
    blow (with mouth)
    spit
    cough (v)
    belch
    hiccough (n)
    sneeze (v)
    groan (with pain)
    grunt (from effort)
    palpitate (of heart)
    urinate
    break wind, fart
    defecate
    shiver, tremble
    perspire, sweat
    bleed
    coagulate, clot
    (be) dizzy
    faint
    sleep (v)
    dream (n)
    wake up (intr)
    see
    notice (v)
    look at, watch
    hear
    listen
    smell (v)
    feel (passive)
    touch, feel (active)
    taste
    eat
    bite (v)
    crunch
    chew
    gnaw
    swallow
    choke
    lick
    suck
    drink
    sit
    rise up (intr)
    lie down
    turn round (intr)
    walk
    footstep
    stumble
    limp
    crawl
    run
    swim
    jump (v)
    kick
    stamp (with foot)
    trample
    wave (hand as a greeting) (v)
    indicate, point (as with the finger)
    clap (hands)
    slap (v)
    stand
    straddle
    lean against (intr)
    bend down, stoop
    bow (as in greeting)
    (be) seated
    squat
    kneel
    (be) lying down
    (be) hot (of person)
    (be) hungry, hunger (v)
    (be) sated
    (be) thirsty, thirst (v)
    (be) drunk
    (be) tired
    (be) sleepy
    rest
    (be) awake, alert
    wrinkle (on skin)
    pimple
    hump (of hunchback)
    (be) bald
    (be) blind
    (be) myopic, (be) shortsighted
    (be) thin
    (be) impotent
    barren woman
    blind person
    deaf (mute) person
    hunchback
    cripple (n)
    dwarf
    giant
    stupid person
    senile person
    mad person
    (be) healthy, (be) well
    (be) sick, (be) ill
    hurt oneself
    heal (tr), cure (v)
    medicine
    get well, recover
    revive
    abscess
    swelling
    tumour
    bruise (n)
    burn (n)
    goiter
    hernia (umbilical)
    ulcer (leg)
    wound, sore
    pus
    scar
    intestinal worm
    illness, disease
    elephantiasis
    ringworm
    leprosy
    malaria (fever)
    fever (not malaria)
    pain (n)
    give pain, hurt
    throb (with pain)
    vomit (v)
    stomachache, upset stomach
    headache
    diarrhea
    itch (the itch)
    life
    (be) alive
    menstrual period
    (be) pregnant
    miscarriage
    labour (n), birth pains
    bear (child), give birth
    (be) born
    (be) young
    grow up
    (be) old (not young)
    die
    death
    (be) dead
    think
    believe
    hope (v)
    know (something or someone)
    knowledge
    wisdom
    (be) wise
    (be) intelligent
    (be) stupid
    (be) confused
    learn
    teach
    show
    remember
    forget
    (be) happy, (be) joyful
    rejoice
    laugh
    smile
    (be) sad
    cry, weep
    sorrow (n)
    shame (n)
    pity (n)
    fear (n)
    frighten
    startle, surprise
    (be) angry
    calm (oneself)
    (be) proud
    respect (v)
    honour (v)
    love (v)
    hate (v)
    despise, disdain
    want, desire (v)
    decide
    choose (tr), pick (tr)
    hesitate
    abstain
    allow, permit
    forbid
    prevent
    plan (n)
    try
    succeed
    fail
    pretend
    (be) kind
    (be) generous
    (be) selfish
    (be) honest
    (be) corrupt
    (be) wicked
    (be) fierce
    (be) jealous
    (be) shy
    (be) courageous, (be) brave
    coward
    (be) curious
    (be) eager, (be) zealous
    (be) lazy
    (be) patient
    (be) impatient
    (be) restless, (be) unsettled
    (be) stubborn
    reputation
    hardship, distress
    (be) difficult
    suffer
    obstruct
    stumbling block, obstruction
    danger
    problem, trouble
    human being, person
    self
    man (male)
    woman
    white man
    fetus
    baby
    twin
    child
    boy
    girl
    adult
    young man
    virgin
    old nperson
    relative (by blood)
    ancestor
    grandparent
    father
    mother
    brother
    sister
    father's brother (uncle)
    mother's brother (uncle)
    mother's sister (aunt)
    father's sister (aunt)
    cousin
    firstborn
    descendant
    son
    daughter
    grandchild
    nephew
    name
    namesake
    in-law, relative by marriage
    husband
    wife
    fellow-wife
    father-in-law
    mother-in-law
    brother-in-law
    sister-in-law
    son-in-law
    daughter-in-law
    widow
    widower
    orphan
    fiancé (betrothed boyfriend)
    fiancée (betrothed girlfriend)
    bastard, illegitimate child
    tribe
    clan
    family
    friend
    neighbour
    acquaintance
    host
    guest, visitor
    stranger (unknown person)
    enemy
    traitor
    thief
    guide (n)
    messenger
    crowd
    chief, headman
    elder
    master
    slave
    farmer
    fisherman
    hunter
    blacksmith
    potter
    weaver
    butcher (n)
    trader
    (domestic) servant
    beggar
    soldier
    prostitute
    midwife
    medicine man, traditional healer
    fetish priest
    sorcerer (male)
    witch (female)
    fortune-teller, diviner
    meet, encounter
    accompany
    (be) together
    assemble, meet together
    invite
    (be) alone
    abandon
    flee, run away from
    drive away
    avoid
    (be) same
    (be) different
    resemble
    imitate
    admire
    befit, suit
    language
    word
    meaning (n)
    say
    voice
    speak, talk
    whisper (v)
    shout (v), cry out
    chat (v)
    mumble
    stutter
    (be) eloquent
    (be) silent
    greet (v.)
    call (someone)
    say goodbye, take leave of
    announce
    announcement
    news
    explain
    advise
    gossip (v)
    lie (n) (falsehood)
    ask, request
    plead, implore
    request (n)
    answer, reply (v)
    thank
    promise (n)
    oath
    swear
    insult (v)
    insult (n)
    slander (v)
    threaten
    argue
    argument
    grumble, complain
    contradict
    accuse
    deny
    admit (to a wrong)
    agree
    agreement
    persuade
    praise (n)
    bless, praise (someone)
    congratulate
    boast, brag
    tell, recount (story)
    story (tale)
    proverb
    speech, discourse
    account (report) (n)
    embrace, hug (v)
    caress (v)
    kiss (v)
    copulate, have sexual intercourse
    nurse, suckle (baby) (tr)
    tickle (v)
    spank (child)
    whip (n)
    help
    protect, defend
    look after
    bring up (a child)
    rule over, dominate
    order (someone to do something)
    command (n)
    duty, obligation
    send (someone to do something)
    serve
    lead, guide (v)
    follow
    obey
    please, satisfy
    annoy, disturb
    deceive
    quarrel
    fight
    stab
    kill, murder
    take revenge
    resolve, settle (dispute)
    intercede, mediate
    compromise
    appease, pacify
    steal
    rape
    judge (v)
    law
    (be) fair, just
    (be) guilty
    (be) innocent
    punish
    penalty, punishment
    dwell, inhabit
    inhabitant, resident
    bush dweller
    move away, migrate
    country, ethnic area
    frontier (of ethnic area)
    town, city
    village
    camp, encampment
    market (n)
    article of clothing, clothes
    wear clothes
    dress (v)
    undress
    (be) naked
    hat
    shirt
    trousers
    loincloth
    robe (man's gown)
    cloth worn by a woman
    baby sling
    shoe, sandal
    bead
    string, thread (beads) (v)
    bracelet
    necklace
    ankle ring, bangle
    ring (finger)
    earring
    pierce (ears)
    labret, lip plug, lip disk
    plait, braid (hair)
    (facial) incision(s), tattoo(s)
    cane, walking stick
    bathe, wash oneself
    apply (ointment), besmear
    wipe off (excreta)
    cut (hair)
    shave (v)
    razor
    comb (n)
    tooth stick, toothbrush
    food
    meat
    fat
    oil
    soup, broth
    pap, mushy food
    bread
    crust (n)
    flour
    salt
    breakfast
    evening meal
    feast
    leftovers
    spoil (food) (intr)
    mold (n)
    milk (n)
    curdled milk
    alcohol (general)
    beer (traditional)
    mead, honey beer
    palm wine
    prepare (food to cook)
    cut (tr)
    cut open (papaya)
    slice
    peel (v)
    mix (v)
    stir
    strain (food) (v)
    pound
    grind
    knead
    pluck (chicken)
    cook (v)
    roast
    fry
    bake (in ashes)
    (be) smoked
    boil (water), bubble up
    ferment (alcohol) (v)
    cooking pot (earthenware)
    metal pot
    pot (for water)
    ladle
    cooking stone
    grinding stone
    upper grinding stone
    lower grinding stone
    pestle, pounding stick
    mortar, pounding pot
    plate
    bowl
    cup
    spoon (traditional)
    bag
    box
    basket
    bucket, pail
    calabash
    bottle
    stopper, plug
    handle
    pour
    spill (liquid) (tr)
    take out (from container)
    fill
    (be) full
    (be) empty
    (be) open
    open (tr)
    close, shut (tr)
    stop up
    cover (v)
    uncover
    store (up)
    bundle (n)
    heap (n)
    heap up
    wrap up
    unwrap
    pack (v)
    strap (n)
    string (n)
    rope
    knot
    fasten, bind (load)
    tie (knot)
    untie
    tighten (tr)
    (be) tight
    loosen
    (be) loose, slack
    compound, house
    hut
    wall
    door, doorway cover
    doorway
    window
    roof
    beam, rafter
    floor
    room
    bedroom
    kitchen
    entrance hut
    courtyard
    fence (n)
    fence in (v)
    granary
    well (n)
    bathing place
    latrine, toilet
    garbage dump
    garden
    shelter (n)
    build
    mark out, peg out (ground)
    mud block
    thatch (n)
    plaster (n)
    lime, whitewash
    paint (n)
    ladder
    chair
    stool
    wickerwork
    bed
    mat
    lamp, torch
    fan (n)
    bell
    ring (bell) (v)
    act, do
    work (n)
    mend, repair
    forge (n)
    hammer
    anvil
    bellows
    lump (clay, mud)
    mold (pottery)
    potter's kiln
    wood
    cut down (tree)
    log
    hollow out (log)
    axe
    chop into pieces
    saw (n)
    saw (wood) (v)
    plank (n)
    knot (in wood)
    splinter, sliver (n)
    chisel (n)
    nail (n)
    sew
    needle
    thread (n)
    hem (n)
    pocket
    (be) torn
    weave
    cloth
    rag
    broom
    sweep
    polish
    wash (clothes, utensils)
    draw water
    fetch (firewood)
    dig
    rubbish
    cultivate, farm (v)
    field
    boundary (of field)
    fertile soil
    (be) barren (of land)
    clear (land for planting)
    sow, plant
    transplant
    weed (v)
    hoe (v)
    hoe (n)
    big hoe
    sickle
    machete, cutlass
    harvest season
    harvest (maize) (v)
    harvest, dig up (yams)
    pick, pluck (fruit)
    harvest, collect (honey from hive)
    threshing-floor
    thresh, beat (grain)
    winnow (n)
    winnow, throw in air (grain) (v)
    shell (groundnuts) (v)
    husk (corn) (v)
    domesticate, tame
    herd (cattle, sheep) (n)
    herd, tend (cattle, sheep) (v)
    cattle pen
    tether (sheep, goats) (v)
    feed (animals)
    milk (cows, goats) (v)
    castrate
    hunt (v)
    stalk (v)
    chase (v)
    track (animal) (n)
    footprint (human)
    bow (hunting)
    arrow
    poison (on arrow)
    head of arrow
    quiver (n)
    lance (spear) (n)
    knife
    throwing stick (n), throwing knife
    club, cudgel
    hunting net
    birdlime (adhesive to catch birds)
    trap (n)
    set (trap)
    trap (animal) (v)
    evade
    escape
    wound (animal)
    slaughter, kill (animal for butchering)
    skin (animal) (v)
    fish (v)
    fish dam
    fish trap
    fishing net
    fishing line
    fishhook
    bait
    have, possess
    need (v)
    get, obtain
    give
    return (tr), give back
    belongings
    owner
    rich man
    poor man
    (be) rich
    (be) poor
    money
    cowrie shell
    barter, exchange (of goods)
    buy
    sell
    (be) scarce
    (be) expensive
    (be) inexpensive
    price
    haggle, negotiate a price
    payment
    pay (for goods, services, etc.)
    gift
    hire (v)
    beg (for money)
    borrow
    lend
    debt
    offer (v)
    accept, receive
    refuse
    tax (n)
    tribute
    inheritance
    inherit
    journey, trip (n)
    travel, go on a trip (v)
    traveler
    wander
    (be) lost
    path, road
    fork (in path)
    crossroads, intersection
    cross (river)
    canoe
    paddle (n)
    paddle (v)
    bale out (canoe, boat)
    capsize
    bring
    take (away), carry away
    send (something to someone)
    carry (in arms)
    carry (child) on back
    carry on head
    headpad
    load, burden (n)
    load (v)
    unload
    war
    peace
    army
    spy (n)
    spy (v), spy on
    sword
    gun
    shield (n)
    conquer, defeat
    (be) defeated
    prisoner, captive
    plunder (a town)
    music
    song
    sing
    hum (v)
    whistle (v)
    dance (n)
    dance (v)
    big(gest) drum
    small(est) drum
    talking drum
    hour glass drum
    flute
    harp
    balafon
    horn (musical instrument)
    shell (musical instrument)
    rattle (musical instrument)
    play instrument
    blow (horn)
    draw (picture)
    decorate
    carve
    play (child) (intr)
    game
    tobacco pipe
    pipe-stem
    tobacco
    awe, reverence (for God)
    God (supreme being)
    god (lesser), fetish (spirit)
    demon, evil spirit
    ghost (visible apparition)
    soul, spirit (of living person)
    spirit (of dead person) (invisible)
    pray
    blessing
    divine, prophesy (v)
    prophecy (n)
    vision (supernatural)
    omen
    witchcraft
    bewitch, cast spell
    curse (v)
    curse (n)
    poison (n)
    poison (a person) (v)
    amulet, charm, fetish
    protect by charm
    mask (n)
    (be) taboo
    exorcise
    sacrifice
    pour libation
    dwelling place of the dead (spiritual)
    tradition, custom
    feast (n)
    naming ceremony (baby)
    circumcision (male)
    excision (female)
    initiation (male)
    initiation (female)
    marry
    marriage (state of wedlock)
    (be) engaged, (be) betrothed
    brideprice (for bride's family)
    wedding (ceremony)
    bride
    groom
    polygamy
    adultery
    divorce (v)
    funeral (at occasion of death)
    mourning
    wail, ululate (at funeral) (v)
    condole, comfort (v)
    corpse
    bury
    grave
    cemetery
    animal
    ox (general term), bovine
    bull
    cow (female)
    heifer
    steer
    calf
    herd (of cattle)
    goat
    he-goat, billy goat
    she-goat, nanny goat
    kid
    sheep
    ram
    ewe
    lamb
    flock (of sheep, goats)
    chicken
    rooster (cock)
    hen
    chick
    turkey
    guinea fowl
    duck
    camel
    horse
    stallion
    mare (female horse)
    colt
    donkey
    pig
    boar (male pig)
    sow (female pig)
    piglet
    dog
    pup
    cat
    kitten
    elephant
    hippopotamus
    buffalo
    rhinoceros
    giraffe
    warthog
    monkey
    baboon
    hyena
    jackal
    antelope
    zebra
    anteater, aardvark, antbear
    pangolin, scaly anteater
    mouse
    rat
    cane rat, cutting grass, grass cutter
    palm rat
    shrew
    mole
    mongoose
    hare
    squirrel
    porcupine
    bat
    fruit bat
    wild cat
    civet cat
    genet
    leopard
    lion
    hide (of animal)
    fur
    horn
    hump (of cow)
    udder
    tail
    hoof
    mane
    elephant's trunk
    elephant's tusk
    den, lair, hole
    bark (as dog) (v)
    bare, show (teeth)
    growl
    ruminate, chew cud
    bird
    crow
    dove
    weaver-bird
    parrot
    partridge
    cattle egret
    heron
    kingfisher
    hornbill
    pelican
    stork (marabou)
    ostrich
    owl
    eagle
    hawk
    vulture
    feather
    wing
    beak, bill
    crest (of bird)
    comb (of rooster)
    crop (of bird)
    gizzard
    claw
    egg
    eggshell
    yolk (of egg)
    nest
    flock (of birds)
    fly (v)
    dive
    soar
    land (v), alight
    perch
    flap the wings
    cackle (as of chicken)
    crow (as a rooster) (v)
    peck (tr)
    lay (eggs)
    incubate, set (on eggs)
    hatch
    fish
    catfish
    mudfish, fish that lives in the mud during dry season
    eel
    fish bone
    fish-scale
    gill
    fin
    crab
    shrimp
    clam
    snail
    snake
    spitting cobra
    puff adder
    python
    green mamba
    lizard
    agama lizard (red-headed)
    chameleon
    gecko
    monitor lizard
    crocodile
    frog
    toad
    tortoise (land)
    turtle (water)
    fang (of snake)
    venom (of snake)
    shell (of turtle)
    slither (snake)
    bite (snake)
    crawl (lizard)
    hiss
    insect
    flea
    louse
    bedbug
    maggot (in rotten meat)
    cockroach
    ant
    army ant, soldier ant
    flying ant
    termite
    spider
    tarantula
    scorpion
    dung beetle
    jigger
    grasshopper
    cricket
    locust
    praying mantis
    leech
    caterpillar
    centipede
    millipede
    earthworm
    fly (n)
    mosquito
    bee
    mud wasp
    dragonfly
    butterfly
    moth
    antenna
    sting (v)
    stinger
    spider's web
    cocoon
    termite hill
    beehive
    beeswax, bee-bread
    honey
    swarm (n)
    tree
    ebony tree
    mahogany tree
    teak tree
    baobab tree
    silk-cotton tree, kapok tree
    shea-butter tree, shea-nut tree
    fig tree
    thorn-tree
    tamarind tree
    oil palm
    coconut palm
    raffia palm
    date palm
    bush
    grass
    bamboo
    reed
    weeds
    leaf
    branch (of tree)
    trunk (of tree)
    bark (of tree)
    sap
    stump
    root
    bulb, tuber
    stem, stalk (of maize, millet, etc.)
    silk, hair (of maize)
    blade (of grass)
    flower
    bud
    shoot (new plant)
    vine
    tendril
    thorn
    palm branch, frond
    midrib of palm-frond
    palm needle
    juice
    stone, pit
    regime (of bananas)
    corn cob
    kernel (of corn, maize)
    seed
    skin (of fruit)
    shell (of groundnut)
    corn husk (n)
    chaff
    fruit
    banana
    plantain
    lemon
    orange
    grapefruit
    pawpaw, papaya
    pineapple
    guava
    avocado
    fig
    date
    tomato
    onion
    garlic
    pepper (green)
    red pepper, hot pepper
    okra
    egg-plant
    mushroom
    cassava, manioc
    cocoyam, taro
    yam
    sweet potato
    potato
    maize, corn
    millet (rainy season)
    sorghum (dry season)
    guinea corn
    rice
    groundnut, peanut
    sesame seed
    cola nut
    palm nut
    sugar cane
    coffee
    rubber
    cotton
    grow (of plants)
    sprout (v)
    (be) ripe
    ripen, become ripe
    (be) unripe
    (be) rotten
    (be) shrivelled, (be) wrinkled (fruit)
    wither (plant)
    blight (n)
    world
    place
    desert
    grassland
    forest
    open place, clearing
    bush country, rural area
    ground, land
    mountain
    summit, highest point
    cliff
    valley
    ditch
    pit
    hole
    crevice
    cave
    rock (large)
    stone (small)
    gravel
    sand
    dust
    dirt, soil
    clay
    mud
    iron
    gold
    silver
    copper
    rust (n)
    water
    ocean, sea
    lake
    pool
    waterhole
    marsh
    spring
    waterfall
    brook, stream
    river
    current (river, stream)
    riverbed (dry)
    river bank
    ford (n)
    bridge
    island
    beach
    wave
    bubble
    foam
    slime (organic)
    fire
    flame
    spark
    smoke
    fireplace
    firewood
    charcoal
    ashes
    sky
    air (breathed)
    cloud
    rainbow
    sun
    moon
    full moon
    new moon
    eclipse (moon)
    star
    Pleiades
    Big Dipper, Plough, Great Bear
    Orion
    shooting star, meteor
    noise, sound (n)
    rustle (leaves) (v)
    squeak (wheel) (v)
    wind (n)
    harmattan
    storm
    thunder
    lightning
    rain
    drizzle
    hail
    dew
    flood (n)
    dry up, evaporate
    drought, famine
    season
    rainy season
    dry season
    hot weather
    cold weather
    light
    sunshine
    moonlight
    shadow
    darkness
    time
    now
    before
    after
    early
    late
    once
    again
    sometimes
    often
    usually
    always
    never
    spend time, pass time
    wait
    day
    month
    year
    today
    yesterday
    day before yesterday
    tomorrow
    day after tomorrow
    olden times
    dawn (before sunrise)
    sunrise
    morning
    noon
    afternoon
    sunset
    dusk, twilight (after sunset)
    daytime
    night
    thing
    piece
    top
    bottom
    front (of something)
    back (of something)
    side (of something)
    middle
    edge (n)
    point (n)
    bump (n), protuberance
    spot (n)
    move (intr)
    movement
    come
    go
    approach (v)
    arrive
    remain, stay
    leave (place)
    return, go back
    go round, detour
    enter, go in
    come (or go) out, exit (v)
    ascend, go up
    descend, go down
    fall (intr)
    swing (v), go back and forth
    slide
    roll
    spread (disease, fire)
    burst
    disappear
    speed (n)
    (be) fast
    (be) slow
    hasten, hurry
    take
    snatch, seize
    catch (object in air)
    pick up
    hold
    raise, lift
    lower (tr)
    drop (tr)
    throw
    shoot (v)
    knock down, knock over (an object)
    turn over (tr)
    pull
    drag
    push
    steer (v)
    overtake, pass (tr)
    surround
    twist
    fold (v)
    coil (rope) (v)
    hang up
    spread out (maize) (tr)
    stretch
    hit, strike
    beat
    bump (v), knock against
    rub
    scrape (v)
    scratch (v)
    pierce
    tear (tr)
    strip off (bark)
    shake (tr)
    squeeze
    crush (tr)
    create, make
    alter, change (tr)
    break (tr)
    destroy, spoil
    (be) ruined, (be) spoiled
    join, put together
    accumulate
    gather
    divide, separate (tr)
    scatter (tr)
    throw away, get rid of
    put, place, set
    leave (something somewhere)
    keep, save
    hide (tr)
    lose (tr)
    look for
    find
    blow (of wind) (v)
    blow down
    blow away (intr)
    fan (v)
    flow
    drip
    leak (v)
    sprinkle
    smear (tr)
    dip
    soak
    wring out
    dry out (clothes)
    float
    sink (v)
    drown (intr)
    shine
    fade
    (be) bright
    (be) dim
    light (fire) (v)
    quench, extinguish
    burn (intr), blaze
    melt (intr)
    singe
    begin
    beginning
    continue, resume
    end (n)
    cease, stop
    finish, complete (v)
    (be) big
    enlarge
    (be) small
    diminish
    (be) high
    (be) low
    (be) long
    lengthen
    (be) short
    shorten
    (be) fat, (be) thick
    (be) thin
    (be) wide
    widen
    (be) narrow
    (be) deep
    deepen
    (be) shallow
    (be) flat
    flatten
    (be) hollow
    swell (intr)
    (be) round
    (be) straight
    straighten
    (be) crooked
    bend, crook, curve (n)
    (be) heavy
    weight
    (be) light (not heavy)
    (be) sharp
    sharpen (knife)
    sharpen, bring to point (arrow)
    (be) blunt, dull
    (be) rough
    (be) smooth
    make smooth
    (be) hard
    harden
    (be) soft
    soften
    (be) dry
    (be) wet
    (be) slippery
    (be) sticky
    (be) hot (objects)
    (be) cold (objects)
    colour
    (be) white
    (be) black
    (be) red
    (be) blue
    (be) green
    (be) brown
    (be) yellow
    (be) dark (colour)
    (be) light (colour)
    taste (n)
    (be) sweet
    (be) sour
    (be) bitter
    odour, smell (n)
    stink, smell (bad)
    (be) able (to)
    (be) strong (physically)
    strength
    (be) weak
    (be) great, (be) powerful
    splendour, glory
    (be) good
    (be) bad
    right, (be) correct
    truth
    (be) perfect
    (be) wrong
    (be) beautiful
    (be) ugly
    (be) clean
    (be) dirty
    (be) important
    (be) amusing, funny
    (be) new
    (be) old (not new)
    one (1)
    two (2)
    three (3)
    four (4)
    five (5)
    six (6)
    seven (7)
    eight (8)
    nine (9)
    ten (10)
    eleven (11)
    twelve (12)
    thirteen (13)
    fourteen (14)
    fifteen (15)
    sixteen (16)
    seventeen (17)
    eighteen (18)
    nineteen (19)
    twenty (20)
    twenty-one (21)
    twenty-two (22)
    thirty (30)
    forty (40)
    fifty (50)
    sixty (60)
    seventy (70)
    eighty (80)
    ninety (90)
    hundred (100)
    two hundred (200)
    five hundred (500)
    thousand (1000)
    (be) first
    (be) second
    (be) third
    (be) last
    add
    subtract, take away
    increase (intr)
    decrease (intr)
    count (v)
    arrange
    (be) equal
    (be) abundant
    enough
    lack (v)
    (be) used up
    all
    many
    few
    half
    whole
    everybody
    everything
    everywhere
    nobody
    nothing
    I
    you (masc., sing.)
    he (human)
    we (incl.)
    you (pl.)
    they (human)
    here
    there
    far
    near
    north
    south
    east
    west
    up
    down
    forward (direction)
    backward (direction)
    right (direction)
    left (direction)
    over, above
    under, below
    in front of, before
    behind
    beside
    inside
    outside
    between
    towards
    away from
    with
    this (man)
    that (man)
    some (men)
    other (men)
    who?
    what?
    which (one)?
    where?
    when?
    why?
    how?
    how many?
    and
    if
    because
    perhaps
    really, truly
    well (adv)
    poorly
    only
    yes
    no