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Sense: Adjective: neat
Synonyms:
neat Collocations, orderly Collocations, tidy Collocations, uncluttered, organized Collocations, organised (UK), smart Collocations, spick and span (informal), neat and tidy, shipshape, in good shape (informal), in good condition, with clean lines, clean Collocations
Antonyms:
disordered, straggly, messy Collocations, disorganized, sloppy Collocations, ragged Collocations, untidy Collocations, in a mess
Sense: Adjective: fit or slim
Synonyms:
fit Collocations, slim Collocations, slender Collocations, shapely, lean Collocations, svelte, honed, in good shape (informal), slight Collocations, sleek Collocations, thin Collocations, skinny Collocations, taut Collocations, of slim build, slightly-built
Sense: Verb: cut off excess - often followed by 'off'
Synonyms:
cut Collocations, prune Collocations, shave Collocations, lop, crop Collocations, clip Collocations, shear Collocations, pare down, snip, slice Collocations, hack Collocations
Antonyms:
make longer, extend Collocations, increase Collocations, enlarge Collocations, lengthen, stretch Collocations, elongate, protract, add to, draw out
Sense: Verb: decorate
Synonyms:
decorate, adorn, ornament, deck Collocations, spruce up (informal), fancy up (US, informal), gussy up (US, informal), smarten up, embellish, do up (informal), beautify, bling up (slang), glitz up, emblazon
Antonyms:
strip Collocations, debase, disrobe, undress, simplify, leave plain
Sense: Verb: decrease - often followed by 'down'
Synonyms:
decrease Collocations, reduce Collocations, cut down, cut back, pare down, scale down, scale back, whittle down, curtail Collocations
Sense: Verb: edit
Synonyms:
edit Collocations, abridge, shorten, excise, cut sth short, censor, remove Collocations, delete Collocations
Sense: Verb: beat physically
Synonyms:
beat Collocations, thrash, clobber (slang), batter Collocations, flatten Collocations (informal), wallop (informal), thump Collocations, whack Collocations, knock seven bells out of (informal), beat seven shades of shit out of (vulgar, offensive, slang)
Sense: Verb: defeat
Synonyms:
defeat Collocations, beat Collocations, best Collocations, annihilate, get the better of, trounce, blow away (slang), smoke Collocations (US, slang), cream Collocations (US, slang), whip Collocations (informal), thrash (informal), paste Collocations (slang), whup (US, slang), whup sb's ass (US, slang)
Antonyms:
lose Collocations, get whipped, get licked, take a beating, get knocked out, get a whipping, get trounced, be on the wrong end of a whipping
Sense: Verb: prepare for sailing
Synonyms:
ballast Collocations, rig Collocations, outfit Collocations, hoist the sails, touch her up (slang), provide Collocations, sail Collocations, trim ship
Antonyms:
strip Collocations, unrig, set sail
Sense: Noun: decoration
Synonyms:
decoration, garnish Collocations, adornment, ornament, frill, edging, embellishment, ornamentation, garnishment, trimmings
Sense: Noun: fitness
Synonyms:
fitness Collocations, shape Collocations, form Collocations, condition Collocations, order Collocations, repair Collocations


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