Full of hot air is probably the best I can come up with. It does imply no action to go with the big words. And that's a windbag, you silver-tongued rascal!

I'd suggest buying a subscription to this online dictionary. which is quite strong on synonyms: ------ synonyms REMARKABLE , PROMINENT , OUTSTANDING , CONSPICUOUS , SALIENT , SIGNAL , STRIKING , ARRESTING : noticeable applies to whatever

WesternAmerican wrote: Are the two verbs synonym? Thanks. They are synonyms based on the following definition. complicate something: to make something more complicated or confusing The story entangles the facts with value judgments.

Most dictionaries should tell you whether it's transitive or intransitive, but the good online ones surely do. Here is the entire section from the online www.m-w.com first entry for cheat: Main Entry: 1 cheat Pronunciation: 'chEt Function:

Why are the fat written words wrong? Firstly, I want to enlarge upon the common reason. = to elaborate On the morrow day =The following day There are lots of worthless and baseless cruel murders. = groundless Both of

The whale is larger than the elephant. Why bigger is not acceptable in this sentence? I thought they were synonyms. Thanks in advance. big play_w("B0237500") 27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000> (b g) adj. big·ger , big·gest

Genetics is the study of how the qualities/characteristics/traits/natures/constitutions/features/marks/properties/characters of living things are passed on in thier genes. The words in bold are all synonyms in my dictionary, but I'm not sure it

You should get a subscription to the M-W online dictionary ($30/year), if you're concerned with synonyms. They have quite detailed definitions. ----- synonyms AVENGE and REVENGE agree in meaning to punish a person who has wronged one or

Is shortlisted is this sentence a synonym for nominated? His latest novel has been shortlisted for the Booker prize.

A good one is: http://unabridged.merriam-webster.com As you see, it displays the past and participles, and the intransitive/transitive meanings. But it will cost you a bit ($30/year). -------- stay Function: verb