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Definitions of holler
verb
(of a person) give a loud shout or cry.
"he hollers when he wants feeding"
synonyms: shout, yell, cry, cry out, vociferate, call, call
out, roar, bellow, bawl, bark, howl, boom,thunder, shriek, screech

Translations of holler
verb

hoot, accompany, cry, shout, scream, holler

cry, yell, shout, scream, outcry, holler

Definitions of ecstasy
noun
an overwhelming feeling of great happiness or joyful excitement.
"there was a look of ecstasy on his face"
synonyms: rapture, bliss, elation, euphoria, transports, rhapsodies, joy, jubilation, exultation
an emotional or religious frenzy or trancelike state, originally one involving an experience of mystic selftranscendence.
"Stigmatics often receive religious visions or ecstasies , having visions of Christ and various saints, and
also re-living or seeing parts of Christ's passion and sharing in his suffering."
an amphetamine-based synthetic drug with euphoric and hallucinatory effects, originally promoted as an
adjunct to psychotherapy.
"The recreational drug ecstasy is neurotoxic if taken in high enough doses."

See also
in ecstasy

Translations of ecstasy
noun

trance, ecstasy, rapture, transport, ravishment, jag

cheer, rejoicing, joy, exhilaration, jubilation, ecstasy
ecstasy, trance, passion, rhapsody

ecstasy
ecstasy

Definitions of manipulate
verb
handle or control (a tool, mechanism, etc.), typically in a skillful manner.
"he manipulated the dials of the set"
synonyms: operate, work, turn, pull
control or influence (a person or situation) cleverly, unfairly, or unscrupulously.
"the masses were deceived and manipulated by a tiny group"
synonyms: control, influence, use/turn to one's
advantage, exploit, maneuver, engineer, steer,direct, gerrymander, twist someone around one's little
finger

Translations of manipulate
verb

rig, manipulate, play, cook, tamper, wangle

affect, impact, influence, inspire, involve, manipulate
manipulate
gamble, manipulate, plunge
manipulate

Definitions of bond
noun
physical restraints used to hold someone or something prisoner, especially ropes or chains.
"Steel Fists cut the bonds holding the three prisoners."
synonyms: chains, fetters, shackles, manacles, irons, restraints
an agreement with legal force, in particular.
"Marriage as a legal bond may become outdated, but I doubt it."
synonyms: promise, pledge, vow, oath, word (of
honor), guarantee, assurance, agreement,contract, pact, bargain, deal
verb
join or be joined securely to something else, typically by means of an adhesive substance, heat, or
pressure.
"press the material to bond the layers together"
synonyms: join, fasten, fix, affix, attach, secure, bind, stick, fuse

See also
performance bond, junk bond, bearer bond, indemnity bond, single bond, government bond

Translations of bond
noun

bond, ligament, band, bind, ligation, ligature

bond, fetter, shackle, manacle, restriction, limitation

pledge, commitment, undertaking, care, protection, bond
rope, cord, pregnancy, bond, tether, fall
bond, cramp
guarantee, bail, guaranty, warranty, security, bond
bond
security, bond, debenture
reservation, distraint, retention, confinement, keeping, bond
verb

bind, bond, fasten, grapple, moor, pinion

mortgage, pledge, pawn, hock, bond
evidence, bond
bond

Definitions of subtle
adjective
(especially of a change or distinction) so delicate or precise as to be difficult to analyze or describe.
"his language expresses rich and subtle meanings"
synonyms: fine, fine-drawn, nice, hair-splitting

Translations of subtle
adjective

thin, fluffy, thinning, superfine, tender, subtle

exact, accurate, masterly, dextrous, neat, subtle
skilled, skillful, skilful, proficient, adroit, subtle
dexterous, subtle, ingenious, clever, skillful, dextrous
witty, masterful, accomplished, skillful, brilliant, subtle
cunning, foxy, sly, crafty, furtive, subtle
sharp-witted, quick-witted, perspicacious, subtle
subtle, delicate
Definitions of relish
noun
great enjoyment.
"she swigged a mouthful of wine with relish"
a condiment eaten with plain food to add flavor.
"use salsa as a relish with grilled meat or fish"
synonyms: condiment, sauce, dressing, flavoring, seasoning, dip, chutney, chili sauce
verb
enjoy greatly.
"he was relishing his moment of glory"
synonyms: enjoy, delight in, love, adore, take pleasure in, rejoice in, appreciate, savor, revel in,luxuriate
in, glory in

See also
with relish, with great relish

Translations of relish
noun

flavor, aroma, flavour, savour, smack, relish

zest, relish
relish
enjoyment, relish, gust, gusto, fruition, spree
relish
future, relish
spices, seasoning, flavoring, oregano, flavor, relish
taste, savour, aspersion, relish, troll, savor
pleasure, amenities, enjoyment, entertainment, relish, treat
attraction, attractiveness, appeal, attractions, desire, relish
charm, magic, witch, witchery, wizardry, relish
appetite, relish, zest
condiment, seasoning, spice, relish
verb

enjoy, gratify, relish, reload, revel, hug

relish, regale
spice, flavor, salt, relish, flavour
relish
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Definitions of involuntary
adjective
done without will or conscious control.
"she gave an involuntary shudder"
done against someone's will; compulsory.
"a policy of involuntary repatriation"
synonyms: spontaneous, instinctive, unconscious, unintentional, uncontrollable, reflex, automatic,kneejerk

See also
involuntary muscle

Translations of involuntary
adjective

involuntary
mandatory, compulsory, involuntary, imperative
involuntary
involuntary
automatic, spontaneous, unprompted, involuntary, impulsive, automatical