Lemmas found: 139
Held up or kept from falling by something beneath or around it.
Relating to the movement, distribution, or behavior of water or other liquids, especially in natural or civil-engineering systems.
Having a thin face or body with prominent, sharply defined bones or features.
Capable of being inverted or reversed in position, order, or direction.
Having strings attached or stretched across it, especially of a musical instrument.
Containing, composed of, or resembling fibers; stringy or threadlike in structure.
Having one or more horns, or having hornlike projections.
Having a tail or a particular kind of tail.
Capable of rubbing away, smoothing, or polishing a surface by friction.
Designed or shaped to reduce air resistance and allow smooth, efficient movement through the air.
Protected by armor or covered with armor.
Covered with a layer of a substance or material.
Designed to be thrown away after being used once or a few times, rather than washed or kept for long-term use.
Relating to, operated by, or involving liquids under pressure, especially water or oil used to transmit force.
Able to be easily carried or moved from one place to another.
Turning around a central axis; rotating.
Relating to inertia, especially the tendency of an object to remain at rest or continue moving uniformly unless acted on by an external force.
Relating to or caused by motion.
Having the distinctive shine, hardness, or appearance of metal.
Relating to or caused by the motion of an object thrown or launched through the air.
Relating to or involving the bending of light, sound, or other waves as they pass from one medium into another.
Containing or arranged in a mound that rises above the edge or normal level of a container or surface.
Moderately warm; neither hot nor cold.
Having a healthy and physically capable body; not disabled or incapacitated.
Having a considerable depth of water; situated in or involving water that is relatively deep.
Involving direct physical contact between people, especially in fighting or combat.
Characterized by, intended for, or adapted to conditions at great elevation, especially reduced air pressure and oxygen levels.
Having a large amount of matter, people, objects, or information in a given space or area.
Requiring or involving a large amount of energy, especially in physical activity, technology, or scientific processes.
Having a relatively high frequency of sound waves, and therefore producing a sharp, shrill, or high musical tone.
Operating at, containing, or producing pressure that is higher than usual or than atmospheric pressure.
Having a high atmospheric pressure, especially describing a weather system.
Producing or giving off light, especially as a result of an electronic or chemical process.
Having a small amount of mass, matter, people, or objects within a given volume or area.
Having or involving pressure that is lower than usual or lower than a specified standard.
Having one end open, especially a container, tube, structure, or physical object.
Using the right hand more skillfully or habitually than the left hand.
Able to move or operate by its own power, without being pushed, pulled, or otherwise externally propelled.
In ice hockey, playing with fewer skaters on the ice than the opposing team because one or more players are serving penalties.