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To ail is to be troubled by ill health or persistent problems; it also means to cause such trouble or distress to someone or something. Related: trouble, afflict, bother, plague.
BAL/bɑːl/ (British); /bɑl/ (US) · noun
A formal dance or dancing party; the word is borrowed directly from French and typically appears in English in French-derived expressions such as 'bal masqué' (a masked ball). Related: ball, dance, gala, cotillion.
CAL/kæl/ · noun
"Cal" is primarily used as an informal abbreviation of "calorie," a unit of energy (especially in phrases like "cal intake"), and as a familiar shortened form of the name Calvin or the place name California. Related: calorie, abbreviation, shortening.
GEL/ˈdʒɛl/ · noun, verb
A gel is a semi-solid that is soft and jelly-like in consistency. To gel something means to make it solidify or become more stable. Related: jelly, paste, mold, solidify.
MEL/mɛl/ · noun
Mel is a unit of measurement for melodic intervals, used in music perception research. Related: mel unit.
EARFUL/ˈɪrfʊl/ · noun
An earful is a large amount of talk or sound, especially an emphatic scolding or complaint directed at someone. It is an informal word for getting more talking than one bargained for. Related: scolding, reprimand, tongue-lashing, dressing-down.
SPIRAL/ˈspaɪrəl/ · noun, verb
A shape that winds around a central point, with the radius of the curve decreasing as it approaches the point. To move or turn in a spiral path. Related: helix, twist, curl, coil.
SEVERAL/ˈsɛvərəl/ · adverb, adjective
Used to indicate a number that is more than two but not a large number; more than one, but the number is not specified. Related: many, numerous, several, plenty.
SYNODAL/sɪˈnoʊdəl/ · adjective
Relating to or consisting of a council or assembly; relating to or consisting of a group of people who meet to discuss or make decisions. Related: council, assembly, congregational, ecclesiastical.
REAL/riːl/ · adjective, adverb
Existing in fact or actuality; not imaginary or fictional. Used to describe something as genuine or authentic. Related: actual, genuine, authentic, true.
WHORL/hwɔːrl/ · noun
A whorl is a spiral or circular shape, often found in nature, such as in the center of a leaf or in the pattern of a shell. It can also refer to a circular motion or rotation. Related: spiral, circular, rotational, helical.
CHAETAL/ˈkiːtəl/ · adjective
Relating to or consisting of chaetae — the stiff bristles or setae found on the bodies of annelid worms such as polychaetes and certain other invertebrates. Related: setal, bristle-like, setigerous.
SEMINAL/ˈsɛmɪnəl/ · adjective
Relating to or constituting a source or origin; highly influential or groundbreaking. Related: groundbreaking, influential, pioneering, innovative.