Meaning: to cut or tear something deeply

Part of speech: verb

Example: He accidentally lacerated his hand while cooking.

Category: Health › Injuries

Synonyms: cut

Meaning: a deep cut or tear in the skin

Part of speech: noun

Example: She received a laceration from the broken glass.

Category: Health › Injuries

Synonyms: cut

Meaning: to sleep briefly, especially during the day

Part of speech: verb

Example: I like to nap after lunch.

Category: Health › Sleep

Meaning: very overweight

Part of speech: adjective

Example: He is considered obese according to health standards.

Category: Health › Nutrition

Synonyms:

• overweight
• fat

Antonyms:

• thin
• slim

Meaning: a brand of cotton swab

Part of speech: noun

Example: I used a Q-tip to clean my ears.

Category: Health › Personal Care

Meaning: a group of muscles in the thigh

Part of speech: noun

Example: Squats help strengthen the quadriceps.

Category: Health › Anatomy

Meaning: a person who is paralyzed in all four limbs

Part of speech: noun

Example: The quadriplegic athlete inspired many with his determination.

Category: Health › Disability

Meaning: a period of isolation to prevent disease spread

Part of speech: noun

Example: The travelers were placed in quarantine after exposure to the virus.

Category: Health › Infectious Diseases

Synonyms: isolation

Meaning: Feeling sick or uneasy, especially in the stomach.

Part of speech: adjective

Example: I felt queasy after the roller coaster ride.

Category: Health

Synonyms:

• nauseous
• unsettled

Antonyms:

• comfortable
• steady

Meaning: To satisfy thirst or extinguish a fire.

Part of speech: verb

Example: Water quenched my thirst.

Synonyms:

• satisfy
• extinguish

Antonyms:

• ignite
• arouse

Meaning: an acronym for 'Seasonal Affective Disorder'

Part of speech: acronym

Example: SAD can affect people's mood during winter.

Category: Health

Meaning: an acronym for 'Seasonal Affective Disorder'

Part of speech: acronym

Example: SAD can affect people's mood during winter.

Category: Health

Meaning: pain in the buttocks caused by prolonged riding

Part of speech: noun

Example: After the long ride, he had a saddle sore.

Category: Health

Meaning: practices that reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections

Part of speech: noun

Example: Using condoms is an important part of safe sex.

Category: Health

Meaning: a time when a person is less likely to conceive

Part of speech: noun

Example: Understanding the safe period can help with family planning.

Category: Health

Meaning: the part of the body between the ribs and hips

Part of speech: noun

Example: She wore a belt around her waist.

Category: Health › Anatomy

Synonyms:

• midsection
• torso

Antonyms:

• shoulders
• hips

Meaning: the line around the waist

Part of speech: noun

Example: She measured her waistline for the dress.

Category: Health › Measurements

Synonyms:

• midsection
• girth

Meaning: a room where people wait for appointments

Part of speech: noun

Example: The waiting room was filled with magazines.

Category: Health › Medical

Synonyms:

• lobby
• reception area

Meaning: to stop sleeping

Part of speech: verb

Example: I usually wake up at 7 AM.

Category: Health › Sleep

Synonyms:

• arise
• get up

Antonyms:

• sleep
• doze

Meaning: unable to sleep

Part of speech: adjective

Example: She felt wakeful after drinking coffee.

Category: Health › Sleep

Synonyms:

• alert
• awake

Antonyms:

• sleepy
• drowsy

Meaning: to cause to stop sleeping

Part of speech: verb

Example: The alarm will waken me at 6 AM.

Category: Health › Sleep

Synonyms:

• awaken
• rouse

Antonyms:

• sleep
• doze

Meaning: a phone call to wake someone up

Part of speech: noun

Example: I set a wake-up call for 6 AM.

Category: Health › Sleep

Synonyms:

• alarm
• reminder

Meaning: a playful way to wake someone up

Part of speech: interjection

Example: Wakey-wakey! It's time to get up!

Category: Health › Sleep

Synonyms:

• wake up
• rise and shine

Meaning: to move by putting one foot in front of the other

Part of speech: verb

Example: I like to walk in the park every morning.

Category: Health › Exercise

Synonyms:

• stroll
• amble

Antonyms:

• run
• jog

Meaning: to move around without a specific purpose

Part of speech: verb

Example: He likes to walk about the city to explore.

Category: Health › Exercise

Synonyms:

• wander
• roam

Meaning: a person who walks

Part of speech: noun

Example: The walker enjoyed the scenic route.

Category: Health › Exercise

Synonyms:

• pedestrian
• hiker

Meaning: a term used for taking a dog out for a walk

Part of speech: noun

Example: It's time for walkies!

Category: Health › Pets

Synonyms:

• dog walk
• outing

Meaning: the act of moving on foot

Part of speech: verb

Example: Walking is a great way to exercise.

Category: Health › Exercise

Synonyms:

• strolling
• marching

Antonyms:

• running
• sitting

Meaning: a type of walking aid

Part of speech: noun

Example: He uses a Zimmer frame to help him walk.

Category: Health › Mobility

Synonyms: walker

Meaning: a pimple or acne

Part of speech: noun

Example: I have a zit on my forehead.

Category: Health › Skin

Synonyms:

• pimple
• blemish

Meaning: extremely tired or exhausted

Part of speech: adjective

Example: After the long hike, I felt zonked.

Category: Health

Synonyms:

• exhausted
• fatigued

Antonyms:

• energized
• refreshed