person
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(noun) a human being; "there was too much for one person to do" |
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Synonyms: human, individual, mortal, somebody, someone, soul |
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Related Words: African, Caucasian, Elizabethan, European, Gentile, Hebrew, Jew, Slav, Victorian, White, achiever, acquaintance, actor, adjudicator, adult, adventurer, adversary, advisee, advocate, amateur, anomaly, antagonist, ape, aper, applicant, applied scientist, applier, appointee, appointment, attendant, authority, autodidact, baby, baby boomer, baby buster, bad guy, bad person, baldhead, baldpate, baldy, battler, bedfellow, beholder, being, belligerent, best, biter, blond, blonde, bodybuilder, boomer, brunet, brunette, bullfighter, buster, candidate, capitalist, captor, carrottop, case, causal agency, causal agent, cause, celebrant, celebrater, celebrator, charmer, child, clumsy person, combatant, common man, common person, commoner, communicator, compeer, complexifier, compulsive, consumer, contestant, contriver, controversialist, copycat, coward, creator, creature, cross-dresser, dead person, dead soul, deceased, deceased person, decedent, defender, deliverer, demander, denizen, departed, deviser, differentiator, discriminator, disputant, dissenter, dissident, doer, doormat, double, dribbler, dupe, dweller, ectomorph, emotional person, endomorph, engineer, entertainer, equal, expert, explorer, exponent, face, faddist, female, female person, fiduciary, fighter, first-rater, follower, forerunner, free agent, free spirit, freewheeler, friend, fugitive, gambler, gay, gem, good guy, good person, grantor, grownup, guardian, guinea pig, handicapped person, hater, have, heterosexual, heterosexual person, hoarder, homemaker, homo, homosexual, hope, image, imitator, immune, individualist, inexperienced person, inhabitant, innocent, intellect, intellectual, interpreter, jewel, juvenile, juvenile person, killer, kneeler, large person, leader, learner, left-hander, lefty, life, life form, linguist, literate, literate person, living thing, lover, machine, malcontent, male, male person, man, man jack, masturbator, match, mediocrity, mesomorph, middlebrow, millionaire, miracle man, miracle worker, mixed-blood, modern, money dealer, money handler, musclebuilder, namesake, national, native, neighbor, neighbour, neutral, nondescript, nonmember, nonparticipant, nonreligious person, nonworker, nude, nude person, objector, observer, occultist, onanist, opponent, organism, outcaste, owner, party, peer, perceiver, person of color, persona non grata, personage, personification, philosopher, pistoleer, planner, polyglot, possessor, precursor, primitive, primitive person, proponent, propositus, prospect, protector, protester, pussycat, quarter, quitter, receiver, recipient, recoverer, redhead, redheader, registrant, relation, relative, religionist, religious person, repeater, rescuer, rich person, right-hander, romanticist, roundhead, ruler, runaway, saver, scholar, scourge, scrapper, searcher, second-rater, seeker, self, sensualist, sentimentalist, signatory, signer, simple, simpleton, six-footer, skin and bones, slave, slayer, sleeper, sleepyhead, slumberer, small person, sort, sounding board, southpaw, sphinx, stigmatic, stigmatist, straight, straight person, subject, success, survivor, suspect, technologist, tempter, terror, testate, testator, thin person, third-rater, threat, thrower, tiger, toreador, transfer, transsexual, transvestite, traveler, traveller, trier, unfortunate, unfortunate person, unskilled person, unusual person, unwelcome person, victim, vouchee, waiter, ward, warrior, weakling, wealthy person, white person, wiggler, wight, winner, worker, wriggler |
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(noun) a person's body (usually including their clothing); "a weapon was hidden on his person" |
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Related Words: anatomy, bod, build, chassis, figure, flesh, form, frame, human body, material body, physical body, physique, shape, soma |
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(noun) a grammatical category of pronouns and verb forms; "stop talking about yourself in the third person" |
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Related Words: first person, grammatical category, second person, syntactic category, third person |
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