"He put forth a clear, logical argument"

Synonyms:propse, present

Antonyms:hide, keep, conceal

(of a body or other organic matter) decay or rot and produce a fetid smell

"The body was beginning to putrefy"

Synonyms:decay, rot, decompose

a person who dishonestly pretends to have skill, knowledge, or qualification

Synonyms:fake

drink (especially an alcoholic drink) heartily

Synonyms:carouse, drink, gulp

attractively unusual or old-fashioned

"Quaint country cottages"

Synonyms:picturesque, charming

Antonyms:modern, common, regular

shake or tremble

"He quaked with fear"

Synonyms:shake, tremble, quiver, shiver, shudder

"I've had two job offers, and I'm in real quandary about/over which one to accept"

Synonyms:dilemma, perplexity

Synonyms:prey, victim

Synonyms:cancel, rescind, repeal, revoke

Synonyms:strange, odd, eccentric

Antonyms:ordinary

to stop something, especially by using force

"Soldiers were sent to quell the riots"

Synonyms:end, finish

satisfy (one's thirst) by drinking

extinguish (a fire)

Synonyms:extinguish, put out

in a state or period of inactivity or dormancy

Synonyms:inactive, inert, latent, fallow

being the most typical example or most important part of something

Synonyms:typical

Synonyms:tremble, shiver, shake, quake, shudder

of or occurring every day

Synonyms:daily

showing extreme support or belief in something

"Even the most rabid cricket fans don't know how DLS works"

Synonyms:extreme, fanatical, overzealous

Synonyms:glowing, bright, gleaming

affecting the fundamental nature of something

Synonyms:extreme, absolute, profound

(of clothes) old and torn

Synonyms:torn, ripped, tattered