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wanton
noun
1 wanton
Lewd or lascivious woman.
Roget 962:
libertine;
voluptuary
etc.
954.1;
rake,
debauchee,
loose fish,
rip,
rakehell†,
fast man;
intrigant†,
gallant,
seducer,
fornicator,
lecher,
satyr,
goat,
whoremonger,
paillard†,
adulterer,
gay deceiver,
Lothario,
Don Juan,
Bluebeard†;
chartered libertine.
adulteress,
advoutress†,
courtesan,
prostitute,
strumpet,
harlot,
whore,
punk,
fille de joie [Fr.];
woman,
woman of the town;
streetwalker,
Cyprian,
miss,
piece [Fr.];
frail sisterhood;
demirep,
wench,
trollop,
trull†,
baggage,
hussy,
drab,
bitch,
jade,
skit,
rig,
quean†,
mopsy†,
slut,
minx,
harridan;
unfortunate,
unfortunate female,
unfortunate woman;
woman of easy virtue
etc.
(unchaste)
961;
wanton,
fornicatress†;
Jezebel,
Messalina,
Delilah,
Thais,
Phryne,
Aspasia†,
Lais,
lorette†,
cocotte†,
petite dame,
grisette†;
demimonde;
chippy [U.S.];
sapphist†;
spiritual wife;
white slave.
concubine,
mistress,
doxy†,
chere amie [Fr.],
bona roba [It].
pimp,
procurer;
pander,
pandar†;
bawd,
conciliatrix†,
procuress†,
mackerel,
wittol†.
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verb
1 wanton
Waste time; spend one's time idly or inefficiently.
synonyms: piddle, piddle away, trifle, wanton away.
Roget 840:
amuse,
entertain,
divert,
enliven;
tickle the fancy;
titillate,
raise a smile,
put in good humor;
cause laughter,
create laughter,
occasion laughter,
raise laughter,
excite laughter,
produce laughter,
convulse with laughter;
set the table in a roar,
be the death of one.
recreate,
solace,
cheer,
rejoice;
please
etc.
829;
interest;
treat,
regale.
amuse oneself,
game;
play a game,
play pranks,
play tricks;
sport,
disport,
toy,
wanton,
revel,
junket,
feast,
carouse,
banquet,
make merry,
drown care;
drive dull care away;
frolic,
gambol,
frisk,
romp;
caper;
dance
etc.
(leap)
309;
keep up the ball;
run a rig,
sow one's wild oats,
have one's fling,
take one's pleasure;
paint the town red [Slang];
see life;
desipere in loco [Lat.],
play the fool.
make holiday,
keep holiday;
go a Maying.
while away the time,
beguile the time;
kill time,
dally.
smile,
simper,
smirk;
grin,
grin like a Cheshire cat;
mock,
laugh in one's sleeve;
laugh,
laugh outright;
giggle,
titter,
snigger,
crow,
snicker,
chuckle,
cackle;
burst out,
burst into a fit of laughter;
shout,
split,
roar.
shake one's sides,
split one's sides,
hold both one's sides;
roar with laughter,
die with laughter.
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Roget 639:
be sufficient
etc.
adj.;
suffice,
do,
just do,
satisfy,
pass muster;
have enough
etc.
n.;
eat.
one's fill,
drink one's fill,
have one's fill;
roll in,
swim in;
wallow in
etc.
(superabundance)
641;
wanton.
abound,
exuberate,
teem,
flow,
stream,
rain,
shower down;
pour,
pour in;
swarm;
bristle with;
superabound.
render sufficient
etc.
adj.;
replenish
etc.
(fill)
52.
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Dutch: beuzelen
2 wanton
Indulge in a carefree or voluptuous way of life.
3 wanton
4 wanton
Become extravagant; indulge (oneself) luxuriously.
synonym: luxuriate.
5 wanton
6 wanton
Behave extremely cruelly and brutally.
adjective
1 wanton
Occurring without motivation or provocation.
synonyms: motiveless, unprovoked.
Roget 863:
rash,
incautious,
indiscreet;
imprudent,
improvident,
temerarious;
uncalculating†;
heedless;
careless
etc.
(neglectful)
460;
without ballast,
heels over head,
head over heels;
giddy
etc.
(inattentive)
458;
wanton,
reckless,
wild,
madcap;
desperate,
devil-may-care.
hot-blooded,
hotheaded,
hotbrained†;
headlong,
headstrong;
breakneck;
foolhardy;
harebrained;
precipitate,
impulsive.
overconfident,
overweening;
venturesome,
venturous;
adventurous,
Quixotic,
fire eating,
cavalier;
janty†,
jaunty,
free and easy.
off one's guard
etc.
(inexpectant)
508†.
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Roget 608:
capricious;
erratic,
eccentric,
fitful,
hysterical;
full of whims
etc.
n.;
maggoty;
inconsistent,
fanciful,
fantastic,
whimsical,
crotchety,
kinky [U.S.],
particular,
humorsome†,
freakish,
skittish,
wanton,
wayward;
contrary;
captious;
arbitrary;
unconformable
etc.
83;
penny wise and pound foolish;
fickle
etc.
(irresolute)
605;
frivolous,
sleeveless,
giddy,
volatile.
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Roget 83:
uncomformable,
exceptional;
abnormal,
abnormous†;
anomalous,
anomalistic;
out of order,
out of place,
out of keeping,
out of tune,
out of one's element;
irregular,
arbitrary;
teratogenic;
lawless,
informal,
aberrant,
stray,
wandering,
wanton;
peculiar,
exclusive,
unnatural,
eccentric,
egregious;
out of the beaten track,
off the beaten track,
out of the common,
out of the common run;
beyond the pale of,
out of the pale of;
misplaced;
funny.
unusual,
unaccustomed,
uncustomary,
unwonted,
uncommon;
rare,
curious,
odd,
extraordinary,
out of the ordinary;
strange,
monstrous;
wonderful
etc.
870;
unexpected,
unaccountable;
outre [Fr.],
out of the way,
remarkable,
noteworthy;
queer,
quaint,
nondescript,
none such,
sui generis [Lat.];
unfashionable;
fantastic,
grotesque,
bizarre;
outlandish,
exotic,
tombe des nues [Fr.],
preternatural;
denaturalized†.
heterogeneous,
heteroclite [Gramm.],
amorphous,
mongrel,
amphibious,
epicene,
half blood,
hybrid;
androgynous,
androgynal†;
asymmetric
etc.
243;
adelomorphous†,
bisexual,
hermaphrodite,
monoclinous†.
qualified
etc.
469.
singular,
unique,
one-of-a-kind.
newfangled,
novel,
non-classical;
original,
unconventional,
unheard of,
unfamiliar;
undescribed,
unprecedented,
unparalleled,
unexampled.
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2 wanton
Casual and unrestrained in sexual behavior:
— Wanton behavior.
synonyms: easy, light, loose, promiscuous, sluttish.
Roget 748:
free,
free as air;
out of harness,
independent,
at large,
loose,
scot-free;
left alone,
left to oneself.
in full swing;
uncaught,
unconstrained,
unbuttoned,
unconfined,
unrestrained,
unchecked,
unprevented†,
unhindered,
unobstructed,
unbound,
uncontrolled,
untrammeled.
unsubject†,
ungoverned,
unenslaved†,
unenthralled†,
unchained,
unshackled,
unfettered,
unreined†,
unbridled,
uncurbed,
unmuzzled.
unrestricted,
unlimited,
unmitigated,
unconditional;
absolute;
discretionary
etc.
(optional)
600.
unassailed,
unforced,
uncompelled.
unbiassed†,
spontaneous.
free and easy;
at ease,
at one's ease;
degage [Fr.],
quite at home;
wanton,
rampant,
irrepressible,
unvanquished†.
exempt;
freed
etc.
750;
freeborn;
autonomous,
freehold,
allodial†;
gratis
etc.
815;
eleutherian†.
unclaimed,
going a begging.
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Roget 961:
impure;
unclean
etc.
(dirty)
653;
not to be mentioned to ears polite;
immodest,
shameless;
indecorous,
indelicate,
indecent;
Fescennine;
loose,
risque [Fr.],
coarse,
gross,
broad,
free,
equivocal,
smutty,
fulsome,
ribald,
obscene,
bawdy,
pornographic.
concupiscent,
prurient,
lickerish†,
rampant,
lustful;
carnal,
carnal-minded;
lewd,
lascivious,
lecherous,
libidinous,
erotic,
ruttish,
salacious;
Paphian;
voluptuous;
goatish,
must,
musty.
unchaste,
light,
wanton,
licentious,
debauched,
dissolute;
of loose character,
of easy virtue;
frail,
gay,
riggish†,
incontinent,
meretricious,
rakish,
gallant,
dissipated;
no better than she should be;
on the town,
on the streets,
on the pave,
on the loose.
adulterous,
incestuous,
bestial.
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Polish: rozwiązły, lubieżny, rozpustny
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