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Transition words that show time and sequence after during at the same time first, second, third, etc next earlier while meanwhile before later last simultaneously

Words That Link Thoughts Again So Furthermore Likewise Also Besides In addition Moreover And Further Last Next

Words That Compare Ideas Also Likewise As well as Similarly In the same way Resembling

Words That Contrast Ideas After all However On the other hand Although Nevertheless Yet Even though On the contrary

Words That Show Cause and Effect Accordingly Consequently Since Due to Then Thus Therefore As a result because

Words That Emphasize Definitely In fact Truly Certainly Surely Undoubtedly Indeed To be sure Without a doubt

Words That Summarize Consequently In closing To sum up Finally In conclusion

DEAD WORDS (WORDS THAT ARE OVERUSED) & ALTERNATIVES

A LOT, LOTS NUMEROUS HEAPS MANY SCORES INNUMERABLE MUCH A GREAT DEAL MANY TIMES OFTEN

ALSO TOO MOREOVER BESIDES AS WELL AS IN ADDITION TO

AWESOME, COOL, RAD FINE WONDERFUL MARVELOUS FANTASTIC EXCELLENT

AWFUL DREADFUL ALARMING FRIGHTFUL TERRIBLE HORRID SHOCKING

BUT HOWEVER MOREOVER YET STILL NEVERTHELESS THOUGH ALTHOUGH ON THE OTHER HAND

FUN PLEASANT PLEASURABLE AMUSING ENTERTAINING JOLLY

FUNNY AMUSING COMICAL LAUGHABLE JOVIAL STRANGE PECULIAR UNUSUAL

GOT, GET RECEIVED OBTAINED ATTAINED SUCCEED IN

GOOD EXCELLENT EXCEPTIONAL FINE MARVELOUS SPLENDID SUPERB WONDERFUL

GREAT WONDERFUL OUTSTANDING MARVELOUS FANTASTIC EXCELLENT

GUY MAN PERSON FELLOW BOY INDIVIDUAL

HAVE TO NEED TO MUST

KID CHILD BOY GIRL YOUNGSTER YOUTH TEEN TEENAGER ADOLESCENT

LIKE SUCH AS SIMILAR TO SIMILARLY

MAD ANGRY FRUSTRATED FURIOUS INCENSED ENRAGED IRATE

NICE PLEASANT CHARMING FASCINATING CAPTIVATING DELIGHTFUL PLEASURABLE PLEASING

PRETTY ATTRACTIVE COMELY BEAUTIFUL

SO THUS ACCORDINGLY THEREFORE

SCARED AFRAID FEARFUL TERRIFIED FRIGHTENED

THEN FIRST SECOND NEXT LATER FINALLY AFTERWARD MEANWHILE SOON

VERY EXTREMELY EXCEEDINGLY FANTASTICALLY UNUSUALLY INCREDIBLY INTENSELY TRULY FULLY ESPECIALLY SHOCKINGLY BITTERLY IMMEASURABLY INFINITELY SEVERELY SURELY MIGHTILY POWERFULLY CHIEFLY

SENSORY WORDS FOR DESCRIBING OBJECTS

SIZE/WEIGHT BULKY HUGE MINUTE COLOSSAL TINY TOWERING ENORMOUS IMMENSE LIGHT GIGANTIC MASSIVE

SHAPE BROAD SHALLOW TAPERED CROOKED SQUARE MANY-SIDED CURVED ROUND INDISCRIMINATE DEEP OBLONG

COLOR FLAMING FLASHING GLARING SHINY DARK DULL DAZZLING MULTICOLORED BRIGHT PALE RADIANT GLOWING FLICKERING COLORFUL

SOUND THUMPING CLANGING HUMMING SPLASHING SQUEAKING SIZZLING RUSTLING THUDDING TINKLING SCREECHING BUZZING RINGING HISSING POPPING CRASHING

ODOR ANTISEPTIC FRAGRANT PUTRID BURNING MEDICINAL STRONG CLEAN MUSTY SWEET FRESH PUNGENT

TEXTURE (PART 1) BUMPY MURKY COLD SMOOTH MOIST VELVETY UNEVEN SHAGGY TICKLY EARTHLY CRINKLED RIPPLING ICY ROUGH DRY OILY JAGGED COOL GOOEY LUKEWARM

TEXTURE (PART 2) FLUFFY SHEAR HOT GRAINY SATINY SLIPPERY PRICKLY CUDDLY GRITTY RUBBERY MUDDY WISPY WARM SANDY SILKY HAIRY ELASTIC GREASY SLUSHY

SENSORY WORDS FOR DESCRIBING ANIMALS AND PEOPLE

EYES (PART 1) BEADY BRILLIANT DAZZLING EXPRESSIVE GLEAMING LARGE SIMMERING BLACK BROWN DREAMY FLASHING GLISTENING LAUGHING SPARKLING

EYES (PART 2) BLUE CLEAR DULL FLAMING GLOWING OVAL STARRY BRIGHT DARK ENORMOUS GLARING GRAY RADIANT WIDE

STATURE/BODY BUILD (PART 1) BENT COLOSSAL GIGANTIC HUGE LITTLE PETITE SMALL TINY BIG CROOKED GRACEFUL IMMENSE LONG PORTLY STOUT TOWERING

STATURE/BODY BUILD (PART 2) BULKY ENORMOUS GROTESQUE LARGE MASSIVE SHORT TALL LANKY CHUBBY FAT HEAVY LIGHT MINUTE SKINNY THIN GANGLING

HAIR/BODY COVERING (PART 1) BALD BRUNETTE DARK GLISTENING LONG SHORT THICK BLACK COURSE FEATHERED GOLDEN MULTICOLORED SMOOTH WHITE

HAIR/BODY COVERING (PART 2) BLONDE CRINKLED FLUFFY GREEN RED SPOTTED YELLOW BROWN CURLY FUZZY GRAY SCALY STRAIGHT

COMPLEXION BLACK PALE TAN BLUSHING RADIANT WHITE DARK ROSY WIZENED LIGHT RUDDY BLOTCHY

PERSONALITY BOLD GENTLE SHY FEROCIOUS HAPPY SLY FIERCE KINGLY VICIOUS GENEROUS MEAN KIND

SENSORY WORDS FOR DESCRIBING SETTINGS

WEATHER BALMY DAMP FROSTY MURKY STORMY WINDY BREEZY DUSTY HAZY RAINY SUNNY COLD DRY HOT STARRY WARM COOL FOGGY HUMID STEAMY WET

SOUNDS (PART 1) BABBLING BELLOWING BOOMING CHEERING CLAPPING CRASHING DEAFENING GROWL HOOT INAUDIBLE LOUD PEEP RAGING RINGING RUSTLING SHRILL SNAPPING SQUARED THUDDING TOLLING

SOUNDS (PART 2) BANGING BLARING BUMPING CHIMING CLASHING CROOK ECHOING GURGLING HOWL JINGLING NOISY POPPING RASPY ROARING SCREAM SILENCE SNARL SQUEAKING THUMPING TWEET WHINE YELLING

SOUNDS (PART 3) BARK BLASTING BUZZING CLAMORING COO CRUNCHING EXPLODING HISS HOWLING JANGLING PATTER PURR RAUCOUS ROWDY SCREECH SIZZLING SNORT STILL THUNDERING UPROAR WHISPERING

SOUNDS (PART 4) BAWL BLEAT CACKLE CLANGING CRACKLING CRY GROAN HISSING HUMMING LAPPING PEAL QUIET REVERBERATING RUMBLING SCREECHING SLOSHING SPLASHING SWISHING TINKLING WAIL WHISTLING

ODORS ANTISEPTIC FRAGRANT MOLDY ROTTEN STRONG BURNING FRESH MUSTY SMOKY SWEET CLEAN GASEOUS PINEY STAGNANT EARTHY MEDICINAL PUNGENT STALE

SENSORY WORDS DESCRIBING FOOD

TASTE (PART 1) BITING BUTTERY FISHY GRAINY MILD PEPPERY SOUR SWEET TASTY BITTERSWEET CREAMY FLAVORFUL HEARTY MINTY SALTY TANGY VINEGARY

TASTE (PART 2) BLAND CRISP FRUITY HOT NUTTY SAVORY STRONG TART ZESTY BURNT DELICIOUS GINGERY JUICY OILY SMOOTH SUGARY TASTELESS

TEXTURE BUBBLY DRY HARD OILY SMOOTH CHEWY GOOEY HOT ROUGH SOFT COLD GRAINY ICY SLICK STICKY CRUNCHY GRITTY MOISTY SLIMY WAXY

ODOR APPLES BAKERY-LIKE FRESH SAVORY STRONG BACON CINNAMON MEATY SMOKY FRESHLY BAKED BREAD DELICIOUS PUNGENT SOUR SWEET FISHY SALTY SPICY

SYNONYMS

SAID (PART 1) ACKNOWLEDGED AGREED ARGUED BABBLED BRAGGED COMMENTED DEMANDED EMPHASIZED FEARED INSISTED MENTIONED NAGGED OBSERVED PRAYED RELATED RESPONDED RULED SHRIEKED SPOKE STORMED TOLD WAILED

SAID (PART 2) ADDED ANNOUNCED ASKED BARGAINED CALLED COMPLAINED DENIED ESTIMATED GIGGLED LAUGHED MOANED NOTED ORDERED PREDICTED REPEATED RESTATED SCOLDED SNAPPED SPUTTERED SUGGESTED URGED WARNED

SAID (PART 3) ADMITTED ANSWERED ASSUMED BEGAN CLAIMED CRIED DESCRIBED EXCLAIMED GRUNTED LECTURED MUMBLED NOTIFIED PLEADED QUESTIONED REPLIED REVEALED SCREAMED SNEERED STAMMERED TAUNTED UTTERED WHISPERED

SAID (PART 4) ADVISED APPROVED ASSURED BOASTED COMMANDED DECIDED DICTATED EXPRESSED INDICATED LIED MURMURED OBJECTED POINTED OUT REASSURED REQUESTED ROARED SHOUTED SOBBED STATED THOUGHT VOWED

GO AMBLE ENTER GLIDE LEAVE RUN SPIN TRAVEL ARRIVE FALL HOPE LURCH SKIP STAGGER TUMBLE CHASE FLOAT JUMP PLUNGE SLIDE STRIDE TWIRL CRAWL FLY LEAP RIDE SOAR STROLL WALK

MAKE BLEND CONSTRUCT FIX POUR TEAR BUILD COPY FORM REPAIR PREPARE CARVE CUT MIX STIR COLOR DRAW MOLD STUFF