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Contains:
affix, byte, new testament, old testament, syllable, testament, text
Often used in the same context:
phrase, verb, adjective, colloquialism, noun, synonym, descriptor, utterance, epithet, split infinitive, syllable, catchphrase, buzzwords, schwa, neologism, antidisestablishmentarianism, transitive verb, shorthand, swearword, connotation, acronym, vocabulary, dictionary, dictionary definition, meaning, lingo, pronoun, lexicon, participle, pronounciation, gerund, dangling participle, past participle, message, spelling, verbiage, language, euphemism, phraseology, slang, vowel, slogan, denotation, sayers, limerick, endearment, etymology, imprecation, proper noun, slur, catchwords, fud, mot juste, misspelling, onomatopoeia, plurals, mondegreen, locution, vocab, mantra, codeword, diphthongs, salutation, wordage, abbreviation, apostrophe, tweet, expletives, adverb, alliteration, quote, aphorism, simile, colloquial, declarative sentence, exclamation, vowel sound, name, monosyllable, abstract noun, vernacular, bleep, homonyms, vulgarism, antonym, acrostic, phooey, verba, leet, rrr, gobbledygook, pun, phrasal verb, aleph, ellipsis, prepositional phrase, homophones, ese, punctuation mark, cognates, intransitive verb, cliche, words, names, title, place, sub, term, text, key, lesson, pronunciation, recipe, song, bit, caption, sentence, enigmatical, cryptic, enigmatic, lengthier, monosyllabic, succinct, concise, laconic, paragraph, terse, typewritten, ambiguous, incriminating, introductory, revealing, unambiguous, unintelligible, worded
More specific:
american revised version, american standard version, anagram, anaphor, argument, ask, authorized version, back-formation, blend, cast, charade, christ, closed-class word, cognate, cognate word, coinage, conference, content word, contraction, couch, debate, deictic, deictic word, deliberation, derivative, diminutive, dissyllable, disyllable, dogmatize, douay-rheims bible, douay-rheims version, douay bible, douay version, equivalent word, family bible, form, formulaize, formularize, four-letter anglo-saxon word, four-letter word, frame, function word, good shepherd, good word, group discussion, hapax legomenon, head, headword, head word, heteronym, holonym, homonym, hybrid, hypernym, hyponym, jesus, jesus christ, jesus of nazareth, key word, king james version, lexicalize, loan, loanblend, loanword, manner name, meronym, messiah, metonym, monosyllabic word, negotiation, neology, new english bible, nomenclature, nonce word, open-class word, opposite, opposite word, palindrome, panel discussion, partitive, part name, polysyllabic word, polysyllable, portmanteau, portmanteau word, pose, postmortem, put, quantifier, redact, redeemer, revised standard version, revised version, rheims-douay bible, rheims-douay version, savior, saviour, spoken word, subordinate, subordinate word, substantive, superordinate, superordinate word, talks, terminology, trisyllable, troponym, update, vocable, vulgate, whole name, word form, written word
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., abbreviation, accent, acceptation, acronym, acrophony, acrostic, adjective, adverb, adverbial, affix, affixation, agone, agreement, along, anagram, anaphor, anaphora, anglicize, animate, antepenult, antepenultimate, antigram, antiphrasis, aphaeresis, apheresis, apocope, apostrophe, appellation, appellative, application, apply, apposition, attest, attributive genitive, augmentative, auld, autosemantic, baa-lamb, back-formation, balagan, base, bigram, bimorphemic, blank, blend, branded, braw, breathe, by word of mouth, capek, cashier, cataphasia, charade, check, choo-choo, chrome, citation form, classifier, closed-class word, cognate, cognate word, coinage, colon, complement, complementation, concord, conjunction, conjunctive, connective, constituent, content word, contraction, cooccur with, countersign, dangling modifier, dangling participle, darsana, dash, dead metaphor, deference, define, definition, deictic, deictic word, denomination, denotation, derivation, derivational, derivative, deriving, descriptor, designation, deuce, devil, dickens, dictionary definition, dictionary entry, diminutive, dirty word, disambiguator, discouraging, dissimilation, dissyllable, disyllable, ditto, ditto mark, drink, edgewise, elision, emphatic, ending, entry word, epanaphora, epenthesis, epithet, erasure, etymological dictionary, etymologise, etymologize, etymologizing, etymology, expletive, explication, expression, extension, extensional, felicitously, foliate, foliolate, folktale, folk tale, form, forsooth, frozen metaphor, functional, function word, fundamentalism, gallicism, game, gee-gee, gemination, gentile, ghost word, gloss, gospel, grammatical constituent, grammatical meaning, hapax legomenon, haply, head, headword, head word, hearsay, holonym, how come, hybrid, hyperbaton, hyperlink, hypernym, hypertext, hyphen, hyphenation, hyponym, illative, implication, inanimate, infix, inflect, inflection, inflectional ending, inflectional suffix, inflexion, initial, instantiate, intensional, intentionally, introduce, isolatinga, jawbreaker, karel capek, key word, lamentable, lan, language, last word, lexeme, lexicalisation, lexicalise, lexicalised, lexicalization, lexicalize, lexicalized, lexicalized concept, lexical ambiguity, lexical disambiguation, lexical entry, lexical meaning, lexis, limiting, literal, loan, loan-blend, loanblend, loanword, local area network, loch, locution, logical quantifier, logogram, logograph, logos, longingly, lough, macro, main entry word, malaprop, malapropism, man, manner name, mantra, melioration, meronym, message, metathesis, metonym, mimamsa, misplaced modifier, mispronounce, modification, modifier, monosyllabic word, monosyllable, mortifying, mot juste, mouth, mukataa, mum, name, narrow, naturalisation, naturalization, neologism, neology, nominal, non-jew, nonce word, nonrestrictive, not, noun, obscenity, obsolesce, old wives' tale, ology, onomatomania, open-class word, operative, opprobrium, oral, oral communication, oral exam, oral examination, orthoepy, oust, over and over, over and over again, oxytone, palatal, palilalia, palindrome, paradigm, paradigmatic, parole, paroxytone, parrotlike, particle, partitive, part name, password, pedal, pejoratively, penult, penultima, penultimate, personage, phonogram, picture, plural, plurality, plural form, polyptoton, polysemant, polysemantic word, polysemous word, polysemy, polysyllabic word, polysyllable, portmanteau, portmanteau word, portrait, portraiture, portrayal, postfix, postposition, postpositive, prefix, prefixation, prehistoric culture, prehistory, preposition, primitive, pronoun, pronunciation, proparoxytone, quack-quack, qualifier, qualifying, quantifier, quarter, radical, rare, recasting, redefine, reduplication, reference, repetition, rephrasing, research, respect, rewording, right, root, root word, rubric, rumor, rumored, rumour, salutation, sandhi, saying, sense, separative, sesquipedalia, sesquipedalian, sic, signified, signifier, signify, silly, simplex, singular, singular form, smear word, son, sound out, speech, speech communication, spell, spell-checker, spelldown, spelling bee, spelling checker, spelling contest, spoken communication, spoken language, spoken word, stem, stemmer, stemming algorithm, subordinate, subordinate word, subordination, suffix, suffixation, superordinate, superordinate word, swung dash, syllable, syllepsis, symploce, syncategorem, syncategoreme, syncopate, syncopation, syncope, syndrome, synsemantic, syntagmatic, taken, term, termination, tetragram, theme, title, tonic, transpose, trigram, trisyllable, troponym, truncate, type, unacceptable, unpronounceable, ux, uxor, veda, vedic literature, verb, viva, viva voce, vocable, voice communication, vulgarism, watchword, weasel word, wernicke's area, wernicke's center, whole name, why, witness, word-for-word, word-of-mouth, word-perfect, wordfinder, word accent, word division, word finder, word form, word meaning, word of mouth, word picture, word sense, word stress, worthy, write, written word, wysiwyg, zeugma
More general:
arcanum, evince, express, hypostasis, info, information, language unit, linguistic unit, order, promise, religious text, religious writing, sacred text, sacred writing, secret, show, statement
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Also try:articulate, bible, discussion, formulate, give-and-take, good book, holy scripture, holy writ, intelligence, news, scripture, tidings, word of god, word of honor
— Nouns for word: mouth, order, processing, utterances, formation, sentences, recognition, list, translation, processors, play, more...
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