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3. damnable, execrable, accursed, abominable, horrible, horrid, hideous, monstrous, atrocious; base, vile, odious, obnoxious, villainous, sinister; wicked, iniquitous, evil, sinful, ungodly, impious, Obs. scelerous, black-hearted, corrupt, depraved, Archaic. facinorous; nefarious, flagitious, unspeakable, heinous; profligate, immoral, dissolute, vitiated, perverted, perverse; pestilential, malevolent, malicious, malign, maleficent, malefic, venomous; dire, black, dreadful, baleful. fierce, adj. 1. wild, savage, ferocious, vicious, fell, truculent; brutish, feral, ferine, tigerish, wolfish, lupine; brutal, inhuman, barbarous, barbaric, hellish, Tartarian, Hunnish, Gothic, Vandalic; murderous, homicidal, slaughterous, bloodthirsty, sanguinary; terrible, harsh, grim; unrelenting, relentless, remorseless; pitiless, merciless, heartless, cruel, ruthless, coldblooded.
2. violent, furious, raging, frenzied, furibund, vehement; turbulent, tempestuous, tumultuous, tumultuary, uproarious, stormy; clamorous, rampant, boisterous, blustery, blusterous, blasty, gusty; cyclonic, ty-phonic.
3. keen, intense, fervent, fervid; eager, earnest, avid, zealous; ardent, passionate, impassioned, fiery; enthusiastic, spirited, high-spirited, animated, hearty; unrestrained, unbridled, uncurbed, unchecked, uncontrolled.
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Informal, bad, severe, grave; formidable, awful, dire, dreadful; bitter, biting, racking, tearing, gnawing. fiery, adj. 1. on fire, afire, in flames, flaming, conflagrant; burning, blazing, ablaze; igneous, volcanic; intensely hot, red-hot, white-hot, candent; tropical, sweltering, Archaic, calid, torrid, parching; heated, thermal, calorific.
2. glowing, aglow, lurid, incandescent, incalescent; gleaming, glaring, brightly lit, alight; luminous, illuminated, radiant, brilliant; shimmering, twinkling, flashing, flickering, glittering, sparkling, fluttering.
3. zealous, ardent, vehement, eager, intensely desirous;
Inf. hot, stimulated, aroused; passionate, impassioned, fervent, fervid, perfervid, frenzied, frantic; excited, exhilarated, Inf. psyched or psyched up, enthusiastic; enlivened, inspired, animated.
4. excitable, nervous, high-strung, spirited, temperamental; touchy, testy, peppery, emotional, volatile, volcanic; impetuous, impulsive, hasty, agitated, irritated, irritable, vexed, galled, riled, piqued, chafed, nettled; offended, disturbed, perturbed; very angry, wrathful, incensed, irate; enraged, infuriated, furious.
5. flammable, inflammable, inflammatory, confla-gratory, conflagrative; combustible, explosive, incendiary; ignitable,
Rare, accendible, tindery; burnable, consumable.
6. inflamed, feverish, fevered, feverous, febrile,
Pathol, pyretic, Pathol, pyrexic or pyrexial, fever-ridden; hot, red-hot, burning, parched; flushed, sudorific, sweating; Pathol, delirious, hectic.
7. spicy, tangy, zesty, piquant; savory, rich, aromatic, fragrant; pungent, sharp, keen, strong, hot; racy, peppery, nippy,
Inf. zippy, Inf. snappy. fiesta, n. 1. saint's day, holy day, feast day, Rom. Cath. Ch. holy day of obligation, anniversary; celebration, observance, keeping, honoring; remembrance, memorialization, commemoration, ritualization, solemnization.
2. festival, fete, gala, feast, revel, wassail; carnival, fair, fun-fair, Mardi Gras.

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