Synonyms

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carnal, sensual, bestial, animal; priapic, satyric, goatish, hircine, randy, SI. horny, SI. hot; wanton, abandoned, dissolute, debauched, dissipated, incontinent, intemperate, Paphian; shameless, impure, unchaste, unvirtuous, immoral, degenerate.
4. obscene, pornographic, SI. porno, blue, smutty, SI. raunchy; ribald, bawdy, Fescennine, scurrilous, irreverent; lurid, indecent, off-color, offensive, suggestive, risqud; vulgar, gross, filthy, coarse, dirty, crude. lucid, adj. 1. clear, limpid, pellucid, translucent, transparent, crystalline, hyaline, vitreous, glassy, clear as glass.
2. easily understood, understandable, intelligible, comprehensible, perspicuous, perceptive, acute, penetrating; plain, distinct, straightforward, evident, self-evident, obvious, apparent, easy to see; graphic, explicit, unequivocal, unmistakable, unambiguous; manifest, crystal-clear, clear to see, easy to grasp; undisguised, uncloaked, clearly discernible, unhidden, revealed, disclosed, overt, bare, naked, unconcealed; well-marked, clear-cut, clearly delineated, sharply defined, sharply outlined; simple, direct, pointed, to the point, concise, cogent; specific, absolute, conclusive, unqualified, categorical.
3. sane, rational, able to reason, Inf. sound, sound of mind, of sound mind, mentally capable, Latin, compos, Latin, compos mentis, mentally competent, Inf. competent, competent to stand trial; Inf. normal, Inf. balanced, Inf. all there, Inf. with everything there, Inf with all one's marbles, possessing all one's faculties; right, all right, in one's right mind.
4. shining, bright, bright as day, bright as a star, starry; gleaming, radiant, luminous, luminiferous, lu-minative, lucent; lightsome, luciferous, shiny, beamy, beaming, lustrous. luck, n. 1. chance, mere chance, happy chance, happenstance, fortuity, serendipity; fortune or Fortune, Lady or Dame Fortune, Irish Eng. Inf. cess; Lady Luck, wheel of fortune or chance, heads or tails, roll or cast or toss or throw of the dice; accident, coincidence, contingency, contingence; vicissitudes, ups and downs, fickle finger of fate, way things fall, Inf the breaks, Inf how the cookie crumbles, Inf. how the ball bounces.
2. destiny, fate, lot, draw, cup, portion, die, doom, Chiefly Scot. weird; predestination, kismet, God's will; stars, planets.
3. success, successfulness, prosperity, prosperousness; felicity, good luck, good fortune, happy fortune; advantage; fortunateness, luckiness.
4. fluke, lucky stroke, stroke of luck or fortune, stroke of good luck or fortune; windfall, godsend, blessing, accidental advantage, piece of good luck or fortune; Inf. pennies from heaven; lucky chance, Inf big chance, SI. break, SI. lucky or good or big break.
5. charm, amulet, talisman, periapt, phylactery; lucky charm, lucky piece, good-luck piece, rabbit's foot; fetish, voodoo.
6. in luck fortunate, lucky, fortuitous, happy, felicitous, Scot. and North Eng., Irish Eng. sonsy; favored, blessed, blessed with luck, born under a lucky star, born with a silver spoon in one's mouth; successful, crowned with success, well-off, out in front, ahead of the game, on top, SI. on top of the heap.
7. out of luck unfortunate, unlucky, luckless, sad, unhappy, infelicitous, Scot. donsie; short of luck; thwarted, crossed, scotched. luckily, adv. 1. fortunately, happily, providentially; favorably, promisingly, auspiciously, propitiously.