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together, adv. 1. in unison, in concert, all at once, all together, en masse, as a group, Fr. ensemble, Ger. zusammen.
2. collectively, conjointly, Inf. put together.
3. simultaneously, at the same time, in the same breath, Fr. en m&me temps', synchronously, contemporaneously, concurrently, concomitantly, coincidentally, coincidently.
4. without interruption, in succession, successively, consecutively, in a row.
5. in cooperation, conjointly, shoulder to shoulder, side by side, arm in arm, hand in hand, hand in glove, closely.
6. reciprocally, mutally.
-adj. 7. Slang. (of persons) well-balanced, well-adjusted; sensible, level-headed, commonsensical, down-to-earth. toil1, n. 1. labor, travail, sweat of one's brow, Inf. elbow grease; moil, drudgery, grind, menial work; hard work, hard labor, slavery; exertion, effort, strain, struggle, laboriousness, plodding, Inf. plugging, pegging; industry, industriousness, operoseness, diligence. -v. 2. work or work hard, slog, moil, drudge, grub, grind, put one's shoulder to the wheel, put one's nose to the grindstone; work one's fingers to the bone, slave or slave away, work like a slave, work like a dog, work like a Trojan, SI. kill oneself; work day and night, burn the midnight oil, burn the candle at both ends, overdo, overwork, overexert oneself; sweat, struggle, SI. beat one's brains out; peg away at, Inf. plug away at, Inf. hack away at, hammer away at; plod along, keep trying, persevere; force oneself, push oneself, strain oneself, exert oneself, make an effort, work at, apply oneself to. toil2, n. 1. net, snare, springe, gin, trap; mousetrap, lobster pot.
2. Usu. toils trap, snare, pitfall, stumbling block; difficulty, problem, trouble or troubles, trials and tribulations. toiler, n. worker, hand, workman, moiler, laborer, hack, drudge, fag; blue-collar worker, unskilled laborer, day laborer, manual laborer, Inf. hardhat, Disparaging. (in the southern U.S.) redneck; mechanic, longshoreman, stevedore, miner or mine worker, bricklayer, construction worker, Brit. Inf. navvy; employee, help, hired hand, hireling; servant, domestic servant or domestic, menial; working man or woman or girl, wage earner, breadwinner; skilled laborer, white-collar worker, professional. toilet, n. 1. flush toilet, Naut. head, SI. john, SI. johnny, SI. can, SI. crapper, Circus, donicker, hopper, SI. throne, potty, latrine, Turkish toilet, Euph. facilities; urinal, Fr. pissoir.
2. bathroom, Euph. basement, water closet, Chiefly Brit, w.c., closet, Brit, ablutions, Chiefly Brit, convenience, Chiefly New Eng. necessary, Facetious. reading room, Brit. SI. loo; rest room, comfort station, men's room, SI. gents, boys' or little boys' room, women's or ladies' room, SI. ladies, girls' or little girls' room; privy, outhouse, backhouse, stool, cloaca, Chiefly Dial, jakes, Brit. SI. bogs, SI. one- or two-holer.
3. dressing room, powder room, lounge, lavatory, Fr. lavabo, washroom.
4. dressing, bathing, Circus, crumb-up, wash-up, manicure, hairdressing, coiffure, apparel, dress, costume, attire. Inf. duds, garb, Archaic, vesture, Chiefly Literary, raiment.
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