cataractaladj.
/ˈkatəraktəl/ Of the nature of a cataract (literal and figurative).
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the world > the earth > water > waterfall > [adjective] > cataract
cataractical1693
Niagarian1776
cataracted1830
Niagarean1835
cataractine1856
cataractal1888
the world > action or operation > manner of action > violent action or operation > [adjective]
retheeOE
hotOE
strongOE
woodlyc1000
un-i-rideOE
stoura1122
brathc1175
unridec1175
unrudec1225
starklyc1275
toughc1275
wood1297
ragec1330
unrekena1350
biga1375
furialc1386
outrageousc1390
savagea1393
violenta1393
bremelya1400
snarta1400
wrothlya1400
fightingc1400
runishc1400
dour?a1425
derfc1440
churlousa1450
roida1450
fervent1465
churlish1477
orgulous1483
felona1500
brathfula1522
brathlya1525
fanatic1533
furious1535
boisterous1544
blusterous1548
ungentle1551
sore1563
full-mouthed1594
savage wild1595
Herculean1602
shrill1608
robustious1612
efferous1614
thundering1618
churly1620
ferocient1655
turbulent1656
efferate1684
knock-me-down1760
haggard-wild1786
ensanguined1806
rammish1807
fulminatory1820
riproarious1830
natural1832
survigrous1835
sabre-toothed1849
cataclysmal1861
thunderous1874
fierce1912
cataractal1926
1888 W. C. Russell Death Ship xxxviii A cataractal roaring of water.
1891 Illustr. London News 17 Jan. 74/2 The sea swept..with a cataractal fury.
1926 C. L. Warr Principal Caird 237 The outburst of popular indignation..was simply terrific in its power of cataractal denunciation.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online March 2019).
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adj.1888- full-text
- full-thickness
- full-thriven
- full-throated
- full-throatedly
- full-throttle
- full-timber
- full-time score
- full-time whistle
- full-timed
- full-timer
- full-toned
- full-top
- full-trimmed
- full-trussed
- full-tuned
- full-tushed
- full-tusked
- full-uddered
- full-value
- full-voice
- full-voiced
- full-waxen
- full-way
- full-weight