Welcome to the wondrous and delightful page of advanced vocabulary. Whether you are just starting out, you are looking for some refreshers or new vocab to possibly use, this page could be a big help. New suggestions are always welcome! Contact me on here or on Animal Jam (Arxhie) if you have any questions, comments, concerns! The italicized words are words that nonmembers without free chat can say. Anatomy will be skipped.You can message me/comment for advanced help and tips if you wish for extra help!Anything stolen from this guide and used on your own guide without proper credit will be handled accordingly. Think before you do, please.
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Felis Catus Anatomy Outer Ear Flaps - Pinna, Auricle Eyes - Optics, Trentonomous Sicogliceneral A Small Sphere Referring to Eyes - Orbs, Spheroid, Spherule Blindness/Blind/Blinding – Amaurosis, Purblinding Eye Socket - Orbit Whiskers - Vibrissae Nostril - Naris Face/Facial Expression - Countenance, Physiognomy, Visage, Mien Rough Leather of a Cats Nose, Skin Around the Nostrils - Planum Nasale, Rhinarium Vertical Line on the Nose to the Upper Lip - Philtrum Upper Jaw - Maxilla Lower Jaw - Mandible Scent Organ in the Roof of a Cats Mouth - Vomeronasal (or Jacobson's) Organ Teeth (4 "Types" of Teeth) - Incisors, Canines, Premolars, Molars Throat (Breathing and Speaking) - Larynx, Trachea Throat (Eating) - Pharynx, Esophagus Tail - Caudal Appendage, Coccygeal Vertebrae, Caudal Vertebrae Part of the Brain in the Back Controlling Your Coordination and Muscle Activity - Cerebellum Backbone/Spine and Tail Vertebrae - Spinal Cord, Vertebral Column (Broken into 5 diff groups. 33 vertebrae in total.) Neck Spinal Cord - Cervical Vertebrae (7 in number. C1-C7) Scapula to End of the Ribs - Thoracic Vertebrae (12 in number. Each one bears a rib. T1-T12) End of the Ribs to 3 Before the Tail Vertebrae - Lumbar Vertebrae (5 in number. L1-L5) End of Lumbar to Tail Vertebrae - Sacral Vertebrae (5 in number.) Tail Vertebrae - Coccygeal Vertebrae (22-23 in number. Cy1-Cy23) Skull - Cranium Outward End of the Spine of the Scapula or Shoulder Blade - Acromion Shoulder Blade - Scapula Rib Muscles (Primary Factor in Breathing.) - Intercostal Muscles Ribs - Costas, Costae Breastplate (Protects Important Organs) - Sternum (Broken into 3 Regions; the Manubrium, the Body, and the Xiphoid Process) Cheekbone - Zygomatic Arch Toes - Phalanges Claws - Unguis' Belly - Abdomen, Midriff, Midsection Pit of the Stomach (Very Vulnerable to Blows) - Solar Plexus Front Upper Leg - Humerus Lower Front Leg - Radius and Ulna Wrists and Paws - Carpals, Metacarpals "Hip Bone" - Coxal Bone, Innominate Bone Upper Back Leg - Femur "Knee Caps" on the Back Legs - Patellas Lower Leg Bones - Tibia, Fibula Bones Above the Paws on the Back Legs (See Picture) - Tarsals, Metatarsals Internal Organs - Viscera Red Fluid (Referring to Blood) - Sanguine Fluid Skin (Broken into 3 Layers, from Outermost to Innermost) - Epidermis, Dermis, Cutis (Epid and Derm Layers Together), Subcutaneous Layer/Hypodermis A Piece of Tough Tissue Linking Muscle to Bone or Bone to Bone - Sinew, Fibrous Tissue, Tendon, Ligament Fur - Pelage |
Canis Lupus Anatomy Outer Ear Flaps - Pinna, Auricle External Ear Canal - External Auditory Meatus Eyes - Optics, Trentonomous Sicogliceneral A Small Sphere Referring to Eyes - Orbs, Spheroid, Spherule Blindness/Blind/Blinding – Amaurosis, Purblinding Eye Socket - Orbit Whiskers - Vibrissae Nostril - Naris Face/Facial Expression - Countenance, Physiognomy, Visage, Mien Rough Leather of a Nose, Skin Around the Nostrils - Rhinarium Vertical Line on the Nose to the Upper Lip - Philtrum Upper Jaw - Maxilla Lower Jaw - Mandible Teeth (4 "Types" of Teeth) - Incisors, Canines, Premolars, Molars, Carnassial (Upper and Lower Molars Used for Tearing Flesh) Throat (Breathing and Speaking) - Larynx, Trachea Throat (Eating) - Pharynx, Esophagus Tail - Caudal Appendage, Coccygeal Vertebrae, Caudal Vertebrae Part of the Brain in the Back Controlling Your Coordination and Muscle Activity - Cerebellum Backbone/Spine and Tail Vertebrae - Spinal Cord, Vertebral Column (Broken into 5 diff groups. 33 vertebrae in total.) Neck Spinal Cord - Cervical Vertebrae (7 in number. C1-C7) Scapula to End of the Ribs - Thoracic Vertebrae (13 in number. Each one bears a rib. T1-T13) End of the Ribs to Three Before the Tail Vertebrae - Lumbar Vertebrae (7 in number. L1-L7) End of Lumbar to Tail Vertebrae - Sacrum Vertebrae (3 in number.) Tail Vertebrae - Coccygeal Vertebrae (20-23 in number. Cy1-Cy23) Skull - Cranium Outward End of the Spine of the Scapula or Shoulder Blade - Acromion Shoulder Blade - Scapula Rib Muscles (Primary Factor in Breathing) - Intercostal Muscles Ribs - Costas, Costae Breastplate (Protects Important Organs) - Sternum (Broken into 3 Regions; the Manubrium, the Body, and the Xiphoid Process) Cheekbone - Zygomatic Arch Toes - Phalanges Claws - Unguis' Belly - Abdomen, Midriff, Midsection Pit of the Stomach (Very Vulnerable to Blows) - Solar Plexus Front Upper Leg - Humerus Lower Front Leg - Radius and Ulna Wrists and Paws - Carpals, Metacarpals "Hip Bone" - Coxal Bone, Innominate Bone Upper Back Leg - Femur "Knee Caps" on the Back Legs - Patellas Lower Leg Bones - Tibia, Fibula Bones Above the Paws on the Back Legs (See Picture) - Tarsals, Metatarsals Internal Organs - Viscera Red Fluid (Referring to Blood) - Sanguine Fluid Skin (Broken into 3 Layers, from Outermost to Innermost) - Epidermis, Dermis, Cutis (Epid and Derm Layers Together), Subcutaneous Layer/Hypodermis A Piece of Tough Tissue Linking Muscle to Bone or Bone to Bone - Sinew, Fibrous Tissue, Tendon, Ligament Fur - Pelage |
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Physical/Pigments Showing Qualities of a Female - Feminine, Effeminate, Muliebrous Showing Qualities of a Male - Masculine, Virile Strong - Stalwart, Tenacious, Juggernaut, Substantial, Mesomorphic Large - Colossal, Monumental, Voluminous, Juggernaut, Gargantuan, Brobdingnagian Fearsome, Frightful, Evil - Ghastly, Nightmarish, Monstrous, Horrendous, Macabre Small, Skinny - Diminutive, Infinitesimal, Ectomorphic Heavy Built, Over Weight - Stout, Corpulent, Abdominous, Pyknic, Endomorphic Sickly, Weak - Pallid, Cadaverous, Wan, Emaciated, Etiolated, Tenuous, Feeble Destructive - Ruinous, Catastrophic, Calamitous, Cataclysmic, Detrimental Smooth/Glossy (Fur) - Sleek, Lustrous Rough (Fur) - Coarse, Wiry Fine, Silky Fur - Sericeous, Lanuginous Beautiful - Prepossessing, Beauteous, Striking, Alluring Handsome - Pulchritudinous, Striking, Alluring Ugly - Grotesque, Repulsive, Vile, Repugnant, Ghastly, Hideous Old - Decrepit, Archaic, Antediluvian, Superannuate, Septuagenarian, Senile, Ancient Young - Adolescent, Juvenescence, Youthful Belonging to an Earlier Time - Bygone, Anachronistic Harsh, Loud Sound(s), Lacking Harmony - Raucous, Cacophonous, Discordant, Inharmonious, Dissonant, Piercing Tending to be Harmful - Inimical, Ruinous, Detrimental, Injurious, Deleterious, Noxious, Destructive Not Rhythmic - Arrhythmic Someone or Something that is Hated - Abhorrence, Abomination, Atrocity, Monstrosity Glow - Luminescence, Fluorescence, Incandescent, Radiance __________ Red - Cerise, Rubicund, Crimson, Saffron, Coquelicot, Lateritious Orange - Persimmon, Gamboge Yellow-ish Cream - Icterine, Aureolin Tan-ish Yellow - Arylide, Citrine, Maize, Tawny, Xanthous Green - Viridescent, Malachite, Chartreuse Blue - Cerulean, Ultramarine, Zaffre, Turquoise, Sapphire, Azure Blue-ish Green - Viridian, Jade Purple - Heliotrope, Lavender Pink - Roseate, Amaranth, Begonia Black - Sable, Atramentous, Atramental, Obsidian, Onyx, Coal, Ebony, Somber, Sombre, Soot, Charcoal, Ebon, Raven, Inky, Melanoid, Piceous, Brown - Burnt Sienna, Sepia, Amber, Cinnamon Brown-ish Orange - Sinopia White - Alabaster, Achromic, Achromatic Gray - Achromatic, Slate, Charcoal, Achromic Gray-ish Tan - Ecru |
Mental/Emotional Diverse in Character - Heterogeneous, Multifarious Composed of Both Good and Evil - Agathokakological Longing or Desire - Appetency, Covetous, Desirous Smart - Intelligent, Shrewd, Astute, Sagacious Vengeful - Vindictive, Malevolent, Venomous, Malicious Showing Insight - Perceptive, Insightful, Perspicacious Calm - Serene, Tranquil, Impassive, Placid, Temperate, Imperturbable, Phlegmatic Bored, Lack of Energy - Jaded, Wearied, Apathetic, Blasé, Phlegmatic, Ennui, Lassitude, Lethargy, Torpor, Inertia, Stasis, Lackadaisically, Hebetude Peculiar - Outlandish, Anomalous, Aberrant, Atypical, Divergent, Heteroclite, Idiosyncratic, Unique Aggressive - Bellicose, Quarrelsome, Belligerent, Contentious, Intrusive, Combative, Acrimony, Philopolemical Self Absorbed - Narcissistic, Megalomaniac Persuasive - Concinnous, Eloquent Mischievous - Furciferous, Rascally Bully - Drawcansir Lively - Exuberant, Ebullient, Vivacious, Alacrity, Dynamic Friendly - Affable, Cordial, Amicable, Propitious Carefree - Blithe, Insouciant, Jovial, Buoyant, Mellow Agreeing - Complaisant, Acquiescent Cautious - Circumspect, Vigilant, Leery, Provident, Chary Ambitious - Aspiration Cunning, Deceitful - Machiavellian, Perfidious, Duplicitous, Treacherous Talkative - Loquacious, Garrulous, Verbose, Voluble, Conversational Brief, To the Point - Laconic, Concise, Succinct, Pithy, Taciturn Sarcastic, Bitter, Scornful - Acerbic, Mordant, Acrimonious, Sardonic, Derisive, Scathing, Scornful Wicked - Atrocious, Nefarious, Mephistophelian, Unscrupulous, Machiavellian Sad/Mournful - Tristful, Lachrymose, Saturnine, Compunction, Contrite, Sorrowful, Melancholy, Lugubrious, Morose, Doleful, Atrabilious Intimidating - Daunting, Menace Dismay - Consternation, Dissatisfaction Shy - Bashful, Timid Lacking Intelligence - Vacuous, Inane, Fatuous, Foolish Bad, Wrong - Egregious, Flagrant, Inadequate Passionate - Perfervid, Vehement, Ardent, Fervid, Excitable Tolerance - Forbearance, Patient Irritated, Annoyed, Angry - Fractious, Irate, Ireful, Vexed, Livid, Apoplectic, Choleric, Acrimonious, Cross, Enraged Defiant - Obstreperous, Contumacious, Recalcitrant, Recusant, Uncooperative, Rebellious, Contumacious Not Ashamed - Impenitent, Remorseless, Unrepentant, Unabashed, Ruthless Unable to be Corrected, Improved, or Reformed - Incorrigible, Inveterate, Irredeemable, Habitual Power to Attract Through Charm, Magnetism - Duende, Captivation, Charisma Playful - Ludic, Puerile, Frolicsome, Mischievous |
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Standard Hiss - Sibilate Growl - Bellow, Snarl, Gnarr Howl - Bay, Wail, Bellow, Ululate, Illatration Meow - Mewl, Mew, Cry, Exclamation, Chatter Walk - Amble, Perambulate, Saunter, Tread, Wend, Obambulate Study - Scrutinize, Examine, Inspect Yell - Vociferate, Ululate, Wail Glare - Glower, Withering (Gaze), Piercing (Gaze) Mourn, Grieve - Lament, Deplore, Bemoan Placing Side by Side - Juxtapositional, Adjacency Settle Down in One Place for a Short Time - Ensconced, Bivouac, Nestle, Situate, Cwtch Approach and Speak to Someone in a Bold/Aggressive Manner - Accost, Confront, Encounter, Diatribe, Harangue, Polemic, Fulmination, Denunciation, Censure, Condemnation, Philippic To Complain - Yawp, Repine, Inveigh, Protest Scold - Admonish, Chastise, Castigate, Objurgate, Rebuke, Reprimand, Vituperate Praise - Extol, Eulogize, Panegyrize, Commend Emotional - Maudlin, Mawkish, Sentimental, Bathetic, Tender Slander - Calumny, Defamation, Tarnish Dodge (Avoid an Issue) - Equivocate, Circumlocute, Tergiversate Plot, Scheme - Stratagem, Machination, Chicanery Form a Concept or Idea - Conceptualize, Ideational To Know, Understand - Cognize, Comprehend, Perceive, Assimilate Suggest Something Bad - Insinuate, Imply, Connote, Betoken Interrupt - Impede, Hinder, Inhibit Through (Traveling) - Via, Per, Traverse Be a Forewarning - Portend, Presage, Augur, Indicate, Foreshadow Assumption that Something is the Truth - Postulate, Presume (the Thing), Hypothesize, Presuppose, Theorize, Speculate To Wake Up - Expergefaction Relax - Decompress, Recline, Laze, Repose, Alleviate Stretch - Pandiculation Shiver - Quiver, Quaver, Shudder Announce - Proclaim, Promulgate, Enunciate, Annunciation Twitch - Quiver, Tremble, Vellicate, Quaver Flick - Vellicate, Whisk To blink - Nictate, Nictitate (Using the Third Eyelid), Leave - Vacate, Withdraw, Absquatulate Dig - Excavate, Gouge Fall - Descend, Plummet Hunt - Pursue, Hound To Utter Curses (Put a Curse Upon) - Imprecate, Anathematize, Maledict, Execration To Cuss - Blasphemy, Curse, Utilize Profanity |
Altercation Injury Where the Skin is Unbroken, Bruise - Contusion, Discoloration/Discolouration, Ecchymosis, Extravasation Scrape - Abrasion, Graze Cut - Cleave, Rive, Lacerate, Compartmentalize, Rend Sudden and Violent Collapse or Movement - Debacle, Convulsion, Paroxysm, Ictus, Lurch State of Being Harmed or Damaged, Altered - Detriment, Transmogrification, Transfiguration, Deturpate To be Deadly - Vorpal, Lethal, Noxious, Detrimental To Disable - Incapacitate, Debilitated, Maim, Immobilize, Paralyze Kill, Death - Conclude Termination, Annihilate, Decimate, Elimination, Extermination, Obliteration, Mortis, Curriculum Vitae Extinguishment, Liquidation, Extirpation, Naufragate Bite Down, Chew - Masticate, Manducate Drag Something Around - Vellicate, Tote, Heave Defeat - Vanquishment, Subjugation Something Very Upsetting - Harrowing, Acutely Distressing Pitch Sideways Uncontrollably, Sway - Careen, Oscillate, Vellicate, Lurch Lunge Forward Quickly - Skyrocket, Ascend, Catapulted, Lurch, Lunge, Assail, Salient, Protrusive Sharp - Tapering, Acuminate Back Away - Extrication, Disinvolve, Recede, Abate, Relent, Retreat Move Fast - Velocity, Celerity, Catapulted, Accelerating Grasp - Seize, Grapple, Prehension Dodge (Feint) - Elude, Evade, Circumvent, Bypass, Eschew, Prevaricate Move Continuously - Circulate, Ambient, Motatorious, Locomotion, Kinetic, Circumforaneous Lock Together - Interlock, Interdigitate, Interconnect, Catenate, Concatenate Battle - Fray, Altercation, Fracas, Scrimmage, Ruction Opponent - Adversary, Combatant, Challenger, Foe, Rival, Antagonist, Nemesis, Rampallion, Contender Bleed (Lose Blood) - Hemorrhage, Exude (Sanguine Fluid), Extravasation Bleed (Draw Blood) - Exsanguinate, Percolate (Sanguine Fluid), Transude Weaken (An Adversary) - Devitalize, Enervate, Debilitate Disturbance - Bouleversement, Upheaval, Pandemonium (Circulating) Around - Encompassing, Encircling, Ambient, Circumnavigating, Circumambient, Circumferential Surrounding (An Adversary or Something) - Circumscribe, Encircling, Restrict Through (Direct, *Slicing Through Easily*) - Unhindered, Copiously, Extravagantly, Facilely, Unobstructedly, Unstintingly Through (Finish) - Concluding, Terminating, Culmination, Denouement, Cessation, Extirpation Forcible Separation or Detachment - Avulsion, Evulsion, Elicitation Separate Bones at the Joints - Dislocate, Disarticulate, Luxate Crush - Pulverize, Suppress, Extinguish Burst or Break Suddenly - Rupture, Fracture, Fragmentizing, Spall |
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Miscellaneous Hello - Greetings, Salutations Goodbye - Farewell, Adieu, Valedictory Left - Sinistral, Sinister Right - Dextral, Dexter Beginning/Cause - Commencement, Initiation, Inception, Engender, Foment, Instigate Slightly - Vaguely, Moderately, Faintly, Marginally, Imperceptibly Lightly/Gently - Delicately, Airily, Tenderly, Faintly, Daintily, Ethereally, Breezily, Gingerly Quickly - Instantaneously, Hastily, Rapidly, Swiftly, Promptly, Expeditiously, Blive Slowly - Imperceptibly, Scarcely, Gradually, Leisurely, Unhurriedly Freely, Easily - Unhindered, Effortlessly, Unobstructed, Readily, Liberally, Facilely Completely - Diametrically, Wholly, Utterly, Altogether Opposite - Diametrically, Opposing, Conflicting, Incompatible, Irreconcilable, Antithetical, Contradictory, Divergent, Dissimilar Effect - Ramification, Consequence, Result Sudden - Instantaneous, Precipitous, Precipitate, Abrupt As - Whilst, Comparatively, Essentially, Similarly And - Alongside, Furthermore, Including, Moreover While - Albeit, Whilst, Although, Supposing Although - Howbeit, Albeit, Notwithstanding Equal - Commensurate, Equivalent, Corresponding, Correspondent, Proportionate Between - Betwixt, Amid, Amidst Cause - Engender, Generate, Arouse, Rouse, Provoke, Induce, Instigate, Foment, Beget In Spite of - Notwithstanding, Nonetheless, Nevertheless Be (Occur, Take Place) - Transpire, Materialize, Ensue, Betide Do (Perform, Put into Action) - Effectuate, Execute Scent – Fragrance, Essence, Aroma Area - District, Region, Zone, Sector, Quarter, Precinct, Locality, Locale Ground - Terrain, Terra Firma, Topography, Milieu Rabbit - Oryctolagus Cuniculus, Hare Mouse, Rat, Shrew - Rodent, Murine, Vermin, Soricidae Bird - Fowl, Game, Aves Fish - Oncorhynchus Gorbuscha Member of Dog/Wolf Family - Caniform, Caniformia, Canine, Canidae, Canis Lupus (Wolves), Canis Lupus Familiaris (Dogs), Canis Rufus (Red Wolf) Member of Cat Family - Feliform, Feliformia, Feline, Felidae, Felis Catus (Domestic), Panthera Tigris (Tiger), Panthera Leo (Lion), Panthera Pardus (Leopard), Panthera Onca (Jaguar), Acinonyx Jubatus (Cheetah), Puma Concolor (Puma), Panthera Uncia (Snow Leopard), Lynx (Lynxes) |
Tips/Examples & Links Free chat compatible examples; Xl Idiosyncratic Masculine Hound Bay'ed Transgressing Aerodynamics Tape'ring Unguis Severing Jugular Alongside Carotid Obliterating Foe. Xl - Xl Authoritative Masculine Canis Lupus Bellowed Skyrocketing Unto Adversary Instantaneously Masticating Via Trachea Annihilating Foe. Xl - Xl Effeminate Canine Ululated Pelage Horripilating Whilst Catapulting Unto Rampillion Seizing Femur Within Maxilla Alongside Mandible Instantaneously Dislocating Articulation Con'currently Rupturing Femoral Artery Effectively Concluding Termination. Xl Safe chat compatible examples; Qq Dynamic Nefarious Masculine Canine Bellowed Ascending On Adversary Cleaves Shredding Via Complex i on Alongside Cracking Skelton Fragment Effortlessly Provoking Paroxysm Furthermore Ending Opponent. Qq Typically when using advanced, you will want to capitalize every word, it gives off a more intimidating aspect and makes it seem more mature. I also don't use commas, I've found that it frees up space while also keep the sentence from breaking up. That's my own personal preference, but you will figure out your writing style in time and do whatever makes you feel comfortable! It's especially hard when you don't have free chat, so just test around with the words and don't be afraid to experiment a bit! Also, the way I have them broken up is each line is one full Animal Jam bubble, so it's easier to paste and use! These are bland examples I threw together for anyone to use if they want. My own examples are much longer and more detailed than these. Except for the safe chat compatible one. That one took awhile to make. __________ |
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