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What is another word for
fester
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▲
Verb
To become septic (and typically ooze pus)
To decompose or break down, especially biologically
(
of a feeling or problem
)
To become worse or more intense
To feel or cause annoyance or aggravation to
To feel, show, or express great anger
(
of water or air
)
To cease to flow or move
To agitate, or cause unrest or excitement in
To tarnish with something undesirable
To cause persistent distress or anxiety
Noun
An inflamed spot on the surface of the skin
A festering
… more ▼
▲
Verb
▲
To become septic (and typically ooze pus)
maturate
apostemate
rankle
suppurate
ooze
run
discharge
ulcerate
weep
become septic
secrete pus
form pus
be purulent
come to a head
become infected
become inflamed
gather
putresce
matter
putrefy
discharge pus
swell up
“People generally try to avoid brown recluse spiders because their bites
fester
into painful sores.”
Verb
▲
To decompose or break down, especially biologically
decay
rot
decompose
putrefy
spoil
perish
corrupt
disintegrate
molder
US
mould
UK
mold
US
moulder
UK
foul
crumble
deteriorate
mortify
degrade
taint
degenerate
corrode
necrotize
gather
break down
go bad
go off
break up
turn
sphacelate
wither
putresce
mildew
fall apart
curdle
gangrene
necrose
go mouldy
go to seed
become rotten
shrivel
dissolve
defile
blight
discolor
US
sap
discolour
UK
decline
shrivel up
grow moldy
go moldy
become gangrenous
go sour
waste away
go rancid
die
dilapidate
waste
compost
breakdown
deaden
stink
become rancid
canker
rot away
sour
fall into decay
addle
become infected
suppurate
sicken
languish
become addled
go rotten
become useless
fall
become tainted
vegetate
dry-rot
wear away
be impaired
become contaminated
rust
stultify
stagnate
go stale
atrophy
fade
wilt
sink
worsen
weaken
diminish
dwindle
flag
regress
debilitate
emaciate
sag
retrograde
ebb
shrink
wane
devolve
vitiate
slump
fail
go downhill
go backwards
become worse
get worse
grow worse
fall to pieces
descend
become emaciated
grow weak
go to rack and ruin
thin
disappear
tarnish
become rusty
be destroyed
retrogress
depreciate
disimprove
collapse
droop
devitalize
slide
enervate
debase
slip
lapse
lag
etiolate
go
impair
drop
become debilitated
wizen
lose quality
go to pot
go to pieces
be on your last legs
fall apart at the seams
be in decline
go into decline
go down the toilet
hit the skids
more ❯
“An old half-cooked steak was allowed to
fester
under the gray carpet.”
Verb
▲
(
of a feeling or problem
)
To become worse or more intense
intensify
escalate
magnify
amplify
deepen
heighten
strengthen
augment
reinforce
widen
compound
extend
aggravate
exacerbate
redouble
broaden
ferment
intensate
brew
inflame
smoulder
UK
worsen
aggrandize
smolder
US
build up
pile on
step up
amp up
beef up
gather steam
gain strength
boost
increase
raise
concentrate
sharpen
enhance
add to
expand
accentuate
emphasize
US
consolidate
quicken
pick up
spike
lighten
exaggerate
darken
make worse
point
rouse
exalt
brighten
stress
accent
emphasise
UK
whet
rise
set off
add fuel
heat up
tone up
heap on
pour it on
run high
fan the flames
add fuel to the fire
add fuel to the flames
grow
enlarge
complicate
add insult to injury
make matters worse
improve
irritate
fan the flames of
swell
provoke
supplement
encourage
develop
compound the problem
enrich
fuel
hot up
inflate
multiply
put salt on the wound
stir up
egg on
rub salt in the wound
feed the fire
rub salt in the wounds
hasten
renew
damage
fan
mushroom
mount
accumulate
snowball
heat
spread
harshen
make something worse
promote
make greater
feed into
foster
send up
upgrade
build
cultivate
stimulate
contribute to
nurture
fatten
breadthen
pour gasoline on the fire
speed up
liven up
become worse
become stronger
ratchet
fill out
rub salt into the wound
become strong
increase in value
top up
soup up
further
build on
twist the knife in the wound
stoke
stoke up
impair
excite
infuriate
enrage
to make matters worse
rub salt in a wound
go from bad to worse
more ❯
“It is cheaper to find and treat the cause, rather than to allow the problem to
fester
with our support and unwitting encouragement.”
Verb
▲
To feel or cause annoyance or aggravation to
annoy
irk
embitter
rankle
chafe
fret
rile
gall
irritate
cause annoyance
eat away at one's mind
gnaw at
cause bitterness
cause resentment
cause vexation
gnaw at one's mind
anger
aggravate
provoke
vex
exasperate
infuriate
nark
bother
nettle
pique
incense
peeve
needle
enrage
madden
displease
miff
upset
inflame
roil
offend
outrage
harass
pester
ire
affront
enflame
mad
plague
torment
pain
gnaw
mortify
hurt
obsess
tick off
hack off
eat up
cause resentment to
steam up
eat away at
get your goat
get on your nerves
hack you off
cause annoyance to
grate on
more ❯
“He frowned in consternation, as the thought that he was being self-pitying and needlessly suspicious began to
fester
him.”
Verb
▲
To feel, show, or express great anger
smoulder
UK
smolder
US
boil
seethe
burn
fume
simmer
steam
bristle
explode
erupt
glower
fulminate
be angry
rage
smart
be livid
jump up and down
foam at the mouth
be wild
be boiling over
rumble
be beside oneself
froth at the mouth
lie dormant
exist unseen
storm
chafe
rant
rave
spit
persist
grow
linger
endure
fret
rant and rave
be steamed up
be enraged
be hot under the collar
see red
have steam coming out of one's ears
be agitated
be incensed
be tense
do one's nut in
be in a rage
be uptight
breathe fire
be infuriated
do one's head in
be furious
have a fit
be resentful
rankle
sizzle
foam
blaze
be excited
be passionate
be aroused
be stirred up
be inflamed
resent
do a slow burn
bluster
anger
crack up
blow up
chomp at the bit
get hot under the collar
be all steamed up
champ at the bit
be at boiling point
wig out
go off the deep end
go up the wall
get steamed up
lose control
go berserk
be up in arms
raise the roof
hit the roof
get steamed up about
lose one's temper
blow a fuse
fly off the handle
spit feathers
get worked up
get hot
go ballistic
flare up
stew
be troubled
fuss
feel hurt
feel wounded
feel resentful
feel aggrieved
be upset
take offence
UK
feel upset
feel put out
worry oneself
take offense
US
feel annoyed
feel offended
feel indignant
more ❯
Verb
▲
(
of water or air
)
To cease to flow or move
stagnate
putrefy
stand
become stagnant
become stale
become trapped
stop flowing
become foul
Verb
▲
To agitate, or cause unrest or excitement in
ferment
provoke
instigate
incite
foment
excite
kindle
cause
raise
brew
arouse
abet
prompt
pick
rouse
generate
inflame
engender
enkindle
beget
agitate
effectuate
spawn
stir up
whip up
bring about
spark off
lead to
trigger off
bring on
give rise to
result in
touch off
encourage
produce
make
stimulate
inspire
promote
start
awaken
activate
distill
US
distil
UK
set off
breed
actuate
trigger
fan the flames of
set on
initiate
evoke
occasion
animate
elicit
fuel
induce
precipitate
ignite
begin
set
originate
foster
motivate
quicken
invoke
waken
set in motion
stoke up
draw forth
put in motion
call forth
sow the seeds of
invite
prepare by fermentation
stir
fire
spark
move
rally
pique
bestir
impassion
galvanize
US
exercise
create
prime
galvanise
UK
whet
suscitate
build up
contribute to
rev up
fire up
make for
spur
goad
urge
inspirit
summon
educe
resurrect
sting
juice
craze
psych
taunt
institute
fan
increase
launch
establish
set on foot
set afoot
call up
bring into being
conjure up
start up
cause to appear
summon up
set going
nurture
inaugurate
commence
found
work up
organize
US
fan the fire
root on
key up
drum up
organise
UK
set up
get under way
get in operation
lay the first stone of
set the ball rolling
put in place
get the ball rolling
kick-start
get something working
get off the ground
get going
start the ball rolling
get something functioning
lay the foundations of
kick off
drive
effect
bring
impel
prod
push
spur on
catalyze
US
catalyse
UK
influence
persuade
enliven
egg on
yield
sway
translate into
work
energize
US
press
affect
bring to pass
compel
energise
UK
electrify
wake
do
bring out
invigorate
US
draw on
prick
lead
incentivize
US
be the cause of
bring forth
enthuse
vivify
envigorate
UK
propel
exhilarate
incentivise
UK
make happen
incline
awake
revive
thrill
end in
light a fire under
advance
draw
pump up
challenge
introduce
intensify
nudge
develop
vitalize
tempt
entice
hatch
fire the imagination of
be at the bottom of
pep up
call into being
achieve
embolden
realize
US
turn on
needle
culminate in
steel
convince
kickoff
muster
be conducive to
enact
force
entail
instil
UK
get
render
realise
UK
bear
actualize
instill
US
accomplish
prevail upon
buoy
draw out
pressure
exhort
fire the enthusiasm of
dare
hearten
coax
buoy up
coerce
cultivate
uplift
impress
titillate
defy
touch
intoxicate
oblige
inveigle
finish in
commove
predispose
further
talk into
rile
involve
get someone going
gee up
strengthen
prevail on
throw down the gauntlet
secure
boost
fire with enthusiasm
wind up
contribute
necessitate
cajole
charge
procure
evince
extract
give incentive
stump
bring off
constrain
help
spell
dispose
fillip
cheer on
put up to
sic
convert
jolt
amount to
be instrumental in
terminate in
contrive
exalt
run
goose
conduce
conduce to
add up to
cause to occur
cause to happen
bring around
buck up
enforce
win over
liven up
empower
incentify
attain
attract
egg
carry off
manage
carry through
solicit
engineer
jumpstart
perform
manifest
push forward
reassure
fortify
add to
risk
irritate
innervate
mean
exacerbate
recall
refresh
propagate
pull off
drive on
court
hound
dragoon
heighten
have a hand in
remind
predetermine
woo
psych up
redound to
boost up
inform
conjure
bear up
have a part in
mobilize
US
issue
chirk up
make possible
charge up
multiply
play a part in
put a bomb under
bid
wake up
get to
strike
mobilise
UK
give incentive to
set astir
spirit up
feed the fire
wheedle
condition
elate
spook
cheer up
steamroll
play a role in
breathe life into
give someone a kick
bulldoze
be responsible for
juice up
jazz up
determine
call to mind
crank up
start off
bring on oneself
sweet-talk
amp up
beseech
roil
intrigue
enhance
reignite
rekindle
plant
implant
lodge
break the ice
break in
make up
irk
incense
hook
form
set in
grill
vex
ask
whip
progenerate
grab
sharpen
call
expedite
equal
imply
accelerate
open
gain
satisfy
add fuel
be a factor in
reproduce
work into lather
add fuel to the flames
motive
chivvy
proc
open the door for
sow
incarnate
forward
oil the wheels of
have the effect of
be partly responsible for
extort
shake
shake up
madden
make wild
act as an incentive to
imbue
infuse
cheer
result
heat up
agitate for
agitate against
build a fire under
fluster
upset
activize
ruffle
exact
put one in mind of
remind you of
brace
feed
applaud
carry out
conduct
get up
have as a consequence
have as a result
compass
be the origin of
derive
obtain
disturb
get things rolling
cook up
bring up
get smoking
burn up
implement
execute
act as a stimulus to
smooth-talk
endue
infect
beghast
fetch
spike
succeed
impose on
direct
orient
disinhibit
seek
conceive
support
sustain
carry
bring back
set alight
impact
advise
comfort
brighten
enhearten
build
jump-start
startle
cost
nourish
power
give impetus
give one an idea
switch on
stir embers
make waves
administer
pressurise
UK
pressurize
US
bias
give a shot in the arm
perpetrate
give a boost to
reenforce
assure
revitalize
US
revivify
restore
put life into
zip up
bring to mind
ginger up
give
fulfil
UK
innerve
complete
add fuel to fire
fix
bring round
make willing
impress on
consummate
gladden
perk up
issue a challenge to
try
prevail
call down
administrate
finalize
US
praise
console
suggest to
discharge
succeed in
fulfill
US
whomp up
arrange for
astonish
astound
amaze
captivate
stimulate spiritually
raise your spirits
raise the morale of
give shot in arm
give hope to
boost morale
prop up
lift the spirits of
give confidence to
give a shot in the arm to
bield
stiffen the resolve of
allure
whet one's appetite
finish
sool
hint to
give birth to
frenzy
harass
obligate
be likely to cause
be likely to lead to
entreat
lure
countenance
command
conclude
revitalise
UK
give someone a charge
take your breath away
dynamize
fire someone's imagination
jar
magnetize
US
give a buzz
magnetise
UK
squeeze
ask for
wreak
muscle
sandbag
worry
railroad
exert influence on
prod into
coax into
put someone up to something
suck in
wheedle into
sell one on
twist one's arm
soft-soap
draw in
cajole into
argue into
finalise
UK
turn the trick
turn out
put across
beg for
invite to debate
ask for trouble
start something
nag
kick
blackjack
call for
flirt with
leave the door open to
dog
work on
bully
call someone's bluff
more ❯
Verb
▲
To tarnish with something undesirable
poison
taint
spoil
contaminate
defile
pollute
stain
tarnish
befoul
dirty
foul
mar
sully
blemish
vitiate
blight
infect
adulterate
darken
touch
undermine
soil
debase
corrupt
besmirch
deprave
smirch
impair
pervert
debauch
damage
ruin
blacken
smear
profane
injure
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
tar
degrade
bastardize
US
bastardise
UK
harm
blot
radioactivate
desecrate
alloy
muddy
make impure
make filthy
muck up
mess up
warp
cloud
violate
demoralise
UK
brutalize
US
brutalise
UK
demoralize
US
litter
toxify
infest
afflict
begrime
discolor
US
destroy
spike
doctor
disfigure
overwhelm
flaw
maculate
trash
stigmatize
US
water down
crud up
disease
discolour
UK
deface
brand
discredit
besmear
splash
mutilate
spread to
scuzz up
spread among
grime
muck
distain
bemire
smudge
gaum
spatter
daub
mire
disgrace
shame
make foul
run through
scar
maim
hurt
demean
subvert
abase
spot
deform
cheapen
deteriorate
drag through the mud
cast a slur
stigmatise
UK
give a bad name
blot your copybook
mangle
make dirty
lessen
detract from
devalue
vulgarize
US
bestialize
vulgarise
UK
drag down
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cause persistent distress or anxiety
gnaw
distress
bother
trouble
aggravate
plague
torment
worry
harry
oppress
torture
beleague
annoy
irritate
harass
pester
nag
bedevil
tease
fret
rankle
niggle
haunt
burden
exercise
concern
hang over
rankle with
be bothered
cause anxiety
eat at
wear on
prey on your mind
be a weight on someone's mind
weigh heavily on someone's mind
gnaw away
gnaw away at
hassle
vex
badger
hound
disturb
beleaguer
give a hard time
bug
irk
persecute
ride
agitate
molest
stress
devil
pursue
drive up the wall
be on your back
give someone grief
drive round the bend
bait
upset
provoke
perturb
bully
heckle
chivvy
hector
mither
keep on at
breathe down someone's neck
drive round the twist
get in your hair
gall
chafe
get on your nerves
be a nuisance to
keep after
chivy
pressurize
US
pressurise
UK
go on at
be in someone's hair
put pressure on
bring pressure to bear on
lean on
exasperate
pain
eat
strain
try
perplex
intimidate
burn
attack
bullyrag
noodge
get to
stress out
give a bad time
rattle one's cage
work on
jerk around
rib
kid
mock
chaff
taunt
ridicule
deride
josh
rag
needle
joke
jive
razz
rally
satirize
US
roast
banter
twit
gibe
guy
fun
goad
quiz
chiack
haze
shuck
smoke
rot
sledge
importune
nudge
spoof
slam
dog
sound
snap
satirise
UK
laugh at
scoff at
jeer at
make fun of
poke fun at
make sport of
take the mickey
have on
send up
jibe at
pull someone's leg
make jokes about
put on
pull one's leg
flout at
poke borak at
swipe at
mess with
take the piss out of
be at
be sarcastic about
make a monkey of
put down
pick on
goof on
poke mullock at
flirt with
lead on
wind up
rag on
mess around
sling off at
more ❯
Noun
▲
An inflamed spot on the surface of the skin
pustule
boil
pimple
zit
papule
whelk
hickey
pock
blister
canker
ulcer
carbuncle
abscess
spot
wen
cyst
blemish
furuncle
swelling
blackhead
eruption
blain
plook
whitehead
excrescence
sore
gumboil
bleb
bump
acne
gathering
comedo
papula
tumour
UK
tumor
US
chilblain
ulceration
pockmark
scar
flaw
mark
hole
chancre
aphtha
open sore
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“Mrs. Poulter's ill-humor was at this time not a little increased by a painful
fester
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