• the world
• +
  the mind
• +
  society
• +
  [noun]
• +
  [adjective]
• +
  [adverb]
• +
  [verb (transitive)]
• +
  society and the community
• +
  [noun]
• +
  [adjective]
• +
  [adverb]
• +
  [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  [verb (transitive)]
• +
  kinship or relationship
• +
  study of society
• +
  customs, values, and civilization
• +
  social relations
• +
  social attitudes
• +
  social class
• +
  dissent
• -
  [noun]
• +
  state or instance of
• -
  division or lack of unity
• +
  a state or instance of
• +
  tendency to
• +
  disagreement in action
• +
  great dissension
• -
  prolonged or bitter
• -
  vengeful
• +
  specifically in Corsica or Italy
• +
  party to
• -
  causing dissension
• -
  one who
• +
  one who causes division or disunity
• -
  cause or subject of dissension
• +
  specifically a type of stone
• -
  [adjective]
• -
  strained (of relations)
• +
  irreconcilable (of dissension)
• +
  disunited
• -
  causing or desiring dissension
• +
  causing disunity
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  at variance
• +
  with disunity
• -
  be in dissension or at variance [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  become disunited
• +
  clash or come into conflict
• -
  cause dissension
• +
  cause a breach
• -
  become at variance with [verb (transitive)]
• -
  cause (dissension)
• +
  strain (relations)
• +
  set (people) at variance
• -
  destroy unity
• +
  specifically among members of a league
• +
  make a matter of contention
• -
  at variance [phrase]
• +
  forming subject of dissension
• -
  lack of peacefulness
• -
  [noun]
• +
  a disturbance caused by dissension
• +
  making trouble
• -
  persons full of strife
• +
  one who causes disturbance or trouble
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  of disposition
• +
  [adverb]
• +
  cause a disturbance [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  cause lack of peacefulness in [verb (transitive)]
• -
  contention or strife
• -
  [noun]
• +
  condition of
• -
  an act or instance of
• +
  a hostile encounter
• -
  one who
• +
  against whom one contends
• -
  place where contest is fought out
• +
  ground on which contest may be fought
• +
  worldly strife
• +
  (like) that of giants and gods
• -
  within a group
• +
  one who
• +
  for affections or custody
• +
  with no end in view
• -
  final
• +
  on grand scale
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  characterized by
• -
  contending
• +
  that is an agonist
• +
  meeting in hostile manner
• -
  that is the subject of contention
• +
  strongly contested
• +
  not contested
• +
  not contended with
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  in hostile encounter
• -
  contend [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  specifically spiritually
• +
  within a group
• +
  engage in hostile encounter
• +
  engage on behalf of or against something
• -
  carry on (a contest, fight, etc.) [verb (transitive)]
• +
  again
• -
  contend with
• +
  in a well-matched contest
• +
  contest (an object)
• +
  contend for (a cause, etc.)
• +
  have hostile encounter with
• +
  engage in contention with
• +
  involve in contention or strife
• -
  contending [phrase]
• +
  seeking a hostile encounter
• +
  with the means used by one's adversary
• +
  incitement to effort [interjection]
• -
  quarrel or quarrelling
• -
  [noun]
• +
  a quarrel
• +
  one who
• -
  quarrelsomeness
• +
  typical example of
• +
  quarrelsome person
• -
  petty quarrel
• +
  one who
• -
  noisy or angry quarrel
• +
  instance of
• -
  one who
• +
  female
• +
  drunken quarrel
• +
  quarrel awaiting settlement
• +
  quarrel in printed or spoken words
• +
  quarrel about words
• +
  quarrel based on personal antipathy
• +
  quarrel leading to legal action
• +
  family quarrel
• +
  quarrel between other specific people
• -
  picking quarrels
• +
  one who
• -
  provocation
• +
  one who
• -
  cause of quarrel
• +
  frivolous
• +
  one who causes quarrels
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  petty
• -
  noisy or angry
• +
  of the nature of
• -
  quarrelling
• +
  in petty manner
• +
  in loud or angry manner
• -
  quarrelsome
• +
  of a woman
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  noisily or angrily
• +
  quarrelsomely
• -
  quarrel [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  have something to quarrel about
• +
  in petty manner
• -
  in noisy or angry manner
• +
  to the end
• +
  in undignified manner
• -
  be quarrelsome
• +
  become quarrelsome
• -
  find occasion for quarrelling
• +
  give provocation
• -
  quarrel with [verb (transitive)]
• +
  engage in a quarrel with
• +
  pick a quarrel with
• +
  quarrel about
• +
  achieve by quarrelling
• +
  surpass in wrangling
• -
  fighting
• -
  [noun]
• +
  confused
• +
  without weapons
• +
  with the fists
• -
  at close quarters
• +
  grappling
• +
  haphazard or random
• +
  vigorous
• +
  between gangs
• +
  between specific animals
• +
  for something shared out
• +
  taking up fighting attitude
• -
  a fight
• +
  trivial
• +
  sudden
• +
  riotous
• +
  standing
• +
  in which anyone or everyone joins
• +
  at close grips
• +
  with hands or fists
• +
  sham, imaginary, or with shadows
• +
  street or gang-fight
• +
  between circus people and public
• +
  with bolsters or pillows
• +
  for something shared out
• +
  between students
• +
  tendency or inclination to fight
• -
  one who fights
• +
  with fists
• +
  to annihilation
• +
  in streets
• +
  for a share of something
• +
  remains of adversary
• +
  one fond of fighting
• +
  one who fights on another's behalf
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  with the fists
• +
  ready to fight
• +
  fond of fighting
• +
  tough in fight
• +
  not fought for
• +
  types of fight
• +
  [adverb]
• -
  fight [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  specifically of animals
• +
  take up fighting attitude
• +
  begin to fight
• +
  start or join a fight
• +
  come to blows
• +
  come to bloodshed
• +
  move to and fro in fighting
• +
  fight without serious injury
• +
  fight vigorously
• +
  keep adversary engaged
• +
  fight to the end
• +
  settle a matter by fighting
• +
  fight (as) with swords
• +
  fight with pillows
• -
  fight at close quarters
• +
  grapple
• +
  fight with fists
• +
  have a gang-fight
• +
  fight for something shared out
• -
  fight with [verb (transitive)]
• +
  take up fighting attitude to
• +
  fight one after another
• -
  fight at close quarters
• +
  grapple with
• +
  pull hair of
• +
  fight for (a share of something)
• +
  make (one's way) by fighting
• +
  cause or set to fight
• +
  change one's condition by fighting [verb (reflexive)]
• -
  [phrase]
• +
  so far as
• +
  in a mêlée
• +
  at close quarters
• +
  to the end or the death
• -
  competition or rivalry
• -
  [noun]
• +
  with ill will
• -
  fierce or ruthless
• +
  scene of
• +
  a competitive feat
• -
  a contest or competition
• -
  viewed in terms of equality of parties
• +
  equality in a contest
• +
  for a prize
• +
  informal
• +
  fierce or ruthless
• +
  easy
• +
  decisive
• +
  undecided
• +
  the matter in competition
• -
  competitor or rival
• +
  position of
• +
  a body of
• +
  female
• +
  the opposition in a contest
• +
  an equal in a contest
• -
  one who takes part in a competition
• +
  position or action of
• +
  female
• +
  specific types of competitor
• -
  list of competitors
• +
  a single entry
• +
  unit in assessing competitors
• -
  [adjective]
• -
  competing
• +
  with ill will
• +
  vied with
• +
  matched against each other
• +
  types of competition
• +
  type of competitor
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  manner of competition
• -
  compete or rival [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  for a prize
• +
  fiercely or ruthlessly
• +
  for advantage
• +
  enter a contest
• +
  be a leading competitor
• +
  be equal in a contest
• +
  leave a contest undecided
• -
  compete with [verb (transitive)]
• +
  with ill feeling
• +
  fiercely or ruthlessly
• +
  compete on equal terms with
• +
  press hard in competition
• +
  vie in achievements with
• +
  compete in respect of
• +
  match (one's strength or skill) against a rival
• +
  set in competition
• -
  compete for
• +
  again
• +
  enter a competition for
• +
  be equal with (a competitor)
• +
  leave (a contest) undecided
• -
  in competition or rivalry [phrase]
• +
  for a prize or gain
• +
  (not) among the leading competitors
• +
  equal as competitors
• +
  in competition with [preposition]
• -
  challenge or challenging
• -
  [noun]
• +
  specific to a contest
• +
  to do something
• +
  object carried as challenge
• -
  challenger
• +
  female
• +
  person(s) accepting challenge
• +
  [adjective]
• +
  [adverb]
• -
  challenge [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  accept a challenge
• +
  offer a strong challenge
• -
  challenge (a person) [verb (transitive)]
• +
  in return
• +
  to do something
• +
  invite emulous or hostile action
• -
  expressing challenge [phrase]
• +
  confidence in face of challenge
• +
  absence of dissension or peace
• -
  [noun]
• +
  amity or good terms
• +
  concord
• +
  peace in church precincts
• +
  peace of Christmas
• +
  disposition for peace
• +
  cessation from hostile proceedings
• -
  peaceable person
• +
  one who maintains peace
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  unable to be stirred up
• +
  not at variance
• +
  not quarrelled with
• +
  peaceable
• +
  amicable (of arrangements)
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  peaceably
• -
  be in concord [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  become united
• +
  cause to become united or in concord [verb (transitive)]
• +
  become united [verb (reflexive)]
• -
  at peace or not at variance [phrase]
• +
  with someone
• +
  bringing about concord or peace
• +
  [noun]
• +
  proposal which tends to
• +
  one who
• +
  settling contentious persons or districts
• +
  establishing harmonious relations
• -
  reconciliation
• +
  by mutual explanation of words or motives
• +
  quality of being easily reconciled
• +
  means of reconciliation
• -
  one who reconciles
• +
  female
• -
  appeasing, pacifying, or propitiating
• +
  again
• +
  state or quality of being conciliatory
• +
  means of
• +
  advocate of
• -
  one who appeases
• +
  female
• +
  settling quarrels or disputes
• -
  one who
• +
  female
• +
  as an arbitrator
• -
  mediation
• -
  mediator
• +
  position of
• +
  female
• -
  arbitration
• +
  advocate of
• -
  arbitrator
• +
  position of
• +
  female
• -
  agreement or settlement
• +
  practical or temporary
• +
  form of words
• -
  [adjective]
• -
  reconciling
• -
  reconciled
• +
  admitting of reconciliation
• +
  easily reconciled
• -
  appeasing or propitiatory
• +
  to all
• -
  appeased
• +
  capable of being
• +
  relating to or acting as mediator
• -
  relating to or involving arbitration
• +
  having power to arbitrate
• -
  settled by arbitration
• +
  not
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  in reconciliatory manner
• +
  in appeasing or propitiatory manner
• +
  as a mediator
• -
  become at peace with each other [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  be reconciled to or come to agreement with another
• -
  appease strife or discord
• +
  create semblance of concord
• +
  appease someone temporarily
• +
  mediate
• -
  arbitrate
• +
  submit to arbitration
• -
  bring to peace (strife or discord) [verb (transitive)]
• +
  restore (peace)
• -
  reconcile (people)
• +
  reconcile (a person) to another
• +
  win (a person) over or back to friendly relations
• +
  make one's peace with
• -
  appease or propitiate
• +
  again
• +
  make (things) amicable
• -
  mediate between
• +
  effect by mediation
• -
  settle (a dispute)
• +
  specifically of the contending parties
• +
  by mediation
• +
  end or settle dispute between
• +
  settle by arbitration
• -
  bring into concord [verb (reflexive)]
• +
  with or to a person's peace or favour
• +
  mediate
• +
  0
• +
  inhabiting and dwelling
• +
  armed hostility
• +
  authority
• +
  law
• +
  morality
• +
  education
• +
  faith
• +
  communication
• +
  computing and information technology
• +
  travel
• +
  farming
• +
  occupation and work
• +
  trade and finance
• +
  leisure

• -
  the universe
• -
  [noun]
• +
  specific
• -
  part of
• +
  state or condition of
• +
  animating principle
• +
  missing mass
• -
  origin
• +
  specific
• +
  development
• +
  contraction
• +
  heat-death
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  centred in
• +
  expanding
• +
  in scale
• +
  existing between worlds reciprocally
• -
  containing worlds
• +
  not
• -
  origin
• +
  specific
• +
  development
• +
  [adverb]
• -
  space
• -
  [noun]
• +
  plenitude
• +
  aerospace
• +
  Roche limit
• +
  gravitational lens
• -
  space-time
• +
  defect in structure of
• +
  inner space
• +
  ecosphere
• +
  beyond solar system
• +
  being originating from
• +
  description of features of
• -
  [adjective]
• -
  interplanetary
• +
  travel
• +
  beyond or above moon
• +
  interstellar
• +
  intergalactic
• +
  beyond heavens or stars
• +
  beyond the universe
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  beyond or above moon
• +
  intergalactically
• -
  celestial sphere
• -
  [noun]
• +
  parallel sphere
• +
  oblique sphere
• +
  right sphere
• +
  axis
• -
  pole
• +
  north pole
• +
  polar distance
• -
  zenith
• +
  as position
• +
  magnetic
• -
  opposite point
• +
  anti-sun
• +
  nadir
• -
  [adjective]
• -
  pole
• +
  around
• +
  subpolar
• +
  zenith
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  zenith
• -
  circle of celestial sphere
• -
  [noun]
• -
  great circle
• -
  hour circle
• -
  meridian
• +
  superior
• +
  inferior
• +
  declination circle
• -
  circle of position
• +
  colure
• +
  horizon
• -
  azimuth circle
• +
  zenith point
• +
  prime vertical
• +
  secondary circle
• +
  celestial equator
• -
  ecliptic
• +
  position in
• +
  division of
• -
  cardinal points
• +
  solstice
• +
  equinoctial point
• +
  precession of equinoxes
• +
  nonagesimal
• +
  length of ecliptic
• -
  lesser circle
• +
  parallel of altitude
• -
  polar circle
• +
  arctic circle
• +
  tropic
• +
  fact of not being concentric with sphere
• +
  astronomical triangle
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  meridian
• +
  horizon
• +
  azimuth circle
• +
  celestial equator
• -
  ecliptic
• +
  precession
• +
  nonagesimal
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  ecliptic
• -
  zone of celestial sphere
• -
  [noun]
• +
  in ancient cosmography
• -
  Zodiac
• +
  ascendant
• +
  descendant
• +
  of other bodies
• -
  house
• +
  beginning of
• -
  sign of zodiac
• +
  order of reckoning
• +
  as seat of planet
• +
  in opposition
• +
  other types
• +
  in combination
• +
  commencement
• -
  third of
• +
  ruler of
• +
  twelfth of
• +
  latter part of
• +
  native of
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  located in zone
• +
  zodiac
• +
  ascendant
• +
  house
• +
  degree
• +
  type of sign
• -
  [verb]
• +
  rule
• -
  [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  be in ascendant
• -
  particular signs
• -
  [noun]
• -
  Aries
• +
  person born under
• -
  Taurus
• +
  person born under
• -
  Gemini
• +
  person born under
• -
  Cancer
• +
  person born under
• -
  Leo
• +
  person born under
• -
  Virgo
• +
  person born under
• -
  Libra
• +
  person born under
• -
  Scorpio
• +
  with half of Libra
• +
  person born under
• -
  Sagittarius
• +
  person born under
• -
  Capricorn
• +
  person born under
• -
  Aquarius
• +
  person born under
• -
  Pisces
• +
  person born under
• +
  [adjective]
• -
  sphere of ancient astronomy
• -
  [noun]
• +
  with reference to sound produced by
• -
  of particular body
• +
  of sun or moon
• +
  being placed in
• +
  node
• +
  movement
• +
  homocentric
• -
  primum mobile
• +
  subordinate to
• +
  crystalline sphere
• +
  firmament
• +
  sphere [adjective]
• -
  sphere [verb (transitive)]
• -
  place in sphere
• +
  replace in proper sphere
• +
  remove from sphere
• -
  sky or heavens
• -
  [noun]
• +
  state of moving towards
• +
  upper atmosphere
• -
  unclouded
• +
  colour of
• +
  near dark horizon
• +
  dark sky near horizon
• +
  ambient sky
• +
  noon
• -
  region, zone
• -
  east
• +
  state of being in
• -
  west
• +
  state of being in
• +
  lower
• +
  middle
• +
  upper
• +
  error box or circle
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  resembling
• +
  colour
• +
  east
• +
  west
• +
  towards
• +
  covering entire sky
• +
  without
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  towards
• -
  heavenly body
• -
  [noun]
• +
  group
• +
  orb
• -
  disc
• -
  edge of
• +
  vertex of
• +
  mark on
• +
  metallicity of
• +
  zone of
• -
  area surrounding
• +
  magnetic lines
• +
  formation of
• -
  state of being visible
• +
  before sunrise
• +
  after sunset
• -
  eclipse
• +
  by sun
• +
  disappearance during
• +
  middle of
• +
  total
• +
  state of being eclipsed
• +
  action of
• +
  period or phase of
• +
  shadow
• +
  reappearance
• -
  gravitation
• +
  capture
• -
  [adjective]
• -
  group
• +
  permanent, not liable to disintegration
• +
  without disc
• +
  having, constituting, or forming a nucleus
• +
  free of atomic collisions
• +
  area surrounding
• +
  visibility
• -
  eclipse
• +
  not
• +
  by sun
• +
  gravitation
• -
  that causes lensing of light or radiation
• +
  affected by gravitational lens
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  gravitation
• -
  [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  form light
• +
  eclipse
• +
  gravitate
• -
  [verb (transitive)]
• +
  capture
• +
  eclipse
• -
  movement of heavenly bodies
• -
  [noun]
• +
  deviation
• +
  cycle of movement
• -
  movement in orbit
• -
  complete passage
• +
  completion of passage
• +
  time taken
• -
  orbit
• +
  centric
• -
  eccentric
• +
  parts of
• -
  diurnal circle
• +
  parts of
• +
  parts of orbit
• -
  rising
• +
  place of
• +
  course towards zenith
• +
  approach or cross meridian
• -
  reach meridian
• +
  place of
• +
  passage
• +
  moving north
• +
  reach eastern limit
• +
  reach western limit
• -
  set
• +
  quarter or direction
• -
  transit
• +
  first contact at
• +
  approach
• +
  acceleration
• +
  retardation
• +
  ablation when moving through atmosphere
• +
  scruple
• -
  [adjective]
• -
  deviation
• +
  causing
• -
  movement in orbit
• +
  eccentric
• +
  diurnal circle
• +
  parts of orbit
• -
  rising
• +
  towards zenith
• +
  reaching meridian
• +
  moving west
• -
  setting
• +
  at sunset
• +
  not
• +
  ablated
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  set
• -
  move [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  deviate
• +
  specific
• +
  appear fixed
• +
  move in an orbit
• -
  rise
• +
  towards zenith
• +
  reach meridian
• +
  travel west
• +
  set
• -
  move [verb (transitive)]
• +
  cause to deviate
• -
  rise
• +
  before
• +
  traverse
• +
  carry in orbit
• +
  cause ablation when moving through atmosphere
• -
  position of heavenly body
• -
  [noun]
• +
  from fixed point
• +
  longitude
• +
  latitude
• +
  altitude
• +
  depression
• +
  position angle
• +
  other
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  remote from fixed point
• +
  latitude
• +
  altitude
• -
  azimuth
• +
  in
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  altitude
• +
  azimuth
• -
  [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  decline
• -
  as influence on mankind
• -
  [noun]
• +
  celestial portent
• +
  type of
• -
  nature of
• +
  benign
• -
  malign
• +
  aspect or body
• -
  influence
• +
  superior
• +
  coincident
• +
  malign
• +
  sphere of
• -
  planet as
• +
  temporary
• +
  dominant
• -
  prevailing in horoscope
• +
  place of
• +
  fortunate
• +
  killing
• +
  malign
• +
  hour ruled by masculine planet
• +
  promittor
• +
  significator
• -
  situation of
• +
  dignity
• +
  house
• +
  term
• +
  joys
• +
  reception
• +
  weak influence
• -
  astral influence [adjective]
• +
  flowing of influential fluid from stars
• +
  subject to
• +
  benign
• +
  malign
• +
  fruitful
• -
  planet
• +
  androgynous
• +
  masculine
• +
  prevailing
• +
  dignity
• +
  house
• +
  peregrine
• +
  cadent
• +
  hindered or obstructed
• -
  astral influence [adverb]
• +
  prevailing
• -
  influence [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  joy
• +
  be in position of greatest influence
• +
  be hindered or weakened
• -
  influence [verb (transitive)]
• +
  receive
• -
  planet
• -
  [noun]
• +
  of older astronomy
• +
  habitable
• +
  stationary
• +
  protoplanet
• +
  small
• +
  condition of
• -
  planetary system
• +
  secondary
• +
  company
• -
  part of planet
• -
  material that falls or has fallen onto planet
• +
  (a) falling upon
• +
  polar flattening
• +
  polar wandering
• +
  transforming into planet similar to earth
• -
  [adjective]
• -
  part
• +
  material that falls or has fallen onto planet
• -
  resembling earth
• +
  transformed into
• +
  crescent-shaped
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  part
• -
  [verb (transitive)]
• +
  transform into planet resembling earth
• -
  planetary movement
• -
  [noun]
• +
  anomalistic year
• +
  resonance
• -
  phase
• +
  gibbous
• -
  orbit
• -
  older astronomy
• +
  orbit of centre
• -
  apsis
• +
  apogee
• +
  perigee
• +
  node
• +
  major axis
• +
  deflection
• +
  eccentricity
• +
  direct motion
• +
  retrograde motion
• +
  refrenation
• +
  other movements
• +
  station
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  wandering
• +
  gibbous
• +
  of orbits of planets and their moons
• +
  apsis
• +
  apogee
• +
  perigee
• +
  node
• +
  direct motion
• +
  retrograde
• +
  stationary
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  direct
• +
  retrograde
• -
  move [verb]
• +
  transit
• -
  move [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  retrograde
• -
  move [verb (transitive)]
• +
  cause to become retrograde
• -
  position of planet
• -
  [noun]
• -
  by distance
• +
  curtation
• +
  inclination
• +
  phase angle
• +
  void of course
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  anomaly
• +
  curtate
• -
  aspect
• -
  [noun]
• +
  at nativity
• +
  favourable
• +
  unfortunate
• +
  vigintile
• +
  decile
• +
  sextile
• +
  quintile
• +
  quadrature
• +
  trine
• +
  trioctile
• +
  biquintile
• +
  quincunx
• -
  conjunction
• +
  crisis
• +
  opposition
• +
  allineation
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  at nativity
• +
  unfortunate
• +
  inexact or no conjunction
• +
  sextile
• +
  quartile
• +
  quindecile
• +
  octile
• +
  quadrature
• +
  sesquiquintile
• +
  trine
• +
  sesquiquadrate
• -
  conjunction
• +
  crisis
• +
  opposition
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  platic
• +
  [verb]
• -
  [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  conjunction
• -
  [verb (transitive)]
• +
  quadrature
• +
  trine
• +
  conjunction
• -
  primary planet
• +
  [noun]
• -
  earth
• -
  [noun]
• +
  earliest form of
• +
  as centre of universe
• +
  antichthon
• +
  globe of older astronomy
• -
  movement of earth
• +
  variation in
• +
  position of earth
• +
  that which lies beneath
• +
  problems affecting
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  as centre
• +
  force
• +
  movement
• +
  position
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  on earth
• -
  superior planet
• -
  [noun]
• -
  Mars
• +
  canal
• -
  mare
• +
  ridge
• +
  solar day
• +
  tremor of surface of
• +
  position
• +
  person born under
• +
  inhabitant of
• -
  Jupiter
• +
  red spot
• +
  person born under
• +
  inhabitant of
• -
  Saturn
• -
  ring
• +
  material of
• +
  innermost
• -
  Uranus
• +
  inhabitant of
• +
  Neptune
• +
  Pluto
• -
  superior [adjective]
• -
  Mars
• +
  as centre
• +
  influence
• -
  Jupiter
• +
  as centre
• +
  influence
• -
  Saturn
• +
  as centre
• +
  influence
• -
  Uranus
• +
  as centre
• +
  Neptune
• -
  superior [adverb]
• +
  influence
• -
  inferior planet
• -
  [noun]
• +
  cusp
• +
  distorted appearance
• +
  Vulcan
• -
  Mercury
• -
  person born under
• +
  having qualities of
• -
  Venus
• +
  as morning star
• +
  as evening star
• +
  person born under
• +
  inhabitant of
• -
  inferior [adjective]
• -
  Mercury
• +
  influence
• +
  born under
• -
  Venus
• +
  cusped
• +
  movement or influence of
• -
  secondary planet, satellite
• -
  [noun]
• +
  position
• +
  small
• +
  artificial
• +
  time taken to perform orbit
• -
  satellite [adjective]
• +
  regular
• -
  movement
• +
  of orbit
• +
  artificial
• +
  geostationary
• -
  moon
• -
  [noun]
• +
  of a month
• +
  calendar
• +
  mean
• +
  visible side of
• -
  cusp
• +
  condition of having
• +
  digit
• -
  surface of
• +
  uplands
• +
  lowlands
• +
  areas with strong magnetic field
• -
  mare
• +
  ridge
• +
  ray
• +
  trench
• -
  crater
• +
  small
• +
  dust
• +
  tide
• +
  quake
• +
  man-in-the-moon
• +
  moon-dweller
• +
  one born under
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  produced by
• +
  as centre
• +
  towards
• +
  beneath
• -
  influenced by
• +
  of tides
• -
  cusped
• +
  not
• +
  inhabiting
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  towards
• -
  [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  fall off in influence
• -
  light of moon
• -
  [noun]
• +
  from earth
• +
  eclipse
• +
  rainbow
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  dim (of moon)
• +
  not lit up by moon
• -
  lunar orbit
• -
  [noun]
• +
  south of ecliptic
• -
  node
• +
  backward movement of
• +
  ascending
• +
  descending
• +
  lunistice
• +
  octant
• +
  quadrature
• +
  syzygy
• +
  scruple
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  octant
• -
  lunar month
• -
  [noun]
• +
  anomalistic
• -
  fourth part of
• +
  beginning
• -
  [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  begin
• -
  phase
• -
  [noun]
• +
  passage between
• -
  new moon
• +
  first appearance of
• -
  crescent moon
• +
  figure of
• +
  becoming
• +
  waxing
• +
  half moon
• -
  full moon
• +
  time of
• +
  harvest moon
• +
  hunter's moon
• -
  waning moon
• +
  action of
• +
  gibbousness
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  new
• +
  crescent
• +
  waxing
• +
  half-illuminated
• -
  full
• +
  not
• +
  waning
• +
  gibbous
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  full
• -
  pass through phase [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  first
• +
  wax
• +
  become full
• +
  wane
• -
  pass through phase [verb (transitive)]
• +
  cause to wane
• -
  [phrase]
• +
  waxing
• -
  movement of moon
• -
  [noun]
• +
  rise
• +
  libration
• +
  position
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  libration
• -
  [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  set
• -
  satellite of Jupiter
• -
  [noun]
• +
  specific
• +
  position of
• -
  satellite of Saturn
• -
  [noun]
• +
  specific
• +
  position of
• -
  satellite of Uranus
• -
  [noun]
• +
  of Uranus: position
• -
  minor planet or asteroid
• -
  [noun]
• +
  specific
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  spec
• -
  miniature planet
• +
  [noun]
• +
  [adjective]
• -
  star
• -
  [noun]
• +
  quality of
• +
  creation of
• +
  specific time
• +
  fixed star
• -
  nebulous star
• +
  light around
• +
  paranetellon
• +
  as centre of system
• +
  as soul of dead
• +
  disc around
• +
  list of
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  full of
• +
  determined by
• +
  relative to
• +
  stellified
• +
  having a tail
• +
  [adverb]
• -
  [verb (transitive)]
• +
  set with
• +
  stellify
• -
  star-matter
• -
  [noun]
• +
  fire in body of
• +
  stellar process
• +
  radiation
• +
  (supposed) image of star
• +
  space density
• -
  brightness
• +
  increase in
• +
  scintillation
• -
  magnitude
• +
  colour index
• +
  spectrum
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  process
• +
  magnitude
• +
  red shift
• -
  [verb (transitive)]
• +
  red shift
• -
  stellar motion
• -
  [noun]
• +
  velocity
• +
  highest point
• +
  disappearance in sun's rays
• +
  passage
• +
  meeting
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  relative to other stars
• +
  fixed
• -
  rising or setting
• +
  before sunrise
• +
  periodically
• +
  never setting
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  rising or setting
• +
  rotate [verb]
• -
  ascension
• -
  [noun]
• +
  right ascension
• +
  oblique ascension
• -
  kind of star
• -
  small star
• -
  [noun]
• +
  subdwarf
• -
  dwarf
• +
  class of
• +
  red
• +
  Altair
• +
  Fomalhaut
• +
  Regulus
• +
  Sirius
• +
  Spica
• +
  Vega
• +
  neutron star
• +
  hypothetical, orbiting the sun
• +
  white dwarf
• +
  black dwarf
• -
  small [adjective]
• +
  Sirius
• -
  subgiant
• -
  [noun]
• +
  Procyon
• -
  giant
• -
  [noun]
• +
  red
• +
  Arcturus
• +
  Capella
• +
  Pollux
• -
  supergiant
• +
  Betelgeuse
• +
  Canopus
• +
  Deneb
• +
  Pole star
• +
  Rigel
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  supergiant
• -
  by light
• -
  [noun]
• +
  dim star
• +
  scintillating star
• -
  variable
• +
  Cepheid
• +
  flare
• -
  nova
• +
  remnant
• +
  temporary
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  dim
• +
  variable
• +
  Cepheid
• -
  nova
• +
  remnant
• -
  by spectrum
• +
  [noun]
• +
  spectrum [adjective]
• -
  by position
• -
  [noun]
• +
  circumpolar
• +
  Milky Way
• +
  unconstellated
• +
  brightest in group
• +
  companion
• +
  second in constellation
• +
  treble star
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  arranged according to zones
• +
  unconstellated
• -
  stars that show the way
• -
  [noun]
• +
  navigation aid
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  navigation aid
• -
  protostar
• +
  [noun]
• +
  [adjective]
• -
  black hole
• -
  [noun]
• -
  boundary of
• -
  radius of
• +
  singularity of
• +
  surrounding region from which energy can escape
• +
  mechanism whereby energy can escape
• -
  white hole
• +
  [noun]
• -
  quasar
• -
  [noun]
• +
  spinar
• +
  [adjective]
• -
  sun
• -
  [noun]
• +
  with reference to brightness or clearness
• +
  at specific time or position
• +
  proto-sun
• +
  sun and moon
• +
  solar system
• -
  chariot of
• +
  wheels of
• -
  disc, face
• +
  cusp
• +
  digit
• +
  centre
• -
  photosphere
• -
  granule
• +
  supergranule
• +
  reversing layer
• -
  chromosphere
• +
  spicule
• +
  corona
• +
  theory of having or taking the sun as centre
• +
  quality of having or taking the sun as centre
• +
  one born under
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  resembling
• +
  representing
• +
  produced by
• -
  influenced by
• +
  of time
• +
  operating by
• +
  impregnated by
• +
  referred to as centre
• +
  having or taking as centre
• +
  circumsolar
• +
  subsolar
• +
  following
• +
  direction
• +
  proto-solar
• +
  sun and moon
• +
  solar system
• +
  beneath solar surface
• +
  covered with film
• -
  photosphere
• +
  supergranule
• +
  chromosphere
• +
  corona
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  as viewed from centre of
• +
  towards
• +
  away from
• -
  [verb (transitive)]
• +
  affect
• -
  solar activity
• -
  [noun]
• -
  mark on sun
• -
  sunspot
• +
  light part of
• +
  dark part of
• +
  recurrence of
• +
  in corona
• +
  specific period of low activity
• +
  solar flare
• +
  solar prominence
• +
  sun-quake
• -
  solar radiation
• +
  inactivity
• -
  [adjective]
• -
  facula
• +
  sunspot
• +
  prominence
• +
  radiation
• -
  sunlight
• -
  [noun]
• +
  solar spectrum
• +
  reflected image of sun
• -
  eclipse
• +
  aureole
• +
  umbra
• +
  penumbra
• +
  limb-darkening
• -
  solar movement
• -
  [noun]
• -
  solstice
• +
  summer
• +
  winter
• +
  ingress
• +
  rise
• +
  setting
• -
  [adjective]
• -
  solstice
• +
  observing
• +
  occurring at the time of
• +
  summer
• +
  setting
• -
  having set
• +
  not
• +
  colour of sun at dawn or sunset
• +
  moving towards the north
• +
  moving towards the south
• -
  movement [adverb]
• +
  towards the solstices
• -
  move [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  stand still at solstice
• +
  rise
• +
  set
• +
  move towards south-west
• -
  position
• -
  [noun]
• +
  hour
• +
  at noon
• -
  apex
• +
  point opposite
• +
  [adjective]
• -
  constellation
• +
  [noun]
• +
  [adjective]
• -
  zodiacal constellation
• -
  [noun]
• -
  Aries
• +
  horn of
• -
  Taurus
• +
  horn of
• +
  Gemini
• -
  Cancer
• +
  part of
• -
  Leo
• +
  part of
• -
  Virgo
• +
  part of
• -
  Libra
• +
  part of
• +
  Scorpio
• -
  Sagittarius
• +
  part of
• +
  Capricorn
• -
  Aquarius
• +
  part of
• -
  Pisces
• +
  part of
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  Cancer
• +
  Leo
• -
  Northern constellations
• -
  [noun]
• +
  Andromeda
• +
  Aquila
• -
  Auriga
• +
  part of
• +
  Boötes
• +
  Camelopard
• +
  Canes Venutici
• +
  Cassiopeia
• +
  Coma Bereniceae
• +
  Corona Borealis
• +
  Cygnus
• +
  Delphinus
• +
  Draco
• +
  Hercules
• +
  Leo Minor
• +
  Lynx
• +
  Lyra
• +
  Ophiucus
• +
  Pegasus
• -
  Perseus
• +
  part of
• +
  Sagitta
• +
  Scutum
• +
  Serpens
• +
  Triangulum
• -
  Ursa Major
• +
  Charles's Wain
• +
  pointers
• -
  Ursa Minor
• +
  Lesser Wain
• +
  guardian(s)
• +
  both Bears
• +
  Vulpecula
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  Cassiopeia
• -
  Southern constellations
• -
  [noun]
• +
  Ara
• +
  Argo
• +
  Bird of Paradise
• +
  Canis Major
• +
  Canis Minor
• +
  Centaurus
• +
  Cetus
• +
  Chameleon
• +
  Circinus
• +
  Columba
• +
  Corona Australis
• +
  Corvus
• +
  Crater
• -
  Crux Australis
• +
  stars of
• +
  part of
• +
  Dorado
• +
  Eridanus or Flavius
• +
  Grus
• +
  Horologium
• +
  Hydra
• +
  Hydrus
• +
  Indus
• +
  Lepus
• +
  Lupus
• +
  Monoceros
• +
  Norma
• -
  Orion
• +
  Orion's sword
• +
  Orion's belt
• +
  Pavo
• +
  Phoenix
• +
  Pictor
• +
  Pisces Australes
• +
  Pyxis
• +
  Reticulum
• +
  Robur Carolinum
• +
  Sceptrum
• +
  Sculptor
• +
  Sextans
• +
  Triangulum Australe
• +
  Toucan
• +
  Volans
• -
  binary star or system
• -
  [noun]
• +
  eclipsing
• +
  spectroscopic
• -
  multiple star
• +
  [noun]
• -
  star-cluster
• -
  [noun]
• +
  clustering
• +
  globular
• -
  nebula
• +
  state of being
• +
  local
• +
  Pleiades
• +
  Hyades
• +
  Praesepe
• +
  population
• -
  [adjective]
• -
  nebula
• +
  consisting of
• +
  type of
• +
  not
• -
  galaxy
• -
  [noun]
• +
  nucleus
• +
  jet
• +
  protogalaxy
• +
  Maffei galaxies
• +
  Seyfert galaxy
• -
  spiral galaxy
• +
  arm of
• +
  lenticular galaxy
• +
  magellanic cloud(s)
• +
  Milky Way
• -
  cluster of galaxies
• +
  forming
• +
  local
• +
  Abell's
• +
  missing mass
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  protogalaxy
• +
  Maffei
• +
  Seyfert
• +
  Milky Way
• +
  cluster
• -
  comet or meteor
• +
  [noun]
• -
  comet
• -
  [noun]
• +
  group of
• -
  head
• +
  nucleus
• +
  coma
• +
  sector
• +
  tail
• +
  empty or open space
• +
  year in which notable comet has appeared
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  resembling
• +
  relating to coma
• +
  hairy
• +
  having tail
• +
  moving east to west
• -
  [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  tail
• -
  meteor
• -
  [noun]
• -
  shower
• +
  focal point of
• +
  specific
• +
  trail
• +
  movement
• +
  fireball
• +
  small
• +
  isolated
• -
  meteoroid
• +
  system
• +
  micro
• -
  meteorite
• +
  aerolite
• +
  siderolite
• -
  aerosiderite
• +
  fall
• +
  chondrite
• -
  achondrite
• +
  types of
• +
  micro
• -
  tektite
• +
  types of
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  specific shower
• -
  having a train
• +
  not
• -
  meteoroid
• +
  micro
• -
  meteorite
• +
  aerolite
• +
  siderolite
• +
  aerosiderite
• +
  chondrite
• +
  achondrite
• +
  micro
• -
  [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  move
• -
  nebula
• -
  [noun]
• +
  nucleus
• +
  luminous wisp
• -
  dark nebula
• +
  coal-sack
• +
  nebula which shines with own light
• +
  planetary nebula
• +
  state
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  consisting of
• +
  that forms a nucleus
• +
  not
• -
  other non-stellar objects
• -
  [noun]
• +
  in Messier's catalogue
• -
  diffused matter
• -
  [noun]
• +
  astroplankton
• +
  cosmic dust
• +
  vortex matter
• +
  ether
• +
  mysterium
• -
  dark matter
• +
  types of
• +
  magnetoid
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  ether
• -
  luminous appearance
• -
  [noun]
• +
  anthelion
• +
  aureole
• -
  aurora
• +
  isochasm
• +
  aurora borealis
• +
  aurora australis
• +
  chasm
• +
  corona
• +
  gegenschein
• +
  mock-moon
• +
  mock-sun
• +
  solar pillar
• +
  zodiacal light
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  aureole
• -
  aurora
• +
  borealis
• +
  of less luminosity than normal
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  aurora borealis
• -
  [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  spread out like an aureole
• -
  [verb (transitive)]
• +
  aureole
• -
  radio source
• -
  [noun]
• +
  X-ray burster
• +
  blue shift
• +
  [adjective]
• -
  [verb (transitive)]
• +
  blue shift
• -
  cosmology
• -
  [noun]
• +
  person
• -
  cosmography
• +
  person
• +
  cosmometry
• +
  cosmogony
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  cosmography
• +
  cosmogony
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  cosmography
• -
  astronomy
• -
  [noun]
• +
  person
• -
  star-gazing
• +
  person
• -
  archaeoastronomy
• +
  person
• -
  radio astronomy
• +
  person
• +
  method
• +
  unit used in
• -
  X-ray astronomy
• +
  person
• +
  rocket astronomy
• -
  astrophysics
• +
  person
• +
  celestial mechanics
• +
  cosmochemistry
• +
  uranometry
• -
  astro-meteorology
• +
  person
• +
  astrophotography
• +
  cyanometry
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  star-gazing
• +
  archaeoastronomy
• +
  radio
• +
  astrophysics
• +
  astro-chronological
• +
  cosmochemistry
• +
  uranometrical
• +
  astro-meteorology
• +
  astrophotography
• +
  cyanometry
• +
  not skilled or knowledgeable in
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  cosmochemistry
• -
  [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  star-gaze
• -
  planetology
• -
  [noun]
• +
  person
• -
  Mars
• +
  person
• -
  moon
• +
  person
• +
  moon-walk
• -
  [adjective]
• -
  Jupiter
• +
  with reference to the surface of Jupiter
• +
  with reference to the centre of Jupiter
• +
  moon
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  moon
• -
  xenology
• -
  [noun]
• +
  person
• +
  space physics
• -
  xenobiology
• +
  person
• +
  Nasa projects
• -
  stars
• -
  [noun]
• +
  person
• +
  nucleochronology
• -
  sun
• +
  photography
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  nucleochronology
• -
  sun
• +
  photography
• -
  comet
• -
  [noun]
• +
  person
• -
  meteor
• -
  [noun]
• +
  person
• +
  [adjective]
• -
  science of observation
• -
  [noun]
• +
  practice
• -
  correction
• +
  dereddening
• +
  sweep
• -
  taking of altitudes
• +
  person
• +
  result
• +
  apparent depression of horizon
• +
  photopolarimetry
• +
  photoclinometry
• +
  remote sensing
• +
  finding position of stars
• +
  dialling
• -
  observation [adjective]
• +
  dereddening
• +
  photoclinometry
• +
  remote sensing
• -
  observe [verb (intransitive)]
• +
  sweep
• -
  take altitude
• +
  shoot the sun
• +
  ascertain latitude or longitude
• -
  observe [verb (transitive)]
• -
  correct
• +
  deredden
• +
  take altitude
• +
  record
• -
  astronomical calculation
• -
  [noun]
• +
  stars
• +
  part
• +
  unit
• -
  astronomical tables
• +
  person
• +
  years covered in
• +
  correction
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  calculation
• +
  tables
• -
  theory
• -
  [noun]
• +
  person who holds
• -
  system of astronomy
• -
  specific
• +
  person who holds
• -
  lunar theory
• +
  person who holds
• +
  principle constraining
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  specific
• +
  be explanatory [verb (transitive)]
• -
  astronomical laws
• -
  [noun]
• +
  planets
• +
  stars
• +
  sun
• +
  galaxies
• -
  treatise or description
• -
  [noun]
• +
  of heavens
• +
  of planets
• +
  of moon
• +
  of meteors
• +
  specific
• +
  record
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  catalogue of galaxy clusters
• -
  astronomical instruments
• -
  [noun]
• -
  angle-measuring
• +
  ancient
• -
  astrolabe
• +
  mater
• +
  rete
• +
  centre
• +
  label
• +
  zenithfer
• +
  planisphere
• +
  astronomer's ring
• +
  cosmolabe
• +
  meteoroscope
• +
  other
• +
  parts of
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  astrolabe
• -
  measuring altitude
• -
  [noun]
• -
  cross-staff
• +
  limb of
• +
  gnomon
• +
  mural arch
• +
  at night
• +
  plough
• -
  quadrant or sextant
• -
  quadrant
• +
  types of
• +
  sextant
• +
  part of quadrant or sextant
• +
  artificial horizon
• +
  and azimuth
• -
  zenith distance
• +
  [noun]
• -
  transit instrument
• -
  [noun]
• +
  part
• +
  deviation of
• -
  tracking station
• +
  [noun]
• -
  rising and setting
• +
  [noun]
• -
  distance between bodies
• +
  [noun]
• +
  [adjective]
• +
  [adverb]
• -
  sun and moon
• -
  [noun]
• +
  moon
• -
  used in dialling
• -
  [noun]
• +
  orthographical projection
• +
  angle
• +
  [adjective]
• +
  [verb (intransitive)]
• -
  observational instruments
• -
  [noun]
• +
  coelostat
• -
  telescope
• +
  person
• -
  part of
• -
  micrometer
• +
  types of
• +
  telescopic image of star
• -
  moon
• +
  photograph
• -
  stars
• +
  trace on photographic plate during exposure
• -
  sun
• +
  photograph
• +
  sky
• +
  rays
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  telescope
• +
  stars
• +
  sun
• -
  for detecting or recording radio waves
• -
  [noun]
• +
  system of
• -
  representational device
• -
  [noun]
• -
  globe, sphere
• +
  person
• +
  adjustment of
• +
  part of
• +
  representation of planets
• -
  map of heavens
• +
  stars
• +
  sun
• +
  zodiac
• -
  mechanical
• +
  orrery
• +
  sun
• +
  planetarium
• -
  observatory
• -
  one who is in charge of
• +
  office or position of
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  observatory
• -
  [verb (transitive)]
• +
  adjust
• -
  astrology
• -
  [noun]
• -
  astrologer
• +
  one who is addicted or devoted to astrology
• -
  one who consults
• +
  thing or person inquired about
• -
  calculation
• -
  basis of
• +
  condition of being
• +
  equation
• -
  sign or device
• -
  fashioned under particular constellation
• +
  construction of
• +
  instrument
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  radical
• +
  inquired about
• -
  sign or device
• +
  fashioned under particular constellation
• +
  subject to or influenced by
• +
  [adverb]
• -
  [verb]
• +
  calculate
• -
  [verb (transitive)]
• +
  domify
• +
  construct under particular constellation
• -
  natural astrology
• +
  [noun]
• -
  judicial astrology
• -
  [noun]
• +
  person
• -
  science of nativity
• +
  person
• -
  horary astrology
• +
  question
• +
  fortune foretold or character divined by
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  genethlialogy
• +
  theological
• -
  [verb (transitive)]
• +
  tell fortune
• -
  horoscope
• -
  [noun]
• +
  casting of
• +
  house
• +
  succeeding houses
• -
  nativity
• -
  casting of
• +
  adjustment
• +
  computation
• +
  genius
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  casting
• +
  nativity
• -
  [adverb]
• +
  nativity
• -
  [verb]
• +
  nativity
• +
  adjust
• -
  judgement
• -
  [noun]
• +
  choice
• +
  prognostication
• -
  [adjective]
• +
  election
• -
  treatise
• +[noun]