primes [prahym]
Main Entry:
prime [prahym]
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: best part of existence
Synonyms: best, best days, bloom, choice, cream*, elite, fat*, flower*, flowering, height, heyday, maturity, peak, perfection, pink*, prize, spring, springtime, top, verdure, vitality, zenith
Antonyms: downfall
Main Entry: prime
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: get ready; prepare
Synonyms: break in, brief, clue*, coach, cram, excite, fill in, fit, galvanize, groom, inform, innervate, make ready, motivate, move, notify, prep, provoke, rehearse, stimulate, tell, train
Antonyms: forget, neglect
Main Entry: arm
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: equip with weapon or power
Synonyms: accouter, appoint, array, deck, equalize, fortify, furnish, gear, gird, guard, heel up, heel, issue, load, load up, lug iron, make ready, mobilize, outfit, pack, pack a rod, prepare, prime, protect, provide, rig, rod up, strengthen, supply, tote
Antonyms: disarm
Main Entry: best
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: most outstanding thing in class
Synonyms: choice, cream, cream of the crop, elite, fat, favorite, finest, first, flower, gem, model, nonpareil, paragon, pick, prime, prize, select, top
Antonyms: worst
Main Entry: brief
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: inform of facts
Synonyms: abridge, advise, apprise, edify, enlighten, epitomize, explain, fill in, give rundown, give the lowdown, inform, initiate, instruct, let in on, orient, prepare, prime, recapitulate, show the lay of the land, show the ropes, summarize, tip off, update
Antonyms: hide, secret
Main Entry: cream
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: the best
Synonyms: choice, crème de la crème, elite, fat, favorite, finest, flower, pick, pride, prime*, prize, skim, top
Antonyms: worst
Main Entry: day
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: era
Synonyms: age, ascendancy, cycle, epoch, generation, height, heyday, period, prime, term, time, years, zenith
Main Entry: elite
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: high-class persons
Synonyms: aristocracy, beautiful people, best, blue blood, carriage trade, celebrity, choice, country club set, cream, crowd, crème de la crème, elect, establishment, fast lane, fat*, flower, gentility, gentry, glitterati, high society, in-crowd, jet-set, main line, nobility, old money, optimacy, pride, prime, prize, quality, select, society, top, upper class, upper crust
Antonyms: commonality, low-life, lower class, ordinary
Main Entry: energize
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: activate; give more life
Synonyms: actify, activize, animate, arm, build up, electrify, empower, enable, enliven, excite, fortify, goose, innervate, inspirit, invigorate, jazz up, juice up, liven up, motivate, pep up, prime, pump up, put zip into, quicken, reinforce, start up, stimulate, strengthen, sustain, switch on, trigger, turn on, vitalize, work up, zap
Notes: energize means to cause to be alert or to invigorate while enervate means to weaken mentally or morally
Antonyms: deactivate, debilitate, sap, tire, weaken, weary
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