Synonyms for LAKE
leɪklake

Princeton's WordNet

1. lakenoun

   a body of (usually fresh) water surrounded by land

2. lakenoun

   a purplish red pigment prepared from lac or cochineal

3. lakenoun

   any of numerous bright translucent organic pigments

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1. • Body Of Water
   • Pigment

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1. lakenoun

   Synonyms:
   pond, loch, mere, pool, LAGOON

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1. lakenoun

   Synonyms:
   pond, lagoon

   Associated words:
   lacustrine, lacustral

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1. List of paraphrases for "lake":

   lac, lakes, lacustrine, lago, iake, wu, lk, beheira, lacs, loch, lakeshore

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1. List of known nicknames for "Lake":

   Lake

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1. Michael Bennet:

   The American people deserve timely answers about the objects that were shot down over Lake Huron, Alaska, and Canada this weekend, we need to understand the nature of the threat to our national security. As a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, I expect to be briefed on these incidents early this week.

2. Scott Hagerstrom:

   You can't bring a motorboat on a lake, but you can bring a canoe. You can't go to a bunch of stores, but you can buy marijuana.

3. Sherry Rehman:

   Pakistan is living through one of the most serious climate catastrophes of the world, we are at this point ground zero of the front line of extreme weather events, which we have seen from early this year from an unrelenting cascade of heat waves, forest fires, flash floods, multiple glacier lake outburst events and now the monster monsoon of the decade.

4. Eric Anderson:

   We found that this long-term data set not only confirms that Lake Michigan deep waters are warming, but also shows that winter is vanishing from them.

5. Ken Farley:

   These rocks are likely to be mudstones, once mud at the bottom of the lake, and these are very important for our investigation because this is the kind of environment that we expect to be most habitable by organisms that might have existed on Mars billions of years ago, as well as having the capability to preserve bio signatures over the billions of years since.