Word associations are bile vile tile rile file pile mile dilemma

wile

English /waɪl/ United States /waɪl/ Global (United States)

vt. Deception, seduction; pastime

n. Trickery, conspiracy

I am tricked by the salesman's wile into buying worthless goods.

I fell for the salesman and bought something worthless.

Or just call it a fun and productive way to wile away an afternoon.

Or just a fun and efficient way to spend an afternoon.

silent

English /ˈsaɪlənt/ United States /ˈsaɪlənt/ Global (UK)

adj. Silent; silent; unrecorded

n. Silent films

Such

English /vaɪl/ United States /vaɪl/ Worldwide (UK)

adj. Despicable; evil; incorruptible; dirty

The weather was consistently vile.

The weather has been bad.

A vile smell assailed my nostrils.

A foul smell is very pungent.

He was in a vile mood.

He was in a terrible mood.

There was a vile smell coming from the room.

A disgusting smell came from the room.

tile

English /taɪl/ United States /taɪl/ Global (United States)

n. Tiles ( for wall or floor paving ; tiles ( roofed ) tiles , tiles ; (one card ) (in scrabble, mahjong, etc.) ( chessboard ) pieces ; (counting) tiles

v. Tile laying, brick laying; (computer) tiled (window)

even

English /baɪl/ United States /baɪl/ Global (United States)

n. Bile; anger

He aims his bile at religion, drugs, and politics.

He directed his anger at religion, drugs and politics.

The critic's review of the play was just a paragraph of bile.

The critic's comments on the play were nothing more than venting anger.

The objective is to study the applical value on medical OB glue preventing bile leadage during laparoscopic cholecystectomy.

The objective was to explore the application value of medical OB gum in the prevention of cholebladder fistula in televised laparoscopic cholecystectomy

countries

English /raɪl/ United States /raɪl/ Worldwide (Uk Kingdom)

vt. Irritated; agitated; provoked

Nothing ever seemed to rile him.

It was as if nothing had ever bothered him.

Cancellations and late departures rarely rile him.

He rarely gets angry about flight cancellations or delays.

"Don’t rile me, " he says.

"Don't bother me." he said.

mile

English /maɪl/ United States /maɪl/ Global (United States)

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n. Miles; One Mile Race; Larger Distances

pile

English /paɪl/ United States /paɪl/ Worldwide (United States)

n. Piles;

vt. Cumulative; piling in

vi. Squeeze; pile; accumulate

file

English /faɪl/ United States /faɪl/ Global (United States)

n. Files; archives; folders; files

vt. Propose; file; ponder; put... pigeonhole

vi. March in line; file with a file

dilemma

English /dɪˈlemə; daɪˈlemə/ Beauty /dɪˈlemə; daɪˈlemə/ Global (UK)

n. (dilemma) dilemma, dilemma; dilemma reasoning, two-knife theory