Associations to the word «Wasting»
Noun
- Rot
- Urine
- Monomer
- Lesion
- Sediment
- Energy
- Stupidity
- Obesity
- Nutrition
- Creep
- Transporting
- Nausea
- Disorder
- Starvation
- Talent
- Stop
- Accused
- Uplift
- Chasing
- Metamorphosis
- Fatigue
- Famine
- Cough
- Liver
- Infection
- Intoxication
- Molotov
- Deer
- Bene
- Debris
- Salt
- Resource
- Chatter
- Emery
- Senor
- Puberty
- Vitality
- Incision
- Debtor
- Pneumonia
- Genetics
- Loss
- Folly
- Calf
- Mutation
- Shrinking
- Irritation
- Formality
- Butch
- Avalanche
- Slope
- Captor
- Aversion
- Fat
- Mule
- Nerve
- Weight
- Diabetes
Adjective
- Moderate
- Hopeless
- Unexplained
- Earthen
- Impaired
- Abdominal
- Pulmonary
- Afflicted
- Idle
- Deficient
- Facial
- Immune
- Weakening
- Waste
- Systemic
- Worth
- Nutrient
- Excess
- Away
- Dying
- Tedious
- Spinal
- Peripheral
- Diminishing
- Drooping
- Saline
- Persistent
- Meaningless
- Defective
- Nutritional
- Muttering
- Newborn
- Extravagant
- Nonsense
- Improper
- Cursed
- Cerebral
- Fatal
- Trying
Adverb
Wiktionary
WASTING, adjective. Causing a waste, particularly a wasting disease which causes pronounced loss of body mass.
WASTING, verb. Present participle of waste
WASTING, noun. Gradual deterioration or wasting away.
WASTING, noun. The act by which something is laid waste; destruction.
WASTING AWAY, verb. Present participle of waste away
WASTING DISEASE, noun. Generic description of a medical condition that causes pronounced loss of body mass.
WASTING PALSY, noun. (dated) progressive muscular atrophy
WASTING TIME, verb. Present participle of waste time
Dictionary definition
WASTING, noun. Any general reduction in vitality and strength of body and mind resulting from a debilitating chronic disease.
WASTING, noun. A decrease in size of an organ caused by disease or disuse.
Wise words
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to do, as well as talk, and to make our words and actions
all of a color.