Describing Wordsfor Street

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Here are some adjectives for street: wide and quiet, foul, noisy, narrow main, broad and fiery, hot main, nameless main, dirty main, dusty, fume-filled, bucolic main, broad and bygone, suburban socal, ganglingly tall, bleak dirty, drab inglorious, solitary narrow, bottomless, muddy, irregular, main, narrowest and most impassable, quaint wide, shady, sumptuous, traditinal, dusty main, broad, decayed, nondescript residential, elegant retail, strict main, noisy, torch-lit, snow-covered muddy, dreary main, longest and main. You can get the definitions of these street adjectives by clicking on them. You might also like some words related to street (and find more here).

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Words to Describe street

Below is a list of describing words for street. You can sort the descriptive words by uniqueness or commonness using the button above. Sorry if there's a few unusual suggestions! The algorithm isn't perfect, but it does a pretty good job for most common nouns. Here's the list of words that can be used to describe street:

wide and quiet foul, noisy narrow main broad and fiery hot main nameless main dirty main dusty, fume-filled bucolic main broad and bygone suburban socal ganglingly tall bleak dirty drab inglorious solitary narrow bottomless, muddy irregular, main narrowest and most impassable quaint wide shady, sumptuous traditinal dusty main broad, decayed nondescript residential elegant retail strict main noisy, torch-lit snow-covered muddy dreary main longest and main broad principal
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busy, sunny long principal hotel--seemingly endless tortuous, mournful steep main little main exclusive open narrow back-alley cheesy main empty unpaved svelte and perfumed always garish always garish and brilliant handsomer, wider leafy suburban quiet main aware and possibly dangerous showily clean unnaturally quiet and empty anxiously polite single unpaved unrelentingly lifeless dark, crabbed muddy main dreadfully genteel muddy single red-brick main crooked main minor dead-end shady, sleepy foul and rutted tree-shaded main treeless empty one-sided, main blank indifferent irregular main dusty, squalid seemingly unattractive wonderfully paved untidy and crooked long, poverty-stricken steep empty vulgar, narrow quaint main silent, wide empty solitary crooked, break-neck noisy endless bleak and flimsy dreary, hostile immensely important and necessary drowsy main hazy, dusky tall busy new forty-second narrow and very grimy single two-mile long main rutted main grassy main dirtiest and most ragged short main broad main quiet residential respectable principal peculiarly empty furrowed main infinite main smoggy little unfinished, unnamed quiet resounding past forty-second lowly black quiet and well-to-do dirty, nameless pleasant small-town commonplace main long and principal white paved bitter unfamiliar muddy snowy steep italian sun-bleached residential sturdy professional tree-lined main muddy and moderately busy gray teutonic residencial busy residencial uninteresting main tumbledown main silent, new dead, inscrutable irregular wide present twenty-first short and rather narrow irregular, unpaved shady main usual main now silent and vacant wide and fashionable treeless main crooked and empty nominally chinese dusky, quiet central, principal broad disheartening old-fashioned main muddy, busy broad, radial dirty unpaved black main well-made broad wide, medieval warm, tree-lined clean unpretentious picturesque long one--stately canal murky and muddy uphill little decently sordid opposite second narrow dilapidated house--only next muddy rutted wide suburban quiet, narrow familiar main wide, main black, dilapidated garish, raucous tiny main narrow quiet dirty and busy decently paved rugged and flinty silent, vacant wide main forty-second narrow, quiet empty, sunny dark and subterranean empty main narrow one-way quiet, tree-lined quiet narrow paved main aimless main shoddy suburban also new and neat less residential dangerous, foul broad secondary suburban main empty invisible sleepy, hot fairly narrow and unimportant other higher-priced narrow tree-lined new one-sided dingy but respectable grubby, muddy new circumferential neat main silent, wet faintly misty quiet but handsome sad, grubby loud or just bad sleepy main empty and unnaturally silent rainy urban perfectly smooth and featureless half-forgotten dead-end narrow raucous again quiet and empty predawn narrow tenebrous windy newest east-west instantly disposable unnamed main neat, shady dusty, monochromatic pitifully skinny wet suburban militarily adroit next fair-sized grimy, unpaved broad, characterless grey suburban bizarrely empty empty and utterly quiet deficient main sleepy, shady vacant main busy twenty-first dark, frosty more residen­tial good forty-second squalid, dusty steep and now icy charming, tree-lined neat, quiet and pleasant widest and most fashionable long and tolerably broad still quaint and old dreamy main wide and usually bustling opposite hospital opposite canal discreet, fashionable main and only regular narrow, slimy principal and finest grimy, overcrowded wide ramshackle down second windows--royal dull and most uninteresting untidy, indeterminate well-behaved, moral fairly well-lighted narrowest, oldest dusty, featureless spiceal shabby and unaccustomed people--canal famed canal continuous crooked wide well-made opposite brittle old spiceal straight and very wide somber forty-second steep wind-swept important and showy cheerful and bright-looking deliberate, crooked crooked rocky broad but precipitous peaceful, shadowy low, indoor huge, imperious city--real high-up somewhat squalid but picturesque dusty, main busier and bustling miserable, unformed sultry white sinuous wide narrow and somewhat crooked clamorous, unconcerned hopeless and squalid horribly respectable gloomy but still riotous muddy, sordid unimpressive new narrow and rather dirty longest and only modern nearly unoccupied dreary, pitiless dusty and desperately hot direct fifty-ninth pre-eminent and illustrious unpromising stony brightest and most active busy and irreverent pleasant but unfashionable break-neck, tortuous long and not unimportant unfinished provincial gusty, wind-swept tortuous unpaved continuous walled specially disreputable old-fashioned, dismal irregular long long and filthily dirty empty, gusty present thirty-sixth present forty-second terminal, forty-second grimly genteel paved, unattractive formerly dark and narrow narrow uninhabited precipitous windy narrow and fairly quiet short sordid unpaved french quaint, leafy half-empty, monday-morning short, windy long and exceedingly busy peculiarly dark and dirty dingy, rackety crooked and very dirty irregular, narrow narrow and lumpy wide and noisy frosty, silent already poor and narrow long, steep and narrow grim dirty cramped, stony crooked single turbulent main chief retail fine, busy hilly main sunny main narrow, untidy shiftless, indifferent familiar grimy nearer thirteenth odious, dismal noble straight narrower small open vulgar narrow and murky black, uninhabited endless but narrow opposite twenty-eighth always shady and cool dusty, single desolate main often unquiet severe, exclusive crooked, little-known uneasy, shoddy little right-angled fantastic but even richer wide, fine-looking somewhat narrow but picturesque grimy, barren nearby nineteenth past twenty-eighth superior nineteenth comparatively dark and quiet obscure and empty narrow, noiseless busy transverse open, wind-blown dark tree-shaded broad, civilized fashionable spanish unexciting, unromantic single, crooked dirty, picturesque familiar dead-end wide and very gray frequently italian ole long narrow, formidable slightly squalid quite bare and silent four-banal narrow and somewhat squalid quiet fashionable fashionable but rather dingy steep astounding shady, silent down eleventh chief residential long, narrow and dusky raw suburban long, unpaved opposite eleventh now second cheap retail opposite cathedral dismally rainy somewhat narrow and dingy inevitable main long and enormously wide quiet but accessible single, unpaved somber, treeless short walled noble medieval subterranean, gloomy clamorous, busy rather ignorant and unsophisticated villanously paved down awesome broad and roomy principal broad main and fashionable narrow, monday-morning steep, central tin-commercial low-lying, filthy narrower, sombre narrow principal perfectly good and proper busy and wide carnival and sinister busy dingy bare sunshiny new twenty-eighth vulgar main dark, unpaved busy, interminable important and handsome grand but silent magnificent, wide hushed, old-fashioned narrow, out-of-the-way long and rather pleasing stale, sunny hot, unsavory quiet, resounding dreary shabby rather poor and commonplace steep sunshiny present seventeenth unromantic and grimy essentially unromantic and grimy clean, sleepy peaceful main snowy, sordid down seventeenth entirely residential showy main narrow, dark and shady incomparable straight main, well-traveled noble residential narrowest oldest hot desolate old-fashioned but still respectable coldly moonlit lazy main broad and noisy north eleventh amorphous, gritty poor and grimy dreary dirty long rural primitive, unpaved vibrant asian silent suburban stuffy ancient obstinately monotonous shabbily respectable unknown, dingy obscure, noiseless noisy, narrow biggest, busiest narrow and fashionable populous, noisy dead main longish main straight, uninteresting narrow and sunny single bustling shiny, sunny worst dilapidated inexpensive empty busy smoky pleasant paved hot and dingy quiet shabby tremendously inferior now disreputable spacious fair small and very lonesome tiniest suburban dark sloppy circular and sonorous picturesquely steep exceedingly broad and handsome narrow dirty seventeenth and nineteenth broad and busy narrow residential picturesque main strictly residential straight handsome busy main short dead-end fractionally wider bustling high wide tree-shaded noblest old down main narrow, inconvenient sandy main whole decrepit wide and grassy long and lazy quiet dead-end broad four-lane cold, bland miniature suburban noisy main quiet, tree-shaded lone main intensely sunny carefully nondescript spacious tree-lined wide, well-traveled dreary, respectable busy rush-hour old eighty-sixth bigger, busier dirty, vacant busy, narrow dismal, narrow clean and busy dear shabby single mile-long narrow, miserable narrow and miserable long unpaved widest and finest broad canal ominously violent silent, squalid dirty, narrow long, main narrow medieval perpetually dank next narrow several unscrupulous filthy narrow ordinary, short quiet, residential common suburban poor and narrow sad and sodden narrow and congested straight and ample straight empty dusty, airless clean, paved dismally respectable steep new narrow, dirty certain busy single muddy badly paved broad unpaved certain dingy unpaved sufficiently handsome dusty, noisy dirty narrow obscure and narrow single main straight main respectable suburban endlessly inventive empty, early-morning noisy canal single rutted narrow nighted modest green well-lighted straight shadowy main mostly low-class marginally brighter same dead-end big east-west usual filthy bustling canal dusty, sunbaked piquant tree-lined wide residential minor paved mexican red-light busy european anonymous northern painfully noisy largely flawless same tree-lined unpaved and rutted suddenly dark and silent short, dead-end dusty tree-lined broader, cleaner dim wide narrow, one-way noncanal rutted single quiet tree-lined thoroughly wet and slick famous tree-lined short, residential flashy, impractical properly paved rain-slick canal disheveled canal rush-hour canal peaceful, shabby classic forty-second dusty commercial hopelessly anachronistic inner-city residential pleasant tree-lined smoother main cheerfully messy average small-town the\-ologically certain boutique-lined popular, boutique-lined dark, metropolitan rich empty nearby portugal filthy mum next east-west unmarked, unnamed hot empty leafy urban whole four-lane ancient main modest palm-lined short residential broad cen�tral unexciting residential bleak, narrow narrow suburban wet provincial own tree-lined b>seemingly peaceful still brand-new sparkling and still brand-new tree-lined paved narrow, cool tiny impressionist drowsy mexican meanest and most out-of-the-way corny but endearing clean, tree-lined slick, snowy tree-lined residential garish and baroque bumpy, icy steep, unpaved wide, busy curvy cheap respectable and opulent monied, tree-lined rutted single-lane fast north-south quiet, sun-drenched wide north-south smoky second repellent, merciless narrow busy dusky, narrow main and dusty unnamed but familiar unpaved main residential commercial depressing, fascinating wider residential long tree-lined incredibly quiet and peaceful narrower, darker paved, modern totally uninhabited tarkly functional torturingly bright incomprehensibly abbreviated narrow, sun-baked ordinary second best and most violent bleak but busy busy, major rumblingly busy affluent tree-lined moderately busy shabby, unfamiliar empty, waterlogged busier, dirtier tiny residential powerful and militarily adroit past seventeenth strangely silent and absent historic, tree-lined comfortable, tree-lined dark, rain-slick wide dirty lovely green and beige nondescript but modest usually raucous actual dusty nearby seventeenth shuttered commercial wide but dark kinda easy secret thirteenth silent, residential quiet urban nameless suburban neon-lit canal tree-lined wide narrow dead-end dark, breezy nearby historic tortuous dusty narrow nondescript familiar, tree-lined broad, prestigious full-time female hilly suburban now sparse still dark and foggy gruff, ignorant familiar, snow-covered other well-lighted east thirty-sixth dingy, muggy tiny, unnamed narrow two-way cozily narrow narrow and unusually long broadest, busiest nondescript, suburban fairly dark and quiet quiet, magnificent short, suburban quiet, violent shabby, colorful busy nearby oldest, main famous sun-baked upscale tree-lined empty suburban residen­tial wide, litter-strewn snowy bright-eyed crooked, rutted broad, new rough, crooked black dilapidated steep large foul, narrow certain canal narrow, ordinary nimble, audacious strong, fashionable straight and proud finest paved down hospital wide mediaeval short vague distant, half-forgotten jolly little shabby, snow-covered wide splendid well-lighted main indescribable and transcendent magnificent, indescribable and transcendent odd, half-forgotten highly improper and indelicate broad, dingy irregular wind-swept colonnaded main narrow and very dirty wide, sleepy long and wind-swept noisy, commercial once modest narrower, dirtier hilly gray squalid but picturesque high or principal rapid, opal narrow, splendid narrow mediaeval sputtering misty measurably decent broad and measurably decent quaint, wide enormous vehicular vehicular and electric still riotous empty and magnificent stony, narrow little precipitous central and forty-second transverse longitudinal quaint, steep bleak and narrow wildly tumultuous broad, extensive particularly dark and foul-smelling busy, old-fashioned silent, lonesome full and prodigiously wealthy true dull short but broad broad and fashionable dirtiest busiest broad and unpaved filthily dirty emphatically dirty emphatically dirty and noisy brilliant noisy vociferous and flamboyant now fiftieth tortuous main busy and brilliant long lopsided dingy, drowsy finest and liveliest long, medi�val long, mediaeval quiet sun-warmed congested main vulgar suburban phenomenally dull dull sober historic small dismal, sordid narrow mexican vulgar, irish short, obscure dirty clamorous gray windy dull suburban gay and squalid dilapidated main muddy chinese bustling provincial sunny, busy shabby main mad and breathless brilliant main material german shadowy, narrow dingy and dismal warmhearted, hospitable partly paved empty, sandy ancient and very remarkable quaint steep calm, shady empty, narrow pitifully ignorant familiar and narrow shabby but industrious central conspicuous gay, blatant hot and stagnant long, populous immemorial old empty dusky long original shabby respectable noisy, populous stolid main less poverty-stricken silent, disheartening dull aristocratic broad, unpaved always nearby stony high leafy shadowy city--beal aforementioned wide rainy, desolate dull remote straight, dull broad and sober drab, mournful dark but respectable rather dark but respectable “‘beal “‘squeal narrow, old-world ample and fair ample and long curious narrow present second silent sun-baked local main now eleventh grassy, uneven grey, miserable blank, unfinished still rainy narrow, fetid dingy main wonderful, fascinating sandy, unpaved noisy, mechanical solitary suburban chief and royal narrow sinuous dim suburban little, filthy colored and highly picturesque proud, main grimy, wilted narrow and very disreputable down forty-third desolate dusty dreary single wide and exceedingly dusty tree-lined finest residential fume-filled peaceful suburban down royal broad, main present canal principal residential quiet suburban suburban high true main green and grassy narrow, busy little squalid narrow, dingy little drab white and empty long suburban broad single dirty, gloomy pleasant, tree-lined silent, dusky narrow unpaved long, paved paved dead-end roughly paved quiet shady single dusty empty nighttime silent, shady dark residential dusty empty dusty, unpaved busy canal busy high narrow moonlit bleak bitter radiant and immortal short quiet narrow, solitary great and very long irregular, picturesque bustling noisy narrow, clean broad and grassy noisy, busy whole quiet forty-third dark and irregular tortuous narrow clean narrow quiet, broad heavily chromed wide six-lane powerful and violent dark, peaceful slightly outdated pleasant main wide, straight resi\-dential narrow and sordid suddenly foreign next radial quieter, cleaner bleak main moderately quiet

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Words to Describe street

As you've probably noticed, adjectives for "street" are listed above. According to the algorithm that drives this website, the top 5 adjectives for "street" are: wide and quiet, foul, noisy, narrow main, broad and fiery, and hot main. There are 995 other words to describe street listed above. Hopefully the above generated list of words to describe street suits your needs.

If you're getting strange results, it may be that your query isn't quite in the right format. The search box should be a simple word or phrase, like "tiger" or "blue eyes". A search for words to describe "people who have blue eyes" will likely return zero results. So if you're not getting ideal results, check that your search term, "street" isn't confusing the engine in this manner.

Note also that if there aren't many street adjectives, or if there are none at all, it could be that your search term has an abiguous part-of-speech. For example, the word "blue" can be an noun and an adjective. This confuses the engine and so you might not get many adjectives describing it. I may look into fixing this in the future. You might also be wondering: What type of word is street?

Describing Words

The idea for the Describing Words engine came when I was building the engine for Related Words (it's like a thesaurus, but gives you a much broader set of related words, rather than just synonyms). While playing around with word vectors and the "HasProperty" API of conceptnet, I had a bit of fun trying to get the adjectives which commonly describe a word. Eventually I realised that there's a much better way of doing this: parse books!

Project Gutenberg was the initial corpus, but the parser got greedier and greedier and I ended up feeding it somewhere around 100 gigabytes of text files - mostly fiction, including many contemporary works. The parser simply looks through each book and pulls out the various descriptions of nouns.

Hopefully it's more than just a novelty and some people will actually find it useful for their writing and brainstorming, but one neat little thing to try is to compare two nouns which are similar, but different in some significant way - for example, gender is interesting: "woman" versus "man" and "boy" versus "girl". On an inital quick analysis it seems that authors of fiction are at least 4x more likely to describe women (as opposed to men) with beauty-related terms (regarding their weight, features and general attractiveness). In fact, "beautiful" is possibly the most widely used adjective for women in all of the world's literature, which is quite in line with the general unidimensional representation of women in many other media forms. If anyone wants to do further research into this, let me know and I can give you a lot more data (for example, there are about 25000 different entries for "woman" - too many to show here).

The blueness of the results represents their relative frequency. You can hover over an item for a second and the frequency score should pop up. The "uniqueness" sorting is default, and thanks to my Complicated Algorithm™, it orders them by the adjectives' uniqueness to that particular noun relative to other nouns (it's actually pretty simple). As you'd expect, you can click the "Sort By Usage Frequency" button to adjectives by their usage frequency for that noun.

Special thanks to the contributors of the open-source mongodb which was used in this project.

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