Substitution of Single Word

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A road lined with trees on both sides	Avenue
One who plans and design building	Architect
One who studies the stars	Astronaut
One who foretells by calculating the movements of stars	Astrologer
Not bearing the name of writer	Anonymous
Many people who come to see theatre, concert or lecture	Audience
Animals living in water	Aquatic
One who shouts with bow and arrow	Archer
Power or right of self Government	Autonomy
One who kills important people in politics	Assassin
The art of tilling land and growing plants and crops	Agriculture
The science of human body	Anatomy
Letter of request for a job	Application
Animals living both land and water	Amphibious
One who keeps accounts business	Accountant
A book with a collection of photographs	Album
Life of one written by himself	Autobiography
Life of a person	Biography
A science that treats the plants	Botany
A science of living matter	Biology
Animal living two feet	Biped
The building where soldiers live	Barracks
Person who bakes bread , cake etc	Baker
Person who cuts people’s hair	Barber
A thing which breaks easily	Brittle
The house where the Christians pray	Church
One who mends shoes	Cobbler
One who eats human flesh	Cannibal
An official counting of people	Census
The dead body of a human being	Corpse
Crawling animals with many feet	Centipede
Dead body of animal	Carcass
A play with happy ending	Comedy
A number of singers in a church	Choir
Sailors working on a ship	Crew
The man in charge of a museum	Curator
One who lives at the same time as another	Contemporary
Move slowly on hands and knees	Crawl
One who makes things with wood	Carpenter
One working in the same place	Colleague
Flesh eating animal	Carnivore
A person who provides building materials and labours on contract	Contractor
One who is banished from his home or native land	Exile
A disease affecting many people at the same place and time	Epidemic
That is fit to be eaten	Eatable or edible
That is fit to be chosen	Eligible
A short speech or poem made at the end of the play	Epilogue
A brief summary of a book	Epitome
An inspection on a monument in memory of the dead	Epitaph
A place surrounded by fence	Enclosure
Long story of the great heroes of the ancient times	Epic
Gaining knowledge and skill	Experience
Absence of rain for a longtime	Drought
To tell the nature of a disease by its symptoms	Diagnose
A doctor attending to teeth	Dentist
A book keeping daily record	Diary
Person who gives direction	Director
Number of ships	Fleet
Animals of a region or epoch	Fauna
The plants of certain region	Flora
Goddess of Flowers	Flora
One who sells flower	Florist
A period of two weeks	Fortnight
The place where the dead are buried	Graveyard
A group of robbers or unsocial men	Gang
A place where grains are stored	Granary
One who sells rice, dal etc	Grocer
A place for treatment of the sick	Hospital
One who entertains the guest	Host
A number of animals gazing together	Herd
Suffering for being without food	Hungry
One who sells articles travelling	Hawker
A covering to protect head	Helmet
That which has no life	Inanimate
Not fit to be eaten	Inedible
The house in which Eskimos live	Igloo
That which con not be read	Illiterate
A preparation for killings insects	Insecticide
A piece of land surrounded by water	Island
One who is loved and respected	Idol
Incapable of being believed	Incredible or Unbelievable
Incapable of being done	Impossible
Murdered of an infant	Infanticide
Person who collects news	Journalist
One who rides a horse in a race	Jockey
The house of dogs	Kennel
Sound of bell at death or funeral	Knell
Steal and carry away a man, woman or child to achieve a goal	Kidnap
One who can read and write	Literate
A place where experiments of science are done	Laboratory
Small blood sucking worms	Leech
Person who works for other in the court	Lawyer
One who is skilled in languages	Linguist
Migratory insects highly destructive to vegetation	Locust
The house where Muslims pray	Mosque
A place where money is made	Mint
One imitating others voices, gestures etc	Mimic
People sent to foreign countries to preach a particular religion	Missionary
One who spend very little	Miser
Head of a corporation	Mayor
Papers written by hand	Manuscript
Dull uniformity of tone or sound	Monotony
One dying for a noble cause	Martyr
A science of space and numbers	Mathematics
Animal sucking mother’s breast	Mammal
Man who hates mankind	Misanthropic
One who look after the patients	Nurse
Room for children	Nursery
One who are new to anything	Novice
One who makes and sells spectacles	Optician
One who looks bright side of things	Optimist
Garden of fruit trees	Orchard
Largest body of water in the earth	Ocean
Gone out of use now	Obsolete
One who looks only the dark side of things	Pessimist
One who tries to do good to mankind	Philanthropist
One who speaks many languages	Polyglot
People travelling in trains buses etc	Passengers
One who loved by everyone	Popular
A plant or animal growing or living on another	Parasite
A pile of woods on which a dead body is burnt	Pyre
Science of human mind	Psychology
Born after the death of father or Published after the death of author	Posthumous
One who attends the sick and prescribes medicine	Physician
One going on foot	Pedestrian
One who visits holy places	Pilgrim
One who loves his country	Patriot
One who collect stamps	Philatelist
A four footed animal	Quadruped
The place where the horses stay	Stable
People who watch Drama ,Game, Show etc	Spectators
One who thinks his own interest	Selfish
One who cleans everything	Sweeper
One who carves on stone	Sculptor
One who writes short hand	Stenographer
A bony frame of body	Skeleton
Cud chewing animal	Ruminant
Murderer of a king	Regicide
A news which has a doubt	Rumour
Withdrawn from service	Retired
Painful disease of the joints and muscles	Rheumatism
Animal that moves on its belly or smell legs	Reptile
A man who drives out from his own country to a foreign country	Refugee
Clothing in general	Raiment
Apparatus for keeping articles in cool	Refrigerator
One who teaches pupil	Teacher
To walk with tired and heavy steps	Trudge
A person whose age in between 13 to 19	Teen
A place for worshiping Hindu God	Temple
One who believe in God	Theist
A play with a sad end	Tragedy
A metal to cover the finger while sewing	Thimble
Laugh with the tongue striking against the teeth	Titter
The science of triangles	Trigonometry
Faint light after sunset	Twilight or Dusk
Not to be fitted	Unapt
Such as cannot be tolerated	Unbearable
A different kind of the same thing	Variety
One who has no settled home	Vagrant
One who does not eat fish and eggs	Vegetarian
One who washes clothes	Washerman
A woman whose husband is dead	Widow
An animal that cannot be tamed	Wild
One who travels	Wayfarer/Traveller
One who wishes the good of another	Well-wisher
Artificial covering of hair for the head	Wig