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SPURNED |
Rejected |
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OVERRULED |
Rejected (decision) |
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STOOL |
Loots rejected furniture |
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EJECT |
Rejected colourless throw |
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LIVE |
Evil rejected to exist |
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TRAIN |
Art rejected in school |
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ELIOT |
Author George rejected practice material |
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MURAL |
LA rum rejected street promotion |
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DIATRIBE |
Attack clan after aid rejected |
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BODEGA |
Wineshop rejected age/date of birth |
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DYE |
Doyen’s son rejected artificial colour |
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UNWANTED |
Rejected version of dawn tune |
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ABNEGATED |
Blood group invalidated and rejected |
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CASTAWAY |
Of no value; rejected; useless. |
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REJECTANEOUS |
Not chosen or received; rejected. |
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FRESCO |
Mural of serf rejected by company |
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HOEDOWN |
Tart rejected from relaxed, down-toearth party |
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OUTCAST |
Rejected person not in film’s line-up |
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PASSEDOVER |
Old-fashioned Channel port rejected for job |
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GOBYTHEBOARD |
Pass the committee but get rejected |
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IRREJECTABLE |
That can not be rejected; irresistible. |
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LIBRETTO |
Otter Bill nearly rejected from musical book |
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FUMES |
Loses it when anise muffin sample is rejected |
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ABJECTION |
The state of being rejected or cast out. |
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REJECTION |
Act of rejecting, or state of being rejected. |