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Synonym for add [verb]

The synonym add synonymous definition words:
means "joining"
attach, cast, adjoin, affix, subjoin, annex, append, take on
- conjugate verb add
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add [verb]

means "addition"
calculate, aggregate, compute, figure, sum, tot, tally, total
Further results for the word "add"

affix [verb]

means "append"
add, annex

chalk up [verb]

means "attribute"
add, enter

cipher [verb]

means "calculate"
compute, count, add, figure, reckon, estimate

contribute [verb]

means "donate"
add, pitch in, present, give, endow, kick in

donate [verb]

means "contribute"
add, pitch in, present, give, endow, kick in

endow [verb]

means "donate"
add, pitch in, present, give, contribute, kick in

inject [verb]

means "interject"
insert, include, interpolate, implant, ejaculate, add

input [verb]

means "activity"
add, feed in, type in, scan, indicate, enter

interpolate [verb]

means "interject"
insert, include, inject, implant, ejaculate, add

kick in [verb]

means "donate"
add, pitch in, present, give, endow, contribute

multiply [verb]

means "increase"
augment, double, add, boost, enlarge, expand

number [verb]

means "activity"
count, account, estimate, calculate, add, compute

score [verb]

means "quantity"
count, tally, total, add, tabulate, calculate

subjoin [verb]

means "attach"
cast, adjoin, affix, add, annex, append

sum up [verb]

means "add up"
add, calculate, total, enumerate, summarise, summarize

take on [verb]

means "attach"
add

total [verb]

means "activity"
add, calculate, figure, amount to

add to [verb]

means "be an appendage to"
supplement, complete, accompany, fill

add up [verb]

means "enumerate"
reckon, compute, number, count, numerate, sum, tally

added [adjective]

means "total"
entire, complete, aggregate, combined

addendum [noun]

means "annexation"
cast, accession, admixture, accretion, accessory, augmentation, addition

addict [noun]

means "people"
junkie, dope fiend, aficionado, buff, devotee, hound, lover

addicted [adjective]

means "hooked"
chronic, co-dependent, habituated

addiction [noun]

means "obsession"
fixation, habit

addition [noun]

means "summation"
summing up, accretion

addition [noun]

means "annexation"
cast, accession, admixture, accretion, accessory, augmentation, addendum

additional [adjective]

means "excess"
extra, spare, superfluous, reserved

additionally [object]

means "in addition"
likewise, also, as well, along, besides, furthermore, moreover

addle [verb]

means "confuse"
mix up, bewilder, fluster, muddle, befuddle, disturb, perturb

address [verb]

means "lecture"
discourse, orate, declaim, harangue, sermonise, sermonize

address [verb]

means "greet"
hail, accost, apply, direct, approach, speak to

address [verb]

means "appeal"
style, petition, apply to, ask, invoke, plead

address [noun]

means "residence"
abode, headquarters, domicile, dwelling, habitation, location, house

address [noun]

means "poise"
demeanour, bearing, manner, appearance, behaviour

address [noun]

means "lecture"
harangue, discourse, sermon, oration, speech

address [noun]

means "ability"
deftness, adroitness, art, cleverness, artistry, dexterity

adduce [verb]

means "cite"
advance, allege, lay, offer, present

drug addict [noun]

means "person"
addict, junkie, dope fiend, crazy, fanatic

accompany [verb]

means "be an appendage to"
supplement, complete, add to, fill

accost [verb]

means "greet"
address, welcome, salute, meet

accretion [noun]

means "accumulation"
accrual, increase, addition, growth, expansion

accrual [noun]

means "accumulation"
accretion, increase, addition, growth, expansion

acquisition [noun]

means "purchase"
addition, acquiring, appropriation, gain, procurement

affix [noun]

means "add-on"
appendage, addition, suffix, appendix, tag, tab

aficionado [noun]

means "fan"
addict, buff, devotee, hound, lover

again [object]

means "addition"
over, afresh, repeat, extra, anew, additionally

aggregate [adjective]

means "total"
entire, complete, added, combined

also [object]

means "addition"
in addition, additionally

amount to [verb]

means "total"
come to, number, produce, add up to, run, aggregate

amount to [verb]

means "equal"
approach, add up to, conform

annexation [noun]

means "incorporation"
addition, merger, appropriation

another [adjective]

means "additional"
one more, added, supplementary, extra

appendage [noun]

means "accessory"
addendum, addition, adjunct, attachment, appendix, appurtenance

appendix [noun]

means "add-on"
appendage, addition, suffix, affix, tag, tab

approach [verb]

means "propose"
appeal to, address, request, accost, waylay, encounter

arithmetic [noun]

means "mathematics"
calculation, addition, subtraction, division, multiplication, computation

artistry [noun]

means "ability"
deftness, adroitness, art, cleverness, address, dexterity

attachment [noun]

means "adjunct"
accessory, appendage, addition, device, annex, apparatus

augment [verb]

means "enlarge"
add to, expand, enhance, raise, extend, magnify

augmentation [noun]

means "increase"
addition

befuddle [verb]

means "confuse"
mix up, bewilder, fluster, addle, muddle, disturb

bombast [noun]

means "speech"
address, sermon, harangue, lecture, discourse

boost [noun]

means "increase"
hike, addition, advance

build on [verb]

means "extend"
add to, enlarge, expand, increase, develop

cast [noun]

means "finance"
computation, addition, calculation

codicil [noun]

means "addendum"
appendix, supplement, postscript, addition, rider

comment [noun]

means "commentary"
note, addendum, annotation, elucidation, expansion, explanation

commentary [noun]

means "comment"
note, addendum, annotation, elucidation, expansion, explanation

complement [verb]

means "round out"
add to, fill out, complete, culminate, supplement, cap

complement [noun]

means "supplement"
balance, counterpart, remainder, addition, reciprocal, equivalent

consolidate [verb]

means "fortify"
add to, build up, strengthen, make firm, beef up

continuation [noun]

means "sequel"
supplement, instalment, complement, epilogue, addition, postscript

count [verb]

means "activity"
enumerate, reckon, compute, number, add up, numerate

declamation [noun]

means "speech"
discourse, lecture, oration, address

deftness [noun]

means "ability"
address, adroitness, art, cleverness, artistry, dexterity

demeanour [noun]

means "poise"
address, bearing, manner, appearance, behaviour

dexterity [noun]

means "ability"
deftness, adroitness, art, cleverness, artistry, address

dipsomaniac [noun]

means "alcoholic"
drunkard, drunk, boozer, sot, addict

ell [noun]

means "annex"
addendum, attachment, extremity, adjunct, addition, wing

else [adjective]

means "part of speech"
other, different, extra, additional

enslavement [noun]

means "subjugation"
slavery, servitude, subjection, addiction, bondage

extension [noun]

means "annex"
section, branch, addition, wing

fiend [noun]

means "drug addict"
addict, junkie, dope fiend, crazy, fanatic

fixation [noun]

means "obsession"
habit, addiction


further [adjective]

means "in addition"
extra, additional, subsequent, more, other

gain [noun]

means "increase"
accrual, addition, advance, accumulation, advantage, profit

greet [verb]

means "language"
address, hail, accost, apply, direct, approach

habit [noun]

means "characteristic"
obsession, fixation, addiction

habituated [adjective]

means "hooked"
chronic, codependent, addicted

harangue [noun]

means "speech"
address, sermon, bombast, lecture, discourse

incorporation [noun]

means "annexation"
addition, merger, appropriation

increase [verb]

means "expand"
grow, multiply, greaten, enlarge, add to, aggrandise

increase [noun]

means "growth"
expansion, addition, enlargement, extension, augmentation

intemperate [adjective]

means "drunk"
intoxicated, inebriated, alcoholic, dissipated, drunken, addicted

lecture [verb]

means "speak"
address, talk, expound, teach, discourse

lecture [noun]

means "speech"
address, discourse, oration, lesson, talk, instruction

likewise [adjective]

means "in addition"
additionally, also, as well, along, besides, furthermore

magnify [verb]

means "enlarge"
increase, amplify, add to, augment

marked up [adjective]

means "more expensive"
raised, increased, elevated, inflated, boosted, added on

mathematics [noun]

means "arithmetic"
calculation, addition, subtraction, division, multiplication, computation

muddle [verb]

means "confuse"
mix up, bewilder, fluster, addle, befuddle, disturb

name [verb]

means "action"
entitle, address, call, term, baptise, baptize

numerate [verb]

means "enumerate"
reckon, compute, number, add up, count, sum

once more [object]

means "again"
afresh, repeat, extra, anew, additionally, because of

one more [adjective]

means "additional"
another, added, supplementary, extra

other [adjective]

means "addition"
further, added, extra, more, another, new

overlap [noun]

means "extension"
overlay, overhang, projection, addition, protrusion

perorate [verb]

means "speak at length"
address

perturb [verb]

means "confuse"
addle, perplex, confound, derange, bewilder, disorder

postscript [noun]

means "sequel"
supplement, instalment, complement, epilogue, addition, continuation

profits [noun]

means "increase"
accrual, addition, advance, accumulation, advantage, profit

reciprocal [noun]

means "supplement"
balance, counterpart, remainder, addition, complement, equivalent

rise [noun]

means "size"
augmentation, addition

round out [verb]

means "complement"
add to, fill out, complete, culminate, supplement, cap

salt [verb]

means "action"
add salt, season, cure, flavour, preserve

salute [verb]

means "greet"
address, hail, honour, recognise, recognize, kiss

sequel [noun]

means "continuation"
supplement, instalment, complement, epilogue, addition, postscript

sermonise [verb]

means "lecture"
discourse, orate, declaim, harangue, address, sermonize

sermonize [verb]

means "lecture"
discourse, orate, declaim, harangue, sermonise, address

spare [adjective]

means "quantity"
excess, extra, additional, superfluous, reserved

speak [verb]

means "speech"
lecture, address, recite, deliver, declaim

speak to [verb]

means "greet"
hail, accost, apply, direct, approach, address

speech [noun]

means "event"
address, lecture, recitation, dissertation, oration, discourse

suffix [noun]

means "addition"
add-on, appendage, affix, appendix, tag, tab

supplement [verb]

means "augment"
enhance, enrich, fortify, increase, add to, complement

supplement [noun]

means "addendum"
addition, appendix, subsidiary, complement, extension, sequel

too [object]

means "addition"
additionally, as well, in also, besides, as well as, moreover

wing [noun]

means "addition"
annex, addendum, attachment, extremity, adjunct, ell

wont [adjective]

means "accustomed"
habituated, used, addicted

woo [verb]

means "solicit"
address, cultivate, allure, entice, entreat, blandish

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