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Synonym for face [verb]

The synonym face synonymous definition words:
means "conflict"
confront, oppose, challenge, defy
- conjugate verb face
- translate face
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face [verb]

means "activity"
encounter, meet, cover, refinish, veneer, decorate, remodel, plaster

face [noun]

means "property"
reputation, dignity, name, status, prestige, standing

face [noun]

means "practice"
pretence, disguise, pretext, show

face [noun]

means "characteristic"
front, appearance, facade, dial, aspect, kisser, countenance, map
Further results for the word "face"

accost [verb]

means "approach"
face
- conjugate verb accost

affront [verb]

means "encounter"
confront, face, meet
- conjugate verb affront

brave [verb]

means "action"
face, challenge, risk, dare, confront, defy
- conjugate verb brave

cheek [noun]

means "body"
side of the face, face, chop
- translate cheek

come upon [verb]

means "meet"
experience, encounter, confront, stand, face
- conjugate verb come upon

confront [verb]

means "encounter"
face, affront, challenge, cope with, brave
- conjugate verb confront

cope with [verb]

means "suffer"
endure, confront, encounter, face, contend with, survive
- conjugate verb cope with

cover [verb]

means "activity"
clothe, face, wrap, blanket, overwhelm, envelop, coat, face, case, veneer, paper, stain
- conjugate verb cover
- translate cover

defy [verb]

means "oppose"
face, resist, withstand
- conjugate verb defy

dial [noun]

means "thing"
disc, front, face, compass, control, circle

encounter [verb]

means "meet"
experience, come upon, confront, stand, face
- conjugate verb encounter

endure [verb]

means "support"
survive, bear, brave, experience, face, withstand
- conjugate verb endure

exterior [noun]

means "appearance"
outside, surface, aspect, skin, face, superficies

front [verb]

means "event"
veneer, face, meet
- conjugate verb front
- translate front

front [noun]

means "view"
face, presence
- translate front

front [noun]

means "behaviour"
effrontery, assurance, face, rudeness
- translate front

incrust [verb]

means "coat"
face, case, veneer, paper, stain, varnish
- conjugate verb incrust

kisser [noun]

means "front"
appearance, facade, dial, aspect, face, countenance

lettering [noun]

means "type"
print, face, printing

line [verb]

means "activity"
pad, quilt, embroider, face
- conjugate verb line

look [verb]

means "action"
countenance, face, cast, front
- conjugate verb look

meet [verb]

means "action"
encounter, confront, face, front, come upon, close
- conjugate verb meet
- translate meet

mug [noun]

means "body"
face, countenance, visage, kisser, grimace

outside [noun]

means "exterior"
surface, covering, facade, face, sheath, skin

plane [verb]

means "activity"
true, face
- conjugate verb plane

plaster [verb]

means "coat with plaster"
cover, daub, face, mortar, bind, cement
- conjugate verb plaster

plate [verb]

means "activity"
face
- conjugate verb plate
- translate plate

prestige [noun]

means "reputation"
dignity, name, status, face, standing

print [noun]

means "publishing"
type, printing, face, lettering

printing [noun]

means "type"
print, face, lettering

stand [verb]

means "conflict"
oppose, resist, confront, compete, withstand, face
- conjugate verb stand
- translate stand

surface [noun]

means "exterior"
outside, covering, face, plane, superficies

withstand [verb]

means "support"
survive, bear, brave, experience, face, endure
- conjugate verb withstand

facet [noun]

means "face"
aspect, plane, point, phase, side

facetious [adjective]

means "sarcastic"
satirical, ironic, bantering, dry, quizzical

facetious [adjective]

means "merry"
pleasant, gay, sprightly, light, jolly

facetious [adjective]

means "humorous"
amusing, whimsical, comical, jocose, droll, jocund, funny

facetious [adjective]

means "foolish"
frivolous, ludicrous, ridiculous, laughable, farcical

facetious [adjective]

means "clever"
witty, smart, epigrammatic

facetiousness [noun]

means "amusement"
fun, raillery, pleasantry, merriment, entertainment, humour

airy [adjective]

means "light"
facetious, flippant, sprightly, frivolous, whimsical, dainty

amusing [adjective]

means "comical"
facetious, humorous, funny, droll, farcical, ridiculous

bantering [adjective]

means "sarcastic"
satirical, ironic, facetious, dry, quizzical

comical [adjective]

means "amusing"
facetious, humorous, funny, droll, farcical, ridiculous

cut [verb]

means "art"
sculpt, facet, whittle, fashion, carve
- conjugate verb cut

epigrammatic [adjective]

means "clever"
witty, smart, facetious

farcical [adjective]

means "comical"
facetious, humorous, funny, droll, amusing, ridiculous

flippant [adjective]

means "light"
facetious, airy, sprightly, frivolous, whimsical, dainty

fooling [adjective]

means "joking"
bantering, facetious, deceitful, humorous, smart aleck, insincere

humor [noun]

means "amusement"
facetiousness, buffoonery, tomfoolery, wit, drollery

humour [noun]

means "amusement"
fun, raillery, pleasantry, merriment, entertainment, facetiousness

jocose [adjective]

means "comical"
facetious, humorous, funny, droll, farcical, ridiculous

jocular [adjective]

means "amusing"
clever, facetious, humorous, jocose, pleasant, playful

jocund [adjective]

means "humorous"
amusing, whimsical, comical, jocose, droll, facetious

laughable [adjective]

means "comical"
facetious, humorous, funny, droll, farcical, ridiculous

ludicrous [adjective]

means "foolish"
frivolous, facetious, ridiculous, laughable, farcical

pleasant [adjective]

means "amusing"
clever, facetious, humorous, jocose, jocular, playful

quizzical [adjective]

means "sarcastic"
satirical, ironic, bantering, dry, facetious

repartee [noun]

means "satire"
humour, wit, witticism, quip, esprit, facetiousness

satire [noun]

means "character trait"
facetiousness

sportive [adjective]

means "prankish"
joking, facetious

whimsical [adjective]

means "light"
facetious, flippant, sprightly, frivolous, airy, dainty

whittle [verb]

means "make"
sculpt, facet, cut, fashion, carve
- conjugate verb whittle

wit [noun]

means "language"
facetiousness

witty [adjective]

means "amusing"
clever, facetious, humorous, jocose, jocular, playful
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