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Synonym for bum [noun]

The synonym bum synonymous definition words:
means "social outcast"
tramp, derelict, pariah, renegade, hobo, vagrant
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Further results for the word "bum"

bad [adjective]

means "health"
ill, weak, diseased, sick, ailing, bum

beggar [noun]

means "pauper"
indigent, bankrupt, bum

buttocks [noun]

means "bottom"
seat, rear end, bum

derelict [noun]

means "social outcast"
tramp, bum, pariah, renegade, hobo, vagrant

diseased [adjective]

means "ill"
weak, bad, sick, ailing, bum

good-for-nothing [noun]

means "loafer"
bum, derelict, hobo, tramp, beggar, vagabond

hobo [noun]

means "tramp"
vagrant, vagabond, bum

idle [verb]

means "waste"
loaf, bum, loiter, dawdle, dally, fritter away

loaf [verb]

means "activity"
be unoccupied, idle, lounge, loll, dawdle, bum

loll [verb]

means "be unoccupied"
idle, lounge, loaf, dawdle, bum

lump [noun]

means "oaf"
bum, lummox

mooch [verb]

means "sponge off"
bum, scrounge, borrow, leech, filch

outcast [noun]

means "vagabond"
hobo, tramp, gypsy, rascal, bum, vagrant

pariah [noun]

means "social outcast"
tramp, bum, derelict, renegade, hobo, vagrant

sponge off [verb]

means "mooch"
bum, scrounge, borrow, leech, filch

tramp [noun]

means "hobo"
vagrant, vagabond, bum, gypsy

vagabond [adjective]

means "nomadic"
migratory, wandering, vagrant, aimless, bum, itinerant

bumble [verb]

means "misuse"
misemploy, misapply, botch, fumble, mishandle, abuse

bump [verb]

means "run into"
jar, jolt, collide with, shove, punch, prod

bump [noun]

means "sound"
thud, bang, clap, crack, crash, thump, slap

bump [noun]

means "lump"
swelling, protuberance, nub, knob, bulge, speed bump

bump [noun]

means "jarring impact"
collision, bounce, jounce, jolt, jar, knock

bump into [verb]

means "collide"
bump, strike, crash, smash into, hit, clash, ram

bump off [verb]

means "kill"
murder, slay, ice, hit, knock a person off, slaughter, wipe out, eliminate

bumper [noun]

means "buffer"
cushion, fender

bumpkin [noun]

means "unrefined person"
yokel, hick, boor, hayseed [US]

bumpy [adjective]

means "jolting"
vibrating, jarring, rough, shaking, staggering

speed bump [noun]

means "lump"
swelling, protuberance, nub, knob, bulge, bump

awkward [adjective]

means "uncouth"
coarse, bumbling, halting, crude, rude, rough

awkward [adjective]

means "clumsy"
bungling, bumbling, gauche, inept, maladroit, unpolished

blow [noun]

means "action"
hit, thump, bump, strike, rap, knock

boor [noun]

means "unrefined person"
yokel, hick, bumpkin, hayseed [US]

botch [verb]

means "bungle"
muddle, mess up, stumble, fumble, bumble, stir up

buffer [noun]

means "cushion"
bumper, fender

bungle [verb]

means "muddle"
botch, mess up, stumble, fumble, bumble, stir up

butt [verb]

means "bump with the head"
bump, batter, ram, run into

churl [noun]

means "boor"
rustic, yokel, peasant, bumpkin, curmudgeon, brute

collide [verb]

means "bump into"
bump, strike, crash, smash into, hit, clash

collide with [verb]

means "run into"
jar, jolt, bump, shove, punch, prod

collision [noun]

means "crash"
impact, bump, blow, concussion, shock

concussion [noun]

means "blow"
bump

craggy [adjective]

means "irregular"
uneven, jagged, rough, rugged, bumpy, scabrous

crash [verb]

means "action"
meet, jostle, bump, butt, knock, jar

cushion [noun]

means "buffer"
bumper, fender

degrade [verb]

means "reduce"
depress, break, bump, lessen, cashier, bust

demote [verb]

means "reduce"
depress, break, bump, lessen, cashier, bust

extrusion [noun]

means "projection"
bump, jut, protrusion, bulge, outgrowth, prominence

fender [noun]

means "buffer"
bumper, cushion

fumble [verb]

means "drop"
miss, bumble, blow, louse

gauche [adjective]

means "clumsy"
awkward, gawky, inept, bumbling, left-handed, maladroit

gawky [adjective]

means "uncouth"
coarse, bumbling, halting, crude, rude, rough

goofy [adjective]

means "silly"
foolish, dumb, mawkish, gushy, sentimental, bumbling

graceless [adjective]

means "clumsy"
awkward, inept, bumbling, left-handed, maladroit, coarse

heavy-handed [adjective]

means "clumsy"
inept, awkward, unskillful, gauche, bumbling, maladroit

hick [noun]

means "unrefined person"
yokel, boor, bumpkin, hayseed

hit [verb]

means "action"
crash, clash, collide, strike, knock, bump

hulking [adjective]

means "clumsy"
awkward, blundering, ponderous, lumbering, bumbling, ungainly

hunch [noun]

means "hump"
lump, bulge, bump, protuberance, swelling

jagged [adjective]

means "irregular"
uneven, rough, craggy, rugged, bumpy, scabrous

jar [verb]

means "impact"
bump, jolt, jounce, jerk, bounce, agitate

jar [noun]

means "impact"
jolt, bounce, bump, jerk, shudder, thump

jarring [adjective]

means "jolting"
vibrating, bumpy, rough, shaking, staggering

jog [verb]

means "jolt"
jar, shake, jerk, bump, jostle, prod

jolting [adjective]

means "jarring"
vibrating, bumpy, rough, shaking, staggering

jostle [verb]

means "shoulder"
shove, bulldoze, crowd, thrust, elbow, bump

knot [noun]

means "lump"
swelling, knob, bump

left-handed [adjective]

means "clumsy"
awkward, gawky, inept, bumbling, gauche, maladroit

louse [verb]

means "drop"
fumble, bumble, blow, miss

lumbering [adjective]

means "clumsy"
awkward, blundering, ponderous, hulking, bumbling, ungainly

mishandle [verb]

means "misuse"
misemploy, misapply, botch, fumble, bumble, abuse

miss [verb]

means "action"
drop, fumble, bumble, blow, louse

muddle [verb]

means "bungle"
botch, mess up, stumble, fumble, bumble, stir up

murder [verb]

means "action"
bump off

nub [noun]

means "lump"
swelling, protuberance, bump, knob, bulge, speed bump

nudge [verb]

means "poke"
elbow, prod, tap, bump, push, touch

nudge [noun]

means "jab"
dig, poke, tap, bump, push, shove

prominence [noun]

means "projection"
bump, jut, protrusion, bulge, outgrowth, extrusion

protuberance [noun]

means "lump"
swelling, bump, nub, knob, bulge, speed bump

rough [adjective]

means "property"
irregular, uneven, jagged, craggy, rugged, bumpy

shaking [noun]

means "blow"
bump

shoulder [verb]

means "jostle"
shove, bulldoze, crowd, thrust, elbow, bump

smash into [verb]

means "bump into"
bump, strike, crash, collide, hit, clash

staggering [adjective]

means "jolting"
vibrating, bumpy, rough, shaking, jarring

stumble [verb]

means "flounder"
blunder, bumble, lurch, topple, shuffle, snapper

unpolished [adjective]

means "clumsy"
bungling, bumbling, gauche, inept, maladroit, awkward

yokel [noun]

means "unrefined person"
boor, hick, bumpkin, hayseed

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