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Synonym for call [verb]
The synonym call synonymous definition words:
Your question...call [verb]
means "activity"telephone, make a call, ring up, dial, find, consider, estimate, reckon, guess, ordain, ring, command, proclaim
call [noun]
means "invitation"summons, command, solicitation, bidding, request, invitation, proposal, signal
Further results for the word "call"
ask for [verb]
means "request"call, invite, ask, bid
baptise [verb]
means "christen"name, call, designate, dub
baptize [verb]
means "christen"name, call, designate, dub
christen [verb]
means "baptise"name, call, designate, dub
cry out [verb]
means "shout"exclaim, cry, hail, announce, call, voice
dub [verb]
means "name"christen, call
ejaculate [verb]
means "speech"call, exclaim, blurt out, yell, howl, shriek
exclaim [verb]
means "shout"screech, bellow, call, clamour, ejaculate, cry
outcry [noun]
means "cry"shout, call, clamour, chirp, hail, bellow
phone [verb]
means "activity"dial, call up, call, ring, ring up
prompting [noun]
means "cause"occasion, call, ground, incident, necessity, inducement
requisition [noun]
means "claim"demand, need, requirement, occasion, call
ring up [verb]
means "telephone"make a call, call, dial
screech [verb]
means "shout"cry, bellow, call, clamour, ejaculate, exclaim
telephone [verb]
means "phone"call, make a call, ring up, ring
title [verb]
means "action"entitle, term, designate, call, denominate, style
turn out [verb]
means "rouse"call, awaken
wake [verb]
means "action"awaken, arouse, stir, rouse, waken, call
wave [verb]
means "action"greet, beckon, call, motion, signal
yelp [verb]
means "shout"call, bawl, cry out, holler, hoot, call down
call forth [verb]
means "incite"induce, animate, galvanise, galvanize, prompt, arouse, innervate, provoke
call girl [noun]
means "seller of sex"paramour, prostitute, bawd, courtesan, harlot, strumpet, trollop
call together [verb]
means "bring together"assemble, congregate, rally, convene, gather, muster, summon
call up [verb]
means "enchant"invoke, summon, bewitch, charm, hex, conjure, materialise, materialize
callous [adjective]
means "apathetic"obtuse, indifferent, insensible, unsusceptible, sluggish, torpid
arrival [noun]
means "person arriving"passenger, newcomer, visitor, caller, tourist, traveller
ask [verb]
means "invitation"call in, suggest, urge, prompt, beckon
ask [verb]
means "demand"claim, call for, impose, exact, expect, require
assemble [verb]
means "bring together"call together, congregate, rally, convene, gather, muster
bring together [verb]
means "assemble"call together, congregate, rally, convene, gather, muster
cold-blooded [adjective]
means "heartless"callous, unnatural, cruel, unmerciful, unyielding, uncharitable
come around [verb]
means "visit"stop by, call on
conjure [verb]
means "enchant"invoke, summon, bewitch, charm, hex, call up
convene [verb]
means "convoke"call together, summon, call for
cruel [adjective]
means "characteristic"heartless, callous, unnatural, cold-blooded, unmerciful, unyielding
demand [verb]
means "activity"call for, command
green [adjective]
means "characteristic"inexperienced, callow, youthful, novice, immature, unsophisticated
greenhorn [adjective]
means "inexperienced"callow, youthful, novice, immature, green, unsophisticated
handicraft [noun]
means "art"occupation, calling, career, craft, work, handiwork
handiwork [noun]
means "art"occupation, calling, career, handicraft, work, craft
hard-hearted [adjective]
means "heartless"callous, unnatural, cold-blooded, unmerciful, unyielding, uncharitable
heartless [adjective]
means "cruel"callous, unnatural, cold-blooded, unmerciful, unyielding, uncharitable
impose [verb]
means "demand"claim, call for, ask, exact, expect, require
incite [verb]
means "provoke"innervate, call forth
insensible [adjective]
means "apathetic"callous
naive [adjective]
means "untaught"untrained, countrified, unsophisticated, callow, ignorant, provincial
obdurate [adjective]
means "unyielding"callous, firm, hard, hard-hearted, hardened, inexorable
occupation [noun]
means "vocation"line, business, affair, calling, craft, job
profession [noun]
means "occupation"career, business, calling, employment, vocation
prostitute [noun]
means "whore"call girl, bawd, courtesan, harlot, strumpet, trollop
provoke [verb]
means "incite"innervate, call forth
remorseless [adjective]
means "heartless"callous, unnatural, cold-blooded, unmerciful, unyielding, uncharitable
strumpet [noun]
means "seller of sex"paramour, call girl, bawd, courtesan, harlot, prostitute
thick-skinned [adjective]
means "insensitive"unfeeling, hardened, callous, dull, obtuse, pachydermatous
tourist [noun]
means "person arriving"passenger, newcomer, visitor, caller, arrival, traveller
traveller [noun]
means "person arriving"passenger, newcomer, visitor, caller, tourist, arrival
unbaked [adjective]
means "undeveloped"sour, immature, callow, inexpert, green, crude
uncharitable [adjective]
means "heartless"callous, unnatural, cold-blooded, unmerciful, unyielding, cruel
unmerciful [adjective]
means "heartless"callous, unnatural, cold-blooded, cruel, unyielding, uncharitable
unsentimental [adjective]
means "shrewd"callous, hard, unsympathetic
vocation [noun]
means "occupation"line, business, affair, calling, craft, job
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