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Synonym for dial [verb]

The synonym dial synonymous definition words:
means "activity"
rotate, turn, twist, wheel, gyrate, phone, call up, call, ring, ring up
- conjugate verb dial
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dial [noun]

means "thing"
disc, front, face, compass, control, circle, indicator
Further results for the word "dial"

call [verb]

means "activity"
telephone, make a call, ring up, dial
- conjugate verb call

face [noun]

means "characteristic"
front, appearance, facade, dial, aspect, kisser
- translate face

gauge [noun]

means "device for measuring"
measure, dial, mark, meter, scale, standard

kisser [noun]

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

knob [noun]

means "handle"
grip, handhold, doorknob, pull, dial, control
- translate knob

needle [noun]

means "thing"
indicator, gauge, pointer, director, dial

phone [verb]

means "activity"
dial, call up, call, ring, ring up
- conjugate verb phone

ring up [verb]

means "telephone"
make a call, call, dial
- conjugate verb ring up

dialect [noun]

means "subgroup"
branch

dialect [noun]

means "language"
talk, speech, tongue

dialect [noun]

means "accent"
slang, idiom, vernacular, argot, jargon, cant, localism

dialectal [adjective]

means "colloquial language"
colloquial, local, vernacular

dialectic [noun]

means "thought"
argumentation, persuasion, deduction

dialectic [adjective]

means "argumentative"
rationalistic, persuasive, controversial

dialogue [noun]

means "speech"
talk, discourse, chat, conversation

argot [noun]

means "accent"
slang, idiom, vernacular, dialect, jargon, cant

branch [noun]

means "section"
department, dialect, chapter, member, outpost, part
- translate branch

colloquialism [noun]

means "language"
colloquial word, colloquial phrase, dialect, informal word

colloquy [noun]

means "conversation"
dialogue, conference, discussion, discourse, parley, debate

discourse [noun]

means "talk"
dialogue, chat

idiom [noun]

means "language"
dialect, jargon, lingo, terminology, vernacular, speech

idiomatic [adjective]

means "vernacular"
peculiar, local, regional, informal, dialect

interchange [noun]

means "exchange"
trade, transaction, dialogue, barter, intercourse

localism [noun]

means "accent"
dialect

mother tongue [noun]

means "language"
common speech, dialect, utterance, vernacular, tongue

provincialism [noun]

means "idiom"
localism, dialect, idiosyncrasy, vernacular, patois, characteristic

rationalistic [adjective]

means "argumentative"
dialectic, persuasive, controversial

regional [adjective]

means "vernacular"
peculiar, local, idiomatic, informal, dialect

script [noun]

means "book"
manuscript, text, dialogue, scenario, document

slang [noun]

means "language"
jargon, patter, lingo, dialect, colloquialism, argot

speech [noun]

means "language"
dialect, lingo, words, tongue, patois

talk [noun]

means "speech"
conversation, dialogue, discourse, communication, talking, prattle

tongue [noun]

means "language"
common speech, dialect, utterance, vernacular, mother tongue
- translate tongue

vernacular [noun]

means "common speech"
mother tongue, dialect, tongue, patois, argot
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