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Synonym for go [verb]
The synonym go synonymous definition words:
Your question...go [verb]
means "activity"spend, consume, use up, exhaust, expend, run through, terminate, conclude, work, perform, operate, run
Further results for the word "go"
become [verb]
means "direction"go, progress
occurrence [noun]
means "incident"affair, episode, materialisation, materialization, circumstance, go
pass [verb]
means "movement"proceed, go, progress, move, advance
pull out [verb]
means "leave"depart, move, go, take off, retire
push on [verb]
means "proceed"progress, go, repair, travel, journey, cruise
quit [verb]
means "leave"depart from, vacate, go, withdraw from
retire [verb]
means "departure"leave, depart, move, pull out, take off, go
run through [verb]
means "spend"consume, use up, exhaust, expend, go, terminate
go ahead [verb]
means "proceed"continue, carry through, keep on, pursue, keep up, persevere, persist
go away [verb]
means "depart"pass, leave
godless [adjective]
means "irreverent"blasphemous, impious, irreligious, sacrilegious, ungodly, unregenerate, profane
godlike [adjective]
means "all-powerful"omnipotent, invincible, almighty, divine, boundless, eternal
godliness [noun]
means "love of god"piety, reverence, sanctity, devoutness, holiness, sacredness, virtue, sanctimony
going along fine [adjective]
means "flourishing"thriving, profitable, prospering, successful, surviving
good [adjective]
means "property"admirable, commendable, excellent, exceptional, precious, capital, valuable, satisfactory, worthy, deserving, honourable, immaculate, unblemished, unsullied, fair, reliable, trustworthy, safe, competent, honest, advantageous, beneficial, profitable, propitious, auspicious, favourable, serviceable
good [adjective]
means "character trait"moral, upright, virtuous, righteous, worthy, exemplary, conscientious, blameless, genial, agreeable, pleasant, cheering
good [adjective]
means "behaviour"obedient, heedful, tractable, well-behaved, dutiful, decorous, kind, humane, kindly, beneficent, benevolent, favourable, obliging, well-disposed
good [adjective]
means "ability"skilful, proficient, qualified, able, adroit, capable, clever, dexterous
good-natured [adjective]
means "genial"good-humoured, mellow, jovial
goodness [noun]
means "decency"honesty, rectitude, rightness, integrity, morality, probity, righteousness
gorge [verb]
means "devour"gulp, bolt
gorgeous [adjective]
means "magnificent"grand, impressive, superb, dazzling, splendid, beautiful, sumptuous
govern [verb]
means "activity"manage, handle, direct, guide, superintend, supervise, conduct, check
governing [adjective]
means "dominant"ascendant, master, common, controlling, first, important, predominant
government [noun]
means "system of administration"administration, assembly, congress, legislature, regime
governor [noun]
means "administrator"presiding officer, executive officer, executive head of a state, director, ruler
hobgoblin [noun]
means "ghost"apparition, phantom, spectre, shade, shadow, goblin
negotiator [noun]
means "mediator"arbitrator, moderator, judge, go-between, intermediary, peacemaker
Messiah [noun]
means "divinity"god, lord, Christ, the supreme being
Representatives [noun]
means "assembly"congress, legislature, organisation, organization, government, chamber
United States [noun]
means "United States of America"U.S., America, god's country, the land of liberty, the melting pot, the union [US]
abide [verb]
means "endure"continue, go on, keep on, persevere, persist
accompany [verb]
means "escort"go with, chaperon, attend, usher, convoy, carry
administration [noun]
means "management"government, supervision, organisation, organization, command, authority
administrative [adjective]
means "executive"governmental, bureaucratic, official, central
affable [adjective]
means "agreeable"acceptable, pleasant, favourable, obliging, good, enjoyable
agreeable [adjective]
means "amiable"pleasant, pleasing, congenial, good-natured, cooperative, mild
almighty [adjective]
means "all-powerful"omnipotent, invincible, godlike, divine, boundless, eternal
antecedent [noun]
means "former"gone by
auspicious [adjective]
means "advantageous"beneficial, profitable, propitious, good, favourable, serviceable
awl [noun]
means "tool"chisel, plane, gouge
backpack [verb]
means "trek"go through
beautiful [adjective]
means "attractive"lovely, gorgeous, pretty, exquisite, comely, good-looking
belle [noun]
means "beauty"goddess, enchantress, seductress, femme fatale
blab [verb]
means "tattle"prattle, chatter, gossip, palaver, noise, prate
blabbermouth [noun]
means "snoop"meddler, tattler, chatterbox, gossip, chatterer
blasphemous [adjective]
means "irreverent"godless
bloodshed [noun]
means "carnage"gore, battle, slaughter, butchery, killing, bleeding
bureaucratic [adjective]
means "executive"governmental, administrative, official, central
canyon [noun]
means "ravine"chasm, gorge, cleft, fissure, crevasse, notch
catch up with [verb]
means "catch"overtake, intercept, go after, reach
chamber [noun]
means "assembly"congress, legislature, organisation, organization, government, representatives
chaperon [verb]
means "escort"go with, accompany, attend, usher, convoy, carry
chasm [noun]
means "ravine"gorge, canyon, cleft, fissure, crevasse, notch
chatterbox [noun]
means "snoop"meddler, tattler, gossip, blabbermouth, chatterer
chimpanzee [noun]
means "primate"monkey, gorilla, ape
climb [verb]
means "activity"go up
commendable [adjective]
means "admirable"good, excellent, exceptional, precious, capital, valuable
competent [adjective]
means "proficient"good
continue [verb]
means "proceed"go ahead, carry through, keep on, pursue, keep up, persevere
crevasse [noun]
means "ravine"chasm, canyon, cleft, fissure, gorge, notch
denunciation [noun]
means "disapproval"rebuke, condemnation, castigation, criticism, reproach, gossiping
descend [verb]
means "move downward"sink, plunge, dip, alight, go down, settle
deserving [adjective]
means "worthy"good, honourable, immaculate, unblemished, unsullied, fair
devoutness [noun]
means "piety"grace, devotion, homage, faith, religion, godliness
discipline [noun]
means "control"limitation, government, order, regulation, subjection, subjugation
distaste [noun]
means "loathing"gorge, sickness, abhorrence, surfeit, disrelish, disgust
divine [adjective]
means "godly"almighty, godlike, heavenly, spiritual, angelic
dynamo [noun]
means "hustler"go-getter, live wire, power-house, self-starter
eat out of house and home [verb]
means "eat a great deal"gorge
elf [noun]
means "fairy"brownie, spirit, goblin, imp, leprechaun, nix
enchantress [noun]
means "belle"goddess, beauty, seductress, femme fatale
enjoyable [adjective]
means "agreeable"acceptable, affable, favourable, obliging, good, pleasant
enter [verb]
means "action"go into, go in, set foot in, intrude
epicure [noun]
means "gastronome"epicurean, gourmand, gourmet
explode [verb]
means "detonate"blow up, erupt, burst, discharge, rupture, go off
fall [verb]
means "action"stumble, drop, totter, go down, trip, pitch, succumb, go down, yield, go under, submit, surrender
farewell [object]
means "departing"parting, good-bye
father [noun]
means "relationship"dad, daddy, governor, old man, pa, papa
favor [noun]
means "courtesy"accommodation, benefit, service, good deed, boon, dispensation, good will, benefaction, indulgence, kindness
favour [noun]
means "courtesy"accommodation, benefit, service, boon, dispensation, good will
feckless [adjective]
means "worthless"fustian, ineffectual, good-for-nothing, irresponsible, meaningless, purposeless
fetch [verb]
means "activity"go after, get, retrieve, obtain, bring, carry, lug, go for
filament [noun]
means "spider web"web, cobweb, gossamer, net, fibre
frock [noun]
means "dress"robe, costume, skirt, gown, shift
fruitful [adjective]
means "productive"fertile, good, fat, rich
gaggle [verb]
means "cackle"gurgle, gabble, gobble
gastronome [noun]
means "epicure"epicurean, gourmand, gourmet
gauzy [adjective]
means "transparent"flimsy, thin, fine, sheer, gossamer, delicate
gay [adjective]
means "character trait"cheerful, happy, convivial, frolicsome, good-humoured, jovial
gelatinous [adjective]
means "doughy"sticky, gluey, gummy, viscous, pasty, gooey
get around [verb]
means "circulate"go around, travel, circle
groove [noun]
means "microgroove"channel, slit, gouge, path, gutter, tube
gullet [noun]
means "throat"craw, maw, gorge
halter [noun]
means "restraint"check, leash, control, curb, governor, bridle
head [verb]
means "activity"direct, command, oversee, supervise, govern, manage
healthful [adjective]
means "healthy"good, nutritious, restorative, hygienic, invigorating, salubrious
hog [noun]
means "pig"gourmand, epicure, glutton
honoured [adjective]
means "cheque or credit card"valid, validated, certified, good, cleared
impressive [adjective]
means "magnificent"grand, splendid, superb, dazzling, gorgeous, beautiful
insubstantial [adjective]
means "flimsy"ephemeral, fanciful, incorporeal, intangible, tenuous, gossamer
integrity [noun]
means "honesty"goodness
intercept [verb]
means "catch up with"overtake, catch, go after, reach
irrecoverable [adjective]
means "irretrievable"irreparable, lost, gone, irreclaimable, irredeemable, irremediable
keel [verb]
means "stumble"drop, totter, go down, trip, pitch, plunge
keep on [verb]
means "endure"continue, go on, abide, persevere, persist
kind [adjective]
means "behaviour"good-hearted, compassionate, humane, benevolent, good, sympathetic
kind-heartedness [noun]
means "benevolence"goodness, compassion, kindness, generosity, kindliness, charity
kindly [adjective]
means "compassionate"sympathetic, benevolent, kind, good-natured
kingdom [noun]
means "nation"government, motherland, fatherland, country, state
last [verb]
means "state"abide, go on
leash [noun]
means "restraint"check, bridle, control, curb, governor, halter
leprechaun [noun]
means "gnome"goblin, sprite, imp, pixie, fairy, brownie
lord [noun]
means "religion"divinity, god, messiah, christ, the supreme being
lost [adjective]
means "missing"forfeited, absent, gone, lacking, passed, irrevocable
lout [noun]
means "fool"blockhead, goon, dolt, oaf, dunce, nincompoop
management [noun]
means "administration"government, supervision, organisation, organization, command, authority
manipulate [verb]
means "direct"guide, manage, command, lead, control, govern
master [noun]
means "religion"supreme being, god, messiah, christ
maw [noun]
means "throat"craw, gorge, gullet
meddler [noun]
means "snoop"gossip, tattler, chatterbox, blabbermouth, chatterer
mellifluous [adjective]
means "mellow"mellifluent, liquid, honeyed, golden
mellow [adjective]
means "genial"good-humoured, good-natured, jovial
messenger [noun]
means "emissary"envoy, intermediary, representative, agent, go-between, ambassador
missed [adjective]
means "unnoticed"neglected, gone, forgotten, lost, mislaid, misplaced
moral [adjective]
means "character trait"good, upright, virtuous, righteous, worthy, exemplary
motherland [noun]
means "nation"government, country, fatherland, kingdom, state
mould [verb]
means "influence"bend, govern, transform, develop, convert, transfigure
mount [verb]
means "ascend"rise, climb, go up, scale
moving [adjective]
means "in motion"mobile, unstable, going, shifting, ascending, descending
neighborly [adjective]
means "friendly"peace-loving, brotherly, good-natured, amicable, hospitable, sociable
nincompoop [noun]
means "fool"blockhead, goon, dolt, lout, dunce, oaf
nutritious [adjective]
means "healthy"good, healthful, restorative, hygienic, invigorating, salubrious
nymph [noun]
means "dryad"spirit, goddess, sprite, mermaid
oaf [noun]
means "fool"blockhead, goon, dolt, lout, dunce, nincompoop
omnipotent [adjective]
means "all-powerful"almighty, invincible, godlike, divine, boundless, eternal
orang-outang [noun]
means "primate"gorilla, chimpanzee, monkey
orderly [adjective]
means "obedient"docile, well-behaved, manageable, good
outweigh [verb]
means "weigh more"outbalance, burden, go beyond
overcharge [verb]
means "cheat"defraud, gouge, take advantage of, steal, extort, blackmail
overeat [verb]
means "pig out"stuff oneself, glut, bolt, cram, gorge
overstep [verb]
means "exceed"go beyond
overtake [verb]
means "catch up with"catch, intercept, go after, reach
pa [noun]
means "dad"daddy, governor, old man, father, papa, pappy
papa [noun]
means "dad"daddy, governor, old man, pa, father, pappy
parliament [noun]
means "assembly"congress, legislature, organisation, organization, government, representatives
parting [noun]
means "departure"adieu, farewell, split, good-bye, leave-taking
parting [adjective]
means "departing"farewell, good-bye
pass [noun]
means "nature"gorge
past [adjective]
means "property"gone, over, finished, done, done with, bygone, forgotten, gone by, elapsed, gone by, expired, lapsed, over, elapsed, gone by
pasty [adjective]
means "doughy"sticky, gluey, gummy, viscous, gelatinous, gooey
piety [noun]
means "devotion"grace, devoutness, homage, faith, religion, godliness
pixie [noun]
means "tree nymph"fairy, nymph, sprite, goddess, dryad
pixilated [adjective]
means "eccentric"pixyish, whimsical, oddball, goofy, nutty, frivolous
pleasant [adjective]
means "agreeable"acceptable, affable, favourable, obliging, good, enjoyable
precedent [noun]
means "before"going before, advance, preceding, ahead, beyond, prepublication
preceding [noun]
means "former"gone by
prior [adjective]
means "former"gone by
profane [adjective]
means "irreverent"godless
profitable [adjective]
means "advantageous"beneficial, good, propitious, auspicious, favourable, serviceable
prompt [verb]
means "activity"cause, goad
prospering [adjective]
means "flourishing"thriving, profitable, going along fine, successful, surviving
pursue [verb]
means "chase"hunt, track, follow, seek, trail, go after
regiment [verb]
means "direct"guide, manage, command, lead, manipulate, govern
report [noun]
means "speech"rumour, gossip, hearsay, scuttle-butt, talk, buzz
repress [verb]
means "restrain"bridle, check, slacken, control, curb, govern
reprobate [noun]
means "miscreant"villain, blackguard, scoundrel, wretch, good-for-nothing, degenerate
restate [verb]
means "return"repeat, go back, come again, reiterate
rule [verb]
means "activity"govern, administer, order, command, direct, control
ruling [noun]
means "law"rule, authority, statute, government
russet [adjective]
means "colour"reddish-brown, brown, burnished, gold, bronze
sacrilegious [adjective]
means "irreverent"godless
saintly [adjective]
means "virtuous"godly
sanctity [noun]
means "piety"grace, devoutness, homage, faith, religion, godliness
satisfying [adjective]
means "adequate"sufficient, good, all of, ample, full
sculpt [verb]
means "cut with a chisel"carve, hew, cut, incise, chisel, gouge
scuttlebutt [noun]
means "speech"rumour, rumor [US], gossip, inside information, talk, the grapevine
seductress [noun]
means "belle"goddess, enchantress, beauty, femme fatale
self-love [noun]
means "loving attitude"self-esteem, self-confidence, self-respect, amour-propre, loving oneself, good self-image, good attitude, morale, faith in oneself
self-starter [noun]
means "hustler"go-getter, live wire, power-house, dynamo
sheer [adjective]
means "transparent"flimsy, thin, fine, gauzy, gossamer, delicate
shiftless [adjective]
means "lazy"slothful, indolent, sluggish, idle, lackadaisical, good-for-nothing
slump [verb]
means "slouch"go slack
spirit [noun]
means "vision"goblin, hobgoblin
splendid [adjective]
means "magnificent"grand, impressive, superb, dazzling, gorgeous, beautiful
spur [verb]
means "urge"goad
state [adjective]
means "institution"government
stick [verb]
means "action"gore, pin
sticky [adjective]
means "adhesive"viscous, gluey, glutinous, gooey, gummy
stunning [adjective]
means "beautiful"dazzling, gorgeous, charming, exquisite, handsome, magnificent
subjection [noun]
means "control"limitation, government, order, regulation, discipline, subjugation
superintend [verb]
means "rule"control, dominate, govern, command, oversee, lead
support [verb]
means "endure"go through
surviving [adjective]
means "flourishing"thriving, profitable, prospering, successful, going along fine
sway [noun]
means "authority"government
talk [verb]
means "speech"chatter, gossip
target [noun]
means "aim"ambition, goal, purpose, objective, end, destination
tattler [noun]
means "snoop"meddler, gossip, chatterbox, blabbermouth, chatterer
trek [verb]
means "track"go through
troublemaker [noun]
means "miscreant"villain, blackguard, scoundrel, wretch, good-for-nothing, degenerate
unregenerate [adjective]
means "irreverent"godless
urge [verb]
means "activity"spur, incite, impel, goad, instigate, stimulate
vampire [noun]
means "extortionist"bloodsucker, gold digger, thief, swindler
virtue [noun]
means "morality"goodness, integrity, uprightness, justice, probity, rectitude
wacky [adjective]
means "impractical"nonsensical, goofy, unrealistic, imbecilic, brainless
wares [noun]
means "reserve"store, stocks, commodity, goods, products
wedlock [noun]
means "matrimony"marriage, union, go-between, match
welfare [noun]
means "interest"advantage, benefit, good, well-being
well-being [noun]
means "welfare"advantage, benefit, good, interest
whoop it up [verb]
means "celebrate"cut loose, riot, raise hell, get drunk, go on a spree, kick up one's heels
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