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Synonym for hum [verb]
The synonym hum synonymous definition words:
Your question...Further results for the word "hum"
sing [verb]
means "sound"resound, buzz, purr, hum
whir [verb]
means "sound"murmur, buzz, hum, drone, fizzle, hiss
zoom [noun]
means "sound"whir, buzz, rumble, vibration, hum, whine
human [adjective]
means "people"anthropological, anthropomorphic, manlike, mortal, rational, social
humane [adjective]
means "kind"benevolent, humanitarian, charitable, compassionate, kindly, kind-hearted, sympathetic
humanitarian [adjective]
means "philanthropic"public-spirited, idealistic, altruistic, generous, charitable, humane, kindly
humanizing [adjective]
means "civilizing"uplifting, edifying, cultural, illuminating, refining, enlightening
humankind [noun]
means "humanity"mankind, people, human race, civilisation, civilization
humbug [noun]
means "impostor"charlatan, cheat, deceiver, swindler, pretender, confidence man, quack
humiliation [noun]
means "shame"embarrassment, mortification, abashment, chagrin, compunction, remorse, discomposure
humor [noun]
means "amusement"fun, raillery, pleasantry, merriment, jocularity, entertainment, facetiousness, buffoonery, tomfoolery, wit, drollery
humour [verb]
means "indulge"favour, gratify
humour [noun]
means "mood"disposition, fancy, temperament, temper, tendency, whim, vagary
humour [noun]
means "amusement"fun, raillery, pleasantry, merriment, entertainment, facetiousness
allow [verb]
means "behaviour"humour
anthropomorphic [adjective]
means "humanoid"anthropoid, humanlike
bend over [verb]
means "struggle"hunch, hump, strain, toil, work hard
body [noun]
means "people"somebody, individual, human being, soul, character
brotherly [adjective]
means "loving"charitable, compassionate, humane, forgiving, friendly, faithful
charitable [adjective]
means "benevolent"generous, beneficent, philanthropic, altruistic, humane, liberal
chasten [verb]
means "discipline"humble
clement [adjective]
means "merciful"humane, lenient, humanitarian, compassionate, forgiving, benevolent
comical [adjective]
means "amusing"facetious, humorous, funny, droll, farcical, ridiculous
constraint [noun]
means "reserve"control, restraint, temperance, abstinence, humility, modesty
crotchet [noun]
means "caprice"fancy, humour, quirk, vagary, whim
damp [adjective]
means "property"wet, raw, dank, sodden, humid, soggy
dampness [noun]
means "moisture"damp, dankness, fog, humidity, steam, vapour
dank [adjective]
means "wet"raw, damp, sodden, humid, soggy, moist
debasing [adjective]
means "degrading"spiritless, subservient, abject, disheartening, humiliating
deceiver [noun]
means "impostor"charlatan, cheat, humbug, swindler, pretender, confidence man
degrade [verb]
means "humiliate"humble, abase, debase, deteriorate, lower, vitiate
disciplined [adjective]
means "trite"hackneyed, humdrum, conventional
disheartening [adjective]
means "degrading"spiritless, subservient, debasing, abject, humiliating
dishonour [noun]
means "indignity"insult, blame, affront, reproach, humiliation
disposition [noun]
means "nature"humour
embarrassed [adjective]
means "ashamed"abashed, disconcerted, humiliated, flustered, perplexed, self-conscious
facetiousness [noun]
means "amusement"fun, raillery, pleasantry, merriment, entertainment, humour
fancy [noun]
means "feeling"caprice, crotchet, humour, quirk, vagary, whim
farcical [adjective]
means "comical"facetious, humorous, funny, droll, amusing, ridiculous
fellow [noun]
means "guy"man, person, apprentice, youth, human being, young man
fooling [adjective]
means "joking"bantering, facetious, deceitful, humorous, smart aleck, insincere
illuminating [adjective]
means "civilizing"uplifting, edifying, cultural, humanizing, refining, enlightening
jocose [adjective]
means "comical"facetious, humorous, funny, droll, farcical, ridiculous
kind [adjective]
means "behaviour"good-hearted, compassionate, humane, benevolent, good, sympathetic
kindliness [noun]
means "compassion"mercy, charity, forgiveness, forbearance, humanity, clemency
laughable [adjective]
means "comical"facetious, humorous, funny, droll, farcical, ridiculous
lower [verb]
means "activity"degrade, disgrace, humiliate, humble, debase, abase
lower oneself [verb]
means "deign"disdain, condescend, submit, descend, stoop, humble oneself
modesty [noun]
means "reserve"control, restraint, temperance, abstinence, humility, constraint
moisture [noun]
means "damp"dampness, dankness, fog, humidity, steam, vapour
mortify [verb]
means "embarrass"humiliate, shame, humble
over-indulge [verb]
means "spoil"pamper, coddle, indulge, humour, baby
pamper [verb]
means "coddle"mollycoddle, baby, cosset, humour, indulge, fondle
patronise [verb]
means "treat condescendingly"condescend, underestimate, talk down to, indulge, humour, tolerate
patronize [verb]
means "treat condescendingly"condescend, underestimate, talk down to, indulge, humour, tolerate
person [noun]
means "people"individual, human, human being, man, one, personage
personage [noun]
means "individual"human being, person, woman, man
philanthropic [adjective]
means "humane"kind, humanitarian, kind-hearted, benevolent, good
pleasant [adjective]
means "amusing"clever, facetious, humorous, jocose, jocular, playful
plebeian [adjective]
means "lowborn"lowly, base, low, poor, meek, humble
poor [adjective]
means "behaviour"humble, unpretentious
pretender [noun]
means "impostor"charlatan, cheat, deceiver, swindler, humbug, confidence man
protrusion [noun]
means "swelling"protuberance, bulge, hump, outgrowth, growth, prominence
public-spirited [adjective]
means "philanthropic"humanitarian, idealistic, altruistic, generous, charitable, humane
rainy [adjective]
means "nature"wet, drizzling, misty, stormy, humid
respectful [adjective]
means "polite"courteous, humble, courtly
satire [noun]
means "character trait"wit, humour, repartee, witticism, quip, esprit
satisfy [verb]
means "content"appease, gratify, conciliate, pacify, please, humour
shame [noun]
means "feeling"humiliation, embarrassment, mortification, abashment, chagrin, compunction
shamed [adjective]
means "ashamed"chagrined, embarrassed, dishonoured, humiliated, mortified, disgraced
shamefaced [adjective]
means "embarrassed"ashamed, crest-fallen, humiliated, perplexed, abashed, confused
simple [adjective]
means "character trait"innocent, plain, humble, unaffected, unassuming, unpretentious
social [adjective]
means "people"human, cultural, racial, secular, worldly, public
social [adjective]
means "characteristic"humane, benevolent, charitable, philanthropic, altruistic
sodden [adjective]
means "wet"raw, dank, damp, humid, soggy, moist
soft-hearted [adjective]
means "kind"tender-hearted, merciful, benevolent, humane, kindly, kind-hearted
soggy [adjective]
means "wet"raw, dank, sodden, humid, damp, moist
somebody [noun]
means "person"body, individual, human being, soul, character
spirit [noun]
means "mental condition"mood, attitude, feeling, disposition, temper, humour
spiritless [adjective]
means "degrading"abject, subservient, debasing, disheartening, humiliating
submissive [adjective]
means "agreeable"deferential, tractable, acquiescent, compliant, humble, pliant
talk down to [verb]
means "patronise"patronize, condescend, humiliate
temperance [noun]
means "reserve"control, restraint, constraint, abstinence, humility, modesty
unease [noun]
means "embarrassment"humiliation, chagrin, discomfiture, confusion
unobtrusive [adjective]
means "meek"humble
weaken [verb]
means "break"humble, dispirit, subdue, enervate, enfeeble, impair
wet [adjective]
means "nature"rainy, drizzling, misty, stormy, humid
wit [noun]
means "person"humorist, comedian, wag
wit [noun]
means "language"satire, humour, repartee, witticism, quip, esprit
witty [adjective]
means "amusing"clever, facetious, humorous, jocose, jocular, playful
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