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Synonym for mist [verb]
The synonym mist synonymous definition words:
Your question...Further results for the word "mist"
smog [noun]
means "nature"haze, cloud, nebula, effluvium, mist, smoke
soup [noun]
means "nature"cloud, fog, haze, smog, mist
water vapour [noun]
means "steam"vapour, mist, fog, condensation, cloud, haze
mistake [noun]
means "misunderstanding"misapprehension, aberration, misconception, delusion, misinterpretation, perplexity, bewilderment
mistreatment [noun]
means "abuse"indignity, violation, defilement, molestation, seduction, betrayal, profanation
mistrustful [adjective]
means "overly suspicious"suspicious, apprehensive, uneasy, paranoid, anxious, distrustful, nervous
Jack-of-all-trades [noun]
means "hired hand for odd jobs"hired hand, worker, labourer, handyman, helper, mister fix-it
Mr. [noun]
means "title"mister, signor, man, Herr, monsieur, master
disbelieve [verb]
means "doubt"distrust, suspect, mistrust
erratum [noun]
means "error"blunder, mistake, fault, inaccuracy, oversight, slip
false [adjective]
means "characteristic"erroneous, inaccurate, improper, specious, incorrect, mistaken
favorite [noun]
means "the one preferred"beloved one, ideal, winner, teacher's pet, mistress, minion
girlfriend [noun]
means "sweetheart"girl, lover, mistress, darling
handyman [noun]
means "hired man for odd jobs"hired man, workman, labourer, jack-of-all-trades, helper, mister fix-it
ill-timed [adjective]
means "untimely"inopportune, inappropriate, unseasonable, mistimed, malapropos, ill-seasoned
ill-treat [verb]
means "abuse"betray, misuse, deceive, mistreat, subvert, mishandle
inaccuracy [noun]
means "error"blunder, mistake, slip
indiscretion [noun]
means "error"mistake, oversight, blunder, lapse, fault, slip
injure [verb]
means "behaviour"mistreat, maltreat, abuse, bully, wrong
lapse [noun]
means "error"mistake, slip, blunder, peccadillo, boner
madam [noun]
means "person"mistress, mrs., dame
misapprehend [verb]
means "err"blunder, overlook, slip, confound, trip, mistake
misapprehension [noun]
means "misunderstanding"mistake, aberration, misconception, delusion, misinterpretation, perplexity
misappropriate [verb]
means "ill-treat"betray, misuse, deceive, mistreat, subvert, mishandle
misconceive [verb]
means "err"mistake
misconception [noun]
means "misunderstanding"misapprehension, aberration, mistake, delusion, misinterpretation, perplexity
misinterpretation [noun]
means "misunderstanding"misapprehension, aberration, misconception, delusion, mistake, perplexity
misjudgment [noun]
means "misconception"misinterpretation, mistake, miscalculation, distortion, error
misnomer [noun]
means "inapplicable designation"misnaming, miscalling, wrong name, mislabelling, mistitling, mistake
misprint [noun]
means "error"mistake
misunderstanding [noun]
means "misapprehension"error, confusion, misinterpretation, misconception, delusion, mistake
misuse [verb]
means "abuse"ill-treat, maltreat, mistreat, ill-use, wrong
paranoid [adjective]
means "overly suspicious"suspicious, apprehensive, uneasy, mistrustful, anxious, distrustful
peccadillo [noun]
means "error"mistake, slip, blunder, lapse, boner
perplexity [noun]
means "uncertainty"confusion, doubt, hesitation, scepticism, mistrust, complication
persecution [noun]
means "torture"abuse, mistreatment, molestation, torment, ill-treatment, killing
scepticism [noun]
means "doubt"suspicion, misgiving, mistrust, distrust, cynicism
suspect [verb]
means "doubt"distrust, disbelieve, mistrust
suspicion [noun]
means "doubt"scepticism, misgiving, mistrust, distrust, cynicism
thick [adjective]
means "property"obscured, vaporous, misty, foggy, cloudy, indistinct
trepidation [noun]
means "anxiety"alarm, apprehension, uneasiness, worry, misgiving, mistrust
uneasiness [noun]
means "anxiety"alarm, trepidation, apprehension, worry, misgiving, mistrust
unseasonable [adjective]
means "untimely"inopportune, inappropriate, ill-timed, mistimed, malapropos, ill-seasoned
wet [adjective]
means "nature"rainy, drizzling, misty, stormy, humid
wonder at [verb]
means "question"oppugn, doubt, distrust, discredit, mistrust, suspect
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