Synonym for shred is "mince" - synonyms and words

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Synonym for shred [verb]

The synonym shred synonymous definition words:

means "cut up"
mince, grate, strip

- conjugate verb shred

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shred [noun]

means "bit"
scrap, fragment, splinter, snip, rag, tatters, piece

Further results for the word "shred"

fiber [noun]

means "filament"
threadlike component, strand, connective tissue, hair, shred, cord

fibre [noun]

means "filament"
strand, connective tissue, hair, shred, cord, string

fragment [noun]

means "part"
shred

fray [verb]

means "ravel"
fret, tatter, wear, shred, unravel

- conjugate verb fray

granulate [verb]

means "grind"
shred, grate, rasp, pulverise, pulverize, crystallise

- conjugate verb granulate

grate [verb]

means "rub"
grind, scour, abrade, scrape, shred, rasp

- conjugate verb grate

particle [noun]

means "scrap"
modicum, ace, shred, crumb, bit, damn

piece [noun]

means "section"
shred

rag [noun]

means "remnant"
tatter, cloth, shred, piece, scrap

remnant [noun]

means "scrap"
piece, part, shred

rip [verb]

means "tear"
cut, split, slash, shred, rend, slit

- conjugate verb rip

scrape [verb]

means "rub"
grind, scour, abrade, grate, shred, rasp

- conjugate verb scrape

sliver [verb]

means "splinter"
shaving, shred, fragment, thorn, snippet, bit

- conjugate verb sliver

smattering [noun]

means "superficial knowledge"
scrap, shred

snatch [noun]

means "fragment"
scrap, shred, chunk, chip, snippet, sliver

snippet [noun]

means "fragment"
scrap, shred, chunk, chip, snatch, sliver

tatter [verb]

means "ravel"
fret, fray, wear, shred, unravel

- conjugate verb tatter

tear [verb]

means "action"
rend, shred

- conjugate verb tear

trace [noun]

means "mark"
evidence, indication, hint, suggestion, shred, fragment

shreds [noun]

means "tatters"
rags, patches, duds

rags [noun]

means "tatters"
shreds, patches, duds

tatters [noun]

means "rags"
old clothes, remnants, hand-me-downs, shreds, patches

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