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Synonym for sty [noun]

The synonym sty synonymous definition words:
means "dump"
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Further results for the word "sty"

in style [adjective]

means "fashionable"
chic, stylish, in vogue, trendy, smart, a la mode

style [verb]

means "action"
designate, entitle, name, dub, title, term, denominate, christen

style [noun]

means "method"
technique, way, manner, system, approach, mode

style [noun]

means "fashion"
chic, vogue, elegance, elan, mode, eclat

style [noun]

means "characteristic"
kind, sort, form, type, character, appearance, mark

stylish [adjective]

means "sharp"
fashionable, chic, dressy

stylus [noun]

means "sharp instrument"
probe, needle

address [verb]

means "appeal"
style, petition, apply to, ask, invoke, plead

cast [noun]

means "thing"
kind, fashion, sort, style, type

character [noun]

means "personality"
identity, temperament, individuality, style, temper, singularity

composition [noun]

means "writing"
creative writing, prose, rhetoric, instrumentation, style

conventionality [noun]

means "behaviour"
conformity, fashion, trend, custom, formality, style

current [adjective]

means "fashionable"
contemporary, à la mode, topical, accepted, in vogue, stylish

cut [noun]

means "characteristic"
sort, style

diction [noun]

means "language"
style

entitle [verb]

means "designate"
term, call, label, subtitle, style, dub

fashion [noun]

means "craze"
custom, chic, fad, model, rage, style

fashion [noun]

means "behaviour"
conformity, conventionality, trend, custom, formality, style

fashionable [adjective]

means "current"
contemporary, à la mode, topical, accepted, in vogue, stylish

feather [noun]

means "writing instrument"
quill, stylus, pen, plume

form [noun]

means "manner"
arrangement, kind, order, sort, style, type

hellish [adjective]

means "diabolical"
devilish, infernal, stygian, fiery, evil

in fashion [adjective]

means "fashionable"
trendy, chic, stylish, in vogue, modish, swank

in vogue [adjective]

means "fashionable"
contemporary, à la mode, topical, accepted, current, stylish

infernal [adjective]

means "hellish"
cimmerian, plutonian, plutonic, stygian

language [noun]

means "diction"
style

latest [noun]

means "current thing"
rage, fad, vogue, style, mode

make [noun]

means "characteristic"
brand, style, build, form, shape, structure

manner [noun]

means "method"
custom, fashion, mode, style, way, form

motif [noun]

means "design"
figure, pattern, motive, composition, style

needle [noun]

means "thing"
sharp instrument, probe, stylus

new-fashioned [adjective]

means "new"
modern, novel, current, stylish, avant-garde, fashionable

pattern [noun]

means "kind"
sort, style, type

pen [noun]

means "thing"
writing instrument, quill, stylus, feather, plume

phraseology [noun]

means "diction"
style

plume [noun]

means "writing instrument"
quill, stylus, feather, pen

prose [noun]

means "language"
writing, creative writing, composition, rhetoric, instrumentation, style

school [noun]

means "manner"
style, fashion, persuasion, tendency, method, character

sharp [adjective]

means "quality"
stylish, fashionable, chic, dressy

singularity [noun]

means "personality"
identity, temperament, individuality, style, temper, character

smart [adjective]

means "property"
fashionable, stylish, chic, elegant, a la mode

sort [noun]

means "manner"
way, means, method, fashion, style

swank [adjective]

means "fashionable"
trendy, chic, stylish, in vogue, modish, in fashion

swell [adjective]

means "grand"
elegant, stylish, fashionable, first-rate, fine

tact [noun]

means "diplomacy"
style

technique [noun]

means "method"
fashion, procedure, means, system, approach, style

title [verb]

means "action"
entitle, term, designate, call, denominate, style

touch [noun]

means "quality"
characteristic, trait, style, kind

trendy [adjective]

means "fashionable"
in fashion, chic, stylish, in vogue, modish, swank

vogue [noun]

means "fashion"
chic, style, elegance, elan, mode, eclat

way [noun]

means "manner"
fashion, method, style, mode, custom, practice

word [verb]

means "language"
express, voice, phrase, put, formulate, style

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