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Synonym for wan [adjective]
The synonym wan synonymous definition words:
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Further results for the word "wan"
bloodless [adjective]
means "pale"pallid, anaemic, sickly, wan, ashen
doughy [adjective]
means "colourless"ashen, bleached, blanched, pale, pallid, wan
pale [adjective]
means "colour"wan
pale [adjective]
means "characteristic"wan, pallid, sickly, anaemic, bloodless, cadaverous
want [noun]
means "amount"scarcity, lack, deficiency, insufficiency, dearth, meagreness, inadequacy, scantiness
wanting [adjective]
means "desirous of"covetous, longing for, grasping, acquisitive, greedy, envious, yearning
wanton [adjective]
means "lewd"lascivious, lecherous, licentious, prurient, salacious, libidinous, lustful
wanton [adjective]
means "lavish"extravagant, frivolous, capricious, luxurious, elegant, magnificent
wanton [adjective]
means "careless"heedless, reckless, unjustifiable, groundless, inconsiderate, wilful, unruly
abandon [noun]
means "unrestrained"wantonness, spontaneity, impetuosity, enthusiasm
advised [adjective]
means "intentional"wanton, considered, conscious, deliberate, designed, premeditated
crave [verb]
means "need"want, require
dearth [noun]
means "scarcity"lack, deficiency, insufficiency, want, meagreness, inadequacy
deliberate [adjective]
means "intentional"wanton, considered, conscious, advised, designed, premeditated
desire [noun]
means "aspiration"mind, hope, request, want, wish
digress [verb]
means "deviate"wander, stray, err, shift, veer, swerve
drifting [adjective]
means "aimless"stray, wandering, erratic, haphazard, rambling, wayward
drool [verb]
means "want badly"want, desire, covet
exiled [adjective]
means "without a country"homeless, banished, outcast, wandering, refugee, vagabond
groundless [adjective]
means "careless"heedless, reckless, unjustifiable, wanton, inconsiderate, wilful
homeless [adjective]
means "without a country"exiled, banished, outcast, wandering, refugee, vagabond
impetuosity [noun]
means "unrestrained"wantonness, spontaneity, abandon, enthusiasm
intemperate [adjective]
means "excessive"immoderate, unreasonable, extreme, unrestrained, wanton, inordinate
intentional [adjective]
means "deliberate"wanton, considered, conscious, advised, designed, premeditated
itinerant [noun]
means "vagrant"wandering, wayward, vagabond, nomadic, erratic
knock about [verb]
means "wander around"drift, range, roam, ramble, wander, traipse
lack [verb]
means "necessity"need, require, want
lecherous [adjective]
means "lewd"lascivious, wanton, licentious, prurient, salacious, libidinous
lessening [adjective]
means "decreasing"dwindling, declining, abating, waning, diminishing, lowering
libidinous [adjective]
means "lewd"lascivious, lecherous, licentious, prurient, salacious, wanton
meagreness [noun]
means "scarcity"lack, deficiency, insufficiency, dearth, want, inadequacy
need [verb]
means "necessity"lack, crave, require, want
out [object]
means "property"lacking, missing, wanting, without
pilgrim [noun]
means "traveller"sojourner, wanderer, wayfarer
prerequisite [adjective]
means "necessary"essential, required, imperative, mandatory, needed, wanted
promenade [verb]
means "walk"wander
reckless [adjective]
means "careless"heedless, wanton, unjustifiable, groundless, inconsiderate, willful
rove [verb]
means "traverse"roam, range, explore, stroll, wander, straggle
scantiness [noun]
means "deficiency"scarcity, insufficiency, need, dearth, lack, want
sceptre [noun]
means "ornamental rod"mace, wand, staff, rod
shortage [noun]
means "lack"deficiency, defect, destitution, scarcity, want
staff [noun]
means "thing"wand
straggle [verb]
means "traverse"roam, rove, explore, stroll, wander, range
stray [verb]
means "roam"wander, ramble, meander, drift, rove, range
stroll [verb]
means "activity"wander, roam, rove, stray
substantive [adjective]
means "essential"key, obligatory, urgent, necessary, indispensable, wanted
supererogatory [adjective]
means "superfluous"gratuitous, wanton, nonessential, uncalled-for, unasked
traveler [noun]
means "explorer"travelling salesman, traveling salesman [US], spacefarer [US], astronaut, wanderer, migrant
unasked [adjective]
means "gratuitous"wanton, uncalled-for
uncalled-for [adjective]
means "unwarranted"unnecessary, needless, improper, wanton, gratuitous, unessential
unconscionable [adjective]
means "unscrupulous"unprincipled, unlawful, wicked, wanton, barbarous, dishonest
unjustifiable [adjective]
means "careless"heedless, reckless, wanton, groundless, inconsiderate, wilful
vagrant [adjective]
means "itinerant"wandering, wayward, vagabond, nomadic, erratic
voluntary [adjective]
means "intentional"wanton, considered, conscious, advised, designed, premeditated
wayward [adjective]
means "drifting"stray, wandering, erratic, haphazard, rambling, aimless
weak [adjective]
means "property"deficient, insufficient, lacking, short, wanting
wilt [verb]
means "decline"wane, decrease, dwindle, droop, diminish, taper
wish [verb]
means "feeling"desire, crave, yearn, long for, want, need
without [object]
means "lacking"wanting
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