Synonyms for Cartoons:

• n.

  •comic book (noun)
  • comic section,
  • funny magazine,
  • funny book,
  • Funnies,
  • funny paper.
  •drawings (noun)
  • plans,
  • diagrams,
  • still lifes,
  • blueprints,
  • doodles,
  • scenes,
  • sketches,
  • landscapes,
  • tracings,
  • Portraits,
  • pastels,
  • charcoals,
  • Studies,
  • paintings,
  • masterpieces,
  • water colors.
  •representations (noun)
  • idols,
  • Analogies,
  • pastiches,
  • renderings,
  • impressions,
  • Metaphors,
  • Effigies,
  • depictions,
  • casts,
  • approximations,
  • snapshots,
  • representations,
  • figurines,
  • Copies,
  • likenesses,
  • statues,
  • drawings,
  • pictures,
  • busts,
  • Facsimiles,
  • replicas,
  • images,
  • imitations,
  • miniatures,
  • carvings,
  • models,
  • portrayals,
  • duplications,
  • mock-ups,
  • illustrations,
  • outlines,
  • photographs,
  • silhouettes.

• Other synonyms:

  •n.
  • comic book.
  •Other relevant words:
  • ape,
  • checkers,
  • imitation,
  • impersonation,
  • marbles,
  • sketch.

Paraphrases for Cartoons:

• Independent

  • Noun, plural
    illustrations, graphics, tracts, medallions, sketches, novels, stickers, crafts, rates, Funnies, gangs, diagrams, Tattoos, decals, tariffs, Clips, patterns, stripes, Taxes, VCRS, Charges, Duties, flocks, packs, Bandages, tolls, dessins, images, customs, works, bends, FARES, bands, bullets, Maps, PODS, Fees, webs, Levies, shreds, DUES.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    caricature, drawings.
  • Noun, plural
    animations, Caricatures, comics, pictures, paintings, strips, TAPES, books, designs, caricature, drawings.

Cartoons Sentence Examples:

• Appeals to the voters are made principally through public speaking, the controversial and illustrated press, the circulation of pamphlets and handbills, parades and mass - meetings, and the generous use of placards, cartoons, and other devices designed to attract and focus attention.

• To depict him in political cartoons as " St. George" had not in it the sort of absurdity of the pictures of the more frigid and philosophic Balfour as " Prince Arthur."