What is another word for dickens?
Pronunciation:
[ dˈɪkənz], [ dˈɪkənz], [ d_ˈɪ_k_ə_n_z]
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Similar words for dickens:
- mischievous (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- Charles Dickens (noun)
- Charles John Huffam Dickens (noun)
- Dickens (noun)
- child (noun)
- communication (noun)
- devil (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- tot (noun)
- urchin (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Dickens:
adj.
• mischievous (adjective)- harmful,
- bothersome,
- arch,
- deleterious,
- injurious,
- frolicsome,
- wayward,
- exasperating,
- vicious,
- spiteful,
- vexatious,
- evil,
- hazardous,
- pernicious,
- dangerous,
- risky,
- malignant,
- destructive,
- troublesome,
- foxy,
- naughty,
- rude,
- sportive,
- insidious,
- bad,
- Irksome,
- perilous,
- sly,
- ill,
- detrimental,
- Nocuous,
- vexing,
- Misbehaving,
- malicious,
- playful,
- artful,
- damaging,
- puckish,
- precarious,
- hurtful,
- sinful,
- tricky,
- rascal.
n.
• Charles Dickens (noun) • Charles John Huffam Dickens (noun) • Dickens (noun) • child (noun)- innocent,
- cherub,
- nipper,
- sprout,
- brat,
- lamb,
- juvenile,
- newborn,
- offspring,
- suckling,
- chick,
- toddler,
- descendant,
- baby,
- adolescent,
- tot,
- nestling,
- neonate,
- babe,
- teen,
- cub,
- progeny,
- minor,
- tyke,
- issue,
- squirt,
- anklebiter,
- kid,
- youth,
- stripling,
- bambino,
- Moppet,
- bairn.
- knave,
- enfant terrible,
- beelzebub,
- Evil One,
- scoundrel,
- dybbuk,
- djinn,
- villain,
- Genie,
- archfiend,
- brute,
- ogre,
- the dickens,
- dastard,
- the Furies,
- lucifer,
- prince of darkness,
- Satan,
- scamp,
- beast,
- hellion,
- Diablo,
- common enemy,
- rogue,
- fiend,
- mephistopheles,
- monster,
- adversary,
- the erinyes.
- shaver,
- pubescent,
- little one,
- infant,
- teenybopper,
- kiddies,
- whippersnapper,
- nursling,
- urchin,
- Young one,
- imp,
- little doll,
- little darling,
- shavers,
- tadpole,
- youngster,
- teenager,
- teenyboppers,
- pup,
- innocents,
- PUPS,
- gamin,
- nestlings,
- exclamation,
- kiddie,
- Tadpoles,
- little angel,
- author,
- little ones,
- whippersnappers,
- small fry,
- exclaiming,
- preteens,
- writer,
- child,
- mite,
- preteen.
- bud.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):
How to use "Dickens" in context?
Charles dickens was an English writer and social critic. He is considered to be one of the greatest writers in the English language and one of the greatest figures in the history of literature. His works include nineteen novels, three novellas, and more than fifty other books, including Short Stories, Criticism, and Letters.
Homophones for Dickens:
- dicksoniaceae, dyskinesia, dousing, designing, dugong, diagnose, diagnosis, diggings, disowning, dodging, dismiss, De Kooning, Des Moines, dickens', disco music, diakinesis, disengage, dhodhekanisos, dishwashing, digging, docking, dysgenesis, dizziness, ducking, dysgenic, deaconess, dismaying, digenesis, Dow Jones, dogging, death camas, dysgenics, duskiness, dowsing, De Quincey, dissonance, diogenes, descensus, ditchmoss, dozens, dehiscence, degaussing, decency, dodecanese, dashing.
Hyponym for Dickens:
n.
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communication
exclaiming, exclamation.
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communication
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