Definition for Few:

• Not many.

Synonyms for Few:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • few.
  •few (adjective)
  • skimpy,
  • slim,
  • short,
  • imperceptible,
  • minimal,
  • minimum,
  • little,
  • negligible,
  • occasional,
  • inconsequential,
  • piddling,
  • petty,
  • insufficient,
  • spotty,
  • miserly,
  • stingy,
  • semioccasional,
  • scanty,
  • meager,
  • minor,
  • sparse,
  • minute,
  • paltry,
  • trifling,
  • lean,
  • not many,
  • middling,
  • niggardly.
  •rare (adjective)
  • inconceivable,
  • unwonted,
  • flimsy,
  • out of the ordinary,
  • unique,
  • strange,
  • unimaginable,
  • tenuous,
  • singular,
  • unthinkable,
  • rarefied,
  • extraordinary,
  • unlikely,
  • attenuated,
  • attenuate,
  • deficient,
  • subtle.
  •scarce (adjective)
  • failing,
  • shortened,
  • shy,
  • truncated,
  • in short supply,
  • wanting.
  •some (adjective)
  • aniest,
  • more approximately,
  • anier,
  • most approximately.
  •sporadic (adjective)
  • hit-or-miss,
  • irregular,
  • fitful.
  •standout (adjective)
  • out standing,
  • pre eminent.
  •uncommon (adjective)
  • startling,
  • surprising,
  • remarkable,
  • aberrant,
  • eccentric,
  • egregious,
  • out of the way,
  • freakish,
  • noteworthy,
  • abnormal,
  • peculiar,
  • original,
  • anomalous,
  • unconventional,
  • fantastic,
  • unfamiliar,
  • queer,
  • prodigious,
  • bizarre,
  • exotic,
  • unaccustomed,
  • extreme,
  • novel,
  • unorthodox,
  • arcane,
  • weird,
  • curious,
  • nondescript.

• n.

  •
  • widely spaced,
  • some,
  • less,
  • thin,
  • a small number of,
  • several,
  • not too many,
  • scattered,
  • scarcely any,
  • few and far between,
  • slight,
  • in the minority,
  • straggling,
  • only,
  • barely,
  • hardly any,
  • seldom,
  • any,
  • inconsiderable.
  •
  • minority,
  • hairsbreadth,
  • group,
  • one or two.
  •few (noun)
  • a couple of,
  • hardly a.
  •sprinkling (noun)
  • mixture,
  • sprinkle,
  • Powdering,
  • lick,
  • taste,
  • admixture,
  • dust,
  • Dusting,
  • trace,
  • touch,
  • strain,
  • tinge.

• pron.

  •few (pronoun)
  • smattering,
  • spattering,
  • smatter,
  • slim pickings.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • plural,
  • mere,
  • thinly,
  • exiguous,
  • scarcity,
  • faintest,
  • scant,
  • merely,
  • sparingly.
  •
  • limited,
  • slender,
  • least.
  •
  • lightly,
  • pitiful,
  • bare.
  •
  • passing.
  •
  • light.
  •a few
  • a few,
  • couple.

Paraphrases for Few:

• Independent

  • Adjective
    several, recent, numerous, many, less, various, meagre, rarely, specific, weak, multiple, much, individual, minute, restricted, scanty, minimum, occasional, different, tiny, only, following, pocket, narrow, forthcoming.
  • Proper noun, singular
    less.
  • Noun, plural
    seconds, limitations, remnants, weeks, levels, constraints, moments, providers, Horses, amounts, venues, kinds, blocks.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    couple, scarce, rare, infrequent, scant, short, brief, sparse, slight, insufficient, modest, slim, insignificant.

Antonyms for Few:

• adj.

  • all
    many.
  • few
    much.
  • handful
    lot, mass.
  • hardly any
    consequential, fat, useful, tall, important, thick, significant, big, large, major.
  • infrequent
    frequent, often, common, usual.
  • occasional
    regular, steady, constant.
  • rare
    typical.
  • scarce
    plentiful, sufficient, abundant.
  • sporadic
    continuous, dependable.
  • uncommon
    normal, Familiar.

• n.

  • Other antonyms:
    loads, plenitude, quantity, flock, thousands, slather, heap, stack, gobs, peck, REAMS, most, profusion, scads, host, wad, slew, plenty, wealth, pile, crowd, mountain, surplus, oodles, deal, gazillion, zillion, abundance, excess, majority, multitude, army, horde, raft.

Few Sentence Examples:

• I only want a few.

• It is only for a few days longer.

Homophones for Few:

• foe, fop, fob off, fa, feb, feb 2, phew, fha, fief, fab, five, fifo, fao, Fay, fey, Fo, F, fob, fbi, fee, fovea, feoff, fife, FAE, fauve, FAA, fe, fib.

Hyponym for Few:

• n.

  • group
    elite, elite group.