What is another word for funk?
599 synonyms found
what is the funk?
Pronunciation:
[ fˈʌŋk], [ fˈʌŋk], [ f_ˈʌ_ŋ_k]
Related words: funk style, what is funk, funk music, funk clothes, funk music song, funk dance, funk sound
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Similar words for funk:
- Casimir Funk (noun)
- blue devils (noun)
- chicken (noun)
- communication (noun)
- coward (noun)
- cowardice (noun)
- cringe (noun)
- depression (noun)
- dismay (noun)
- doldrums (noun)
- downheartedness (noun)
- dread (noun)
- fear (noun)
- fear, depression (noun)
- flinch (noun)
- funk (noun)
- gutlessness (noun)
- melancholy (noun)
- mournfulness (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- sadness (noun)
- slump (noun)
- stench (noun)
- fail (verb)
- smell (verb)
- stink (verb)
- other synonyms
- fail
- other relevant words
- smell
- stink
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Funk:
n.
• Casimir Funk (noun)-
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- backing,
- acid house,
- backup,
- bebop,
- background music,
- acid jazz,
- ambient,
- bluegrass,
- bhangra.
-
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- asperity,
- irritation,
- mood,
- anger,
- annoyance,
- fury,
- resentment,
- outrage,
- rage,
- temper.
-
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- happy,
- depression,
- feelings.
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- craven.
- funk.
- faint of hearts,
- fraidycat,
- chicken hearts,
- faint of heart,
- in vertebrate,
- fainthearts,
- fraidy cats,
- white livers,
- fraidycats,
- chicken livers,
- in vertebrates,
- faint-of-hearts,
- lily livers,
- in-vertebrates,
- in-vertebrate,
- gutlesses.
- de solations,
- low spiritednesses,
- de-solation,
- de-solations,
- lowspiritednesses,
- lowspiritedness,
- de solation,
- low spiritedness,
- low-spiritednesses.
- gloominesses,
- un happinesses,
- low spirit,
- miserablenesses,
- un-happinesses,
- un-happiness,
- down trips,
- pensivenesses,
- wistfulnesses.
- bad period,
- sadness,
- coward,
- low-spiritedness,
- downheartedness,
- the skids,
- bleakness,
- wistfulness,
- Miserableness,
- morbidity,
- down trip,
- LOWS,
- heavyheartedness,
- fraidy-cat,
- faint-of-heart,
- mournfulness,
- Invertebrates,
- skulker,
- hard time,
- malodor,
- recreants,
- weakling,
- broken heart,
- jellyfishes,
- blue funk,
- cowardice,
- the blue,
- saturninity,
- cheerlessness,
- stench,
- dismay,
- yellow belly,
- dolefuls,
- chicken heart,
- wimp,
- Trepidity,
- chicken liver,
- hard times,
- fetor,
- falling-off,
- Downcastness,
- faintheart,
- jellyfish,
- white liver,
- faint-heartedness,
- pensiveness,
- invertebrate,
- scaredy cat,
- Morbidities,
- low spirits,
- melancholy,
- heavy heart,
- skulkers,
- poltroon,
- gloominess,
- disconsolateness,
- moodiness,
- the blues,
- forlornness,
- noisomeness,
- fraidy-cats,
- downtrend,
- slump,
- dispiritedness,
- chicken,
- catatonia,
- mephitis,
- pessimism,
- shirker,
- fraidy cat,
- worriment,
- sorrowfulness,
- fear,
- lily liver,
- the dumps.
- cheerlessnesses,
- grievings,
- dispiritednesses,
- bleaknesses,
- forlornnesses,
- disconsolatenesses,
- sorrowfulnesses,
- moodinesses,
- broken hearts,
- downcastnesses,
- the dump.
v.
• fail (verb)- over-looks,
- breaks ones word,
- mis-carries,
- break ones word,
- breaks one's word,
- dis regards,
- break word,
- over-look,
- over-pass,
- breaking one's word,
- dis regard,
- over passed,
- dis appoint,
- brake one's word,
- brake one word,
- dis-regards,
- broke one's word,
- mis-carrying,
- over looks,
- mis carrying,
- de sert,
- over passing,
- dis-appoints,
- brake ones word,
- breaking ones word,
- over-passes,
- dis-appointed,
- dis appoints,
- break one word,
- dis-counts,
- dis-counting,
- mis carried,
- dis-regard,
- Overpassing,
- dis-regarding,
- breaking one word,
- over passes,
- breaking word,
- broke ones word,
- dis counted,
- dis-appointing,
- dis appointed,
- mis carries,
- dis-regarded,
- mis-carry,
- over-looking,
- dis regarding,
- mis-carried,
- broke one word,
- over-passed,
- brake word,
- dis-counted,
- over looked,
- de-sert,
- dis regarded,
- dis-appoint,
- dis counting,
- mis carry,
- breaks one word,
- over look,
- dis counts,
- broke word,
- dis appointing,
- over-passing,
- breaks word.
- re-eking,
- art malodorous,
- smelled to high heaven,
- smelt high heaven,
- smells high heaven,
- smell high heaven,
- re-eked,
- smelled high heaven,
- smelling to high heaven,
- smelt to high heaven,
- re eking,
- wast malodorous,
- am malodorous,
- re eked,
- wert malodorous,
- was malodorous,
- is malodorous,
- were malodorous,
- being malodorous,
- smelling high heaven.
- has an odor,
- having an odor,
- stinks to high heaven,
- hast an odor,
- smelling up,
- was rotten,
- haddest an odor,
- hast odor,
- being offensive,
- stunk to high heaven,
- art rotten,
- stinking high heaven,
- are rotten,
- smelt up,
- has odor,
- stank to high heaven,
- having odor,
- are offensive,
- wast rotten,
- hadst an odor,
- am offensive,
- hath an odor,
- had an odor,
- smells up,
- am rotten,
- stunk high heaven,
- is rotten,
- haddest odor,
- wert rotten,
- stinking to high heaven,
- stinks high heaven,
- was offensive,
- hath odor,
- had odor,
- stink high heaven,
- have odor,
- being rotten,
- wast offensive,
- wert offensive,
- were rotten,
- is offensive,
- smelled up,
- hadst odor,
- stank high heaven,
- were offensive.
Other synonyms:
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- dastard,
- yellow-belly,
- cold feet,
- yellowness,
- pusillanimity,
- glumness,
- fearfulness,
- heavy-heartedness,
- dysphoria,
- yellow streak,
- unmanliness,
- doldrums,
- chickenheartedness,
- dastardliness,
- cravenness,
- cowardliness,
- dolefulness,
- gutlessness.
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- dejection,
- dread,
- dumps,
- apprehension,
- blues,
- despondence,
- trepidation,
- horror,
- terror,
- unhappiness.
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- gloom,
- despondency,
- fright.
- Faulting,
- went astray,
- Overpassed,
- going astray,
- Funking,
- Faulted,
- go astray,
- funked,
- failed,
- break one's word,
- overpast,
- over pass,
- goes astray.
- curtail,
- inquietude,
- reek,
- Dependently,
- cut,
- dangerous,
- boggle,
- turn pale,
- horrible,
- flunk,
- abhorrence,
- saturate,
- big baby,
- daunt,
- poltroonery,
- cur,
- shy,
- skedaddle,
- scared,
- apprehensive,
- baby,
- sneak,
- backfire,
- terrify,
- pale,
- mark,
- Funereally,
- chicken out,
- pepper,
- take fright,
- pervade,
- alarmed,
- pare,
- lineaments,
- afraid,
- kick back,
- shirk,
- panicky,
- fawn,
- enjoy,
- browbeat,
- flutter,
- despair,
- infiltrate,
- quitter,
- scuttle,
- worry,
- sauce,
- intimidate,
- unnerve,
- pliantly,
- diffident,
- Sapor,
- misgiving,
- frighten,
- back out,
- eerie,
- anxious,
- wither,
- bound,
- bad temper,
- worthlessly,
- stagger,
- marking,
- repulsion,
- piquancy,
- blink,
- diminish,
- fainthearted,
- batophobia,
- get cold feet,
- penetrate,
- reduce,
- milksop,
- mannerism,
- palpitation,
- infuse,
- falter,
- sapidity,
- faint heart,
- revulsion,
- fume,
- sheepish,
- slavishly,
- nervousness,
- contract,
- cowardly,
- weak sister,
- bashful,
- blench,
- perturbation,
- distressing,
- resile,
- funk out,
- stand aloof,
- phobia,
- shake,
- crouch,
- horripilate,
- cower,
- terrorize,
- debase,
- milquetoast,
- apprehend,
- property,
- salt,
- Cringingly,
- draw back,
- restlessness,
- ricochet,
- run away,
- awe,
- hesitate,
- quality,
- fearful,
- grow pale,
- be irresolute,
- spook,
- fear and trembling,
- skulk,
- abomination,
- shaking,
- shrink back,
- peculiarity,
- take a hop,
- grovel,
- white feather,
- pusillanimous,
- bulldoze,
- smoke,
- unstring,
- creep,
- bounce,
- baseness,
- show,
- startle,
- devotedly,
- retract,
- scare,
- mouse,
- start,
- redolence,
- dreadful,
- spring back,
- Dastardness,
- fly,
- flunker,
- abbreviate,
- unman,
- dwindle,
- anxiety,
- consternation,
- stampede,
- quivering,
- awful,
- curdle the blood,
- leaven,
- abjectly,
- particularity,
- disquiet,
- sissy,
- Dastardy,
- skittish,
- turn tail,
- palate,
- crawl,
- concern,
- jazz,
- abject fear,
- relish,
- obsequiously,
- slink,
- tremor,
- tremulous,
- desert under fire,
- keynote,
- bad humor,
- mold,
- shrivel up,
- be afraid,
- freeze,
- shrivel,
- scaredy-cat,
- nervous,
- instill,
- avoid,
- flavour,
- quirk,
- Heartquake,
- disquietude,
- frightful,
- Fawningly,
- nature,
- permeate,
- perilous,
- meanly,
- lose courage,
- odor,
- scary,
- Horrification,
- change color,
- abate.
How to use "Funk" in context?
Funk popularized in the early 1970s as a brassy, Motown-inspired genre of music. Though funk is sometimes considered a sub-genre of soul music, it has its own distinct sound. Funk is often improvisational and uses strong rhythms and basslines to create a groove. Funk can be heard in music by artists such as the Black Keys, James Brown, and Parliament-Funkadelic.
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