Synonyms for Game:

• adj.

  •adventurous (adjective)
  • daring.
  •all (adjective)
  • gritty,
  • gamy,
  • gamey,
  • mettlesome.
  •brave (adjective)
  • Unblenching,
  • nervy,
  • stouter,
  • undismayed,
  • stalwart,
  • Undauntable,
  • plucky,
  • Unfearful,
  • herolike,
  • reckless,
  • chin-up.
  •brave, willing (adjective)
  • inclined,
  • desirous,
  • fearless,
  • persistent,
  • eager,
  • prepared,
  • persevering,
  • resolute,
  • up for,
  • dogged,
  • unflinching.
  •courageous (adjective)
  • fire-eating,
  • Impavid,
  • red-blooded,
  • stand tall.
  •crippled (adjective)
  • more hamstrung,
  • in-capacitated,
  • more mangled,
  • most enfeebled,
  • more sidelined,
  • haltest,
  • more housebound,
  • most mangled,
  • more marred,
  • gimpest,
  • more hog tied,
  • more hogtied,
  • de formed,
  • gimp,
  • most hamstrung,
  • in capacitated,
  • most hogtied,
  • most marred,
  • more hog-tied,
  • out commission,
  • most sidelined,
  • most hog tied,
  • mangled,
  • most housebound,
  • gimper,
  • de-formed,
  • most hog-tied,
  • more enfeebled.
  •daring (adjective)
  • guttier,
  • out limb,
  • fire eating,
  • out a limb,
  • smartalecky,
  • salty,
  • guttiest.
  •dauntless (adjective)
  • in vincible,
  • most unfearing,
  • more aweless,
  • un fearing,
  • more unfearing,
  • un flinching,
  • in-vincible,
  • un-fearing,
  • un-conquerable,
  • most aweless,
  • un conquerable,
  • un-flinching.
  •disposed (adjective)
  • dis-posed,
  • pre-disposed,
  • pro-nest,
  • dis posed,
  • at drop hat.
  •fearless (adjective)
  • more bodacious,
  • flippest,
  • chestiest,
  • most bodacious.
  •feisty (adjective)
  • zestful,
  • hotblooded,
  • full of pep,
  • hot-blooded,
  • excitable.
  •gutsy (adjective)
  • L,
  • most l,
  • more l.
  •intrepid (adjective)
  • in trepid,
  • most intrepid,
  • in-trepid.
  •lame (adjective)
  • gimpiest,
  • pained,
  • gimpier,
  • more hobbling,
  • gimpy,
  • more limping,
  • more bruised,
  • most bruised,
  • most limping,
  • lamest,
  • most hobbling.
  •manageable (adjective)
  • tractable.
  •ready (adjective)
  • game for.
  •spirited (adjective)
  • more rocking,
  • zappier,
  • more gingery,
  • more hyper,
  • zappiest,
  • most gingery,
  • zingier,
  • full life,
  • zingiest,
  • full of life,
  • Rocking,
  • zestier,
  • most rocking,
  • zestiest.
  •sporting (adjective)
  • square shooting,
  • square dealing,
  • kittenish,
  • straight shooting.
  •sporting/sportive (adjective)
  • most sportive,
  • most antic,
  • more coltish,
  • most gamesome,
  • more antic,
  • most coltish,
  • full fun,
  • Gamesome,
  • devil may care,
  • more sportspersonlike,
  • most sportspersonlike,
  • more larkish,
  • most larkish,
  • more gamesome,
  • most sporting.
  •sportive (adjective)
  • prankish,
  • sportive.
  •spunky (adjective)
  • full spirit.
  •tractable (adjective)
  • most tractile,
  • putty hands,
  • sub missive,
  • more tractile,
  • tractile.
  •unafraid (adjective)
  • having nerves steel,
  • most unfrightened,
  • un-afraid,
  • un-shakable,
  • most unscared,
  • more unfrightened,
  • un-scared,
  • un afraid,
  • un-frightened,
  • ballsier,
  • ballsiest,
  • un frightened,
  • more unscared,
  • un scared.
  •valiant (adjective)
  • most lion-hearted,
  • lion hearted,
  • most lion hearted,
  • re-doubtable,
  • more lion-hearted,
  • self reliant,
  • re doubtable,
  • selfreliant,
  • strongwilled,
  • more lion hearted,
  • strong willed.
  •willing (adjective)
  • witting,
  • in favor,
  • well-disposed,
  • in accord with,
  • in the mood,
  • unbidden,
  • go along with.

• n.

  •
  • course,
  • action,
  • deed,
  • demonstration,
  • operation,
  • activity,
  • act,
  • thing,
  • move.
  •
  • beast,
  • biped,
  • arthropod,
  • bear,
  • bold,
  • beast of burden,
  • valiant,
  • arachnid,
  • stout,
  • adult,
  • amphibian,
  • fear,
  • big game,
  • hardy.
  •
  • interested,
  • pleased/only too pleased to do something,
  • delighted,
  • yielding,
  • prepared to do something,
  • agreeable,
  • obliging.
  •
  • Sports,
  • in hand.
  •
  • chip,
  • backhand,
  • dribble,
  • blast,
  • corner,
  • ball,
  • dive,
  • cross.
  •
  • critical,
  • battered,
  • cut-up,
  • comfortable,
  • hurt,
  • black-and-blue,
  • wounded,
  • out of action.
  •
  • championship,
  • card,
  • clash,
  • crown,
  • close season,
  • challenge,
  • bye,
  • the Commonwealth Games,
  • cup.
  •
  • mind game,
  • computer game,
  • board game,
  • arcade game.
  •act (noun)
  • game.
  •action (noun)
  • big idea,
  • stir,
  • hopper,
  • enterprises,
  • haste,
  • Movements,
  • flurry,
  • ballgame,
  • enterprise,
  • spirit,
  • in work,
  • motion,
  • hoppers,
  • industry,
  • in the works.
  •activity (noun)
  • jobs.
  •amusement, entertainment (noun)
  • play.
  •amusement, play (noun)
  • fun.
  •amusement, pleasure (noun)
  • entertainment.
  •amusement, revel (noun)
  • frolic.
  •anagram (noun)
  • logograph.
  •athletic contest (noun)
  • sports event.
  •attraction, curiosity (noun)
  • interest.
  •bet on (noun)
  • bet on.
  •bird (noun)
  • feathered creature.
  •biz (noun)
  • biz.
  •business (noun)
  • pursuits,
  • industrialism,
  • functions,
  • buying and selling,
  • production and distribution,
  • trading,
  • commercialism,
  • what one is into,
  • capital and labor.
  •collusion in plan (noun)
  • conspiracy.
  •competition (noun)
  • one on one,
  • concours,
  • go for the gold,
  • tug-of-war,
  • rivalry,
  • athletic event,
  • athletic events,
  • go for it,
  • matchups,
  • match,
  • matchup,
  • quiz,
  • pairing off,
  • do or die,
  • horse race,
  • strife,
  • dog eat dog.
  •conspiracy (noun)
  • perfidy,
  • countermine,
  • Covin,
  • complots,
  • counter-plot,
  • counterplot,
  • complot,
  • little game,
  • put-up job.
  •contest (noun)
  • Rencounter,
  • rencounters,
  • tryings.
  •contrived object; scheme (noun)
  • gimmick.
  •crippled (noun)
  • crippled.
  •cunning (noun)
  • wile.
  •deal (noun)
  • fresh starts,
  • cut shuffle,
  • Opportunities,
  • cut and shuffles,
  • cut shuffles,
  • fresh start,
  • cut and shuffle.
  •deceit (noun)
  • trick.
  •deed (noun)
  • byplay,
  • by plays,
  • winnings,
  • byplays,
  • By-play,
  • do's,
  • dos,
  • happenin,
  • follow throughs,
  • by play,
  • by-plays,
  • happenin'.
  •delight, happiness (noun)
  • pleasure.
  •device (noun)
  • clever move,
  • de signs,
  • de-signs,
  • Cunningness,
  • evasion,
  • feint,
  • de sign,
  • de-sign,
  • clever moves,
  • cunningnesses.
  •diagram (noun)
  • floor plan,
  • out line,
  • ground plan,
  • out-line,
  • Re-presentation,
  • out-lines,
  • game plan,
  • re presentations,
  • re presentation,
  • ground plans,
  • out lines,
  • re-presentations.
  •distinctive feature; concentration (noun)
  • specialty.
  •distraction (noun)
  • beguilements,
  • be wilderment,
  • be-wilderment,
  • dis-tractions,
  • dis order,
  • dis orders,
  • dis-orders,
  • dis traction,
  • be-wilderments,
  • pre-occupations,
  • dis-order,
  • Divertissement,
  • pre occupation,
  • dis tractions,
  • be wilderments,
  • divertissements,
  • dis-traction,
  • pre-occupation,
  • pre occupations,
  • beguilement.
  •distribution of playing cards (noun)
  • deal.
  •diversion (noun)
  • re-laxations,
  • re laxation,
  • field day,
  • de-light,
  • de light,
  • fun and games,
  • merry go round,
  • re-laxation,
  • merry go rounds,
  • re laxations,
  • fun games,
  • whoopees,
  • field days,
  • fun and gameses,
  • merry-go-rounds,
  • whoopee,
  • relaxation,
  • de lights,
  • fun gameses,
  • de-lights,
  • merry-go-round.
  •drawing, sketch of form or plan (noun)
  • diagram.
  •duty, function (noun)
  • role.
  •employment (noun)
  • engagement activity application,
  • contractings,
  • servicings,
  • occupyings,
  • servicing,
  • recruitments,
  • carryings,
  • engagement in activity application,
  • signing on,
  • signing ons,
  • recruitment,
  • commissionings,
  • exercisings.
  •endeavor, attempt (noun)
  • undertaking.
  •enterprise (noun)
  • out fits,
  • biggie,
  • pet projects,
  • out fit,
  • out-fit,
  • biggies,
  • pet project,
  • out-fits.
  •entertainment (noun)
  • jest,
  • business,
  • diversion,
  • proceeding,
  • lark,
  • line,
  • pastime,
  • merriment,
  • festivity,
  • scheme,
  • occupation,
  • amusement,
  • pursuit,
  • merrymaking,
  • distraction,
  • athletics,
  • plan,
  • romp,
  • recreation,
  • adventure.
  •fowl (noun)
  • rooster,
  • capons,
  • hens,
  • pheasant,
  • capon,
  • hen,
  • gooses,
  • roosters,
  • Geese,
  • pheasants.
  •frivolity (noun)
  • Puerilities,
  • triflings,
  • trifling,
  • whimsicalities,
  • frivolousness,
  • dallyings,
  • whimsicality,
  • flummeries,
  • non sense,
  • superficiality,
  • fribbles,
  • flummery,
  • Fribble,
  • non senses,
  • coquettings,
  • non-sense,
  • superficialities,
  • non-senses,
  • nonsense,
  • puerility,
  • toyings,
  • frivolousnesses,
  • shallowness,
  • shallownesses.
  •frolic (noun)
  • skylarkings,
  • Skylarking.
  •fun (noun)
  • clownings,
  • Fooleries,
  • living up,
  • living it up,
  • foolery,
  • living it ups,
  • junketing,
  • jokings,
  • living ups,
  • rompings,
  • buffoonery,
  • Buffooneries,
  • junketings.
  •gage (noun)
  • gage.
  •game (noun)
  • gin rummy,
  • billiards,
  • patience,
  • marbles,
  • lame,
  • quoits,
  • keno,
  • whist,
  • rum,
  • chess,
  • blind man's bluff,
  • blackjack,
  • solitaire,
  • faro,
  • horseshoes,
  • old maid,
  • canasta,
  • bridge,
  • contract bridge,
  • unfit,
  • gin,
  • draughts,
  • euchre,
  • halting,
  • punt,
  • halt,
  • rummy,
  • Skat,
  • parcheesi,
  • cribbage,
  • penny ante,
  • seven-up,
  • backgammon,
  • stud poker,
  • Chinese Checkers,
  • back,
  • baccarat,
  • tiddlywinks,
  • shuffleboard,
  • hopscotch,
  • straight poker,
  • mah-jongg,
  • poker,
  • checkers,
  • snooker,
  • draw poker,
  • hearts,
  • pinochle,
  • dominoes.
  •ha-ha (noun)
  • payof,
  • HAHA.
  •hobby (noun)
  • pet topic,
  • obsession,
  • favorite occupation,
  • leisure pursuit,
  • schtick,
  • leisure pursuits,
  • favorite occupations,
  • pet topics,
  • labor love,
  • sideline,
  • schticks.
  •hunt (noun)
  • trailings,
  • inter rogation,
  • pursuances,
  • in quest,
  • coursings,
  • re searches,
  • sifting,
  • steeplechases,
  • look see,
  • pursuing,
  • snoopings,
  • inter-rogations,
  • Re-search,
  • inter-rogation,
  • pursuance,
  • tracings,
  • in-quests,
  • exploration,
  • field sports,
  • sportings,
  • field sport,
  • look-see,
  • look-sees,
  • looksees,
  • siftings,
  • pursuings,
  • re search,
  • prosecution,
  • in quests,
  • look sees,
  • in-quest,
  • friskings,
  • inter rogations,
  • steeplechase,
  • seekings,
  • houndings,
  • pryings,
  • looksee.
  •individual sporting event (noun)
  • meeting,
  • tournament,
  • round.
  •interest (noun)
  • re gards,
  • in to,
  • inti,
  • re-gard.
  •intrigue (noun)
  • doubledealing,
  • frame up,
  • frame ups,
  • frame-up,
  • frameup,
  • intrigues,
  • Double dealing,
  • frameups,
  • frame-ups.
  •jest (noun)
  • jives,
  • rib tickler,
  • Jollies,
  • bons mots,
  • rib ticklers,
  • one liner,
  • ribticklers,
  • Funnies,
  • ribtickler,
  • bon mot,
  • jive,
  • rib-tickler,
  • oneliner,
  • rib-ticklers.
  •joke (noun)
  • ha-ha,
  • hoodwinkings,
  • shaggydog story,
  • mummery,
  • shaggy-dog story,
  • shaggydog stories,
  • mis chief,
  • shaggy-dog stories,
  • mis chiefs,
  • PUNS,
  • chestnuts,
  • Mummeries,
  • puton,
  • chestnut,
  • repartee,
  • jokes.
  •laughingstock (noun)
  • dupe,
  • monkey,
  • victim,
  • butt,
  • April Fool,
  • buffoon,
  • laughingstock,
  • patsy,
  • fair game,
  • fool.
  •life's work (noun)
  • vocation.
  •line of work requiring academic or practical preparation (noun)
  • profession.
  •livelihood (noun)
  • nine to fives,
  • nine to five,
  • re-sources,
  • re sources,
  • in come,
  • re-source,
  • in comes,
  • nine-to-fives,
  • source income,
  • source of income,
  • bread butter,
  • in-come,
  • re source.
  •maneuver (noun)
  • curveball,
  • demarches,
  • curveballs,
  • demarche,
  • fancy footworks,
  • fancy footwork.
  •move, tactic (noun)
  • maneuver.
  •occupation (noun)
  • chosen work,
  • grindstone,
  • line work,
  • grindstones,
  • chosen works,
  • livelihood,
  • day gigs,
  • day gig.
  •plan, scheme (noun)
  • plot.
  •plan of action (noun)
  • strategy.
  •play (noun)
  • gaming,
  • teasings,
  • gamings.
  •pleasurable pastime (noun)
  • hobby.
  •pleasure (noun)
  • self-indulgence,
  • fruition,
  • turn-ons,
  • joyride,
  • Gluttonies,
  • gluttony,
  • turn-on,
  • joyrides.
  •plot (noun)
  • connivings.
  •plot, trick (noun)
  • hoax,
  • stratagem,
  • object of ridicule,
  • device,
  • derision,
  • design,
  • prank,
  • tactic,
  • ploy,
  • practical joke.
  •plucky (noun)
  • adventuresome.
  •prey (noun)
  • ravens,
  • sufferer,
  • raven,
  • sufferers.
  •profession, work (noun)
  • trade.
  •quarry (noun)
  • Ravin.
  •racket (noun)
  • dis-honesty,
  • dis-honesties,
  • under worlds,
  • swindlings,
  • underworld,
  • under world,
  • dis honesties,
  • illicit scheme,
  • under-world,
  • under-worlds,
  • lawlessness,
  • dis honesty,
  • illicit schemes.
  •recreation (noun)
  • RECS,
  • re pose,
  • re-pose,
  • REC,
  • playtime,
  • re-creation,
  • re creations,
  • re-creations,
  • r r,
  • re creation.
  •role (noun)
  • pro-vince,
  • pro vinces,
  • pro vince,
  • pro-vinces.
  •scrimmage (noun)
  • scrabble,
  • scrabbles,
  • scrimmage.
  •silliness, childishness (noun)
  • frivolity.
  •specialty (noun)
  • Specialities,
  • speciality,
  • claim to fame,
  • distinguishing feature,
  • object of study,
  • specials,
  • majors,
  • special project,
  • field of concentration.
  •spoof (noun)
  • send-up,
  • take offs,
  • flim-flam,
  • flim flams,
  • take-off,
  • send-ups,
  • send ups,
  • send up,
  • flim-flams,
  • sendup,
  • phonies,
  • take-offs,
  • sendups,
  • flim flam.
  •sport (noun)
  • physical activity.
  •sports contest (noun)
  • athletic contest.
  •stratagem (noun)
  • pitfall,
  • tactics,
  • dodge,
  • machination,
  • trap,
  • ruse,
  • trick of the trade,
  • deception,
  • wrinkle,
  • artifice,
  • contrivance,
  • trickery,
  • subterfuge,
  • Trojan Horse.
  •strategem (noun)
  • pre-text,
  • pre texts,
  • pre text,
  • pre-texts.
  •strategy (noun)
  • grand design,
  • maneuverings,
  • cunnings,
  • grand designs.
  •target (noun)
  • pigeons,
  • by-word,
  • sitting duck,
  • by words,
  • by-words,
  • pigeon,
  • by word.
  •target of attack (noun)
  • prey.
  •trade (noun)
  • nine-to-five.
  •trick (noun)
  • dis guise,
  • de-coys,
  • pre tenses,
  • dis-guises,
  • de coy,
  • pre tense,
  • de coys,
  • dis guises,
  • pre-tense,
  • strategem,
  • perjury,
  • de-coy,
  • dis-guise.
  •trick, mockery (noun)
  • spoof.
  •trinket (noun)
  • bagatelle.
  •undertaking (noun)
  • under-taking,
  • under takings,
  • under taking,
  • under-takings.
  •undomesticated animals chased for food (noun)
  • Wild Animals,
  • meat,
  • fish,
  • kill.
  •vocation (noun)
  • line business,
  • line of business.
  •wile (noun)
  • skullduggery,
  • chicanes,
  • schemings,
  • dissimulation,
  • chicane.
  •wrinkle (noun)
  • kicker.

• v.

  •bet (verb)
  • played for,
  • played the ponies,
  • play ponies,
  • tossing up,
  • plays ponies,
  • tosses up,
  • playing for,
  • playing the ponies,
  • tost up,
  • ponying up,
  • ponied up,
  • tossed up,
  • buy on,
  • putting money on,
  • plays for,
  • tempted fortune,
  • anteed,
  • buying in on,
  • bought on,
  • bought in on,
  • played ponies,
  • tempts fortune,
  • plays the ponies,
  • lays odds,
  • playing ponies,
  • puts money on,
  • buys on,
  • plays against,
  • laid odds,
  • played against,
  • lays down,
  • buys in on,
  • buying on,
  • playing against,
  • tempting fortune.
  •gamble (verb)
  • shoot moon,
  • end angering,
  • trusted luck,
  • goes for broke,
  • flipped the coin,
  • end-anger,
  • shot the moon,
  • flip coin,
  • putting trust in,
  • flips the coin,
  • sticking ones neck out,
  • bucks the odds,
  • sticks one neck out,
  • shot the works,
  • try luck,
  • stick one neck out,
  • stuck one's neck out,
  • trying one's luck,
  • taking a flyer,
  • shot works,
  • bucks odds,
  • try ones luck,
  • flipping coin,
  • takes a flyer,
  • flipped coin,
  • laying money on,
  • buck odds,
  • trying luck,
  • end anger,
  • trying one luck,
  • end angers,
  • end angered,
  • cuts cards,
  • stuck one neck out,
  • trusts luck,
  • lays money on,
  • bucking odds,
  • shooting moon,
  • tried one's luck,
  • try one luck,
  • sticking neck out,
  • flips coin,
  • shot moon,
  • laid money on,
  • shoot works,
  • cutting the cards,
  • sticked neck out,
  • tried luck,
  • shoots the works,
  • end-angering,
  • sticks neck out,
  • trusting to luck,
  • cut cards,
  • takes flyer,
  • cuts the cards,
  • went for broke,
  • tried one luck,
  • took flyer,
  • made bet,
  • trusts to luck,
  • cutting cards,
  • bucking the odds,
  • sticked one's neck out,
  • trusted to luck,
  • tried ones luck,
  • makes bet,
  • tries one luck,
  • took a flyer,
  • taking flyer,
  • sticking one neck out,
  • shoots works,
  • makes a bet,
  • stuck neck out,
  • flipping the coin,
  • shooting the moon,
  • stuck ones neck out,
  • bucked odds,
  • sticks one's neck out,
  • trusting luck,
  • made a bet,
  • making bet,
  • tries one's luck,
  • puts trust in,
  • trying ones luck,
  • stick ones neck out,
  • bucked the odds,
  • tries luck,
  • shooting the works,
  • take flyer,
  • tries ones luck,
  • shoots moon,
  • shooting works,
  • sticked one neck out,
  • sticks ones neck out,
  • end-angers,
  • make bet,
  • sticked ones neck out,
  • trust luck,
  • shoots the moon.
  •lay (verb)
  • gave odds,
  • gives odds,
  • giving odds.
  •saw (verb)
  • teeter-totter.
  •stake (verb)
  • staked down,
  • staking down,
  • stakes down.
  •wager (verb)
  • laying wager,
  • lay wager,
  • putting on the line,
  • laying a wager,
  • puts the line,
  • specing,
  • puts on the line,
  • put on line,
  • play market,
  • took action,
  • played the market,
  • spec'd,
  • playing market,
  • played market,
  • putting line,
  • laid a wager,
  • plays the market,
  • puts on line,
  • specced,
  • put line,
  • puts line,
  • put the line,
  • putting the line,
  • taking action,
  • takes action,
  • putting on line,
  • speccing,
  • lays a wager,
  • plays market,
  • spec'ing,
  • lays wager,
  • playing the market,
  • laid wager.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • jacks,
  • fain,
  • extreme sport,
  • doughty,
  • joke,
  • preseason,
  • home base,
  • dodge ball,
  • sack race,
  • follow-the-leader,
  • Fortitudinous,
  • peekaboo,
  • hide-and-seek,
  • contact sport,
  • zero-sum game,
  • contest,
  • catch,
  • golf,
  • monkey-in-the-middle,
  • blind man's buff,
  • fowl,
  • parlor game,
  • cat's cradle,
  • I-spy,
  • Tig,
  • spectator sport,
  • fight,
  • hunt,
  • olympic.
  •
  • heroic,
  • competition,
  • peewee,
  • keep away,
  • undaunted,
  • hand,
  • bird,
  • kickball,
  • target,
  • audacious,
  • musical chairs,
  • pleasantry,
  • leapfrog,
  • acquiescent,
  • dress up,
  • valorous,
  • quarry,
  • Double Dutch,
  • minded.
  •
  • racket,
  • friendly,
  • event,
  • tag.
  •
  • maze,
  • delivery,
  • chicken,
  • pickup.
  •
  • return,
  • away.
  •deck of cards
  • cards.
  •gadget
  • plaything.
  •ice hockey
  • hockey.
  •lame
  • injured,
  • disabled,
  • bad,
  • weak.
  •plot
  • intrigue.

Paraphrases for Game:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    ballgame, gameplay, game-playing.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    seasons, wins, roma, forces, HOSS.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Regulations, lei, covers, GIS, gamer, charade, plaything, interplay, team, amusement, fight, gambler, season, deck, issue, comedy, baseball.
  • Verb, past tense
    Got.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    participates, Comes, contributes, belongs, appears, serves, works, entails, involves, includes, arises, goes, falls.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    play.
  • Proper noun, singular
    gaming, match, matches, play, Plays.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    gaming, match, matches, ball, play, player, entertainment.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    matches, Plays.

Antonyms for Game:

• adj.

  • brave, willing
    unwilling, unconcerned, unready, cautious, apathetic, meek, timid, fearful, disinterested, able, cowardly, afraid, weak, unprepared, disinclined, capable, working.
  • debilitated
    walking, healthy.
  • Other antonyms:
    loath, fit, reluctant, averse, unamenable, reticent.

• n.

  • entertainment
    passiveness, entertainment, work, inactivity, profession, fun, task, surrender.

Holonyms for Game:

• n.

  • time
    set.

Hypernym for Game:

• n.

  • act
    game of chance, athletic game, catch, card game, gambling game, zero-sum game, ring-a-rosy, curling, doubleheader, practice game, party game, prisoner's base, guessing game, pinball game, ducks and drakes, twin bill, away game, cards, bowling, ring-around-a-rosy, pall-mall, ring-around-the-rosy, home game, road game, child's game, paper chase, parlor game, hare and hounds, nightcap, pinball, video game, Parlour Game, mind game, table game, playoff game, treasure hunt, double feature, computer game, cup tie, exhibition game.
  • animal
    game bird, big game.
  • artifact
    puzzle.
  • food
    rabbit, hare, buffalo, venison.

Hyponym for Game:

• n.

  • act
    contest, play, romp, competition, activity, caper, gambol, recreation, diversion, frolic.
  • animal
    beast, animate being, brute, animal, fauna, creature.
  • artifact
    game equipment.
  • food
    meat.
  • quantity
    score.
  • time
    division, section, part.