Definition for Jade:

• A mineral of a greenish colour and dull, greasy aspect, used for ornamental purposes.

Synonyms for Jade:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • jade-green,
  • jade.
  •green (adjective)
  • forest,
  • Limer,
  • peacock,
  • olive,
  • verdant,
  • greenish-blue,
  • grassy,
  • blue-green,
  • leaf green,
  • sapper,
  • mossy,
  • patina,
  • Jader,
  • beryl green,
  • spinach,
  • kelly green,
  • lime,
  • willow,
  • Viridian,
  • chartreuse,
  • Bice,
  • verdigris,
  • pea green,
  • aquamarine,
  • kelly,
  • turquoise,
  • piner,
  • apple green,
  • absinthe,
  • grasser,
  • greenish blue,
  • pea,
  • verdure,
  • malachite,
  • Vert.

• n.

  •Jezebel (noun)
  • loose women,
  • fallen women.
  •
  • amber,
  • pearl,
  • paste.
  •
  • wanton,
  • tart.
  •adulteress (noun)
  • adulteress.
  •chromatic (noun)
  • chromatic.
  •colors (noun)
  • blue,
  • black,
  • buff,
  • apricot,
  • bronze,
  • aqua,
  • brown,
  • biscuit,
  • blackness.
  •fag (noun)
  • fag.
  •fag out (noun)
  • fag out.
  •fornicatress (noun)
  • fornicatress.
  •gem (noun)
  • chalcedony,
  • hyacinth,
  • agate,
  • sapphire,
  • onyx,
  • coral,
  • sardonyx,
  • bloodstone,
  • moonstone,
  • lapis lazuli,
  • star sapphire,
  • topaz,
  • rose quartz,
  • zircon,
  • beryl,
  • ruby,
  • garnet,
  • gem,
  • opal,
  • carbuncle,
  • diamond,
  • amethyst.
  •greenness (noun)
  • verdancy,
  • greenery.
  •hack (noun)
  • hack.
  •hussy (noun)
  • strumpet.
  •outwear (noun)
  • outwear.
  •prostitute (noun)
  • jezebel.
  •slut (noun)
  • vamp,
  • whore,
  • harlot,
  • tramp,
  • Hooker,
  • prostitute.
  •substance (noun)
  • jadestone.
  •tire out (noun)
  • tire out.
  •vamp (noun)
  • minx.
  •wear upon (noun)
  • wear upon.

• v.

  •bore (verb)
  • send sleep,
  • was tedious,
  • dis-comfort,
  • bended one ear,
  • sending sleep,
  • put sleep,
  • bending ones ear,
  • talked ones ear off,
  • talks ones ear off,
  • am tedious,
  • bends one ear,
  • talking one ear off,
  • bends one's ear,
  • talking one's ear off,
  • bend ear,
  • dis comforting,
  • sending to sleep,
  • wert tedious,
  • dis-comforted,
  • talk ones ear off,
  • talk one ear off,
  • dis-comforting,
  • bending one ear,
  • bends ones ear,
  • sends sleep,
  • talk ear off,
  • art tedious,
  • talked one's ear off,
  • dis-comforts,
  • wast tedious,
  • talks one ear off,
  • bending ear,
  • talked ear off,
  • puts sleep,
  • being tedious,
  • bended ones ear,
  • putting sleep,
  • turning one off,
  • turns one off,
  • are tedious,
  • sent sleep,
  • dis comforts,
  • bend one ear,
  • bent one's ear,
  • were tedious,
  • turned one off,
  • bending one's ear,
  • talking ones ear off,
  • bends ear,
  • talks ear off,
  • bent ones ear,
  • dis comfort,
  • bended one's ear,
  • is tedious,
  • bent ear,
  • bended ear,
  • bend ones ear,
  • dis comforted,
  • bent one ear,
  • talking ear off,
  • sends to sleep,
  • talks one's ear off,
  • talked one ear off.
  •cloy (verb)
  • dis-gust,
  • dis-gusting,
  • dis-gusts,
  • dis-gusted,
  • dis gusting,
  • stodged,
  • stodging,
  • dis gusted,
  • dis gusts,
  • dis gust.
  •enervate (verb)
  • in-capacitated,
  • un nerving,
  • in-capacitates,
  • de-vitalized,
  • un nerve,
  • de-vitalizes,
  • de vitalizing,
  • in capacitating,
  • in-capacitating,
  • de vitalizes,
  • un nerves,
  • un nerved,
  • in capacitated,
  • un-nerves,
  • de-vitalizing,
  • de vitalized,
  • in capacitates,
  • un-nerve,
  • in capacitate,
  • de vitalize,
  • un-nerving,
  • de-vitalize,
  • in-capacitate.
  •fatigue (verb)
  • poop out,
  • prostrate,
  • flag,
  • take,
  • languish,
  • drop,
  • sink,
  • succumb,
  • weaken,
  • wear down,
  • sag,
  • bush,
  • conk out,
  • burn out,
  • overtire,
  • bedraggle,
  • droop,
  • peter out,
  • tucker,
  • knock out,
  • fizzle,
  • deplete,
  • wear out,
  • poop,
  • debilitate,
  • disable.
  •glut (verb)
  • over feeds,
  • over-whelmed,
  • over-load,
  • make pig of,
  • over-whelms,
  • over feeding,
  • over-feeding,
  • over loaded,
  • over whelms,
  • over loading,
  • over whelming,
  • makes a pig of,
  • over-stocks,
  • de-luges,
  • over-loaded,
  • over-stocking,
  • over-stock,
  • over feed,
  • over stocked,
  • over stocks,
  • over loads,
  • over stocking,
  • over-stocked,
  • de-luge,
  • de luge,
  • makes pig of,
  • in undated,
  • de luged,
  • de luges,
  • over-feeds,
  • made pig of,
  • over-loading,
  • over load,
  • over whelm,
  • over whelmed,
  • making pig of,
  • in-undated,
  • over-loads,
  • over stock,
  • making a pig of,
  • de-luging,
  • over-whelming,
  • over-whelm,
  • de luging,
  • over-feed,
  • de-luged,
  • made a pig of.
  •gorge (verb)
  • over eating,
  • eats like horse,
  • hoovering,
  • over eaten,
  • over-indulge,
  • blimps out,
  • over indulges,
  • ate like a horse,
  • ate like horse,
  • over-eaten,
  • blimped out,
  • over indulge,
  • over-indulged,
  • eating like a horse,
  • eats like a horse,
  • over indulging,
  • blimping out,
  • eat like horse,
  • hoovered,
  • over indulged,
  • over-eating,
  • eating like horse,
  • over-indulging,
  • over-indulges.
  •pall (verb)
  • becomes dull,
  • becoming tedious,
  • became dull,
  • becomes tedious,
  • became tedious.
  •satiate (verb)
  • over filling,
  • over-fill,
  • over fills,
  • feeds gills,
  • over-dosed,
  • feeds to gills,
  • feeding gills,
  • over fill,
  • over-dose,
  • feed gills,
  • over-dosing,
  • over-doses,
  • over doses,
  • over-filling,
  • over dose,
  • fed to gills,
  • over dosing,
  • over-filled,
  • over dosed,
  • fed gills,
  • over-fills,
  • feeding to gills,
  • over filled.
  •tire (verb)
  • goes stale,
  • ex-asperating,
  • dis-heartens,
  • growing weary,
  • dis-pleases,
  • de-presses,
  • over taxes,
  • dis-hearten,
  • de-pressed,
  • over burdening,
  • going stale,
  • de presses,
  • dis tresses,
  • over-worked,
  • dis tress,
  • dis-please,
  • dis-pleasing,
  • ex-asperated,
  • over-strain,
  • over-strains,
  • dis-pleased,
  • dis pleasing,
  • dis tressed,
  • over-burdening,
  • dis-heartened,
  • ex asperate,
  • ex-asperate,
  • ennuiing,
  • dis heartens,
  • dis heartening,
  • de pressing,
  • de pressed,
  • over-taxed,
  • ex asperating,
  • over working,
  • over tax,
  • dis hearten,
  • de-pressing,
  • dis-tresses,
  • over strains,
  • over strain,
  • over burden,
  • over-straining,
  • over works,
  • over-taxes,
  • grows weary,
  • dis heartened,
  • over burdens,
  • over worked,
  • over taxed,
  • over taxing,
  • over strained,
  • over burdened,
  • over-tax,
  • over-strained,
  • dis-tressed,
  • dis pleased,
  • ex asperates,
  • over straining,
  • over-taxing,
  • dis-heartening,
  • over-burdens,
  • de-press,
  • ex-asperates,
  • over-works,
  • dis please,
  • dis pleases,
  • de press,
  • dis-tress,
  • over-burdened,
  • went stale.
  •wear (verb)
  • becoming threadbare,
  • are worthless,
  • were worthless,
  • de-cline,
  • over using,
  • went to seed,
  • went seed,
  • was worthless,
  • scraping off,
  • is worthless,
  • go seed,
  • de creased,
  • becoming worn,
  • going seed,
  • de-creases,
  • de cay,
  • de-creasing,
  • becomes worn,
  • de creasing,
  • goes seed,
  • de-cays,
  • de-clines,
  • over-using,
  • de cline,
  • de-creased,
  • wert worthless,
  • de-crease,
  • wast worthless,
  • de clines,
  • uses up,
  • am worthless,
  • being worthless,
  • became worn,
  • de cays,
  • scrapes off,
  • going to seed,
  • wears thin,
  • becomes threadbare,
  • de crease,
  • over used,
  • de creases,
  • art worthless,
  • over-used,
  • scraped off,
  • de-cay,
  • washes away.
  •weary (verb)
  • lost interest,
  • takes it out of,
  • made discontented,
  • makes discontented,
  • left cold,
  • grows tired,
  • has had enough,
  • taking out of,
  • loses interest,
  • leave cold,
  • hath had enough,
  • caused ennui,
  • trying patience of,
  • tuckering out,
  • try patience of,
  • leaving cold,
  • growing tired,
  • leaving one cold,
  • tries the patience of,
  • tried patience of,
  • tries patience of,
  • leaved one cold,
  • leaved cold,
  • tuckers out,
  • take out of,
  • leaves one cold,
  • left one cold,
  • takes out of,
  • hast had enough,
  • having had enough,
  • making discontented,
  • haddest had enough,
  • had had enough,
  • took it out of,
  • grew tired,
  • taking it out of,
  • causes ennui,
  • causing ennui,
  • leaves cold,
  • losing interest,
  • tried the patience of,
  • hadst had enough,
  • took out of,
  • trying the patience of.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • rhinestone,
  • cultured pearl,
  • floozy,
  • tortoiseshell,
  • mother-of-pearl.
  •
  • wench,
  • baggage.
  •
  • drain.
  •bore
  • be tedious,
  • talk one's ear off,
  • sent to sleep,
  • exhaust,
  • puts to sleep,
  • turn one off,
  • bend one's ear,
  • irritates,
  • irk,
  • put to sleep,
  • putting to sleep,
  • send to sleep.
  •cloy
  • satisfy,
  • stodges,
  • stodge.
  •enervate
  • enervated.
  •fatigue
  • tuckering,
  • Fagging,
  • conked out,
  • bushing,
  • FAGS,
  • fagged,
  • overtired,
  • Bedraggling,
  • tuckers.
  •weary
  • drowses,
  • drowse,
  • make discontented,
  • Drowsed,
  • have had enough,
  • lose interest,
  • wearied,
  • tuckered out,
  • grow tired,
  • cause ennui,
  • try the patience of,
  • tucker out,
  • take it out of,
  • drowsing,
  • leave one cold.

Paraphrases for Jade:

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    scorpion.

Antonyms for Jade:

• v.

  • fatigue
    increase, pour, grow, refresh, animate, activate, energize, aid, invigorate, rise, add, please, fill, refuse, help, assist, strengthen, reject, give.
  • Other antonyms:
    neutral, relax, busy, immerse, enchant, grip, hypnotize, attract, interest, mesmerize, recreate, repose, relieve, rouse, preoccupy, monopolize, allure, bewitch, restore, vitalize, occupy, beguile, achromatic, captivate, charm, intrigue, stir, rest, rally.

Jade Sentence Examples:

• Then round about him the Herd Boy saw forests of chrysophrase and trees of jade.

• And off he went, as fast as his poor jade would carry him.

Hyponym for Jade:

• n.

  • substance
    opaque gem.