What is another word for nippy?
69 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ nˈɪpi], [ nˈɪpi], [ n_ˈɪ_p_i]
Nippy is a word that's commonly used to describe the weather when it's cold and biting. If you're looking for synonyms for this term, there are plenty of options available. Here are a few examples: chilly, crisp, frosty, biting, brisk, wintry, icy, sharp, cool, and biting cold. Each of these words can be used to describe weather conditions that are cold, blustery, and uncomfortable. If you're looking for a way to describe a cold winter day, or if you need to add some descriptive language to a piece of writing, these synonyms for nippy should come in handy.
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Synonyms for Nippy:
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adj.
• cold- algid ,
- below freezing ,
- below zero ,
- biting ,
- bitter ,
- brumal ,
- chilly ,
- frigid ,
- frore ,
- frozen ,
- have goose bumps ,
- hiemal ,
- ice-like ,
- iced ,
- icy ,
- one-dog night ,
- two-dog night ,
- wintry ,
- hyperborean ,
- numbing ,
- rimy ,
- sleety .
Other synonyms:
- cool .
- shivery .
- chill .
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How to use "Nippy" in context?
Nippy is a type of adorable dog. They have small build and a quick movement. They are perfect for city life as they can take small nips out of your heels as you walk by! They are also good with kids, being nimble enough to dodge a punch but also having a gentle nature.
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Adjective
frozen.
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Adjective
Homophones for Nippy:
- neb, navvy, naive, naif, neap, nab, nun buoy, nob, nepa, newbie, np, nip off, Neve, nymph, Nawab, Niobe, nib, nub, niffy, new wave, nubia, nappy, N.B., nypa, nabob, navy, napu, ninib, napaea, napea, neophobia, nbe, nephew, niff, nwbw, nipa, nbw, numb, nave, NIMBY, nubby, nv, nip, nampa, nape, nb, nympho, nov, neva, nabu, NPA, napa, nineveh, nymphaea, nebe, nova, namibia, navaho, nap, nebo.
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