383 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ ˈɒpəɹˌe͡ɪtə], [ ˈɒpəɹˌe‍ɪtə], [ ˈɒ_p_ə_ɹ_ˌeɪ_t_ə]

Similar words for operator:

• assistant (noun)
• businessperson (noun)
• captain (noun)
• clerk (noun)
• controller (noun)
• driver (noun)
• employee (noun)
• financier (noun)
• flirt (noun)
• hacker (noun)
• handler (noun)
• hustler (noun)
• lady-killer (noun)
• linkdef (noun)
• manipulator (noun)
• manufacturer (noun)
• mechanic (noun)
• mechanician (noun)
• merchant (noun)
• one who operates a machine (noun)
• operator (noun)
• person being paid for working for another or a corporation (noun)
• person who cheats another (noun)
• person who has many love affairs (noun)
• person who is immoral (noun)
• person who makes advances (noun)
• person who sells goods (noun)
• person who steals (noun)
• philanderer (noun)
• playboy (noun)
• profligate (noun)
• robber (noun)
• shrewd operator (noun)
• someone proficient at computers, especially a hobbyist (noun)
• swindler (noun)
• wheeler-dealer (noun)
• other synonyms
• capitalist
• chauffeur
• commander
• laborer
• maker
• planter
• seamstress
• specialist

Paraphrases for operator

Hypernyms for operator

Hyponyms for operator

Synonyms for Operator:

• n.

  •
  • boss,
  • executive,
  • baron,
  • ambassador,
  • businesswoman,
  • account executive,
  • businessman,
  • businessperson,
  • supervisor,
  • administrator,
  • capitalist,
  • director.
  •
  • crook,
  • CONMAN,
  • fixer,
  • cheat,
  • brown-nose,
  • move,
  • liar,
  • hypocrite,
  • politician.
  •
  • call waiting,
  • BT,
  • chat line,
  • adventurer,
  • blue pages,
  • gambling,
  • call center,
  • caller id,
  • courtesy phone,
  • answering service,
  • money,
  • call divert,
  • call forwarding.
  • assistant (noun)
  • clerk.
  • businessperson (noun)
  • bigtime operators,
  • big time operator,
  • big-time operators,
  • businessmen,
  • manager,
  • franchisers,
  • organization people,
  • gray flannel suit,
  • organization person,
  • career persons,
  • big time operators,
  • Tradespeople,
  • career person,
  • Working Women,
  • businesswomen,
  • organization persons,
  • franchiser,
  • career people,
  • bigtime operator,
  • the bacon,
  • the bacons,
  • big-time operator,
  • tradesperson,
  • Working Woman,
  • gray flannel suits.
  • captain (noun)
  • CFOS,
  • head honcho,
  • four striper,
  • fourstriper,
  • four-striper,
  • four-stripers,
  • owner,
  • higher up,
  • top dogs,
  • four stripers,
  • fourstripers,
  • top dog,
  • CEOS,
  • head honchos.
  • clerk (noun)
  • office helper,
  • office helpers,
  • counterperson,
  • counter persons,
  • re-corder,
  • paper shufflers,
  • counter people,
  • transcriber,
  • recorder,
  • amanuensis,
  • counter person,
  • pen pusher,
  • counter jumpers,
  • white collars,
  • receptionist,
  • re-corders,
  • paper pusher,
  • white collar,
  • counter-person,
  • counter jumper,
  • paper pushers,
  • stenographer,
  • notary,
  • counterpeople,
  • transcribers,
  • counter-persons,
  • paper shuffler,
  • shoppersons,
  • receptionists,
  • copyist,
  • recorders,
  • re corder,
  • shoppeople,
  • re corders,
  • Amanuenses,
  • pen pushers,
  • counter-people,
  • shopperson,
  • counterpersons,
  • seller,
  • stenographers,
  • copyists.
  • controller (noun)
  • broker,
  • agent,
  • dealer,
  • conductor.
  • driver (noun)
  • cabbies,
  • coach person,
  • Coachmen,
  • coachman,
  • road hog,
  • autoist,
  • cabbie,
  • automobilist,
  • leadfoot,
  • automobilists.
  • employee (noun)
  • pink collar,
  • domestics,
  • wageearners,
  • blue collar,
  • hired gun,
  • sales help,
  • working stiff,
  • pink collars,
  • wage-earner,
  • company people,
  • blue collars,
  • working stiffs,
  • jobholder,
  • staff members,
  • wage-earners,
  • hired hand,
  • wageearner,
  • staff member,
  • company persons,
  • company person,
  • sales helps.
  • financier (noun)
  • stockbrokers,
  • moneybags,
  • person who writes checks,
  • rich people,
  • moneybag,
  • rich persons,
  • usurers,
  • bankroller,
  • bankrollers,
  • grubstakers,
  • grubstaker,
  • person who writes the check,
  • stockbroker,
  • person who writes the checks,
  • money lenders,
  • rich person,
  • person who writes check,
  • usurer,
  • stakers,
  • staker,
  • money lender.
  • flirt (noun)
  • trifler,
  • heartbreakers,
  • Wolves,
  • swinger,
  • cruiser,
  • swingers,
  • heartbreaker,
  • cruisers,
  • triflers.
  • hacker (noun)
  • systems analyst,
  • technicians,
  • programmer,
  • programmers,
  • systems programmer,
  • computer architect,
  • computer jock,
  • key puncher,
  • systems software specialist,
  • computer designer,
  • application programmer.
  • handler (noun)
  • manipulator.
  • hustler (noun)
  • hustler.
  • lady-killer (noun)
  • lady killer,
  • man on the make,
  • skirt chaser,
  • ladykiller,
  • man the make,
  • lady man,
  • man make,
  • man on make,
  • skirt chasers,
  • ladys man,
  • lady-killer.
  • linkdef (noun)
  • operator.
  • manipulator (noun)
  • rascal,
  • manipulators,
  • scoundrel,
  • fraud,
  • controllers,
  • controller,
  • schemer.
  • manufacturer (noun)
  • fabricator.
  • mechanic (noun)
  • artificers,
  • artificer,
  • machinists,
  • handicraftsman,
  • handicraftsmen,
  • machinist.
  • mechanician (noun)
  • mechanic.
  • merchant (noun)
  • marketer,
  • wholesalers,
  • jobber,
  • trader,
  • senders,
  • exporters,
  • retailers,
  • retailer,
  • marketers,
  • wholesaler,
  • jobbers,
  • exporter,
  • consigner,
  • consigners,
  • sender.
  • one who operates a machine (noun)
  • operative,
  • operant,
  • engineer.
  • operator (noun)
  • wheeler dealer.
  • person being paid for working for another or a corporation (noun)
  • employee.
  • person who cheats another (noun)
  • swindler.
  • person who has many love affairs (noun)
  • philanderer.
  • person who is immoral (noun)
  • profligate.
  • person who makes advances (noun)
  • flirt.
  • person who sells goods (noun)
  • merchant.
  • person who steals (noun)
  • robber.
  • philanderer (noun)
  • dallier,
  • chaser,
  • dalliers,
  • adulterers,
  • playboy,
  • Adulterer,
  • gallants,
  • chasers.
  • playboy (noun)
  • rounders,
  • whorehound,
  • tomcat,
  • pleasure seeker,
  • night owl,
  • make-out artist,
  • gay dog,
  • lover boy,
  • tomcats.
  • profligate (noun)
  • dissipaters,
  • de generate,
  • de-generates,
  • debauchee,
  • good-for-nothing,
  • dissipater,
  • old goats,
  • no-goods,
  • nighthawks,
  • no goods,
  • de generates,
  • nighthawk,
  • no good,
  • profligates,
  • roues,
  • nogoods,
  • old goat,
  • good for nothing,
  • debauchees,
  • re probate,
  • re-probate,
  • de-generate,
  • re-probates,
  • roue,
  • nogood.
  • robber (noun)
  • housebreakers,
  • cattle thieves,
  • secondstory operators,
  • foragers,
  • second story operators,
  • housebreaker,
  • sandbagger,
  • sandbaggers,
  • safecrackers,
  • Grafter,
  • shoplifter,
  • second story operator,
  • de-spoiler,
  • shoplifters,
  • holdup artists,
  • secondstory operator,
  • raider,
  • cardsharpers,
  • pillagers,
  • despoiler,
  • Forager,
  • second-story operator,
  • cattle thief,
  • rustlers,
  • de spoilers,
  • marauder,
  • pillager,
  • de spoiler,
  • cardsharper,
  • despoilers,
  • holdup artist,
  • de-spoilers,
  • second-story operators,
  • safecracker,
  • rustler,
  • grafters.
  • shrewd operator (noun)
  • wheeler-dealer.
  • someone proficient at computers, especially a hobbyist (noun)
  • hacker.
  • swindler (noun)
  • fourflusher,
  • slickers,
  • dodgers,
  • dodger,
  • four-flusher,
  • grifter,
  • fourflushers,
  • double-dealer,
  • four-flushers,
  • double dealers,
  • SHARPS,
  • gouger,
  • confidence artists,
  • shark,
  • Double dealer,
  • doubledealer,
  • Sharks,
  • confidence artist,
  • scammers,
  • doubledealers,
  • four flusher,
  • gougers,
  • four flushers,
  • scammer,
  • double-dealers.
  • wheeler-dealer (noun)
  • wheelerdealer,
  • horse trader,
  • yankee horse traders,
  • gamesman,
  • gamesmen,
  • horse traders.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • marshal,
  • analyst,
  • mixer,
  • technician,
  • scout,
  • talent scout,
  • collector,
  • dispatcher,
  • troubleshooter,
  • navigator,
  • animateur,
  • demonstrator,
  • gambler,
  • technologist.
  •
  • motorist,
  • captain.
  •
  • speculator.
  • capitalist
  • financier.
  • chauffeur
  • driver.
  • commander
  • skipper.
  • laborer
  • workman.
  • maker
  • manufacturer.
  • planter
  • farmer.
  • seamstress
  • dressmaker.
  • specialist
  • surgeon.

Paraphrases for Operator:

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    businessman.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    carrier, contractor, operating, trader, Carriers, growers, farmers, contractors.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    applicator, carrier, contractor, developer, enterprise, exhibitor, exporter, farmer, grower, holder, labourer, operating, participant, producer, trader, Capita, Institutes, contractors.
  • Verb, past tense
    attended.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    attendant.
  • Proper noun, singular
    administrator, attendant, Administrators.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    actor, administrator, attendant, broadcaster, company, exploiter, harvester, motorman, operative, organiser, promoter, proponent, proprietor, provider, shipowner, franchisee.
  • Adverb
    waitress.
  • Interjection
    waitress.

Hypernym for Operator:

• n.

  • linkdef
    identity element, identity, linear operator, identity operator.
  • person
    supermarketeer, supermarketer.

Hyponym for Operator:

• n.

  • linkdef
    mapping, mathematical function, map, single-valued function, function.
  • person
    man of affairs, businessman, speculator, plunger.