What is another word for patsy?
Pronunciation:
[ pˈatsi], [ pˈatsi], [ p_ˈa_t_s_i]
Synonyms for Patsy:
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adj.
• naive- in nocent ,
- in nocuous ,
- in-nocent ,
- in-nocuous ,
- lamber ,
- lambest ,
- like a babe in woods ,
- like a babe the woods ,
- like a babe woods ,
- like babe in the woods ,
- like babe in woods ,
- like babe the woods ,
- like babe woods ,
- more confiding ,
- more sucker ,
- more unjaded ,
- more unsuspicious ,
- more wide eyed ,
- more wide-eyed ,
- more wideeyed ,
- most confiding ,
- most sucker ,
- most unjaded ,
- most unsuspicious ,
- most wide eyed ,
- most wide-eyed ,
- most wideeyed ,
- patsier ,
- patsiest ,
- simple minded ,
- un affected ,
- un jaded ,
- un schooled ,
- un sophisticated ,
- un suspecting ,
- un suspicious ,
- un taught ,
- un worldlier ,
- un worldliest ,
- un worldly ,
- un-jaded ,
- un-pretentious ,
- un-schooled ,
- un-suspecting ,
- un-suspicious ,
- un-taught ,
- un-worldlier ,
- un-worldliest ,
- un-worldly ,
- wide eyed ,
- wideeyed .
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n.
• assistant- Aider ,
- abettor ,
- accessory ,
- accomplice ,
- acolyte ,
- adjunct ,
- agent ,
- aide ,
- aide-de-camp ,
- ancillary ,
- assistant ,
- associate ,
- attendant ,
- attorney ,
- auxiliary ,
- backer ,
- benefactor ,
- chaperone ,
- deputy ,
- employee ,
- extra ,
- flunky ,
- follower ,
- functionary ,
- helper ,
- helpmate ,
- henchman ,
- hireling ,
- junior ,
- laborer ,
- lieutenant ,
- menial ,
- minion ,
- partner ,
- proxy ,
- second ,
- servant ,
- stooge ,
- subordinate ,
- underling .
Other synonyms:
- lamb .
Other relevant words:
- Charlie ,
- Ninny-hammer ,
- Noddy ,
- aim ,
- artless ,
- aspect ,
- ass ,
- aunt sally ,
- babe ,
- bell ringer ,
- blemish ,
- blot ,
- boob ,
- brand ,
- bull's eye ,
- cat's-paw ,
- chaste ,
- chump ,
- cinch ,
- class ,
- clear ,
- color ,
- comfortable ,
- confident ,
- convenient ,
- countenance ,
- credulous ,
- crisscross ,
- cross ,
- cull ,
- doormat ,
- drip ,
- dunce ,
- dye ,
- easy ,
- easy game ,
- easy mark ,
- easy pickings ,
- end ,
- fall guy ,
- figurehead ,
- gentle ,
- grade ,
- gradient ,
- greener ,
- greenhorn ,
- greeny ,
- guileless ,
- guiltless ,
- gull ,
- gullible ,
- idiot ,
- ignoramus ,
- impressionable ,
- imprint ,
- inexperienced ,
- ingenuous ,
- innocent ,
- innocuous ,
- jester ,
- kisser ,
- lackey ,
- lollipop ,
- mark ,
- marker ,
- marking ,
- milquetoast ,
- mug ,
- mugful ,
- muggins ,
- naif ,
- naive ,
- nincompoop ,
- ninny ,
- nitwit ,
- noodle ,
- object ,
- pawn ,
- phiz ,
- physiognomy ,
- plaything ,
- praise ,
- prize sap ,
- puppet ,
- reckless ,
- saint mark ,
- sap ,
- saphead ,
- scar ,
- schlemiel ,
- schmuck ,
- schnook ,
- score ,
- scrape ,
- scratch ,
- sea gull ,
- seagull ,
- shlemiel ,
- sign ,
- signal ,
- simple ,
- simpleton ,
- smiler ,
- soft ,
- soft touch ,
- softy ,
- spot ,
- stain ,
- stigma ,
- susceptible ,
- target ,
- tomfool ,
- toy ,
- trustful ,
- trusting ,
- trusting soul ,
- twit ,
- unsophisticated ,
- unsuspecting ,
- unsuspicious ,
- visage ,
- walk-over ,
- weakling ,
- wet ,
- wise .
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How to use "Patsy" in context?
Patsy was known as one of the most effective and charismatic killers in history. She was never caught and is still at large, leaving a trail of bodies in her wake. What is it about Patsy that makes her so dangerous? Patsy's background is interesting. She was born in the US but her family moved to the UK when she was a young child. There, she met William Moore and they began a sexual relationship. Moore was older and Patsy was drawn to his power and brutality. She fell in love with him and they embarked on a joint killing spree.
Paraphrases for Patsy:
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Independent
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Other Related
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Noun, singular or mass
scapegoat, Scapegoating.
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Noun, singular or mass
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