What is another word for perky?
Pronunciation:
[ pˈɜːki], [ pˈɜːki], [ p_ˈɜː_k_i]
Related words: perky breasts, perky nipples, perky butt, pretty perky boobs, perky boobs gif
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Similar words for perky:
- active (adjective)
- bubbly (adjective)
- cheerful (adjective)
- light (adjective)
- pert (adjective)
- proud (adjective)
- untiring (adjective)
- all (adjective)
- festive (adjective)
- genial (adjective)
- happy (adjective)
- industrious (adjective)
- jaunty (adjective)
- merry (adjective)
- rousing (adjective)
- sprightly (adjective)
- tireless (adjective)
- unwearied (adjective)
Synonyms for Perky:
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adj.
• active- fireball ,
- hard-working ,
- hyper ,
- on the move ,
- aggressive ,
- assiduous ,
- bold ,
- bustling ,
- busy ,
- daring ,
- dashing ,
- determined ,
- dexterous ,
- diligent ,
- dynamic ,
- eager ,
- engaged ,
- enlivened ,
- enterprising ,
- eventful ,
- forceful ,
- forcible ,
- high-spirited ,
- intense ,
- inventive ,
- jumping ,
- keen ,
- perky ,
- persevering ,
- purposeful ,
- pushing ,
- quickest ,
- rapid ,
- ready ,
- resolute ,
- sharp ,
- zealous .
- chirpier ,
- chirpiest ,
- chirpy ,
- in good spirits ,
- in high spirits ,
- sunny side up ,
- up-beat ,
- zappy ,
- blithe ,
- bucked ,
- contented ,
- enlivening ,
- glad ,
- good-humored ,
- good-natured ,
- heartiest ,
- hearty ,
- high ,
- hilarious ,
- hopeful ,
- joyful ,
- optimistic ,
- pleasant ,
- roseate ,
- rosy ,
- sanguine ,
- upbeat ,
- winsome .
- sunny-side up ,
- amusing ,
- diverting ,
- entertaining ,
- fickle ,
- flighty ,
- frivolous ,
- giddy ,
- humorous ,
- lightest ,
- pleasing ,
- superficial ,
- trifling ,
- trivial ,
- witty .
- affable ,
- agreeable ,
- amiable ,
- amicable ,
- cheering ,
- congenial ,
- cordial ,
- easygoing ,
- favorable ,
- friendly ,
- gentle ,
- gracious ,
- kind ,
- kindly ,
- neighborly ,
- sociable ,
- upper ,
- warm .
- Tickled ,
- blessed ,
- blest ,
- blissful ,
- captivated ,
- content ,
- delighted ,
- ecstatic ,
- elated ,
- exultant ,
- gratified ,
- intoxicated ,
- on cloud nine ,
- overjoyed ,
- peaceful ,
- pleased ,
- thrilled ,
- tickled pink ,
- up .
- Operose ,
- Plugging ,
- burning ,
- conscientious ,
- intent ,
- involved ,
- laborious ,
- persistent ,
- productive ,
- sedulous ,
- steady .
- Gamesome ,
- brash ,
- careless ,
- dapper ,
- devil-may-care ,
- devilish ,
- easy ,
- exhilarated ,
- forward ,
- free ,
- impetuous ,
- impish ,
- joking ,
- natty ,
- nervy ,
- provocative ,
- reckless ,
- rollicking ,
- self-confident ,
- showy ,
- sporty ,
- spruce ,
- swaggering ,
- trim ,
- venturesome .
- booner ,
- boonest ,
- facetious ,
- fun loving ,
- funloving ,
- more fun loving ,
- more fun-loving ,
- more funloving ,
- more larking ,
- more rip roaring ,
- more rip-roaring ,
- more riproaring ,
- more saturnalian ,
- most fun loving ,
- most fun-loving ,
- most funloving ,
- most larking ,
- most rip roaring ,
- most rip-roaring ,
- most riproaring ,
- most saturnalian ,
- rip roaring ,
- rip-roaring ,
- un constrained .
Other synonyms:
- happy .
Other relevant words:
- Overwise ,
- Sparky ,
- Sprightful ,
- Vitalized ,
- Weariless ,
- activist ,
- activistic ,
- aggressively self-confident ,
- agile ,
- airy ,
- alert ,
- alive ,
- animate ,
- animated ,
- biggety ,
- bouncing ,
- bouncy ,
- breezy ,
- bright ,
- bright-eyed and bushy-tailed ,
- bubbly ,
- bumptious ,
- buzzing ,
- carefree ,
- cheery ,
- chesty ,
- chipper ,
- cocky ,
- conceited ,
- confident ,
- convivial ,
- corky ,
- debonair ,
- dignified ,
- dizzy ,
- ebullient ,
- effervescent ,
- energetic ,
- enthusiastic ,
- exuberant ,
- festive ,
- flippant ,
- floaty ,
- fresh ,
- frisky ,
- frolicsome ,
- full of life ,
- full of pep ,
- gay ,
- genial ,
- gladsome ,
- haughty ,
- immodest ,
- impertinent ,
- impudent ,
- in fine fettle ,
- industrious ,
- invigorated ,
- jocose ,
- jocund ,
- jolly ,
- jovial ,
- joyous ,
- know-it-all ,
- laughing ,
- light ,
- lighthearted ,
- lightsome ,
- live ,
- mercurial ,
- merry ,
- militant ,
- mirthful ,
- nimble ,
- obtrusive ,
- peacockish ,
- peacocky ,
- peppy ,
- perk ,
- pert ,
- pizzazzy ,
- playful ,
- presumptuous ,
- quick ,
- quicksilver ,
- resilient ,
- saucy ,
- self-conceited ,
- self-opinionated ,
- smacking ,
- smart ,
- smart-alecky ,
- snappy ,
- spanking ,
- spirited ,
- sportive ,
- springy ,
- spry ,
- stuck-up ,
- sunny ,
- swelled-headed ,
- tireless ,
- untiring ,
- unwearied ,
- vigorous ,
- vital ,
- vivacious ,
- zingy ,
- zippy .
- Fairylike ,
- Keen-witted ,
- Larking ,
- Saturnalian ,
- Warm-hearted ,
- ball of fire ,
- can't complain ,
- carnivalesque ,
- cheerful ,
- flipper ,
- flying high ,
- fun-loving ,
- go-go ,
- grinder ,
- grooving ,
- in full swing ,
- looking good ,
- on the go ,
- prankish ,
- psyched up on ,
- riproaring ,
- unwearying ,
- walking on air .
- ablaze ,
- astir ,
- barnstorming ,
- best ,
- blow ,
- boisterous ,
- bounce ,
- colt ,
- crazy ,
- energize ,
- extroversion ,
- extrovert ,
- fierce ,
- frolic ,
- full ,
- fury ,
- go-getter ,
- gun ,
- hammer ,
- high-octane ,
- indefatigable ,
- irrepressible ,
- lairy ,
- live wire ,
- madly ,
- maniac ,
- manic ,
- morning person ,
- pep ,
- rambunctious ,
- refreshed ,
- refreshing ,
- rejuvenate ,
- spark plug ,
- spring ,
- storm ,
- supercharged ,
- tear 1 ,
- throw ,
- virile ,
- wildly ,
- will ,
- zip .
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How to use "Perky" in context?
Perky is defined as cheerful and lively, though some might say that this adjective can be a little too consistent for its own good. Introduced into English in the early 1600s, perky originally meant "spritely lively," and later evolved to mean "full of liveliness and zest." Over time, though, the character of perky has shifted. While it initially represented a characteristic of temperament, now the word is often used to describe the qualities of things, such as perky pets or perky dressers. In spite of its usage, some might argue that perky can be a bit too commonplace.
Homophones for Perky:
- Pearcy, purkey, Perkey, pirkey.
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