Synonyms for Pigeons:

• n.

  •birds (noun)
  • Canada geese,
  • Cassowaries,
  • orioles,
  • grosbeaks,
  • squabs,
  • Crows,
  • mourning doves,
  • sea gulls,
  • ducks,
  • dodos,
  • grackles,
  • Songbirds,
  • mockingbirds,
  • bluebills,
  • Eagles,
  • ringtails,
  • Parrots,
  • nuthatches,
  • bitterns,
  • redwings,
  • chickadees,
  • Finches,
  • buzzards,
  • hummingbirds,
  • mynas,
  • curlews,
  • vultures,
  • storks,
  • magpies,
  • swifts,
  • jackdaws,
  • nightingales,
  • mallards,
  • blackbirds,
  • waxwings,
  • condors,
  • horned owls,
  • turtledoves,
  • harriers,
  • Barn Owls,
  • gulls,
  • yellowbirds,
  • larks,
  • starlings,
  • ibis,
  • jays,
  • doves,
  • albatrosses,
  • loons,
  • pelicans,
  • blue jays,
  • Emus,
  • weavers,
  • bluebirds,
  • spoonbills,
  • rooks,
  • birds,
  • herons,
  • goldfinches,
  • thrushes,
  • wrens,
  • falcons,
  • terns,
  • sandpipers,
  • Hawks,
  • bullfinches,
  • parakeets,
  • cormorants,
  • lovebirds,
  • egrets,
  • road runners,
  • bald eagles,
  • Turkeys,
  • Swallows,
  • kingfishers,
  • cockatoos,
  • Ostriches,
  • peacocks,
  • cranes,
  • coots,
  • Robins,
  • Owls,
  • ravens,
  • crested jays,
  • cardinals,
  • partridges,
  • Sparrows,
  • swans,
  • canaries,
  • penguins,
  • teals,
  • cuckoos,
  • sheldrakes,
  • ospreys,
  • woodpeckers,
  • snipes,
  • pheasants,
  • peregrines,
  • redbirds,
  • plovers,
  • flamingos,
  • quetzals,
  • puffins,
  • macaws.
  •butt (noun)
  • mark.
  •dupe (noun)
  • pushover,
  • butt,
  • fish.
  •easy mark (noun)
  • easy pickings,
  • cinch,
  • mug,
  • jay.
  •fall guy (noun)
  • lamb to the slaughter,
  • trusting soul,
  • sacrifice,
  • soft touch,
  • prize sap,
  • scapegoat,
  • whipping boy,
  • schmuck,
  • schlemiel,
  • easy touch,
  • can-carrier,
  • boob,
  • stooge,
  • chopping block.
  •gudgeon (noun)
  • lamb.
  •patsy (noun)
  • gull.
  •pawn (noun)
  • creature.
  •scapegoat (noun)
  • another's action boob.
  •setup (noun)
  • dummy.
  •squealer (noun)
  • stoolie,
  • rat,
  • third ear,
  • traitor,
  • canary,
  • informer,
  • fink,
  • snitch.
  •target (noun)
  • game.

• v.

  •victimize (verb)
  • pick on,
  • sting,
  • screw,
  • immolate,
  • deceive,
  • flimflam,
  • stiff,
  • hoodwink,
  • set up,
  • prey on,
  • use,
  • defraud,
  • exploit,
  • clip,
  • snow,
  • con,
  • cozen,
  • stack the deck,
  • rope in,
  • persecute,
  • discriminate against,
  • chisel,
  • fleece,
  • burn,
  • swindle,
  • take advantage of,
  • bamboozle,
  • trick,
  • have it in for,
  • hoax.

• Other synonyms:

  •n.
  • byword,
  • casualty,
  • chicken,
  • chump,
  • clay pigeon,
  • clown,
  • derision,
  • dolt,
  • doormat,
  • duck,
  • dupe,
  • easy mark,
  • fall guy,
  • fatality,
  • flunky,
  • fool,
  • fowl,
  • gambit,
  • goat,
  • goose,
  • gopher,
  • grouse,
  • gudgeon,
  • hen,
  • hireling,
  • hunted,
  • immolation,
  • injured party,
  • innocent,
  • instrument,
  • jerk,
  • joke,
  • lackey,
  • laughingstock,
  • martyr,
  • nitwit,
  • partridge,
  • patsy,
  • pawn,
  • pheasant,
  • pigeon,
  • prey,
  • pullet,
  • puppet,
  • quail,
  • quarry,
  • rooster,
  • sap,
  • scorn,
  • setup,
  • simpleton,
  • sitting duck,
  • softie,
  • sport,
  • subject,
  • sufferer,
  • target,
  • tool,
  • toy,
  • turkey,
  • underdog,
  • victim,
  • weakling,
  • wretch,
  • Geese,
  • sitting target,
  • idiot,
  • sucker,
  • babe in woods,
  • easy make,
  • jestee.

Paraphrases for Pigeons:

• Equivalence

  • Noun, plural
    doves.

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    birds.

• Independent

  • Noun, plural
    personnels, voyageurs, Pets, fools, travellers, suckers, travelers, marks, staffs.

Antonyms for Pigeons:

• n.

  • dupe
    cognizant.
  • sap
    brain.
  • victim
    criminal, culprit.

• v.

  • victimize
    protect, help, aid, be honest, give, assist.

Pigeons Sentence Examples:

• There, through the open door, Edwin's pigeons, Muriel's two doves, and sometimes a stately hen, walked in and out at pleasure.

• No one can even guess at the age of a pair of pigeons and those which are old and worn out look just as nice as those which are only a year old.