What is another word for rook?
804 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ɹˈʊk], [ ɹˈʊk], [ ɹ_ˈʊ_k]
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Similar words for rook:
- Corvus Frugilegus (noun)
- animal (noun)
- apprentice (noun)
- artifact (noun)
- bird (noun)
- diddle (noun)
- goldbrick (noun)
- nobble (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- sharper (noun)
- swindler (noun)
- beguile (verb)
- bilk (verb)
- bleed (verb)
- cheat (verb)
- con (verb)
- dupe (verb)
- fleece (verb)
- flimflam (verb)
- fob off (verb)
- hoax (verb)
- mislead (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- overreach (verb)
- play dirty (verb)
- swindle (verb)
- other synonyms
- bleed
- dupe
- fob off
- fool
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Rook:
n.
• Corvus Frugilegus (noun)-
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- grand master,
- capture,
- chess,
- gambit,
- chessboard,
- honest,
- crook,
- bishop,
- check,
- checkmate.
- rook.
- goldfinch,
- buzzard,
- lark,
- starling,
- peregrine,
- waxwing,
- oriole,
- gull,
- bald eagle,
- duck,
- pheasant,
- puffin,
- canary,
- swift,
- woodpecker,
- dodo,
- chickadee,
- turtledove,
- magpie,
- cormorant,
- barn owl,
- partridge,
- pigeon,
- grouse,
- yellowbird,
- ostrich,
- osprey,
- mockingbird,
- albatross,
- goose,
- grackle,
- dove,
- jay,
- loon,
- stork,
- heron,
- parakeet,
- teal,
- harrier,
- coot,
- nightingale,
- horned owl,
- cardinal,
- owl,
- peacock,
- spoonbill,
- plover,
- kingfisher,
- snipe,
- bluebill,
- nuthatch,
- bittern,
- myna,
- robin,
- cassowary,
- crested jay,
- sheldrake,
- mallard,
- thrush,
- sandpiper,
- egret,
- penguin,
- blackbird,
- raven,
- tern,
- condor,
- swan,
- booby,
- hawk,
- sparrow,
- squab,
- cockatoo,
- quetzal,
- crow,
- road runner,
- songbird,
- eagle,
- sea gull,
- ibis,
- redwing,
- weaver,
- Canada Goose,
- macaw,
- lovebird,
- flamingo,
- vulture,
- turkey,
- mourning dove,
- pelican,
- bluebird,
- curlew,
- crane,
- jackdaw,
- cuckoo,
- parrot,
- blue jay,
- redbird,
- hummingbird,
- finch,
- falcon,
- wren,
- grosbeak,
- ringtail,
- bullfinch,
- emu.
- heel,
- probationer,
- sharper,
- grifter,
- four-flusher,
- card games,
- apprentice,
- victimizer,
- Double dealer,
- SHARPS,
- dodgers,
- dodger,
- chessman,
- shark,
- chess piece,
- scammers,
- corvine bird,
- card game,
- new kid on block,
- swindler,
- scammer,
- gougers,
- slickers,
- fourflusher,
- gouger,
- probationers,
- double-dealer,
- bird,
- Sharks.
v.
• beguile (verb)- de lude,
- de-lude,
- plays for a sucker,
- be-trays,
- played for a sucker,
- be guile,
- sucking in,
- imposing on,
- be guiles,
- de-ludes,
- played for sucker,
- imposed on,
- imposes on,
- play for sucker,
- strung along,
- playing for sucker,
- be-guile,
- ropes in,
- roping in,
- sucks in,
- be-guiles,
- plays for sucker,
- be-tray,
- de ludes,
- playing for a sucker,
- be trays,
- be tray.
- dis appoints,
- de frauds,
- dis-appointed,
- dis appointing,
- de-fraud,
- dis-appoint,
- dis appointed,
- dis-appoints,
- dis appoint,
- dis-appointing,
- de fraud,
- de-frauds.
- ex-tracts,
- over-charged,
- over-charge,
- puts screws to,
- over charge,
- ex tracts,
- ex tract,
- over-charging,
- over-charges,
- over charging,
- ex-tract,
- strongarm,
- putting the screws to,
- putting screws to,
- puts the screws to,
- over charges,
- over charged.
- out-witted,
- out witted,
- out-wits,
- pulling something,
- out-witting,
- pulls something,
- pulled something,
- out wits,
- out witting,
- out-wit.
- runs a game on,
- de spoil,
- sold a bill goods,
- sell bill goods,
- take cleaners,
- takes cleaners,
- selling a bill of goods,
- sold bill of goods,
- running a game on,
- taking cleaners,
- takes the cleaners,
- taking the cleaners,
- de-spoil,
- selling a bill goods,
- sell bill of goods,
- takes to cleaners,
- de spoils,
- sells bill goods,
- de-spoiling,
- sells a bill goods,
- de-spoils,
- sold bill goods,
- took the cleaners,
- de spoiled,
- sell a bill goods,
- sold a bill of goods,
- selling bill of goods,
- take the cleaners,
- taking to the cleaners,
- run game on,
- taking to cleaners,
- took to cleaners,
- sells bill of goods,
- took cleaners,
- sells a bill of goods,
- selling bill goods,
- ran a game on,
- running game on,
- ran game on,
- took to the cleaners,
- de-spoiled,
- de spoiling,
- runs game on,
- takes to the cleaners.
- pulled a fast one,
- GIPS,
- pulled fast one,
- pulling a fast one,
- pulls fast one,
- pulling fast one,
- gipping,
- gipped,
- pulls a fast one.
- murphies,
- playing games with,
- plays games with,
- played games with,
- murphying,
- fakes out,
- faking out,
- murphied.
- mis informs,
- pulling wool over eyes,
- mis represent,
- mis directed,
- mis-representing,
- misguides,
- Illuding,
- mis-represents,
- pulled wool over eyes,
- mis-direct,
- mis-informs,
- mis representing,
- mis-directing,
- mis-represent,
- leads astray,
- mis represented,
- mis direct,
- mis-represented,
- pulls wool over eyes,
- mis-directs,
- illudes,
- mis directs,
- mis lead,
- mis inform,
- mis-informing,
- mis-lead,
- mis-inform,
- mis-directed,
- mis-leading,
- mis-informed,
- mis directing,
- mis informed,
- mis leading,
- mis guiding,
- mis-guiding,
- mis leads,
- mis represents,
- mis guides,
- mis-guided,
- mis-guide,
- mis guide,
- mis-leads,
- Illuded,
- mis informing,
- mis-guides.
- out-smart,
- over reach,
- out smarting,
- over-reach,
- over reaching,
- over reached,
- over reaches,
- out smarted,
- out smart,
- over-reached,
- out-smarting,
- out-smarted,
- out smarts,
- over-reaching,
- over-reaches,
- out-smarts.
- hits below the belt,
- stretch rules,
- bent the rules,
- stretched the rules,
- pulls funny,
- bends the rules,
- pull funny,
- bend rules,
- stacking cards,
- stacked the cards,
- bends rules,
- hits below belt,
- bending the rules,
- hit below belt,
- stretches the rules,
- bending rules,
- stretched rules,
- hitting below the belt,
- pulled funny,
- pulls something funny,
- stretches rules,
- stacks the cards,
- bended the rules,
- stretching the rules,
- bended rules,
- bent rules,
- pulling something funny,
- stretching rules,
- stack cards,
- hitting below belt,
- stacks cards,
- stacking the cards,
- stacked cards,
- pulling funny,
- pulled something funny.
Other synonyms:
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- sting.
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- trim.
- strong arm,
- overcharge,
- Extracting,
- put screws to,
- Leeched,
- put the screws to,
- Leeching,
- exhaust,
- skin,
- steal.
- pull wool over,
- trick,
- play dirty,
- imposes upon,
- jives,
- Shafted,
- con,
- misdirected,
- takes out,
- disinform,
- pull fast one,
- hosing,
- misguide,
- misinformed,
- murphy,
- give bum steer,
- shorting,
- Snowing,
- Bunking,
- HOSED,
- Shafting,
- play for a sucker,
- fleece,
- shorts,
- Suckering,
- double deal,
- fast talk,
- imposed upon,
- Gouging,
- stretch the rules,
- misdirect,
- take to the cleaners,
- pull wool over eyes,
- jerk around,
- shaven,
- Cribbing,
- sandbagged,
- impose upon,
- bleed,
- take out,
- bend the rules,
- play games with,
- Misguiding,
- faked out,
- took out,
- roped in,
- leads on,
- take to cleaners,
- scammed,
- Reamed,
- seduced,
- hoodwinked,
- lead on,
- sucked in,
- stiffed,
- disinformed,
- doublecross,
- flimflam,
- misdirecting,
- run a game on,
- put one over on,
- cheat,
- Double dealing,
- lead astray,
- Humbugged,
- wheedle,
- Hocuspocus,
- bunco,
- Bunked,
- pull leg,
- suck in,
- sandbags,
- do a number on,
- dupe,
- taking out,
- pull something funny,
- double cross,
- Illude,
- double-deal,
- Snowed,
- chicaning,
- hoax,
- shorted,
- take for a ride,
- taking for ride,
- jerked around,
- jive,
- mislead,
- pull a fast one,
- do number on,
- entices,
- chicane,
- pull one's leg,
- led astray,
- Suckered,
- leading astray,
- gammon,
- rope in,
- pulling one's leg,
- Cribbed,
- stack the cards,
- scamming,
- sandbagging,
- mulct,
- sell a bill of goods,
- Gammoned,
- Gammoning,
- impose on,
- gammons,
- jiving,
- shortchange,
- chicaned,
- put over on,
- chicanes,
- Humbugging,
- take for ride,
- misdirects,
- sandbag,
- Reaming,
- swindle,
- bilk,
- fake out,
- led on,
- hit below the belt,
- caboodle,
- gyp,
- stiffs,
- play for a fool,
- Gip.
- knight,
- short,
- snooker,
- glib,
- fob off,
- cabbage,
- leg,
- chough,
- abduct,
- foxy,
- neophyte,
- dodgy,
- dark color,
- nevertheless,
- bilker,
- betray,
- shuffler,
- novice,
- also,
- feigned,
- turning lathe,
- learned,
- crafty,
- consequently,
- abecedarian,
- filch,
- pope cornelius,
- use,
- screw,
- piece,
- hence,
- find,
- shaft,
- man,
- plunder,
- memorise,
- jockey,
- artful,
- then,
- nonetheless,
- buffalo,
- pilfer,
- rip,
- victimize,
- guileful,
- court,
- how,
- hoodwink,
- finagle,
- beat,
- citadel,
- able,
- Flam,
- devious,
- facile,
- string along,
- evade,
- therefore,
- hook,
- king,
- pawn,
- colt,
- bully,
- pinch,
- yet,
- kidnap,
- do out of,
- lift,
- snow,
- fine,
- intimidate,
- sharp,
- newcomer,
- go after,
- dexterous,
- intelligent,
- thimblerig,
- overreach,
- malicious,
- foul hawse,
- outwit,
- cog the dice,
- Hocus,
- scam,
- novitiate,
- juggler,
- victimise,
- shrink from,
- felicitous,
- pluck,
- take a dive,
- toy,
- learn,
- gouge,
- do in,
- tenderfoot,
- greedy,
- fortification,
- play,
- fraudulent,
- abstract,
- elusive,
- why,
- beguile of,
- rookie,
- insidious,
- swipe,
- bucket,
- memorize,
- queen,
- soak,
- castling,
- so,
- thusly,
- Grafter,
- palace,
- sneak,
- exploit,
- sly,
- anyway,
- beginner,
- fraud,
- avoid,
- loopy,
- blackleg,
- when,
- hear,
- pickpocket,
- trepan,
- however,
- purloin,
- defaulter,
- burn,
- disingenuous,
- get,
- virgin,
- punk,
- stick,
- fool,
- artful dodger,
- fob,
- impostor,
- fictitious,
- welsher,
- leery,
- peculate,
- snarf,
- greenhorn,
- ingenious,
- have,
- embezzle,
- execute,
- outmanoeuvre,
- milk,
- snatch,
- fledgling,
- take advantage of,
- judicious,
- whereby,
- Thimblerigger,
- Trapan,
- fiddle,
- afterward,
- mist,
- misinform,
- sell short,
- discerning,
- tyro,
- light-handed,
- enact,
- sweat,
- hornswoggle,
- ascertain,
- prey,
- babe,
- creep,
- shave,
- recruit,
- humbug,
- clip,
- cunning,
- cog,
- crib,
- card sharper,
- lathe,
- chesspiece,
- perform,
- pack the deal,
- newbie,
- hustler,
- cub,
- rob,
- shirk,
- knowledgeable,
- strip,
- delude,
- hocus-pocus,
- imitative,
- outfox,
- euchre,
- impose,
- fudge,
- sponge,
- ramp,
- discover,
- ream,
- short-change,
- furtive,
- crowbar,
- shoplifter,
- again,
- thus,
- freshman,
- deceitful,
- dishonest,
- accordingly,
- outsmart,
- fortress,
- chouse,
- thence,
- warbler,
- flirt.
How to use "Rook" in context?
The rook is a small, stout bird that typically has a black head and neck, with a white "pie-plate" patch on its chest, and a black back. They have a long, straight bill, and are very intelligent. The rook is found throughout North America and Europe. They are omnivorous, and will eat mostly insects, but will also scavenge carrion and feed on fruits and seeds. They are monogamous, and will mate for life. The rook is a voracious predator, and can take down prey much larger than it is.
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Homophones for Rook:
- rag week, rajah, riga, rugose, recco, rush away, rush, rucksack, rickey, ruscaceae, race, roughhouse, rickshaw, ruga, rough-house, reuse, ruckus, Rus, ross sea, ruscus, rogue, rusk, rockies, rookie, rick, rose acacia, ras, rescue, rosy, reseau, rase, recess, reccy, rococo, rocky, rich, rage, rice, rig, recce, resh, reissue, rock cake, resew, roach, reassess, rehash, roccus, re-argue, res, rachis, rough-hew, riches, row house, raise, rockchuck, rissa, roughish, racy, rhesus, roseau, roux, RG, raree-show, Reyes, rousseau, rye whiskey, risque, russia, rosacea, rushy, ricksha, raj, rehouse, rouge, rioja, rework, ruck, rakish, rachischisis, rash, re-echo, rose, rosaceous, r.c., ragi, risc, reach, ragusa, rous, rooke, rouse, richea, rough, rag, Rya Rug, ragee, raja, roguish, raze, recuse, rug, raceway, razz, reek, raucous, risk, rock, ruse, rhus, rorschach, rosa, risky, rico, rejig, reich, roughage, roc, rosaceae, Rex, reggae, rye whisky, rhexia, ross, rehearse, reecho, rack, rake, rejoice, rise, rask, resize.
Holonyms for Rook:
n.
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animal
corvus, Genus Corvus.
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animal
Hyponym for Rook:
n.
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animal
corvine bird.
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artifact
chess piece, chessman.
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animal
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SCRIPS
- Synonyms:
- Securities, scrapes, haversacks, knapsacks, scabbards, pokes, banknotes.
