What is another word for sail?
Pronunciation:
[ sˈe͡ɪl], [ sˈeɪl], [ s_ˈeɪ_l]
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Similar words for sail:
- artifact (noun)
- cruise (noun)
- go (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- begin (verb)
- boat (verb)
- breeze (verb)
- coast (verb)
- cross (verb)
- dart (verb)
- drift (verb)
- festinate (verb)
- float (verb)
- fly (verb)
- glide (verb)
- navigate (verb)
- rocket (verb)
- row (verb)
- run (verb)
- sail (verb)
- soar (verb)
- speed (verb)
- travel (verb)
- other relevant words (v.n.)
- other synonyms
- begin
- festinate
- flit
- glide
- launch
- navigate
- other relevant words
- run
- speed
- travel
Synonyms for Sail:
n.
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- berth,
- trip,
- boater,
- bail out,
- beach,
- Ahoy,
- the America's Cup,
- the Admiral's Cup,
- journey,
- anchor,
- boating.
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- wing,
- bucket,
- be quick on your feet,
- dash,
- hustle,
- nip,
- whiz,
- hurry,
- trot,
- flash,
- bolt,
- tear,
- pelt,
- whirl,
- barrel,
- haste,
- shoot,
- outpace,
- race,
- surge,
- scour,
- zip,
- fleet,
- move,
- charge.
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- founder,
- go about,
- dock,
- heave to,
- cast off,
- heel,
- hydroplane,
- come about,
- capsize,
- ground.
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- sally.
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- roll.
v.
• begin (verb)- emerge,
- bud,
- sprout,
- happen,
- emanate,
- enter,
- get show on road,
- issue forth,
- crop up,
- dawn,
- grow out of,
- send off,
- come into existence,
- appear,
- occur,
- take off,
- originate,
- make tick,
- get going,
- spring,
- proceed from,
- commence,
- come out,
- germinate,
- result from,
- kick off,
- rise,
- be born,
- derive from,
- come forth,
- stem from,
- set,
- arise.
- fling,
- spurt,
- heave,
- scamper,
- throw,
- pitch,
- plunge,
- scurry,
- course,
- thrust,
- cast,
- career,
- launch,
- bound.
- gather,
- ride,
- accumulate,
- gravitate,
- saunter,
- hover,
- meander,
- stroll,
- linger,
- waft,
- dance,
- wander,
- malinger,
- amble,
- aim,
- stray,
- amass,
- mosey,
- flicker,
- muck,
- gad,
- tend.
- running like wind,
- runs like the wind,
- run like wind,
- got cracking,
- making time,
- getting cracking,
- gets cracking,
- ran like the wind,
- ran like wind,
- shake leg,
- runs like wind,
- gat cracking,
- shook a leg,
- shakes a leg,
- running like the wind,
- shakes leg,
- shaking leg,
- gotten cracking,
- going like lightning,
- makes time,
- shook leg,
- goes like lightning,
- made time.
- winged in,
- bending the throttle,
- skied out,
- wings in,
- bent the throttle,
- flat hat,
- flat-hatting,
- took wing,
- bend the throttle,
- seagulled,
- re-ached,
- takes wing,
- jetting out,
- took hop,
- flat hats,
- seagulling,
- flathatting,
- re-aching,
- jetted over,
- flathatted,
- takes hop,
- takes a hop,
- bends the throttle,
- bended throttle,
- took a hop,
- bended the throttle,
- remains aloft,
- re aching,
- remaining aloft,
- flat hatted,
- skyed out,
- jets over,
- takes flight,
- jetting over,
- jetted out,
- flat-hats,
- skies out,
- taking a hop,
- taking hop,
- remained aloft,
- flat hatting,
- bending throttle,
- flathat,
- take hop,
- bends throttle,
- taking wing,
- jets out,
- winging in,
- re ached,
- bent throttle,
- flathats,
- bend throttle,
- skying out,
- flat-hatted.
- de clines,
- de cline,
- de-scends,
- de-scending,
- skirred,
- skirring,
- de scended,
- skirrs,
- de scend,
- de-cline,
- de scends,
- de scending,
- de-scended,
- de-clines,
- de-scend.
- goes through the ceiling,
- goes through ceiling,
- go through ceiling,
- going through ceiling,
- went through the ceiling,
- went through ceiling.
- sky oar,
- skying an oar,
- skied oar,
- skies an oar,
- skied an oar,
- skyed oar,
- skying oar,
- skies oar,
- skyed an oar.
- turned liquid,
- turns liquid,
- dis solve,
- dis-charging,
- dis solved,
- turning to liquid,
- dis-charges,
- going soft,
- dis charges,
- dis-solves,
- went soft,
- dis-solving,
- dis charged,
- dis charge,
- turns to liquid,
- dis-charge,
- goes soft,
- turning liquid,
- dis solves,
- turned to liquid,
- dis solving,
- dis-charged,
- dis-solve,
- dis-solved,
- dis charging,
- turn liquid.
- motor,
- tack,
- leave,
- skipper,
- cast anchor,
- weigh anchor,
- pilot,
- make headway,
- steer,
- captain,
- reach,
- put to sea,
- scud.
- gotten moving,
- going like wind,
- dis-patch,
- pro-motes,
- goes fast,
- gat move on,
- dis patch,
- cutting along,
- getting moving,
- gets a move on,
- making haste,
- getting a move on,
- loses no time,
- gotten move on,
- opens up throttle,
- get move on,
- pressed on,
- opening throttle,
- gathered momentum,
- opening up throttle,
- presses on,
- dis-patching,
- dis patches,
- stepped it,
- goes all out,
- steps on it,
- dis patched,
- gat a move on,
- went like the wind,
- opens throttle,
- pro-mote,
- dis patching,
- dis-patched,
- gets moving,
- losing no time,
- dis-patches,
- gets move on,
- stepped on it,
- gathers momentum,
- pro-moting,
- lost no time,
- got move on,
- goes like the wind,
- cuts along,
- stepping on it,
- going fast,
- go like wind,
- gotten a move on,
- makes haste,
- opened throttle,
- gearing up,
- gears up,
- stepping it,
- went all out,
- gathering momentum,
- getting move on,
- going like the wind,
- gat moving,
- goes like wind,
- pro moting,
- steps it,
- opened up throttle,
- went like wind.
- making a journey,
- made way,
- taking trip,
- makes way,
- took plane,
- takes a trip,
- go in to orbit,
- making ones way,
- weekended,
- over-night,
- went abroad,
- make journey,
- takes a boat,
- take plane,
- sightsaw,
- went camping,
- takes boat,
- made journey,
- took a train,
- takes a plane,
- makes a journey,
- goes riding,
- goes in to orbit,
- taking train,
- getting through,
- made ones way,
- over nights,
- took a trip,
- takes plane,
- going abroad,
- makes journey,
- making one's way,
- gotten through,
- made one's way,
- make ones way,
- taking plane,
- makes one's way,
- going camping,
- made one way,
- going in to orbit,
- overnighted,
- take boat,
- took a plane,
- sightseen,
- takes a train,
- went into orbit,
- going into orbit,
- take train,
- takes train,
- make one way,
- takes trip,
- taking a plane,
- weekending,
- took a boat,
- gat through,
- goes abroad,
- sets out,
- going riding,
- sightsees,
- took boat,
- goes into orbit,
- making journey,
- took trip,
- taking boat,
- went riding,
- taking a boat,
- overnighting,
- made a journey,
- take trip,
- sets forth,
- makes one way,
- over-nights,
- making one way,
- took train,
- makes ones way,
- went in to orbit,
- gets through,
- goes camping.
v.n.
• Other relevant words: (v.n.)Other synonyms:
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- strike off,
- sprint,
- rip,
- flitter.
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- start.
- being born,
- got going,
- Happened,
- came forth,
- issues forth,
- comes forth,
- crops up,
- resulted from,
- coming into existence,
- took off,
- resulting from,
- was born,
- cropped up,
- get under way,
- Occurring,
- kicked off,
- originates,
- getting going,
- issuing forth,
- getting under way,
- proceeding from,
- results from.
- shaking a leg,
- went like lightning,
- Hasted,
- run like the wind,
- get cracking,
- shake a leg,
- go like lightning,
- Hasting,
- make time.
- Helming,
- captaining,
- Helmed,
- skippering,
- lay the course,
- captained,
- head out for,
- ride out,
- helm,
- skippered.
- skating,
- freewheel,
- freewheeling,
- hasten,
- hurtling,
- Voyaged,
- fording,
- Careered,
- oar,
- Oared,
- navigate,
- piloting,
- smooth along,
- Piloted,
- kick around,
- move gently,
- drift,
- glide,
- Sallied,
- sculling,
- scull,
- sculls,
- breeze,
- be carried along,
- flounce,
- float,
- ride on current,
- tore,
- sweep,
- Sallying,
- begin,
- took flight,
- over pass,
- cut across,
- seagulls,
- go through the ceiling,
- taxiing,
- extend over,
- fly,
- freewheels,
- shot up,
- move across,
- Danced,
- Soared,
- mucked,
- Strolled,
- moves quickly,
- Spanned,
- dart,
- Sauntered,
- flat-hat,
- seagull,
- hurtle,
- taxis,
- whooshes,
- flit,
- Sculled,
- rocket,
- Waltzed,
- draw near,
- taxi,
- jet out,
- row,
- taking flight,
- Careering,
- whoosh,
- Zigzagged,
- slip along,
- run,
- rest on water,
- go-that-a-way,
- take a hop,
- ford,
- drawing near,
- skim,
- mucking,
- punting,
- remain aloft,
- whooshed,
- Overpassed,
- travel,
- stay afloat,
- scudding,
- be buoyant,
- FORDS,
- go with the tide,
- Forded,
- drew near,
- Voyaging,
- Zigzagging,
- kicking around,
- taxied,
- go across,
- speed,
- move quickly,
- shooting up,
- Oaring,
- Waltzing,
- slipping,
- draws near,
- festinate,
- skate,
- sky an oar,
- voyage,
- zigzags,
- flutter,
- coast,
- overpast,
- sky out,
- kicked around,
- take wing,
- Hurries,
- shoot up,
- Slipped,
- cross,
- gallop,
- moved quickly,
- punt,
- dancing,
- whooshing,
- soar,
- going through the ceiling,
- jet over,
- freewheeled,
- wing in,
- punted,
- take flight.
- step on it,
- press on,
- go out,
- got a move on,
- get a move on,
- got moving,
- make haste,
- get moving,
- go like the wind,
- cut along,
- barreled,
- goes out,
- lose no time,
- Barreling,
- open up throttle,
- geared up,
- Barrelling,
- made haste,
- open throttle,
- go all out,
- barrelled,
- gather momentum,
- went fast,
- step it,
- gear up,
- go fast,
- going all out,
- pressing on.
- traveled,
- overnight,
- sightseeing,
- sightsee,
- taking a trip,
- overnights,
- take a boat,
- weekends,
- Adventuring,
- weekend,
- over night,
- Adventured,
- go abroad,
- motored,
- get through,
- junketing,
- got through,
- vacationed,
- take a trip,
- go riding,
- taking a train,
- make one's way,
- Junketed,
- making way,
- go into orbit,
- take a plane,
- vacationing,
- go camping,
- make way,
- setting forth,
- knock around,
- motoring,
- take a train,
- setting out,
- make a journey,
- Jaunting,
- Jaunted.
How to use "Sail" in context?
Sailing is a sport that many enjoy. It is a great way to get out on the water, see the ship and the land, and have some fun. It can also be a great way to see the world. There are many types of sailboats. They can be small dinghies or large yachts. The sailboat is the engine that drives the boat. The sail is the device that helps push the boat through the water. There are many different types of sails. A modern sailboat uses a sail that is made of cloth. A cloth sail is made of several thin sheets of cloth that are sewn together.
Paraphrases for Sail:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Independent
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Adjective
cloudy.
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Verb, past tense
stole.
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Verb, base form
steer.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Proper noun, singular
sailing.
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Proper noun, singular
Homophones for Sail:
- scheol, Swale, sol, sequel, sea lily, salol, solo, shelley, shyly, sagaciously, shoal, scale, sully, shawl, shockley, squill, swell, shell, sexual, slowly, sego lily, soul, sicilia, slay, sex cell, seagull, salal, solely, slyly, sea eagle, sickle, sage willow, skill, Sea Cole, seoul, squiggle, saucily, sickly, shallu, slow, sayle, segal, swill, squally, seawall, skysail, sally, seal, sialia, salaah, sagely, shale oil, sicily, sole, shill, sessile, suckle, sisal, shiloh, shigella, sick call, skilly, seel, seseli, swallow hole, shackle, Sea Squill, sea coal, seal oil, solea, saxicola, sea holly, sizzle, sea gull, sloe, swizzle, swahili, seckel, social, saale, shekel, slaw, sea kale, squiggly, slew, slue, saul, sula, sill, sequella, salai, swallow, soil, socle, szell, scull, sallow, squall, sell, shawwal, sulla, scaley, squeal, seashell, shoaly, Salle, scilla, squilla, sly, school, silly, Sei Whale, salah, scylla, shale, sle, secale, sky glow, sale, skull, sea swallow, showily, sequela, scowl, silo, SL, shillalah, scaly, sewellel, saccule, shallow, sial, scheele.
Holonyms for Sail:
n.
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artifact
sailing ship, sailing vessel.
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artifact
Hyponym for Sail:
n.
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artifact
structure, piece of material, piece of cloth, construction.
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artifact
v.
Meronym for Sail:
n.
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artifact
reef.
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artifact
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