What is another word for sarcastic?
428 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ sɑːkˈastɪk], [ sɑːkˈastɪk], [ s_ɑː_k_ˈa_s_t_ɪ_k]Table of Contents
Similar words for sarcastic:
- abusive (adjective)
- acid (adjective)
- acrimonious (adjective)
- all (adjective)
- backhanded (adjective)
- captious (adjective)
- contemptuous (adjective)
- corrosive (adjective)
- critical (adjective)
- crusty (adjective)
- cutting (adjective)
- cynical (adjective)
- derisive (adjective)
- derogatory (adjective)
- facetious (adjective)
- insolent (adjective)
- libelous (adjective)
- misanthropic (adjective)
- nasty (adjective)
- nasty, mocking in speech (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- overcritical (adjective)
- painful (adjective)
- poignant (adjective)
- pointed (adjective)
- pungent (adjective)
- satirical/satiric (adjective)
- scathing (adjective)
- sharp-tongued (adjective)
- stinging (adjective)
- tongue-in-cheek (adjective)
- barbed (noun)
- black (noun)
- grim (noun)
- mordacious (noun)
- nipping (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- sarcastic (noun)
- scornful (noun)
- other synonyms
- base
- biting
- derogatory
- harsh
- other relevant words
- overcritical
- sarcastic
- trenchant
Synonyms for Sarcastic:
adj.
• abusive (adjective)- more castigating,
- up-braiding,
- more invective,
- more reproachful,
- most reviling,
- most scolding,
- more calumniating,
- most calumniating,
- most reproachful,
- insolent,
- more upbraiding,
- most traducing,
- most upbraiding,
- most castigating,
- opprobrious,
- more maligning,
- in-solent,
- more scolding,
- more vilifying,
- offensive,
- in solent,
- most invective,
- more reviling,
- up braiding,
- most vilifying,
- more obloquious,
- most maligning,
- more traducing,
- most obloquious.
- irritable,
- ex acting,
- most deprecating,
- most nit-picking,
- more nit-picking,
- fault finding,
- more exceptive,
- more caviling,
- most nit picking,
- more nit picking,
- more deprecating,
- most cavillous,
- most exceptive,
- more cavillous,
- most caviling,
- hyper critical,
- ex-acting,
- nit picking,
- hyper-critical.
- derisive,
- Ridiculing,
- disparaging,
- flippant,
- disdainful,
- deprecative,
- contemptuous,
- jeering,
- mocking,
- scoffing,
- antipathetic,
- insulting,
- sardonic.
- illhumored,
- ill humored,
- more illhumored,
- ill-humored,
- more ill humored,
- most illhumored,
- most snarling,
- most ill humored,
- more snarling,
- more vinegary,
- most crabbed,
- most vinegary,
- short tempered,
- more ill-humored,
- most ill-humored,
- snappish,
- shorttempered.
- in going,
- ingoingest,
- in goinger,
- in-goingest,
- more wounding,
- ingoinger,
- in goingest,
- In-going,
- most wounding,
- in-goinger,
- clearcut.
- mis anthropical,
- wry,
- un believing,
- most misanthropical,
- more ironic,
- mis-anthropical,
- un-believing,
- more misanthropical.
- flippest,
- gallier,
- most taunting,
- galliest,
- most out of line,
- Gally,
- flip,
- more taunting,
- more out of line,
- smartalecky,
- more out-of-line,
- most out-of-line.
- de-crying,
- most detracting,
- un flattering,
- more dishonoring,
- de-grading,
- dis honoring,
- de-rogatory,
- more decrying,
- un favorable,
- de rogatory,
- de-precatory,
- de grading,
- most dishonoring,
- most decrying,
- un-favorable,
- most aspersing,
- de precatory,
- un-flattering,
- more detracting,
- de-spiteful,
- de spiteful,
- de crying,
- more aspersing,
- dis-honoring,
- more minimizing,
- most minimizing.
- playful,
- pulling one leg,
- sportive,
- in decorous,
- most joshing,
- most punning,
- ludicrous,
- more ridiculous,
- most jocose,
- facetious,
- more joshing,
- most sportive,
- most wisecracking,
- more wisecracking,
- irreverent,
- witty,
- laughable,
- more capering,
- more punning,
- farcical,
- joking,
- most capering,
- in-decorous,
- pulling ones leg,
- pulling leg,
- funnier,
- most comic,
- more jesting,
- most jesting.
- brazen,
- brash,
- callous,
- arrogant,
- bold,
- disrespectful,
- impertinent,
- impolite,
- defiant,
- rude,
- discourteous,
- flagrant,
- outrageous,
- candid,
- cheeky,
- outspoken,
- insubordinate,
- saucy,
- audacious,
- mouthy,
- presumptuous,
- sacrilegious.
- un-kindest,
- dis-tasteful,
- un kindest,
- un pleasant,
- un-kinder,
- beastliest,
- un-kind,
- dis agreeable,
- dis tasteful,
- un kinder,
- dis-agreeable,
- un-pleasant,
- beastlier,
- un kind.
- contumelious,
- brusque,
- needling,
- severe,
- Chaffing,
- taunting,
- austere,
- hostile,
- bitter,
- trenchant,
- cussed,
- smart-alecky,
- Snarling,
- sharp,
- ornery,
- evil,
- salty,
- acerb,
- Twitting,
- irascible,
- scurrilous,
- caustic,
- disillusioned,
- weisenheiming.
- derogatory,
- calling a spade a spade,
- punning,
- flipper,
- right-on,
- smart alecky,
- aculeate,
- acrimonious,
- sneering,
- pungent,
- scorching,
- Cavillous,
- critical,
- cutting,
- satirical,
- snarky,
- Exceptive,
- ironical,
- nit-picking,
- pointed,
- erosive,
- wisecracking,
- Obloquious,
- poignant,
- short-and-sweet,
- vinegary,
- crusty,
- misanthropical,
- captious,
- corrosive,
- reproachful,
- out of line,
- misanthropic,
- abusive,
- backhanded,
- laid on the line,
- in a nutshell,
- clear cut,
- cynical,
- scornful,
- on the button,
- vituperative,
- out-of-line,
- zesty,
- ingoing,
- acrid,
- pulling one's leg,
- not serious,
- strongly acid,
- putting one on,
- spoofing,
- right to it,
- calling spade a spade,
- paradoxical,
- nasty.
- in sinuating,
- in nutshell,
- in-sinuating,
- boiled down,
- calling spade spade,
- more right-on,
- more short and sweet,
- more short-and-sweet,
- laid the line,
- most short-and-sweet,
- more right on,
- more righton,
- most right-on,
- laid line,
- laid on line,
- most righton,
- most right on,
- right it,
- calling a spade spade,
- righton,
- most short and sweet,
- on button.
n.
• barbed (noun) • black (noun) • grim (noun)- grim.
Other synonyms:
• base • biting • derogatory • harsh • Other relevant words: • overcritical • sarcastic • trenchant
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- Synonyms:
- that is to say, videlicet, viz., to wit, namely, nominally.
