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[ ʃˈɑːp], [ ʃˈɑːp], [ ʃ_ˈɑː_p]

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adj.
• able (adjective)
- more efficient,
- know ones onions,
- know one's onions,
- pre-pared,
- pre pared,
- more talented,
- up to snuff,
- up to speed,
- equal to,
- know backwards and forwards,
- know backwards forwards,
- up snuff,
- there,
- therer,
- up speed,
- therest,
- up to it,
- most capable,
- know one onions,
- powerful,
- know ropes,
- more skilled,
- up it,
- know onions,
- most efficient.
• able, skilled (adjective)
- proficient.
• able, talented (adjective)
- skillful.
• abrasive (adjective)
- spiky,
- galling,
- spikier,
- spikiest,
- hard to take.
• abrupt, rude (adjective)
- curt.
• accomplished (adjective)
- heppest,
- hep,
- wised up,
- Hepper.
• accurate (adjective)
- matter-of-fact,
- most ultraprecise,
- unerring,
- veracious,
- de-fined,
- on button,
- dis criminative,
- dis-criminative,
- dis-criminating,
- more defined,
- un erring,
- more concrete,
- most defined,
- faithful,
- ultra-precise,
- on the money,
- un-mistakable,
- on nose,
- ultra precise,
- de tailed,
- more ultraprecise,
- on money,
- de fined,
- re gular,
- re-gular,
- ultraprecise,
- on the button,
- explicit,
- dis criminating,
- de-tailed,
- more careful,
- un-erring,
- un mistakable.
• acicular (adjective)
- most acerous,
- most needle shaped,
- most needle-shaped,
- more acerose,
- most acerose,
- needle-shaped,
- needleshaped,
- more needle-shaped,
- more needle shaped,
- needle shaped,
- more acerate,
- more acerous,
- acerate,
- most needleshaped,
- most acerate,
- more needleshaped,
- acerose,
- Acerous.
• acid (adjective)
- vinegarish,
- offensive,
- vinegary.
• acidulous (adjective)
- acetose.
• acrid (adjective)
- most amaroidal,
- amaroidal,
- more amaroidal.
• acrimonious (adjective)
- most splenetic,
- splenetic,
- more splenetic.
• active (adjective)
- fireball,
- forcible,
- hyper,
- on the move,
- hard-working,
- lively,
- perky.
• acute (adjective)
- more racking,
- over-whelming,
- over-powering,
- most shooting,
- over whelming,
- over powering,
- more acute,
- more shooting,
- most racking.
• adept (adjective)
- more wizard,
- hotshot,
- nobody fool,
- most hotshot,
- more hotshot,
- know stuff,
- sharp as a tack,
- on beam,
- no dummy,
- nobody's fool,
- most wizard,
- more crackerjack,
- nobodys fool,
- no slouch,
- sharp as tack,
- on the beam,
- most crackerjack.
• adroit (adjective)
- more up,
- quick uptake,
- quick on the uptake,
- quick on the trigger,
- quick the trigger,
- quick trigger,
- hot tamale,
- quick the uptake,
- most up,
- quick on uptake,
- neater.
• agile (adjective)
- more easymoving,
- sprightest,
- easy moving,
- twinkle toes,
- easymoving,
- most easy-moving,
- fleet,
- quick on the draw,
- more easy-moving,
- quick draw,
- lithe,
- sportive,
- most easymoving,
- more easy moving,
- quick on draw,
- most easy moving,
- mercurial,
- easy-moving,
- quick the draw,
- most sportive,
- limber,
- Spright,
- sprighter.
• alert (adjective)
- on the ball,
- switched on,
- fast on the draw,
- on qui vive,
- on lookout,
- on the lookout,
- good hands,
- all ears,
- on job,
- more jazzed,
- jazzed,
- on the qui vive,
- most jazzed,
- fast on draw,
- on one's toes,
- on one toes,
- psyched up,
- heads up,
- fast the draw,
- on the job,
- on ones toes,
- fast draw.
• alert, sensitive (adjective)
- perceptive.
• alive (adjective)
- swarming,
- over flowing,
- most zestful,
- more swarming,
- most swarming,
- more zestful,
- replete,
- over-flowing,
- zestful.
• all (adjective)
- sharp.
• ambitious (adjective)
- hard ball,
- go getter,
- inspired,
- self-starting,
- bent upon,
- goal-oriented,
- High-reaching,
- thirsty,
- ball of fire,
- come on strong,
- get up and go,
- power-loving.
• angular (adjective)
- gangling,
- lean.
• apparent, obvious (adjective)
- distinct.
• apt (adjective)
- teachable.
• astringent (adjective)
- more tonic,
- most tonic.
• attentive (adjective)
- Concentrating,
- fascinated,
- Immersed,
- intent,
- rapt,
- observing,
- entranced,
- enraptured,
- watchful,
- engrossed,
- heedful,
- cautious,
- Scrutinizing,
- Considering,
- interested,
- absorbed,
- observant,
- diligent,
- concerned,
- mindful,
- Hearkening,
- careful,
- alert,
- attentive,
- responsible,
- regardful,
- vigilant.
• aware (adjective)
- know the score,
- knowhow,
- go-go,
- GOGO,
- in the know,
- wise to,
- plugged in,
- in the picture,
- tuned in,
- latched on,
- know what's what,
- on to,
- up on.
• aware, educated (adjective)
- knowledgeable.
• being the most sophisticated (adjective)
- high-end.
• bitter (adjective)
- dis tasteful,
- dis-pleasing,
- dis agreeable,
- dis-agreeable,
- in temperate,
- in-clement,
- in clement,
- dis pleasing,
- dis-tasteful,
- in-temperate,
- un palatable,
- un-palatable.
• bitter, sour in taste or effect (adjective)
- tart.
• bitter, sour to taste (adjective)
- acrid.
• brief (adjective)
- boiled down,
- compendiary,
- limited,
- breviloquent,
- most breviloquent,
- most compendiary,
- more compendiary,
- to the point,
- more breviloquent,
- short sweet,
- the point,
- to point.
• bright (adjective)
- razzle-dazzle,
- Clear-headed,
- hued,
- eggheaded,
- having smarts,
- glitzy.
• bright, ingenious (adjective)
- clever.
• brilliant (adjective)
- more genius,
- pro found,
- pro-founder,
- pro-found,
- pro founder,
- whipper,
- whippest,
- most genius.
• brusque (adjective)
- dis courteous,
- gruff,
- un mannerly,
- dis-courteous,
- un-mannerly.
• burning (adjective)
- more prickling,
- re eking,
- most tingling,
- more tingling,
- most reeking,
- most prickling,
- prickling,
- re-eking,
- more reeking.
• calculating (adjective)
- SAFER,
- gingerly,
- safest,
- manipulative.
• chic (adjective)
- most faddish,
- most voguish,
- more with it,
- more withit,
- more with-it,
- most withit,
- withit,
- most with it,
- most with-it,
- more voguish,
- faddish,
- dappest,
- more faddish,
- voguish.
• chill (adjective)
- most gelid,
- gelid,
- more gelid.
• chilly (adjective)
- nippy,
- most icebox,
- hawkish,
- more icebox,
- draftiest,
- more hawkish,
- most hawkish,
- drafty,
- icebox,
- draftier.
• chilly, refreshing (weather) (adjective)
- brisk.
• clarion (adjective)
- ringing.
• class (adjective)
- flyest.
• classy (adjective)
- more uptown,
- uptown,
- up-town,
- most uptown,
- up town,
- high class,
- highclass.
• clear (adjective)
- well-defined,
- un-blurred,
- un-complicated,
- un blurred,
- most unblurred,
- most transpicuous,
- Transpicuous,
- obvious,
- most recognizable,
- more graspable,
- clearcut,
- readable,
- graspable,
- clear cut,
- lucid,
- more unblurred,
- in controvertible,
- apprehensible,
- unblurred,
- open and shut,
- re-cognizable,
- recognizable,
- un-questionable,
- loud enough,
- in-controvertible,
- re cognizable,
- open shut,
- evident,
- most graspable,
- un equivocal,
- more evident,
- trans parent,
- un-equivocal,
- more precise,
- more apprehensible,
- un complicated,
- more transpicuous,
- un questionable,
- more recognizable,
- most obvious,
- most apprehensible,
- trans-parent,
- spelled out,
- more pronounced,
- uncomplicated.
• clever (adjective)
- dexterous dextrous,
- manysided,
- dexterous-dextrous,
- most egghead,
- many sided,
- more egghead,
- quick on trigger,
- pro,
- witty,
- dexterousdextrous.
• clever, devious (adjective)
- sly.
• clever, intelligent (adjective)
- shrewd.
• clever, scheming (adjective)
- crafty.
• cold (adjective)
- hiemal,
- brumal,
- numbing,
- two-dog night,
- one-dog night,
- below zero,
- rimy,
- shivery,
- sleety,
- below freezing,
- algid,
- have goose bumps,
- frore,
- chilly,
- iced,
- hyperborean.
• conical/conic (adjective)
- strobiloid,
- funnel-shaped,
- cone-shaped,
- more coned,
- most pyramidal,
- conoid,
- more strobilate,
- Conoidal,
- most cone-shaped,
- most conoidal,
- pyramidal,
- most conoid,
- more funnel-shaped,
- more cone-shaped,
- more conoid,
- cone shaped,
- most coned,
- strobilate,
- coneshaped,
- more funnelshaped,
- more conoidal,
- more coneshaped,
- more cone shaped,
- conic,
- more strobiloid,
- most strobilate,
- most coneshaped,
- most tapered,
- ConEd,
- more pyramidal,
- most strobiloid,
- funnelshaped,
- most funnelshaped,
- more funnel shaped,
- most funnel shaped,
- funnel shaped,
- most funnel-shaped,
- most cone shaped,
- more tapered.
• cosmopolitan, cultured (adjective)
- sophisticated.
• crafty (adjective)
- crazy like fox,
- dis ingenuous,
- streetwise,
- dis-ingenuous,
- most streetwise,
- more streetwise.
• crafty, clever (adjective)
- wily.
• critical (adjective)
- reproachful,
- calumniatory,
- Exceptive,
- Cavillous,
- nit-picking.
• curt (adjective)
- snappish,
- un civil,
- un-civil,
- un-ceremonious,
- un gracious,
- peremptory,
- un-gracious,
- un ceremonious.
• curt, surly (adjective)
- brusque.
• cuspate (adjective)
- cusplike,
- more cusped,
- cusped,
- more cusplike,
- most cusplike,
- most cusped.
• cutting (adjective)
- In-going,
- in goinger,
- barbed,
- in going,
- in-goingest,
- ingoinger,
- in-goinger,
- ingoing,
- in goingest,
- ingoingest,
- more wounding,
- most wounding.
• dapper (adjective)
- natty,
- turned out,
- dressed nines,
- bandbox,
- Nobby,
- nobbiest,
- spiffest,
- more bandbox,
- dressed to nines,
- doggy,
- spiff,
- doggiest,
- most bandbox,
- spiffer,
- dressed to kill,
- well turned out,
- doggier,
- nobbier,
- dressed kill.
• deep (adjective)
- more plotting,
- most plotting.
• definite (adjective)
- most silhouetted,
- wellgrounded,
- more undubitable,
- wellmarked,
- more well marked,
- most well marked,
- well-marked,
- un-dubitable,
- more wellmarked,
- not vague,
- silhouetted,
- de finite,
- most well-marked,
- more well-marked,
- un dubitable,
- most undubitable,
- clearly defined,
- more silhouetted,
- well grounded,
- most wellmarked,
- Undubitable,
- de-finite,
- well marked.
• designing (adjective)
- de-signing,
- more conspiring,
- un scrupulous,
- most conspiring,
- most conniving,
- de signing,
- un-scrupulous,
- more conniving.
• devious (adjective)
- cunning.
• diplomatic (adjective)
• discerning (adjective)
- clearsighted,
- more clearsighted,
- in sighted,
- most percipient,
- most clear-sighted,
- in-sighted,
- clear-sighted,
- more gnostic,
- more percipient,
- most gnostic,
- most clearsighted,
- most insighted,
- most clear sighted,
- more insighted,
- gnostic,
- more clear-sighted,
- insighted,
- clear sighted,
- more clear sighted,
- percipient.
• discriminating (adjective)
- discerning.
• dishonest, immoral (adjective)
- unethical.
• distinct (adjective)
- most sharp-cut,
- most sharpcut,
- more sharpcut,
- most sharp cut,
- most enunciated,
- sharp cut,
- sharpcut,
- pre scribed,
- pre-scribed,
- more sharp-cut,
- palatable,
- more enunciated,
- more sharp cut,
- Sharp-cut.
• distinct, unmistakable (adjective)
- strong.
• dry (adjective)
- re strained,
- low key,
- re-strained,
- lowkey.
• easy to read (adjective)
- legible.
• enlightened (adjective)
- broad minded,
- knowing what's what,
- openminded,
- open minded,
- knowing whats what,
- broadminded,
- re fined,
- knowing what what.
• exact (adjective)
- ex act,
- ex-act,
- dead on,
- bullseye,
- on target,
- on the numbers,
- bull's eye,
- bulls-eye,
- bull eye,
- nailed down,
- bull'seye,
- bull-eye,
- bulls eye,
- on numbers,
- bulleye.
• excellent (adjective)
- fine,
- distinctive,
- first class,
- excellent.
• excruciating (adjective)
- un-endurable,
- more torturing,
- most chastening,
- torturing,
- un-bearable,
- in-sufferable,
- most torturesome,
- more tearing,
- more rending,
- most tearing,
- most torturing,
- un bearable,
- torturesome,
- most rending,
- un endurable,
- more torturesome,
- in sufferable,
- more chastening.
• experienced, aware (adjective)
- knowing.
• exquisite (adjective)
- more transcending,
- most transcending.
• extreme (adjective)
- high.
• extreme, severe (adjective)
- stiff.
• extreme in direction, course (adjective)
- steep.
• fault-finding, detracting (adjective)
- critical.
• fine (adjective)
- un-polluted,
- more hairline,
- more unpolluted,
- most unpolluted,
- un-adulterated,
- unpolluted,
- most fine-spun,
- more fine spun,
- fine spun,
- most fine spun,
- most hairline,
- un adulterated,
- hairline,
- most enigmatic,
- un polluted,
- more fine-spun,
- trifling,
- Fine-spun.
• flavorful, biting (adjective)
- piquant.
• forceful, severe; passionate (adjective)
- intense.
• foxy (adjective)
- Retiary,
- dis honest,
- foxy,
- dis-honest,
- most retiary,
- more retiary.
• fresh (adjective)
• fully awake (adjective)
- wide-awake.
• grievous (adjective)
- most afflicting,
- most heart rending,
- more heart-rending,
- more heart rending,
- heart-rending,
- up-setting,
- egregious,
- more afflicting,
- dis quieting,
- most heart-rending,
- dis-quieting,
- heart rending,
- in-tolerable,
- up setting,
- in tolerable.
• handsome (adjective)
- good looking,
- wellproportioned,
- more well-dressed,
- well proportioned,
- most well-proportioned,
- be coming,
- more welldressed,
- goodlooking,
- most well-dressed,
- most well dressed,
- well-dressed,
- well-proportioned,
- most well proportioned,
- more well proportioned,
- most wellproportioned,
- most welldressed,
- be-coming,
- more wellproportioned,
- more well-proportioned,
- welldressed,
- well dressed,
- more well dressed.
• harsh (adjective)
- dis-sonant,
- un kind,
- Stridulous,
- unmusical,
- more unlevel,
- hardshell,
- squawky,
- more out-of-key,
- tuneless,
- more hard nosed,
- hardboiled,
- more caterwauling,
- unmelodious,
- Asperous,
- more creaking,
- un-musical,
- more clashing,
- more unmelodious,
- more out of key,
- hard nosed,
- un-kindest,
- dis agreeing,
- un-melodious,
- more asperous,
- most creaking,
- most screeching,
- more screeching,
- more stridulous,
- most clashing,
- in compatible,
- dis sonant,
- more cussed,
- dis-agreeing,
- un-even,
- un even,
- most asperous,
- hardnosed,
- most out-of-tune,
- un relenting,
- most cussed,
- most stridulous,
- most out of tune,
- scratchy,
- most out of key,
- out of key,
- un-level,
- un feeling,
- unlevel,
- un kindest,
- un-kinder,
- off key,
- most jangling,
- most unmelodious,
- out-of-key,
- un-kind,
- un musical,
- more tuneless,
- un level,
- un kinder,
- hard shell,
- most tuneless,
- out-of-tune,
- most out-of-key,
- hard-nosed,
- more jangling,
- more out of tune,
- in-compatible,
- out of tune,
- not smooth,
- more out-of-tune,
- hard boiled,
- un melodious,
- most caterwauling,
- most unlevel,
- offkey.
• having a sharp end or part (adjective)
- pointed.
• high (adjective)
- shrilly,
- piping,
- shrieky,
- treble,
- extra ordinary.
• high-pitched, harsh in sound (adjective)
- shrill.
• highly flavored (adjective)
- pungent.
• hostile (adjective)
- virulent.
• ill-tempered (adjective)
- bearish.
• imaginative (adjective)
- resourceful.
• incisive (adjective)
- more drilling,
- most drilling.
• inconsiderate (adjective)
- in-delicate,
- in tolerant,
- thoughtless,
- un-thinking,
- un-charitable,
- un charitable,
- in cautious,
- self centered,
- in considerate,
- selfcentered,
- in delicate,
- un thinking,
- in-considerate,
- in-cautious,
- in-tolerant,
- self-centered.
• informed, educated (adjective)
- enlightened.
• insensitive to others (adjective)
- inconsiderate.
• insightful (adjective)
- ear the ground,
- ear to the ground,
- penetrative,
- ear to ground,
- knows whats what,
- more penetrative,
- knows what's what,
- ear ground,
- knows what what,
- under standing,
- under-standing,
- most penetrative.
• intelligent (adjective)
- sagacious,
- smart,
- gifted,
- all there,
- intellectual,
- wise,
- brainy,
- canny,
- profound,
- more intelligent,
- capable,
- encyclopedic,
- worldly,
- perspicacious,
- brilliant,
- well-informed,
- cogent,
- genius,
- intelligent,
- Comprehending,
- bright,
- erudite,
- keen.
• intense (adjective)
- more all-consuming,
- in-tensest,
- in-tenser,
- most all consuming,
- in tensive,
- exquisite,
- un-duer,
- in tense,
- un-due,
- un due,
- in tensest,
- most allconsuming,
- un-duest,
- more all consuming,
- all-consuming,
- un duer,
- in tenser,
- all consuming,
- un duest,
- more allconsuming,
- in-tense,
- allconsuming,
- most all-consuming,
- in-tensive.
• intense, powerful (adjective)
- vivid.
• intense to the senses (adjective)
- piercing.
• ironic/ironical (adjective)
- more paradoxical,
- in congruous,
- most paradoxical,
- paradoxical,
- more double-edged,
- in-congruous,
- more uncomplimentary,
- most doubleedged,
- uncomplimentary,
- more ironic,
- more chaffing,
- more double edged,
- wry,
- most double-edged,
- double edged,
- doubleedged,
- more doubleedged,
- most chaffing,
- un-complimentary,
- most uncomplimentary,
- un complimentary,
- mocking,
- more backbiting,
- most jibing,
- most ironical,
- most backbiting,
- most double edged,
- more jibing.
• irritable (adjective)
- ill-tempered.
• judicious (adjective)
- most welljudged,
- well advised,
- most well-judged,
- most well judged,
- Worldlywise,
- welljudged,
- judicial,
- more welljudged,
- far-sighted,
- well judged,
- well-judged,
- far sighted,
- more well-judged,
- welladvised,
- more well judged.
• knowing (adjective)
- tuned-in,
- witting,
- Sophic.
• knowledgeable (adjective)
- well-rounded,
- well rounded,
- most posted,
- more posted,
- most knowledgeable,
- most abreast,
- aware,
- wellrounded,
- more abreast.
• knowledgeable, proficient (adjective)
- expert.
• learned (adjective)
- polymath,
- philosophic,
- well-educated,
- professorial,
- pansophic.
• legible (adjective)
- easily read,
- de cipherable,
- de-cipherable.
• lively, vivacious (adjective)
- spirited.
• marvelous (adjective)
- nifty.
• nasty, mocking in speech (adjective)
- sarcastic.
• nasty in behavior, speech (adjective)
- acrimonious.
• natty (adjective)
• neat, clearly outlined (adjective)
- clean-cut.
• not dependable, unfaithful (adjective)
- untrustworthy.
• observant (adjective)
- eagle eyed,
- more sharpeyed,
- more detecting,
- most deducing,
- dis-covering,
- more deducing,
- Observative,
- most sharpeyed,
- eagleeyed,
- most detecting,
- most surveying,
- more sharp eyed,
- not missing trick,
- most sharp eyed,
- most questioning,
- more observative,
- most discovering,
- sharpeyed,
- more questioning,
- most intentive,
- more discovering,
- sharp eyed,
- most sharp-eyed,
- dis covering,
- more contemplating,
- most observative,
- most contemplating,
- more sharp-eyed,
- not missing a trick,
- more intentive,
- more advertent,
- sharp-eyed,
- more surveying,
- Intentive,
- most advertent,
- advertent.
• on the ball (adjective)
- on stick,
- on the stick,
- on ball.
• open-eyed (adjective)
- open-eyed,
- openeyed.
• overcritical (adjective)
- overcritical,
- over critical.
• painful (adjective)
- smarting,
- grievous,
- extremely bad,
- nagging.
• painful, distressing (adjective)
- bitter.
• penetrating (adjective)
- in-filtrating,
- most permeating,
- more penetrant,
- most forcing,
- passing through,
- most penetrant,
- more puncturing,
- in filtrating,
- more infiltrating,
- most carrying,
- more forcing,
- most entering,
- most edged,
- most infiltrating,
- more permeating,
- most puncturing,
- Penetrant,
- more edged,
- more carrying,
- going through,
- more entering.
• peppery (adjective)
• perceptive (adjective)
- insightful.
• perfect (adjective)
- to turn,
- to a turn,
- a turn.
• pertaining to tailors (adjective)
- sartorial.
• piercing (adjective)
- Stentorious,
- more shattering,
- roaring,
- more stentorious,
- most stentorious,
- most shattering.
• piquant (adjective)
- most well flavored,
- most highly seasoned,
- more wellflavored,
- most wellflavored,
- more well flavored,
- tangy,
- zestier,
- more highly seasoned,
- with kick,
- well flavored,
- more highlyseasoned,
- pro-vocative,
- zestiest,
- most highlyseasoned,
- well-flavored,
- wellflavored,
- more highly-seasoned,
- highly-seasoned,
- with a kick,
- most well-flavored,
- more well-flavored,
- highlyseasoned,
- pro vocative,
- most highly-seasoned.
• plotting, crafty (adjective)
- designing.
• pointed (adjective)
- calling a spade spade,
- most short and sweet,
- right-on,
- arrowlike,
- most righton,
- in sinuating,
- calling spade a spade,
- most right on,
- sagittate,
- more pronged,
- calling spade spade,
- sharpcornered,
- more right-on,
- most sharpcornered,
- most piked,
- most acuminous,
- more short-and-sweet,
- short-and-sweet,
- most sharp cornered,
- most pronged,
- righton,
- right to it,
- Acuminous,
- more short and sweet,
- sharp-cornered,
- pointy,
- Piked,
- laid the line,
- most sagittal,
- most arrowlike,
- in nutshell,
- most short-and-sweet,
- in-sinuating,
- laid line,
- more acuminous,
- more right on,
- more sagittate,
- most sagittate,
- laid on line,
- more righton,
- right it,
- calling a spade a spade,
- sharp cornered,
- sagittal,
- more piked,
- most right-on,
- pronged,
- more sagittal,
- laid on the line,
- more sharp-cornered,
- more sharpcornered,
- more sharp cornered,
- more arrowlike,
- most sharp-cornered,
- in a nutshell.
• politic (adjective)
• politic, tactful (adjective)
- diplomatic.
• prickly (adjective)
- Echinated,
- brambliest,
- more echinated,
- brieriest,
- brierier,
- brambly,
- most echinated,
- bramblier.
• probing (adjective)
- searching.
• professional (adjective)
• proficient (adjective)
- most drilled,
- more drilled,
- phenom,
- most exercised,
- most phenom,
- more exercised,
- more phenom.
• pungent (adjective)
- spicy,
- nosey,
- effluvious,
- sour,
- odoriferous,
- poignant,
- whiffy,
- caustic.
• quick (adjective)
- nimble-witted,
- nimble witted,
- most nimble witted,
- quick,
- most nimble-witted,
- more nimblewitted,
- smart as a whip,
- most nimblewitted,
- smart as whip,
- nimblewitted,
- more nimble witted,
- quickest,
- more nimble-witted.
• quick-witted (adjective)
- more sharp-sighted,
- sharpsighted,
- most sharp-sighted,
- most sharp sighted,
- quick witted,
- sharp sighted,
- more sharp sighted,
- quickwitted,
- more sharpsighted,
- most sharpsighted,
- sharp-sighted.
• quick to learn (adjective)
- apt.
• quick to react (adjective)
- responsive.
• racy (adjective)
- more gingery,
- gingery,
- most gingery,
- ex citing.
• rancid (adjective)
- putrefactive,
- evil-smelling,
- carious,
- Nidorous,
- feculent,
- putrescent,
- Olid,
- frowzy,
- fusty,
- curdled.
• raucous (adjective)
- more ear piercing,
- more braying,
- un-harmonious,
- more squawking,
- most ear piercing,
- most braying,
- more atonal,
- more absonant,
- most stertorous,
- in-harmonious,
- more earpiercing,
- ear-piercing,
- ear piercing,
- more ear-piercing,
- more stertorous,
- atonal,
- most atonal,
- in harmonious,
- earpiercing,
- most absonant,
- un harmonious,
- Absonant,
- stertorous,
- unharmonious,
- most earpiercing,
- most ear-piercing,
- most squawking.
• resourceful (adjective)
- re sourceful,
- re-sourceful.
• responsive (adjective)
- reactive,
- softhearted,
- sensile,
- influenceable.
• rough (adjective)
- cragged,
- nodular,
- ridged,
- cross-grained,
- unshorn,
- untutored,
- unshaven,
- chapped,
- scraggy,
- wrinkly,
- Crossgrained,
- scraggiest.
• rough, crude (to the senses) (adjective)
- harsh.
• rude (adjective)
- in ballpark,
- most unprecise,
- most guessed,
- imprecise,
- most imprecise,
- more unprecise,
- in the ballpark,
- most surmised,
- un-precise,
- un precise,
- more guessed,
- Unprecise,
- more surmised.
• sagacious (adjective)
- more astucious,
- sapient,
- most astucious,
- Astucious.
• sage (adjective)
- fore sighted,
- fore-sighted.
• salty (adjective)
- salty.
• sarcastic (adjective)
- weisenheiming,
- more taunting,
- more twitting,
- most twitting,
- smartalecky,
- needling,
- most snarling,
- more needling,
- dis-illusioned,
- most needling,
- most taunting,
- most weisenheiming,
- sardonic,
- more weisenheiming,
- smart alecky,
- more snarling,
- scoffing,
- dis illusioned.
• sarcastic, sharp-tongued (adjective)
- dry.
• satiric (adjective)
- satiric.
• scheming to manipulate (adjective)
- calculating.
• searching (adjective)
- exploratory,
- fact-finding.
• severe, extreme (adjective)
- violent.
• sharp (adjective)
- prickly,
- spinous,
- bristly,
- spiked,
- Thistly,
- needle-like,
- thorny,
- jagged,
- spiny,
- needle-point,
- razor-edged,
- spear-like.
• sharp-witted (adjective)
• short (adjective)
- short,
- shortest.
• short, compressed (adjective)
- brief.
• shrewd (adjective)
- shrewdest,
- in side,
- savvy,
- on the inside,
- on inside,
- on top of,
- most argute,
- Sharker,
- more argute,
- sharkest,
- under hand,
- under-hand.
• shrill (adjective)
- clanging,
- clangorous.
• skilled, trained (adjective)
- professional.
• skilled in activity (adjective)
- accomplished.
• skillful (adjective)
- most wellversed,
- really in to,
- most well-versed,
- most well versed,
- VETER,
- wellversed,
- vet,
- more wellversed,
- well-versed,
- vetest,
- a hand at,
- really into,
- more well-versed,
- well versed,
- more well versed.
• skillful; cunning (adjective)
- artful.
• slick (adjective)
- more dextrous,
- most smoothspoken,
- most dextrous,
- dextrous,
- most smooth spoken,
- more smoothspoken,
- smooth-spoken,
- most smooth-spoken,
- smoothspoken,
- smooth spoken,
- more smooth spoken,
- slick,
- more smooth-spoken.
• sly (adjective)
- sneaking,
- most bluffing,
- more dissembling,
- dis-honorable,
- more bluffing,
- doubledealing,
- impish,
- most dissembling,
- dis honorable.
• smart (adjective)
- long haired,
- most longhaired,
- more longhaired,
- long-haired,
- most long haired,
- more long-haired,
- skull,
- most long-haired,
- skullest,
- skuller,
- longhaired,
- quick-witted,
- more long haired.
• snappy (adjective)
- up to the minute,
- in good taste,
- with style,
- snappy.
• snazzy (adjective)
- nower,
- upscale,
- up-scale,
- nowest,
- up scale,
- more upscale,
- most upscale.
• snippy (adjective)
- sharp tongued,
- sharptongued.
• sophisticated (adjective)
- been around,
- laid back,
- well bred,
- worldly wise,
- more worldweary,
- more jet-set,
- stagier,
- more world-weary,
- most world-weary,
- more world weary,
- more mondaine,
- couther,
- couthest,
- most jet-set,
- JETSET,
- stagy,
- laidback,
- most mondaine,
- more jetset,
- worldweary,
- co uther,
- most world weary,
- more jet set,
- jet-set,
- most citified,
- world-weary,
- most jet set,
- stagiest,
- world weary,
- most worldweary,
- dis enchanted,
- most jetset,
- dis-enchanted,
- co-uther,
- wellbred,
- mondaine,
- couth,
- more citified.
• sore (adjective)
- more abscessed,
- more chafed,
- pained,
- more bruised,
- most abscessed,
- most bruised,
- more ulcerated,
- ulcerated,
- more reddened,
- most chafed,
- most reddened,
- most ulcerated.
• sour (adjective)
- unripe,
- acidic,
- sourish.
• spicy to taste (adjective)
- hot.
• spiffy (adjective)
- in fashion.
• spiny (adjective)
- most hispid,
- hispid,
- more hispid.
• spirited (adjective)
- more rocking,
- most rocking,
- zappy,
- full life,
- chirpier,
- zingiest,
- zingier,
- zappier,
- zappiest,
- zingy,
- chirpy,
- Rocking,
- chirpiest,
- full of life.
• steep (adjective)
- head-long,
- more lifted,
- most declivitous,
- declivitous,
- more prerupt,
- most straightup,
- straight-up,
- most prerupt,
- most lifted,
- straight up,
- more declivitous,
- more straight-up,
- most straight up,
- prerupt,
- head long,
- straightup,
- more straight up,
- most straight-up,
- more straightup.
• stiff (adjective)
- un conscionable,
- in-exorable,
- un-conscionable,
- in-ordinate.
• stinging (adjective)
- most aculeate,
- aculeate,
- more aculeate.
• street smart (adjective)
- street smart.
• strong (adjective)
- well-established,
- highly seasoned,
- well-founded,
- unmixed,
- highly flavored,
- strong-flavored.
• stylish (adjective)
- snazzy,
- dressy,
- dressed to the teeth,
- spiffy,
- in the mainstream.
• stylish; with panache (adjective)
- class.
• swank/swanky (adjective)
- de-luxe,
- De Luxe,
- most peacocky,
- more peacocky,
- peacocky.
• tactless (adjective)
- in judicious,
- most misunderstanding,
- in discreet,
- un-perceptive,
- more unconsiderate,
- more blundering,
- most unconsiderate,
- un-subtle,
- untactful,
- in-discreet,
- Unconsiderate,
- un subtler,
- in sensitive,
- in-sensitive,
- un subtle,
- un-subtler,
- un sympathetic,
- mis understanding,
- mis-understanding,
- un-considerate,
- un considerate,
- Unpolitic,
- un subtlest,
- most blundering,
- un-subtlest,
- un perceptive,
- undiplomatic,
- more misunderstanding,
- in-judicious.
• thin, especially referring to people (adjective)
- angular.
• thoughtless (adjective)
- asocial,
- unheeding,
- Hot-headed,
- unthoughtful,
- anti-social.
• torturous, painful (adjective)
- excruciating.
• tricky (adjective)
- mis leading,
- Witted,
- more witted,
- mis-leading,
- most witted.
• truculent (adjective)
- in-human,
- inhumane,
- more vituperous,
- more browbeating,
- in human,
- co wing,
- most vituperous,
- most invective,
- more invective,
- most browbeating,
- more cowing,
- co-wing,
- most cowing,
- more terrorizing,
- vituperous,
- most terrorizing,
- in-humane.
• unethical (adjective)
- more cheating,
- most dirty dealing,
- un-fairer,
- un-principled,
- two faced,
- most doublecrossing,
- dis reputable,
- most twotiming,
- un-ethical,
- most two-timing,
- most two timing,
- more double-crossing,
- more flimflam,
- un fair,
- dirtydealing,
- dirty-dealing,
- most dirty-dealing,
- un fairest,
- most flimflam,
- un-professional,
- more dirty-dealing,
- un principled,
- most double-crossing,
- more twotiming,
- twofaced,
- scamer,
- un ethical,
- dis-reputable,
- un-fairest,
- un-fair,
- more two timing,
- un fairer,
- more two-timing,
- more double crossing,
- fly by night,
- most dirtydealing,
- dirty dealing,
- most double crossing.
• unpolitic (adjective)
- un politic,
- un-politic.
• unsavory (adjective)
- no good.
• untactful (adjective)
- un tactful,
- un-tactful.
• unthinking, careless (adjective)
- tactless.
• unthoughtful (adjective)
- un thoughtful,
- dis regardful,
- un-thoughtful,
- dis-regardful.
• untrustworthy (adjective)
- finkest,
- most fair weather,
- un sure,
- untrusty,
- un-safe,
- un-trustiest,
- untrustier,
- finker,
- unassured,
- un trusty,
- un trustier,
- un dependable,
- most trustless,
- most fair-weather,
- un-trustier,
- un-truer,
- more trustless,
- un-reliable,
- more fairweather,
- un trustworthy,
- un truer,
- un safer,
- un-dependable,
- un safest,
- un-safest,
- fair-weather,
- dis-loyal,
- more fair weather,
- un-safer,
- more unassured,
- un-sure,
- un safe,
- more fair-weather,
- un assured,
- dis loyal,
- un trustiest,
- un-assured,
- Trustless,
- fairweather,
- un truest,
- un reliable,
- most unassured,
- un-truest,
- untrustiest,
- most fairweather,
- un-trustworthy,
- un-trusty.
• veridical (adjective)
- veridical.
• very able (adjective)
- adept.
• very able or skilled (adjective)
- adroit.
• vigilant (adjective)
- on toes,
- close,
- with weather eye open,
- with eyes peeled,
- looking to,
- looking for,
- on alert.
• vigorous (adjective)
- energetic.
• violent (adjective)
• virulent (adjective)
- un friendliest,
- un friendlier,
- un-friendliest,
- un-friendlier,
- un-friendly.
• vivid (adjective)
- highly colored,
- more true-to-life,
- re-splendent,
- most true-to-life,
- most true to life,
- true-to-life,
- true to life,
- more true to life.
• well-groomed, neat (adjective)
- dapper.
• well-informed (adjective)
- learned.
• wide-awake (adjective)
• wily (adjective)
• wise (adjective)
- more sensing,
- sage,
- most sensing,
- wisest.
• wise, tactful (adjective)
- politic.
• wise, thoughtful (adjective)
- judicious.
adv
• just (adverb)
- unmistakably,
- smack dab.
• Other relevant words: (adverb)
- fleetly,
- promptly,
- unhesitatingly,
- faultlessly,
- on the dot,
- Veraciously,
- punctually,
- at once,
- for certain,
- smack,
- on the nail,
- factually,
- like a shot,
- methodically,
- in every respect,
- in deed,
- exactly,
- precisely,
- unerringly,
- Lickety Split,
- all the way,
- pointblank,
- for a fact,
- rigorously,
- no mistake,
- unequivocally.
• precisely (adverb)
- just so,
- no ifs ands or buts,
- as well,
- the very thing,
- very thing,
- to a tee.
adv.
• all (adverb)
- acutely,
- sharply.
• definitely (adverb)
- just.
• exactly (adverb)
- on nail,
- un equivocally,
- meth odically,
- on dot,
- meth-odically,
- un-erringly,
- in-deed,
- un erringly,
- un-equivocally,
- for fact,
- explicitly,
- de finitely,
- de-finitely,
- the ticket.
• just (adverb)
- squarely.
• precisely (adverb)
- to tee,
- a tee,
- no ifs ands buts.
• promptly (adverb)
- speedily,
- post haste,
- licketysplit,
- expeditiously,
- like shot,
- lickety-split,
- post-haste,
- on double,
- un-hesitatingly,
- un hesitatingly,
- in nothing flat,
- hastily,
- flatout.
• right (adverb)
- right,
- all way.
• smack (adverb)
- point blank.
n.
- academic,
- peaked,
- able,
- salient,
- tapering,
- stinging.
- back,
- Against,
- backward,
- outside,
- down,
- onward,
- up,
- about,
- around,
- biting.
- brackish,
- chocolate,
- bittersweet,
- fiery,
- chocolatey,
- flavored.
- allegro,
- con amore,
- bar line,
- bar,
- clef,
- ARR,
- adagio,
- con brio,
- andante,
- bass clef,
- ability.
- futuristic,
- ahead of your/its etc. time,
- modern,
- up-to-the-minute,
- sensitive,
- space age,
- state of the art,
- advanced,
- contemporary,
- modernistic.
- loud,
- can't hear yourself think,
- noisy,
- uproarious,
- riotous,
- shooting,
- Ear-splitting,
- big,
- deafening,
- resounding.
- identifiable,
- noticeable,
- show up,
- plain,
- perceptible,
- apparent,
- taste,
- manifest.
- dubious,
- corrupt,
- untruthful,
- unprincipled,
- unscrupulous,
- deceitful,
- dishonest.
- developmental,
- radically,
- drastic,
- quicksilver,
- gradual,
- gradually,
- radical,
- away,
- cosmetic,
- evolutionary.
- razor-sharp,
- double-edged,
- Two-edged,
- left-handed.
- hard,
- frost,
- frozen.
- bronchial,
- labored,
- indrawn,
- choke,
- heavily,
- deeply,
- breathless,
- pulmonary,
- chesty.
- tonic,
- major,
- minor.
- in time,
- prompt.
• abrupt (noun)
- abrupt.
• acerb (noun)
- acerb.
• acerbic (noun)
- acerbic.
• acuate (noun)
- acuate.
• acute (noun)
- acute.
• astringent (noun)
- astringent.
• astute (noun)
- astute.
• carnassial (noun)
- carnassial.
• chill out (noun)
- chill.
• crisp (noun)
- crisp.
• cutting (noun)
- cutting.
• discernible (noun)
- clearing.
• discriminating (noun)
- discriminating.
• distinct (noun)
- audible,
- visible.
• edged (noun)
- edged.
• forceful (noun)
- forceful.
• fulgurating (noun)
- fulgurating.
• incisive (noun)
- incisive.
• knifelike (noun)
- knifelike.
• lancinate (noun)
- lancinate.
• lancinating (noun)
- lancinating.
• note (noun)
- de-grees,
- de gree,
- re-presentations,
- re presentation,
- re presentations,
- de grees,
- de-gree.
• on the dot (noun)
- dot.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- Quacksalver,
- old pro,
- SHARPS,
- scammer,
- playactor,
- hoser,
- fourflusher,
- swindler,
- gougers,
- Sharks,
- superstar,
- shark,
- scammers,
- flimflammer,
- pros,
- Double dealer,
- dodgers,
- dodger,
- superstars,
- adepts,
- note,
- hotshots,
- naturals,
- slickers,
- dillettante,
- quack,
- simulators,
- four-flusher,
- gouger,
- artiste,
- double-dealer,
- hot stuff,
- artistes,
- simulator,
- phonies,
- hosers,
- virtuoso,
- shammers,
- Re-presentation,
- grifter.
• penetrating (noun)
- penetrating.
• precipitous (noun)
- precipitous.
• quack (noun)
- four flusher,
- pre-tenders,
- playactors,
- quacksalvers,
- pre tender,
- fourflushers,
- bunco artists,
- pre tenders,
- puton,
- pseudi,
- four flushers,
- bunco artist,
- four-flushers.
• salt (noun)
- salt.
• scratching (noun)
- scratching.
• sharp (noun)
- sharpened,
- sharp-worded,
- sudden,
- stabbing,
- unpleasant.
• swindler (noun)
- confidence artists,
- double dealers,
- confidence artist,
- double-dealers,
- doubledealers,
- doubledealer.
• virtuoso (noun)
- hot stuffs,
- super-star,
- super stars,
- no slouches,
- super star,
- old pros,
- dillettantes,
- super-stars,
- intelligents.
v.
• screaming (verb)
- shrieking.
• sharpen (verb)
- puts point on,
- putting a point on,
- puts edge on,
- puts an edge on,
- makes acute,
- putting point on,
- made acute,
- puts a point on,
- makes sharp,
- putting an edge on,
- making acute,
- making sharp,
- put point on,
- putting edge on,
- put edge on.
Other synonyms:
- clarion,
- Gnawing,
- Pricky,
- chromatic,
- well-timed,
- cuspate,
- classy,
- trig,
- acuminate,
- icebound,
- cold,
- freeze over,
- impassable,
- Echinate,
- sharpness,
- rough,
- racy,
- glare ice,
- Aciculated,
- trenchant,
- lance-shaped,
- Tony,
- black ice,
- punctual,
- ambitious,
- cheat,
- briery,
- fashionable,
- yankee,
- serrated,
- cusp,
- Mucro,
- cuspated,
- cuspidate,
- frost over,
- icicle,
- mod,
- zesty,
- cuspidated,
- incisiveness,
- Mucronate,
- chic,
- mucronation,
- aciculate,
- ice over,
- unambiguous,
- acicular,
- just in time,
- diatonic,
- painful,
- probing,
- mordacious,
- guileful,
- Acumination,
- acicula.
- hone,
- whet,
- fresh,
- Sharp-witted,
- frosted,
- keenness,
- accurate,
- thorn,
- handsome,
- rime,
- definite,
- edgy,
- peppery,
- glaring,
- rude,
- ironic,
- duly,
- freezing,
- unequivocal,
- rancid,
- active,
- extreme,
- unmistakable.
- clean,
- blade,
- prickle,
- edge,
- spine.
- tip,
- apex,
- needle.
- freeze.
- point.
- turn.
- vitriolic,
- fed up,
- irritated,
- scathing,
- upset,
- attack,
- put out,
- cross,
- corrosive,
- mordant,
- respect,
- slashing,
- acid,
- mad,
- truculent,
- displeased,
- annoyed,
- belligerent.
- with-it,
- posh,
- style,
- tight,
- usual,
- feeder,
- swanky,
- one-way,
- modish,
- swank,
- swish,
- trendy,
- arterial,
- stylish,
- two-way,
- passable,
- dashing,
- in.
• alert
- alive.
• caustic
- burning.
• cone-shaped
- conical.
• curt
- snippy.
• discernible
- clear.
• exact
- perfect.
• harsh
- raucous.
• high-pitched
- high-pitched,
- high-toned.
• intriguing
- stimulating.
• nimble
- agile.
• Other relevant words:
- sharpen.
• piping
- reedy.
• prompt
- ready.
• sharpen
- Sharping,
- put a point on,
- strops,
- Stropping,
- make acute,
- put an edge on,
- Sharped,
- make sharp,
- Stropped,
- made sharp,
- strop.
• spicy
- seasoned.
• sumptuous
- rich.
• toothlike
- tooth-shaped.
• vessel
- boat.

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Reverse Entailment
- Adjective
  sharp-edged.
- Proper noun, singular
  SHARPE.
Independent
- Adjective
  acrimonious, aggressive, appreciable, astute, blunt, breathtaking, bright, brusque, brutal, brutish, clever, deep, distinct, enormous, expeditious, extreme, fierce, flagrant, forceful, glaring, grave, hard, hard-hitting, harsh, hefty, important, impressive, intense, keen, lively, loud, marked, massive, noticeable, overwhelming, penetrating, perceptive, powerful, profound, prominent, radical, rapid, remarkable, robust, rough, sensitive, shrewd, sizeable, smart, specific, spectacular, stark, steep, stiff, strict, striking, stringent, tapered, tight, tough, tremendous, trenchant, vehement, vigorous, violent, vivid, Accentuated, pointy, deepest, crystal-clear.
- Noun, plural
  Batteries, Cells.
Other Related
- Adjective
  abrupt, bitter, drastic, exponential, heated, incisive, intensive, notable, pointed, precipitous, pronounced, severe, sudden, vertiginous, Dizzying.
- Proper noun, singular
  severe, sharply.

Homophones for Sharp:

sherpa, sugar pea, Schizocarp, scrip, scrubby, serif, skiagraph, shrub, serape, shore up, screw up, scrape, serb, square up, sharpie, syrup, surf, sarape, syrupy, scorpio, scurf, shrive, serve, sharpy, soar up, saccharify, serve up, swear off, scarify, scrub, square off, serbia, scrapheap, sirup, sakharov, scharp, shrubby, scrap, scurfy, seraph, scrape up, scribe, screwup, scare off, scarp, servo, swerve, scarf, seriph, scurvy, survive, scrape by, scrapie, survey, Sus Scrofa, serf, scarab, scrub up, SHARPE, sheriff, sorb, scrappy, scruff, skiagraphy, scruffy.

Hypernym for Sharp:

n.
- communication
  double sharp.

Hyponym for Sharp:

n.
- artifact
  sewing needle.
- communication
  musical notation.

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