What is another word for splay?
431 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ splˈe͡ɪ], [ splˈeɪ], [ s_p_l_ˈeɪ]Table of Contents
Similar words for splay:- all (adjective)
- broad (adjective)
- clumsy (adjective)
- flat (adjective)
- gawky (adjective)
- lumbering (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- squat (adjective)
- wide (adjective)
- dislocate (noun)
- luxate (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- slip (noun)
- splay (noun)
- flare (verb)
- motion (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- slant (verb)
- slope (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Splay:
adj.
•all (adjective) •broad (adjective)- expansive,
- deep,
- thick,
- capacious,
- large,
- roomy,
- extensive,
- ample,
- full,
- spacious,
- vast,
- generous,
- extended,
- widespread.
- graceless,
- ungainly,
- uncouth,
- crude,
- bulky,
- incompetent,
- inexpert,
- elephantine,
- heavy-handed,
- inexperienced,
- bungling,
- maladroit,
- inept,
- untactful,
- heavy,
- weedy,
- unable,
- Blundering,
- gauche,
- unwieldy,
- untoward,
- bumbling,
- unskillful,
- inelegant,
- uncoordinated,
- hulking.
- fallen,
- punctured,
- prostrate,
- depressed,
- collapsed,
- low,
- planate,
- empty,
- horizontal,
- planar,
- deflated,
- plane,
- pancake,
- recumbent,
- flush,
- unbroken,
- procumbent,
- Complanate,
- even,
- tabular,
- supine,
- decumbent,
- reclining,
- oblate,
- prone,
- laid low.
- halting,
- Clodhopping,
- wooden,
- bovine,
- two left feet,
- overgrown,
- klutzy,
- clunking,
- heavy-footed,
- lead-footed.
- lumpy,
- lubberly,
- clownish,
- flat,
- ponderous,
- lumbering,
- voluminous,
- immense,
- unadept,
- helpless,
- broad,
- oafish,
- outspread,
- gawky,
- blunderous,
- far-ranging,
- scopic,
- squat,
- thick-bodied,
- Latitudinous,
- uneasy,
- ill-shaped,
- untalented,
- stumbling,
- clumsy,
- outstretched,
- lumpish,
- ham-handed,
- Unhandy,
- undexterous,
- gawkish,
- wide,
- all thumbs,
- butterfingered.
n.
•dislocate (noun) •luxate (noun) •Other relevant words: (noun) •slip (noun)- slip.
v.
•flare (verb) •motion (verb) •Other relevant words: (verb) •slant (verb) •slope (verb)Other synonyms:
•Other relevant words:- slope,
- slanting,
- splaying,
- Bevelled,
- Beveling,
- drop away,
- lie obliquely,
- splays,
- slant,
- Shelving,
- flare,
- Bevelling.
- diffract,
- scatter,
- enlargement,
- overspread,
- Oversow,
- stodgy,
- Simous,
- stretch out,
- exclude,
- come out,
- crump,
- adjunct,
- fan,
- broadcast,
- enlarge,
- propagation,
- flue,
- overgrow,
- spread like wildfire,
- evaporation,
- radiation,
- branch out,
- turn off,
- issue,
- crescendo,
- distorted,
- crooked,
- dispersion,
- artless,
- turn-out,
- sprangle,
- nasty,
- asymmetric,
- fanning out,
- eject,
- overrun,
- circumvolve,
- unsymmetric,
- turf out,
- widening,
- strew,
- curvature,
- publication,
- flaring,
- revolve,
- deformed,
- dissemination,
- blackbird,
- incline,
- aggrandizement,
- divergence,
- unmanageable,
- misshapen,
- bloated,
- declivity,
- scalene,
- addition,
- dip,
- bear,
- appetite,
- expansion,
- sprangling,
- broadening,
- publish,
- amplify,
- broadcasting,
- go off,
- fan-shaped,
- dissipate,
- fragmentation,
- sneak,
- awry,
- uprise,
- disperse,
- strewing,
- propagate,
- dispersal,
- Displayed,
- steal,
- divide,
- grotesque,
- ramify,
- rugged,
- wry,
- irregular,
- frieze,
- affection,
- spattering,
- deal out,
- throw out,
- deployment,
- bias,
- Patulous,
- go away,
- thin,
- attenuation,
- circumfuse,
- kick out,
- separate,
- ancestry,
- increase,
- boot out,
- augmentation,
- skid,
- grievous,
- ill-made,
- slue,
- discharge,
- taliped,
- splayed,
- branch,
- Hiking,
- sow broadcast,
- distribution,
- bestrew,
- turn up,
- flare out,
- sprawling,
- expand,
- descent,
- sprawl,
- talipedic,
- sprawly,
- dismiss,
- evict,
- carry,
- raising,
- ouzel,
- radiate,
- expel,
- diffusion,
- severe,
- grade,
- spay,
- fanned,
- deploy,
- slew,
- demonstrate,
- drift,
- deltoid,
- aberrate,
- Flabelliform,
- distribute,
- amplification,
- dumpy,
- prove,
- fanlike,
- misproportioned,
- inclination,
- gruff,
- dilate,
- Volatilization,
- distend,
- dispread,
- disseminate,
- mistake,
- misbegotten,
- dispensation,
- get worse,
- extension,
- arise,
- apt,
- fan out,
- not straight,
- Ampliation,
- liable,
- magnification,
- tendency,
- short,
- dispel,
- Outstretch,
- cumbersome,
- sow,
- harelipped,
- utter,
- diffraction,
- Circumfusion,
- out of shape,
- fill out,
- divaricate,
- fall away,
- on one side,
- bandy,
- wide-open,
- circulate,
- chuck out,
- retail,
- bland,
- dissipation,
- explosion,
- slide,
- desire,
- castrate,
- open up,
- scattering,
- stretched out,
- flared,
- sprangled,
- diffuse,
- unwind,
- Peppering,
- gaunt,
- string out,
- switch off,
- Sowing,
- unfolded,
- bearish,
- massive,
- dilution,
- disposition,
- gradient,
- spreading,
- monstrous,
- stumpy,
- Fanning,
- rise,
- err,
- cut,
- askew,
- blast,
- diverge,
- sprinkling,
- upping,
- dispense.
Antonyms for Splay:
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adj.
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broad
little, limited, tiny, miniature, narrow, close-minded, small-minded, thin, small, restricted, empty, quiet.
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flat
elevated, effervescent, upright, indefinite, raised, broken, sharp, uneven, rugged, rounded, bubbly, rough.
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gawky
lithe.
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lumbering
gliding.
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broad
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v.
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flare
decrease.
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slant
go up, forget, straighten, increase, leave alone, ascend, rise, stay, neglect, maintain, even, lie.
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Other antonyms:
pigeon-toed.
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flare
Homophones for Splay:
- sepal, scopolia, swivel, scuffle hoe, save-all, ski pole, squeeze play, sheep bell, supple, soup bowl, sawbill, sowbelly, spillway, sackful, sibyl, spile, supply, shop bell, shovel, spiel, sky-blue, sociable, sabal, scoopful, skepful, swap file, shoeful, shockable, scofflaw, scuffle, show bill, successful, seville, shoo fly, sizable, skiffle, sable, sociably, spill, seeable, shakable, shapley, souffle, successively, sizeable, sevilla, shapely, squash ball, saveloy, spool, successfully, spawl, seafowl, suasible, spyhole, spell, Swiss People, spall, shakeable, shoofly, squeezable, scapula, scopal, spoil, shuffle, sex appeal, Sao Paulo, shoebill, sawfly, soap bubble, squabble.