455 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ stˈe͡ɪpə͡lz], [ stˈe‍ɪpə‍lz], [ s_t_ˈeɪ_p_əl_z]

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Similar words for staples:

• body (noun)
• bolt (noun)
• core (noun)
• corpus (noun)
• fasteners (noun)
• fiber (noun)
• food (noun)
• foodstuff (noun)
• grain (noun)
• groceries (noun)
• mass (noun)
• material (noun)
• merchandise (noun)
• merchandises (noun)
• needles (noun)
• other relevant words (noun)
• raw material (noun)
• staff of life (noun)
• stuff (noun)
• substance (noun)
• tack (noun)
• thread (noun)
• tack (verb)
• other synonyms
• goods
• other relevant words (noun)

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Synonyms for Staples:

• n.

  • body (noun)
  • frame,
  • hull,
  • crux,
  • bed,
  • box,
  • mass,
  • skeleton,
  • trunk,
  • matter,
  • gist,
  • majority,
  • Gravamen,
  • chassis,
  • core,
  • assembly,
  • tenor,
  • substance,
  • whole,
  • corpus,
  • basis,
  • material,
  • substructure,
  • sum,
  • pith,
  • total,
  • fuselage,
  • essence,
  • main part,
  • groundwork,
  • staple.
  • bolt (noun)
  • catch,
  • skewer,
  • lag,
  • pipe,
  • bar,
  • dowel,
  • peg,
  • fastener,
  • coupling,
  • sliding bar,
  • screw,
  • brad,
  • lock,
  • spike,
  • latch,
  • rivet,
  • nut,
  • stud,
  • rod,
  • stake,
  • pin,
  • padlock.
  • core (noun)
  • heart,
  • meat,
  • focus,
  • body,
  • bottom line,
  • midpoint,
  • origin,
  • upshot,
  • nub,
  • importance,
  • middle,
  • main idea,
  • bulk,
  • burden,
  • amount,
  • significance,
  • purport,
  • meat and potatoes,
  • consequence,
  • base,
  • midst,
  • quick,
  • root,
  • nucleus,
  • thrust,
  • import,
  • foundation,
  • nitty gritty,
  • kernel,
  • pivot.
  • corpus (noun)
  • entirety,
  • collection,
  • extant works,
  • oeuvre,
  • compilation,
  • complete works,
  • opera omnia.
  • fasteners (noun)
  • splices,
  • clinches,
  • clamps,
  • threads,
  • belts,
  • clasps,
  • fastenings,
  • brads,
  • links,
  • braids,
  • strings,
  • fuses,
  • hitches,
  • grapnels,
  • ties,
  • zippers,
  • go-betweens,
  • locks,
  • bolts,
  • bindings,
  • tacks,
  • cements,
  • brackets,
  • Sutures,
  • Middlemen,
  • media,
  • binders,
  • twines,
  • catches,
  • Glues,
  • anchors,
  • cinctures,
  • cinches,
  • buckles,
  • closures,
  • bands,
  • hasps,
  • bonds,
  • snaps,
  • hinges,
  • Ligaments,
  • agents,
  • spikes,
  • stays,
  • guys,
  • Vinculums,
  • braces,
  • pins,
  • rivets,
  • latches,
  • hawsers,
  • Buttons,
  • rabbets,
  • seals,
  • laces,
  • cotters,
  • cleats,
  • vises,
  • welds,
  • chains,
  • nails,
  • connectors,
  • couplings,
  • knots,
  • straps,
  • hooks,
  • Clips,
  • fasteners,
  • skewers,
  • stitches,
  • mediators.
  • fiber (noun)
  • hair,
  • thread,
  • tooth,
  • tendril,
  • filament,
  • grain,
  • vein,
  • shred,
  • strip,
  • fibril,
  • tissue,
  • Cilia,
  • web,
  • warp,
  • string,
  • cord,
  • grit,
  • footlet,
  • woof.
  • food (noun)
  • Groceries.
  • foodstuff (noun)
  • grub,
  • provender,
  • provisions,
  • pabulum,
  • edible,
  • fare,
  • sustenance,
  • nourishment,
  • nutrition,
  • comestible,
  • provision,
  • rations,
  • victual,
  • viand,
  • nutriment,
  • aliment,
  • fodder,
  • eatables,
  • victuals.
  • grain (noun)
  • nap,
  • direction,
  • weave,
  • weft,
  • fiber,
  • surface,
  • pattern,
  • warp and woof,
  • current,
  • make-up,
  • striation,
  • character,
  • tendency.
  • groceries (noun)
  • viands,
  • comestibles,
  • foodstuffs,
  • vegetables,
  • produce.
  • mass (noun)
  • gob,
  • bunch,
  • much,
  • mountain,
  • concretion,
  • pile,
  • shock,
  • sum total,
  • combination,
  • chunk,
  • mound,
  • load,
  • coagulation,
  • lion's share,
  • hunk,
  • horde,
  • troop,
  • greater part,
  • lot,
  • pyramid,
  • group,
  • host,
  • great deal,
  • stockpile,
  • mob,
  • throng,
  • aggregate,
  • accumulation,
  • batch,
  • crowd,
  • preponderance,
  • knot,
  • number,
  • lump,
  • piece,
  • totality,
  • band,
  • wad,
  • stack,
  • plurality,
  • object,
  • peck,
  • quantity,
  • block,
  • clot,
  • volume,
  • assemblage,
  • heap,
  • conglomeration.
  • material (noun)
  • entity,
  • element,
  • bolt,
  • goods,
  • habiliments,
  • equipment,
  • being,
  • machinery,
  • cloth,
  • outfit,
  • supply,
  • stuff,
  • stock,
  • thing,
  • individual,
  • constituent,
  • ingredient,
  • paraphernalia,
  • crop,
  • textile,
  • component,
  • tackle,
  • materiel,
  • gear.
  • merchandise (noun)
  • line,
  • effects,
  • job lot,
  • truck,
  • wares,
  • vendible,
  • product,
  • seconds.
  • merchandises (noun)
  • stocks,
  • merchandises,
  • Inventories,
  • Commodities,
  • articles,
  • Cargoes.
  • needles (noun)
  • awls,
  • hat pins,
  • fishhooks,
  • prongs,
  • quills,
  • Needles,
  • Spears,
  • gimlets,
  • lances,
  • harpoons,
  • barbs,
  • thumbtacks,
  • spines,
  • spits,
  • pikes,
  • spurs.
  • Other relevant words: (noun)
  • perishables,
  • edibles.
  • raw material (noun)
  • grist,
  • unprocessed material,
  • basic material,
  • organic matter,
  • primal matter,
  • Resources.
  • staff of life (noun)
  • pain,
  • bread,
  • staple food,
  • pane,
  • bread and butter,
  • daily bread,
  • necessary food.
  • stuff (noun)
  • marrow,
  • bottom,
  • nitty-gritty,
  • principle,
  • quintessence,
  • soul,
  • essentiality,
  • nuts and bolts,
  • Virtuality.
  • substance (noun)
  • fabric,
  • drift,
  • phenomenon,
  • sense,
  • point,
  • guts,
  • reality,
  • animal,
  • innards,
  • center,
  • texture,
  • person,
  • general meaning,
  • concreteness,
  • way of it,
  • actuality,
  • strength,
  • effect,
  • item,
  • name of the game,
  • theme,
  • force,
  • subject,
  • brass tacks,
  • something,
  • abcs.
  • tack (noun)
  • pushpin,
  • thumbtack,
  • nail.
  • thread (noun)
  • lint,
  • strand,
  • raveling,
  • twine,
  • wire,
  • flax,
  • cotton,
  • silk,
  • ligature,
  • stamen,
  • ravel,
  • yarn,
  • wool,
  • lisle,
  • thrum,
  • floss.

• v.

  • tack (verb)
  • baste,
  • annex,
  • append,
  • affix,
  • mount,
  • tag,
  • tie,
  • stitch,
  • hem,
  • add,
  • fix,
  • sew,
  • fasten,
  • paste.

• Other synonyms:

  • goods
  • commodity.
  • Other relevant words (noun):
  • Bosses,
  • cardinals,
  • Primaries,
  • fixes,
  • basics,
  • masses,
  • secures,
  • highs,
  • bazaars,
  • Mains,
  • Classes,
  • principals,
  • Cramps,
  • BIGS,
  • rings,
  • bulks,
  • joggles,
  • fundamentals,
  • Boxes,
  • primes,
  • distributes,
  • Bodies,
  • fastens,
  • attaches,
  • majors,
  • knobs,
  • grands,
  • potables,
  • fairs,
  • ware,
  • sideline,
  • chiefs,
  • LUMPS,
  • stapled,
  • stores,
  • supplies,
  • essentials,
  • assorts,
  • Bases,
  • merchandise,
  • appends,
  • stock in trade,
  • inventory,
  • capitals,
  • categorizes,
  • classifies,
  • ultimates,
  • materials,
  • food,
  • products,
  • stuffs.

How to use "Staples" in context?

Paraphrases for Staples:

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    Commodities.
  • Noun, plural
    Commodities.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    commodity.
  • Noun, plural
    bars, base, basic, basics, basis, goods, grassroots, masters, proceeds, produced, wares, Bases, Necessities, Clips, Foods, Resources, proprietors, stitches, owners, essentials, products, foodstuffs, deliverables, outputs, produits, feedstuffs, feedingstuffs, ressources.

Homophones for Staples:

• sheet pile, south pole, suicide pill, stopple, shadfly, stipple, stable, stubbly, stapelia, satiable, shadblow, staphylea, she-devil, stiffly, stifle, sheath pile, stuffily, shadow play, stoppable, styphelia, see double, steeple, stipule, setubal, stubble, seed weevil, sight bill, suitably, stabile, sextuple, suitable, St. Paul, suggestible.