What is another word for starter?
288 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ stˈɑːtə], [ stˈɑːtə], [ s_t_ˈɑː_t_ə]Table of Contents
Similar words for starter:- act (noun)
- appetiser (noun)
- appetizer (noun)
- apprentice (noun)
- artifact (noun)
- beginner (noun)
- crank (noun)
- dispatcher (noun)
- entrant (noun)
- freshman (noun)
- hors d'oeuvre (noun)
- innovator (noun)
- neophyte (noun)
- newcomer (noun)
- novice (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- starter (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Starter:
n.
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- course,
- accompaniment,
- cheeseboard,
- entree,
- dessert.
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- contestant,
- favourite,
- competitor,
- the competition,
- contender,
- field,
- all-comers,
- favorite,
- candidate.
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- commencement,
- introduction,
- start,
- conception,
- outset,
- starting point,
- onset,
- appearance,
- beginning,
- arrival.
- anti-pastos,
- hors-doeuvre,
- fore taste,
- anti pastos,
- fore tastes,
- anti pasto,
- cruditeses,
- hors doeuvre,
- anti-pasto,
- antepasts,
- crostati,
- antipastos,
- fore-tastes,
- hors-d'oeuvre,
- fore-taste.
- novitiate,
- aperitif,
- canape,
- finger sandwiches,
- postulant,
- initiate,
- apprentice,
- probationer,
- foretaste,
- aperitifs,
- tyro,
- Antepast,
- crostato,
- beginner,
- greenie,
- prentices,
- trainee,
- greenies,
- probationers,
- antipasti,
- antipasto,
- prentice,
- crudites,
- novices,
- know from nothing,
- finger sandwich,
- postulants,
- heel,
- new kid on block,
- new person,
- plebe,
- plebes,
- canapes,
- novice,
- catechumen,
- buckwheater,
- foretastes,
- catechumens.
Other synonyms:
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- batter.
- developer,
- Obtainer,
- launcher,
- actuator,
- bounder,
- nut case,
- attacker,
- alternator,
- meze,
- scarer,
- methedrine,
- grump,
- tree stump,
- activator,
- Extender,
- Broacher,
- tiro,
- ranger,
- arrester,
- detonator,
- newbie,
- soup,
- sparker,
- generator,
- Exciter,
- capturer,
- icebreaker,
- learner,
- shier,
- purchaser,
- check stub,
- warner,
- glass,
- enlistee,
- ice,
- way in,
- skipper,
- receiver,
- foreigner,
- sample,
- locomotor,
- counter foil,
- Deviator,
- liver,
- player,
- Introducer,
- boor,
- device,
- relay,
- Baffler,
- automobile,
- Erector,
- borrower,
- grumbler,
- grouch,
- bobber,
- racer,
- alarmist,
- morsel,
- auto,
- lower,
- absorber,
- Causer,
- passer,
- savoury,
- fresher,
- pace maker,
- jumper,
- cracker,
- attempter,
- imbiber,
- hustler,
- stable,
- operator,
- conveyor,
- inductor,
- planter,
- departer,
- fruitcake,
- issuer,
- rookie,
- muffler,
- plunger,
- survivor,
- Scooper,
- starter culture,
- sweet,
- parts,
- kick starter,
- Expounder,
- hand tool,
- Expositor,
- turner,
- churl,
- sustainer,
- Firer,
- depressor,
- entry,
- Jolter,
- bouncer,
- dainty,
- greenhorn,
- chalk,
- puller,
- Wincer,
- Institutor,
- inducer,
- screwball,
- savory,
- contractor,
- Assumer,
- adopter,
- gripe,
- Experiencer,
- shocker,
- Doffer,
- arriver,
- crosspatch,
- Swallower,
- acquirer,
- string,
- staker,
- shabu,
- perisher,
- canceller,
- recruit,
- sounder,
- Enterer,
- straggler,
- Boggler,
- accelerator,
- dier,
- jerker,
- producer,
- acceptor,
- Laster,
- Parter,
- steeplechaser,
- Plumper,
- Exploder,
- nutcase,
- raiser,
- crackpot,
- mover,
- mystifier,
- kick start,
- Establisher,
- instigator,
- fixer,
- puzzler,
- Inaugurator,
- inciter,
- pony,
- divider,
- sucker,
- Aimer,
- rouser,
- nut,
- blender.
Paraphrases for Starter:
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Forward Entailment
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Adjective
start.
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Noun, singular or mass
start.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
boot-up, grubbing-up, bootable.
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Proper noun, singular
bootable.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Noun, plural
Boots.
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Noun, plural
Antonyms for Starter:
Homophones for Starter:
Holonyms for Starter:
n.
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artifact
electrical system.
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artifact
Hypernym for Starter:
n.
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artifact
kick starter, kick start, self-starter.
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person
starting pitcher.
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artifact
Hyponym for Starter:
n.
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act
culture.
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artifact
electric motor.
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person
contestant.
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act