Definition for Tart:

• A small pie.

Synonyms for Tart:

• adj.

  •acid (adjective)
  • most vinegarish,
  • vinegarish,
  • most vinegary,
  • more vinegarish,
  • more vinegary,
  • vinegary.
  •acidulous (adjective)
  • acetose.
  •acrimonious (adjective)
  • mordant,
  • most splenetic,
  • splenetic,
  • more splenetic.
  •bitter (adjective)
  • more unsweetened,
  • most amaroidal,
  • most absinthian,
  • more amaroidal,
  • un-sweetened,
  • un sweetened,
  • most absinthal,
  • more absinthian,
  • more absinthal,
  • most unsweetened.
  •bitter, sour in taste or effect (adjective)
  • harsh,
  • biting,
  • astringent,
  • cutting,
  • barbed,
  • snappy,
  • wounding,
  • acerb,
  • testy,
  • sharp,
  • snappish,
  • scathing,
  • tangy,
  • short,
  • snippy,
  • acidulous,
  • nasty,
  • acid.
  •bluff (adjective)
  • more blustering,
  • shortest,
  • more breviloquent,
  • more bearish,
  • most plain-spoken,
  • short spoken,
  • Plain-spoken,
  • out spoken,
  • nononsense,
  • most blustering,
  • un-ceremonious,
  • out-spoken,
  • most bearish,
  • plain spoken,
  • gruff,
  • more plain-spoken,
  • more plain spoken,
  • most plain spoken,
  • heartiest,
  • shortspoken,
  • most breviloquent,
  • un ceremonious.
  •brusque (adjective)
  • dis courteous,
  • un-mannerly,
  • dis-courteous,
  • un mannerly.
  •caustic (adjective)
  • more corroding,
  • most erosive,
  • more erosive,
  • most corroding.
  •crabby (adjective)
  • chuffier,
  • most mumpish,
  • chuffiest,
  • more mumpish.
  •crabby/crabbed (adjective)
  • more nasty-tempered,
  • most ill humored,
  • morose,
  • most nastytempered,
  • un-sociable,
  • most nasty-tempered,
  • more nasty tempered,
  • most ill-humored,
  • most nasty tempered,
  • more ill humored,
  • gloomy,
  • more nastytempered,
  • badtempered,
  • ill-humored,
  • most crabbed,
  • more illhumored,
  • ill tempered,
  • more difficult,
  • more ill-humored,
  • mis anthropic,
  • irritable,
  • ill humored,
  • illtempered,
  • illhumored,
  • un sociable,
  • huffy,
  • mis-anthropic,
  • most illhumored,
  • nastytempered,
  • nasty tempered,
  • bad tempered.
  •crisp (adjective)
  • clearcut,
  • most piquing,
  • more piquing.
  •curt (adjective)
  • short sweet,
  • un-civil,
  • un gracious,
  • un-gracious,
  • un civil,
  • peremptory,
  • most compendiary,
  • more compendiary.
  •dry (adjective)
  • low key.
  •piquant (adjective)
  • most highlyseasoned,
  • more highly-seasoned,
  • wellflavored,
  • more highly seasoned,
  • most wellflavored,
  • more wellflavored,
  • with kick,
  • more well flavored,
  • pro-vocative,
  • highlyseasoned,
  • most highly-seasoned,
  • with a kick,
  • pro vocative,
  • more highlyseasoned,
  • zestiest,
  • most well-flavored,
  • most well flavored,
  • more well-flavored,
  • more zestful,
  • well flavored,
  • zestier,
  • most highly seasoned,
  • most zestful.
  •pointed (adjective)
  • in-sinuating,
  • calling a spade spade,
  • laid line,
  • in sinuating,
  • more righton,
  • most righton,
  • calling spade spade,
  • more short-and-sweet,
  • more short and sweet,
  • laid the line,
  • on button,
  • most right on,
  • laid on line,
  • most right-on,
  • boiled down,
  • righton,
  • right it,
  • more right-on,
  • in nutshell,
  • most short and sweet,
  • more right on,
  • most short-and-sweet.
  •pungent (adjective)
  • whiffy,
  • most effluvious,
  • more odoriferous,
  • effluvious,
  • whiffiest,
  • whiffier,
  • more effluvious,
  • odoriferous,
  • nosey,
  • most odoriferous.
  •racy (adjective)
  • gingery,
  • most gingery,
  • ex citing,
  • more gingery.
  •salty (adjective)
  • salty.
  •severe (adjective)
  • obstinate,
  • icy,
  • rigorous,
  • chilly,
  • draconian,
  • stringent,
  • acute,
  • intolerant,
  • censorious,
  • hidebound,
  • stiff-necked,
  • intense,
  • cool,
  • authoritarian,
  • correct,
  • relentless,
  • demanding,
  • unbending,
  • lean,
  • rigid,
  • spare,
  • ascetic,
  • raw,
  • abrupt,
  • meticulous,
  • disciplined,
  • strict,
  • blunt,
  • inflexible,
  • stern,
  • brisk,
  • frosty,
  • oppressive,
  • strait-laced,
  • critical,
  • puritanical,
  • stark,
  • obdurate,
  • austere,
  • prudish,
  • precise,
  • basic,
  • fundamental,
  • imperial,
  • uncompromising,
  • exacting,
  • grim,
  • spartan,
  • severe,
  • dour,
  • bleak.
  •sharp (adjective)
  • strong-smelling,
  • double-edged.
  •snappy (adjective)
  • dis agreeable,
  • quicktempered,
  • dis-agreeable.
  •sour (adjective)
  • unripe,
  • curdled,
  • acetous,
  • sourish,
  • acidic.
  •tangy (adjective)
  • highly seasoned.
  •trenchant (adjective)
  • the point,
  • to the point.
  •unsavory (adjective)
  • no good.

• n.

  •Jezebel (noun)
  • loose women,
  • fallen women.
  •
  • flavored,
  • brackish,
  • chocolatey,
  • chocolate,
  • fiery,
  • bittersweet.
  •
  • flan,
  • flaky pastry,
  • cobbler,
  • pasty,
  • mince pie,
  • phyllo,
  • choux pastry,
  • crust,
  • apple pie.
  •
  • hustle,
  • brothel,
  • gigolo,
  • escort,
  • ho,
  • bordello.
  •bawd (noun)
  • doxy,
  • lady of the night,
  • Doxies,
  • pros.
  •bitter (noun)
  • study at sour.
  •cocotte (noun)
  • cocotte.
  •cyprian (noun)
  • cyprian.
  •dessert (noun)
  • frozen desserts,
  • co okies,
  • sweet courses,
  • co okie,
  • last courses,
  • co-okie,
  • co-okies.
  •fancy woman (noun)
  • lady of pleasure,
  • lady in red,
  • working girl,
  • fancy lady.
  •food (noun)
  • tart.
  •harlot (noun)
  • harlot.
  •pastry (noun)
  • strudel,
  • croissants,
  • popover,
  • eclairs,
  • strudels,
  • sweet roll,
  • turnover,
  • croissant,
  • panettone,
  • bun,
  • roll,
  • Dainties,
  • eclair,
  • fruit tart,
  • turnovers,
  • danish.
  •prostitute (noun)
  • fancy woman,
  • bawd.
  •sharp-worded (noun)
  • sharp-worded.
  •sporting lady (noun)
  • sporting lady.
  •tart (noun)
  • trollop,
  • woman of the street,
  • unpleasant,
  • lemony,
  • lemonlike.
  •wench (noun)
  • slut.
  •whore (noun)
  • whore.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • nympho,
  • moll,
  • Seductress,
  • nymphomaniac,
  • jezebel,
  • cookie,
  • scarlet woman,
  • floozy,
  • vamp,
  • coquette,
  • camp follower,
  • call girl.
  •
  • scrubber,
  • swinger,
  • streetwalker,
  • wench,
  • slag,
  • baggage,
  • goer,
  • courtesan.
  •
  • Hooker.

Paraphrases for Tart:

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    pie.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    acid.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    apple.
  • Interjection
    bollocks.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    acidic, fruitcake, sour.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    cobbler.

Antonyms for Tart:

• adj.

  • bitter, sour in taste or effect
    nice, calm, sweet, kind, mild, bland.
  • Other antonyms:
    gracious, luscious, diplomatic, gentle, smooth, tasteless, dilute, sportive, good-humored, suave, droll, thin, hospitable, urbane, playful, Nectared, polite, flavorless, waggish, amusing, sociable, good-natured, affable, weak, genial, dulcet, insipid, watery, honeyed, savorless, cordial, merry, flat, saccharine.

Tart Sentence Examples:

• Mr. Worthington was on the point of giving a tart reply to this, but restrained himself.

• She pounced upon a lemon tart hiding under a spray of sweet fern, and handed it in triumph across.

Homophones for Tart:

• tartt, tarte.

Hypernym for Tart:

• n.

  • food
    apple tart, tartlet, lobster tart, quiche.

Hyponym for Tart:

• n.

  • food
    pie, pastry.