What is another word for tart?
552 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ tˈɑːt], [ tˈɑːt], [ t_ˈɑː_t]Table of Contents
Similar words for tart:- acid (adjective)
- acidulous (adjective)
- acrimonious (adjective)
- bitter (adjective)
- bitter, sour in taste or effect (adjective)
- bluff (adjective)
- brusque (adjective)
- caustic (adjective)
- crabby (adjective)
- crabby/crabbed (adjective)
- crisp (adjective)
- curt (adjective)
- dry (adjective)
- incisive (adjective)
- irritable (adjective)
- keen (adjective)
- piquant (adjective)
- pointed (adjective)
- pungent (adjective)
- racy (adjective)
- severe (adjective)
- sharp (adjective)
- snappy (adjective)
- sour (adjective)
- tangy (adjective)
- trenchant (adjective)
- unsavory (adjective)
- Jezebel (noun)
- bawd (noun)
- bitter (noun)
- cocotte (noun)
- cyprian (noun)
- dessert (noun)
- fancy woman (noun)
- food (noun)
- harlot (noun)
- lemonlike (noun)
- lemony (noun)
- loose woman (noun)
- moll (noun)
- pastry (noun)
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Synonyms for Tart:
adj.
•acid (adjective) •acidulous (adjective) •acrimonious (adjective) •bitter (adjective)- more unsweetened,
- most amaroidal,
- most absinthian,
- more amaroidal,
- un-sweetened,
- un sweetened,
- most absinthal,
- more absinthian,
- more absinthal,
- most unsweetened.
- harsh,
- biting,
- astringent,
- cutting,
- barbed,
- snappy,
- wounding,
- acerb,
- testy,
- sharp,
- snappish,
- scathing,
- tangy,
- short,
- snippy,
- acidulous,
- nasty,
- acid.
- 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.
- 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.
- short sweet,
- un-civil,
- un gracious,
- un-gracious,
- un civil,
- peremptory,
- most compendiary,
- more compendiary.
- crusty,
- cantankerous,
- bitchy,
- churlish,
- crabbed,
- spiteful,
- petty,
- petulant,
- crabby,
- prickly,
- cranky,
- cross,
- surly,
- touchy,
- peevish,
- irascible,
- bellicose.
- more unblunted,
- in-tense,
- quickwitted,
- in tenser,
- most razor sharp,
- more honed,
- razorsharp,
- in-tensest,
- most unblunted,
- in tense,
- more razorsharp,
- razor sharp,
- most razorsharp,
- in-tenser,
- un-blunted,
- most honed,
- most edged,
- more edged,
- more razor sharp,
- quick witted,
- un blunted,
- more razor-sharp,
- most razor-sharp.
- 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.
- 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.
- whiffy,
- most effluvious,
- more odoriferous,
- effluvious,
- whiffiest,
- whiffier,
- more effluvious,
- odoriferous,
- nosey,
- most odoriferous.
- 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.
n.
•Jezebel (noun)-
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- flavored,
- brackish,
- chocolatey,
- chocolate,
- fiery,
- bittersweet.
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- flan,
- flaky pastry,
- cobbler,
- pasty,
- mince pie,
- phyllo,
- choux pastry,
- crust,
- apple pie.
- tart.
Other synonyms:
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- nympho,
- moll,
- Seductress,
- nymphomaniac,
- jezebel,
- cookie,
- scarlet woman,
- floozy,
- vamp,
- coquette,
- camp follower,
- call girl.
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- Hooker.
- painful,
- virago,
- astute,
- sec,
- withering,
- short-tempered,
- coarse,
- cynical,
- edged,
- frail,
- danish,
- Catamite,
- cream puff,
- intelligent,
- ungracious,
- harridan,
- prostitute,
- irate,
- baklava,
- puff,
- Acidly,
- termagant,
- cake,
- whore,
- blintz,
- corroding,
- Pandowdy,
- corrosive,
- penetrating,
- drab,
- adult female,
- vitriolic,
- Cotquean,
- crone,
- old bag,
- discourteous,
- desert,
- vixen,
- fancy woman,
- Lorette,
- violent,
- ill-humoured,
- ill-tempered,
- shrewd,
- confectionery,
- bag,
- demimondaine,
- minx,
- ironic,
- pate,
- bun,
- fierce,
- sardonic,
- hustler,
- acerbate,
- knifelike,
- bakery goodie,
- terse,
- dowdy,
- precipitous,
- concubine,
- boy toy,
- vehement,
- Hetaera,
- acidulated,
- vol-au-vent,
- sourish,
- tartly,
- stabbing,
- floozie,
- satiric,
- turnover,
- clitoromaniac,
- kept woman,
- sarcastic,
- scorching,
- bimbo,
- sharply,
- acrid,
- unpleasant,
- woman of the street,
- unsweet,
- painted woman,
- savoury,
- disagreeable,
- virulent,
- woman,
- sloven,
- battle-axe,
- Hetaira,
- nag,
- roll,
- quiche,
- sharp-worded,
- tasty,
- needlelike,
- brass,
- rough,
- stinging,
- Chippy,
- soured,
- tartlet,
- hot,
- sarcastically,
- trollop,
- courtezan,
- Mopsy,
- strident,
- voluptuary,
- crab,
- smart-mouthed,
- snarky,
- hard,
- dyspeptic,
- Grisette,
- call-girl,
- rude,
- temperamental,
- rosette,
- tipsy cake,
- flavourful,
- timbale,
- acetous,
- patty,
- wanton,
- Trull,
- bad woman,
- not smooth,
- nymph,
- piece,
- inamorata,
- strong,
- discriminating,
- slut,
- smart,
- fruit tart,
- Quean,
- hysteromaniac,
- citrusy,
- satirical,
- moody,
- waspish,
- lobster tart,
- poignant,
- piercing,
- camp-follower,
- dame,
- shrill,
- salty,
- mistress,
- trifle,
- rent-boy,
- pickup,
- madam,
- acidulent,
- hag,
- mordacious,
- dairy cattle,
- Acescent,
- green,
- bawd,
- strudel,
- scalding,
- Escharotic,
- easy lay,
- bitter as gall,
- filter cake,
- candy,
- shrew,
- nymphet,
- broad,
- witch,
- Chocolate Eclair,
- tramp,
- chippie,
- double-edged,
- acuate,
- Tartish,
- shrewish,
- abusive,
- beldam,
- toy boy,
- pro,
- patisserie,
- spicy,
- bakery offering,
- vicious,
- patty shell,
- sporting lady,
- torte,
- popover,
- curmudgeonly,
- penetrative,
- pickled,
- grouchy,
- choleric.
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Forward Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
pie.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Independent
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Adjective
acid.
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Noun, singular or mass
apple.
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Interjection
bollocks.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Noun, singular or mass
cobbler.
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Noun, singular or mass
Antonyms for Tart:
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adj.
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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.
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Other antonyms:
Homophones for Tart:
- tartt, tarte.
Hypernym for Tart:
n.
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food
apple tart, tartlet, lobster tart, quiche.
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food