Synonyms for Upset:

adj.
• affected (adjective)
- dis-tressed,
- most grieved,
- more grieved,
- over wrought,
- sympathetic,
- more affected,
- more stirred,
- most stirred,
- dis tressed,
- ex-cited,
- ex cited.
• afraid (adjective)
- more cowed,
- more terror stricken,
- most terror stricken,
- more faint hearted,
- dis heartened,
- most disheartened,
- more faint-hearted,
- scared death,
- terrorstricken,
- most cowed,
- have cold feet,
- more dismayed,
- most aroused,
- more aroused,
- more rattled,
- panicstricken,
- dis-heartened,
- co-wed,
- most spooked,
- timorous,
- more spooked,
- most daunted,
- most terrorstricken,
- most rattled,
- most faint-hearted,
- most terror-stricken,
- most faint hearted,
- more terror-stricken,
- more terrorstricken,
- most dismayed,
- more daunted,
- most trembling,
- terror stricken,
- more disheartened,
- more trembling,
- panic stricken,
- co wed,
- faint hearted.
• agitated (adjective)
- shivering,
- quaking,
- distraught,
- writhing,
- fluttered,
- convulsive,
- jerky,
- skittish,
- erratic,
- quavering,
- quivering,
- feverish,
- restless,
- shuddering,
- jittery,
- disquieted,
- jumpy,
- palpitating,
- wobbling,
- Churned,
- spastic,
- twitching,
- Jarred,
- unquiet,
- twitchy,
- uneasy,
- trembling,
- shaking.
• all (adjective)
- upset.
• bad (adjective)
- sad,
- woebegone.
• beside oneself (adjective)
- in-sanest,
- out one mind,
- more worked-up,
- most worked-up,
- out one wit,
- most workedup,
- un hinged,
- in sane,
- more worked up,
- more workedup,
- un-hinged,
- out one's mind,
- out ones mind,
- out of one wit,
- in-sane,
- out of ones wit,
- workedup,
- out mind,
- hysterical,
- in saner,
- out ones wit,
- un balanced,
- most worked up,
- out one's wit,
- out of wit,
- in-saner,
- out of one mind,
- un-balanced,
- in sanest,
- out of ones mind.
• capsized (adjective)
- more flipped,
- more upended,
- up turned,
- most bottom-side-up,
- most flipped,
- more bottom-side-up,
- up-turned,
- up-ended,
- more bottom side up,
- most upended,
- up ended,
- most bottom side up.
• concerned (adjective)
- biting ones nails,
- biting one nails,
- more exercised,
- on pins needles,
- tied in knots,
- tied up knots,
- up-tight,
- butterflies stomach,
- most exercised,
- tied knots,
- up tight,
- worried sick,
- in stew.
• disappointed (adjective)
- taken down,
- unsatisfied,
- worsted,
- shot down,
- chapfallen,
- hopeless,
- down in dumps,
- down in the dumps.
• disconcerted (adjective)
- more messedup,
- caught balance,
- un-zipped,
- un glued,
- more flustered,
- more psyched-out,
- most fazed,
- out countenance,
- most shook-up,
- most shookup,
- more messed-up,
- shookup,
- most messed up,
- dis-concerted,
- most ruffled,
- more nonplussed,
- more psychedout,
- most flustered,
- dis concerted,
- messedup,
- more ruffled,
- un zipped,
- mixedup,
- most unzipped,
- most shook up,
- more fazed,
- more unglued,
- spacedout,
- most unglued,
- most psyched-out,
- more messed up,
- more shookup,
- un settled,
- more shook up,
- out of countenance,
- most messed-up,
- most psychedout,
- most psyched out,
- more unzipped,
- most messedup,
- un-glued,
- most nonplussed,
- psychedout,
- more psyched out,
- more shook-up,
- un-settled.
• discontented (adjective)
- dis-contented,
- more bitching,
- most bitching,
- dis contented.
• discontented/discontent (adjective)
- ex-asperated,
- dis-content,
- more exasperated,
- more disquieted,
- more kvetching,
- more griping,
- more vexed,
- most ungratified,
- most discontented,
- most exasperated,
- most disquieted,
- most kvetching,
- more ungratified,
- more malcontented,
- most vexed,
- most malcontented,
- un gratified,
- ex asperated,
- un-gratified,
- most griping,
- dis content.
• disturbed (adjective)
- more disrupted,
- most disrupted.
• disturbed, bothered (adjective)
- low,
- Toppled,
- shook up,
- apprehensive,
- overwrought,
- thrown,
- antsy,
- rattled,
- sick,
- dismayed,
- Grieved,
- Spilled,
- upside-down,
- chaotic,
- all torn up,
- muddled,
- broken up,
- frantic,
- Dragged,
- unzipped,
- in disarray,
- blue.
• dizzy (adjective)
- vertiginous,
- off balance,
- staggering,
- tipsy,
- fainter,
- unsteady,
- slap-happy,
- weak knees,
- Reeling,
- weak in the knees,
- hazy,
- blinded,
- shaky,
- weak-kneed.
• enraged (adjective)
- in-censed,
- in flamed,
- most riled,
- in-flamed,
- most aggravated,
- most fuming,
- in censed,
- more riled,
- more aggravated,
- more fuming.
• het up (adjective)
- hot bothered.
• hot under the collar (adjective)
• indignant (adjective)
- more bugged,
- more piqued,
- most pod,
- more pod,
- most bugged,
- in huff,
- up arms,
- po'd,
- bent out shape,
- most piqued,
- most po'd,
- more po'd.
• intolerant (adjective)
- most short-fuse,
- small minded,
- most tilted,
- un-fairer,
- most outraged,
- more outraged,
- un fairest,
- un fairer,
- more shortfuse,
- more xenophobic,
- individualistic,
- most racialist,
- un-fairest,
- one sided,
- out-raged,
- anti-pathetic,
- onesided,
- most xenophobic,
- un indulgent,
- un-willing,
- most shortfuse,
- more tilted,
- in-tolerant,
- narrowminded,
- in tolerant,
- fractious,
- in-flexible,
- tilted,
- un charitable,
- in flexible,
- un-indulgent,
- more short fuse,
- more racialist,
- shortfuse,
- un-charitable,
- narrow minded,
- most communist,
- un-fair,
- out raged,
- most short fuse,
- more unindulgent,
- un sympathetic,
- un fair,
- un-forbearing,
- most chauvinistic,
- unindulgent,
- smallminded,
- more chauvinistic,
- xenophobic,
- un willing,
- un forbearing,
- more short-fuse,
- anti pathetic,
- more communist,
- most unindulgent.
• inverted (adjective)
- on head,
- wrong side up,
- wrong way,
- downside-up,
- in chaos,
- wrong-side-up,
- bottom up.
• miffed (adjective)
- more chagrined,
- most irked,
- most chagrined,
- most nettled,
- more irked,
- more nettled.
• nervous (adjective)
- ex citable,
- un-restful,
- most unrestful,
- highstrung,
- fidgety,
- more unrestful,
- un restful,
- high strung,
- taut,
- more nervous,
- ex-citable.
• neurotic (adjective)
- most psychoneurotic,
- most choked,
- dis oriented,
- un-healthiest,
- un-stabler,
- obsessive,
- more clutched,
- psycho-neurotic,
- dis-oriented,
- most clutched,
- most hysteric,
- more choked,
- most manic,
- psycho neurotic,
- more hysteric,
- bundle nerves,
- more obsessive,
- more psychoneurotic,
- un stablest,
- un-healthy,
- un healthier,
- un healthy,
- un-stable,
- un stabler,
- un-stablest,
- un stable,
- un healthiest,
- most obsessive.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- overturned,
- panicky,
- perturbed,
- disappointed,
- shook-up,
- worked-up,
- disturbed,
- on pins and needles,
- messed-up,
- racialist,
- seeing red,
- bent out of shape,
- scared stiff,
- faint-hearted,
- in a huff,
- biting one's nails,
- chauvinistic,
- upended,
- flipped over,
- undone,
- on the qui vive,
- tipped over,
- scared to death,
- in a tizzy,
- biting nails,
- in a stew,
- Capsized,
- bundle of nerves,
- het up,
- queasy,
- unrestful,
- ungratified,
- hysteric,
- unneat,
- discontented,
- suffering from war nerves,
- out of one's wit,
- butterflies in stomach,
- Malcontented,
- disarrayed,
- untidy,
- sore,
- worried,
- kvetching,
- nervous,
- uncombed,
- bottom-side-up,
- very upset,
- intolerant,
- come apart,
- in turmoil,
- beside oneself,
- offended,
- in disorder,
- carried away,
- palpitant,
- psyched-out,
- touched,
- burned up,
- affected,
- caught off balance,
- in botheration,
- short-fuse,
- out of mind,
- dizzy,
- inverted,
- taken aback,
- all nerves,
- over-wrought,
- shocked,
- in awe,
- shaken,
- bothered,
- neurotic,
- unfastidious,
- terror-stricken,
- bottom side up,
- psychoneurotic,
- agitated,
- run scared,
- suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder,
- anguished,
- overwhelmed,
- nervous wreck,
- disconcerted,
- tied up in knots,
- unglued,
- squeamish,
- pushed too far.
• overturned (adjective)
- over turned,
- over-turned.
• overwhelmed (adjective)
- more repulsed,
- most devastated,
- over-whelmed,
- most repulsed,
- over powered,
- more overpowered,
- re-pulsed,
- re pulsed,
- more devastated,
- over whelmed,
- over-powered,
- most overpowered.
• panicky (adjective)
- fearsome.
• queasy (adjective)
- sick as dog,
- green around gills,
- sick as a dog,
- pukish,
- bilious,
- Qualmish.
• shaken (adjective)
- more jolted,
- most jolted.
• shellshocked (adjective)
- suffering from post traumatic stress disorder,
- suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder.
• shocked (adjective)
- more astonished,
- more appalled,
- most amazed,
- most astounded,
- more astounded,
- more amazed,
- most appalled,
- most astonished.
• sore (adjective)
- more stung,
- most grieving,
- most stung,
- more grieving.
• sorry (adjective)
- bad.
• squeamish (adjective)
- ex-acting,
- ex acting,
- sick ones stomach,
- sick to one stomach,
- sick to ones stomach,
- strait laced,
- sick one stomach,
- hyper critical,
- sick stomach,
- sick to stomach,
- sick to one's stomach,
- sick one's stomach,
- hyper-critical.
• touched (adjective)
- turned on to,
- turned on by.
• troubled (adjective)
- more exacerbated,
- more mortified,
- most harrowed,
- most exacerbated,
- more tortured,
- most inconvenienced,
- more pestered,
- most plagued,
- ex acerbated,
- most pestered,
- most mortified,
- ex-acerbated,
- most tortured,
- more inconvenienced,
- in tizzy,
- more plagued,
- most beset,
- more beset,
- more harrowed.
• undone (adjective)
- more unnerved,
- un-done,
- un nerved,
- most unnerved,
- un done.
• uneasy (adjective)
- more discomposed,
- in-securest,
- more anguished,
- in securer,
- in secure,
- in-securer,
- most anguished,
- pre carious,
- more tormented,
- un-easy,
- most tormented,
- un easiest,
- un-easier,
- un-easiest,
- in-secure,
- in securest,
- un quiet,
- on qui vive,
- more harassed,
- un easier,
- most harassed,
- un easy,
- un-quieter,
- more palpitant,
- most discomposed,
- pre-carious,
- un quieter,
- un-quiet,
- un quietest,
- most palpitant,
- un-quietest.
• untidy (adjective)
- more rumpled,
- topsy turvy,
- un tidy,
- un kemptest,
- more uncombed,
- un neatest,
- un-tidiest,
- be-draggled,
- un kempt,
- un neat,
- un-kemptest,
- Unorderly,
- un kempter,
- un orderly,
- most disarranged,
- unneatest,
- un-neat,
- more disarranged,
- Messer,
- un neater,
- be draggled,
- most unfastidious,
- more unorderly,
- dis arranged,
- most rumpled,
- more snarled,
- un-kempt,
- dis arrayed,
- more littered,
- untidiest,
- messest,
- un tidier,
- un-tidy,
- un tidiest,
- most disarrayed,
- un-tidier,
- dis-arrayed,
- un combed,
- unneater,
- more disarrayed,
- un-fastidious,
- un-neatest,
- most snarled,
- un-combed,
- most uncombed,
- dis-arranged,
- un-orderly,
- most littered,
- un-kempter,
- un fastidious,
- most unorderly,
- more unfastidious,
- un-neater.
• worried (adjective)
- worried stiff.
n.
- suppress,
- hold back,
- shut off,
- squeeze out,
- stamp out,
- interfere with,
- kill off.
- disappointment,
- erect,
- sorrow,
- misery,
- regret,
- desolation,
- tilt,
- stand,
- depression,
- remorse,
- sadness,
- grief.
- conquer,
- condition,
- sickness,
- contagion,
- outplay,
- overpower,
- ailment,
- infection,
- epidemic,
- illness.
- move,
- cross,
- horizontal.
- beat,
- thrash,
- smash,
- crush,
- overcome.
- discourage,
- avoid,
- knock something on the head,
- obstruct,
- stop,
- get in the way of something,
- avert,
- squash,
- prevent,
- prohibit.
- double,
- triumph,
- thrashing,
- record,
- romp.
- ram,
- collide,
- slam,
- smash into,
- run over,
- bump,
- strike,
- HIT.
• blow (noun)
- misfortunes,
- bolt from the blue,
- bombshells,
- bombshell.
• bowl over (noun)
- bowl over.
• broken (noun)
- broken.
• chagrin (noun)
- dis composures,
- dis composure,
- dis-composure,
- dis-satisfaction,
- dis-satisfactions,
- ill humors,
- illhumor,
- dis satisfaction,
- dis-composures,
- fretfulnesses,
- ill-humors,
- illhumors,
- dis satisfactions.
• commotion (noun)
- up rising,
- up-turns,
- out-cries,
- out cries,
- hurlyburly,
- up-risings,
- hurly burly,
- out-cry,
- big scenes,
- re-volts,
- re volt,
- up risings,
- hell broke looses,
- out cry,
- big stinks,
- re volts,
- up turns,
- up-rising,
- re-volt,
- up-turn.
• complaint (noun)
• confused (noun)
- confused.
• coup (noun)
• derangement (noun)
- derangement.
• disappointment (noun)
- setback.
• disarray (noun)
- dis organization,
- unholy messes,
- dis-harmonies,
- in-disciplines,
- dis-organizations,
- in disciplines,
- dishevelments,
- dis harmony,
- un tidinesses,
- dis arrangements,
- indisciplines,
- dis-array,
- un tidiness,
- dis-arrangement,
- dis-harmony,
- dis harmonies,
- dis-organization,
- un-tidinesses,
- un-tidiness,
- topsy turviness,
- dis arrays,
- dis arrangement,
- in discipline,
- dis array,
- dis organizations,
- holy messes,
- dis-arrays,
- in-discipline,
- dis-arrangements.
• disaster (noun)
- hard lucks,
- the worsts,
- mis-chance,
- un-doings,
- act god,
- mis chances,
- mis-chances,
- un doings,
- fell strokes,
- mis chance,
- ill lucks.
• discomfiture (noun)
- disconcertion,
- disconcertment.
• discomfort (noun)
- in quietude,
- dis-pleasure,
- in-quietude,
- un pleasantnesses,
- dis-comforts,
- un-pleasantness,
- dis comforts,
- un pleasantness,
- in-quietudes,
- dis comfort,
- un-pleasantnesses,
- dis-comfort,
- in quietudes,
- dis pleasures,
- dis pleasure,
- dis-pleasures.
• disconcerted (noun)
- amazed,
- unsettled.
• disease (noun)
- inflammation,
- ill health,
- visitation,
- pathosis,
- unhealthiness,
- flu,
- Sickliness,
- endemics.
• dismay (noun)
- the blahs,
- blahs,
- disillusionment,
- panic,
- disheartenments,
- disillusionments,
- disheartenment.
• disorder (noun)
- Unhealth,
- cachexia,
- Diseasedness.
• disorganised (noun)
- disorganised.
• distressed (noun)
- distressed.
• drop (noun)
- fall offs,
- fall-offs,
- falloffs,
- downtrends.
• fuss (noun)
- dis-play,
- dis plays,
- fallingout,
- kickups,
- dis-plays,
- dis play,
- kick ups,
- kick-ups.
• hassle (noun)
- up-roar,
- dis agreement,
- dis-agreement,
- dis-agreements,
- runin,
- up-roars,
- dis agreements.
• incommodity (noun)
- in commodity,
- in-commodities,
- in-commodity,
- in commodities.
• inconvenience (noun)
- in convenience,
- un suitablenesses,
- in-convenience,
- un fitness,
- unhandinesses,
- un fitnesses,
- un-fitnesses,
- cumbersomenesses,
- in conveniences,
- in-conveniences,
- un-handinesses,
- un timeliness,
- un timelinesses,
- un-suitablenesses,
- dis-advantage,
- un-timeliness,
- un-suitableness,
- un handiness,
- bothersomenesses,
- dis advantage,
- unwieldinesses,
- un-fitness,
- troublesomenesses,
- untimelinesses,
- un-timelinesses,
- dis-advantages,
- un handinesses,
- un-handiness,
- dis advantages,
- un suitableness.
• irritation (noun)
- pro-vocations,
- pro vocation,
- pro vocations.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- uprising,
- carryings-on,
- scene,
- disaster,
- rage,
- inconvenience,
- indiscipline,
- shambles,
- fiasco,
- discomfort,
- holy mess,
- Incommodity,
- Kickup,
- downtrend,
- unrest,
- Traumatism,
- dishevelment,
- upturn,
- troublesomeness,
- furiousness,
- coup,
- unholy mess,
- falloff,
- fall-off,
- trauma,
- whole new ballgame,
- stupefaction,
- trouble,
- infirmity,
- mutiny,
- enragement,
- chagrin,
- waxings,
- complaint,
- commotion,
- shutouts,
- shock,
- bickerings,
- disarray,
- big scene,
- bothersomeness,
- lowerings,
- kick up,
- unwieldiness,
- Insurgence,
- disorder,
- rout,
- discomfiture,
- untimeliness,
- hassle,
- incommodiousness,
- lividness,
- eye-opener,
- whammy,
- fretfulness,
- carrying-on,
- wingdings,
- kick-up,
- ill,
- revolution,
- crushings,
- topsyturviness,
- hard luck,
- pother,
- big stink,
- temper tantrum,
- blow,
- stink,
- victory,
- topsy-turviness,
- ill humor,
- wingding,
- disease,
- Unhandiness,
- Ataxias,
- roughs,
- snit,
- hold-ups,
- ill-humor,
- TODO,
- hell broke loose,
- unsuitableness,
- the worst,
- fell stroke,
- ataxia,
- irritation,
- shutout,
- ill luck,
- up turn,
- cumbersomeness,
- fuss,
- tussle,
- eye-openers,
- reversal of fortune,
- to do,
- matter,
- dismay,
- hold-up.
• perturbation (noun)
- perturbation.
• problem (noun)
- goulash,
- free-for-all,
- screw-up,
- malady,
- tizzy,
- shake-up,
- destruction,
- surprise,
- queasiness,
- reversion.
• rage (noun)
- ferocity,
- ferocities,
- ravings,
- hysterics,
- wrath.
• revolution (noun)
- upheaval,
- Overturning,
- restructuring,
- rebellion.
• rout (noun)
- clobberings,
- hidings.
• scene (noun)
- carryings on,
- carryingson,
- temper tantrums,
- carryingon.
• setback (noun)
- de-lay,
- de lays,
- whole new ballgames,
- de-lays,
- re-buffs,
- reversal fortune,
- de lay,
- re buffs,
- hold ups,
- re buff.
• shock (noun)
- jarrings,
- eyeopener,
- in juries,
- in jury,
- in-jury,
- traumatisms,
- eyeopeners.
• snit (noun)
- lividnesses,
- enragements,
- furiousnesses.
• swage (noun)
- swage.
• trauma (noun)
- traumatization.
• turned (noun)
- turned.
• unexpected (noun)
- unexpected.
• unrest (noun)
- moodiness.
• untune (noun)
- untune.
• victory (noun)
- winnings,
- bull's eye,
- feather in cap,
- hole in one,
- mission accomplished,
- subjugation,
- the gold,
- subjugations,
- laurels,
- bulls-eye,
- clean sweep,
- grand slams.
v.
• affect (verb)
- in-spires,
- in duces,
- up-sets,
- trans-forming,
- in-duces,
- over come,
- pre vailed,
- trans forms,
- re-lated,
- trans form,
- in-spired,
- trans-formed,
- pre vails,
- in spired,
- re-gard,
- in-spiring,
- over comes,
- pre vailing,
- in spire,
- in spires,
- over coming,
- up sets,
- in spiring,
- trans forming,
- re-late,
- in-duce,
- over-coming,
- up-setting,
- trans formed,
- re gards,
- in-spire,
- over-comes,
- trans-forms,
- over-came,
- in duce,
- pre-vail,
- re late,
- re gard,
- pre vail,
- pre-vailed,
- up setting,
- pre-vails,
- trans-form,
- over came,
- over-come,
- up-set.
• aggravate (verb)
- bait,
- rankle,
- badger,
- aggravate,
- nag,
- bedevil,
- torment,
- antagonize,
- peeve,
- envenom,
- grate,
- irritate,
- pester,
- inflame,
- infuriate,
- needle,
- enrage,
- fret,
- exasperate,
- tease,
- arouse,
- chafe,
- annoy,
- harass.
• aggravated (verb)
- fretted,
- enraged,
- exasperated,
- annoyed,
- aggravated,
- discomposed,
- infuriated,
- troubled,
- inflamed,
- Rankled,
- teased,
- Badgered,
- Grated,
- Nagged,
- chafed,
- aroused,
- Envenomed,
- tormented,
- harassed,
- Antagonized,
- peeved,
- Baited,
- needled,
- harried,
- irritated,
- vexed,
- bedeviled,
- hassled,
- exacerbated,
- pestered,
- irked.
• agitate (verb)
- jar,
- fluster,
- twitch,
- palpitate,
- shiver,
- shudder,
- churn,
- quiver,
- quake,
- quaver.
• agitated (verb)
- shook,
- Shivered,
- Quavered,
- Twitched,
- flustered,
- Quaked,
- Quivered,
- Shuddered,
- jolted,
- Palpitated,
- stirred.
• ail (verb)
- dis tresses,
- dis-tress,
- dis-tresses,
- dis tress.
• baffle (verb)
- dis-appoints,
- pre-venting,
- dis appoints,
- dis-appoint,
- pre venting,
- dis-appointing,
- pre-vented,
- pre vented,
- pre-vent,
- pre-vents,
- dis appoint,
- pre vents,
- dis appointing,
- pre vent.
• bewilder (verb)
- be muse,
- be-muse,
- messed with one's head,
- be-wildered,
- be-fuddling,
- messes with head,
- messing with one's head,
- be wildering,
- be-wilder,
- messed with one head,
- messed with ones head,
- be-wilders,
- mess with one head,
- messed with head,
- messing with one head,
- be musing,
- messes with one head,
- be-fuddle,
- be fuddle,
- mess with ones head,
- be-musing,
- be-fuddles,
- mess with head,
- messing with ones head,
- messing with head,
- messes with one's head,
- be wilder,
- be wilders,
- be fuddles,
- be fuddling,
- be-wildering,
- be wildered,
- messes with ones head.
• bored (verb)
- weary of.
• bother (verb)
- be-deviling,
- ex acerbates,
- grating on,
- carped at,
- be devilled,
- ex-acerbating,
- carping at,
- intruding up on,
- picks on,
- ex-acerbate,
- be-devil,
- be-devils,
- ex asperating,
- be-deviled,
- carps at,
- intrudes upon,
- be devilling,
- be deviling,
- grates on,
- be devil,
- ex acerbate,
- ex-acerbates,
- intruded up on,
- grated on,
- ex-asperating,
- intrude up on,
- ex-asperates,
- ex acerbating,
- ex asperate,
- ex-asperate,
- be-devilled,
- intruded upon,
- intruding upon,
- be-devilling,
- ex asperates,
- intrudes up on,
- be deviled,
- be devils.
• bother, trouble (verb)
- indispose,
- floor,
- distract,
- ruffle,
- unhinge,
- craze,
- bewilder,
- throw off balance,
- adjy,
- bug,
- egg on,
- discombobulate,
- unnerve,
- lay up,
- confound,
- turn on,
- make waves,
- rock the boat,
- incapacitate,
- spook,
- key up,
- afflict,
- flip,
- stir up,
- debilitate,
- cramp,
- fire up.
• bring down (verb)
- lays low,
- under mining,
- ko'ing,
- koing,
- shoots down,
- laying low,
- under mined,
- under-mining,
- throws down,
- under-mined,
- ko'd,
- threw down,
- KOD,
- shooting down.
• capsize (verb)
- tipping over,
- tips over.
• chagrin (verb)
- dis satisfy,
- dis-satisfies,
- dis graces,
- dis gracing,
- dis-grace,
- dis satisfies,
- dis-gracing,
- dis-satisfying,
- dis-graces,
- dis-satisfy,
- dis grace,
- dis-graced,
- dis graced,
- dis satisfying.
• complicate (verb)
- inter-fuse,
- opened can of worms,
- open can worms,
- in folding,
- inter-wove,
- interfuses,
- opened can worms,
- opens can worms,
- dis-arranging,
- in-fold,
- inter fused,
- in-folding,
- inter relate,
- in folded,
- made intricate,
- dis arranges,
- inter fuses,
- rendered unintelligible,
- inter-fusing,
- opening can worms,
- multi-plied,
- adds fuel to fire,
- inter fusing,
- opening can of worms,
- multi plying,
- making intricate,
- adds fuel fire,
- makes intricate,
- inter weaves,
- dis-arranges,
- inter relates,
- inter-fused,
- inter weaved,
- inter-weaves,
- inter relating,
- snarls up,
- inter related,
- in folds,
- inter wove,
- in-folded,
- multi-plying,
- inter weaving,
- snafuing,
- opens can of worms,
- inter-weaving,
- in-folds,
- inter fuse,
- inter-fuses,
- dis arranging,
- making waves,
- inter weave,
- dis arrange,
- mucks up,
- inter-weaved,
- renders unintelligible,
- dis-arrange,
- snarling up,
- rendering unintelligible,
- mucking up,
- made waves,
- inter-weave,
- inter woven,
- inter-relates.
• confuse (verb)
- dis orient,
- dis orients,
- be clouded,
- dis orienting,
- un settles,
- mis leading,
- un-settling,
- threw balance,
- dis-orient,
- be-clouded,
- rendering uncertain,
- dis-countenanced,
- be-clouding,
- dis-countenancing,
- mis-lead,
- dis-orients,
- un-settles,
- be-cloud,
- dis-countenance,
- dis countenancing,
- rendered uncertain,
- un settling,
- mis informing,
- dis countenanced,
- renders uncertain,
- mis-informs,
- throws balance,
- mis-leads,
- mis leads,
- be clouds,
- mis-informing,
- un-settle,
- un settle,
- mis-leading,
- threw off balance,
- throwing off balance,
- throw balance,
- mis lead,
- mis-informed,
- dis countenances,
- mis-inform,
- dis-countenances,
- mis inform,
- mis informs,
- leads astray,
- throwing balance,
- dis-orienting,
- mis informed,
- dis countenance,
- be clouding,
- be-clouds.
• confute (verb)
- dis prove,
- blowing sky high,
- proving false,
- ex-pose,
- ex pose,
- proves false,
- brought to naught,
- sets aside,
- ex-posing,
- proves wrong,
- in validating,
- re-butting,
- re butting,
- ex posed,
- ex-posed,
- dis-proved,
- in-validated,
- dis proved,
- in validates,
- knocksed props out from under,
- dis proving,
- knocksing props out from under,
- proved false,
- brings to naught,
- re butted,
- bringing to naught,
- in-validates,
- blew sky high,
- dis proves,
- brings naught,
- in validate,
- proving wrong,
- dis-prove,
- dis-proves,
- in-validating,
- in-validate,
- bringing naught,
- blows sky high,
- bring naught,
- knockses props out from under,
- brought naught,
- dis-proving,
- re-butted,
- in validated.
• contract (verb)
- wast afflicted with,
- art ill with,
- takes one death,
- in curring,
- art afflicted with,
- in disposes,
- being ill with,
- de-cline,
- was afflicted with,
- wert ill with,
- in-curred,
- were afflicted with,
- took death,
- in-disposing,
- de cline,
- took one death,
- taking one's death,
- in curred,
- taking death,
- in-curring,
- was ill with,
- being afflicted with,
- became infected with,
- taking ones death,
- fell victim to,
- takes ones death,
- de-clines,
- going down with,
- falling victim to,
- takes death,
- in disposing,
- takes one's death,
- were ill with,
- went down with,
- took ones death,
- took one's death,
- wast ill with,
- becomes infected with,
- wert afflicted with,
- succumbs to,
- am afflicted with,
- take one death,
- in-disposes,
- am ill with,
- in-dispose,
- in dispose,
- taking one death,
- goes down with,
- falls victim to,
- is ill with,
- de clines,
- are afflicted with,
- take death,
- are ill with,
- becoming infected with,
- succumbed to,
- indisposes,
- take ones death.
• crash (verb)
- splashing down,
- drave in to,
- falls prostrate,
- drave into,
- ploughs into,
- crash-landed,
- crash land,
- over balance,
- pranging,
- crashlanding,
- fell prostrate,
- crash-landing,
- driving into,
- crash-lands,
- fell headlong,
- over balancing,
- driving in to,
- ploughed into,
- over-balanced,
- fell flat,
- drove in to,
- gives way,
- ploughs in to,
- splashed down,
- falls flat,
- drove into,
- over-balance,
- falling prostrate,
- plough in to,
- ploughed in to,
- crash landed,
- over balanced,
- pancaking,
- washouting,
- splashes down,
- drives into,
- crash lands,
- falls headlong,
- drives in to,
- crashlands,
- over balances,
- over-balances,
- ploughing in to,
- bite dust,
- falling flat,
- crash landing,
- crashland,
- washouted,
- over-balancing,
- crashlanded,
- ploughing into,
- drive in to.
• defeat (verb)
- triumph over,
- trimming,
- get the better of.
• demoralize (verb)
- dis courage,
- dis heartens,
- de-moralize,
- de moralize,
- de moralized,
- un-zipping,
- dis-courages,
- un zip,
- dis-hearten,
- dis-heartening,
- un-glues,
- de moralizes,
- un glues,
- psyching out,
- takes steam out,
- un-glue,
- un zips,
- takes apart,
- un-manned,
- took steam out,
- un zipping,
- un man,
- blew out,
- un mans,
- un manning,
- un manned,
- blows out,
- un glue,
- dis-heartens,
- un-manning,
- un-zips,
- de-moralized,
- de moralizing,
- un-zip,
- un-mans,
- taking steam out,
- dis-courage,
- psychs out,
- un-gluing,
- un gluing,
- de-moralizing,
- de-moralizes,
- un-man,
- sending up,
- dis courages,
- dis heartening,
- dis hearten.
• depose (verb)
- de-posing,
- booted out,
- de throne,
- de motes,
- de posed,
- throw out ear,
- dis-crowns,
- un frocked,
- dis missing,
- boots out,
- de-throned,
- rid out rail,
- uncrowns,
- un-make,
- riding out on rail,
- un frocks,
- de throning,
- dis-placed,
- freezes out,
- dis placing,
- un-crown,
- dis-crowned,
- ran out town,
- giving heave-ho,
- removing from office,
- un-made,
- dis crowns,
- gave heave ho,
- dis missed,
- threw out on ear,
- throwing out on ear,
- de grades,
- un-making,
- rode out rail,
- un-makes,
- dis-missing,
- de-grade,
- un made,
- give heave ho,
- un makes,
- de-grading,
- un frocking,
- dis crown,
- de pose,
- un frock,
- de-grades,
- running out of town,
- un-crowns,
- de throned,
- drums out,
- ran out of town,
- dis places,
- rides out on rail,
- de-throne,
- de thrones,
- un crowns,
- de grading,
- un crowned,
- throws out ear,
- dis-crowning,
- dis-crown,
- un-crowned,
- gives heave ho,
- give heaveho,
- de moting,
- discrowns,
- froze out,
- unfrocks,
- un-frock,
- de-pose,
- runs out of town,
- giving heave ho,
- runs out town,
- de graded,
- throwing out ear,
- rid out on rail,
- un crowning,
- dis place,
- un-frocks,
- de-posed,
- freezing out,
- ride out rail,
- dis placed,
- un make,
- dis crowning,
- dis-places,
- gave heaveho,
- dis-missed,
- run out town,
- dis crowned,
- running out town,
- dis-place,
- rode out on rail,
- de-motes,
- de-moting,
- un-frocking,
- de-throning,
- un-frocked,
- threw out ear,
- de grade,
- un-crowning,
- riding out rail,
- de mote,
- rides out rail,
- de-thrones,
- dis-placing,
- de-graded,
- un making,
- gave heave-ho,
- un crown,
- throws out on ear,
- de-mote,
- de posing,
- gives heave-ho,
- gives heaveho,
- giving heaveho.
• depress (verb)
- de pressed,
- de pressing,
- beating down,
- de presses,
- throwing cold water on,
- de-presses,
- turns one off,
- reduced tears,
- de vitalize,
- casts down,
- keeping under,
- de solated,
- co wing,
- de solating,
- de-vitalize,
- de vitalizes,
- turning one off,
- bums out,
- de solate,
- de press,
- de-vitalizing,
- throws cold water on,
- de-basing,
- de based,
- reduce tears,
- de-solating,
- reducing to tears,
- de-vitalizes,
- de-pressing,
- bumming out,
- de-solates,
- turned one off,
- threw cold water on,
- de-vitalized,
- reduced to tears,
- reducing tears,
- reduces tears,
- de-pressed,
- de-solated,
- de basing,
- de-solate,
- de solates,
- de-base,
- de-press,
- de vitalizing,
- reduces to tears,
- de vitalized,
- de-based,
- de base,
- beats down,
- co-wing.
• derange (verb)
- ripple,
- misplace,
- hash,
- roil,
- rumple,
- dishevel,
- botch,
- whip,
- tamper,
- clutter,
- jumble,
- ferment,
- scatter,
- scramble,
- convulse,
- swirl,
- tousle,
- whisk,
- muddle,
- roughen,
- toss,
- blur,
- mess,
- rummage,
- displace,
- disarrange,
- meddle.
• deranged (verb)
- disordered,
- dislocated,
- jumbled,
- roiled,
- rumpled,
- misplaced,
- Hashed,
- cluttered,
- confounded,
- Tumbled,
- scattered,
- roughened,
- Rummaged,
- rippled,
- disorganized,
- botched,
- Mussed,
- Messed,
- scrambled,
- Whisked,
- Tampered,
- mislaid,
- mixed up muddled,
- tousled,
- Swirled,
- Convulsed,
- Displaced,
- fermented,
- ruffled,
- Whipped,
- deranged,
- Tossed,
- Meddled,
- disarranged,
- blurred,
- disheveled.
• disaffect (verb)
- dis unified,
- dis affects,
- dis unite,
- dis affect,
- dis united,
- dis unites,
- dis uniting,
- dis-affect,
- disunified,
- dis-unite,
- dis unifying,
- dis-unify,
- dis-unified,
- dis-affected,
- dis-united,
- dis-affecting,
- disunifying,
- dis-affects,
- dis unifies,
- dis-unites,
- dis-uniting,
- dis affected,
- dis-unifying,
- dis unify,
- dis-unifies,
- dis affecting.
• disagree (verb)
- were disturbing,
- being sickening,
- going against grain,
- being unsuitable,
- wast unsuitable,
- are disturbing,
- am distasteful,
- is disturbing,
- went against grain,
- being distasteful,
- is distasteful,
- are sickening,
- dis-agree,
- are unsuitable,
- wert distasteful,
- is unsuitable,
- dis agrees,
- was unsuitable,
- makes ill,
- going against the grain,
- dis-agreed,
- wert disturbing,
- wast sickening,
- went against the grain,
- goes against grain,
- dis-agreeing,
- made ill,
- go against grain,
- was disturbing,
- was sickening,
- am unsuitable,
- is sickening,
- wert unsuitable,
- were unsuitable,
- were distasteful,
- dis agreeing,
- are distasteful,
- goes against the grain,
- dis agreed,
- being disturbing,
- wert sickening,
- making ill,
- wast distasteful,
- am sickening,
- dis-agrees,
- am disturbing,
- art sickening,
- were sickening,
- was distasteful,
- art unsuitable,
- wast disturbing,
- dis agree.
• discomfit (verb)
- dis-comfit,
- out-wits,
- out witting,
- out-witted,
- dis comfit,
- out witted,
- out-wit,
- out-witting,
- dis comfits,
- out wits,
- dis-comfits.
• discomfort (verb)
• discommode (verb)
- dis commodes,
- dis-commode,
- dis-commodes,
- dis commode.
• discompose (verb)
- dis composes,
- dis composed,
- dis-compose,
- dis-composing,
- dis composing,
- dis compose,
- dis-composed,
- dis-composes.
• disconcert (verb)
- dis concerts,
- dis concerting,
- dis-concerting,
- upsetting apple cart,
- dis-concert,
- dis concert,
- dis-concerts,
- upsets apple cart.
• disgust (verb)
- dis-enchant,
- turning stomach,
- offended morals of,
- turned stomach,
- making sick,
- dis-enchants,
- dis-gusted,
- being repulsive,
- grosses out,
- turns one stomach,
- art repulsive,
- made sick,
- out-rages,
- filling with loathing,
- cloyed on,
- turn one stomach,
- dis gusted,
- dis gusts,
- making one sick,
- are repulsive,
- dis-enchanting,
- turning ones stomach,
- cloying on,
- dis enchants,
- dis gust,
- fills with loathing,
- makes one sick,
- dis enchant,
- relucting,
- turns stomach,
- made one sick,
- out rages,
- offends morals of,
- turn ones stomach,
- out-rage,
- cloys on,
- offending morals of,
- dis-gust,
- dis gusting,
- am repulsive,
- dis-gusts,
- filled with loathing,
- turned ones stomach,
- wert repulsive,
- relucted,
- is repulsive,
- dis enchanting,
- makes sick,
- turning one stomach,
- turned one's stomach,
- wast repulsive,
- turning one's stomach,
- turns one's stomach,
- were repulsive,
- grossing out,
- was repulsive,
- dis-gusting,
- relucts,
- out raging,
- out-raging,
- turns ones stomach,
- turned one stomach.
• dislocate (verb)
- dis engaging,
- dis jointed,
- dis articulate,
- dis joint,
- re moved,
- dis-connects,
- re-moving,
- dis-locating,
- dis locates,
- dis connect,
- dis-located,
- dis joints,
- dis connected,
- dis located,
- dis-jointed,
- dis-articulate,
- re-moves,
- dis articulating,
- dis jointing,
- dis engages,
- dis-locate,
- re moving,
- dis-connect,
- dis engage,
- dis-locates,
- dis-joint,
- putting out of joint,
- dis-joints,
- dis-engage,
- dis articulates,
- dis-engaging,
- re-move,
- re move,
- dis-jointing,
- put out joint,
- putting out joint,
- puts out joint,
- dis-connecting,
- dis-engages,
- dis engaged,
- dis-engaged,
- dis locate,
- dis-articulates,
- dis-connected,
- dis-articulated,
- puts out of joint,
- dis locating,
- dis-articulating,
- dis connects,
- dis articulated,
- dis connecting.
• dismay (verb)
- throwing in to a tizzy,
- threw in to tizzy,
- dis mayed,
- un nerves,
- un-nerves,
- dis illusion,
- dis-illusions,
- throwing into a tizzy,
- dis maying,
- threw into a tizzy,
- threw into tizzy,
- dis-illusion,
- throw in to a tizzy,
- throwing in to tizzy,
- dis-mayed,
- dis illusions,
- dis-maying,
- threw in to a tizzy,
- un nerve,
- un nerving,
- throwing into tizzy,
- throws in to tizzy,
- un-nerve,
- throws into tizzy,
- un-nerving,
- throws into a tizzy,
- throws in to a tizzy,
- throw in to tizzy.
• disoblige (verb)
- dis obliges,
- dis obliged,
- putting about,
- dis obliging,
- dis-obliging,
- puts about,
- dis oblige,
- dis-obliges,
- dis-oblige,
- dis-obliged.
• disorder (verb)
- dis creating,
- dis created,
- dis ordering,
- dis ordered,
- dis tempering,
- dis tempered,
- dis-creates,
- discreates,
- dis-creating,
- dis-ordering,
- dis-ordered,
- dis-tempering,
- dis-created,
- dis-create,
- discreating,
- discreated,
- musses up,
- dis creates,
- mussing up,
- dis-tempered,
- dis create.
• disorder; knock over (verb)
- change,
- turn inside-out,
- upend,
- turn upside-down,
- overturn,
- pitch.
• disorganize (verb)
- de-stroyed,
- dis band,
- de-stroys,
- turned topsy-turvy,
- mis laying,
- dis-organize,
- dis-organized,
- mis-laid,
- dis-bands,
- de stroy,
- de-stroying,
- turns topsyturvy,
- de mobilize,
- putting out order,
- turn topsy turvy,
- mis lays,
- turns topsy-turvy,
- de-mobilized,
- puts out order,
- de stroys,
- dis-banding,
- dis-band,
- turning topsy-turvy,
- dis organized,
- mis-lays,
- breaks down,
- mis-lay,
- puts out of order,
- de-mobilizing,
- broke down,
- mis laid,
- mis lay,
- de-stroy,
- de stroyed,
- de mobilizing,
- dis-organizing,
- dis perse,
- dis-banded,
- dis-organizes,
- dis organizes,
- dis banded,
- de mobilized,
- dis-perse,
- de stroying,
- turned topsy turvy,
- dis bands,
- dis organizing,
- de-mobilize,
- brake down,
- dis banding,
- putting out of order,
- turning topsyturvy,
- mis-laying,
- turn topsyturvy,
- put out order,
- turning topsy turvy,
- dis organize,
- turns topsy turvy,
- de-mobilizes,
- turned topsyturvy,
- de mobilizes.
• displease (verb)
- cuts to quick,
- dis pleases,
- cutting quick,
- cutting to the quick,
- in-cense,
- dis contenting,
- dis-please,
- cut quick,
- cuts to the quick,
- cutting the quick,
- dis-pleases,
- dis pleasing,
- dis-contenting,
- in cense,
- cuts quick,
- in censes,
- dis-pleasing,
- dis contents,
- zinged,
- cut the quick,
- in-censing,
- dis-contents,
- cutting to quick,
- in-censes,
- in censing,
- cuts the quick,
- dis please,
- dis-pleased,
- cut to quick,
- dis pleased.
• disquiet (verb)
- dis quieting,
- dis quieted,
- dis-quiet,
- dis-quiets,
- dis quiets,
- dis quiet,
- dis-quieted,
- dis-quieting.
• disrupt (verb)
- break in to,
- brake into,
- breaks in to,
- broke into,
- breaking in to,
- brake in to,
- breaks into,
- broke in to.
• disturb (verb)
- re-placed,
- inter-fere,
- re-placing,
- re places,
- inter feres,
- re placing,
- dis torts,
- re placed,
- re place,
- dis tort,
- re-place,
- inter fere,
- re-places,
- dis-torts,
- dis-tort,
- inter-feres.
• embarrass (verb)
- gave a hard time,
- gave hard time,
- putting the spot,
- puts hole,
- put hole,
- catches short,
- putting hole,
- gives hard time,
- putting a hole,
- give bad time,
- gives a hard time,
- put in spot,
- puts on spot,
- puts in spot,
- hanging up,
- puts spot,
- put the spot,
- giving bad time,
- putting in hole,
- make monkey of,
- hangs up,
- gave bad time,
- putting out of countenance,
- puts a hole,
- put a hole,
- making a monkey of,
- catch short,
- caught one short,
- put a spot,
- giving a bad time,
- puts in a hole,
- catches one short,
- puts out countenance,
- giving hard time,
- makes a monkey of,
- putting in a hole,
- put on spot,
- hanged up,
- put spot,
- putting on the spot,
- give hard time,
- gave a bad time,
- putting in spot,
- made monkey of,
- gives a bad time,
- putting a spot,
- put in hole,
- catching one short,
- giving a hard time,
- putting out countenance,
- puts a spot,
- made a monkey of,
- catching short,
- puts out of countenance,
- puts in a spot,
- puts in hole,
- put out countenance,
- puts on the spot,
- putting on spot,
- putting in a spot,
- puts the spot,
- making monkey of,
- makes monkey of,
- gives bad time.
• get (verb)
- buffaloing.
• get under one's skin (verb)
• harry (verb)
- be leaguering,
- chivies,
- de-predates,
- de-predated,
- de predating,
- de-predating,
- be leaguer,
- be-leaguers,
- de predated,
- be-leaguering,
- de predates,
- be leaguered,
- de predate,
- be-leaguer,
- be leaguers,
- de-predate,
- be-leaguered.
• humble (verb)
- putting one away,
- de meaning,
- pops one balloon,
- bemeans,
- makes feel small,
- de-meaning,
- put shame,
- be-meaning,
- dis credits,
- strikes dumb,
- de-mean,
- pop ones balloon,
- dis-credits,
- popping balloon,
- made one feel small,
- popped ones balloon,
- dis-credit,
- popped one balloon,
- striking dumb,
- dis-crediting,
- be-mean,
- takes down peg,
- pop balloon,
- be mean,
- popped one's balloon,
- taking down a peg,
- pops ones balloon,
- made eat dirt,
- took down peg,
- making one feel small,
- dis crediting,
- popped balloon,
- pop one balloon,
- popping one balloon,
- be meaning,
- took down a peg,
- dis credited,
- de means,
- makes one feel small,
- be-means,
- make feel small,
- dis credit,
- bemeaning,
- making feel small,
- dis-credited,
- be means,
- pops one's balloon,
- puts one away,
- making eat dirt,
- take down peg,
- pops balloon,
- makes eat dirt,
- popping one's balloon,
- takes down a peg,
- de mean,
- taking down peg,
- popping ones balloon,
- strook dumb,
- de-means,
- made feel small.
• hurt (verb)
- lay bad trip on,
- hits where one lives,
- gave no quarter,
- thumbing nose at,
- works over,
- ex cruciate,
- goes for jugular,
- laying bad trip on,
- gives no quarter,
- hitting where lives,
- hitting where one lives,
- giving no quarter,
- laid a bad trip on,
- laying a bad trip on,
- going for jugular,
- ex-cruciate,
- hit where lives,
- hits where lives,
- thumbed nose at,
- thumbs nose at,
- lays a bad trip on,
- leaned on,
- went for jugular,
- leant on,
- wrought over,
- leans on,
- lays bad trip on,
- laid bad trip on.
• incommode (verb)
- in commodes,
- in-commodes,
- in-commode,
- in commode.
• inconvenience (verb)
- gives trouble,
- gave trouble,
- make tough,
- making it tough,
- making tough,
- puts to trouble,
- putting to trouble,
- made it tough,
- makes it tough,
- put trouble,
- puts trouble,
- putting trouble,
- made tough.
• invert (verb)
- transpose.
• inverted (verb)
- reversed,
- transposed,
- upturned,
- changed.
• jolt (verb)
- sprang something on,
- knocking over,
- throws a curve,
- throwing curve,
- throw curve,
- throws curve,
- knocks over,
- sprung on,
- threw a curve,
- springs something on,
- threw curve,
- sprang on,
- sprung something on,
- springing something on,
- springing on,
- throwing a curve,
- springs on.
• madden (verb)
- drive distraction,
- drove out of mind,
- drives insane,
- makes see red,
- drave insane,
- driving out mind,
- drive out mind,
- driving to distraction,
- driving crazy,
- drives out mind,
- driving insane,
- umbraged,
- drove crazy,
- driving distraction,
- drove distraction,
- driving out of mind,
- drives to distraction,
- made see red,
- drives distraction,
- drave to distraction,
- drave out of mind,
- drove out mind,
- drave out mind,
- drave distraction,
- drave crazy,
- umbraging,
- iring,
- steams up,
- making see red,
- drives out of mind,
- drives crazy,
- drove insane.
• mess up (verb)
- be-smirched,
- goofs up,
- be smirching,
- be smirched,
- be smirch,
- goofed up,
- be foul,
- be-foul,
- be fouled,
- be-smirch,
- be-fouled,
- be-smirches,
- be fouls,
- be smirches,
- be fouling,
- be-fouling,
- be-smirching,
- bollixes,
- be-fouls,
- goofing up.
• miff (verb)
- re sents,
- re-sent,
- re-sents,
- re sent.
• mix up (verb)
- mis takes,
- mis-taking,
- mis taken,
- mis-takes,
- mis-take,
- mis taking,
- mis-took,
- mis take,
- mis took.
• molest (verb)
- be sets,
- be-setting,
- be-sets,
- be setting,
- be-set.
• offend (verb)
• override/overrule (verb)
- bends to one's will,
- bends will,
- out-votes,
- dis allows,
- bended to one's will,
- bent ones will,
- bended to ones will,
- re calls,
- bending to one's will,
- re-calling,
- bending ones will,
- out votes,
- rides roughshod,
- takes no account of,
- bends to one will,
- over ridden,
- re-call,
- dis-regards,
- making void,
- out-vote,
- made null and void,
- bent to one will,
- dis allow,
- over-ruling,
- bends ones will,
- bent one will,
- over ruling,
- ruled against,
- re pealing,
- over-riding,
- bend to one will,
- re peal,
- out voting,
- over rules,
- rode roughshod,
- dis-regarding,
- made null void,
- bending one will,
- dis regard,
- bent to will,
- over-rode,
- bend to ones will,
- out voted,
- make null void,
- out weighing,
- re pealed,
- dis-allows,
- dis-allowing,
- bending to ones will,
- bended to will,
- made void,
- out-voting,
- bend will,
- out vote,
- makes null void,
- bends to will,
- dis allowing,
- out-weigh,
- out-weighing,
- bended one will,
- re calling,
- ruling against,
- re peals,
- bending to one will,
- over rule,
- bend one's will,
- out weighs,
- outvotes,
- over-rides,
- out-weighed,
- took no account of,
- riding roughshod,
- rules against,
- bended ones will,
- over-rule,
- over rides,
- bends one will,
- out-weighs,
- rid roughshod,
- re-peals,
- over-ridden,
- not heeds,
- bend ones will,
- dis regarded,
- bending will,
- makes null and void,
- taking no account of,
- dis-allow,
- re-pealed,
- bend one will,
- bended to one will,
- out weighed,
- bent to one's will,
- making null and void,
- dis-regard,
- bent will,
- bended will,
- making null void,
- over-ruled,
- dis-regarded,
- re-calls,
- bent to ones will,
- bend to will,
- over ruled,
- dis allowed,
- over-rules,
- bends one's will,
- bent one's will,
- dis regarding,
- bending to will,
- dis regards,
- re-called,
- out-voted,
- over riding,
- over ride,
- dis-allowed,
- over rode,
- bending one's will,
- bended one's will,
- bends to ones will.
• overthrow (verb)
- brought ruin,
- brings to ruin,
- ex terminating,
- bring ruin,
- ex-terminate,
- ex-terminated,
- ex-terminates,
- ex-terminating,
- puts end to,
- over-throwing,
- ex terminates,
- over-threw,
- over thrown,
- over threw,
- over-thrown,
- over throw,
- putting end to,
- over throwing,
- ex terminate,
- over-throws,
- puts an end to,
- bringing to ruin,
- over-throw,
- ex terminated,
- over throws,
- brings ruin.
• overturn (verb)
- turns upside down,
- over turning,
- over-turn,
- over-turning,
- turning upside down,
- over-turns,
- over turns.
• overwhelm (verb)
- blowing out the water,
- blowing out of water,
- blows out of water,
- over whelming,
- over-whelming,
- blows out water,
- running circles around,
- blew out the water,
- blew out water,
- sur prises,
- over-whelms,
- over whelms,
- sub-ordinate,
- over whelm,
- blowing out water,
- blew out of water,
- sub ordinates,
- sub ordinate,
- ran circles around,
- sur-prise,
- sub-ordinates,
- blows out the water,
- sur-prising,
- rendering speechless,
- sur-prises,
- sur-prised,
- renders speechless,
- blows out of the water,
- over-whelm,
- sur prising,
- blow out the water,
- sur prise,
- runs circles around,
- blow out water,
- blew out of the water,
- blowing out of the water.
• provoke (verb)
- gets on one's nerves,
- got one nerves,
- got on one's nerves,
- gets one nerves,
- gets one's nerves,
- sets on,
- worked in to lather,
- works into lather,
- got one's nerves,
- got ones nerves,
- gat on nerves,
- tries one patience,
- making blood boil,
- getting on ones nerves,
- gets on one nerves,
- gat one nerves,
- wrought into lather,
- gets ones nerves,
- gets on ones nerves,
- gets on nerves,
- worked into lather,
- got on nerves,
- gets nerves,
- getting ones nerves,
- gotten one's nerves,
- tried ones patience,
- working in to lather,
- tries patience,
- getting on one's nerves,
- gat nerves,
- get on ones nerves,
- gotten on ones nerves,
- getting on nerves,
- try ones patience,
- get nerves,
- try one patience,
- trying ones patience,
- get ones nerves,
- gotten nerves,
- working into lather,
- get one's nerves,
- trying one's patience,
- gat on one's nerves,
- gat ones nerves,
- work in to lather,
- getting nerves,
- works in to lather,
- got on ones nerves,
- got on one nerves,
- gotten ones nerves,
- getting one nerves,
- setting on,
- try patience,
- gotten one nerves,
- tried patience,
- gat one's nerves,
- got nerves,
- trying patience,
- gat on one nerves,
- tried one patience,
- makes blood boil,
- wrought in to lather,
- getting on one nerves,
- trying one patience,
- made blood boil,
- gotten on one's nerves,
- get on one nerves,
- tried one's patience,
- gotten on nerves,
- tries one's patience,
- getting one's nerves,
- get one nerves,
- gat on ones nerves,
- gotten on one nerves,
- tries ones patience.
• raze (verb)
- un-builds,
- tears up,
- unbuilds,
- un built,
- tare up,
- un-build,
- blowing down,
- un builds,
- un building,
- blew down,
- un-building,
- scratches out,
- un-built,
- scratched out,
- blows down,
- un build.
• rebel (verb)
- dis sents,
- is insubordinate,
- taking arms,
- gets out line,
- gotten out of line,
- being insubordinate,
- ran amok,
- dis obeys,
- art insubordinate,
- got out line,
- dis-obeying,
- came out against,
- gotten out line,
- turns against,
- dis-obeyed,
- turning against,
- getting out of line,
- turned against,
- rose up,
- gat out line,
- insurrects,
- dis sent,
- taking up arms,
- wast insubordinate,
- dis-obeys,
- rock boat,
- were insubordinate,
- coming out against,
- get out line,
- takes arms,
- dis obeying,
- gets out of line,
- insurrected,
- dis obey,
- dis obeyed,
- are insubordinate,
- wert insubordinate,
- insurrecting,
- comes out against,
- took up arms,
- dis-sents,
- was insubordinate,
- got out of line,
- gat out of line,
- takes up arms,
- getting out line,
- runs amok,
- took arms,
- dis-sent,
- dis-obey.
• reverse (verb)
- dis-mantle,
- declares null and void,
- going backwards,
- re arranged,
- re-versing,
- re versed,
- re versing,
- evaginated,
- declaring null and void,
- re treats,
- dis mantling,
- declare null void,
- ex-changing,
- re-arranging,
- inter changes,
- about facing,
- re-tract,
- ex changes,
- evaginating,
- ex change,
- inter change,
- declares null void,
- declared null void,
- over-setting,
- oversets,
- re verse,
- over-sets,
- turns around,
- re arranges,
- over-set,
- re-arranged,
- Oversetting,
- about face,
- over sets,
- dis mantled,
- went backwards,
- dis-mantled,
- evaginates,
- re tracts,
- dis mantles,
- re-versed,
- re-treating,
- dis-mantles,
- re-verse,
- ex changing,
- re-treat,
- re-tracts,
- inter-changing,
- re treating,
- re-arrange,
- over setting,
- about faced,
- goes backwards,
- inter changed,
- ex-changed,
- re-treats,
- moves backwards,
- turns back,
- inter changing,
- re tract,
- dis mantle,
- declaring null void,
- re-treated,
- re-arranges,
- re arranging,
- inter-changes,
- re arrange,
- dis-mantling.
• revolt (verb)
- restructure,
- revolt.
• revolted (verb)
- overthrown,
- restructured,
- Revolted,
- shaken up,
- Overthrew,
- Rebelled.
• shake (verb)
- unstringed,
- unstrings,
- knocked props out,
- commoves,
- knocks props out,
- knocking props out,
- succussed,
- un-string,
- succusses,
- un string,
- succussing,
- un stringing,
- sets motion,
- set motion,
- un-stringed,
- un strings,
- un-stringing,
- concusses,
- un-strings,
- un stringed,
- Commoved.
• shatter (verb)
- break heart,
- broke a heart,
- brake heart,
- breaks heart,
- breaks a heart,
- breaking a heart,
- broke heart,
- brake a heart,
- breaking heart.
• spill (verb)
- dis-charged,
- dis charge,
- dis-charge,
- over-flown,
- over-flow,
- over flow,
- dis-charges,
- welling over,
- dis charging,
- over fills,
- over-flows,
- dis gorged,
- dis-gorging,
- dis charges,
- dis-gorged,
- runs over,
- over-fills,
- over-flowing,
- over flowing,
- over-filling,
- over flown,
- dis-gorge,
- dis gorge,
- dis charged,
- over flowed,
- spilled over,
- over flows,
- over filling,
- dis gorges,
- dis-charging,
- over-fill,
- welled over,
- over filled,
- wells over,
- spilt over,
- over fill,
- over-flowed,
- over-filled,
- dis gorging,
- dis-gorges,
- spills over.
• spoil (verb)
- de spoil,
- de spoiled,
- de facing,
- dis figuring,
- de spoils,
- de-spoiled,
- de-facing,
- making useless,
- made useless,
- de face,
- dis-figuring,
- de-faced,
- dis figure,
- de-filing,
- de faced,
- makes useless,
- de files,
- de-face,
- dis-figure,
- de-faces,
- dis figures,
- de-files,
- dis figured,
- de file,
- dis-figured,
- de filed,
- de-spoil,
- de faces,
- de filing,
- de spoiling,
- de-file,
- dis-figures,
- de-spoils,
- de-spoiling,
- de-filed.
• swamp (verb)
- in undated,
- be siege,
- over loading,
- over crowd,
- over-crowd,
- over loads,
- over crowded,
- waterlogging,
- sub-merges,
- over-loads,
- be-sieges,
- sub-merge,
- in-undated,
- over loaded,
- swallowed up,
- be-sieging,
- over crowding,
- sub merging,
- sub-merging,
- over-loading,
- over-load,
- swallows up,
- waterlogs,
- be-sieged,
- over crowds,
- be-siege,
- be sieges,
- over-loaded,
- be sieging,
- sub-merged,
- sub merges,
- over-crowded,
- over-crowds,
- be sieged.
• tackle (verb)
- bringing to ground,
- brought to ground,
- inter cept,
- inter-cept,
- puts the freeze on,
- brought to the ground,
- bringing ground,
- bring to ground,
- brought the ground,
- bringing to the ground,
- bring ground,
- brought ground,
- took hold of,
- putting the freeze on,
- bringing the ground,
- put freeze on,
- puts freeze on,
- brings to the ground,
- taking hold of,
- brings the ground,
- bring the ground,
- brings to ground,
- putting freeze on,
- takes hold of,
- brings ground.
• tangle (verb)
- inter laced,
- inter twists,
- made a party to,
- inter locking,
- dragging in to,
- inter-locks,
- inter twist,
- inter locked,
- inter-locking,
- inter-lock,
- drags into,
- inter lock,
- inter-lacing,
- inter lace,
- inter twisted,
- making party to,
- dragging into,
- dragged into,
- intertwists,
- drag in to,
- inter twisting,
- inter-locked,
- makes a party to,
- inter-twists,
- inter-twisting,
- made party to,
- inter-twisted,
- inter-lace,
- inter-laced,
- inter-twist,
- inter laces,
- makes party to,
- inter locks,
- inter lacing,
- inter-laces,
- making a party to,
- dragged in to,
- drags in to.
• throw (verb)
- de-livered,
- letted fly,
- de-liver,
- de liver,
- flings off,
- de-livering,
- letting fly,
- de livering,
- lapidating,
- dis lodged,
- dis-lodge,
- flinging off,
- lets fly,
- dis-lodges,
- dis-lodging,
- flung off,
- dis lodge,
- dis lodging,
- dis lodges,
- letted go,
- de livers,
- de-livers,
- de livered,
- dis-lodged.
• thwart (verb)
- re-strained,
- re strain,
- give slip,
- upsets one's apple cart,
- upsetting one's apple cart,
- gave slip,
- giving slip,
- re-strains,
- gives slip,
- re strained,
- re straining,
- gives the slip,
- re strains,
- re-straining,
- giving the slip,
- gave the slip,
- playing off,
- plays off,
- upsets one apple cart,
- upsets ones apple cart,
- takes wind out of,
- took wind out of,
- upsetting one apple cart,
- upset ones apple cart,
- upsetting ones apple cart,
- upset one apple cart,
- taking wind out of,
- re-strain.
• tip (verb)
- in-clines,
- in cline,
- un-load,
- un loads,
- un loaded,
- un-loads,
- in clines,
- toppled over,
- toppling over,
- re-clines,
- un load,
- in-cline,
- topples over,
- re clines,
- re cline,
- un loading,
- re-cline.
• topple (verb)
- doeth a pratfall,
- losing it,
- taking a header,
- hit dirt,
- hitting the dirt,
- doest pratfall,
- nose dove,
- dost pratfall,
- doing a pratfall,
- nose diving,
- loses it,
- doest a pratfall,
- nose dived,
- doth a pratfall,
- nose dives,
- didst pratfall,
- nosedove,
- hits the dirt,
- doth pratfall,
- doing pratfall,
- does pratfall,
- top pled,
- nosediving,
- takes a header,
- hits dirt,
- took a header,
- do pratfall,
- does a pratfall,
- top-pled,
- goes belly up,
- did a pratfall,
- dost a pratfall,
- taking header,
- took header,
- went belly up,
- did pratfall,
- take header,
- takes header,
- hitting dirt,
- doeth pratfall,
- nose-dove,
- didst a pratfall.
• touch (verb)
- made impression,
- strook chord,
- makes an impression,
- making impression,
- gets through to,
- tugging at heart,
- strikes chord,
- tugged at the heart,
- tugs the heart,
- tugged heart,
- gotten through to,
- making an impression,
- tugged at heart,
- made an impression,
- striking a chord,
- tug at heart,
- getting through to,
- gat through to,
- tugs heart,
- feels out,
- strook a chord,
- tugged the heart,
- strikes a chord,
- tugs at the heart,
- tugs at heart,
- strike chord,
- tugging heart,
- struck a chord,
- tug heart,
- tugging at the heart,
- make impression,
- striking chord,
- tugging the heart,
- makes impression,
- tug the heart,
- struck chord,
- felt out,
- got through to.
• trouble (verb)
- drives up the wall,
- drives the wall,
- driving the wall,
- drove the wall,
- drove wall,
- driving up wall,
- made a scene,
- drave up wall,
- drave wall,
- makes fuss,
- imposed on,
- drove up the wall,
- make scene,
- driving wall,
- drives up wall,
- drave up the wall,
- make fuss,
- made scene,
- imposes on,
- making a fuss,
- makes a fuss,
- driving up the wall,
- making scene,
- imposing on,
- making fuss,
- making a scene,
- made a fuss,
- drives wall,
- drove up wall,
- makes scene,
- drive the wall,
- makes a scene,
- made fuss,
- drive up wall,
- drave the wall,
- drive wall.
• tumble (verb)
- bowls down,
- bowling down,
- de scending,
- de-scend,
- de-scended,
- de-scends,
- losing footing,
- de scend,
- de scends,
- de-scending,
- loses footing,
- lost footing,
- de scended.
• turn (verb)
- de-touring,
- de-tracts,
- faced about,
- de parting,
- voltefacing,
- volte-faced,
- de touring,
- re-coils,
- shies away,
- re channeled,
- re channeling,
- re-channelled,
- re trace,
- re-channel,
- re-channelling,
- re-traced,
- de part,
- re lapse,
- rechannelled,
- re direct,
- de-toured,
- re traces,
- re-direct,
- re-coiling,
- re-trace,
- re-channels,
- re lapses,
- re-turned,
- de tract,
- re channel,
- re-channeled,
- re directing,
- de tracts,
- re tracing,
- de toured,
- re-lapses,
- volteface,
- re-turning,
- re lapsing,
- de parts,
- re directs,
- re channels,
- re lapsed,
- re-channeling,
- de-parting,
- re coils,
- re-tracing,
- volte faced,
- de-part,
- de parted,
- re-directing,
- re-coil,
- de-tour,
- re-directs,
- re-directed,
- de-tract,
- volte-facing,
- re coiling,
- re turns,
- Re-turn,
- re-turns,
- shied away,
- faces about,
- volte facing,
- de tours,
- de-parted,
- re turning,
- re-coiled,
- re-lapsing,
- re channelling,
- re-lapse,
- re channelled,
- changing position,
- de-parts,
- re directed,
- re coiled,
- re-traces,
- facing about,
- changed position,
- voltefaces,
- re-lapsed,
- changes position,
- de-tours,
- shying away,
- de tour,
- re traced,
- re turn,
- re coil,
- voltefaced.
• undo (verb)
- out smarted,
- out-foxed,
- out-smart,
- un did,
- over reached,
- over-reaches,
- over reaches,
- out smart,
- un-does,
- out fox,
- un does,
- out-foxes,
- un-did,
- out smarts,
- out-smarted,
- out foxing,
- out-smarts,
- un-doing,
- out-smarting,
- un doing,
- out foxes,
- over reach,
- over-reach,
- out foxed,
- out smarting,
- over reaching,
- out-foxing,
- over-reaching,
- out-fox.
• unhorse (verb)
- un-horse,
- un horsing,
- un-horses,
- un horses,
- un-horsed,
- un horsed,
- un-horsing,
- un horse.
• unseat (verb)
- un seating,
- un seated,
- un-seated,
- un-seats,
- un-seat,
- un seat,
- un-seating,
- un seats.
• vex (verb)
- getting in one's hair,
- gets in one's hair,
- gat in one hair,
- gat in one's hair,
- getting in ones hair,
- art at,
- ticks off,
- getting in hair,
- gets ones hair,
- get one hair,
- being at,
- get in one hair,
- get in ones hair,
- gat one hair,
- gets one's hair,
- got in one hair,
- wast at,
- gotten hair,
- getting hair,
- gotten in one's hair,
- gat in ones hair,
- getting one hair,
- getting one's hair,
- gotten in one hair,
- gotten one hair,
- gets one hair,
- gat in hair,
- getting ones hair,
- ticking off,
- getting in one hair,
- gat ones hair,
- am at,
- got in hair,
- gotten ones hair,
- got one hair,
- are at,
- gotten one's hair,
- is at,
- gets in ones hair,
- got in ones hair,
- gets in hair,
- got hair,
- were at,
- got in one's hair,
- gat hair,
- gat one's hair,
- get hair,
- wert at,
- got ones hair,
- gets hair,
- get ones hair,
- gets in one hair,
- was at,
- gotten in ones hair,
- gotten in hair,
- get one's hair,
- got one's hair.
• win (verb)
- carries day,
- carry day,
- am victorious,
- carries the day,
- wast victorious,
- gaining victory,
- wert victorious,
- walking off with,
- coming in first,
- art victorious,
- walked with,
- carrying the day,
- being first,
- coming first,
- taking prize,
- finished front,
- wert first,
- art first,
- carrying day,
- carried the day,
- walked away with,
- were first,
- finishing front,
- came in first,
- walking away with,
- takes the prize,
- was first,
- took the prize,
- gains victory,
- are victorious,
- takes prize,
- were victorious,
- wast first,
- took prize,
- walking with,
- walks with,
- walks away with,
- gained victory,
- take prize,
- carried day,
- is first,
- comes first,
- finishes front,
- finishing in front,
- finished in front,
- walks off with,
- finish front,
- finishes in front,
- came first,
- are first,
- being victorious.
• worry (verb)
- feels uneasy,
- bites ones nails,
- bit one's nails,
- hast qualms,
- sweated out,
- bit nails,
- bite ones nails,
- gnawed at,
- bit ones nails,
- concerned oneself,
- concerning oneself,
- bite one nails,
- concerns oneself,
- felt uneasy,
- bites nails,
- bit one nails,
- bites one nails,
- bites one's nails,
- has qualms,
- hath qualms,
- gnawing at,
- had qualms,
- having qualms,
- hadst qualms,
- sweats out,
- haddest qualms,
- gnaws at,
- feeling uneasy.
• wound (verb)
Other synonyms:
- fed up,
- devastate,
- bad-tempered,
- gnaw at,
- hang over,
- drag down,
- dither,
- pissy,
- embittered,
- afraid,
- sadden,
- turn the tables,
- wound up,
- winning streak,
- overprotective,
- tensed up,
- frayed,
- nauseate,
- shellshocked,
- Piqued,
- aggrieved,
- miffed,
- displeased,
- paranoid,
- huffy,
- pressured,
- fretful,
- destroy,
- broody,
- wary,
- frustrated,
- hesitant,
- subjection,
- overcloud,
- mess with,
- uptight,
- heated,
- desperately,
- resentful,
- disgruntled,
- half-crazed,
- disgusted,
- teed off,
- pissed off,
- indignant,
- uncomfortable,
- Disordering,
- self-consciously,
- worked up,
- faze,
- walkover,
- tear apart,
- walkaway,
- pyrrhic victory,
- angst-ridden,
- petulant,
- high-strung,
- eat away at,
- sulky.
- haunt,
- dyspeptic,
- knotted,
- belligerent,
- assail,
- impatient,
- angry,
- frightened,
- screw up,
- turmoil,
- oppress,
- unsettle,
- upside down,
- gun-shy,
- drop,
- knock out,
- bitterly,
- get down.
- concerned,
- desperate,
- torture,
- grand slam,
- grim,
- blowout,
- break up,
- whitewash,
- agitation,
- leadership,
- right,
- disorganization.
- distress,
- serious,
- rattle,
- stew,
- knock,
- lather.
- bitter,
- tumult,
- title,
- down,
- mean.
- rock,
- sweep.
- get,
- sharp.
• agitate
- got to,
- psychs,
- turning on,
- burning up,
- PSYCH,
- gets to,
- get to,
- bug up,
- in flames,
- burn up,
- getting to,
- work up,
- make flip,
- ventilated,
- ventilate,
- psyching.
• aroused
- excited.
• bring down
- mowed down,
- slain,
- levels,
- lowered,
- laid low,
- knocks down,
- kos,
- shoot down,
- knocking down,
- mowing down,
- mows down,
- lay low,
- knock down,
- throwing down,
- murdered,
- throw down,
- mow down,
- knocked down.
• complicate
- snarl up,
- inter-relating,
- interrelates,
- embroiled,
- interfused,
- in fold,
- makes waves,
- make intricate,
- render unintelligible,
- muck up,
- inter-related,
- inter-woven,
- snarled up,
- interrelated,
- open can of worms,
- interrelating,
- interfusing,
- Interfuse,
- inter-relate,
- mucked up,
- snafued,
- interrelate.
• confuse
- mix up,
- leading astray,
- render uncertain,
- fuddle,
- disorienting,
- misinformed,
- disorient,
- stirred up,
- disorients,
- fuddles,
- be cloud,
- led astray,
- stirs up,
- throws off balance,
- lead astray,
- stirring up,
- fuddled,
- Fuddling.
• confute
- prove false,
- prove wrong,
- bring to naught,
- knocks props out from under,
- blow sky high,
- setting aside,
- proved wrong,
- Parried,
- set aside.
• contract
- go down with,
- succumb to,
- fall victim to,
- take one's death,
- Indisposing,
- become infected with,
- is afflicted with,
- succumbing to,
- Sank,
- be ill with,
- be afflicted with.
• defeat
- scatters,
- Shipwrecking,
- torpedoing,
- torpedo,
- shipwreck,
- shipwrecks,
- finish off,
- Torpedoes,
- prevail over,
- torpedoed,
- roll back,
- over-run,
- out maneuver,
- over-runs,
- Repulsing,
- finished off,
- Entrapped,
- Trashed.
• depress
- cast down,
- beat down,
- dulls,
- bum out,
- bummed out,
- keeps under,
- reduce to tears,
- Dulling,
- keep under,
- casting down,
- kept under,
- turn one off,
- throw cold water on.
• derange
- Dement,
- drive mad,
- frenzying,
- make insane,
- Disarraying,
- unbalancing.
• disagree
- be distasteful,
- go against the grain,
- be unsuitable,
- make ill,
- be disturbing,
- be sickening.
• dislocate
- disarticulate,
- put out of joint,
- disarticulating,
- disarticulates,
- disarticulated.
• dismay
- throw into a tizzy,
- throw into tizzy.
• disoblige
- put about.
• disorder
- Distempered,
- mussed up,
- muss up,
- Distempering,
- discreate.
• displease
- cut to the quick,
- curdled,
- Discontenting,
- Winging,
- zinging,
- play dirty,
- curdling.
• disrupt
- fractured,
- interfered with,
- holed,
- interferes with,
- breached,
- Holing,
- interfering with,
- breaking into,
- break into,
- Fracturing,
- Breaching.
• disturb
- make uneasy.
• disturbed
- state.
• hinder
- baffle.
• humble
- take down a peg,
- pop one's balloon,
- Bemean,
- make one feel small,
- make eat dirt,
- struck dumb,
- put one away,
- strike dumb,
- bemeaned.
• invert
- upending,
- Transplace,
- turn inside out,
- EVERTS,
- upturning,
- flip-flopping,
- inverses,
- turning inside out,
- evert,
- turned the tables,
- inversed,
- everting,
- flipflop,
- Flipping,
- introvert,
- upends,
- turned inside out,
- turn down,
- Everted.
• madden
- steamed up,
- steam up,
- steaming up,
- drive crazy,
- drove to distraction,
- make see red,
- IRED,
- drive to distraction,
- drive insane,
- drive out of mind.
• miff
- miff.
• Other relevant words:
- set in motion,
- Discrowned,
- hit the dirt,
- dumped on,
- contract,
- evaginate,
- try,
- letting go,
- tip,
- lose footing,
- fall headlong,
- be disagreeable,
- lay a bad trip on,
- pain,
- reverse,
- hurtle,
- Snowing,
- rechannels,
- prangs,
- tremored,
- queered,
- turning around,
- work into lather,
- barraging,
- nose-diving,
- unmans,
- wound,
- tore up,
- bring to ruin,
- give heave-ho,
- brought to ruin,
- troubling,
- dump on,
- stir,
- tangled,
- hang up,
- try one's patience,
- disconcert,
- downed,
- push one's buttons,
- unfrock,
- provoke,
- fall flat,
- put to trouble,
- bringing ruin,
- queers,
- declared null and void,
- out wit,
- Intertwist,
- embarrassing,
- disunifies,
- demoralize,
- working over,
- joggle,
- subordinating,
- capsize,
- nose-dive,
- carp at,
- tackle,
- psyched out,
- over turn,
- knock over,
- spite,
- come out against,
- prang,
- shake,
- put off,
- come in first,
- washout,
- up set,
- depress,
- overwhelms,
- taking the prize,
- lean on,
- put out of countenance,
- fling off,
- lapidate,
- lets go,
- played off,
- eaten,
- sheers,
- turn topsy-turvy,
- turn,
- concussed,
- Slipped,
- outvoted,
- outwitting,
- Mutinied,
- turning back,
- unbuilt,
- breaking down,
- hurtling,
- Overset,
- tick off,
- run out of town,
- giving trouble,
- Jostled,
- nose dive,
- martyrizing,
- remove from office,
- lose it,
- heckle,
- mystify,
- throw out on ear,
- unstring,
- joggles,
- subvert,
- Volleying,
- displease,
- needling,
- lays waste,
- walk off with,
- bobbling,
- irritates,
- turn against,
- bowled down,
- going belly up,
- make uncomfortable,
- undo,
- scotches,
- going in,
- succuss,
- Reversing,
- perturb,
- scratching out,
- take steam out,
- go in,
- take apart,
- tear up,
- outvote,
- turn one's stomach,
- overcrowding,
- Ejected,
- defeat,
- overbalances,
- make one sick,
- Dynamiting,
- blow down,
- Fussing,
- drag into,
- goes in,
- win,
- disturb,
- offend,
- took apart,
- give a hard time,
- Subordinated,
- jolt,
- scratch out,
- taking apart,
- mess up,
- crash-land,
- Kinked,
- unman,
- volte-face,
- get under one's skin,
- Joggled,
- nosedived,
- make useless,
- falling headlong,
- goof up,
- over set,
- rule against,
- drive into,
- flip out,
- DAMPS,
- be victorious,
- over-ride,
- rebel,
- Damped,
- be insubordinate,
- pancaked,
- uncrowning,
- depose,
- be first,
- agitate,
- affect,
- get on nerves,
- put on the spot,
- take arms,
- Peppering,
- crash,
- incommode,
- rises up,
- shies,
- hurt,
- tangle,
- put end to,
- disoblige,
- Pothered,
- give no quarter,
- jouncing,
- Martyred,
- transformed,
- make party to,
- not heed,
- catapulted,
- Damping,
- grossed out,
- overcrowds,
- Discrowning,
- spill,
- zigzags,
- intertwisting,
- gain victory,
- sent up,
- giving way,
- Snowed,
- Chivying,
- harry,
- tumble,
- rise up,
- hurt one's feelings,
- went in,
- spring something on,
- break down,
- shunt,
- get in hair,
- blowing out,
- catapulting,
- whelms,
- give trouble,
- traumatize,
- madden,
- martyrized,
- queering,
- Nettles,
- disenchant,
- let fly,
- concuss,
- boot out,
- nose-dives,
- make a monkey of,
- make a party to,
- setting in motion,
- take aback,
- do a pratfall,
- unfrocked,
- bobble,
- moved backwards,
- overthrow,
- get on one's nerves,
- Imprest,
- rattle one's cage,
- disgust,
- raze,
- out weigh,
- be at,
- take no account of,
- Chivied,
- flurry,
- turn back,
- walk away with,
- makes tough,
- fill with loathing,
- touch,
- swallow up,
- insurrect,
- play off,
- run circles around,
- unmanning,
- go for jugular,
- irk,
- stoning,
- carry the day,
- work over,
- buffalo,
- spoilt,
- moving backwards,
- plough into,
- sicken,
- is victorious,
- lay waste,
- make a scene,
- influences,
- send up,
- disquiet,
- hinders,
- makes void,
- dithered,
- discommode,
- Unglue,
- exacerbate,
- Zigzagged,
- Downs,
- make sick,
- doublecross,
- Unbuild,
- drive up the wall,
- was victorious,
- bowl down,
- whelm,
- dynamited,
- go backwards,
- swamp,
- invert,
- come first,
- dizzies,
- unmanned,
- Littering,
- drummed out,
- confuse,
- detouring,
- tearing up,
- Pelleted,
- detoured,
- give way,
- Uncrown,
- get out of line,
- impeded,
- comes in first,
- thumb nose at,
- spring on,
- get in one's hair,
- chivy,
- give a bad time,
- martyrize,
- bollixed,
- Sheered,
- throw,
- cloy on,
- impose on,
- psych out,
- disenchanting,
- ride roughshod,
- bollix,
- ruin,
- nose-dived,
- rechanneling,
- hurt feelings,
- bobbles,
- declare null and void,
- put an end to,
- Martyring,
- bend to one's will,
- lapidated,
- take wind out of,
- disaffect,
- pelleting,
- make blood boil,
- bobbled,
- buffaloed,
- Pothering,
- unbuilding,
- ticked off,
- render speechless,
- rendered speechless,
- turn upside down,
- downing,
- commove,
- not heeded,
- set on,
- Scotching,
- be set,
- mislay,
- caught short,
- rechannel,
- took aback,
- unfrocking,
- knock props out,
- splash down,
- walked off with,
- bother,
- molest,
- disagree,
- Bandying,
- putting spot,
- unmakes,
- ridden,
- unglues,
- Sheering,
- eating,
- Dizzied,
- over-crowding,
- offend morals of,
- blow out,
- concussing,
- lurch,
- turn around,
- walk with,
- redirected,
- peppers,
- drumming out,
- fall prostrate,
- Kinking,
- martyrizes,
- shy away,
- removes from office,
- disenchants,
- be repulsive,
- leaning on,
- Worsting,
- ail,
- double cross,
- turn over,
- gave way,
- not heeding,
- removed from office,
- pranged,
- make void,
- Shying,
- redirects,
- worry,
- put in a hole,
- discompose,
- rechanneled,
- wounded,
- freeze out,
- drum out,
- dithering,
- run amok,
- put in a spot,
- humble,
- intertwisted,
- turn stomach,
- torn up,
- worked over,
- swallowing up,
- rechannelling,
- blow out of water,
- disunify,
- sets in motion,
- bollixing,
- rising up,
- Buffaloes,
- turned back,
- unmaking,
- plundered,
- shunts,
- thwart,
- turned upside down,
- take the prize,
- ungluing,
- take a header,
- Fussed,
- bring down,
- overbalance,
- Joggling,
- complicate,
- take up arms,
- Shunting,
- inter-change,
- confute,
- sends up,
- face about,
- running amok,
- tip over,
- uncrowned,
- keel over,
- lurching,
- lost it,
- hit where one lives,
- knocked over,
- change position,
- Whelmed,
- throw a curve,
- intrude upon,
- waterlog,
- redirecting,
- spoils,
- pepper,
- matted,
- disrupt,
- embarrass,
- volte-faces,
- grieve,
- tremoring,
- Reluct,
- muss,
- discomfit,
- topple,
- eat,
- unmake,
- heckling,
- get under skin,
- catch one short,
- upset apple cart,
- go back,
- overbalanced,
- prevails,
- mess with one's head,
- spoil,
- Scotched,
- overcrowd,
- topple over,
- taking aback,
- inducing,
- finish in front,
- dislocate,
- Preventing,
- unstringing,
- barraged,
- make a fuss,
- Shunted,
- booting out,
- Zigzagging,
- overwhelm,
- vex,
- inspires,
- gross out,
- Peppered,
- unseat,
- laid waste,
- turned around,
- put out of order,
- lapidates,
- laying waste,
- derange,
- go belly up,
- disorganize,
- keel,
- Commoving,
- Discrown,
- pick on,
- blow out of the water,
- slipping,
- make it tough,
- redirect,
- make null and void,
- move backwards,
- upset one's apple cart,
- overbalancing,
- takes aback,
- Bandied,
- jolting,
- unhorse,
- mystified,
- grate on,
- Volleyed,
- ride out on rail,
- outvoting,
- Whelming.
• pain
- harrow,
- pained.
• ruined
- destroyed.
• shatter
- break a heart.
• spill
- well over,
- spill over,
- spilling over,
- Spilt,
- overfilling,
- ran over,
- overfill,
- running over,
- overfilled,
- overfills.
• tackle
• touch
- tug at the heart,
- feel out,
- touching,
- get through to,
- make an impression,
- feeling out,
- strike a chord.
• worry
- Dunning,
- feel uneasy,
- bite nails,
- sweating out,
- dun,
- sweat out,
- bite one's nails,
- have qualms,
- Dunned,
- concern oneself,
- DUNS.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- gravel,
- crushed,
- bowled over,
- stricken,
- startle,
- overmatched,
- galvanize,
- turn one's head,
- suppression,
- throw over,
- unstrung,
- trip up,
- throw into confusion,
- startled,
- subversion,
- shattered,
- Discomforted,
- overpowered,
- unnerved,
- shake up,
- put out,
- electrified,
- overmastered,
- embroil,
- overborne,
- electrify,
- Overridden,
- convulsion,
- prostrate,
- embarrassed,
- turnover,
- heel over,
- shatter,
- stagger,
- Perturbate,
- Bouleversement,
- disturbance,
- dashed,
- demoralized,
- Staggered,
- finish,
- start,
- give a turn,
- unbrace.

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Reverse Entailment
- Verb, past participle
  perturbed.
Independent
- Adjective
  affected, annoying, anxious, depressed, depressing, disappointing, disgruntled, enraged, hurt, hysterical, irate, panicky, rattled, sorry, troubled, uptight, Saddened.
- Noun, singular or mass
  disturbance.
- Verb, past participle
  affected, afflicted, amended, annoyed, appalled, aroused, backed, baffled, beset, bothered, breached, buffeted, changed, collapsed, concerned, confused, constrained, crossed, dashed, defeated, demolished, depressed, deranged, desired, destroyed, devastated, disappointed, disconcerted, discontented, discontinued, disillusioned, dismantled, disordered, disputed, disrupted, dissatisfied, distorted, distracted, disturbed, earned, embarrassed, endangered, ended, enraged, eroded, excited, failed, financed, flustered, found, gone, harmed, horrified, hurt, ignored, impaired, impeded, insulted, interrupted, inverted, irritated, liked, marred, misunderstood, modified, moved, obstructed, offended, opposed, outraged, overthrown, overturned, overwhelmed, paid, pestered, prejudiced, preoccupied, puzzled, raised, ranked, rattled, ravaged, removed, reversed, riled, ruined, ruptured, scorned, severed, shaken, shocked, shot, smashed, stressed, stripped, struck, stung, stunned, tarnished, tears, terminated, terrified, threatened, thwarted, torn, touched, troubled, turned, undone, unhinged, upended, vexed, violated, vitiated, wanted, weakened, worried, Batted, Caused, Challenged, Deceived, Derailed, Feared, Flown, Freaked, Hampered, Hindered, Interposed, Jeopardized, Knocked, Met, Ousted, Questioned, Rankled, Repaid, Rocked, Roused, Saddened, Screwed, Shifted, Shown, Toppled, Trashed, Wept, Wished, Frazzled, Compromised, Cried, Spilled, Spilt, undermined, irked, vandalized, spooked, wracked, destabilized, overreacted, concussed, inconvenienced, tweaked, reunited, jeopardised, mobilised, pissed, destabilised.
- Verb, base form
  affect, alter, annoy, bore, bother, break, compromise, confuse, damage, defeat, destabilise, destabilize, destroy, distort, disturb, endanger, hurt, impair, impede, injure, insult, interfere, interrupt, irritate, jeopardize, overturn, prejudice, sabotage, shake, shatter, subvert, thwart, undermine, wound.
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- Adjective
  annoyed, concerned, confused, disappointed, displeased, disruptive, dissatisfied, distraught, distressed, disturbed, disturbing, edgy, excited, flustered, frustrated, furious, heartbroken, indignant, irritated, jumpy, livid, nervous, offended, outraged, overwhelmed, perturbed, restless, saddening, shocked, sore, stunned, uncomfortable, uneasy, unhappy, worried, pissed.
- Verb, past participle
  frustrated.
- Verb, base form
  antagonise, antagonize, displease, disrupt, frustrate, nervous, offend, perturb, spite.

Hyponym for Upset:

v.
- change
  disturb, touch.
- competition
  get the better of, defeat, overcome.

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