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Synonyms for Bolter:
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n.
• absconder • fugitive Other relevant words:
- abandoned ,
- abandoned ship ,
- abscond ,
- absquatulate ,
- affray ,
- aimless ,
- altercate ,
- anchorite ,
- anhinga ,
- argufy ,
- awol ,
- bang ,
- bash ,
- bedraggled ,
- beetle off ,
- betrayer ,
- blackleg ,
- blind ,
- blinker ,
- block out ,
- blocking agent ,
- blowout ,
- bolt of lightning ,
- bolt out ,
- bombshell ,
- brain-teaser ,
- breakaway ,
- broken-down ,
- buckler ,
- cabinet ,
- captain ,
- carapace ,
- cast ,
- castaway ,
- challenge ,
- change ,
- change of mind ,
- change over ,
- cloak ,
- clochard ,
- closed book ,
- collaborationist ,
- commute ,
- concealment ,
- confederate ,
- conflict ,
- contravention ,
- convince ,
- cooperator ,
- corn dab ,
- corn dodger ,
- course ,
- cover ,
- covert ,
- craven ,
- creaky ,
- criminal ,
- criminalise ,
- criminalize ,
- crook ,
- cullender ,
- cuticle ,
- dash ,
- deadbolt ,
- decamp ,
- decrepit ,
- delinquent ,
- departure ,
- deport ,
- deportation ,
- deportee ,
- deserted ,
- destroyer ,
- deviation ,
- difference of opinion ,
- diffraction grating ,
- diffuse ,
- digress ,
- dilapidated ,
- discord ,
- discrepancy ,
- disguise ,
- dissemble ,
- dissonance ,
- divagate ,
- divergence ,
- double-crosser ,
- double-dealer ,
- dp ,
- dreamer ,
- drift ,
- drifter ,
- drifting ,
- dustup ,
- eat into ,
- emigrant ,
- emigree ,
- ephemeral ,
- err ,
- exchange ,
- exhibitionist ,
- expatriate ,
- expatriation ,
- fastening ,
- felon ,
- fencesitter ,
- fill in ,
- filmdom ,
- fissiparous ,
- fixing ,
- flash ,
- flea-bitten ,
- fleet ,
- fleeting ,
- flip-flop ,
- flit ,
- floater ,
- floating ,
- flutter ,
- footlocker ,
- fox ,
- fracas ,
- free-for-all ,
- fret ,
- friendless ,
- fugacious ,
- fugitive from justice ,
- gainsay ,
- ghost ,
- go off ,
- gobble ,
- gravelly ,
- grind ,
- habitual criminal ,
- hairdresser ,
- hairstylist ,
- harbor ,
- harbour ,
- henchman ,
- hobble ,
- holdfast ,
- hooky player ,
- illegalise ,
- illegalize ,
- illegitimate ,
- illicit ,
- imbue ,
- impediment ,
- impedimenta ,
- independent ,
- interpenetrate ,
- ishmael ,
- isolated ,
- lamp shade ,
- lampshade ,
- laugher ,
- lawless ,
- make off ,
- malefactor ,
- masque ,
- masquerade ,
- masquerade party ,
- master ,
- momentaneous ,
- momentary ,
- mystery story ,
- neglectful ,
- nicety ,
- no-show ,
- nonattender ,
- nuance ,
- obstructer ,
- obstruction ,
- obstructionist ,
- outgoer ,
- outlawed ,
- pardner ,
- pariah ,
- partner ,
- partner in crime ,
- passing ,
- penetrate ,
- permeate ,
- pervade ,
- pointer ,
- poltroon ,
- procurer ,
- projection screen ,
- protection ,
- ramble ,
- ramshackle ,
- range ,
- rankle ,
- rasping ,
- raspy ,
- rat ,
- ratter ,
- rebel ,
- reclusive ,
- refinement ,
- remainder ,
- remiss ,
- repeater ,
- resister ,
- reversal ,
- reverse ,
- reversion ,
- reversionist ,
- rigidly ,
- roam ,
- roll ,
- romp ,
- rootless ,
- rough ,
- rove ,
- rowing ,
- ruiner ,
- run off ,
- run out ,
- run-down ,
- run-in ,
- saboteur ,
- scab ,
- schismatical ,
- scoot ,
- scrap ,
- scrape ,
- scratchy ,
- screen out ,
- screenland ,
- scud ,
- sea captain ,
- secret ,
- separationist ,
- shackle ,
- shade off ,
- shadiness ,
- shadow ,
- shadowiness ,
- shell ,
- shoo-in ,
- shoot ,
- short-lived ,
- sift ,
- silver screen ,
- slap ,
- slapdash ,
- slyboots ,
- smack ,
- snakebird ,
- solitary ,
- solitudinarian ,
- sort ,
- spanker ,
- specter ,
- spectre ,
- spook ,
- stiffly ,
- storage locker ,
- strain ,
- street child ,
- styler ,
- subtlety ,
- swan ,
- tad ,
- tatterdemalion ,
- tax shelter ,
- test ,
- thunderclap ,
- thwarter ,
- tincture ,
- tint ,
- tom ,
- tom turkey ,
- tone ,
- tramp ,
- transeunt ,
- transitory ,
- transportation ,
- treasonist ,
- troglodyte ,
- tumble-down ,
- turkey cock ,
- turnaround ,
- two-timer ,
- undoer ,
- unlawful ,
- uprooter ,
- vagrant ,
- variance ,
- walkaway ,
- wander ,
- wastrel ,
- whodunit ,
- win over ,
- wishful thinker ,
- withdrawn ,
- woebegone ,
- words ,
- wraith ,
- wrangle ,
- DAKT ,
- Darted ,
- Dasher ,
- Discharger ,
- Drainer ,
- Eloper ,
- Firer ,
- Fleer ,
- MAUK ,
- RRW ,
- Runagate ,
- Scamperer ,
- Screwer ,
- Swallower ,
- Winnower ,
- absconder ,
- altercation ,
- apostate ,
- arrow ,
- backslider ,
- bangor ,
- barrer ,
- blocker ,
- bolt ,
- bolts ,
- brawl ,
- colander ,
- collaborator ,
- consumer ,
- conundrum ,
- convert ,
- dart ,
- darter ,
- defector ,
- deserter ,
- devourer ,
- difference ,
- disagreement ,
- displaced person ,
- dispute ,
- dissension ,
- enigma ,
- escapist ,
- evacuee ,
- fastener ,
- fetter ,
- feud ,
- fifth columnist ,
- flasher ,
- fugitive ,
- gobbler ,
- grate ,
- grating ,
- gulper ,
- guzzler ,
- joy powder ,
- levanter ,
- lightning ,
- locker ,
- mask ,
- mugwump ,
- mystery ,
- nailer ,
- obstructor ,
- peanut butter ,
- photocopier ,
- pinner ,
- proselyte ,
- quarrel ,
- quisling ,
- recidivist ,
- recreant ,
- refugee ,
- renegade ,
- riddle ,
- row ,
- runaway ,
- rusher ,
- schismatic ,
- screen ,
- secessionist ,
- securer ,
- separatist ,
- shade ,
- shado ,
- shafter ,
- shelter ,
- shield ,
- sieve ,
- sifter ,
- skipper ,
- slapper ,
- smacker ,
- sorter ,
- stateless person ,
- straighter ,
- strainer ,
- strikebreaker ,
- stylist ,
- thunderbolt ,
- traitor ,
- turnabout ,
- turncoat ,
- waster ,
- wolfer .
What are the hypernyms for Bolter?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
armament, artillery, explosive, firearm, gun, implements of war, weapon system, artillery piece, military weapon, Heavy machine.
Usage examples for Bolter
Yours very truly,- Harry Bolter.
"One Maid's Mischief"
Bolter never wants anything done for him, unless he's very much altered, and I don't think he will be."
"One Maid's Mischief"
"I shall be very, very glad to see Harry Bolter.
"One Maid's Mischief"
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