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Synonyms for Jollied:
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v.
• cajole- apple polish ,
- argue into ,
- banter ,
- beguile ,
- blandish ,
- bootlick ,
- brownnose ,
- build up ,
- butter up ,
- con ,
- crowd ,
- deceive ,
- decoy ,
- delude ,
- dupe ,
- entice ,
- entrap ,
- get around ,
- get next to ,
- hand a line ,
- induce ,
- influence ,
- inveigle ,
- jolly ,
- lay it on thick ,
- lure ,
- make up to ,
- maneuver ,
- massage ,
- mislead ,
- oil ,
- play up to ,
- push ,
- rub the right way ,
- seduce ,
- snow ,
- soap ,
- soft-soap ,
- soften ,
- spread it on ,
- stroke ,
- suck up to ,
- sweet-talk ,
- sweeten up ,
- tantalize ,
- tempt ,
- urge ,
- wheedle ,
- work on ,
- work over .
- chaff ,
- contemn ,
- detract ,
- dis ,
- disdain ,
- disparage ,
- do a number on ,
- dump on ,
- flout ,
- gibe ,
- knock ,
- laugh at ,
- lout ,
- pan ,
- pooh-pooh ,
- put down ,
- quiz ,
- ridicule ,
- roast ,
- scorn ,
- slam ,
- sneer ,
- twit .
- abase ,
- apple-polish ,
- be at beck and call ,
- be obsequious ,
- be servile ,
- bow ,
- buddy up ,
- cajole ,
- cater to ,
- cave in to ,
- cotton ,
- court ,
- cower ,
- crawl ,
- creep ,
- cringe ,
- crouch ,
- curry favor ,
- debase ,
- defer ,
- fall all over ,
- fall on one's knees ,
- flatter ,
- grovel ,
- honey up ,
- invite ,
- kneel ,
- kowtow ,
- lay it on ,
- lick boots ,
- pander ,
- pay court ,
- scrape ,
- slaver ,
- stoop ,
- submit ,
- toady ,
- truckle ,
- woo ,
- yield .
- frolic ,
- gambol ,
- horse around ,
- jape ,
- jest ,
- kid around ,
- laugh ,
- make merry ,
- play ,
- play the clown ,
- play tricks ,
- poke fun ,
- pull one's leg ,
- pun ,
- revel ,
- sport ,
- trick ,
- wisecrack .
- bother ,
- cozen ,
- flimflam ,
- gull ,
- hoax ,
- hoodwink ,
- joke ,
- make fun of ,
- make sport of ,
- pretend .
- Overpress ,
- bear down ,
- browbeat ,
- bulldoze ,
- coerce ,
- constrain ,
- dragoon ,
- encourage ,
- exert influence ,
- expedite ,
- fire up ,
- go to town on ,
- goad ,
- goose ,
- hurry ,
- impel ,
- inspire ,
- key up ,
- lean on ,
- motivate ,
- oblige ,
- pour it on ,
- press ,
- pressure ,
- prod ,
- push around ,
- put the screws to ,
- put up to ,
- railroad ,
- sell on ,
- speed ,
- speed up ,
- spur ,
- squeeze ,
- steamroll ,
- strong-arm ,
- turn on .
Other relevant words:
- Bantered ,
- Braved ,
- Cajoled ,
- Chaffed ,
- Fawned ,
- Flattered ,
- Gladded ,
- Jested ,
- Joked ,
- Kidded ,
- Raged ,
- Rallied ,
- Rejoiced ,
- Tantalized ,
- Taunted ,
- Twitted ,
- airy ,
- bouncy ,
- cheerfulness ,
- cheery ,
- convivial ,
- conviviality ,
- debonair ,
- ebullient ,
- effervescent ,
- elevated ,
- excited ,
- exuberant ,
- festal ,
- festive ,
- festivity ,
- fined ,
- frisky ,
- frolicsome ,
- full of beans ,
- gaiety ,
- gay ,
- genial ,
- glee ,
- happiness ,
- happy ,
- jollification ,
- jollity ,
- joviality ,
- merriment ,
- merrymaking ,
- mirth ,
- perky ,
- pleasant ,
- queered ,
- quick ,
- racy ,
- sanguine ,
- snappy ,
- teased ,
- vivacious ,
- warmed .
What are the hypernyms for Jollied?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
encouraged, inspired, Buoyed, Cheered, Energized.
What are the opposite words for jollied?
The antonyms for the word "jollied" include words like depressed, sulked, gloomed, frowned, and moped. These words have a completely opposite meaning to "jollied" which means to cheer up or to make someone happy. When someone is jollied, they feel uplifted and joyful, but when they are depressed, they feel low and disheartened. Sulked means to be angry or sad and not willing to talk to anyone. If someone is gloomed, they are in a state of sadness or despair. Frowned is a gesture of disapproval or displeasure, while moped means to be unhappy and listless. These words are helpful when trying to express the opposite meaning of "jollied".
What are the antonyms for Jollied?
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v.
• cajole- bully ,
- discourage ,
- disenchant ,
- disgust ,
- dissuade ,
- force ,
- repel ,
- repulse ,
- turn off .
- be serious .
Usage examples for Jollied
He knew now that he was being "jollied."
"The Son of his Father"
We got arrested last Friday on the Jericho turnpike for going fifty miles an hour, but she jollied the policeman so that he only swore to thirty, and we were let off with a reprimand.
"A Top-Floor Idyl"
He shook hands warmly with Walter and Hal, whom he recognized at once as Woodcraft Camp boys, was introduced to Sparrer, and jollied Pat on what he was pleased to term his "New York airs."
"The Boy Scouts in A Trapper's Camp"
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