Synonyms for Kablooeyed:
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v.
• crush
- Contriturate
, - Triturate
, - beat
, - bray
, - break
, - bruise
, - buck
, - comminute
, - contuse
, - crease
, - crowd
, - crumble
, - crunch
, - embrace
, - enfold
, - express
, - hug
, - jam
, - kablooey
, - mash
, - pound
, - powder
, - press
, - pulverize
, - push
, - romp
, - rumple
, - squash
, - squeeze
, - squish
, - total
, - trample
, - tread
, - wrinkle
.
• detonate
- bang
, - blast
, - blow up
, - burst
, - discharge
, - explode
, - fulminate
, - let go
, - mushroom
, - push the button
, - shoot off
, - touch off
, - va-voom
.
• explode
- backfire
, - blaze
, - blow to kingdom come
, - break out
, - collapse
, - convulse
, - detonate
, - erupt
, - flame up
, - flare up
, - fracture
, - jet
, - rupture
, - set off
, - shatter
, - shiver
, - split
, - thunder
.
What are the hypernyms for Kablooeyed?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for kablooeyed?
Kablooeyed is an informal term used to describe someone who is extremely drunk or intoxicated. When looking for antonyms for this word, we can consider terms that describe individuals who are sober or not intoxicated. Some antonyms for kablooeyed include sober, clear-headed, lucid, levelheaded, composed, and alert. These terms represent the opposite of the state of mind that someone who is kablooeyed experiences. While experiencing a state of intoxication can be enjoyable for some, it is important to remember the dangers of excessive drinking and to always prioritize personal safety and responsible behavior.
What are the antonyms for Kablooeyed?
-
v.
• crush
- Unwrinkle
, - build up
, - compliment
, - encourage
, - inspirit
, - let go
, - lose
, - praise
, - pull
, - put together
, - release
, - smooth
, - surrender
, - uncompress
, - yield
.
• detonate
• explode
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