Synonyms for Peel rubber:
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v.
• accelerate
- advance
, - drive
, - dust
, - expedite
, - forward
, - further
, - hurry
, - impel
, - precipitate
, - quicken
, - roll
, - spur
, - step up
, - stimulate
, - tool
.
• burn rubber
Other relevant words:
- Furthering
, - Gunning
, - Guns
, - Hurries
, - REVS
, - accelerate
, - burn rubber
, - fire up
, - fires up
, - forwarding
, - gun
, - gunned
, - hammer on
, - hasten
, - impelled
, - lay a patch
, - lay rubber
, - make tracks
, - nail it
, - open up
, - opened up
, - opening up
, - put on afterburners
, - put pedal to metal
, - railroad
, - railroaded
, - railroading
, - rev
, - rev up
, - revved
, - revving
, - skin out
, - sped up
, - speed up
, - speeded up
, - speeding up
, - step on gas
, - tooled
, - tooling
.
What are the hypernyms for Peel rubber?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
material removal, rubber removal.
What are the opposite words for peel rubber?
Peel rubber is an informal expression that typically refers to accelerating a vehicle quickly, often resulting in the tires' screeching on the pavement. Some antonyms for peel rubber include decelerate, slow down, brake, stop, and come to a standstill. These words denote the opposite action, where the vehicle decreases speed or becomes stationary. Other antonyms for peel rubber include crawl, creep, idle, dawdle, and stroll. These words describe a slow or leisurely pace in contrast to the fast and abrupt acceleration referenced by peel rubber. The appropriate antonym for peel rubber depends on the context in which it is used.
What are the antonyms for Peel rubber?
-
v.
• accelerate
- block
, - cease
, - check
, - decelerate
, - defer
, - delay
, - discourage
, - dissuade
, - halt
, - hinder
, - impede
, - postpone
, - repress
, - retard
, - slow
, - slow down
, - stop
, - wait
.
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