Synonyms for Putting the whammy on:
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v.
• bewitch
- allure
, - attract
, - bedevil
, - beguile
, - captivate
, - capture
, - control
, - dazzle
, - draw
, - enchant
, - enrapture
, - enthrall
, - entrance
, - fascinate
, - hex
, - hypnotize
, - knock dead
, - knock out
, - put horns on
, - put the whammy on
, - put under magic spell
, - send
, - slay
, - spell
, - spellbind
, - sweep off one's feet
, - take
, - tickle
, - tickle pink
, - tickle to death
, - trick
, - turn on
, - vamp
, - voodoo
, - wile
, - wow
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What are the hypernyms for Putting the whammy on?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for putting the whammy on?
The phrase "putting the whammy on" often refers to someone casting a spell, jinxing or cursing someone else. The word "whammy" in itself means bad luck or misfortune. To find antonyms for this phrase, you can look towards words that indicate positivity and good luck. Words such as blessed, fortunate, lucky, or charmed could be used. The opposite of putting the whammy on could be to bless someone, wish them good luck or shower them with positive affirmations. So instead of putting the whammy on someone, why not spread some good vibes and positivity?
What are the antonyms for Putting the whammy on?
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v.
• bewitch
- bore
, - disenchant
, - disgust
, - let go
, - lose
, - offend
, - receive
, - reject
, - repel
, - repulse
, - tire
, - turn off
.
Related words: put the whammy on the competition, put a whammy on the competition, put a spell on the competition
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