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Synonym for "bat"


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bat [noun]
means "stick"
bat [noun]
means "baseball concept"

Further results for the word "bat"

billy [noun]
means "stick"
bat, cudgel, bludgeon, shillelagh, club
bludgeon [noun]
means "stick"
bat, cudgel, club, shillelagh, billy
club [noun]
means "thing"
stick, bat, cudgel, bludgeon, shillelagh, billy
mallet [noun]
means "stick"
club, bat, racket, pole, hammer
stick [noun]
means "thing"
bat, billet
swat [verb]
means "blow"
knock, hit, rap, bat, sock, whack
thump [verb]
means "rap"
bat, tap, cudgel, hit, slap, beat
wink [verb]
means "twinkle"
bath [noun]
means "place"
bathe [verb]
means "wash"
shower, soak, immerse, douse
bathing [noun]
means "shower"
bath, sauna, shower room
bathroom [noun]
means "bath"
lavatory, shower, spa, sauna, shower room
baton [noun]
means "wand"
batter [verb]
means "abuse"
batter [noun]
means "dough"
battered [adjective]
means "beaten"
battery [noun]
means "gunnery unit"
battle [noun]
means "conflict"
combat, clash, strife, struggle, contention, contest, fight
combat [noun]
means "armed conflict"
battle, warfare, fighting, encounter, conflict, contest
action [noun]
means "conflict"
affair, sortie, battle, contest, brush, combat
anarchism [noun]
means "disturbance"
army [noun]
means "armed forces"
military, troops, infantry, battalion, corps
backlog [noun]
means "reserve"
bang [verb]
means "strike"
pound, batter, slap, burst, slam, smash
baste [verb]
means "beat"
thrash, trounce, club, pummel, lambaste, batter
beat [verb]
means "action"
strike, hit, batter, punch, cudgel, knock
beat up [verb]
means "abuse"
mistreat, batter, bruise, mishandle, smack, pummel
beating [noun]
means "attack"
battery, violence, assault, aggression, hitting
bikini [noun]
means "swim suit"
bathing suit, bathing costume
bloodshed [noun]
means "carnage"
gore, battle, slaughter, butchery, killing, bleeding
break [verb]
means "activity"
brush [noun]
means "conflict"
combat, action, scrap, affair, battle, collision
buffet [verb]
means "hit"
beat, batter, strike, flail, slap, flap
bunch [noun]
means "thing"
cluster, batch, bundle, clump, pack, group
butt [verb]
means "bump with the head"
bump, batter, ram, run into
campaign [verb]
means "wage war"
war, fight, battle, invade
cannon [noun]
means "gunnery unit"
battery
clash [noun]
means "disagreement"
disharmony, conflict, struggle, strife, battle, opposition
club [verb]
means "activity"
beat, bludgeon, batter, pommel, whack, hit
cluster [noun]
means "bunch"
clump, batch, group, knot, bundle, tuft
conflict [verb]
means "contest"
fight, battle, combat, contend, struggle, interfere
confrontation [noun]
means "combat"
action, fight, affair, affray, battle, conflict
contest [verb]
means "fight"
battle, contend, struggle, wrangle, compete, combat
contest [noun]
means "conflict"
battle, struggle, combat, fray, encounter, contention
corps [noun]
means "armed force"
military, troops, infantry, battalion, army
cruise [verb]
means "speech"
debate, discuss, talk about, consider, bat around
cudgel [verb]
means "strike"
hit, batter, punch, beat, knock, pound
dip [noun]
means "swim"
plunge, bath, dive
discount [verb]
means "abate"
allow, bate, deduct, rebate, remit, subtract
disorder [noun]
means "disturbance"
hubbub, brawl, battle, stir, bustle, discord
encounter [verb]
means "attack"
strike, battle, struggle, cope with
encounter [noun]
means "fight"
clash, battle, passage, combat, shock, conflict
field [noun]
means "place"
battlefield, terrain, terminal, airfield, airport, range
fight [verb]
means "activity"
battle, clash, challenge, scramble, combat, resist
fight [noun]
means "conflict"
action, confrontation, affair, affray, battle, combat
flail [verb]
means "hit"
beat, batter, strike, buffet, slap, flap
flourish [verb]
means "prosper"
luxuriate, be successful, flower, grow, batten, increase
graze [verb]
means "feed on grass"
batten
group [noun]
means "quantity"
collection, set, sort, array, batch, bunch
hitting [noun]
means "attack"
beating, violence, assault, aggression, battery
immersion [noun]
means "washing"
soaking, shower, showering, bath, soak
infantry [noun]
means "armed force"
military, troops, army, battalion, corps
injure [verb]
means "activity"
interfere [verb]
means "contest"
fight, battle, combat, contend, struggle, conflict
lavatory [noun]
means "bathroom"
bath, shower, spa, sauna, shower room, toilet
legion [noun]
means "army"
battalion, troops, brigade, division, company, detachment
lot [noun]
means "group"
assortment, bunch, set, batch, crowd, array
mashed [adjective]
means "crushed"
pressed, pulpy, pounded, battered, smashed
mass [noun]
means "thing"
lump, hunk, chunk, piece, batch, portion
maul [verb]
means "beat"
bruise, mangle, batter, pound, whip, trample
military [noun]
means "armed force"
army, troops, infantry, battalion, corps
offence [noun]
means "attack"
aggression, battery, assault, onset
offense [noun]
means "attack"
aggression, battery, assault, onset
oppose [verb]
means "conflict"
fight, violate, combat, battle, counter, confront
parcel [noun]
means "amount"
lot, batch, collection, group, quantity
paste [noun]
means "thing"
batter, purée
pelt [verb]
means "beat"
batter, knock, hit, belabour, strike
pressed [adjective]
means "crushed"
mashed, pulpy, pounded, battered, smashed
prosper [verb]
means "flourish"
luxuriate, be successful, flower, grow, batten, increase
pummel [verb]
means "beat"
thrash, trounce, club, baste, lambaste, batter
rampart [noun]
means "bulwark"
barrier, bastion, bunker, wall, dike, battlement
rinse [noun]
means "bath water"
bath, suds, wash
ruminate [verb]
means "feed on grass"
batten
scepter [noun]
means "ornamental rod"
mace, wand, staff, baton, rod, badge of office
shatter [verb]
means "break"
batter
shower [noun]
means "place"
bath, sauna, shower room
smash [verb]
means "break"
batter
soaking [noun]
means "washing"
bath, shower, showering, immersion, soak
stack [noun]
means "heap"
mound, pile, accumulation, mass, batch, store
strife [noun]
means "disagreement"
disharmony, conflict, struggle, clash, battle, opposition
struggle [verb]
means "fight"
conflict, battle, grapple, oppose, contend, contest
struggle [noun]
means "fight"
battle, clash, conflict, skirmish, strife, contest
suds [noun]
means "bath water"
rinse, bath, wash
swim [verb]
means "activity"
dip, plunge, bath, dive
thrive [verb]
means "blossom"
flower, bloom, grow, burgeon, batten, wax
toilet [noun]
means "appearance"
dressing, grooming, bathing, showering
troops [noun]
means "armed force"
military, army, infantry, battalion, corps
trounce [verb]
means "thrash"
flog, lambaste, batter, abuse, pommel
tuft [noun]
means "bunch"
clump, batch, group, knot, bundle, cluster
wage war [verb]
means "campaign"
war, fight, battle, invade
wall [noun]
means "thing"
battlement
wane [verb]
means "decline"
lower, abate, bate, reduce, contract, drain
war [noun]
means "conflict"
battle, warfare, fighting, encounter, contest, combat
warfare [noun]
means "armed conflict"
battle, combat, fighting, encounter, conflict, contest
wash [verb]
means "activity"
bathe, shower, soak, immerse, douse
wash [noun]
means "activity"
washing, bathing, cleansing, ablution
wet [verb]
means "activity"
soak, drench, saturate, deluge, bathe, douse
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