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Synonym for "pan"


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The synonym pan synonymous definition words:

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pan [noun]
means "cooking"

Further results for the word "pan"

kettle [noun]
means "thing"
container, pan, vessel, canister, pot
mine [verb]
means "activity"
excavate, dig, extract, quarry, pan, drill
pot [noun]
means "thing"
container, pan, vessel, canister, kettle
pandemonium [noun]
means "inferno"
pander [noun]
means "manipulator"
panegyric [adjective]
means "complimentary"
panel [noun]
means "line"
panic [noun]
means "feeling"
panoply [noun]
means "impressive array"
panoply [noun]
means "complete covering"
pant [verb]
means "pulsate"
pant [verb]
means "gasp"
pant [noun]
means "gasp"
huff, heave, puff, throb
Hades [noun]
means "inferno"
netherworld, hell, pandemonium, abyss
ache [noun]
means "health"
pain, agony, twinge, pang, spasm
acting [noun]
means "behaving"
dramatizing, performing, pantomime, depiction, dramatic performance
agony [noun]
means "severe pain"
alarm [verb]
means "frighten"
dismay, appall, panic, scare, shock, startle
anarchy [noun]
means "commotion"
disturbance, bedlam, pandemonium, agitation, furore, turmoil
anxious [adjective]
means "apprehensive"
distressed, afraid, fearful, panicky, wild, agitated
apprehensive [adjective]
means "anxious"
distressed, afraid, fearful, panicky, wild, agitated
array [noun]
means "dress"
bank [noun]
means "thing"
line, panel, row, array, tier
basket [noun]
means "thing"
hamper, bushel, pannier, bassinet, crate, bin
behaving [noun]
means "acting"
dramatizing, performing, pantomime, depiction, dramatic performance
bin [noun]
means "hamper"
bushel, pannier, bassinet, crate, basket, cradle
blasting [noun]
means "movement of air"
puffing, blowing, blustering, gasping, panting, breathing
blow [verb]
means "activity"
puff, gasp, pant, breathe, exhale, whisper
blowing [adjective]
means "movement of air"
puffing, blasting, blustering, gasping, panting, breathing
blustering [noun]
means "movement of air"
puffing, blasting, blowing, gasping, panting, breathing
breathing [adjective]
means "inhaling and exhaling"
alive, sensitive, panting, smelling
bushel [noun]
means "hamper"
basket, pannier, bassinet, crate, bin, cradle
commendation [noun]
means "praise"
tribute, testimonial, eulogy, panegyric, encomium
compliment [noun]
means "commendation"
endorsement, praise, tribute, eulogy, homage, panegyric
confusion [noun]
means "commotion"
disturbance, bedlam, pandemonium, agitation, furore, turmoil
covet [verb]
means "desire"
long, choose, pant, crave, fancy, long for
cramp [noun]
means "pain"
spasm, pang, convulsion, twinge
crate [noun]
means "hamper"
bushel, pannier, bassinet, basket, bin, cradle
depiction [noun]
means "behaving"
dramatizing, performing, pantomime, acting, dramatic performance
desire [verb]
means "covet"
long, choose, pant, crave, fancy, long for
dismay [noun]
means "fright"
panic
dress [noun]
means "thing"
garments, habiliment, array, panoply
epidemic [adjective]
means "widespread"
pandemic, pestilence
eulogy [noun]
means "commendation"
endorsement, praise, tribute, compliment, homage, panegyric
exhale [verb]
means "puff"
gasp, pant, breathe, blow, whisper, wheeze
fearful [adjective]
means "anxious"
solicitous, nervous, panicky, jumpy
febrile [adjective]
means "feverish"
finery [noun]
means "dress"
apparel, attire, array, clothes, garments, panoply
fright [noun]
means "fear"
alarm, dread, consternation, horror, dismay, panic
frighten [verb]
means "alarm"
dismay, appall, panic, scare, shock, startle
gasping [noun]
means "movement of air"
puffing, blasting, blustering, blowing, panting, breathing
hamper [noun]
means "basket"
pannier, crate
heave [verb]
means "breathe"
exhale, pant
hell [noun]
means "vision"
crisis, netherworld, hades, pandemonium, abyss
horror [noun]
means "state"
dread, trepidation, consternation, dismay, fear, panic
jumpy [adjective]
means "anxious"
solicitous, nervous, panicky, fearful
long for [verb]
means "covet"
long, choose, pant, crave, fancy, desire
mime [verb]
means "mimic"
mime [noun]
means "caricature"
pantomime, imitation, mimicry, parody, mockery
mimic [verb]
means "mime"
copy, exaggerate, imitate, parody, impersonate, pantomime
mimicry [noun]
means "caricature"
pantomime, imitation, mime, parody, mockery
out of breath [adjective]
means "breathless"
gasping, panting, puffing, exhausted
parody [verb]
means "activity"
pantomime, ape
pest [noun]
means "blight"
bane, epidemic, blast, pandemic, pestilence, plague
pestilence [noun]
means "widespread"
pandemic, epidemic
plate [noun]
means "thing"
panel
poll [noun]
means "event"
procurer [noun]
means "pimp"
pander, whoremonger, runner, agent, hustler
puff [verb]
means "blow"
exhale, pant, whiff
scare [verb]
means "frighten"
alarm, intimidate, shock, startle, terrify, panic
scared [adjective]
means "frightened"
alarmed, panicky, terrified, fearful, afraid, anxious
scenic [adjective]
means "property"
panoramic, breathtaking, beautiful, unspoiled, picturesque, spectacular
smelling [adjective]
means "inhaling and exhaling"
alive, sensitive, panting, breathing
spasm [noun]
means "pain"
cramp, pang, convulsion, twinge
stampede [verb]
means "bolt"
charge, rush, panic, smash
startle [verb]
means "frighten"
dismay, appall, panic, scare, shock, alarm
stratum [noun]
means "sheet"
plane, slice, plate, leaf, layer, panel
terrify [verb]
means "frighten"
dismay, appall, panic, scare, shock, startle
thrill [verb]
means "activity"
tier [noun]
means "line"
panel, row, array, bank
tumult [noun]
means "disturbance"
disorder, commotion, chaos, turmoil, pandemonium, agitation
twinge [noun]
means "pain"
spasm, pang, convulsion, cramp
view [noun]
means "vista"
panorama, scene, sight, picture, spectacle, outlook
vista [noun]
means "view"
panorama, scene, sight, picture, spectacle, outlook
wheeze [verb]
means "puff"
gasp, pant, breathe, exhale, whisper, blow
write-up [noun]
means "press review"
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