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What is another word for
saltier
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Comparative for tasting of, containing, or preserved with salt
Comparative for stimulating to the mind or senses, typically in a pleasant way
Comparative for inappropriate, untoward or indecent in nature
Comparative for offended or upset, especially due to being oversensitive
Comparative for contemptuously ridiculing or mocking someone or something
Comparative for having a sharp, pungent flavor
Comparative for having a predisposition to argue or engage in confrontations
(
of a person or their manner
)
Comparative for childishly sulky or bad-tempered
Comparative for exploitative, usually in an unscrupulous manner
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Adjective
▲
Comparative for tasting of, containing, or preserved with salt
brinier
tangier
acrider
sourer
tarter
more saline
more salt
more brackish
more brak
more piquant
more alkaline
more saliferous
more saltish
more pickled
“The vegetable stock is
salty
enough that additional salt probably won't be necessary.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for stimulating to the mind or senses, typically in a pleasant way
livelier
sharper
racier
spicier
zestier
wittier
perter
savorier
US
savourier
UK
snappier
tangier
tarter
zingier
punchier
keener
juicier
acuter
hotter
vivider
more piquant
more pungent
more colourful
UK
more zestful
more humorous
more poignant
more spirited
more vigorous
more biting
more colorful
US
more exciting
more provocative
more intriguing
more interesting
more caustic
more fascinating
more cutting
more stimulating
more stinging
more piercing
more scintillating
more suggestive
more titillating
more salacious
more tantalizing
US
more scandalous
more sensational
more entertaining
more lurid
more thrilling
more tantalising
UK
more ❯
“He proceeded to insult everyone, telling them, in more
salty
language, that he didn't need any of them to win.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for inappropriate, untoward or indecent in nature
racier
bawdier
lewder
spicier
vulgarer
dirtier
smuttier
naughtier
coarser
ruder
obscener
cruder
raunchier
broader
earthier
filthier
grosser
wantoner
fouler
profaner
saucier
unseemlier
nastier
trashier
pornier
rawer
sexier
wickeder
juicier
sordider
fruitier
viler
baser
lower
crasser
impoliter
meaner
hotter
purpler
tackier
shadier
randier
muckier
rougher
cheaper
steamier
seamier
slier
uncouther
livelier
looser
uncleaner
disgustinger
faster
lustier
sleazier
commoner
ruggeder
badder
hornier
ranker
eviller
sicker
fleshlier
itchier
skankier
perverser
trampier
tartier
unworthier
horribler
rowdier
ignobler
wilder
gaudier
gruesomer
grubbier
scurvier
tawdrier
abjecter
poorer
unfitter
maturer
robuster
unhappier
wretcheder
bizarrer
unrulier
fleshier
pervier
paltrier
snider
pettier
viciouser
grimier
awkwarder
ignoranter
grodier
toeier
lusher
stronger
squalider
shoddier
hotter under the collar
laxer
noisier
humbler
louder
sorrier
lowlier
uglier
pitifuller
awfuller
unpleasanter
horrider
terribler
shabbier
yuckier
lousier
rottener
beastlier
ickier
loathlier
miserabler
dastardlier
earthlier
more blue
more suggestive
more ribald
more off
more gamy
more gamey
more off-color
US
more indecent
more indelicate
more salacious
more improper
more indecorous
more immodest
more lascivious
more near the knuckle
more adult
more erotic
more titillating
more pornographic
more impure
more prurient
more offensive
more scandalous
more scatological
more scatologic
more explicit
more Rabelaisian
more foul-mouthed
more inappropriate
more licentious
more tasteless
more rakish
more provocative
more lecherous
more colourful
UK
more taboo
more colorful
US
more sexual
more hardcore
more hard-core
more lustful
more lurid
more libidinous
more lowbrow
more exciting
more scurrilous
more seductive
more scabrous
more vulgarian
more sensual
more bad-mannered
more untoward
more immoral
more rogue
more devilish
more unbecoming
more unrefined
more indiscreet
more rascally
more daring
more sizzling
more stimulating
more foulmouthed
more boorish
more distasteful
more unmannerly
more unrestrained
more unchaste
more profligate
more libertine
more shameless
more arousing
more unvirtuous
more incontinent
more questionable
more unconventional
more carnal
more depraved
more dissolute
more lowbred
more degenerate
more debauched
more corrupt
more unwholesome
more promiscuous
more raffish
more unpolished
more uncultured
more lubricious
more sinful
more uncultivated
more concupiscent
more ill-bred
more incult
more illiberal
more insensible
more abusive
more blasphemous
more goatish
more passionate
more profaned
more lubricous
more graceless
more satyric
more hypersexual
more reprobate
more decadent
more perverted
more dishonourable
UK
more sickening
more voluptuous
more uncleanly
more whorish
more dishonorable
US
more low-down
more unsavoury
UK
more unsavory
US
more atrocious
more lickerish
more trollopy
more soft-core
more shameful
more slatternly
more obnoxious
more tactless
more bodily
more unacceptable
more outrageous
more abandoned
more wrong
more uninhibited
more inelegant
more loathsome
more defiled
more unprincipled
more boisterous
more revolting
more repulsive
more odious
more Fescennine
more rollicking
more discourteous
more unsophisticated
more contemptible
more noisome
more hideous
more undiplomatic
more nauseating
more degraded
more intemperate
more wrongful
more orgiastic
more unscrupulous
more disreputable
more ruttish
more unsuitable
more inapt
more infelicitous
more inapposite
more incongruous
more incorrect
more malapropos
more inept
more unapt
more physical
more repugnant
more unfitting
more amiss
more roisterous
more Cyprian
more jackleg
more sullied
more warped
more rakehelly
more rakehell
more uncivil
more despicable
more irreverent
more tainted
more undignified
more disrespectful
more malodorous
more rumbustious
more ignominious
more exploitative
more corporeal
more vituperative
more detestable
more rambunctious
more execrable
more contaminated
more degrading
more disgraceful
more disorderly
more currish
more infamous
more servile
more illicit
more ill-mannered
more worthless
more rough-and-tumble
more ridiculous
more undecorous
more libellous
UK
more libelous
US
more risque
more profanatory
more malicious
more amorous
more brutish
more uncontrollable
more untactful
more sensuous
more embarrassing
more luscious
more ithyphallic
more charmless
more uncontrolled
more barbarous
more impious
more uncurbed
more unclassy
more barbaric
more outlandish
more wolfish
more hircine
more wayward
more sacrilegious
more iniquitous
more undesirable
more hot and bothered
more animalistic
more unsubtle
more desirous
more swinging
more amoral
more unmoral
more relaxed
more bestial
more unsettling
more unutterable
more derisive
more dishonest
more callous
more farcical
more slavish
more abominable
more vitriolic
more casual
more abhorrent
more invective
more opprobrious
more contumelious
more pejorative
more disparaging
more deprecatory
more insulting
more derogatory
more denigratory
more plebeian
more uproarious
more venomous
more robustious
more scurrile
more vituperatory
more truculent
more groundless
more dreadful
more vituperous
more hardened
more saturnalian
more unbefitting
more ungentlemanly
more unladylike
more reprehensible
more side-splitting
more repellent
more natural
more disagreeable
more noxious
more heinous
more mammalian
more visceral
more intuitive
more stinking
more disgustful
more instinctive
more organic
more instinctual
more untamed
more subconscious
more ungodly
more uncharitable
more bogging
more menial
more vomitous
more appetitive
more material
more mortal
more egregious
more ill-advised
more craven
more unchivalrous
more reproachful
more flagitious
more beastlike
more off-putting
more ❯
“As they gathered around the torchlit posts and watched her dance, they gave the usual lewd and
salty
comments and obscene suggestions as she whirled.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for offended or upset, especially due to being oversensitive
madder
angrier
crosser
sorer
huffier
eggier
more upset
more indignant
more incensed
more annoyed
more irritated
more resentful
more piqued
more disgruntled
more aggrieved
more displeased
more vexed
more irked
more exasperated
more hurt
more nettled
more miffed
more angered
more affronted
more aggravated
more bothered
more distressed
more pained
more disturbed
more miffy
more agitated
more snuffy
more browned off
more brassed off
more put out
more fed up
more cheesed off
more teed off
more peed off
“You're just
salty
because, unlike me, you don't have any useful talents besides playing the lute.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for contemptuously ridiculing or mocking someone or something
sharper
meaner
bitterer
acerber
brusquer
saucier
austerer
ornerier
eviller
severer
tarter
acrider
snarkier
nastier
keener
sarkier
drier
harsher
wrier
fiercer
violenter
viciouser
acuter
grimmer
sourer
snider
wiser
curter
gruffer
spitefuller
unkinder
cattier
rougher
pithier
slier
subtler
droller
greener
tangier
brinier
crueler
wantoner
ruder
wittier
hatefuller
cheekier
unfriendlier
harder
sterner
snappier
flipper
smarter
sassier
cleverer
fresher
cockier
racier
crisper
snootier
haughtier
snippier
sniffier
pepperier
snottier
wickeder
worse-tempered
colder
unpleasanter
pawkier
testier
shorter
stricter
angrier
terser
spicier
sneakier
stronger
nervier
crustier
clearer
powerfuller
blunter
edgier
playfuller
funnier
glibber
sillier
perter
prouder
uppitier
cutesier
blither
cuter
lippier
breezier
vainer
cooler
bolder
high and mightier
more sardonic
more mocking
more scornful
more derisive
more caustic
more contemptuous
more satirical
more cynical
more biting
more disparaging
more ironical
more cutting
more mordant
more satiric
more acerbic
more trenchant
more contumelious
more arrogant
more disrespectful
more offensive
more acid
more scorching
more corrosive
more carping
more backhanded
more irascible
more acrimonious
more scurrilous
more captious
more cussed
more disillusioned
more hostile
more smart-alecky
more sarcastic
more scathing
more acidic
more pungent
more stinging
more barbed
more mordacious
more vitriolic
more smart-aleck
more ironic
more astringent
more incisive
more virulent
more malicious
more venomous
more critical
more pointed
more ferocious
more piercing
more penetrating
more hurtful
more devastating
more edged
more truculent
more brutal
more withering
more pitiless
more ridiculing
more abrasive
more derisory
more disdainful
more insensitive
more waspish
more polemic
more deadpan
more laconic
more vinegary
more waggish
more deprecating
more apathetic
more straight-faced
more low-key
more sharp-tongued
more poker-faced
more matter-of-fact
more acidy
more burning
more tartish
more sourish
more smarting
more acetous
more soured
more acetose
more piquant
more heartless
more savage
more merciless
more callous
more unrelenting
more sadistic
more unsparing
more ruthless
more cold-blooded
more irreverent
more poisonous
more tongue-in-cheek
more insulting
more rancorous
more double-edged
more slighting
more derogatory
more abusive
more poignant
more blistering
more vindictive
more denigratory
more skeptical
US
more stringent
more cynic
more sceptical
UK
more uncomplimentary
more malign
more humorous
more telling
more forceful
more dismissive
more impertinent
more insolent
more opprobrious
more malignant
more maleficent
more pernicious
more twisted
more polemical
more malefic
more jesting
more misanthropical
more burlesque
more condescending
more splenetic
more deprecatory
more pejorative
more bantering
more supercilious
more degrading
more salt
more exciting
more provocative
more churlish
more ill-natured
more defiant
more squint-eyed
more passive-aggressive
more demeaning
more quizzical
more depreciatory
more depreciative
more derogative
more denigrative
more detractive
more abhorrent
more antagonistic
more disingenuous
more misanthropic
more pessimistic
more ill-tempered
more vitriolous
more lambent
more aggressive
more contemptible
more overwhelming
more overpowering
more snappish
more rigorous
more crabbed
more exacting
more ungracious
more inconsiderate
more thoughtless
more farcical
more contentious
more uncivil
more argumentative
more disputatious
more backbiting
more quick-witted
more Rabelaisian
more Hudibrastic
more overbearing
more egotistic
more hypercritical
more vigorous
more emphatic
more gally
more snidey
more flippant
more facetious
more driving
more forthright
more invective
more scurrile
more vituperatory
more defamatory
more censorious
more explicit
more distinct
more effective
more potent
more unequivocal
more calumniatory
more denunciatory
more slanderous
more reproachful
more obloquious
more libelous
US
more libellous
UK
more upbraiding
more mischievous
more crushing
more malevolent
more vituperative
more vituperous
more casual
more inane
more inappropriate
more baleful
more vengeful
more bilious
more ridiculous
more jokey
more offhand
more jocular
more snobbish
more impudent
more lighthearted
more jocose
more precious
more whimsical
more frivolous
more roguish
more impish
more cavalier
more audacious
more temperamental
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a sharp, pungent flavor
tangier
sharper
spicier
tarter
tastier
zestier
stronger
pepperier
hotter
sourer
bitterer
acerber
sweeter
harsher
brinier
nippier
fresher
zippier
savourier
UK
savorier
US
zingier
richer
acrider
stiffer
snappier
rottener
racier
yuckier
yukkier
more pungent
more piquant
more appetising
UK
more appetizing
US
more acid
more vinegary
more flavorful
more acidic
more biting
more flavoursome
UK
more aromatic
more flavorsome
US
more seasoned
more fiery
more spiced
more flavourful
UK
more flavorous
more sapid
more herbaceous
more curried
more stinging
more poignant
more zestful
more odoriferous
more fragrant
more redolent
more ambrosial
more scented
more perfumed
more overpowering
more stinking
more distasteful
more unsavory
US
more unsavoury
UK
more unpalatable
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a predisposition to argue or engage in confrontations
scrappier
touchier
feistier
chippier
spikier
stroppier
rougher
pushier
worse-tempered
difficulter
snappier
grouchier
crosser
crabbier
huffier
unrulier
violenter
ornerier
perverser
awkwarder
more quarrelsome
more argumentative
more disputatious
more contentious
more litigious
more opinionated
more hotheaded
more combative
more belligerent
more pugnacious
more bellicose
more confrontational
more antagonistic
more truculent
more gladiatorial
more militant
more agonistic
more factious
more cantankerous
more aggressive
more warlike
more discordant
more contrary
more polemical
more captious
more oppugnant
more controversial
more polemic
more challenging
more dissentient
more hostile
more fiery
more irascible
more petulant
more choleric
more defiant
more threatening
more ill-tempered
more rebellious
more irritable
more self-assertive
more eristic
more fractious
more disputative
more dissentious
more dialectical
more dialectic
more dissident
more heretical
more peevish
more pettish
more battling
more querulous
more arsey
more tempestuous
more arguesome
more turbulent
more excitable
more impassioned
more passionate
more offensive
more churlish
more quick-tempered
more clashing
more conflicting
more ❯
Adjective
▲
(
of a person or their manner
)
Comparative for childishly sulky or bad-tempered
crankier
crosser
grumpier
sulkier
testier
uptighter
grouchier
rattier
surlier
touchier
crabbier
huffier
moodier
pricklier
snappier
sullener
chippier
narkier
perverser
poutier
sourer
crotchetier
crustier
eggier
snarkier
tetchier
whinier
meaner
snippier
stuffier
mardier
raspier
worse-tempered
pepperier
edgier
bitterer
curmudgeonlier
moroser
miserabler
scratchier
fussier
snakier
scrappier
difficulter
grumblier
shirtier
spitefuller
angrier
tenser
curter
gruffer
glummer
brusquer
unfriendlier
blunter
stroppier
tarter
nastier
badder
wickeder
terser
unpleasanter
ruder
unhappier
mopier
impoliter
cattier
snider
bristlier
feistier
harsher
ornerier
gloomier
tougher
shorter
awkwarder
acrider
sorer
sharper
filthier
dourer
hastier
uglier
hotter under the collar
more petulant
more irascible
more irritable
more fiery
more fractious
more fretful
more peevish
more cantankerous
more choleric
more disgruntled
more huffish
more impatient
more querulous
more whingy
more crabbed
more pettish
more snappish
more splenetic
more captious
more churlish
more displeased
more peckish
more soreheaded
more ungracious
more miffy
more snippety
more waspish
more ill-tempered
more quick-tempered
more short-tempered
more ill-humored
US
more out of sorts
more discontented
more critical
more dissatisfied
more carping
more plaintive
more disagreeable
more censorious
more liverish
more dyspeptic
more bilious
more negative
more waspy
more bearish
more ill-natured
more quarrelsome
more resentful
more truculent
more cynical
more contentious
more hotheaded
more acrimonious
more waxy
more shrewish
more venomous
more vindictive
more sharp-tongued
more abrupt
more piqued
more grudging
more vehement
more jaundiced
more uncongenial
more ungenerous
more humourless
UK
more bellicose
more humorless
US
more indignant
more hostile
more uncivil
more discourteous
more boorish
more unhelpful
more unindulgent
more impetuous
more ill-mannered
more nagging
more rancorous
more litigious
more backbiting
more aggressive
more cattish
more vixenish
more temperamental
more sensitive
more unsociable
more argumentative
more volatile
more ireful
more misanthropic
more obstinate
more oversensitive
more pertinacious
more uncooperative
more contrary
more hypercritical
more exasperated
more brooding
more iracund
more disputatious
more annoyed
more chuffy
more passionate
more acid
more malignant
more childish
more vinegary
more saturnine
more cussed
more malicious
more trying
more obstreperous
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for exploitative, usually in an unscrupulous manner
sharper
shrewder
smarter
craftier
wilier
flier
sneakier
benter
cannier
cleverer
faster
shadier
shiftier
slicker
slier
dodgier
ornerier
slipperier
snakier
more dishonest
more cunning
more artful
more guileful
more unscrupulous
more corrupt
more devious
more dishonourable
UK
more dishonorable
US
more exploitative
more immoral
more insincere
more misleading
more rascally
more roguish
more treacherous
more unprincipled
more untrustworthy
more crooked
more deceptive
more duplicitous
more fraudulent
more rogue
more underhand
more underhanded
more deceitful
more designing
more hostile
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