What's another word for
What's the opposite of
Meaning of the word
Words that rhyme with
Sentences with the word
Translate
From English
To English
to
Afrikaans
Albanian
Amharic
Arabic
Armenian
Azerbaijani
Basque
Belarusian
Bengali
Bosnian
Bulgarian
Catalan
Cebuano
Chichewa
Chinese
Corsican
Croatian
Czech
Danish
Dutch
Esperanto
Estonian
Farsi
Filipino
Finnish
French
Frisian
Galician
Georgian
German
Greek
Gujarati
Haitian Creole
Hausa
Hebrew
Hindi
Hmong
Hungarian
Icelandic
Igbo
Indonesian
Irish
Italian
Japanese
Javanese
Kannada
Kazakh
Khmer
Korean
Kurdish
Kyrgyz
Lao
Latin
Latvian
Lithuanian
Luxembourgish
Macedonian
Malagasy
Malay
Malayalam
Maltese
Maori
Marathi
Mongolian
Burmese
Nepali
Norwegian
Polish
Portuguese
Punjabi
Romanian
Russian
Samoan
Scots Gaelic
Serbian
Sesotho
Shona
Sinhala
Slovak
Slovenian
Somali
Spanish
Sundanese
Swahili
Swedish
Tajik
Tamil
Telugu
Thai
Turkish
Ukrainian
Urdu
Uzbek
Vietnamese
Welsh
Xhosa
Yiddish
Yoruba
Zulu
Find Words
All Words
2-Letter Words
3-Letter Words
4-Letter Words
5-Letter Words
6-Letter Words
7-Letter Words
8-Letter Words
9-Letter Words
10-Letter Words
11-Letter Words
12-Letter Words
13-Letter Words
14-Letter Words
Words With Friends
Scrabble
Crossword / Codeword
Starting With
Ending With
Containing Exactly
Containing the Letters
Use * for blank tiles (max 2)
Use * for blank spaces
Advanced Word Finder
Find the
Plural
Singular
Past Tense
Present Tense
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
Noun
of
Pronounce the word
in
Afrikaans
Albanian
Arabic
Bengali
Chinese
Croatian
Czech
Danish
Dutch
English
Finnish
French
German
Greek
Hindi
Hungarian
Icelandic
Indonesian
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Latin
Malay
Malayalam
Marathi
Nepali
Norwegian
Polish
Portuguese
Romanian
Russian
Serbian
Slovak
Spanish
Swahili
Swedish
Tamil
Telugu
Thai
Turkish
Ukrainian
Uzbek
Vietnamese
Welsh
Find Names
Meaning of the name
Origin of the name
Names meaning
Names starting with
Names of origin
Synonyms
Antonyms
Definitions
Rhymes
Sentences
Translations
Find Words
Word Forms
Pronunciations
What is another word for
idiom
?
Need
synonyms for idiom
? Here's a list of
similar words
from our
thesaurus
that you can use instead.
Contexts
▼
▲
A form of expression natural to a language, person, or group of people
A phrase expressing a basic truth which may be applied to common situations
A small group of words standing together as a conceptual unit, typically forming a component of a clause
A phrase that acts like a single word
A word or term that is considered offensive or vulgar
Language designed to have a persuasive or impressive effect, but which is often regarded as lacking in sincerity or meaningful content
… more ▼
▲
Noun
▲
A form of expression natural to a language, person, or group of people
language
talk
usage
jargon
parlance
speech
vernacular
argot
-speak
tongue
lingo
locution
patois
patter
phraseology
phrasing
style
vocabulary
cant
colloquialism
dialect
idiosyncrasy
lexicon
lexis
localism
manner of speaking
provincialism
saying
style of speech
syntax
vernacularism
way of speaking
word
choice of words
mode of expression
street talk
figure of speech
form of words
terminology
slang
idiolect
diction
jive
shoptalk
shop
expression
turn of phrase
wording
words
prose
geekspeak
verbiage
accent
-ese
utterance
palaver
doublespeak
regionalism
gibberish
articulation
voice
discourse
lingua franca
native tongue
phrase
gobbledegook
manner of writing
regional language
local tongue
brogue
non-standard language
local lingo
speed pattern
communication
vocalization
US
tone
mother tongue
conversation
dictionary
manner
mode
verbalization
style of writing
way of writing
mode of writing
word choice
pronunciation
localisms
regionalisms
provincialisms
sociolect
local parlance
journalese
legalese
vocalisation
UK
local speech
newspeak
mumbo jumbo
bombast
vein
wordage
fashion
prattle
verbal expression
interchange
signal
sound
mode of speech
oral communication
langue
nomenclature
terms
blather
acrolect
basilect
local language
monolog
US
slant
script
monologue
UK
variety of language
set phrase
local slang
local idiom
pidgin
creole
everyday language
spoken language
colloquial speech
enunciation
expressions
local variety
local talk
non-standard variety
local usage
oratory
locutions
rhetoric
verbal communication
native speech
conversational language
common parlance
idioms
mode of speaking
style of speaking
usages
colloquialisms
elocution
spoken communication
barbarisms
sublanguage
speaking
technospeak
vulgarisms
poetry
accents
vulgar tongue
form of expression
turns of phrase
way of talking
vocalizing
US
Creole
voicing
native language
jive talk
intercourse
discussion
dialog
US
spiel
vocalising
UK
expressing
dialogue
UK
vocal expression
double talk
Greek
drivel
nonsense
psychobabble
computerese
gabble
rigmarole
bureaucratese
twaddle
bizzo
bunkum
netspeak
specialized language
technical language
cliché
balderdash
insipidity
guff
slanguage
waffle
double Dutch
abracadabra
fustian
obscure language
banality
bunk
unintelligible language
neologism
gobbledygook
leetspeak, l33tspeak
bull's wool
overused term
trite language
hackneyed term
commonplace term
stale language
rubbish
bull
claptrap
hogwash
babble
garbage
malarkey
baloney
poppycock
tripe
rot
blether
flapdoodle
bosh
hooey
hocus-pocus
trash
jabber
argle-bargle
hokum
bilge
piffle
tosh
eyewash
codswallop
phooey
dribble
cobblers
wack
blathers
havers
cack
balls
tommyrot
double-talk
applesauce
gammon
bushwa
toffee
cod
bulldust
crapola
jabberwocky
stuff and nonsense
hot air
silliness
foolishness
senselessness
madness
buzzword
slobber
blabber
gibber
burble
moonshine
pap
empty talk
horsefeathers
blah-blah
deceit
smoke and mirrors
sophistry
jibber-jabber
story
saga
word-stock
word-hoard
technobabble
obscuration
explanation
excuse
yarn
overelaboration
account
yammer
all Greek
ravings
word stock
word hoard
scat
nonsense talk
chatter
mere words
vulgarism
catchword
vulgarity
rigamarole
rhyming slang
back slang
informal language
byword
bafflegab
informal speech
casual dialect
slogan
axiom
slanguage street talk
crock
folly
boloney
fiddlesticks
trifle
humbug
officialese
fuzzword
psychospeak
blither
slush
muck
jazz
nuts
fudge
froth
malarky
hokeypokey
stupidity
absurdity
frippery
blah
frivolity
mediaspeak
policyspeak
footle
amphigory
macaronics
flummery
hoodoo
blarney
drool
flannel
blatherskite
taradiddle
buncombe
tarradiddle
ridiculousness
trumpery
self-help
pop psych
irrationality
imprudence
foolery
BS
ludicrousness
deception
punk
flightiness
jest
inanity
untruth
prate
fiddle
folderol
beans
nerts
idiocy
fatuity
joke
thoughtlessness
falderal
kak
ranting
giddiness
fiddle-faddle
catch phrase
song and dance
more ❯
“The few reviews written in a public
idiom
whether in literary journals or the general press are increasingly characterized by their blandly uncritical quality.”
Noun
▲
A phrase expressing a basic truth which may be applied to common situations
expression
phrase
locution
idiomatic expression
fixed expression
set phrase
turn of phrase
metaphor
trope
conceit
simile
analogy
allegory
symbol
imagery
euphemism
analog
US
metonymy
parable
tropology
truism
comparison
allusion
parallel
rhetoric
synecdoche
image
hyperbole
anaphora
personification
adumbration
device
euphuism
figure of speech
exaggeration
analogue
UK
satire
rhetorical expression
way of speaking
manner of speaking
“Consider the case of idioms which contain a word which has no uses outside the
idiom
itself.”
Noun
▲
A small group of words standing together as a conceptual unit, typically forming a component of a clause
phrase
expression
construction
remark
saying
locution
tag
utterance
wording
clause
motto
quotation
term
adage
comment
maxim
witticism
citation
dictum
line
quote
sentence
turn of phrase
word group
axiom
byword
catchphrase
catchword
diction
idiomatic expression
parlance
phrasal idiom
phrasal verb
phraseology
phrasing
set phrase
shibboleth
slogan
styling
terminology
verbalism
verbiage
watchword
wordage
catch phrase
group of words
way of speaking
figure of speech
word
choice of words
formula
proverb
language
style
statement
articulation
declaration
aphorism
assertion
speech
saw
announcement
pronouncement
communication
voicing
commentary
mention
enunciation
speaking
asseveration
formulation
voice
narration
explanation
exposition
elucidation
delivery
interpretation
writ
argument
vent
definition
issue
intonation
rendition
emphasis
execution
verbalization
epigram
vocalization
US
platitude
mantra
apothegm
sententia
vocalisation
UK
tagline
catchline
cry
tag line
stock phrase
cliché
manner
collocation
jingle
way with words
legend
banner
rallying cry
way of putting things
old chestnut
refrain
strapline
catchcry
trademark
tag-line
usage
vocabulary
turn of speech
lingo
idiolect
war cry
command of language
rhetoric
gift of gab
eloquence
projection
accent
name
title
appellation
denomination
designation
label
apophthegm
gnome
repartee
cliche
truism
precept
epigraph
colloquialism
nomenclature
monicker
article
epithet
moniker
interjection
commonplace
proposition
caption
vocable
byname
characterization
enthymeme
tenet
theorem
paroemia
postulate
principle
axioma
guideline
truth
words of wisdom
pearl of wisdom
accepted truth
folk wisdom
general truth
pearls of wisdom
sound bite
signature phrase
more ❯
Noun
▲
A phrase that acts like a single word
polyword
chunk
multiword
set phrase
Noun
▲
A word or term that is considered offensive or vulgar
vulgarism
colloquialism
common term
popular expression
expression
informality
Noun
▲
Language designed to have a persuasive or impressive effect, but which is often regarded as lacking in sincerity or meaningful content
rhetoric
bombast
grandiloquence
pomposity
fustian
hyperbole
magniloquence
oratory
verbosity
wordiness
boastfulness
boasting
bragging
loftiness
ornateness
portentousness
turgidity
declamation
elocution
eloquence
gas
heroics
hot air
orotundity
pompousness
prolixity
rant
sonorousness
speech-making
verbiage
wind
windiness
euphuism
speechifying
spieling
tumidity
whaikorero
address
balderdash
composition
discourse
extravagant language
language
oration
purple prose
speech
speechmaking
style
vocabulary
wordcraft
words
writing
big talk
flowery language
public speaking
bluster
fanfaronade
braggadocio
rodomontade
grandiosity
brag
cockalorum
gasconade
bull
rhodomontade
discussion
diction
articulation
fluency
debating
claptrap
speaking
boastful
pretentiousness
rage
rhapsody
pretension
expressiveness
a way with words
way with words
gift of the gab
speechification
ranting
tub-thumping
pronunciation
delivery
stump oratory
Gongorism
delicacy
floridness
purism
tirade
utterance
art of speaking
blather
humbug
blether
nonsense
harangue
diatribe
intonation
modulation
enunciation
bunkum
periphrasis
ostentation
affectedness
philippic
guff
bosh
empty talk
tympany
exaggeration
rave
padded
verboseness
bombastry
stuffed
altiloquence
stuff
cotton
affectation
pad
aureation
long-windedness
voicing
phrasing
voice production
vocalization
US
extravagant boasting
expression
locution
speechcraft
dramatic
reading
bombard phrase
jeremiad
vocalisation
UK
vociferation
broadside
voice culture
raving
yelling
histrionics
outburst
verbal onslaught
braggart
bravado
swaggering
swagger
crowing
idle talk
crowing. bluster
boast
pride
vaunt
bunk
blah-blah-blah
boaster
swaggerer
fish story
hogwash
self-aggrandizing
tall talk
fine talk
tall story
fancy talk
the buzz
gloating
gasconader
blowhard
bragger
thundering
hectoring
gascon
immodesty
conceit
arrogance
cracker
threatening
bullying
domineering
threats
bluff
blower
imperiousness
bumptiousness
mouth
vaunter
rabidity
boisterousness
rampancy
empty threats
showing off
self-aggrandizement
more ❯
Find more words!
Another word for
Opposite of
Meaning of
Rhymes with
Sentences with
Find word forms
Translate from English
Translate to English
Words With Friends
Scrabble
Crossword / Codeword
Words starting with
Words ending with
Words containing exactly
Words containing letters
Pronounce
Find conjugations
Find names
From Afrikaans
From Albanian
From Amharic
From Arabic
From Armenian
From Azerbaijani
From Basque
From Belarusian
From Bengali
From Bosnian
From Bulgarian
From Catalan
From Cebuano
From Chichewa
From Chinese
From Corsican
From Croatian
From Czech
From Danish
From Dutch
From Esperanto
From Estonian
From Farsi
From Filipino
From Finnish
From French
From Frisian
From Galician
From Georgian
From German
From Greek
From Gujarati
From Haitian Creole
From Hausa
From Hebrew
From Hindi
From Hmong
From Hungarian
From Icelandic
From Igbo
From Indonesian
From Irish
From Italian
From Japanese
From Javanese
From Kannada
From Kazakh
From Khmer
From Korean
From Kurdish
From Kyrgyz
From Lao
From Latin
From Latvian
From Lithuanian
From Luxembourgish
From Macedonian
From Malagasy
From Malay
From Malayalam
From Maltese
From Maori
From Marathi
From Mongolian
From Burmese
From Nepali
From Norwegian
From Polish
From Portuguese
From Punjabi
From Romanian
From Russian
From Samoan
From Scots Gaelic
From Serbian
From Sesotho
From Shona
From Sinhala
From Slovak
From Slovenian
From Somali
From Spanish
From Sundanese
From Swahili
From Swedish
From Tajik
From Tamil
From Telugu
From Thai
From Turkish
From Ukrainian
From Urdu
From Uzbek
From Vietnamese
From Welsh
From Xhosa
From Yiddish
From Yoruba
From Zulu
To Afrikaans
To Albanian
To Amharic
To Arabic
To Armenian
To Azerbaijani
To Basque
To Belarusian
To Bengali
To Bosnian
To Bulgarian
To Catalan
To Cebuano
To Chichewa
To Chinese
To Corsican
To Croatian
To Czech
To Danish
To Dutch
To Esperanto
To Estonian
To Farsi
To Filipino
To Finnish
To French
To Frisian
To Galician
To Georgian
To German
To Greek
To Gujarati
To Haitian Creole
To Hausa
To Hebrew
To Hindi
To Hmong
To Hungarian
To Icelandic
To Igbo
To Indonesian
To Irish
To Italian
To Japanese
To Javanese
To Kannada
To Kazakh
To Khmer
To Korean
To Kurdish
To Kyrgyz
To Lao
To Latin
To Latvian
To Lithuanian
To Luxembourgish
To Macedonian
To Malagasy
To Malay
To Malayalam
To Maltese
To Maori
To Marathi
To Mongolian
To Burmese
To Nepali
To Norwegian
To Polish
To Portuguese
To Punjabi
To Romanian
To Russian
To Samoan
To Scots Gaelic
To Serbian
To Sesotho
To Shona
To Sinhala
To Slovak
To Slovenian
To Somali
To Spanish
To Sundanese
To Swahili
To Swedish
To Tajik
To Tamil
To Telugu
To Thai
To Turkish
To Ukrainian
To Urdu
To Uzbek
To Vietnamese
To Welsh
To Xhosa
To Yiddish
To Yoruba
To Zulu
English
French
Afrikaans Word
Albanian Word
Arabic Word
Bengali Word
Chinese Word
Croatian Word
Czech Word
Danish Word
Dutch Word
English Word
Finnish Word
French Word
German Word
Greek Word
Hindi Word
Hungarian Word
Icelandic Word
Indonesian Word
Italian Word
Japanese Word
Korean Word
Latin Word
Malay Word
Malayalam Word
Marathi Word
Nepali Word
Norwegian Word
Polish Word
Portuguese Word
Romanian Word
Russian Word
Serbian Word
Slovak Word
Spanish Word
Swahili Word
Swedish Word
Tamil Word
Telugu Word
Thai Word
Turkish Word
Ukrainian Word
Uzbek Word
Vietnamese Word
Welsh Word
All words
2-letter words
3-letter words
4-letter words
5-letter words
6-letter words
7-letter words
8-letter words
9-letter words
10-letter words
11-letter words
12-letter words
13-letter words
14-letter words
Plural of
Singular of
Past tense of
Present tense of
Verb for
Adjective for
Adverb for
Noun for
Meaning of name
Origin of name
Names meaning
Names starting with
Names of origin
idiom
Use * for blank tiles (max 2)
Advanced Search
Advanced Search
Use * for blank spaces
Advanced Search
Advanced Word Finder
Related Words and Phrases
idiomatic
idiomatically
idioms
idiomata
Watch and Learn
Sponsored Content
See Also
What is the opposite of idiom
?
Sentences with the word idiom
Words that rhyme with idiom
What is the plural of idiom
?
What is the adjective for idiom
?
What is the noun for idiom
?
What is the adverb for idiom
?
Translations for idiom
Use our
Synonym Finder
Nearby Words
idiomata
idiomatic
idiomatically
idiomatic expression
idioms
idiopathic
idiolects
idiolect
idiolalias
idiolalia
idiograms
idiogram
5-letter Words Starting With
i
id
idi
idio
Sponsored Content
Advertisement
Find Synonyms
idiom
go
Advertisement
Word Tools
Finders & Helpers
Other Languages
More
Synonyms
Copyright WordHippo © 2020
