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Adjective
Least good or favorable in comparison
Lowest in rank or degree
The worst, or extremely bad
Noun
The most serious or unpleasant thing that could happen
The most extreme form of something or the final and most impactful development in a series of events — whether favorable or unfavorable
Verb
(
usually "worsted"
)
To defeat or beat
To outsmart, to beat in a competition of wits
To disturb the composure of
Adverb
(
informal
)
Superlative for badly
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Adjective
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Least good or favorable in comparison
poorest
lousiest
foulest
shoddiest
vilest
crummiest
direst
grottiest
lamest
trashiest
crudest
junkiest
nastiest
wretchedest
wickedest
horriblest
awfullest
disgustingest
terriblest
horridest
baddest
grossest
ghastliest
beastliest
unpleasantest
rottenest
evillest
obscenest
hatefullest
yuckiest
basest
gruesomest
ugliest
fulsomest
meanest
miserablest
sordidest
grimmest
dirtiest
ickiest
loathliest
ignoblest
grisliest
viciousest
woefullest
scurviest
pitifullest
sorriest
lowest
abjectest
cruelest
skankiest
paltriest
shabbiest
harshest
cheapest
darkest
saddest
bitterest
grodiest
unworthiest
fearfullest
cruddiest
blackest
scummiest
severest
sleaziest
grubbiest
dastardliest
gravest
filthiest
shadiest
vulgarest
snidest
scabbiest
unholiest
rattiest
rankest
difficultest
dolefulest
painfullest
unloveliest
sickest
stinkiest
fiercest
bummest
smelliest
squalidest
suckiest
hairiest
sourest
niffiest
poxiest
funkiest
yukkiest
creepiest
bloodthirstiest
slimiest
violentest
bloodiest
perversest
uselessest
hardest
pongiest
whiffiest
duffest
bentest
punkest
faultiest
acridest
adversest
schlockiest
grungiest
raunchiest
peskiest
bleakest
unseemliest
tawdriest
scariest
crumbiest
ropiest
coarsest
wantonest
eeriest
shiest
unhappiest
harmfullest
starkest
profanest
toughest
roughest
grotesquest
commonest
seediest
wackest
cheesiest
seriousest
grimiest
muckiest
sneakiest
crassest
uncleanest
orneriest
extremest
spitefullest
intensest
heaviest
seamiest
soberest
sombrest
UK
somberest
US
acutest
pettiest
cowardliest
unkindest
measliest
muddiest
dingiest
dustiest
smuttiest
strongest
sickliest
meagerest
US
weakest
meagrest
UK
unhealthiest
scuzziest
forlornest
gnarliest
scungiest
messiest
austerest
unfairest
ruggedest
dreadest
mightiest
curstest
humblest
dourest
feeblest
cattiest
goriest
flimsiest
shlockiest
greatest
absurdest
silliest
squickiest
unearthliest
fellest
stiffest
stupidest
lowliest
mustiest
fustiest
stenchiest
highest
weirdest
gruffest
rockiest
wooziest
beggarliest
frowsiest
frowstiest
frowziest
weightiest
gloomiest
guiltiest
ripest
awkwardest
unruliest
heftiest
maddest
dodgiest
tattiest
ruddiest
sternest
flintiest
unfriendliest
lostest
most abhorrent
most abominable
most abysmal
most appalling
most atrocious
most average
most awful
most below par
most below standard
most contemptible
most deficient
most deplorable
most detestable
most diabolical
most disagreeable
most disgraceful
most dismal
most dissatisfactory
most distasteful
most dreadful
most execrable
most flawed
most frightful
most God-awful
most hideous
most horrendous
most imperfect
most impure
most inadequate
most inferior
most lamentable
most loathsome
most low-grade
most low-quality
most low-ranking
most malodorous
most mediocre
most nauseous
most noisome
most noxious
most objectionable
most obnoxious
most odious
most offensive
most off-putting
most pathetic
most pitiable
most polluted
most putrid
most rancid
most repellent
most repugnant
most repulsive
most revolting
most rotten
most rubbish
most sickening
most stinking
most suboptimal
most subpar
most sub-par
most substandard
most terrible
most unacceptable
most unexceptional
most unfavorable
most unsatisfactory
most unsound
most useless
most worthless
most nauseating
most despicable
most heinous
most scandalous
most monstrous
most reprehensible
most shameful
most repellant
most unspeakable
most unsavoury
UK
most unsavory
US
most horrifying
most outrageous
most egregious
most disgustful
most horrific
most dishonourable
UK
most disreputable
most dishonorable
US
most unpalatable
most ignominious
most villainous
most iniquitous
most distressing
most displeasing
most nefarious
most degenerate
most immoral
most intolerable
most hellacious
most unprincipled
most depraved
most frightening
most macabre
most insufferable
most sinful
most grievous
most corrupt
most infamous
most wrong
most low-down
most nightmarish
most godawful
most flagitious
most forbidding
most bogging
most uninviting
most unforgivable
most criminal
most unscrupulous
most lurid
most alarming
most fiendish
most direful
most inexcusable
most harrowing
most murderous
most damnable
most opprobrious
most calamitous
most inhuman
most troublesome
most brutal
most infernal
most savage
most disconcerting
most disastrous
most barbarous
most disturbing
most ungodly
most dishonest
most terrifying
most unsettling
most disquieting
most irksome
most hellish
most unethical
most reprobate
most undesirable
most unwelcome
most laughable
most annoying
most unrighteous
most troubling
most stomach-turning
most unpleasing
most vomitous
most stomach-churning
most unpardonable
most hopeless
most unlawful
most upsetting
most indefensible
most daunting
most second-rate
most dissolute
most unbearable
most fetid
US
most rebarbative
most galling
most accursed
most mephitic
most irritating
most currish
most exceptionable
most terrific
most stressful
most uncomfortable
most excruciating
most crooked
most ruthless
most merciless
most perverted
most rubbishy
most fraught
most barbaric
most insupportable
most devilish
most agonizing
US
most diabolic
most chronic
most traumatic
most pants
most torturous
most invidious
most festy
most brutish
most distressful
most spine-chilling
most unappetizing
most treacherous
most worrisome
most underhanded
most louche
most unconscionable
most pitiless
most grewsome
most uncongenial
most unsightly
most hostile
most tragic
most olid
most unfortunate
most worrying
most cursed
most confounded
most foul-smelling
most notorious
most amoral
most flagrant
most sinister
most bestial
most miasmal
most tragical
most knavish
most malfeasant
most warped
most gut-wrenching
most hurtful
most hair-raising
most black-hearted
most malevolent
most sadistic
most heartless
most unutterable
most ferocious
most depressing
most debauched
most indescribable
most troublous
most tormenting
most pestilential
most despisable
most bothersome
most underhand
most dislikeable
most inglorious
most inhumane
most shameless
most disdainable
most degrading
most dislikable
most indecent
most disappointing
most unrespectable
most injurious
most formidable
most condemnable
most catastrophic
most callous
most deceitful
most defective
most amateurish
most wanting
most vexatious
most unbecoming
most sanguinary
most illegal
most fearsome
most malignant
most roguish
most scoundrelly
most startling
most sullied
most intimidating
most rascally
most inept
most emetic
most unjustifiable
most censurable
most miscreant
most brute
most abandoned
most cold-blooded
most butcherly
most afflictive
most redoubtable
most pestiferous
most maleficent
most oppressed
most caitiff
most bush-league
most wrongful
most irreligious
most cataclysmic
most impious
most sacrilegious
most blasphemous
most improper
most devastating
most godless
most unattractive
most malicious
most trying
most onerous
most illicit
most lawless
most bush
most unmerciful
most discomposing
most illegitimate
most cheapjack
most desperate
most tainted
most undignified
most heartbreaking
most servile
most brackish
most poisonous
most regrettable
most degraded
most morbid
most overwhelming
most unappealing
most truculent
most uncleanly
most soiled
most hated
most pernicious
most glaring
most scurrilous
most hateable
most bloodcurdling
most uncool
most embarrassing
most destructive
most unlikable
most profligate
most messed up
most impoverished
most godforsaken
most off-color
US
most god-awful
most untrustworthy
most ruinous
most flaming
most cussed
most disheartening
most demoralizing
US
most foreboding
most taxing
most inclement
most felonious
most solemn
most humorless
US
most humourless
UK
most careless
most negligent
most unsuitable
most preposterous
most senseless
most tremendous
most uncaring
most uncharitable
most indictable
most unfeeling
most inauspicious
most unrelenting
most mortifying
most off
most satanic
most ridiculous
most heartstopping
most exasperating
most infuriating
most despised
most dangerous
most venal
most amazing
most bewildering
most astonishing
most stunning
most staggering
most graceless
most deceptive
most unendurable
most saddening
most dreaded
most blackened
most draggled
most stained
most bedraggled
most desolate
most deleterious
most indelicate
most arduous
most mercenary
most abhorred
most baneful
most surprising
most unreasonable
most unwarrantable
most sorrowful
most reprovable
most baleful
most questionable
most affecting
most derisory
most hateworthy
most shuddersome
most revulsive
most rueful
most inexpressible
most facinorous
most unpropitious
most nerve-wracking
most poverty-stricken
most uncalled for
most heart-rending
most nerve-racking
most demoralising
UK
most screwed up
most excessive
most demonic
most thoughtless
most oppressive
most dilapidated
most demoniacal
most demoniac
most threatening
most piteous
most inhospitable
most bungling
most inappropriate
most ominous
most ineffectual
most scabrous
most Mephistophelian
most ruffianly
most blackguardly
most nagging
most demonian
most burdensome
most disrespectful
most meanspirited
most unprovoked
most slavish
most humiliating
most unjust
most bilious
most maddening
most unrefined
most thievish
most demonical
most Luciferian
most accurst
most footling
most sanguine
most tasteless
most perfidious
most faithless
most unfavourable
UK
most inelegant
most overpowering
most undescribable
most untrue
most backbiting
most diseased
most unbefitting
most indecorous
most blood-stained
most slipshod
most ludicrous
most cloying
most ghoulish
most tinhorn
most fallacious
most blah
most erroneous
most eye-watering
most peccant
most culpable
most reeky
most inexpert
most broken
most inconvenient
most perilous
most relentless
most bribable
most irreverent
most biting
most cutting
most plebeian
most implacable
most spine-tingling
most tactless
most bearish
most insensitive
most indifferent
most unconcerned
most swinish
most outcast
most jacked up
most decadent
most miasmic
most unwholesome
most sedate
most unlovable
most unadorable
most no-account
most unhallowed
most cheerless
most avaricious
most hardhanded
most unrestrained
most damaging
most backbreaking
most parlous
most prejudicial
most nocuous
most mischievous
most self-seeking
most calculated
most covetous
most possessed
most concerning
most heartrending
most nail-biting
most anguished
most crazed
most maniacal
most ill
most detrimental
most wayward
most intemperate
most drunken
most preternatural
most unimaginable
most inconceivable
most undefinable
most blue
most cataclysmal
most insufficient
most unsparing
most unsympathetic
most blooming
most unimpressive
most inadmissible
most stony-hearted
most cheapo
most frustrating
most demanding
most testing
most dubious
most cold-hearted
most gruelling
UK
most tiring
most bloodless
most precious
most unemotional
most inacceptable
most half-baked
most below average
most tenth-rate
most reproachable
most grueling
US
most draconian
most inimical
most wrathful
most wolfish
most uncompassionate
most virulent
most doomed
most afflicted
most banned
most blighted
most butcherous
most bloody-minded
most cutthroat
more ❯
“This could potentially be the
worst
movie I have seen so far this decade.”
Adjective
▲
Lowest in rank or degree
last
lowest
bottom
minimum
base
bottommost
lowermost
poorest
meanest
undermost
nethermost
low
ground
basement
underlying
rock-bottom
basal
basic
foundational
radical
primary
meat-and-potatoes
lower
under
deepest
most inferior
Adjective
▲
The worst, or extremely bad
the pits
awful
wretched
terrible
dreadful
deplorable
lousy
dire
abysmal
appalling
grotty
pants
unspeakable
chronic
a load of pants
extremely bad
lowest of the low
rock-bottom
the dumps
mediocre
poor
inferior
bad
substandard
second-rate
unsatisfactory
low-quality
low-grade
execrable
pathetic
lamentable
pitiful
second-class
bargain-basement
cheap
atrocious
rubbish
useless
diabolical
paltry
worthless
sub-par
third-rate
rubbishy
crummy
junky
trashy
below par
ropy
duff
dissatisfactory
poxy
low-rent
two-bit
sad
not up to snuff
unacceptable
under par
lame
unsound
miserable
average
disagreeable
junk
dismal
base
imperfect
poorer
ordinary
rotten
deficient
direful
middling
indifferent
suboptimal
subpar
contemptible
lemon
shoddy
sorry
downmarket
pitiable
hack
tawdry
wanting
dime-a-dozen
inadequate
déclassé
shabby
flawed
crude
unexceptional
schlocky
dodgy
below standard
coarse
leaving much to be desired
below average
good-for-nothing
not up to much
subnormal
pedestrian
schlock
low-end
common
cheapie
horrible
rough
bad news
not up to scratch
godawful
raunchy
scurrilous
tinhorn
beastly
poor quality
disgraceful
horrid
cheesy
disastrous
detestable
downer
icky
stinking
horrendous
cruddy
not up to par
laughable
damnable
meager
US
bush-league
cut-rate
abominable
bum
grim
wack
odious
el cheapo
diddly
not good
less-than-stellar
grody
egregious
gross
irremediable
garbage
crumby
erroneous
meagre
UK
poor-quality
not the best
fallacious
blah
reprehensible
sucky
stinky
indefensible
frightful
valueless
grungy
bummer
hopeless
woeful
very bad
cheapjack
sleazy
gimcrack
trumpery
punk
faulty
defective
incompetent
pits
abject
tatty
tenth-rate
God-awful
insufficient
tinny
tacky
jerry-built
inept
ineffectual
bodger
not much cop
no good
nasty
disappointing
wrong
bush
off
shocking
ineffective
weak
unable to do something for toffee
a dead loss
very poor
dirty
careless
mean
grubby
bungling
sour
ratty
feeble
scurvy
scummy
scabby
shameful
half-pie
cheap and nasty
piss-poor
no great shakes
weak sauce
strictly for the birds
amateurish
negligent
twopenny-halfpenny
uncomfortable
unpleasant
hideous
hateful
throwaway
second-best
second class
end-of-the-pier
ill
from hell
desperate
poorly
derisory
naff
brummagem
twopenny
harmful
slovenly
for the birds
cheapo
broken
inexpert
ropey
off-color
US
from hunger
off-colour
UK
god-awful
dilapidated
second rate
of poor quality
of low quality
cheap-jack
of a sort
craptacular
yucky
lacking
not up to standard
despicable
foul
run down
flimsy
shlocky
calamitous
seedy
ghastly
shlock
unsightly
repulsive
sordid
godforsaken
down at heel
regrettable
incapable
unfortunate
inproficient
unable to do something to save one's life
unproficient
impaired
amiss
sneaking
derisible
vile
well below par
more ❯
Noun
▲
The most serious or unpleasant thing that could happen
disaster
calamity
catastrophe
destruction
distress
ruin
apocalypse
cataclysm
fiasco
ruination
holocaust
“When the stock market crashed, I began to fear the
worst
.”
Noun
▲
The most extreme form of something or the final and most impactful development in a series of events — whether favorable or unfavorable
living end
best
culmination
breaking point
high point
last straw
Verb
▲
(
usually "worsted"
)
To defeat or beat
beat
best
defeat
conquer
master
overcome
lick
subdue
crush
overthrow
vanquish
overpower
subjugate
clobber
drub
rout
thrash
trounce
outclass
outdo
overwhelm
humiliate
outsmart
outstrip
outwit
surpass
whip
crucify
demolish
hammer
kill
murder
skunk
slaughter
undo
dispatch
get
overbear
overmatch
shellac
stop
stuff
surmount
take
trim
upend
cream
own
slam
prevail over
triumph over
do in
beat hollow
get the better of
wipe out
blow out
do down
get around
give someone a hiding
make a fool of
make mincemeat of
run rings around
take to the cleaners
walk all over
wipe the floor with
blow out of the water
get one up on
win against
gain the advantage over
paste
destroy
annihilate
bring someone to their knees
tank
flatten
quash
pound
marmalize
massacre
pulverize
US
quell
give someone a drubbing
turn inside out
pulverise
UK
wallop
whomp
be victorious over
bury
cane
smother
throw
walk over
defeat utterly
smoke
trash
whup
blow away
whop
whap
skin
dust
tromp
bomb
total
reduce
smash
overturn
flog
snow under
outplay
wax
knock out
bear down
gain a victory over
win a resounding victory over
dominate
repress
trample
torpedo
down
overrun
upset
prevail
zap
pommel
triumph
finish
lambaste
run rings round
work over
win
suppress
subject
pacify
subordinate
better
humble
drop
subvert
hurdle
floor
sink
swamp
outmaneuver
US
spank
outmanoeuvre
UK
top
put down
chasten
plow under
win over
take it all
put paid to
gain mastery over
knock for a loop
be victorious
thwart
foil
break
bust
frustrate
control
steamroll
whack
deck
ruin
whitewash
excel
slay
edge
tan
route
obliterate
outrun
outjump
shipwreck
flax
outflank
butcher
outhit
decimate
ambush
entrap
tame
bulldoze
hide
checkmate
hegemonize
belt
maul
batter
thump
bludgeon
thresh
edge out
nose out
discomfit
leather
buffet
beat down
devastate
curb
finish off
run roughshod over
KO
mow down
win a victory over
pummel
US
baste
roll
bash
whale
slog
get over
bring to ruin
take to cleaners
roll back
pip at the post
put an end to
do
curry
get the upper hand
get the upper hand over
put away
chastise
punish
pummelled
UK
render incapable
shut down
render powerless
render helpless
rise above
gain ascendancy over
strike down
pick apart
beat up
shut out
run circles around
take a stick to
come out on top
grind down
wipe off the map
rough up
cut to pieces
mess up
pwn
defeat heavily
bung up
baffle
extinguish
transcend
exceed
topple
give a drubbing to
circumvent
pass
strike
confound
override
overmaster
blast
negotiate
steamroller
settle
weather
survive
resist
balk
US
shock
stun
outlive
render
endure
outmatch
trump
outperform
outdistance
mop up
give someone a pasting
take apart
succeed over
outshine
outgun
gain the upper hand over
knock over
check
bring to knees
come out on top of
knock your socks off
capsize
turn over
slap about
trample underfoot
put someone in their place
deal with
prevent
cope with
restrain
bridle
knock for six
defeat easily
be unstoppable by
larrup
get through
baulk
UK
govern
gain control of
rule
manage
regulate
direct
get a grip on
command
drive off
beat back
put to flight
clean up on
put to rout
blow out of water
throw back in confusion
sweep
carry the day
take the prize
prevail against
be successful
get last laugh
come first
take the cake
win through
gain mastery of
take the honours
be the victor
win hands down
win out
take the crown
gain a victory
score points off
overshadow
gain an advantage over
be one up on
have the edge over
have the last laugh on
get one over on
waste
stagger
immobilize
US
shellack
blank
stretch
dumbfound
overawe
immobilise
UK
take out
take care of
gain control over
bowl over
shut off
roll over
lay out
prostrate
whelm
oppress
amaze
astonish
impress
awe
astound
stupefy
daze
stir
dazzle
take aback
come through
touch
spellbind
move
ride out
withstand
fascinate
bedazzle
hypnotize
US
flabbergast
affect
excite
take your breath away
knock sideways
pull through
surprise
go one better than
live through
hypnotise
UK
outlast
leave speechless
strike dumb
sweep someone off their feet
do better than
disturb
stick out
put in the shade
stand up to
startle
bewilder
eclipse
rock
shake
stand
cap
dumfound
brave
thunderstrike
razzle-dazzle
get to
break down
overtop
suffer
overtake
tower over
make it through
bear up against
come through unscathed
traumatize
US
shatter
demoralize
US
seize
annex
US
demoralise
UK
distress
handle
appropriate
occupy
undermine
disconcert
dismantle
surprize
cripple
enfeeble
gain
electrify
outrival
bear
capture
knock off
traumatise
UK
unsettle
paralyse
UK
numb
push through
paralyze
US
gain the victory
finish first
improve on
annexe
UK
outpace
come out ahead
abash
blow your mind
knock spots off
take over
knock the stuffing out of
shake up
knock down
unseat
put to shame
sit out
contend with
see through
shake off
tough out
last out
stick it out
grapple with
bear the brunt of
take possession of
shoot ahead
nullify
enchant
captivate
overload
psych
get control of
take down
outrank
blind
improve upon
psych out
cow
overpass
shame
enthrall
US
hose
weaken
outfight
shoot down
make it past
make it over
keep down
disable
enthral
UK
greatly upset
be better than
wear down
demote
bring under the yoke
sweep off feet
bring to heel
shoot ahead of
nonplus
incapacitate
impair
disrate
smash down
profligate
lather
impoverish
outwear
flummox
upstage
gobsmack
confuse
flabagast
pull out of it
pass through
make a comeback
land on your feet
recover from
live out
take in hand
break through
get to grips with
bemuse
outvie
bring down
address
dwarf
make speechless
take by surprise
render speechless
stop someone in their tracks
throw for a loop
expropriate
field
lead
outjockey
maneuver
US
muddle
cook one's goose
fix one's wagon
appal
UK
fog
wipe off the mat
manoeuvre
UK
grab
make it
drive away
usurp
secure
horrify
outrage
outfox
play
offend
revolt
disgust
petrify
leave standing
thrill
enthuse
galvanize
US
invade
manipulate
get further ahead of
walk away from
be head and shoulders above
leave behind
be a cut above
gain on
tower above
get ahead of
out-think
go one better
fake out
acquire
sicken
scandalize
US
nauseate
hit
hack
jolt
agitate
disquiet
rouse
treat
glitz
repel
arrogate
commandeer
hijack
pirate
succeed
buffalo
arouse
stimulate
swing
perturb
unnerve
discompose
displease
provoke
confiscate
appall
US
jar
dismay
galvanise
UK
wreck
hit like a ton of bricks
take control of
ride
anger
antagonize
US
preempt
last
make splash
scandalise
UK
antagonise
UK
insult
brook
tolerate
take the wind out of your sails
give offence to
completely surprise
give a turn
throw a curve
make someone's blood run cold
raise someone's eyebrows
set someone back on their heels
gross out
shake out of your complacency
hit like ton of bricks
wear
abide
sustain
spoil
be a hit
cut a figure
topscore
deliver the goods
bring home the bacon
lay claim to
withset
gainstay
withsit
gainstand
withstay
register with
be conspicuous
score with
be the winner
edge the opposition
pull it off
achieve success
reign supreme
take first prize
beat the opposition
hold out against
put up with
be impermeable to
be impervious to
die hard against
stay the course
persevere against
hold out
persist with
be resistant to
hang tough
be proof against
ravage
upset the opposition
overwhelm the opposition
achieve first place
gain victory
be first
persist through
weather storm
desolate
sink the opposition
reign
overrule
level
raze
fell
make a clean sweep
run circles around the opposition
finish in front
come in first
defeat the opposition
win the day
sweep the board
overcome the opposition
dynamite
wrack
gut
crash
domineer
explode
tear down
nuke
break up
scourge
smite
pull down
raze to the ground
blow to bits
blow sky-high
maim
vaporise
UK
mutilate
blow to pieces
ravish
vaporize
US
blow up
maraud
spoliate
sweep over
hit for six
make out
prove victorious
prove superior
achieve mastery
carry victory
gain ascendancy
gain the palm
carry all before one
gain mastery
go places
take off
go great guns
move out
more ❯
“He was ill-prepared for the tournament and was fully expecting to be
worsted
by his nemesis.”
Verb
▲
To outsmart, to beat in a competition of wits
outwit
trick
deceive
dupe
con
cheat
mislead
outfox
hoodwink
gull
hoax
bamboozle
outsmart
swindle
defraud
fox
outdo
have
outthink
overreach
outslick
outmaneuver
US
outjockey
outplay
outmanoeuvre
UK
finagle
beat
defeat
circumvent
top
confuse
outgeneral
outguess
juke
cap
baffle
bewilder
goose
jip
outperform
take in
fake out
put one over on
pull a fast one on
out-think
get the better of
lead astray
be cleverer than
make a fool of
run rings round
steal a march on
make rings round
end run
figure out
go one better than
best
fool
delude
cozen
beguile
sucker
bilk
snooker
bluff
double-cross
gaff
hornswoggle
burn
humbug
shaft
sting
suck in
misguide
take for a ride
misinform
rook
diddle
snow
do
spoof
rip off
string along
buffalo
pull a swifty on
stiff
have on
scam
gammon
juggle
catch
victimize
US
victimise
UK
outflank
kid
pull the wool over someone's eyes
flimflam
mulct
excel
lead on
sell a pup to
fleece
lead up the garden path
euchre
swizzle
entrap
bunco
inveigle
sharp
betray
surpass
take to the cleaners
fiddle
screw
ensnare
chicane
take advantage of
catch out
give someone a bum steer
rope in
seduce
skin
fake
trap
sell
outshine
hose
outclass
illude
put on
jive
do a number on
pull one's leg
lead down the garden path
clip
rob
hustle
misdirect
befool
throw
misstate
prevaricate
shortchange
goldbrick
disinform
lie to
pull fast one
lie
misrepresent
pervert
mousetrap
throw off the scent
put on the wrong track
throw dust in someone's eyes
stitch up
set up
bait
impose on
better
exceed
bypass
outvie
overtake
fix
lull
lure
play for a sucker
cajole
flam
pull a fast one
hook
falsify
disappoint
gouge
four-flush
play-act
play a trick on
play away
cross up
take for a fool
wheedle
play joke on
take to cleaners
beat out of
take for ride
make a sucker of
thwart
sell a pup
pull someone's leg
stump
double deal
play for a fool
pull wool over
hocus-pocus
slip something over on
embezzle
hand a line
do the dirty on
milk
bleed
stick
sandbag
pilfer
squeeze
short
skunk
ream
thimblerig
chisel
stay ahead
trip up
doublespeak
chouse
pluck
nobble
propagandize
US
distort
fudge
bunk
fabricate
take
shuck
give wrong information to
send on a wild goose chase
put on an act
entangle
enmesh
lead up garden path
cover up
wrong steer
play trick on
put up smoke screen
put on false front
bait and switch
propagandise
UK
caboodle
give the wrong impression
double-talk
double-deal
do number on
shake down
do out of
sucker into
do in
sell a bill of goods to
do someone in the eye
stay in the lead
remain ahead
expose
unsettle
discomfit
play
discountenance
disconcert
trip
wrong-foot
throw off
catch on the hop
throw off balance
put someone off their stride
pull
jerk around
more ❯
Verb
▲
To disturb the composure of
discomfit
embarrass
disconcert
confuse
abash
fluster
rattle
faze
ruffle
unsettle
unnerve
confound
discompose
nonplus
perturb
mortify
discomfort
distress
disturb
flurry
make uncomfortable
upset
agitate
chagrin
discombobulate
discountenance
disorientate
make uneasy
perplex
take aback
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
annoy
bother
irk
vex
worry
make self-conscious
put someone off their stroke
set someone back on their heels
put someone off their stride
take the wind out of your sails
make someone laugh on the other side of their face
make someone laugh out of the other side of their mouth
disquiet
trouble
dismay
bewilder
throw
distract
alarm
unhinge
throw off balance
concern
shake
bug
put off
irritate
shake up
frazzle
get to
harass
puzzle
ail
flummox
distemper
startle
daunt
undo
baffle
nettle
fuss
gall
exasperate
dumbfound
frighten
alarum
scare
frustrate
provoke
exercise
psych out
hagride
peeve
derail
needle
shock
displease
discourage
freak out
rile
weird out
intimidate
horrify
mystify
aggravate
pique
afflict
appal
UK
appall
US
spook
surprise
plague
fret
stir up
put out
hassle
stun
dishearten
muddle
burn up
throw into a tizz
put into a flap
torment
panic
chafe
miff
psych
bully
anger
cow
jolt
pester
agonize
US
put out of countenance
floor
make anxious
throw off
make nervous
agonise
UK
dispirit
get
deter
grate
nark
terrorize
US
cause someone to lose their composure
sadden
rasp
persecute
addle
astonish
browbeat
depress
eat
stupefy
frost
haunt
gripe
offend
gravel
awe
itch
discommode
overwhelm
spite
disgruntle
pain
wound
hurt
catch off balance
terrorise
UK
rattle one's cage
beset
hack off
make someone scratch their head
cause to be at a stand
bowl over
niggle
gnaw at
nag at
amaze
terrify
astound
outrage
disorient
torture
overawe
flabbergast
aggrieve
oppress
unbalance
fuddle
deject
excite
stagger
badger
subdue
sting
chill
disarrange
work up
affront
pother
bedevil
hound
unman
grieve
let down
disgust
affect
buffalo
make waves
stump
fox
throw into a tizzy
beleaguer
burden
sicken
hang up
dumfound
rock
foul up
consternate
throw into tizzy
put the wind up
give a hard time
disrupt
knock for six
thunderstrike
stop someone in their tracks
dissatisfy
petrify
pull the rug from under
upset the applecart
jar
make unhappy
tick off
pull the rug out from under
lie heavy on
eat at
hurt somebody's feelings
weigh heavily on
weigh on
pick on
cut to the quick
derange
tangle
rouse
bamboozle
befuddle
destabilize
US
disorder
harry
preoccupy
dement
thwart
sap
crush
blind
destabilise
UK
uncalm
dizzy
eat away at
make fretful
make a scene
injure
make awkward
show up
roil
burn
inflame
harm
hinder
get even
put someone's nose out of joint
craze
balk
US
baulk
UK
hurry
catch one short
flip
pour cold water on
throw cold water on
mix up
catch unawares
bustle
make a monkey of
put in a spot
put in a hole
put on the spot
give a bad time
put off one's stroke
take by surprise
devastate
strain
put on edge
send into a spin
possess
weigh down
be a burden to
cause concern to
weigh heavily on someone's mind
drive up the wall
niggle at
cause anxiety to
cause discomfort to
grind at
be a great weight on
daze
repulse
repel
dog
disoblige
slight
excruciate
nauseate
benumb
cut
bemuse
give offence to
cause anguish
cause suffering
turn off
be hurtful to
be disagreeable to
cause offense
push the buttons of
bleed
mourn
lambaste
cause sorrow
thumb nose at
bulldoze
hector
leave open-mouthed
take your breath away
strike with awe
blow away
blow your mind
throw a curve
strike dumb
spring on
cause wonder
dazzle
render speechless
electrify
leave aghast
blackjack
dragoon
wilder
taunt
surprize
tease
bullyrag
abrade
fog
maze
bogart
pose
stir
railroad
bait
obfuscate
ride
wear
conquer
tyrannize
US
jeer
wind up
bludgeon
ridicule
bring up short
be all Greek to
get across
gibe
haze
boo
hiss
tyrannise
UK
rack
strong-arm
mau-mau
harrow
expose
outwit
trick
trap
outsmart
push around
turn on the heat
lean on
interrupt
besiege
chivy
dis
outfox
play
barrack
heckle
shout catcalls at
shout down
jibe at
shout at
make game of
trip
come back to haunt
be a weight on one's mind
weigh heavily on one's mind
wrong-foot
catch out
catch on the hop
dash
disappoint
affright
disillusion
disenchant
paralyse
UK
paralyze
US
knock sideways
give a turn
screw up
mess up
fill with consternation
nag
try
stress
anguish
curse
give someone grief
overcome
traumatize
US
scare the bejesus out of
cause suffering to
move
fright
obsess
scarify
traumatise
UK
scare to death
prey on
hang over
prey on your mind
crucify
occupy
tax
debilitate
overpower
strike terror into
flip out
cast down
scare stiff
fill with fear
rankle with
bum out
beat
scare the living daylights out of
scare the pants off
throw into a panic
make one's hair stand on end
do someone's head in
get down
take control of
despair
frenzy
fear
sweat
stew
wring
prostrate
goad
absorb
engross
grip
inconvenience
whelm
revolt
unstring
incommode
dampen
consume
tear
egg on
overmaster
swamp
importune
dominate
touch
turn on
damp
cause anxiety
enervate
antagonize
US
stab
scare witless
cause agony to
give someone goose pimples
chill to the bone
eat up
chill to the marrow
scare away
give someone the heebie-jeebies
be a burden on
freeze your blood
knock the stuffing out of
scare someone out of their wits
get the wind up
curdle the blood
put the fear of God into
befog
antagonise
UK
make teeth chatter
throw into a blue funk
throw into a fright
mess with someone's head
muddy
take over
make one's blood run cold
make someone jump out of their skin
knock out
make someone's blood run cold
go to your head
frighten the living daylights out of
flutter
hustle
cause disquiet to
quicken
unquiet
uncouple
make restless
drive insane
suffer
send over the edge
damage
muse
labor
US
labour
UK
tear away at
squirm
disorganize
press down on
disarray
grind
martyr
test
weigh
incite
rankle
tantalize
US
dun
tantalise
UK
arouse
assail
stimulate
ferment
bend someone's ear
cavil
galvanize
US
scar
occupy thoughts
rend
indispose
knock off balance
pierce
be prey to
turn
incapacitate
cramp
hack you off
convulse
galvanise
UK
sweat out
loco
engulf
devour
press
mither
get at
fire up
flap
send chills down the spine of
frighten to death
lie heavy on someone's mind
weigh heavy on someone's mind
scare the pants off of
make someone jump out of his skin
get on one's nerves
knock props out
fidget
make jump
get someone
lay up
key up
wrong
push buttons
overcharge
prick
monopolize
US
chill someone's blood
make flesh crawl
make someone's hair curl
make flip
bug up
weaken
rock the boat
be on your back
cause pain to
undermine
give someone a jolt
give a shock
give someone a fright
knock over
be agitated
be the victim of
madden
lie heavily on
kick up a fuss
kick up a stink
take pains
deflate
tear apart
scandalize
US
overburden
enthral
UK
throw a curveball
be in a tizzy
be worried
cause to panic
inflict anguish on
crack
labour over
reluct
be in a flap
devitalize
disparage
get worked up
get in a stew
be in a stew
get on your wick
enfeeble
snow
overload
enthrall
US
monopolise
UK
dish it out
cause trouble to
give it to
stick it to
dish out
disempower
cripple
intoxicate
make your head spin
set someone thinking
inebriate
mess with one's head
make punchy
ball up
stymie
cause someone distress
cause pain
desolate
distort
be repugnant to
make someone's stomach rise
make your gorge rise
impress
bring low
strike
scandalise
UK
numb
insult
fixate
break down
blow up
drain
weary
spellbind
disburb
stiff
gross out
drag
dull
darken
abase
snow under
grind down
hit for six
sweep over
leave speechless
sweep someone off their feet
completely surprise
raise someone's eyebrows
shake out of your complacency
hit like ton of bricks
run down
reduce to tears
make gloomy
bear down
harsh someone's mellow
make one's heart bleed
make someone's heart bleed
give someone the blues
make sad
dampen spirits
make someone fed up
bring tears to your eyes
make despondent
keep under
make desolate
dash hopes
break someone's spirit
cast a gloom upon
break someone's heart
beat down
embitter
shatter
hold
scare off
disaffect
make one's flesh creep
give one the creeps
scare someone half to death
empoison
envenom
stay with
be ever present
alienate
sour
estrange
discontent
make bitter
make resentful
more ❯
Adverb
▲
(
informal
)
Superlative for badly
most abominably
most abysmally
most atrociously
most awfully
most disastrously
most dreadfully
most egregiously
most horrendously
most horribly
most miserably
most skimpily
most unacceptably
most unsatisfactorily
most unspeakably
“He messed up real
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.”
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