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What is another word for
yawn
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▲
Verb
To be, or cause to be, wide open
To go to sleep, or fall asleep
To cause to become tired, weary or fatigued
Noun
Someone or something that inspires boredom
The state of feeling or being bored
A state of low spirits
Adjective
Lacking in imagination or originality
… more ▼
▲
Verb
▲
To be, or cause to be, wide open
open
split
divide
gape
spread
expand
part
stretch
crack
gap
give
separate
dehisce
cleave
frondesce
yaw
open wide
open up
clear
fall open
break open
give way
display
break up
break out
fissure
come apart
“A gulf would
yawn
once again between nature and human intelligence.”
Verb
▲
To go to sleep, or fall asleep
sleep
slumber
doze
nap
rest
kip
repose
snooze
catnap
drowse
siesta
doss
oversleep
relax
flop
bunk
dream
nod
snore
zizz
retire
crash
hibernate
zzz
be asleep
bed down
conk out
doss down
be in the arms of morpheus
be in the land of nod
catch some zs
doze off
drift off
drop off
fall asleep
have a lie-down
rest in the arms of morpheus
fall out
nod off
sack out
saw wood
sleep lightly
turn in
zonk out
catch a wink
cop some z's
get some kip
get some zizz
have a kip
have a siesta
have a snooze
have a zizz
hit the hay
catch forty winks
catch some Zs
hit the sack
take a nap
take a siesta
be dead to the world
get some shut-eye
go out like a light
have forty winks
take forty winks
be in the land of Nod
sleep like a log
sleep like a top
snatch forty winks
be in the arms of Morpheus
rest in the arms of Morpheus
go to bed
go to sleep
have a nap
bed
call it a day
lie down
catch a few Zs
get to sleep
lounge
loll
slump
loaf
bask
get some sleep
laze
have a doze
lie
be sleepy
couch
kick back
hit the pit
take it easy
stretch out
take your ease
put your feet up
get some shuteye
get some rack
grab some z's
take a snooze
catch some z's
sleep late
lie in
languish
lie dormant
sleep in
droop
have
drift
be drowsy
get forty winks
catch some zeds
get your head down
collapse
recline
pass out
go up the stairs to Bedfordshire
roll in
pile in
catch some few Zs
get some rest
turn into a pumpkin
kip down
say goodnight
flake out
crash out
zone out
go off
stretch
settle
rest upon
lay down
settle down
lie upon
idle
unbend
pause
unwind
luxuriate
chill
outspan
slacken
slack
slack off
cool off
de-stress
take five
sit back
lie by
take a breather
take a rest
sit down
wind down
mellow out
be calm
be at leisure
have a rest
refresh oneself
be at ease
ease off
ease up
slow down
veg out
chill out
be comfortable
let down
take life easy
do nothing
stand down
settle back
lie still
have a spell
recharge one's batteries
take a break
loosen up
take time out
hang loose
stop
take time off
enjoy oneself
stay loose
sprawl
let it all hang out
break off
play
have a break
let up
unbutton
decompress
entertain oneself
amuse oneself
make yourself at home
take ten
calm down
come up for air
simmer down
lounge around
laze around
let yourself go
mellow
catch one's breath
lie back
switch off
sit around
compose oneself
breathe easy
stop work
let your hair down
collect oneself
lighten up
feel at home
chillax
hang out
cool it
slouch
vegetate
loiter
cool down
breathe
recuperate
take a load off
recess
refresh
put your head down
catch a few 'z' s
sunbathe
break
unlax
groove
lollop
destress
suspend proceedings
stop briefly
be recumbent
sprawl out
be prone
take one's time
knock off
make less tense
stop for a breath
take a chill pill
daydream
stone
stop worrying
have time out
bum
lazy
have a breather
sun
lie about
warm oneself
footle
dillydally
dally
dawdle
take one's leisure
turn off
toast yourself
sun yourself
drone
spread out
goof off
hack around
kick around
hang about
hang around
swim in
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cause to become tired, weary or fatigued
tire
US
exhaust
weary
fatigue
drain
frazzle
wear
break
bust
outwear
harass
kill
tax
overtire
jade
overtax
poop
knacker
shatter
bush
whack
incapacitate
overwork
fail
collapse
faint
fold
overburden
overstrain
wear out
knock out
burn out
do in
tire out
tucker out
wash out
wear down
do up
grow tired
poop out
peter out
wear to a frazzle
become fatigued
get tired
grow weary
become tired
go stale
put to sleep
take it out of
enervate
debilitate
prostrate
weaken
sap
tucker
enfeeble
flag
disable
devitalize
conk out
overdo
sink
bore
droop
cripple
overexert
overextend
overfatigue
draw
bankrupt
strain
run ragged
deplete
languish
succumb
fizzle
drop
bedraggle
sag
make tired
impoverish
suck dry
use up
burden
exasperate
plague
drowse
oppress
fade
glut
weigh
pain
cause weariness
cause ennui
get the better of
root
run out of steam
break down
run down
stress out
become exhausted
become drained
take
wipe out
nearly kill
wear oneself to a shadow
run into the ground
wear oneself to a frazzle
shag out
make weary
make sleepy
drain of energy
wear on
more ❯
Noun
▲
Someone or something that inspires boredom
bore
drag
nudnik
snooze
nudnick
drip
yawner
snoozer
dullsville
droner
nonevent
mind-numbing experience
waste of time
poor performance
tiresome person
snoozefest
snorefest
yawnfest
bother
pain
snore
hassle
annoyance
trial
bind
pain in the neck
tedious person
tiresome thing
tedious thing
dullard
nag
boring event
boring person
boring thing
nuisance
pest
headache
vexation
burden
trouble
nark
pill
blighter
blister
pain in the bum
source of annoyance
fair cow
pain in the backside
pain in the rear
hang-up
boring situation
bad situation
irritant
inconvenience
aggravation
peeve
bugbear
botheration
problem
irritation
irk
exasperation
ruffle
thorn
frustration
worry
plague
rub
source of irritation
difficulty
hair shirt
aggro
tribulation
skelf
menace
thorn in the flesh
tease
strain
nyaff
gall
bane
grief
distress
worriment
rigmarole
palaver
infliction
thorn in one's side
source of vexation
bane of one's life
pressure
teaser
embarrassment
gadfly
annoyer
torment
persecutor
gnawer
concern
scourge
pinprick
nudge
besetment
curse
blight
provocation
discomfort
creep
source of difficulty
bummer
source of aggravation
burr under someone's saddle
burr in someone's saddle
bug
goad
schmo
pet peeve
source of trouble
nightmare
displeasure
agitation
chagrin
upset
downer
disruption
louse
offense
US
offence
UK
pesterer
obstacle
frump
botherment
bum
insect
terror
pester
hindrance
sore point
stressor
gripe
inopportuneness
pain in the behind
thorn in your side
cause of annoyance
fizzle
poor excuse
old one-two
bitter pill
source of disruption
uphill battle
cuss
demand
encumbrance
cross to bear
charge
intrusion
onus
load
encroachment
restraint
imposure
constraint
obtrusion
imposition
anxiety
uphill
molestation
perplexity
job
flurry
bellyache
thorny problem
more ❯
“She'd acted like coming down for her cousin's sixteenth birthday was going to be nothing but a big
yawn
.”
Noun
▲
The state of feeling or being bored
boredom
tedium
dreariness
weariness
dullness
tediousness
flatness
sameness
ennui
blandness
routine
doldrums
monotony
listlessness
apathy
indifference
restlessness
blahs
malaise
lethargy
lassitude
sluggishness
deadliness
uniformity
tiresomeness
languor
unconcern
frustration
detachment
repetitiveness
dissatisfaction
uninterestedness
accidie
incuriosity
sameyness
humdrum
fatigue
disinterest
restiveness
irksomeness
disgust
distaste
jadedness
pococurantism
world-weariness
lack of concern
lack of enthusiasm
lack of variety
lack of variation
lack of interest
lack of excitement
taedium vitae
uneventfulness
monotonousness
humdrumness
unchangingness
banality
lifelessness
routineness
featurelessness
mundaneness
aridity
slowness
dryness
colourlessness
jejuneness
insipidity
ponderousness
laboriousness
drabness
vapidity
wearisomeness
deadness
long-windedness
prosaicness
endlessness
prolixity
the doldrums
drudgery
interminableness
uninterestingness
insipidness
vapidness
staleness
colorlessness
familiarity
commonplaceness
flavorlessness
monotomy
sterility
sterileness
stodginess
asepticism
innocuousness
wateriness
washiness
jejunity
tastelessness
impassivity
dispassion
nonchalance
unresponsiveness
dispassionateness
phlegm
disregard
incuriousness
insouciance
emotionlessness
impassibility
heedlessness
boringness
spiritlessness
characterlessness
feebleness
savorlessness
weakness
inanity
grimness
uninspiredness
discontent
melancholy
uneasiness
blah
meagerness
weltschmerz
repetitiousness
mildness
gentility
pointlessness
tameness
grind
ho hums
repetition
flavourlessness
wearishness
triteness
monotone
uninterest
inattention
groove
chore
invariability
equability
identicalness
levelness
likeness
unchangeableness
continuance
similarity
evenness
continuity
predictability
oneness
lack of care
lack of curiosity
absence of feeling
lack of imagination
treadmill
lack of flavour
same old thing
rat race
daily grind
unimaginativeness
passivity
coolness
torpor
passiveness
inertia
stoicism
coldness
casualness
complacence
insensibility
disinterestedness
acedia
unfeelingness
mopery
lack of involvement
dispiritedness
neutrality
droopiness
halfheartedness
aloofness
laziness
insensitivity
lack of motivation
uncaring attitude
more ❯
Noun
▲
A state of low spirits
doldrums
depression
gloom
gloominess
glumness
melancholy
dejection
despondency
misery
sadness
unhappiness
apathy
boredom
desolation
despond
despondence
disconsolateness
dispiritedness
dolefulness
downheartedness
dreariness
forlornness
heartache
heartsickness
heavy-heartedness
inertia
joylessness
listlessness
malaise
miserableness
mournfulness
oppression
pessimism
sorrowfulness
tedium
woe
blahs
blues
despair
dismalness
ennui
hopelessness
blue devils
bummer
disinterest
dismals
downer
dullness
dumps
funk
inactivity
indifference
lassitude
letdown
lethargy
mopes
sluggishness
slump
stagnation
stupor
torpor
low spirits
black mood
blue funk
cheerlessness
sorrow
distress
discouragement
wretchedness
grief
dolor
anguish
desperation
melancholia
moroseness
bleakness
chagrin
woefulness
moodiness
disconsolation
defeatism
worry
disheartenment
bitterness
agony
pain
the blues
disappointment
catatonia
sulks
dolour
pensiveness
anhedonia
mourning
the hump
sullenness
dejectedness
low
dismay
demoralization
US
hump
mopery
dysphoria
mortification
horror
vexation
heartbreak
demoralisation
UK
broken-heartedness
heavy heart
temper
torture
torment
desperateness
mood
sulk
suffering
hardship
grump
tearfulness
affliction
dourness
regret
upset
bad mood
angst
paddy
infelicity
anxiety
misgiving
bad temper
mulligrubs
mubblefubbles
foreboding
weariness
saturninity
excruciation
tribulation
discontent
megrim
morbidity
heaviness
lowness
travail
straits
abasement
abjection
abjectness
low-spiritedness
heavyheartedness
heaviness of heart
the dumps
fit of pique
slough of despond
blue Johnnies
the dismals
the mopes
loneliness
lugubriousness
negativity
mirthlessness
Weltschmerz
poignancy
resignation
dissatisfaction
dolefuls
wistfulness
discontentment
grieving
downcastness
uneasiness
displeasure
down
resignedness
trial
cross
rue
burden
ordeal
misfortune
devastation
grimness
somberness
a low
broken heart
dashed hopes
mope
down trip
pet
being bummed
discomfort
grouch
huff
pout
snit
pouts
sulkiness
strop
dysthymia
heartbrokenness
megrims
hurt
rack
qualm
vapors
US
vapours
UK
lugubriosity
troubles
clinical depression
throe
worriment
passion
ache
hurting
pang
twinge
headache
fit of bad humour
endogenous depression
postnatal depression
one's black dog
reactive depression
fit of ill humour
self-pity
grumps
foulie
bate
mard
bout of moping
fit of bad temper
fit of ill temper
disquiet
trauma
lamentation
disquietude
trouble
concern
agitation
sorriness
care
perturbation
stress
lamenting
nervousness
fear
purgatory
bereavement
nightmare
anxiousness
fretfulness
hell
unease
apprehension
Gehenna
trepidation
apprehensiveness
restlessness
bemoaning
grievance
strain
remorse
dole
lament
concernment
nervosity
tension
agita
irritation
dread
mental suffering
turmoil
murder
uncertainty
sweat
bother
shock
bewailing
tenseness
consternation
perplexity
weeping
seriousness
aching
solicitude
doubt
butterflies
willies
jitters
shakes
jumps
botheration
heebie-jeebies
deploring
difficulty
disturbance
pressure
unrest
embarrassment
tragedy
painfulness
emotional suffering
disillusionment
disenchantment
martyrdom
pining
repining
harassment
annoyance
discomposure
wrench
hell on earth
disillusion
fearfulness
inquietude
edginess
nerves
alarm
darkness
jitteriness
suspense
panic
twitchiness
watchfulness
butterflies in the stomach
flap
fuss
ill-humor
creeps
shivers
drag
ants in pants
nail-biting
cold sweat
mistrust
goose bumps
fidgets
all-overs
morosity
discord
pangs
throes
adversity
distraction
strife
living hell
bale
tumult
calvary
stew
unconsolability
extreme unhappiness
bad time
hard time
shame
visitation
sting
scruple
repentance
sorrowing
keening
sombreness
cloud
bad luck
dark night of the soul
unfulfilment
wailing
turbulence
spectre
UK
specter
US
shadow
pall
needles
sense of foreboding
pins and needles
disconcertment
extreme upset
anger
disgruntlement
frustration
shiva
crucifixion
resentment
aggravation
disaffection
discontentedness
presentiment
moaning
languishing
blackness
crying
responsibility
nag
malcontent
fluster
derangement
malcontentment
disruption
disarray
queasiness
burdens
unfulfillment
suspicion
pathos
yips
dubiety
abdabs
Joe Blakes
screaming abdabs
jim-jams
collywobbles
piteousness
tenderness
pitifulness
feeling
sentiment
intensity
emotion
evocativeness
emotionalism
plaintiveness
expressiveness
sentimentality
nostalgia
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Lacking in imagination or originality
uninspired
banal
pedestrian
mundane
routine
second-rate
undistinguished
unexceptional
vanilla
colorless
US
colourless
UK
commonplace
dull
humdrum
indifferent
matter-of-fact
ordinary
prosaic
quotidian
spiritless
stale
unimaginative
uninspiring
unoriginal
workaday
anemic
US
anaemic
UK
conventional
derivative
derived
hackneyed
passionless
trite
unadventurous
bland
dry
everyday
insipid
lackluster
US
lacklustre
UK
lifeless
monotonous
plain vanilla
sterile
stock
unexciting
uninteresting
uninventive
vapid
barren
boring
bromidic
characterless
corny
featureless
flat
hacky
heavy-handed
ponderous
stodgy
uncreative
unimpressed
unmoved
run of the mill
old hat
phoned in
common
usual
run-of-the-mill
straightforward
tedious
tame
standard
cut-and-dry
ho-hum
businesslike
cut-and-dried
average
garden-variety
normal
dreary
unremarkable
standard-issue
drab
diddly
simple
prosy
zero
actual
practicable
nothing
uneventful
square
irksome
matter-of- fact
lowly
nowhere
platitudinous
pabulum
blah
prose
practical
clean
plebeian
lusterless
tired
mediocre
typical
bog-standard
plain
stereotyped
customary
regular
jejune
wearisome
middle-of-the-road
so-so
overused
middling
tiresome
overworked
familiar
clichéd
common or garden
unmemorable
nothing to write home about
fair
old
passable
predictable
threadbare
no great shakes
timeworn
mainstream
set
habitual
leaden
stereotypical
slow
mind-numbing
well-worn
medium
tolerable
nondescript
arid
accustomed
stupid
shopworn
general
numbing
OK
stuffy
jading
a dime a dozen
not up to much
monochromatic
worn out
tiring
played out
wearying
adequate
heavy
hack
half-pie
cornball
drudging
worn-out
traditional
dusty
musty
ornery
moderate
moth-eaten
weary
fair-to-middling
garden variety
unvaried
frequent
ubiquitous
cliché
popular
wonted
time-worn
not so hot
established
run-of-the-mine
prevailing
hokey
decent
forgettable
prevalent
modest
second-class
run-of-mine
familiar tune
worn
ready-made
warmed-over
fairish
natural
repetitious
bathetic
unnoteworthy
day-to-day
cliche
household
hackney
cliched
lame
wishy-washy
truistic
unvarying
amateur
exhausted
amateurish
drained
mildewed
chain
accepted
repetitive
overdone
dull as dishwater
dry as dust
limp
orthodox
used-up
okay
torpid
feeble
ho hum
obligatory
bloodless
vacuous
not much cop
plodding
inferior
cobwebby
dime-store
insignificant
stereotypic
fair to middling
characteristic
weak
platitudinal
unpretentious
generic
garden
formulaic
unanimated
lustreless
mean
all right
homespun
archetypical
homely
not bad
acceptable
satisfactory
respectable
antiseptic
draggy
inconspicuous
unexceptionable
sufficient
unstimulating
universal
classic
recognized
US
archetypal
staple
representative
samey
expected
banausic
nothing special
dim
ten a penny
lacking variety
zestless
hoary
par for the course
recognised
UK
inoffensive
dead
unchanging
widespread
gray
US
grey
UK
current
weariful
inane
not very good
intermediate
serviceable
good
basic
dreich
well worn
classical
regulation
standardized
US
dullsville
deadly
daily
white-bread
dime-a-dozen
humble
fixed
settled
going
bog standard
good enough
proverbial
typic
standardised
UK
pallid
domestic
overall
bush-league
non-stimulating
milk-and-water
pervasive
presentable
inconsequential
monochrome
reasonable
public
soporific
majority
O.K.
fairly good
plastic
nothing to get excited about
sufficiently good
acknowledged
monotone
cliché-ridden
big yawn
terrestrial
fine
moderately good
true
neutral
chronic
out of the ark
goodish
listless
muted
lacking variation
pretty good
matter-of-course
nitty-gritty
time-honoured
apathetic
antiquated
obsolete
unromantic
suburban
pointless
unimpressive
unpassioned
poor
unlively
allowable
unimportant
comfortable
namby-pamby
family
admissible
meh
tidy
tripe
mechanical
unobjectionable
anodyne
immaterial
median
desolate
ruling
boilerplate
fatiguing
watery
midway
warmed-up
endemic
unentertaining
unenjoyable
old-hat
innocuous
middle
prolix
stiff
inconsiderable
rife
soul-destroying
jake
dragging
rampant
shared
empty
prescriptive
midsize
midsized
anonymous
unsophisticated
unrelieved
nothing out of the ordinary
yawnsome
indistinctive
soulless
trivial
proper
not too bad
of no consequence
received
past their sell-by date
unspectacular
treadmill
dull as ditchwater
up to standard
native
lacking excitement
two a penny
off-the-shelf
lacking interest
time-honored
silly
unartistic
unnoticeable
outdated
menial
mawkish
formalistic
mindless
sombre
UK
somber
US
faded
outmoded
extensive
harmless
bleak
dowdy
safe
halfhearted
diluted
wooden
laborious
overlong
annoying
irritating
half-hearted
inadequate
out-of-date
boiled down
without punch
enough
boiler plate
collective
no big deal
static
of poor quality
periodic
played-out
old-chestnut
old-saw
usual thing
long-winded
considerable
enervating
interminable
mortal
exhausting
poky
snooze
workday
admitted
blending into the background
vieux jeu
fair enough
meager
US
soft
drivelling
UK
nebbish
driveling
US
beige
fatuous
tenuous
slight
subdued
boresome
vexatious
meagre
UK
scheduled
outworn
limited
imitative
ineffective
endless
dismal
depressing
noticeable
goodly
sizable
generous
worthwhile
abundant
substantial
sizeable
biggish
significant
appreciable
marked
diurnal
constant
defunct
casual
informal
ongoing
acquired
honored
US
passé
predominant
pervading
toneless
plain-Jane
unextraordinary
straight
useless
known
repeated
readily available
widely available
canned
formal
prototypical
out of date
nothing to shout about
barely adequate
irrelevant
paltry
seasonal
methodical
sluggish
whitebread
antwacky
grind
numerous
in use
unspirited
fuddy-duddy
cut and dried
piddling
worthless
quintessential
broad
uniform
familial
raw
dispiriting
wintry
US
wintery
UK
sorrowful
damp
oppressive
windy
downcast
undistinctive
well-known
acquainted
deadly dull
meaningless
whatever
turgid
deadening
facile
noplace
dumb
cornfed
honoured
UK
well established
vulgar
widely held
signature
inert
not fun
long-drawn-out
waterish
flavourless
UK
flavorless
US
nerdy
wimpy
unappealing
sapless
mid
medial
in-between
of little consequence
of little importance
not worth mentioning
of no importance
of no great concern
of no account
model
ideal
presentational
prototypal
domiciliary
intermediary
halfway
recognizable
US
recurring
blank
expressionless
deadpan
unspecial
random
non-specific
unaspiring
unambitious
ample
canonical
one-size-fits-all
common variety
well known
recognisable
UK
mediate
central
midmost
without variety
inherent
symptomatic
consistent
quiet
across the board
faceless
neither one thing nor the other
noncommittal
par
medium-sized
middle-sized
unimposing
unfussy
unshowy
restrained
unostentatious
home
homey
reiterated
samely
puts one to sleep
monotonic
all the same
recurrent
sing-song
flat as pancake
unchanged
anticipated
foreseeable
indicative
foreseen
reliable
emblematic
bought
unfateful
indecisive
noneventful
inconclusive
distinctive
likely
unsurprising
idiosyncratic
steady
distinguishing
livable
better than nothing
unimpeachable
store
true to form
in keeping
to be expected
only to be expected
individualistic
in character
on the cards
… all over
true to type
impersonal
off-the-rack
mass-produced
off-the-peg
store-bought
traditionary
proven
ritual
suitable
confirmed
staid
competent
appropriate
agreeable
ritualistic
ceremonial
fit
solid
alright
palatable
sound
conformist
valid
convenient
commensurate
fitting
correct
assuaging
assuasive
appeasing
sufficing
favourite
UK
favorite
US
tried and true
doctrinal
widely used
taken for granted
rooted
tried and tested
sanctioned
immemorial
prescribed
up to par
up to the mark
swell
up to snuff
pleasant
completely understandable
kosher
snug
up to scratch
A-OK
quite good
in order
totally fine
middle of the road
superabundant
cheap and commonplace
most common
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