SYN - SYNONYMS
SYNONYMS - (OTHER WAYS TO SAY IT)
SYNONYMS - (OTHER WAYS TO SAY IT)
hands down.
no doubt
defintiely
unequivocably
LAUGH
giggle, chuckle, cackle, crack up
COFFEE
java, joe
TIRED
exhausted, pooped, out of energy, sleepy, drowsy
ATHLETIC
Fit
Active
Sporty
Physically capable
In shape
Agile
Strong
Conditioned
Well-built
Energetic
Sturdy
Muscular
Toned
Lean
Endurance-focused
Spry
Powerful
Lithe
Supple
Hardy
Dexterous
Nimble
Vigorous
Robust
Fleet-footed
Dynamic
Ripped
Sinewy
Brawny
Resilient
Tireless
Coordinated
Fleet
Buff
Tough
Sprightly
Pumped
Adroit
Gritty
Quick
TO GET ANGRY
Lose your temper
Blow your top
Flip out
Go ballistic
Hit the roof
See red
Lose it
Freak out
Go off the deep end
Explode
Get worked up
Snap
Fly into a rage
Throw a fit
Go mad
Get upset
Boil over
Blow a gasket
Go bananas
Storm off
Get heated
Throw a tantrum
Pitch a fit
Get your knickers in a twist
Get bent out of shape
Go nuts
Throw a wobbly
Have a meltdown
Get in a huff
Erupt
Seethe
Burn up
Lash out
Let off steam
Bark
Rage
Lose control
Go wild
Fume
Lose your cool
Yell your head off
Curse someone out
Go berserk
Let loose
Scream blue murder
Roar
Fly into a tizzy
Give someone an earful
Pop off
Have steam coming out of your ears
Blow your lid
Go ape
Go haywire
Burst a blood vessel
Flip your lid
Get hot under the collar
Fly into a temper
Throw a hissy fit
Become livid
Go berserk
Get cranky
Go loco
Hit the ceiling
See stars
Crack up
Tear into someone
Go mental
Turn red
Lose your rag
Bark at someone
Spit feathers
Bite someone’s head off
Turn into a fire-breathing dragon
Wail on someone
Rant and rave
Get fiery
Spark up
Turn nasty
Storm out
Cuss someone out
Bang your fist
Let it rip
Have a cow
Get grumpy
Shoot daggers
Clench your teeth
Have a blow-up
Flare up
Freak
Blow smoke
Rip into someone
Yell bloody murder
Snap at someone
Get shirty
Get a bee in your bonnet
Go wild-eyed
Smolder
Huff and puff
Pound the table
Go bonkers
SINGLE
Unattached – "He is currently unattached."
Unmarried – "She remains unmarried by choice."
Without a partner – "He is without a partner at the moment."
Not in a relationship – "She is not in a relationship right now."
Single – "He’s single and focused on his career."
Available – "She’s available if you’re interested."
On their own – "He’s been on his own for a while now."
Flying solo – "She’s flying solo these days."
Independent – "He's happy being independent."
Free – "She’s enjoying being free and living her best life."
Living the single life – "She’s living the single life."
Bachelor/Bachelorette – "He’s living the bachelor life."
Flying free – "She’s flying free and not looking back."
Mingling – "He’s single and ready to mingle."
Not cuffed – "She’s not cuffed and enjoying it."
On one’s own – "He’s been on his own for a few years now."
Solo act – "She’s a solo act these days."
Partner-free – "He’s been partner-free for a while."
Self-partnered – "She’s self-partnered and loving it."
Not taken – "He’s not taken, so feel free to ask him out."
Free agent – "She’s a free agent and having fun."
Flying stag – "He’s flying stag to the wedding."
Unhitched – "She’s been unhitched since last year."
Solo – "He’s going solo for now."
On the market – "She’s back on the market."
Rolling solo – "He’s rolling solo these days."
Riding solo – "She’s riding solo after the breakup."
Not tied down – "He’s not tied down and loves his freedom."
Single and fabulous – "She’s single and fabulous!"
Riding solo – "He’s riding solo and loving the freedom."
Not tied to anyone – "She’s not tied to anyone and happy that way."
On the loose – "He’s back on the loose after his breakup.Looking for love – "She’s single and looking for love."
Lone wolf – "He’s a lone wolf for now."
On the hunt – "She’s on the hunt for something new."
Open for business – "He’s open for business and meeting people."
Roaming free – "She’s roaming free and having a blast."
Going it alone – "He’s going it alone for now."
Alone but not lonely – "She’s alone but not lonely."
Uncommitted – "He’s happy being uncommitted for the time being."
Self-sufficient – "She’s self-sufficient and not interested in dating right now."
Free as a bird – "He’s as free as a bird these days."
Not linked up – "She’s not linked up with anyone."
Not locked down – "He’s not locked down and enjoying the single life."
Solo rider – "She’s a solo rider at the moment."
Single and loving it – "He’s single and loving it!"
Off the chain – "She’s off the chain and enjoying the freedom."
Unshackled – "He’s feeling unshackled and happy with life."
On a solo mission – "She’s on a solo mission and isn’t looking for a partner."
Wild and free – "He’s wild and free, not ready to settle down."
Lone ranger – "She’s a lone ranger, and she likes it that way."
Going stag – "He’s going stag to the party."
On the loose – "She’s on the loose and enjoying her independence."
Off the grid – "He’s off the grid when it comes to relationships."
Not in the game – "She’s not in the game right now, just focusing on herself."
FUNNY
HILARIOUS
intentional
on purpose
unintentional
by accident
WALK
STROLL
HIKE
buy / purchase
eat / consume
risible = laughable
repair - fix
blown away
floored
shocked
do thesaurus lesson for common actions.
drink / imbibe
eat / consume
at least one alternative for each verb.