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cards - 20 thesaurus results
Main Entry: card
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: piece of paper, often with purposeful writing
Synonyms: agenda, badge, billet, calendar, check, docket, identification, label, pass, poster, program, schedule, sheet, square, tally, ticket, timetable, voucher, cardboard, fiberboard
Main Entry: acknowledgment
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: physical symbol of recognition
Synonyms: acclamation, answer, apology, applause, appreciation, bow, card, confession, contract, credit, gift, gratitude, greeting, guarantee, hail, letter, nod, notice, reaction, receipt, reply, response, return, salutation, salute, signature, statement, support, thanks, token, addressing, bestowal, hailing
Main Entry: agenda
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: list of things to do
Synonyms: calendar, card, diary, docket, plan, program, schedule, timetable, lineup
Main Entry: bill
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: list; circular
Synonyms: advertisement, agenda, bulletin, card, catalogue, flyer, handbill, handout, inventory, leaflet, notice, placard, poster, program, roster, schedule, syllabus, affiche, listing, playbill
Main Entry: calendar
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: schedule of events
Synonyms: agenda, almanac, bulletin, card, daybook, diary, docket, journal, list, log, program, record, register, tab, table, time, timetable, annal, chronology, lineup, logbook, menology, pipeline, sked, system of reckoning
Main Entry: character
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: odd person
Synonyms: card*, case*, clown, crank*, customer*, duck*, eccentric, figure, freak, nut, oddball, oddity, original*, personage, personality, queer, spook*, weirdo, wack, zombie
Notes: character is what one is; reputation is what one is thought to be by others
Main Entry: comb
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: arrange hair
Synonyms: adjust, card, cleanse, curry, disentangle, dress, groom, rasp, scrape, separate, smooth, sort, straighten, tease, untangle, hackle, hatchel, lay smooth
Main Entry: comedian
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: funny person, often professional
Synonyms: actor, card*, clown, comic, droll, entertainer, humorist, jester, joker, laugh, stooge*, top banana*, wag, wit*, zany*, banana, cutup, farceur, jokester, merry-andrew, million laughs, quipster, stand-up comic, wisecracker
Main Entry: comic
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: funny person, often professional
Synonyms: buffoon*, card*, clown, comedian, droll, humorist, jester, joker, stooge*, top banana*, wag*, wit*, banana, funnyman, jokester, life of the party, million laughs, quipster, stand-up comic
Antonyms: tragedian
Main Entry: coupon
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: discount ticket
Synonyms: advertisement, card, certificate, order blank, slip, token, voucher, box top, credit slip, detachable portion, premium certificate, ration slip, redeemable part, redemption slip
Main Entry: credentials
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: references, attestation
Synonyms: authorization, card, certificate, character, deed, diploma, docket, document, endorsement, license, missive, papers, passport, proof, recommendation, sanction, testament, testimonial, title, token, voucher, warrant, accreditation, documentation, letter of credence, letter of introduction
Main Entry: docket
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: program, agenda
Synonyms: calendar, card, schedule, tab, tally, ticket, timetable
Main Entry: epistle
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: letter
Synonyms: card, communication, dispatch, invite, line*, message, missive, note, scratch*, tab*, FYI, billet doux, cannonball, get-well, kite*, love letter, memo, poison pen, postcard, thank-you
Main Entry: greeting
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: welcome; message of kindness
Synonyms: accosting, acknowledgment, address, aloha*, attention, best wishes, blow*, card*, ciao, compellation, compliments, good wishes, hail, hello, heralding, hi, high five, highball, how-do-you-do, howdy, letter*, nod, note, notice, ovation, reception, regards, respects, rumble, salaam*, salutation, salute, speaking to, testimonial, ushering in, what's happening
Antonyms: farewell, goodbye
Main Entry: humorist
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: comedian
Synonyms: card*, clown, comic, entertainer, jester, joker, wit, comedienne, cutup, jokesmith, jokester, satirist, stand-up comic, wisecracker
Main Entry: identify
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: recognize; label
Synonyms: analyze, button down, card, catalog, classify, describe, determinate, determine, diagnose, diagnosticate, distinguish, establish, find, make out, name, peg*, pick out, pinpoint, place, put one's finger on, select, separate, single out, spot, tab*, tag*
Antonyms: confuse, mistake
Main Entry: indicate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: signify, display
Synonyms: add up to, announce, argue, attest, augur, bespeak, betoken, card, connote, demonstrate, denote, designate, evidence, evince, express, finger, hint, illustrate, imply, import, intimate, make, manifest, mark, mean, name, peg*, pinpoint*, point out, prove, read, record, register, reveal, show, sign, signal, slot, specify, suggest, symbolize, tab, tag, testify, witness, be symptomatic, button down, pin down, point to
Antonyms: conceal, hide, mislead
Main Entry: jester
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person who jokes, plays jokes
Synonyms: actor, antic, buffoon, card*, clown, comedian, comic, droll, fool, harlequin, humorist, joker, madcap*, trickster, wag*, wit, banterer, cutup, japer, jokester, larker, life of the party, pantaloon, practical joker, prankster, quipster, standup comic, wisecracker
Main Entry: joker
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person who kids, teases
Synonyms: actor, buffoon, card*, clown, comedian, comic, droll, fool, humorist, jester, second banana*, stooge, top banana*, trickster, wag, wit, banana, cutup, farceur, funster, gagster, jokesmith, jokester, josher, kidder, life of the party, prankster, punster, quipster, stand-up comic, straight person, wisecracker
Main Entry: line
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: written communication
Synonyms: card, letter, message, note, report, word, postcard
Antonyms: speech
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