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intimate - 20 thesaurus results
Main Entry: intimate
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: a close friend; familiar person
Synonyms: associate, chum, companion, comrade, confidant, confidante, crony, familiar, family, lover, mate, pal, bosom buddy
Antonyms: enemy, foe
Main Entry: intimate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: suggest; tip off
Synonyms: affirm, air, allude, announce, assert, aver, communicate, connote, declare, expose, express, hint, impart, imply, indicate, infer, insinuate, leak, profess, remind, spill the beans*, spring, state, utter, vent, voice, warn, avouch, drop a hint, let cat out of bag, let it be known, make known, make noise
Main Entry: intimate
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: friendly, devoted
Synonyms: affectionate, bosom, chummy*, close, comfy, confidential, cozy, dear, faithful, fast, fond, loving, mellow, mix, near, next, nice, regular, roommate, snug, warm, buddy-buddy*, cherished, clubby, dearest, nearest
Antonyms: cool, formal, incompatible, unfriendly
Main Entry: intimate
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: private, personal
Synonyms: confidential, deep, deep-seated, detailed, elemental, essential, exhaustive, experienced, firsthand, guarded, gut*, immediate, in-depth, inborn, inbred, ingrained, inherent, inmost, innate, innermost, interior, internal, intrinsic, penetrating, privy, profound, secret, special, thorough, trusted, uptight, visceral, indwelling, viscerous
Antonyms: formal, public
Main Entry: allude
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: hint at
Synonyms: advert, bring up, imply, insinuate, intimate, point, refer, suggest
Notes: allude is 'mention indirectly, hint at' and refer is 'mention directly'
elude means to escape or evade from while allude means to make a more or less indirect reference to
Main Entry: boyfriend
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: male acquaintance or romantic companion
Synonyms: admirer, beau, companion, confidant, date, escort, flame*, follower, friend, intimate, partner, soul mate, steady, suitor, sweetheart, fiancé, swain, young man
Antonyms: girlfriend
Main Entry: buddy
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: friend
Synonyms: associate, chum, companion, comrade, confidant, crony, intimate, mate, pal, peer, sidekick, co-mate, co-worker
Antonyms: enemy
Main Entry: chatty
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: talkative
Synonyms: colloquial, communicative, familiar, friendly, gabby, garrulous, informal, intimate, loquacious, spontaneous, conversational, gossipy, loose-lipped, multieloquent, talky
Antonyms: quiet, silent, untalkative
Main Entry: chummy
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: friendly
Synonyms: affectionate, close, confidential, constant, cozy, familiar, intimate, palsy-walsy*, thick*, buddy-buddy*, pally
Antonyms: unfriendly, unsociable
Main Entry: clue
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: give information
Synonyms: acquaint, advise, apprise, fill in, hint, indicate, inform, intimate, notify, post, suggest, tell, warn, give the lowdown, give the skinny on, lead to, leave evidence, leave trace, leave tracks, point to, wise up
Antonyms: hide, keep secret
Main Entry: companionable
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: friendly
Synonyms: affable, amicable, complacent, congenial, convivial, cordial, cozy, familiar, genial, good-natured, gregarious, intimate, mellow, neighborly, outgoing, sociable, social, tight, buddy buddy, clubby, conversable, cozy with, pally, palsy, tight with
Antonyms: antagonistic, foreign, opposing, unfriendly
Main Entry: comrade
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: ally
Synonyms: associate, buddy, chum, colleague, companion, compatriot, compeer, confederate, confidant, confidante, crony, friend, intimate, mate, pal, partner, sidekick, bosom buddy, co-worker, comate
Antonyms: enemy, foe, opponent
Main Entry: confidant
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: close friend
Synonyms: acquaintance, adherent, adviser, alter ego, companion, crony, familiar, intimate, mate, pal, bosom buddy
Antonyms: enemy, foe
Main Entry: confidential
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: secret
Synonyms: arcane, classified, closet, hush-hush*, inside, intimate, off the record*, private, privy, backdoor, hushed
Antonyms: common, familiar, known, public, well-known
Main Entry: connote
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: imply
Synonyms: add up to, betoken, denote, designate, evidence, express, import, indicate, insinuate, intend, intimate, involve, mean, signify, spell, suggest, hint at
Antonyms: denote
Main Entry: cozy
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: comforting, soft, warm
Synonyms: comfortable, comfy, cushy, intimate, restful, safe, secure, sheltered, snug, cuddled up, easeful, in clover, in velvet, on bed of roses, snug as bug in rug, snuggled down, tucked up
Antonyms: uncomfortable
Main Entry: crony
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: ally, companion
Synonyms: accomplice, acquaintance, associate, buddy, chum, colleague, comrade, confidant, friend, intimate, mate, pal, partner, sidekick*, bosom buddy, comate, good buddy
Antonyms: enemy, foe
Main Entry: drive at
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: mean, suggest as meaning
Synonyms: aim, contemplate, design, get at, imply, indicate, intend, intimate, propose, signify, allude to, have in mind, hint at, refer to
Main Entry: egotistic/egoistic
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: thinking very highly of oneself
Synonyms: affected, aloof, autocratic, boastful, boasting, conceited, egocentric, haughty, inflated, intimate, intrinsic, introverted, isolated, narcissistic, opinionated, personal, pompous, proud, self-absorbed, self-centered, self-important, snobbish, stuck-up*, subjective, superior, swollen, vain, vainglorious, bragging, egomaniacal, individualistic, inner-directed, obsessive, prideful, puffed up, self-admiring, stuck on oneself
Antonyms: altruistic, humble, modest, reserved, shy, submissive, timid, unassuming, selfless
Main Entry: favorite
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: preferred
Synonyms: beloved, choice, darling, dear, especial, favored, intimate, liked, main, number one, personal, pet*, pleasant, popular, precious, sweetheart*, admired, adored, best-loved, cherished, dearest, desired, esteemed, prized, revered, treasured, wished-for
Antonyms: hated, disliked, loathed
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