Down
Pronunciation of Down
/dˈa͡ʊn/, /dˈaʊn/, /d_ˈaʊ_n/
Synonyms for down:
Sense 2
pelt, stricken, bouncy, chug, subside, gathering, glug, wattle, Against, unwell, eject, stack up, From, drink to, sunken, downhill, vortex, mandible, bombed-out, turbulence, eddy, perforated, throw back, sluggish, maelstrom, scramble, bank, shopworn, poorly, timber, nonlinear, downfall, loll, moth-eaten, warped, airlift, subnormal, wool, exponential, faulty, torrent, ruinous, cross country, comedown, gulp, talk down, recline, low-level, runaway, ruff, flawed.
Sense 4
bust, squirt, sit-up, comb, wholesale, skin, ill, ebb, vent, With, armor, pilot, retail.
Sense 5
buzz, sit, under, below, bottom, brush, about, out, spur, lower.
Sense 6
ground, climb, downgrade, current, neck, lift, slow.
Sense 7
bill, drip, throw, wash, off, collar, nurse, plate, go down, apart, lie, descent, bolt, lay.
Sense 8
sink, perch.
Sense 9
seat, burn.
Sense 10
Sense 11
wing, right.
Sense 12
Sense 14
stir.
Sense 16
soft.
Sense 21
in.
beneath
underfoot.
consume
gulp.
disaster
drink
toss off, wash down, slurp.
drink down
englut
happen
crop up.
in low spirits
melancholy, spiritless, dull, sad, dysphoric, wistful, desolate, melancholic, unhappy, heavy-hearted, tristful.
john l. h. down
knock down
mound
hill.
polish off
use up.
quill
rising
shoot-down
take
take.
complete (adjective)
crestfallen (adjective)
damaged (adjective)
dejected (adjective)
sad.
depressed (adjective)
low-down, spiritless, tristful, despondent, dysphoric, low, unhappy, melancholic, heavy-hearted, low-spirited.
descending (adjective)
disappointed (adjective)
doleful (adjective)
heartsick (adjective)
low (adjective)
sickly (adjective)
peaky.
sullen (adjective)
glum.
woebegone (adjective)
all (adverb)
downwardly, downwards, downward.
Sense 2 (noun)
prostrate, apart, under, below.
Sense 4 (noun)
Sense 5 (noun)
Sense 6 (noun)
dull, off, slow, soft, sluggish, slack.
Sense 7 (noun)
homeward, laid up, counterclockwise, ill, downwind, poorly, clockwise, eastbound, left, unwell, cross country.
Sense 8 (noun)
sad.
Sense 9 (noun)
climb, comedown, bank, come down, buzz, ditch, airlift, captain, descent, downfall, eject.
Sense 11 (noun)
Sense 12 (noun)
wrecked, faulty, Trashed, flawed.
Sense 13 (noun)
brush, coat, camouflage, dander, exoskeleton, beard, dewlap, armor, armour.
Sense 14 (noun)
Sense 15 (noun)
assimilate, burn, go down, stay down, metabolize, digest.
Sense 16 (noun)
comb, cockscomb, crest, beak, collar, gizzard, bill, feather.
Sense 18 (noun)
bottom, low-level, subnormal, rock bottom, sunken, lower.
Sense 20 (noun)
bolt.
Sense 22 (noun)
BOGOF, mail order, wholesale, retail, freemium, first refusal, open market.
Sense 23 (noun)
Sense 25 (noun)
lea, grassland, moor, heath.
animal (noun)
down feather.
deterioration (noun)
down (noun)
floss, fluff, nap, wool, pile, fuzz.
fuzz (noun)
hair (noun)
ruff, mane.