joyride

The word “joyride” has 2 syllables: joy-ride

It's pronounced as /ˈdʒɔɪ.raɪd/


What is synonym and antonym for joyride?

In the thesaurus, “joyride” has 105 synonyms and 30 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for joyride along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for joyride

  • Sunday drive
  • airing
  • amusement
  • automobile
  • bliss
  • bound
  • buzz
  • caper
  • carouse
  • carry on
  • cavort
  • chauffeur
  • clown
  • comfort
  • commute
  • contentment
  • conveyance
  • curvet
  • cut up
  • dance
  • delectation
  • disport
  • diversion
  • drag
  • drive
  • ease
  • enjoyment
  • entertainment
  • excursion
  • expedition
  • felicity
  • flash
  • fool around
  • frisk
  • frolic
  • fruition
  • gambol
  • game
  • gladness
  • gluttony
  • gratification
  • gusto
  • hack
  • hitch
  • hobby
  • hop
  • horse around
  • indulgence
  • jaunt
  • joie de vivre
  • joy
  • kick
  • kicks
  • kite
  • lark
  • leap
  • lift
  • lope
  • luxury
  • motor
  • outing
  • passage
  • pick up
  • pickup
  • prance
  • primrose path
  • race
  • ramble
  • recreation
  • relish
  • revel
  • revelry
  • ride
  • roister
  • roll
  • rollick
  • romp
  • roughhouse
  • run
  • satisfaction
  • seasoning
  • self-indulgence
  • skip
  • skylark
  • solace
  • spice
  • spin
  • sport
  • spring
  • taxi
  • thrill
  • titillation
  • tool
  • tour
  • transit
  • transport
  • transportation
  • trip
  • tumble
  • turn
  • turnon
  • velvet
  • wheel
  • whirl
  • zest

Antonyms for joyride

  • apathy
  • blandness
  • chore
  • discontent
  • dislike
  • displeasure
  • dissatisfaction
  • dullness
  • gloom
  • hate
  • hatred
  • labor
  • melancholy
  • misery
  • mope
  • need
  • pain
  • pout
  • sadness
  • sorrow
  • stew
  • sulk
  • task
  • trouble
  • unhappiness
  • upset
  • want
  • woe
  • work
  • worry

Meanings of joyride

  • noun
    1. An instance of driving a motor vehicle in a carefree or reckless manner, especially a vehicle which has been taken without the permission of the owner.
    2. A ride taken for enjoyment.
  • verb
    1. To take a joyride.

Example Sentences

  • The teenagers went on a joyride through the countryside, enjoying the freedom.
  • He took his new car for a joyride, feeling the wind in his hair.
  • The kids laughed as they went on a joyride around the amusement park.
  • They spent the afternoon on a joyride, driving along the coastal highway.
  • After the concert, they celebrated with a late-night joyride through the city.

On this page you'll find 135 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to joyride, such as: Sunday drive, airing, amusement, apathy, automobile, blandness, bliss.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

gambol

  • amusement
  • antic
  • bender
  • binge
  • bound
  • brannigan
  • bum
  • bust
  • caper
  • carouse
  • carry on
  • cavort
  • clown
  • curvet
  • cut
  • cut a caper
  • cut capers
  • cut loose
  • cut up
  • dance
  • disport
  • diversion
  • enjoyment
  • entertainment
  • escapade
  • festivity
  • field day
  • fling
  • fool around
  • frisk
  • frolic
  • hop
  • horse around
  • idyl
  • idyll
  • indulgence
  • joyride
  • jump
  • kibitz around
  • kite
  • lark
  • leap
  • lope
  • merriment
  • merrymaking
  • play
  • pleasure
  • ploy
  • prance
  • prank
  • recreation
  • revel
  • roister
  • rollick
  • romp
  • roughhouse
  • self-indulgence
  • skip
  • skylark
  • souse
  • splore
  • sport
  • spree
  • spring
  • toot
  • trip
  • tumble
  • whoop it up

gambols

  • amusements
  • antics
  • benders
  • binges
  • bound
  • bounds
  • brannigans
  • bums
  • busts
  • caper
  • capers
  • carouses
  • carries on
  • carry on
  • cavort
  • cavorts
  • clowns
  • curvets
  • cut
  • cut a caper
  • cut loose
  • cuts capers
  • cuts up
  • dances
  • disports
  • diversions
  • enjoyments
  • entertainments
  • escapades
  • festivities
  • field days
  • flings
  • fool around
  • fools around
  • frisk
  • frisks
  • frolic
  • frolics
  • hop
  • hops
  • horse around
  • horses around
  • idylls
  • idyls
  • indulgences
  • joyrides
  • jump
  • kibitz around
  • kites
  • lark
  • larks
  • leap
  • leaps
  • lopes
  • merriments
  • merrymakings
  • monkeyshines
  • play
  • pleasures
  • ploys
  • prance
  • prances
  • pranks
  • recreations
  • revel
  • revels
  • roister
  • roisters
  • rollick
  • rollicks
  • romp
  • romps
  • roughhouses
  • self-indulgences
  • shenanigans
  • skip
  • skips
  • skylarks
  • souses
  • splores
  • sport
  • sports
  • sprees
  • spring
  • springs
  • toots
  • trips
  • tumbles
  • whoop it up

kicks

  • action
  • activity
  • ado
  • adventure
  • agitation
  • ambrosias
  • amusement
  • amusements
  • animation
  • arguments
  • arousals
  • balks
  • bang
  • bangs
  • bashings
  • batterings
  • beefs
  • bellyaches
  • bemoans
  • bewails
  • bitches
  • blast
  • bleats
  • bliss
  • blows
  • blubbers
  • boots
  • bother
  • buffets
  • bumps
  • buoyancy
  • buzz
  • buzzes
  • carps
  • caterwauls
  • cavils
  • censures
  • challenges
  • charge
  • charges
  • cheer
  • cheerfulness
  • circus
  • cloud nine
  • collisions
  • comfort
  • comforts
  • commotion
  • complains
  • complaints
  • compunctions
  • concussions
  • conflicts
  • confusion
  • contacts
  • contentment
  • convulsions
  • crabs
  • crashes
  • cries
  • criticisms
  • criticizes
  • croaks
  • dares
  • debates
  • defiances
  • defies
  • delectation
  • delectations
  • delight
  • delights
  • demonstrates
  • demurrals
  • demurrers
  • demurs
  • denounces
  • deplores
  • difficulties
  • discomposure
  • disobediences
  • disobeys
  • disputes
  • dissents
  • distrust
  • disturbance
  • dither
  • diversion
  • diversions
  • doubts
  • drama
  • dubieties
  • dubitations
  • ease
  • ecstasy
  • elation
  • electrifications
  • emotion
  • encounters
  • enjoyment
  • enjoyments
  • entertainment
  • entertainments
  • enthusiasm
  • euphoria
  • exaltation
  • exceptions
  • excepts
  • excitation
  • excitement
  • exhilaration
  • exhilarations
  • expostulates
  • expostulations
  • exultation
  • feasts
  • feeling
  • felicity
  • ferment
  • festivity
  • fever
  • fights
  • fireworks
  • flash
  • flurry
  • flush
  • frenzy
  • frets
  • frissons
  • frivolity
  • frolic
  • fruition
  • fulfillment
  • fun
  • furor
  • fuss
  • fusses
  • gags
  • gaiety
  • game
  • gases
  • gasses
  • gladness
  • glee
  • gluttony
  • good feeling
  • gratification
  • gratifications
  • gripes
  • grizzles
  • grouches
  • grouses
  • growls
  • grumbles
  • grumps
  • gusto
  • happiness
  • hassles
  • heat
  • high
  • high spirits
  • highs
  • hilarity
  • hit
  • hits
  • hobby
  • hollers
  • hubbub
  • hullabaloo
  • hurry
  • hysteria
  • hysterics
  • impacts
  • impingements
  • impulse
  • incertitudes
  • indeterminations
  • indulgence
  • indulgences
  • inspiration
  • instigation
  • intoxication
  • intoxications
  • inveighs
  • jars
  • jocularity
  • jocundity
  • joie de vivre
  • jollies
  • jollity
  • jolts
  • jounces
  • joviality
  • joy
  • joyfulness
  • joyousness
  • joyride
  • joys
  • jubilation
  • keens
  • kick
  • kicks up a fuss
  • kicks up a stink
  • knocks
  • kvetches
  • laments
  • laughs
  • laughter
  • levity
  • lickings
  • lift
  • lifts
  • lightheartedness
  • luxury
  • mannas
  • maunders
  • meetings
  • melodrama
  • merriment
  • merrymaking
  • misdoubts
  • misgivings
  • mistrust
  • misunderstandings
  • moans
  • motivation
  • motive
  • movement
  • murmurs
  • mutters
  • nags
  • niggles
  • objections
  • objects
  • passion
  • perturbation
  • pleasure
  • pleasures
  • primrose path
  • protests
  • provocation
  • punches
  • qualms
  • quarrels
  • questions
  • quibbles
  • rage
  • raps
  • rapture
  • rebellions
  • rebels
  • recompense
  • recreation
  • recreations
  • refreshment
  • regalement
  • rejoicing
  • reliefs
  • relish
  • reluctances
  • remonstrances
  • repines
  • reservations
  • response
  • revelry
  • reward
  • rushes
  • satisfaction
  • screams
  • scruples
  • seasoning
  • self-indulgence
  • sensation
  • shocks
  • skepticism
  • slams
  • slaps
  • smashes
  • sobs
  • solace
  • solaces
  • spice
  • sport
  • squabbles
  • squawks
  • squeals
  • statics
  • stews
  • sticks
  • stimulation
  • stimulus
  • stinks
  • stir
  • strikes
  • sure shock
  • surprises
  • surprizes
  • suspicions
  • takes exception
  • takes issue
  • thrashings
  • thrill
  • thrills
  • thumps
  • tingle
  • titillation
  • titillations
  • to-do
  • touches
  • transport
  • treats
  • trepidation
  • triumph
  • tumult
  • turmoil
  • turnon
  • twitter
  • uncertainties
  • up
  • upper
  • urge
  • velvet
  • wails
  • wallop
  • wallops
  • warmth
  • whimpers
  • whines
  • whinges
  • whoopee
  • wildness
  • withstands
  • worries
  • wrangles
  • yammers
  • yaups
  • yawps
  • yowls
  • zest

kite

  • FYI
  • acknowledgment
  • aeroplane
  • airbus
  • aircraft
  • airliner
  • airship
  • alight
  • answer
  • avoid
  • be off
  • beat it
  • begone
  • billet
  • billet doux
  • bloodsucker
  • bound
  • break out
  • bug off
  • buzz off
  • buzzard
  • cab
  • caper
  • card
  • carouse
  • carry on
  • cavort
  • clear out
  • clown
  • communication
  • crate
  • curvet
  • cut up
  • dance
  • decamp
  • depart
  • destroyer
  • devourer
  • dispatch
  • disport
  • dodge
  • duck
  • egress
  • epistle
  • evacuate
  • evade
  • exit
  • exploiter
  • extricate oneself
  • flee
  • fly
  • fool around
  • free oneself
  • frisk
  • frolic
  • gambol
  • get-well card
  • go
  • harpy
  • hightail
  • hop
  • horse around
  • invite
  • jet
  • joyride
  • junk mail
  • lark
  • leap
  • leave
  • leech
  • line
  • lope
  • love letter
  • make oneself scarce
  • make tracks
  • memo
  • memorandum
  • message
  • missive
  • note
  • plane
  • poison pen
  • postcard
  • prance
  • predator
  • ramjet
  • remove oneself
  • reply
  • report
  • retire
  • revel
  • roister
  • rollick
  • romp
  • roughhouse
  • rubber check
  • run away
  • scram
  • scratch
  • shark
  • ship
  • shirk
  • shun
  • skedaddle
  • skip
  • skylark
  • split
  • sponge
  • sponger
  • sport
  • spring
  • tab
  • take a hike
  • take off
  • thank you
  • thank-you
  • trip
  • tumble
  • user
  • vacate
  • vamoose
  • vampire
  • vulture
  • withdraw
  • wolf

kites

  • bloodsuckers
  • bounds
  • buzzards
  • capers
  • carouses
  • carries on
  • cavorts
  • clowns
  • curvets
  • cuts up
  • dances
  • destroyers
  • devourers
  • disports
  • exploiters
  • fools around
  • frisks
  • frolics
  • gambols
  • harpies
  • hops
  • horses around
  • joyrides
  • larks
  • leaps
  • leeches
  • lopes
  • prances
  • predators
  • revels
  • roisters
  • rollicks
  • romps
  • roughhouses
  • sharks
  • skips
  • skylarks
  • spongers
  • sponges
  • sports
  • springs
  • trips
  • tumbles
  • users
  • vampires
  • vultures
  • wolves

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