rats

The word “rats” has 1 syllable: rats

It's pronounced as /ræts/


What is synonym and antonym for rats?

In the thesaurus, “rats” has 221 synonyms and 27 antonyms.

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


Synonyms for rats

  • Neanderthals
  • accepts
  • acknowledges
  • addicts
  • admits
  • afficionados
  • affirms
  • aficionados
  • agrees
  • ah
  • airheads
  • alack
  • alas
  • allows
  • announces
  • avows
  • bah
  • barbarians
  • bastards
  • beasts
  • betrayers
  • betrays
  • birdbrains
  • blabbermouths
  • blabbers
  • blabs
  • bleeders
  • blighters
  • blockheads
  • boo
  • boobies
  • boors
  • bounders
  • brats
  • breaks
  • breathes
  • broadcasts
  • brutes
  • buffs
  • buggers
  • bugs
  • buzzards
  • cads
  • canaries
  • cavemen
  • chuffs
  • churls
  • clients
  • clowns
  • collaborators
  • communicates
  • concedes
  • confesses
  • confirms
  • creeps
  • cretins
  • cruds
  • crumbs
  • curs
  • customers
  • declares
  • deep throats
  • denizens
  • devotees
  • dinks
  • dirtbags
  • disburdens
  • discloses
  • divulges
  • dogs
  • dolts
  • doofuses
  • dopes
  • dorks
  • dufuses
  • dweebs
  • enthusiasts
  • exposes
  • familiars
  • fanatics
  • fanciers
  • fans
  • faugh
  • fie
  • fiends
  • finks
  • fools
  • freaks
  • frequenters
  • gives away
  • goons
  • gossipers
  • gossips
  • grants
  • guests
  • habitues
  • half-wits
  • haunters
  • heels
  • hounds
  • humph
  • idiots
  • imbeciles
  • imparts
  • informants
  • informers
  • informs
  • insolents
  • jackasses
  • jerks
  • jokers
  • leakers
  • leaks
  • loudmouths
  • louses
  • louts
  • lovers
  • lowlifes
  • lowlives
  • maniacs
  • miscreants
  • morons
  • narks
  • nerds
  • nincompoops
  • ninnies
  • nits
  • nitwits
  • notifiers
  • nuisances
  • nuts
  • patrons
  • pests
  • phew
  • phooey
  • pills
  • pish
  • pooh
  • proclaims
  • professes
  • pshaw
  • publishes
  • rascals
  • rat finks
  • recognizes
  • regulars
  • reptiles
  • reveals
  • rogues
  • rotters
  • roughnecks
  • savages
  • says
  • scabs
  • scamps
  • schmoes
  • schmucks
  • scoundrels
  • scumbags
  • scums
  • scuzzballs
  • sheesh
  • skunk
  • skunks
  • sleazebags
  • sleazeballs
  • sleazes
  • slimeballs
  • slimes
  • slobs
  • snakes
  • snips
  • snitchers
  • snitches
  • snobs
  • snoopers
  • snoops
  • snoots
  • snots
  • so-and-sos
  • sods
  • sons of guns
  • spies
  • spills
  • squealers
  • squeals
  • stinkards
  • stinkers
  • stool pigeons
  • stoolies
  • swine
  • talebearers
  • talks
  • tattlers
  • tattles
  • tattletales
  • tells
  • telltales
  • toads
  • turkeys
  • tush
  • tut
  • tut-tut
  • ugh
  • unburdens
  • unloads
  • unveils
  • varmints
  • vermin
  • villains
  • vulgarians
  • warns
  • whispers
  • whistle-blowers
  • woe
  • wretches
  • yecch
  • yech
  • yields
  • yuck
  • yuk

Antonyms for rats

Meanings of rats

  • noun
    1. A medium-sized rodent belonging to the genus Rattus.
    2. Any of the numerous members of several rodent families (e.g. voles and mice) that resemble true rats in appearance, usually having a pointy snout, a long, bare tail, and body length greater than about 12 cm, or 5 inches.
    3. A person who is known for betrayal; a scoundrel; a quisling.
    4. An informant or snitch.
    5. A scab: a worker who acts against trade union policies.
    6. A person who routinely spends time at a particular location.
    7. A wad of shed hair used as part of a hairstyle.
    8. A roll of material used to puff out the hair, which is turned over it.
    9. Vagina.
    10. Short for muskrat.
    11. A scratch or a score.
    12. A place in the sea with rapid currents and crags where a ship is likely to be torn apart in stormy weather.
    13. A ration.
  • verb
    1. (usually with “on” or “out”) To betray a person or party, especially by telling their secret to an authority or an enemy; to turn someone in.
    2. To work as a scab, going against trade union policies.
    3. (of a dog, etc.) To kill rats.
    4. To scratch or score.
    5. To tear, rip, rend.
    6. Damn, drat, blast; used in oaths.
  • interjection
    1. Expression of annoyance or disgust; damn, darn.
    2. Expression of disbelief.

Example Sentences

  • The farmer noticed that the rats were causing damage to the crops.
  • They heard the sound of rats scurrying across the floor in the attic.
  • The city had a problem with rats in the sewers, leading to health concerns.
  • The scientist observed the behavior of the rats in the lab experiment.
  • She was terrified of rats and couldn’t stand being near them.

On this page you'll find 248 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to rats, such as: Neanderthals, accepts, acknowledges, addicts, admits, afficionados, affirms.

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

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  • blabbermouths
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  • collaborationists
  • collaborators
  • compromisers
  • conspirators
  • defectors
  • deserters
  • double-crossers
  • double-dealers
  • gossipers
  • gossipmongers
  • gossips
  • informants
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  • middle-of-the-roaders
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  • plotters
  • progressives
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  • recreants
  • reformers
  • renegades
  • rumormongers
  • schemers
  • sellouts
  • serpents
  • snakes
  • snitchers
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  • squealers
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  • subversives
  • subverters
  • talebearers
  • talkers
  • tattlers
  • tattletales
  • telltales
  • traitors
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satraps

  • Big Brothers
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  • ameers
  • amirs
  • authoritarians
  • autocrats
  • co-rulers
  • corulers
  • czarinas
  • czars
  • despots
  • dictators
  • emirs
  • emperors
  • empresses
  • fuehrers
  • kaisers
  • khans
  • khedives
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  • ladies
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  • mikados
  • moguls
  • monarchs
  • monocrats
  • overlords
  • paramounts
  • potentates
  • princes
  • princesses
  • queens
  • rulers
  • shahs
  • sovereigns
  • sovrans
  • sultanas
  • sultans
  • suzerains
  • tsarinas
  • tsars
  • tyrants
  • tzarinas
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nestlings

bairns

imbeciles

  • airheads
  • beasts
  • birdbrains
  • blockheads
  • boneheads
  • boobies
  • boors
  • bubbleheads
  • buffoons
  • cads
  • chowderheads
  • chuckleheads
  • churls
  • clodpoles
  • clodpolls
  • clots
  • clowns
  • clucks
  • clunks
  • creeps
  • cretins
  • cuddies
  • curs
  • deadheads
  • dim bulbs
  • dimwits
  • dips
  • dodoes
  • dodos
  • dolts
  • donkeys
  • doofuses
  • dopes
  • dorks
  • dufuses
  • dullards
  • dum-dums
  • dumb clucks
  • dumbbells
  • dumbheads
  • dummies
  • dummkopfs
  • dunces
  • dunderheads
  • fatheads
  • featherbrains
  • fools
  • ganders
  • gawks
  • geese
  • golems
  • goofs
  • goons
  • half-wits
  • hammerheads
  • hardheads
  • heels
  • idiots
  • ignorami
  • ignoramuses
  • jackasses
  • jerks
  • know-nothings
  • knuckleheads
  • lamebrains
  • loggerheads
  • loonies
  • loons
  • losers
  • lumps
  • lunatics
  • lunkheads
  • lunks
  • madmen
  • meatheads
  • momes
  • morons
  • mugs
  • mutts
  • naturals
  • nimrods
  • nincompoops
  • ninnies
  • ninnyhammers
  • nits
  • nitwits
  • noddies
  • noodles
  • numbskulls
  • numskulls
  • nuts
  • oafs
  • pinheads
  • prats
  • ratbags
  • sapheads
  • scatterbrains
  • schlubs
  • schnooks
  • shlubs
  • simpletons
  • skunk
  • skunks
  • snakes
  • stinkers
  • stocks
  • stupes
  • stupids
  • thickheads
  • turkeys
  • villains
  • woodenheads
  • yahoos
  • yo-yos
  • zanies

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