wart
The word “wart” has 1 syllable: wart
It's pronounced as /wɔːrt/
What is synonym and antonym for wart?
In the thesaurus, “wart” has 4 synonyms.
Here are synonyms for wart along with examples of usage in sentences.
Synonyms for wart
- growth
- nodule
- swelling
- tumor
Meanings of wart
- noun
- A type of deformed growth occurring on the skin caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV).
- Any similar growth occurring in plants or animals, such as the parotoid glands in the back of toads.
- Any of the prefixes used in Hungarian notation.
Example Sentences
- She visited a dermatologist to have the wart on her finger removed.
- The frog's skin was rough and covered with what looked like a wart.
- Medieval folklore often associated a wart with witches and their spells.
- Over-the-counter remedies are available for treating a common wart.
- He noticed a small wart on the sole of his foot after walking barefoot.
On this page you'll find 4 synonyms or another words to wart, such as: growth, nodule, swelling, tumor.
Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.
Related Words
back
- aback
- abaft
- abet
- abide by
- about
- across
- adopt
- advance
- advise
- advocate
- affirm
- aft
- after
- ago
- agone
- aid
- ally
- angel
- anticlockwise
- around
- assist
- astern
- athwart
- attend
- avouch
- back end
- back of
- backside
- backstop
- backtrack
- backward
- backwards
- bail out
- bankroll
- bear a hand
- behind
- benefit
- bolster
- boost
- buttress
- champion
- chink
- comfort
- confirm
- corroborate
- counsel
- countenance
- counter
- counterclockwise
- delayed
- deliver
- dorsal
- down
- downfall
- downward
- downwards
- drive back
- ease
- elapsed
- embolden
- embrace
- encourage
- endorse
- espouse
- establish
- extremity
- facilitate
- fall back
- far end
- favor
- final
- finance
- following
- former
- forward
- foster
- further
- give a boost
- give a leg up
- give a lift
- go in for
- go to bat for
- grubstake
- guide
- hamartia
- hearten
- help
- hind
- hinder
- hindmost
- hindpart
- hindquarters
- hold a brief for
- in the wake of
- indorse
- jugular
- launch
- left-handed
- left-handedly
- mentor
- nurture
- oblige
- obversely
- overdue
- past
- patronize
- plug
- posterior
- preach
- previous
- profit
- promote
- prove
- rear
- rearmost
- rearward
- rearwards
- recede
- reenforce
- regress
- reinforce
- repel
- repulse
- rescue
- retire
- retract
- retreat
- retrograde
- reverse
- reversely
- round
- ruin
- sanction
- save
- second
- serve
- side with
- since
- soft spot
- sponsor
- stake
- stand behind
- stand up for
- stern
- sternforemost
- stick by
- stick up for
- subsidize
- substantiate
- succor
- support
- sustain
- syne
- tail
- tail end
- tailpiece
- talk up
- to stand one in good stead
- tragic flaw
- turn tail
- underbelly
- underwrite
- undoing
- uphold
- validate
- verify
- widdershins
- withdraw
- withershins
backboned
- courageous
- determined
- ethical
- firm
- good
- hard
- mettlesome
- moral
- principled
- resolute
- right
- righteous
- stalwart
- stouthearted
- strong
- tough
- unrelenting
- upright
- virtuous
backer
- abetter
- abettor
- accessary
- accessory
- accomplice
- adherent
- adjunct
- advocate
- advocator
- ally
- angel
- apostle
- applauder
- assistant
- associate
- bedfellow
- benefactor
- booster
- buddy
- champion
- chaperon
- chaperone
- cheerleader
- chum
- coach
- coadjutor
- coalitionist
- cohort
- collaborationist
- collaborator
- colleague
- companion
- comrade
- confederate
- confidant
- cosignatory
- cosigner
- cosponsor
- crony
- disciple
- empathizer
- encourager
- endorser
- espouser
- exponent
- expounder
- familiar
- fellow
- fellow traveler
- follower
- friend
- gospeler
- gospeller
- grubstaker
- guarantor
- helper
- herald
- hierophant
- high priest
- interpreter
- intimate
- loyalist
- mate
- meal ticket
- mentor
- money
- pal
- paladin
- partisan
- partizan
- partner
- patron
- promoter
- proponent
- protagonist
- sponsor
- staker
- stalwart
- supporter
- surety
- sympathizer
- teacher
- true believer
- tub-thumper
- underwriter
- well-wisher
- white knight
backers
- abetters
- abettors
- accessaries
- accessories
- accomplices
- adherents
- adjuncts
- advocates
- advocators
- allies
- angels
- apostles
- applauders
- assistants
- associates
- bedfellows
- benefactors
- boosters
- buddies
- champions
- chaperones
- chaperons
- cheerleaders
- chums
- co-sponsors
- coaches
- coadjutors
- coalitionists
- cohorts
- collaborationists
- collaborators
- colleagues
- companions
- comrades
- confederates
- confidants
- cosignatories
- cosigners
- cosponsors
- cronies
- disciples
- empathizers
- encouragers
- espousers
- exponents
- expounders
- familiars
- fellow travelers
- fellows
- followers
- friends
- gospelers
- gospellers
- guarantors
- helpers
- heralds
- hierophants
- high priests
- interpreters
- intimates
- loyalists
- mates
- mentors
- paladins
- pals
- partisans
- partizans
- partners
- patrons
- promoters
- proponents
- protagonists
- sponsors
- stalwarts
- supporters
- sureties
- sympathizers
- teachers
- true believers
- tub-thumpers
- underwriters
- well-wishers
- white knights
baffling
- balking
- barring
- bewildering
- checkmate
- confounding
- confused
- confusing
- crossing
- debarment
- determent
- deterrence
- disjointed
- disorganized
- enigmatic
- foiling
- forbidding
- frustrating
- frustration
- hampering
- incomprehensible
- muddled
- mystifying
- negation
- neutralization
- nullification
- perplexing
- puzzling
- thwarting
- unfathomable
- unorganized