List of antonyms from "woo" to antonyms from "work oneself to the bone"

Discover our 500 antonyms available for the terms "words, wooing, word-of-mouth, word, work like a dog, wooden" and many more. Click on one of the words below and go directly to the antonyms associated with it.

Woo (4 antonyms)
Wooden (3 antonyms)
Wooer (7 antonyms)
Woof (11 antonyms)
Wooing (4 antonyms)
Woolgather (14 antonyms)
Woolliness (7 antonyms)
Woolpack (4 antonyms)
Woozy (8 antonyms)
Word (11 antonyms)
Word-of-mouth (5 antonyms)
Wordiness (4 antonyms)
Wordless (30 antonyms)
Words (5 antonyms)
Wordy (2 antonyms)
Work (46 antonyms)
Work for (79 antonyms)
Work hard (13 antonyms)
Work in (96 antonyms)
Work like a dog (12 antonyms)
Work of imagination (3 antonyms)
Work on (116 antonyms)
Work oneself into sweat (6 antonyms)
Work oneself to the bone (10 antonyms)

Definition of the day : « woof »

As in nap : noun grain of material
As in bark : noun animal yelp
As in texture : noun charactertistics of a surface
As in web : noun netting
As in thread : noun fiber
As in warp and woof : noun texture
As in fiber : noun strand of material
As in bark : verb yelp
As in yap : verb bark

Example sentences :

They lay far deeper, in the very warp and woof of her nature.
Extract from : « Dust » by Mr. and Mrs. Haldeman-Julius

Of this warp and woof have all the strange patterns of Spanish life been woven.
Extract from : « Rosinante to the Road Again » by John Dos Passos

And as a shuttle separates the warp from the woof, so a name distinguishes the natures of things.
Extract from : « Cratylus » by Plato

As in a web the warp is stronger than the woof, so should the rulers be stronger than their half-educated subjects.
Extract from : « Laws » by Plato

She looks to it that warp and woof are wrought with speed and beauty.
Extract from : « The Economist » by Xenophon

This earth is made too subtly, of too multiple warp and woof, for prophecy.
Extract from : « Another Sheaf » by John Galsworthy

Into the woof of an Eastern rug is woven the soul of a woman.
Extract from : « Special Messenger » by Robert W. Chambers

Uncle Brownwood took just one glance at him, and said 'Woof!'
Extract from : « Hollow Tree Nights and Days » by Albert Bigelow Paine

When the bear rose out of the bushes and looked at him—and said "Woof!"
Extract from : « The Tale of the The Muley Cow » by Arthur Scott Bailey

Girls,” she said, “did you hear her say ‘woof’ when we clashed?
Extract from : « Lucile Triumphant » by Elizabeth M. Duffield

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