mass (384 synonym found)

Mass has 384 synonyms. The top synonyms for mass are G, box, can, gob, hug, jam, mob, pat and 376 more. Browse the full list below.

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G
box
can
gob
hug
jam
mob
pat
sea
ton
wad
bags
bank
bevy
body
bulk
cake
clod
clot
core
date
dram
dyne
fill
fuse
gist
glue
hail
heap
hive
hold
hunk
hymn
join
lade
lots
lump
meet
mess
mill
mole
much
node
pair
peck
rick
rout
ruck
scum
ship
span
stay
stow
tape
tons
weld
yoke
acres
carat
chain
chunk
clasp
cling
cloud
cohue
covey
crate
depth
gauge
girth
grain
herds
hoard
horde
loads
marry
match
merge
motet
mound
ocean
ounce
paean
piles
pound
psalm
scads
scope
shoal
shock
slews
spate
stack
stick
stone
swarm
unify
unite
width
world
adhere
anthem
barrel
bridge
budget
bundle
bushel
cleave
clinch
cohere
corpus
corral
deluge
dig up
flight
flocks
G suit
galaxy
get in
gospel
huddle
larder
league
legion
muster
nugget
oceans
oodles
plenty
pocket
radius
scores
seethe
solder
splice
spread
staple
stores
stream
swarms
thrust
volume
worlds
aggroup
backlog
barrels
bigness
bracket
breadth
breccia
caliber
cantata
chorale
clutter
combine
compare
compile
congeal
conjoin
connect
convene
density
essence
expanse
fatness
gang up
gravity
hang on
heap up
hold on
hymnody
include
introit
legions
marshal
megaton
numbers
panoply
passion
persist
pile up
poundal
pyramid
quantum
rake up
rations
take in
take up
whip in
accouple
assemble
bunch up
canticle
cling to
comprise
concrete
converge
copulate
coverage
cumulate
decagram
decigram
doxology
firmness
gravamen
graviton
majority
materiel
mobilize
mountain
muchness
oratorio
psalmody
round up
snowball
solidity
stay put
strength
supplies
tidy sum
treasure
treasury
unwashed
a mass of
abundance
aggregate
amassment
amplitude
associate
best part
centigram
coagulate
colligate
collocate
congeries
conjugate
dimension
dredge up
encompass
extension
forgather
freeze to
gather in
greatness
grossness
hymn-tune
hymnology
immensity
juxtapose
largeness
magnitude
main body
masses of
materials
milligram
munitions
offertory
pack away
plenitude
plurality
profusion
prosodion
repertory
soundness
spiritual
stability
stockpile
stoutness
toughness
worlds of
a world of
accumulate
acervation
articulate
assortment
coarseness
commissary
concretion
congregate
cornucopia
corpulence
cumulation
dimensions
durability
generality
geotropism
great deal
hoi polloi
major part
miscellany
ounce troy
pound troy
proportion
provisions
quantities
rendezvous
repertoire
solid body
steadiness
sturdiness
the masses
agglomerate
agglutinate
better part
bodily size
bridge over
concatenate
copiousness
gang around
glomeration
gravitation
massiveness
materiality
measurement
palpability
pennyweight
proportions
quite a few
recessional
superfluity
tangibility
church music
commissariat
concreteness
conglobation
conglobulate
conglomerate
enormousness
get together
gospel music
large amount
lay together
numerousness
put together
rally around
requiem mass
sacred music
take hold of
apogeotropism
clap together
come together
countlessness
draw together
flow together
gather around
grow together
hang together
herd together
hold together
hundredweight
lump together
ponderability
preponderance
preponderancy
provisionment
roll into one
bring together
bunch together
conglomeration
drive together
flock together
more than half
piece together
stick together
stock-in-trade
substantiality
superabundance
supply on hand
gather together
Negro spiritual
scrape together
substantialness
the common herd
units of weight
white spiritual
distance through
dram avoirdupois
specific gravity
ounce avoirdupois
pound avoirdupois
offertory sentence
ragtag and bobtail
the greatest number
the third dimension

Frequently asked questions

What is a synonym for mass?

A common synonym for mass is G. Other synonyms include box, can, gob, hug.

How many synonyms does mass have?

Mass has 384 synonyms listed on Thesaurasize.

What does mass mean?

(n): the Eucharist, now especially in Roman Catholicism; celebration of the Eucharist Example: "sir I.

Definition of mass:

(n) : the Eucharist, now especially in Roman Catholicism; celebration of the Eucharist
"sir I. Newton — If it were not for these principles, the bodies of the earth, planets, comets, sun, and all things in them, would grow cold and freeze, and become inactive masses"
(v) : to celebrate mass; to form or collect into a mass; to form into a collective body; to bring together into masses; to assemble
"Coleridge — But mass them together and they are terrible indeed."
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Definition of mass:

(n) : the Eucharist, now especially in Roman Catholicism; celebration of the Eucharist
"sir I. Newton — If it were not for these principles, the bodies of the earth, planets, comets, sun, and all things in them, would grow cold and freeze, and become inactive masses"
(v) : to celebrate mass; to form or collect into a mass; to form into a collective body; to bring together into masses; to assemble
"Coleridge — But mass them together and they are terrible indeed."
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