start (355 synonym found)

Start has 355 synonyms. The top synonyms for start are A, go, dog, gun, hop, jar, jib, jig and 347 more. Browse the full list below.

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A
go
dog
gun
hop
jar
jib
jig
jog
shy
base
beat
bolt
buck
dart
dawn
drop
duck
fade
fowl
hawk
jack
jerk
jolt
lead
line
mete
moot
odds
open
play
pose
send
sign
skip
turn
yerk
alpha
arise
avoid
beget
begin
birth
blink
bourn
clear
dodge
enter
evade
flick
flirt
float
floor
hedge
hitch
hound
limen
march
onset
panic
pluck
point
quail
sally
shock
shoot
sport
tweak
vault
wince
be off
blanch
blench
boggle
broach
bundle
create
cringe
curvet
cutoff
depart
embark
emerge
falcon
father
finish
flinch
get to
hurdle
joggle
launch
outset
pounce
prefer
recoil
reflex
set at
set in
set to
set up
setoff
setout
shikar
shrink
signal
snatch
spring
submit
swerve
tackle
twitch
updive
upleap
weasel
wrench
backing
ceiling
come up
confine
crop up
dawning
develop
dive in
fall to
flounce
genesis
get off
open up
proceed
rupture
set off
set out
squinch
startle
suggest
take on
take up
takeoff
turn on
turn to
unravel
vantage
activate
boundary
break up
bring up
buckjump
capriole
come off
commence
crack up
deadline
deadwood
enter on
fall off
founding
fracture
frontier
get busy
give way
go ahead
go forth
go to it
initiate
jump off
jump-off
kick off
kick-off
leapfrog
oncoming
organize
outbreak
outstart
overjump
overleap
overskip
peel off
pitch in
propound
send off
send-off
set sail
sidestep
ski jump
stampede
start in
start up
starting
take off
take-off
terminus
upspring
advantage
beginning
blast off
blast-off
dive into
draw back
embark on
extremity
fall back
fight shy
financing
fly apart
get going
get loose
give away
hang back
head into
hop to it
hunt down
interface
introduce
jacklight
jump over
leap over
negotiate
originate
pounce on
pull back
put forth
put it to
recommend
reel back
sail into
set about
set forth
set going
sheer off
skedaddle
start off
start out
start-off
stick out
switch on
threshold
undertake
wade into
whip hand
beginnings
blast away
break open
bundle off
carry away
come apart
constitute
enter upon
go hunting
head start
inaugurate
initiation
jump to it
lay before
light into
limitation
outsetting
pitch into
send forth
set afloat
set agoing
set before
setting-up
square one
start back
still-hunt
strike out
turn aside
upper hand
weasel out
be startled
border line
come undone
determinant
fresh start
get with it
hippety-hop
institution
issue forth
jump a mile
launch into
lower limit
plunge into
pounce upon
prowl after
put forward
sally forth
set forward
set on foot
set to work
shrink back
sponsorship
start aside
start going
sudden pull
target date
upper limit
bring before
come unstuck
commencement
cutoff point
cutting edge
delimitation
disintegrate
flying start
give a start
go to pieces
hit the road
inauguration
inside track
leading edge
spring apart
steeplechase
boundary line
bring forward
division line
establishment
get under way
give birth to
make a motion
new departure
point in time
put in motion
running start
set in motion
spring a leak
starting gate
starting line
starting post
terminal date
vantage point
break boundary
breakoff point
fall to pieces
low-water mark
ride to hounds
starting place
starting point
time allotment
vantage ground
change of state
circumscription
high-water mark
limiting factor
something extra
coign of vantage
follow the hounds
line of departure
setting in motion
boundary condition
offer a resolution
point of departure
line of demarcation
port of embarkation
commend to attention
something in reserve

Frequently asked questions

What is a synonym for start?

A common synonym for start is A. Other synonyms include go, dog, gun, hop.

How many synonyms does start have?

Start has 355 synonyms listed on Thesaurasize.

What does start mean?

(n): the beginning of an activity; a sudden involuntary movement Example: "the movie was entertaining from start to finish." (v): to set in motion; to begin Example: "the rain started at 9:00."

Definition of start:

(n) : the beginning of an activity; a sudden involuntary movement
"the movie was entertaining from start to finish."
(v) : to set in motion; to begin
"the rain started at 9:00."
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Definition of start:

(n) : the beginning of an activity; a sudden involuntary movement
"the movie was entertaining from start to finish."
(v) : to set in motion; to begin
"the rain started at 9:00."
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