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Synonyms for silly
Synonyms for silly: ridiculous and slaphappy. Every one of them is a hand audited pair from the Synonym Stack word bank, shown below in the sense it fits, in a real sentence, and beside the words that only look close.
The 2 synonyms for silly
- ridiculousadjective, in the sense "inspiring scornful pity"
- slaphappyadjective, in the sense "dazed from or as if from repeated blows"
All two are filed under silly's own senses, one synonym per sense, each read by a human before it shipped.
inspiring scornful pity
How silly the old man looked chasing after young dancers.
The true synonym
ridiculous
Same sentence, swapped: How ridiculous the old man looked chasing after young dancers.
Close but different
These three are the other tiles for this sense. Each is a real word, and none of them can stand where silly stands in the sentence above.
- empty
- slight
- sentimental
dazed from or as if from repeated blows
Knocked silly by the impact.
The true synonym
slaphappy
Same sentence, swapped: Knocked slaphappy by the impact.
Close but different
The game offers these three alongside the answer. They are close enough to tempt and wrong enough to be wrong, which is the whole design.
- empty
- mad
- fond
Where silly turns up in the game
silly is the word under test in two puzzles, spread across two difficulty tiers. It is never used as a wrong tile elsewhere in the bank, so every board it appears on is a board it can win.
Play silly
The bank on this page is the bank the game plays from, so silly reaches you as a board rather than a definition: the sentence first, four tiles, and the meaning after you choose.
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Neighbours by theme before neighbours by difficulty, because actions is the company silly keeps.
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