Synonyms for crank
kræŋkcrank

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1. grouch, grump, crank, churl, crosspatchnoun

   a bad-tempered person

   Synonyms:
   skinflint, trash, methamphetamine hydrochloride, glass, barbarian, crosspatch, methamphetamine, screwball, nut, nut case, ice, deoxyephedrine, peasant, churl, shabu, fruitcake, chicken feed, chalk, starter, boor, tike, grouch, niggard, tyke, meth, crackpot, grump, scrooge

   Antonyms:
   stable

2. crackpot, crank, nut, nut case, fruitcake, screwballnoun

   a whimsically eccentric person

   Synonyms:
   testicle, trash, methamphetamine hydrochloride, bollock, testis, glass, junkie, crosspatch, methamphetamine, screwball, nut, nut case, ice, deoxyephedrine, churl, egg, shabu, fruitcake, chicken feed, chalk, addict, starter, orchis, grouch, junky, ballock, ball, meth, crackpot, grump, en, freak

   Antonyms:
   stable

3. methamphetamine, methamphetamine hydrochloride, Methedrine, meth, deoxyephedrine, chalk, chicken feed, crank, glass, ice, shabu, trashnoun

   an amphetamine derivative (trade name Methedrine) used in the form of a crystalline hydrochloride; used as a stimulant to the nervous system and as an appetite suppressant

   Synonyms:
   spyglass, rubbish, crosspatch, applesauce, ice, trumpery, chalk, looking glass, nut, churl, tripe, grouch, water ice, frosting, methamphetamine hydrochloride, codswallop, grump, fruitcake, internal-combustion engine, crackpot, field glass, deoxyephedrine, trash, drinking glass, scratch, scum, shabu, meth, methamphetamine, folderol, nut case, frappe, scrap, screwball, chicken feed, icing, glassful, glass, wish-wash, sparkler, ice rink, ice-skating rink, starter

   Antonyms:
   stable

4. crank, starteradjective

   a hand tool consisting of a rotating shaft with parallel handle

   Synonyms:
   crosspatch, appetizer, neophyte, trash, methamphetamine hydrochloride, entrant, glass, fledgling, dispatcher, starter motor, methamphetamine, screwball, nut, nut case, ice, deoxyephedrine, churl, appetiser, shabu, fruitcake, chicken feed, chalk, starter, starting motor, newbie, grouch, meth, crackpot, grump, freshman, newcomer, fledgeling

   Antonyms:
   stable

5. crank, cranky, tender, tippyverb

   (used of boats) inclined to heel over easily under sail

   Synonyms:
   untoughened, pettish, peckish, petulant, tender, sensitive, fond, peevish, tetchy, irritable, warm, raw, fractious, nettlesome, scratchy, techy, tippy, cranky, sore, affectionate, lovesome, testy

   Antonyms:
   stable

6. zigzag, crankverb

   travel along a zigzag path

   "The river zigzags through the countryside"

   Synonyms:
   crank up, zigzag

   Antonyms:
   stable

7. crank, crank upverb

   start by cranking

   "crank up the engine"

   Synonyms:
   crank up, zigzag

   Antonyms:
   stable

8. crank, crank upverb

   rotate with a crank

   Synonyms:
   crank up, zigzag

   Antonyms:
   stable

9. crankverb

   fasten with a crank

   Synonyms:
   crank up, zigzag

   Antonyms:
   stable

10. crankverb

    bend into the shape of a crank

    Synonyms:
    crank up, zigzag

    Antonyms:
    stable

Matched Categories

1. • Amphetamine
   • Bend
   • Controlled Substance
   • Eccentric
   • Fasten
   • Move
   • Start

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1. crankadjective

   Synonyms:
   easy to be overset

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1. cranknoun

   Synonyms:
   winch, turning-handle, bend, turn, twist, crook, curve

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1. List of paraphrases for "crank":

   crankshaft, ckp, boot

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1. List of known nicknames for "Crank":

   Low Res, Danny Zelonky

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1. crank

   Synonyms:
   Crank case

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1. Jamie Lynn:

   We have now lost — I don’t want to tell you how many cats — because they don’t hear the Tesla crank and unfortunate things happen and it’s really devastating and tragic for everyone involved.

2. Hugh Grant:

   Sometimes she would do bad singing that was like 2 out of 10 bad and sometimes she would crank it up to like 12, and those were very difficult to cope with, particularly if I was having to do some very serious, stern, protective scene at the same time.

3. Greg Maletic:

   The tactile sensation of controlling something with physical controls — and, yes, a crank — has value. It's fun and satisfying, in a way that fingers touching glass isn't.

4. Hank Marvin:

   I’ve found that sometimes when I get to some of the solos on numbers I’ve been doing since the early 90s, to play it with my normal ‘clean’ sound leaves something wanting. If I crank the amp a little, I get a bit more sustain and can do a little more with it. More voice-like, if you like.

5. Hyatt Green:

   In some areas, it's not practical, but in a lot of areas, it is. If Hyatt Green have surveillance set up ahead of time and can crank it up at the beginning when Hyatt Green first hear about the possibility of an outbreak, Hyatt Green can use the platform as an early warning system. That would give us days or weeks lead time in coping with the pandemic or epidemic.