Synonyms for coaster
ˈkoʊ stərcoast·er

Princeton's WordNet

1. coasternoun

   a resident of a coastal area

2. coasternoun

   someone who coasts

3. coasternoun

   a covering (plate or mat) that protects the surface of a table (i.e., from the condensation on a cold glass or bottle)

Matched Categories

1. • Mover
   • Protective Covering
   • Resident

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1. List of paraphrases for "coaster":

   mat, drift

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1. Julia Serrano:

   Life is like a roller coaster- it has its ups and downs but in the end you have smiles and giggles because you know...you did it.

2. Julian Emanuel:

   When you look at the first five months of the year it has been an emotional roller coaster that has been beset with investor cognitive errors, most glaring of which was discounting the recession that never happened in January and February.

3. Bernardo Castro:

   These kids should be having fun living out their childhood, enjoying trips to the amusement park, but the political bickering has made their life a cruel roller coaster. Roughly 4.5 million children under the age of 18 live in mixed-status homes, with one family member being undocumented.

4. Read MoreA State Department spokesperson:

   They know where Joe Manchin is. Frankly, they're reading the news every day ; they're going along with the roller coaster ride as much as everybody in the US is.

5. Niek Kimmann:

   This week has been an emotional roller coaster, the crash with the official, I thought my week was over, basically. But after getting the MRI results, we realized it would be possible. It wouldn't be comfortable, but it was possible.