pryers Synonyms
Strongest:
- prattlers
- busybodies
- buttinskies
- kibbitzers
- peeping-toms
- gazers
- rubberneckers
- nosey-parkers
- interlopers
- gawkers
- intruders
- interferers
- meddlers
- rubbernecks
- snoopers
- intermeddlers
- spies
- gawpers
- peepers
- gapers
- snoops
Strong:
- tellers
- gossips
- quidnuncs
- stool-pigeons
- revealers
- tattlers
- tattletales
- talebearers
- gossipers
- disclosers
- kibitzers
Weak:
pryers Meaning
pryers
an inquisitive person, one that pries
pryers Sentence Examples
- The child frantically pried open the toy box to retrieve its favorite doll.
- The mechanic pried the rusted nut loose with a hefty wrench.
- The detectives pried the door slightly ajar to gain a glimpse of the crime scene.
- The archaeologist carefully pried away the soil to reveal the ancient artifact.
- The thief pried the lock of the safe using a thin metal pick.
- The surgeon pried apart the fractured bone during the delicate operation.
- The carpenter pried the stubborn nail from the wood with a pry bar.
- The hiker pried loose a rock to create a foothold on the steep incline.
- The pianist pried the stuck key from the keyboard with a toothpick.
- The curious cat pried open the cupboard door with its sharp claws.
FAQs About the word pryers
an inquisitive person, one that pries
prattlers, busybodies, buttinskies, kibbitzers, peeping Toms, gazers, rubberneckers, nosey parkers, interlopers, gawkers
No antonyms found.
The child frantically pried open the toy box to retrieve its favorite doll.
The mechanic pried the rusted nut loose with a hefty wrench.
The detectives pried the door slightly ajar to gain a glimpse of the crime scene.
The archaeologist carefully pried away the soil to reveal the ancient artifact.
