stingers Synonyms
Strongest:
- blows
- hits
- clips
- strokes
- spanks
- slaps
- thumps
- hooks
- pokes
- welts
- pounds
- thuds
- licks
- whacks
- swipes
- bangs
- smacks
- knocks
- punches
Strong:
- cuffs
- whams
- haymakers
- wallops
- slams
- socks
- lashes
- slugs
- switches
- kicks
- cracks
- clouts
- belts
- beats
- beatings
- boxes
- claps
- fillips
- raps
- bops
- swats
- hands
- biffs
- buffets
- thwacks
- whaps
- pelts
- chops
- lickings
- stripes
- whops
- hacks
- picks
- knees
- dabs
- larrups
- bats
Weak:
- bashes
- right-handers
- knockdowns
- knockouts
- shivers
- crunchers
- roundhouses
- plumps
- douses
- drubbings
- kayos
- whippings
- kos
- counters
- lefts
- sidewinders
- bastinadoes
- counterblows
- uppercuts
- one-twos
- rabbit-punches
- counter-strokes
- busts
- pastings
- rights
- counter-blows
- body-blows
- batterings
- smashes
- swings
- whips
- counterpunches
- counterstrokes
- thrashings
- sucker-punches
stingers Meaning
stingers
a sharp organ (as of a wasp, bee, scorpion, or stingray) that is usually connected with a poison gland or otherwise adapted to wound by piercing and injecting a poison, a usually sports-related injury of the brachial plexus marked by a painful burning sensation that radiates from the neck down the arm and is often accompanied by weakness or numbness of the affected area, one that stings, a sharp organ of some animals (as bees or scorpions) that is used to wound, paralyze, or kill prey or an enemy by piercing and injecting a poisonous fluid, a short scene that appears during or after the closing credits of a movie or TV program, a sharp blow or remark, a piercing blow or remark, a sharp organ (as of a bee, scorpion, or stingray) that is usually connected with a poison gland or otherwise adapted to wound by piercing and injecting a poison, a cocktail usually consisting of brandy and white crème de menthe
stingers Sentence Examples
- The jellyfish's stingers paralyzed the swimmer, causing excruciating pain.
- The angry bee extended its stingers, poised to defend its hive.
- Researchers developed a serum to neutralize the venom of the scorpion's stingers.
- The stinging nettle's delicate leaves hid sharp stingers that caused intense itching.
- The rose's thorns were a natural defense against herbivores, with tiny stingers along their length.
- The giant hornet's stingers were renowned for their potency, capable of incapacitating their prey.
- The jellyfish's stingers contained toxins that could cause respiratory distress in humans.
- The stingers of the stingray were located on its tail, and could inflict serious injury with a single strike.
- The wasps' nests were a source of fear due to the numerous stingers that protected their colony.
- The hairs on the caterpillar's body were covered in tiny stingers that released histamine into the skin.
FAQs About the word stingers
a sharp organ (as of a wasp, bee, scorpion, or stingray) that is usually connected with a poison gland or otherwise adapted to wound by piercing and injecting a
blows, hits, clips, strokes, spanks, slaps, thumps, hooks, pokes, welts
No antonyms found.
The jellyfish's stingers paralyzed the swimmer, causing excruciating pain.
The angry bee extended its stingers, poised to defend its hive.
Researchers developed a serum to neutralize the venom of the scorpion's stingers.
The stinging nettle's delicate leaves hid sharp stingers that caused intense itching.
