Another word for saw you

say another word — перевод на русский

I won’t say another word

Я не скажу ни слова.

I don’t say another word.

Я больше не скажу ни слова.

Now I shall not say another word.

Более я не скажу ни слова.

There. I won’t say another word about it.

Ну, хорошо, больше ни слова об этом не скажу.

Say another word!

Скажи хоть слово!

Показать ещё примеры для «скажу ни слова»…

Because if you say another word, I’ll fucking kill you.

Потому что скажешь еще хоть слово, и я сам тебя убью.

If you say another word, I will stab you in the heart with a fork.

Если ты скажешь ещё хоть слово, я воткну тебе вилку в сердце. Это примерно его размер.

Before you say another word… Take a look around.

Прежде чем скажешь еще хоть слово… посмотри вокруг.

Say another word!

Скажи еще хоть слово!

While you’re at it, she said another word the other day.

Недавно она сказала ещё одно слово.

Показать ещё примеры для «скажешь ещё хоть слово»…

— Don’t say another word.

-Ничего не говори.

— Don’t say another word, Jake.

— Не говори ничего, Джейк.

— Jonathan… as a friend, don’t say another word until you get yourself a lawyer.

Джонатан, говорю тебе, как друг, не говори ничего, пока не приедет твой адвокат.

I won’t say another word.

Можете меня убить,но больше я говорить не стану!

I won’t say another word!

Я бопьше не хочу ничего говорить!

Показать ещё примеры для «говори»…

I promise I won’t never say another word about marrying.

Нет-нет, обещаю. Больше ни слова о свадьбе.

Don’t you say another word until I get some coffee.

Больше ни слова, я принесу нам кофе.

Don’t say another word now.

Ни слова.

She never said another word to me for the rest of the year, not a fucking word except,

И ни слова мне не говорит до конца года. Ни одного слова!

And for God’s sake, don’t say another word… about this treasure business.

И ради Бога, больше не слова Про сокровища

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English Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:5.0 / 1 vote

  1. saw

    The proverb or adage gives homely truth in condensed, practical form, the adage often pictorial. «Hope deferred maketh the heart sick» is a proverb; «The cat loves fish, but dares not wet her feet,» is an adage. Both the proverb and the adage, but especially the latter, are thought of as ancient and widely known. An aphorism partakes of the character of a definition; it is a summary statement of what the author sees and believes to be true. An apothegm is a terse statement of what is plain or easily proved. The aphorism is philosophical, the apothegm practical. A dictum is a statement of some person or school, on whom it depends for authority; as, a dictum of Aristotle. A saying is impersonal, current among the common people, deriving its authority from its manifest truth or good sense; as, it is an old saying, «the more haste, the worse speed.» A saw is a saying that is old, but somewhat worn and tiresome. Precept is a command to duty; motto or maxim is a brief statement of cherished truth, the maxim being more uniformly and directly practical; «God is love» may be a motto, «Fear God and fear naught,» a maxim. The precepts of the Sermon on the Mount will furnish the Christian with invaluable maxims or mottoes. A byword is a phrase or saying used reproachfully or contemptuously.

    Synonyms:
    adage, aphorism, apothegm, axiom, byword, dictum, maxim, motto, precept, proverb, saying, truism

Princeton’s WordNetRate these synonyms:5.0 / 1 vote

  1. proverb, adage, saw, bywordnoun

    a condensed but memorable saying embodying some important fact of experience that is taken as true by many people

    Synonyms:
    adage, power saw, byword, sawing machine, proverb

  2. sawnoun

    hand tool having a toothed blade for cutting

    Synonyms:
    adage, power saw, byword, sawing machine, proverb

  3. power saw, saw, sawing machineverb

    a power tool for cutting wood

    Synonyms:
    byword, adage, power saw, sawing machine, proverb

  4. sawverb

    cut with a saw

    «saw wood for the fireplace»

Matched Categories

    • Cut
    • Hand Tool
    • Saying

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:0.0 / 0 votes

  1. List of paraphrases for «saw»:

    watched, seen, witnessed, noticed, see, sawthe, spotted, sawlt, sawthrough, met, re-watched, found, experienced, vu, saws

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How to use saw in a sentence?

  1. Val Pascucci:

    But from the first time I saw him to this spring he’s made some nice improvements. He’s always looking to get better.

  2. Hillary Clinton:

    And I don’t think Hillary would know, either, she was pretty busy those years. I never saw her study a list of my contributors, and I had no idea who was doing business before the State Department.

  3. Vaagn Andikyan:

    When I first walked into the examination room, I found this 38-year-old malnourished patient with a weight of 350 pounds and extensive tumor that was about 100 centimeters [ 39 inches ] large. I saw fear in the patient’s eyes. She was so hopeless, because she had seen several other doctors, and they were unable to help her, her legs were so swollen that she was unable to walk. I’ve seen leg swelling, but I’ve never seen leg swelling of this magnitude.

  4. Kate Bahn:

    What we saw was Black women were in this truly impossible position of being primary caregivers in families while working jobs that were hit (some of) the hardest in the pandemic.

  5. Tom Cotter:

    The workers halted train traffic to let us through, but when they saw we were all driving convertibles they insisted we put up our tops.


Translations for saw

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  • نشر, منشارArabic
  • mişarAzerbaijani
  • пілаBelarusian
  • трионBulgarian
  • serra, serrarCatalan, Valencian
  • pilaCzech
  • savDanish
  • Sprichwort, Säge, Spruch, sägenGerman
  • πριόνι, απόφθεγμα, πριονίζω, ρήσηGreek
  • segilo, segiEsperanto
  • dicho, sierra, proverbio, serrar, refránSpanish
  • saagEstonian
  • منشار, اره, اره كردنPersian
  • saha, sahataFinnish
  • sagFaroese
  • scie, proverbe, scierFrench
  • chonaicIrish
  • sàbhScottish Gaelic
  • serra, serrarGalician
  • מסורHebrew
  • आराHindi
  • fűrész, fűrészelHungarian
  • սղոցArmenian
  • peri bahasa, gergaji, amsal, petitihIndonesian
  • sög, sagaIcelandic
  • segare, sega, adagioItalian
  • 挽く, のこぎり, 鋸, 切るJapanese
  • ხერხიGeorgian
  • 켜다, 톱, 썰다Korean
  • mişar, pendKurdish
  • serrare, serraLatin
  • See, seeënLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
  • pjūklasLithuanian
  • zāģēt, zāģisLatvian
  • kani, kanikaniMāori
  • пили, изрека, пила, поговорка, пословицаMacedonian
  • gergaji, menggergajiMalay
  • sega, serrieqMaltese
  • sagNorwegian
  • spreuk, zaag, gezegde, zagen, spreekwoordDutch
  • sagNorwegian
  • ressegar, ressar, sèrra, ressèga, rèssa, serrarOccitan
  • piła, piłowaćPolish
  • serrote, serrar, serra, provérbioPortuguese
  • ferăstrăuRomanian
  • поговорка, пилить, пила, пословицаRussian
  • жага, testera, жагати, žaga, пила, пилити, žagati, piliti, pila, тестераSerbo-Croatian
  • pílaSlovak
  • žaga, žagatiSlovene
  • såga, sågSwedish
  • msumenoSwahili
  • రంపముTelugu
  • เลื่อยThai
  • byçgyTurkmen
  • testereTurkish
  • пилаUkrainian
  • دیکھاUrdu
  • cưa, cái cưaVietnamese

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  • n.

    • buck,
    • bradawl,
    • power,
    • chain,
    • trephine,
    • hack,
    • hand,
    • box end wrench,
    • bellows,
    • wood,
    • circular,
    • band,
    • Allen Wrench,
    • back,
    • bit,
    • adjustable wrench,
    • panel,
    • jig,
    • ice,
    • rip,
    • keyhole,
    • table,
    • blowtorch,
    • mill,
    • whip,
    • pruning,
    • blowlamp,
    • applicator,
    • concave,
    • crown,
    • crosscut,
    • double.

    • words,
    • flail,
    • chop,
    • chase,
    • chip away,
    • crimp,
    • card.

    adage (noun)

    • pre cept,
    • pre-cept.

    advice (noun)

    • hint,
    • pointer,
    • tip,
    • guidance,
    • reassurance,
    • advice,
    • input,
    • Guidelines,
    • recommendation,
    • counsel.

    artifact (noun)

    • saw.

    banality (noun)

    • hokums,
    • old chestnuts,
    • prosaisms,
    • high camps,
    • prosaicisms,
    • old saws,
    • dullsvilles,
    • trite phrases,
    • familiar tunes.

    bromide (noun)

    • trites.

    byword (noun)

    • standing jokes,
    • gnomic sayings,
    • by word,
    • by words.

    dictum (noun)

    • brocards.

    instruction (noun)

    • directive,
    • catchword,
    • instruction,
    • rule,
    • axiom,
    • credo,
    • precept,
    • teaching,
    • code,
    • ordinance,
    • edict,
    • bidding,
    • doctrine,
    • policy,
    • principle.

    joke (noun)

    • oneliner,
    • clownings,
    • mis chiefs,
    • shaggydog story,
    • bons mots,
    • mis chief,
    • puton,
    • ha ha,
    • hoodwinkings,
    • one liner,
    • shaggydog stories,
    • shaggy-dog stories.

    landlord (noun)

    • hotelkeepers,
    • property owners.

    lore (noun)

    • in formation,
    • mythos,
    • fable,
    • lore.

    machine tool (noun)

    • machine-tool,
    • facing machines,
    • press drills,
    • tapping machines,
    • threading machines,
    • broaching machines.

    maxim (noun)

    • mantra,
    • maxim,
    • cliche.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • motto,
    • hokum,
    • chestnuts,
    • hand tool,
    • aphorism,
    • lathe,
    • epithet,
    • chestnut,
    • facing machine,
    • by-word,
    • moralism,
    • sayings,
    • shaper,
    • wise saying,
    • borer,
    • Mummeries,
    • gnomic saying,
    • banality,
    • grinders,
    • property owner,
    • slogans,
    • dullsville,
    • daffodil,
    • Prosaism,
    • HAHA,
    • expression,
    • Brocard,
    • mummery,
    • slogan,
    • moral,
    • trite phrase,
    • power tool,
    • joke,
    • repartee,
    • shapers,
    • high camp,
    • machine tool,
    • moralisms,
    • byword,
    • standing joke,
    • apophthegms,
    • familiar tune,
    • old saw,
    • locution,
    • platitude,
    • Sermons,
    • boiler,
    • freeholder,
    • planers,
    • thing,
    • corn,
    • broaching machine,
    • landlord,
    • dictum,
    • hoteliers,
    • tapping machine,
    • borers,
    • Buffooneries,
    • saying,
    • proverb,
    • hotelier,
    • Prosaicism,
    • grinder,
    • folk wisdom,
    • shaggy-dog story,
    • apophthegm,
    • lathes,
    • adage,
    • hotelkeeper,
    • PUNS,
    • daffodils,
    • Corns,
    • jokes,
    • by-words,
    • boilers,
    • buffoonery,
    • threading machine,
    • press drill,
    • old chestnut,
    • freeholders,
    • bon mot.

    platitude (noun)

    • potboilers,
    • platitudes,
    • old story,
    • triteness,
    • hackneyed saying,
    • boiler plate,
    • monotony,
    • trite remark,
    • potboiler.

    tool (noun)

    • hoe,
    • pipe wrench,
    • auger,
    • file,
    • spade,
    • hatchet,
    • gouge,
    • hammer,
    • ripsaw,
    • chain saw,
    • handsaw,
    • screwdriver,
    • pick,
    • plane,
    • claw hammer,
    • grindstone,
    • jigsaw,
    • crosscut saw,
    • square,
    • circular saw,
    • grapnel,
    • ball-peen hammer,
    • jackknife,
    • back saw,
    • monkey wrench,
    • wedge,
    • lug wrench,
    • cold chisel,
    • drill,
    • pliers,
    • keyhole saw,
    • crowbar,
    • vise,
    • miter box,
    • chisel,
    • stapler,
    • scissors,
    • snips,
    • axe,
    • tire iron,
    • punch,
    • awl,
    • band saw,
    • coping saw,
    • planer,
    • shovel,
    • tool,
    • level,
    • knife,
    • shears,
    • wrench,
    • edger,
    • hacksaw,
    • sledgehammer,
    • Drill press,
    • emery wheel,
    • wrecking bar,
    • posthole auger,
    • radial arm saw,
    • spanner,
    • bench drill,
    • trowel,
    • hedge trimmer,
    • spoke shave,
    • Bow-saw,
    • tin snips,
    • machete,
    • welder,
    • jointer,
    • mallet,
    • calipers,
    • buzz saw,
    • table saw,
    • arc welder,
    • pickax,
    • scroll saw.

    wise saying (noun)

    • wise-saying.

    word (noun)

    • Re-mark,
    • communiques,
    • communique.
  • v.

    cut (verb)

    • dis patch,
    • be heads,
    • be-heading,
    • dis patches,
    • dis severed,
    • be headed,
    • Flitching,
    • dis-severed,
    • be heading,
    • re aped,
    • dis-sever,
    • dis-patch,
    • facetting,
    • dis patching,
    • chining,
    • dis severs,
    • Sabered,
    • re-aped,
    • re-aping,
    • dis-patched,
    • re aping,
    • dis-severs,
    • dis sever,
    • dis patched,
    • be-headed,
    • dis-patching,
    • Sabering,
    • be-heads,
    • dis severing,
    • Flitched,
    • dis-patches,
    • dis-severing,
    • lays open.

    Other relevant words: (verb)

    • activity.

    saw (verb)

    • Discerned,
    • sighted,
    • stared,
    • beholden,
    • Viewed,
    • Spied,
    • Glimpsed,
    • Peered,
    • Glared,
    • Looked,
    • Regarded,
    • Inspected,
    • observed,
    • Glanced,
    • peeked,
    • seen,
    • Beheld,
    • perceived,
    • Watched,
    • Gazed,
    • witnessed.
  • Other synonyms:

    • teeter.

    fluctuate

    • waver.

    Other relevant words:

    • Dicing,
    • sickles,
    • Hacking,
    • laying open,
    • snip,
    • shaven,
    • Quartered,
    • facetted,
    • scissoring,
    • Chined,
    • skive,
    • skives,
    • ripping,
    • Sawing,
    • rabbets,
    • Flitches,
    • scissor,
    • sickle,
    • flitch,
    • mowing down,
    • sawed,
    • scythe,
    • lay open,
    • scything,
    • chines,
    • Hashing,
    • mowed down,
    • quarter,
    • laid open,
    • Faceting,
    • Sawn,
    • sickling,
    • punctured,
    • Diced,
    • Sickled,
    • Slivered,
    • scythes,
    • mows down,
    • Hashed,
    • Rabbeted,
    • Intersected,
    • Slivering,
    • Scythed,
    • massacre,
    • scissored,
    • Hacked,
    • rabbet,
    • faceted,
    • Rabbeting,
    • Skiving,
    • hewn,
    • skived,
    • cut,
    • mow down,
    • chine.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • phrase,
    • prune,
    • incise,
    • oracle,
    • craunch,
    • chip,
    • belt saw,
    • guide,
    • backsaw,
    • sunder,
    • Proverbs,
    • shave,
    • command,
    • wire saw,
    • reduce,
    • idiomatic expression,
    • ana,
    • eyed,
    • cut away,
    • tenon,
    • sawmill,
    • commonplace,
    • machicolation,
    • detect,
    • cutter,
    • verse,
    • crest,
    • become aware of,
    • crenelation,
    • beckon,
    • battlement,
    • woodcutter,
    • burst,
    • halve,
    • say,
    • dissever,
    • homily,
    • consider,
    • message,
    • Dentil,
    • wink,
    • rupture,
    • fissure,
    • rip saw,
    • sawbuck,
    • pithy saying,
    • looked at,
    • Buzzsaw,
    • lop,
    • seeing,
    • slice through,
    • crunch,
    • cranch,
    • look at,
    • Discind,
    • cut through,
    • haggle,
    • dichotomize,
    • comprehend,
    • chainsaw,
    • imagine,
    • serration,
    • cockscomb,
    • rend asunder,
    • epigram,
    • gnome,
    • enigma,
    • crenelle,
    • vandyke,
    • bow,
    • cutting instrument,
    • underscore,
    • buzz,
    • sentence,
    • lance,
    • discover,
    • carpenter’s tool,
    • Abscind,
    • rickrack,
    • envisage,
    • word,
    • hew,
    • carve,
    • cut across,
    • deckle edge,
    • slit,
    • bucksaw,
    • Sye,
    • idiom,
    • apothegm,
    • crack,
    • pruning saw,
    • embrasure,
    • play violin,
    • Scamble,
    • got an eyeful,
    • analects,
    • frame saw,
    • truism,
    • portable saw,
    • noticed,
    • break,
    • Wisdom literature,
    • scollop,
    • scrape,
    • gesticulate,
    • glance,
    • leer,
    • nudge,
    • take notice,
    • billhook,
    • whipsaw,
    • fretsaw,
    • depression,
    • sutra,
    • hash,
    • divide,
    • bisect,
    • cut in two,
    • detected,
    • tooth,
    • conceive,
    • lesson,
    • sharpness,
    • dogma,
    • power saw,
    • prescript,
    • Protasis,
    • split,
    • hackle,
    • trim,
    • cleave,
    • tear,
    • rip up,
    • shiver,
    • cut up,
    • decomposition,
    • shorten,
    • snore,
    • shape,
    • crenation,
    • Notching,
    • nip,
    • Espied,
    • two-handed saw,
    • splitsaw,
    • point,
    • pit saw,
    • battle cry,
    • fiddle,
    • shatter,
    • perceive,
    • excise,
    • text,
    • violin,
    • break off,
    • Collocution,
    • amputate,
    • Incide,
    • Crenulation,
    • determination,
    • subdivide,
    • gash,
    • rend,
    • slice,
    • see,
    • circumcise,
    • butcher,
    • witticism,
    • declaration,
    • dictate,
    • dogtooth,
    • cut down,
    • whittle,
    • mangle,
    • signalize,
    • cutting tool,
    • sever,
    • understand,
    • splinter,
    • sawing machine,
    • slash,
    • DEWS,
    • saw off,
    • nod,
    • condense,
    • abbreviate,
    • bromide,
    • jag,
    • pare,
    • shrug,
    • mot,
    • phylactery,
    • compass saw,
    • nib,
    • scallop,
    • distich,
    • rive,
    • snap,
    • collocation,
    • collected sayings,
    • behold,
    • wisdom,
    • catch phrase,
    • lacerate,
    • Denticulation,
    • sloka.

How to use «Saw» in context?

The word «saw» is derived from the Old Norse word «sár,» meaning «joint.» A saw is a tool used to cut wood. It is a blade that is teeth-edged, with a handle at one end, often propelled by a motor. Saws can be hand-held or power-operated.

Paraphrases for Saw:

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  • Reverse Entailment

    • Noun, singular or mass
      chainsaw, sawmill, Sawing.
  • Independent

    • Proper noun, singular
      believes, finds.
    • Verb, past tense
      accepted, accompanied, accused, acknowledged, added, admitted, adopted, advertised, advised, agreed, anticipated, applied, appreciated, arranged, ascertained, assumed, attached, attended, attest, awareness, be, blamed, bore, called, capped, celebrated, changed, characterized, charged, check, checked, classified, collected, come, commissioned, completed, conceived, concluded, conducted, confirmed, considered, constituted, contained, continued, convinced, covered, crossed, cut, dead, decided, declared, decreased, defined, demonstrated, described, designed, detected, determined, developed, dipped, directed, discovered, dismissed, dreamed, drew, dropped, drove, earned, edged, emphasised, emphasized, empty, ended, envisage, established, estimated, expanded, expected, experienced, exposed, expressed, eyes, faced, facilitated, fake, featured, fell, felt, figured, fire, fish, fixed, focused, focussed, front, fulfilled, gathered, granted, guy, healthy, heard, held, herb, here, identified, imagined, included, increased, informed, inspection, intended, interpreted, involved, judges, kept, knowledge, labeled, labelled, learned, led, left, let, liked, live, living, lost, lu, made, maintained, marked, master, measure, measurement, meeting, missed, moved, noted, notice, noticed, observed, offer, opened, ordered, outlined, overview, patent, perceived, permitted, placed, planned, played, pointed, posted, predicted, produced, proved, provide, pulled, pursued, raised, ranked, realised, realized, received, recognise, recognised, recorded, recovered, reflected, registered, relieved, remind, reported, represented, requested, rescued, revealed, revised, rose, route, ruled, rushed, said, sat, saved, seized, sensed, sent, sighted, sold, sought, sounded, spent, spoke, staged, stated, stressed, struck, studied, suggested, supported, sustained, taped, taught, tested, thought, touched, tracked, transmitted, treated, tried, turned, type, uncovered, understanding, verified, vi, vision, vista, watching, welcomed, won, yeah, year, yes, Accounted, Achieved, Acted, Aimed, Allowed, Amounted, Appealed, Appeared, Argued, Arose, Arrived, Asked, Assessed, Attracted, Attributed, Audited, Became, Believed, Benefited, Bought, Brought, Came, Captured, Carried, Caused, Cautioned, Claimed, Climbed, Dealt, Declined, Deemed, Delivered, Deviated, Devised, Did, Died, Discerned, Discussed, Displayed, Dreamt, Emerged, Enabled, Encountered, Endured, Enjoyed, Ensued, Entered, Envisaged, Everything, Examined, Exhibited, Existed, Experimented, Filed, Fleshed, Flipped, Followed, Gained, Gave, Generated, Grabbed, Greeted, Grew, Guessed, Had, Happened, Helped, Hovered, Incurred, Indicated, Indicted, Inspected, Investigated, Issued, Jumped, Launched, Levied, Listened, Lived, Logged, Looked, Managed, Meant, Met, Mentioned, Obtained, Occurred, Offered, Officiated, Opined, Oversaw, Participated, Passed, Performed, Picked, Piloted, Rallied, Ran, Rated, Reached, Regarded, Remained, Remarked, Resulted, Rocked, Sailed, Scored, Searched, Seemed, Served, Slipped, Smelled, Took, Tasked, Told, Testified, Than, Threw, Toured, Transpired, Tumbled, Underwent, Undertook, Upheld, Ushered, Visited, Voted, Walked, Warned, Watched, Wavered, Were, Worked, Wrote, Coincided, Commenced, Commented, Comprising, Consisted, Construed, Consulted, Contemplated, Contended, Contributed, Counted, Created, Popped, Prevailed, Prevented, Prompted, Prosecuted, Provided, Stood, started, Succeeded, Suffered, Surged, erupted, grasped, accessed, underlined, hailed, requests, entrusted, briefed, showed, ensured, guys, expects, hosted, peeked, mandated, reviewed, VE, GOTTA, revisited, interviewed, intuited, highlighted, underscored, monitored, laid, signalled, occured, com, cross-referenced, !, runinto, IOOKED, re-watched, sawthem, sawyou, ‘ai.
    • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
      check, dodge, feel, meet, notice, observe, realize, recall, regard, save, seek, LN, sawthe, sawthrough, wentto, sawlt.
    • Verb, base form
      notice, tell, ISAW, youseen.
  • Other Related

    • Verb, past tense
      Referred.
    • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
      Sawn.

Homophones for Saw:

  • shoji, si, sissoo, schizaea, sikh, seaway, succos, swiz, scsi, shikoku, size, shaky, sigh, skyway, sock, soho, skagway, shake, sagacious, 1880s, soya, seesaw, shuck, sauk, saek, Swaggie, Swiss Cheese, sassy, sos, squashy, souk, sick joke, so, ssw, shy, syzygy, shia, squeaky, shoe, siss, suez, skua, swishy, see, sausage, Susa, scag, se, shay, sic, shiah, seek, squish, seiche, shaggy, socage, sa, shag, swish, suisse, seasick, sess, showcase, showy, 1850s, sew, sag, shaw, suck, shisha, squeak, Skag, 1760s, scow, sioux, sashay, succus, sus, skyjack, sexy, 1960s, sacque, schweiz, squishy, sw, skyhook, sea ash, say-so, sousa, sway, 1870s, sky, 1860s, SSA, souse, saucy, soy sauce, skeg, squeegee, squasy, 1820s, saxe, 1900s, segway, soy, siege, soggy, shock, squawky, so-so, sheesha, six, 1770s, soja, swage, sis, squeeze, 1890s, seaquake, sukiyaki, sc, swazi, sissu, shah, shoo away, 1930s, shoo, shikse, seize, 1970s, sequoyah, sow, swag, sec, 1780s, SSS, swash, sack, sheikh, shew, Sacajawea, 1530s, sacagawea, sugi, sacco, sushi, squash, swoosh, shack, segue, sequoya, 1990s, sass, sewage, shucks, Susah, 1830s, sago, squawk, sick, shiksa, sky-high, shook, Skaw, schizaeaceae, ski wax, sse, squaw, 1750s, such, sax, soak, shoes, saiga, scouse, 1920s, sequoia, shush, ss, sizz, shuha, shua, success, sage, sockeye, 1950s, sissyish, saga, sickish, sea cow, Sousse, sash, Seiji Ozawa, 1940s, swig, sissy, 1840s, scoke, SG, shako, sough, sise, schuss, soh, 1790s, sex, sheikha, saki, sou, skew, swiss, sheik, sika, show, shwa, swosh, ski, sauce, she-oak, shogi, sac, schwa, soakage, 1980s, sake, sussex, SAS, sigeh, say, S, succuss, sheika, sue, sea.

Hypernym for Saw:

  • n.

    • artifact
      two-handed saw, metal saw, whipsaw, carpenter’s saw, crown saw, hack saw, lumberman’s saw, bucksaw, two-man saw, hacksaw, hand saw, folding saw, handsaw.
  • v.

    • contact
      whipsaw.

Hyponym for Saw:

  • n.

    • artifact
      hand tool.
  • v.

    • contact
      cut.

Meronym for Saw:

  • n.

    • artifact
      sawtooth, tooth.

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Etymology

1. saw

verb. [‘ˈsɔ’] cut with a saw.

Etymology

  • sawe (Middle English (1100-1500))
  • sagu (Old English (ca. 450-1100))

Rhymes with Saw

  • robertshaw
  • withdraw
  • redraw
  • mcgraw
  • mccraw
  • loblaw
  • czeslaw
  • anspaugh
  • alspaugh
  • straw
  • mcgaw
  • mcgaugh
  • mcgagh
  • mccaw
  • macaw
  • inlaw
  • guffaw
  • eshbaugh
  • colaw
  • bashaw
  • ashbaugh
  • alpaugh
  • allbaugh
  • albaugh
  • traugh
  • spaw
  • spaugh
  • slaw
  • slaugh
  • ocaw

How do you pronounce saw?

Pronounce saw as sɔ.

US — How to pronounce saw in American English

UK — How to pronounce saw in British English

Sentences with saw

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