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part of speech, accessory
exceptionally, particularly

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What is another word for extra?

1090 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ ˈɛkstɹə], [ ˈɛkstɹə], [ ˈɛ_k_s_t_ɹ_ə]

adj.

• abandoned (adjective)
- left.
• accessory; excess (adjective)
- supplementary,
- in reserve,
- another,
- auxiliary,
- beyond,
- spare,
- button,
- unnecessary,
- inessential,
- gingerbread,
- reserve,
- special,
- in store,
- fuss,
- perk,
- needless,
- supplemental,
- unneeded,
- tip,
- added,
- ancillary,
- ice,
- superfluous,
- additional,
- in addition,
- lagniappe,
- one more.
• accompanying (adjective)
- attached,
- adjoining,
- affixed,
- in addition to,
- ornamental,
- Adorning.
• added (adjective)
- over-and-above.
• additional (adjective)
- overtime,
- increased.
• attached (adjective)
- connected,
- joined,
- merged,
- extended,
- augmented,
- married,
- Suffixed,
- bound,
- related,
- accompanied,
- Spliced,
- Prefixed,
- Hitched,
- embellished,
- Annexed,
- subscripted.
• auxiliary (adjective)
- more appurtenant,
- most abetting,
- most adjuvant,
- more reserve,
- more accessory,
- most accessory,
- sub ordinate,
- more adjuvant,
- most appurtenant,
- more abetting,
- re-serve,
- re serve,
- most reserve,
- more backup,
- most backup,
- sub-ordinate.
• de trop (adjective)
- not wanted,
- un welcome.
• different (adjective)
- else.
• excessive (adjective)
- most overkill,
- in-temperate,
- super-abundant,
- super natural,
- dis-proportionate,
- more overkill,
- more recrementitious,
- un-measurable,
- un duest,
- stratospheric,
- un-reasonable,
- dis proportionate,
- self indulgent,
- un reasonable,
- un-due,
- selfindulgent,
- super abundant,
- in ordinate,
- un-duest,
- in temperate,
- sky high,
- un duer,
- un conscionable,
- un due,
- most unmeasurable,
- over board,
- in-ordinate,
- un-conscionable,
- over-kill,
- most overboard,
- un-duer,
- skyhigh,
- un-bounded,
- over kill,
- more overboard,
- towering,
- un bounded,
- more plethoric,
- most plethoric,
- sky-high,
- un measurable,
- most recrementitious,
- super-natural,
- more unmeasurable,
- over-board.
•
- inapposite,
- beside point,
- off the subject,
- Non-essential.
• free (adjective)
- unhampered,
- unengaged,
- freest,
- at leisure,
- not tied down.
• fresh (adjective)
- most another,
- more another,
- farther,
- in-creased,
- in creased.
• left (adjective)
- gone out.
• leftover (adjective)
- un wanted,
- uneaten,
- un-consumed,
- un-eaten,
- more unconsumed,
- sur-plussest,
- most uneaten,
- un consumed,
- sur plussest,
- un eaten,
- sur-plusser,
- sur plusser,
- un-wanted,
- most unconsumed,
- un-touched,
- un touched,
- more uneaten.
• more (adjective)
- more also,
- ex-tended,
- more enhanced,
- most likewise,
- enhanced,
- most aggrandized,
- most enhanced,
- massed,
- more augmented,
- most massed,
- more besides,
- innumerable,
- most besides,
- andest,
- most also,
- most augmented,
- more aggrandized,
- most exceeding,
- most expanded,
- more massed,
- most amassed,
- more amassed,
- ex tended,
- more expanded,
- more likewise,
- in-numerable,
- more exceeding,
- in numerable.
• new (adjective)
- newest.
• optional (adjective)
- discretional,
- non-compulsory,
- not required,
- nonobligatory,
- no strings attached,
- noncompulsory,
- up to the individual.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- overboard,
- supernumerary,
- remaining,
- over-abundant,
- in excess,
- overabundant,
- next in order,
- too many,
- runner-up,
- more,
- over,
- secondary,
- overmuch,
- left over,
- placer,
- extraneous,
- appurtenant,
- unused,
- redundant,
- immensely,
- residual,
- excessive,
- longwinded,
- Substract,
- more than that,
- other,
- inordinately,
- runnerup,
- supportive,
- unmeasurable,
- unconsumed,
- small-fry,
- plethoric,
- Ander,
- small time,
- optional,
- free,
- Recrementitious,
- leftover,
- overkill,
- adjuvant,
- small fry,
- palaverous.
• over (adjective)
- un duly,
- most unduly,
- most ever,
- more immensely,
- most beyond,
- most extremely,
- most overly,
- more ever,
- most immensely,
- more beyond,
- un-duly,
- more extremely,
- tooest,
- more unduly,
- more additionally,
- most inordinately,
- more excessively,
- tooer,
- most excessively,
- more inordinately,
- more overly,
- most additionally.
• overabundant (adjective)
- over abundant.
• overtime (adjective)
- over time,
- over-time.
• redundant (adjective)
- periphrastic,
- long winded,
- most reiterating,
- more iterating,
- most palaverous,
- more reiterating,
- re-iterating,
- re iterating,
- most iterating,
- more palaverous.
• remaining (adjective)
- vestigial,
- out-standing.
• residual (adjective)
- most balance,
- more vestigal,
- vestigal,
- more balance,
- most vestigal.
• second (adjective)
- most runner up,
- more runnerup,
- more reproduction,
- most runnerup,
- sub sequent,
- re-production,
- placest,
- more runner-up,
- most reproduction,
- sub-sequent,
- more runner up,
- runner up,
- un-important,
- most runner-up,
- next order.
• secondary (adjective)
- re-liefer,
- minor-league,
- in considerable,
- in significant,
- in-considerable,
- re lief,
- minorleague,
- reliefer,
- most small fry,
- more small-fry,
- most under,
- re liefer,
- more under,
- more small fry,
- most substract,
- most smallfry,
- re-lief,
- reliefest,
- re-liefest,
- bushleague,
- de-pendent,
- more smallfry,
- re liefest,
- de pendent,
- more substract,
- most small-fry,
- smallfry.
• supererogatory (adjective)
- superfluent.
• supernumerary (adjective)
- most excess,
- super-numerary,
- more excess,
- super numerary.
• unused (adjective)
- un used,
- un-used.
adv

• extremely (adverb)
- unusually.
• infrequently (adverb)
- uncommonly.
• Other relevant words: (adverb)
- on the side,
- besides,
- so much,
- almost never,
- in few instances,
- surprisingly,
- on occasion,
- and all,
- on top of everything,
- once in blue moon,
- other than,
- conjointly,
- in distinction to,
- supplementary to,
- hardly ever,
- as well as,
- Unfrequently,
- curiously,
- not counting,
- Unoften,
- remarkably,
- scarcely ever,
- now then,
- together with,
- whats more,
- more than,
- to boot,
- along with,
- rarely,
- what’s more,
- terrifically,
- in other respects,
- not often,
- with the exception of,
- over and above,
- in conjunction with.
adv.

• all (adverb)
- extra.
• besides (adverb)
- be-yond,
- over above,
- on side,
- be-sides,
- with exception of,
- what more,
- in excess of,
- further-more,
- on top everything,
- be yond,
- be sides,
- further more.
• rarely (adverb)
- extra-ordinarily,
- once in a while,
- once while,
- extra ordinarily,
- singularly,
- in frequently,
- un frequently,
- once blue moon,
- un often,
- once in while,
- un common,
- un-common,
- un-often,
- on rare occasions,
- infrequently,
- finely,
- un-frequently,
- once a while,
- in-frequently.
• uncommonly (adverb)
- un commonly,
- un-commonly.
• unusually (adverb)
- un usually,
- terribly,
- un-usually.
n.
- acquisition,
- bundle,
- offering,
- come-on,
- merchandise,
- goods,
- wares,
- product,
- loss leader,
- consumer goods.
- too,
- as well,
- together with something.
- goodie,
- credit,
- new,
- increase,
- fresh,
- further.
- back-number,
- biweekly,
- compact,
- broadsheet,
- comic book,
- bulletin,
- back issue,
- back copy,
- comic,
- brochure.
- indeed,
- deeply,
- really,
- a lot,
- thoroughly,
- particularly,
- well.
• accessory (noun)
- complement,
- bonus,
- addendum,
- appendage,
- adjunct,
- extension,
- affix,
- appurtenance.
• accompaniment (noun)
- fixture,
- adornment,
- consort,
- garnish,
- ornament,
- accompaniment,
- brother,
- companion,
- appendix.
• actor (noun)
- head-liners,
- play-actors,
- under-study,
- hambones,
- walk ons,
- under study,
- standin,
- straight persons,
- play actors,
- head liners,
- under studies,
- co median,
- walkons,
- co-median,
- straight people,
- co medians,
- playactors,
- head liner,
- thesps,
- walkon,
- under-studies,
- walk on,
- head-liner,
- co-medians,
- walk-ons,
- soubrettes.
• addendum (noun)
- post-script,
- post-scripts.
• addition (noun)
- raise.
• additive (noun)
- preservative,
- flavor enhancer.
• assistant (noun)
- benefactor,
- accessory,
- second,
- minion,
- follower,
- lieutenant,
- attendant,
- functionary,
- associate,
- chaperone,
- stooge,
- patsy,
- attorney,
- abettor,
- acolyte,
- employee,
- underling,
- helpmate,
- backer,
- junior,
- Aider,
- partner,
- agent,
- servant,
- aide-de-camp,
- hireling,
- helper,
- deputy,
- menial,
- assistant,
- subordinate,
- aide,
- flunky,
- accomplice,
- henchman,
- proxy,
- laborer.
• bit player (noun)
- supporting actresses,
- spear carriers,
- supporting actors,
- spearcarriers,
- spear-carriers,
- spearcarrier.
• dividend (noun)
- re turn,
- re-turns,
- Re-turn,
- re turns.
• duplicate (noun)
- duplicate.
• excess (noun)
- excess.
•
- supererogatory,
- unscheduled.
• fringe benefit (noun)
- compensation package,
- additional benefit,
- perquisite,
- Solatium,
- employee benefit.
• margin (noun)
- elbowrooms,
- selvages.
• newspaper (noun)
- re-cord,
- re-views,
- re-view,
- re views,
- biweeklies,
- bi-weeklies,
- re cord,
- bi weeklies,
- bi weekly,
- re view,
- re cords,
- re-cords.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- premium,
- lead,
- supplement,
- straight person,
- backup,
- fringe benefit,
- plum,
- module,
- ventriloquists,
- player,
- SUPERS,
- post script,
- Carrots,
- tabloid,
- impersonator,
- bit player,
- bulldog,
- limb,
- soubrette,
- spin off,
- thesp,
- Dailies,
- attachment,
- Subsidiaries,
- trimmings,
- remittance,
- play-actor,
- residue,
- gravy,
- spear-carrier,
- Supernumeraries,
- troupers,
- ventriloquist,
- supporting player,
- pantomimists,
- hambone,
- substitute,
- part,
- bulldogs,
- trouper,
- margin,
- Accoutrements,
- plus,
- selvage,
- supporting actress,
- meed,
- thespian,
- stand in,
- headliners,
- Weeklies,
- fitting,
- walk-on part,
- pantomimist,
- surplus,
- dividend,
- post scripts,
- supporting players,
- headliner,
- bit-player,
- carrot,
- play actor,
- modules,
- metropolitans,
- accoutrement,
- weekly,
- spiff,
- barnstormers,
- actor,
- Re-presentation,
- meeds,
- seemings,
- walk-on,
- additive,
- sectors,
- Elbowroom,
- bi-weekly,
- supporting actor,
- role,
- spear carrier,
- Remittances,
- walking part,
- frill,
- scene stealer,
- addition,
- playactor,
- newspaper,
- barnstormer.
• part (noun)
- sub divisions,
- de tail,
- sub division,
- sub-division,
- sub-divisions,
- anies,
- de-tail,
- de-tails,
- de tails.
• perk (noun)
- largesses.
• player (noun)
- scene stealers.
• plus (noun)
- good point,
- over-supplies,
- over-supply,
- good points.
• premium (noun)
- re-gard,
- re gards,
- spiffs.
• residue (noun)
- parings,
- residuals,
- dross,
- shavings,
- residuum,
- scourings,
- scraps,
- residua.
• role (noun)
- re presentations,
- re presentation,
- re-presentations.
• supplement (noun)
- in sert,
- bells whistles,
- in-sert.
• surcharge (noun)
- surtax,
- overcharge,
- surtaxes.
• walk-on part (noun)
- walking parts,
- walk on part,
- walkon part.
Other synonyms:
- nonrefundable,
- withal,
- goody,
- bit part,
- good guy,
- inflated,
- upfront,
- all-inclusive,
- supporting,
- all in,
- starring role,
- bad guy,
- baddy,
- dreadfully,
- additionally,
- title role,
- also,
- Discounted,
- half-price,
- cameo,
- de trop,
- extraordinary.
- extremely,
- improvement,
- highly,
- exceedingly,
- villain,
- steep,
- alias,
- introductory,
- notably,
- eminently,
- chargeable,
- greatly.
- worth,
- awfully,
- reasonable,
- inclusive,
- chorus,
- exceptionally.
- fancy.
- mighty,
- very.
- good.
• excessive
- superlative.
• Other relevant words:
- part of speech.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- in hand,
- buffoon,
- nonentity,
- adventitious,
- befall,
- unoccupied,
- Figurante,
- all included,
- decoration,
- therewith,
- indicate,
- exclusive,
- stand-in,
- duplication,
- useless,
- considerably,
- collateral,
- contingency,
- come,
- out,
- concerted,
- leisure,
- Douceur,
- augmentation,
- untenanted,
- columbine,
- awful,
- embellishment,
- remuneration,
- paper,
- side,
- add on,
- odd,
- beat,
- put aside,
- bare,
- surpass,
- daily newspaper,
- overtake,
- Overset,
- available,
- denote,
- ostentation,
- pourboire,
- expendable,
- slender,
- extra edition,
- daily,
- accidental,
- gadget,
- Beside,
- and then some,
- newspaper of record,
- stored,
- express,
- unessential,
- into the bargain,
- Waived,
- sundries,
- Suppletory,
- flourish,
- fortuitous,
- adscititious,
- way,
- jazz,
- option,
- uninhabited,
- idle,
- markedly,
- half price,
- With,
- original,
- unspent,
- scanty,
- purposeless,
- device,
- ever,
- transcend,
- tautologic,
- support,
- archly,
- allowance,
- overstock,
- ornamentation,
- ham,
- altogether,
- weekly newspaper,
- limited,
- put by,
- neat,
- surpassingly,
- annex,
- chiefly,
- super,
- surmount,
- nothing,
- gratuitous,
- consideration,
- heavily,
- nonessential,
- benefit,
- pass,
- showiness,
- mute,
- accident,
- balance,
- trimming,
- frou-frou,
- overage,
- oversupply,
- principally,
- arise,
- happenstance,
- outdo,
- kicker,
- standby,
- untouched,
- Transcursion,
- tautological,
- Adjectitious,
- waste,
- unexpended,
- oddly,
- overrun,
- untapped,
- reward,
- on top of,
- unembellished,
- accessorial,
- pantaloon,
- doodah,
- among other things,
- accession,
- expressly,
- mint,
- advantage,
- superfluity,
- too much,
- Cumshaw,
- filigree,
- method actor,
- stuffing,
- luxury,
- icing,
- suspended,
- uncalled-for,
- most,
- occasional,
- saved,
- second-line,
- acervatim,
- unusual,
- doodad,
- especially,
- as a bonus,
- peripheral,
- baksheesh,
- mark up,
- padding,
- particular,
- be,
- happen,
- in abeyance,
- award,
- renewed,
- contributory,
- yet,
- unimportant,
- bone,
- Unexercised,
- above,
- peculiar,
- news,
- pleonastic,
- unemployed,
- mightily,
- part-time,
- develop,
- again,
- individual,
- Overmeasure,
- and also,
- grotesque,
- intercalary,
- largesse,
- cameo appearance,
- beyond measure,
- unexpectedly,
- furthermore,
- otiose,
- bells and whistles,
- senseless,
- held,
- additional charge,
- Supervenient,
- by the same token,
- cross,
- exceptional,
- cipher,
- pulcinella,
- artists,
- at liberty,
- trim,
- more than enough,
- avoidable,
- fiercely,
- not busy,
- exceed,
- insignificant,
- performer,
- outstrip,
- treat,
- specific,
- token,
- surcharge,
- movie star,
- hand out,
- moreover,
- Superaddition,
- bye,
- dispensable,
- compensation,
- ulterior,
- temporary,
- asset,
- frightfully,
- nobody,
- uncommon,
- subjunctive,
- incredibly,
- extraordinarily,
- That,
- something extra,
- appliance,
- twist,
- incidental,
- increment,
- out-of-the-way,
- alternative,
- return,
- fillip,
- imply,
- wasted,
- prize,
- accessible,
- Unhandled,
- subsidiary,
- majorly,
- understudy,
- extravagance,
- nebbish,
- component,
- gratuity,
- boot,
- star,
- honorarium,
- inconsequential,
- inordinate,
- colossally,
- blisteringly,
- amazingly,
- idol,
- masker,
- rag,
- specifically,
- Suppletive,
- superstar,
- Superadded,
- externally,
- big,
- and so forth,
- sheet,
- similarly,
- contingent,
- spare time,
- tragedian,
- release,
- signify,
- pristine,
- wrinkle,
- determined,
- empty,
- Hamfatter,
- wordy,
- comedian,
- And,
- vastly,
- vacant,
- outwards,
- indulgence,
- stage player,
- come on,
- worthless,
- provisional,
- Supe,
- pointless,
- residuary,
- strikingly,
- Ascititious,
- off,
- Buffo,
- zero,
- evince,
- plain,
- specially,
- stager,
- especial,
- enormously,
- untrodden,
- profit,
- gewgaw,
- paraphernalia,
- hugely,
- surfeit,
- filling,
- past,
- overplus,
- deliberate,
- emergency,
- unornamented,
- gazette,
- prove,
- foofaraw,
- special edition,
- likewise,
- superabundant,
- casual,
- added attraction,
- fly across,
- complementary,
- Lagnappe,
- thereto,
- occur,
- emolument,
- Appended,
- au reste,
- parttime,
- all the more,
- alternate,
- comfort,
- remainder,
- inter alia,
- frippery,
- peculiarly,
- item,
- then,
- and so,
- fall,
- accoutrement oraccouterment,
- noticeably,
- tragedienne,
- Figurant,
- unapplied,
- Donative,
- unutilized,
- unfilled,
- circumstantial,
- surplusage,
- mime,
- mimer,
- accessary,
- pointed,
- demonstrate,
- thumping,
- gain,
- Punchinello,
- background actor,
- farceur,
- appear,
- Roaringly,
- unbeaten.

Extra is a word that is used often in everyday conversation. It refers to things that are not necessary, but add an extra level of enjoyment to life. Extra can be anything from an addition to a meal that you enjoy, to a bonus that you receive for doing your job well. Some people use extra as a synonym for luxury, as anything that is extra can be seen as a treat. Others simply find joy in the things that extra brings into their lives. Whether it is a bonus that you receive for a job well done, or an extra serving of a favorite food, extra is something that can make life more pleasant.

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Independent
- Determiner
  another.
- Adjective
  alternate, auxiliary, closer, exceptional, excessive, exciting, extrajudicial, extraordinary, extreme, highest, redundant, separate, spare, specific, superfluous, supernumerary, unnecessary, Heightened, MER, extra-judicial, extrabudgetary, extra-budgetary.
- Proper noun, singular
  extraordinary, forces, strengths.
- Noun, plural
  Ones, supplements, extensions, additions, enhancements, fixtures.
- Adverb
  additionally, doubly, especially, exceptionally, extraordinarily, farther, particularly.
- Verb, non-3rd person singular present
  AM.
Other Related
- Cardinal number
  supplementary.
- Determiner
  supplementary.
- Adjective
  supplemental, supplementary.
- Proper noun, singular
  supplemental, supplementary.
- Noun, singular or mass
  supplemental, supplementary.
- Verb, non-3rd person singular present
  supplementary.
- Verb, base form
  supplementary.

Homophones for Extra:

equator, eighty-three, easter, esther, executor, excogitator, excitatory, eighter, ejector, exterior, ecuador, excusatory, XTRA, ester, estuary.

Hyponym for Extra:

n.
- communication
  edition.
- person
  thespian, role player, actor, player, Histrion.

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supernumerary, spear carrier, extranoun

a minor actor in crowd scenes

Synonyms:
spear carrier, duplicate, extra, supernumerary

Antonyms:
subtractive, scheduled, necessary
extranoun

an additional edition of a newspaper (usually to report a crisis)

Synonyms:
spear carrier, duplicate, supernumerary

Antonyms:
necessary, subtractive, scheduled
extra, duplicateadjective

something additional of the same kind

«he always carried extras in case of an emergency»

Synonyms:
duplication, spear carrier, duplicate, extra, supernumerary

Antonyms:
necessary, scheduled, subtractive
excess, extra, redundant, spare, supererogatory, superfluous, supernumerary, surplusadjective

more than is needed, desired, or required

«trying to lose excess weight»; «found some extra change lying on the dresser»; «yet another book on heraldry might be thought redundant»; «skills made redundant by technological advance»; «sleeping in the spare room»; «supernumerary ornamentation»; «it was supererogatory of her to gloat»; «delete superfluous (or unnecessary) words»; «extra ribs as well as other supernumerary internal parts»; «surplus cheese distributed to the needy»

Synonyms:
superfluous, senseless, surplus, unembellished, supererogatory, scanty, spare, otiose, wasted, pleonastic, unornamented, extra, free, plain, redundant, supernumerary, excess, purposeless, additional, tautological, special, tautologic, trim, bare(a), bare, pointless

Antonyms:
necessary, subtractive, scheduled
extra, specialadjective

added to a regular schedule

«a special holiday flight»; «put on special buses for the big game»

Synonyms:
superfluous, surplus, special(a), peculiar(a), excess, spare, extra, supererogatory, redundant, supernumerary, limited, particular, additional, special, especial(a), particular(a), exceptional

Antonyms:
scheduled, subtractive, necessary
extra, additionaladverb

further or added

«called for additional troops»; «need extra help»; «an extra pair of shoes»

Synonyms:
excess, supererogatory, superfluous, surplus, spare, supernumerary, special, additional, extra, redundant

Antonyms:
necessary, scheduled, subtractive
extraadverb

unusually or exceptionally

«an extra fast car»

Antonyms:
subtractive, necessary, scheduled

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exclusive

a special or extra ; usually a service

we found many exclusive services at the job fair.

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superfluities

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wicked

in new england, massachusetts specifically boston the term “wicked” is used very very often in explaining an amount

“have you ever seen a kevin hart skit? he’s wicked funny.”

“hey, can you stop at the next rest stop? i have to pee wicked bad.”

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Mohammad Jalehar:

Every pinch hurts, suppliers are telling us to prepare for higher prices. One chicken now might cost a dollar more, but where will I get the extra money I need to buy 100 birds for sale ? Will my customers also accept the costs ?
Daniel Swain:

If we have another summer punctuated by record heat – as we have pretty much every year for the past decade, at least somewhere in the West – then all of that extra vegetation still manages to dry out more or less completely, so, by the end of the summer and the fall, the peak of the dry season, what you then have is a system full of extra vegetation that is just as dry as it would have been.
Brian Cheung:

It’s going to be a huge burden for me, if it happens, the extra will definitely come from our living expenses.
Bob Dorfman:

Absence makes the heart grow fonder and, assuming the world returns to some semblance of normalcy, I expect fans to have a greater appreciation of sports than ever before, attending live events will take on extra significance, the enthusiasm and fervor in stadiums and areas will be more intense, the passion for favorite teams and players heightened.
James Warner:

With extra income, James Warner also delay drawing down on James Warner pension or savings.

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извънреден, особено, допълнителен, извънредно изданиеBulgarian
navíc, extraCzech
ekstraDanish
besondersGerman
επιπλέονGreek
kromaEsperanto
exceso, extremadamente, adicionalSpanish
lisa-, liigneEstonian
ekstra-, lisänumero, erityisen, lisä-, ylimääräinenFinnish
hors-série, supplémentaire, particulièrementFrench
breiseIrish
a bharrachdScottish Gaelic
अतिरिक्तHindi
külon-Hungarian
հատկապեսArmenian
tambahanIndonesian
extra, auka-Icelandic
straordinariamente, eccezionalmente, extraItalian
תוספתHebrew
号外, 余分な, 余分Japanese
ಹೆಚ್ಚುವರಿKannada
특별한Korean
extraLatin
extraDutch
ekstraNorwegian
dodatkowyPolish
extremamentePortuguese
suplimentarRomanian
особо, особенноRussian
extraSwedish
ziadaSwahili
கூடுதல்Tamil
అదనపుTelugu
พิเศษThai
ilaveTurkish
додатковоUkrainian
اUrdu
phụVietnamese
עקסטרעYiddish
額外的Chinese

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added
additional
ancillary
auxiliary
extraneous
extraordinary
fresh
further
leftover
new
other
special
supplemental
supplementary
unnecessary
unused
button
fuss
gingerbread
gravy
ice
inessential
lagniappe
more
needless
perk
plus
reserve
spare
supernumerary
surplus
tip
another
beyond
in addition
in reserve
in store
one more
optional
over and above
redundant
superfluous
unneeded

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WORDS RELATED TO EXTRA

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addition
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component
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trim
trimming

amateur
artist
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character
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ham
hambone
headliner
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ingenue
ingénue
lead
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stand-in
star
stooge
straight person
thesp
thespian
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combined
extra
farther
further
joined
more
over and above
supplemental
supplementary

addition
adjunct
appendage
appendix
attachment
augmentation
codicil
extension
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postscript
rider
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accession
accessory
accretion
accrual
addendum
additive
adjunct
aggrandizement
annex
appendage
appendix
attachment
augmentation
bonus
boost
commission
dividend
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enlargement
expansion
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extra
gain
hike
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markup
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profit
raise
reinforcement
rise
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wing

accompaniment
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addition
extra
flavor enhancer
preservative
supplement

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as in excess

being over what is needed

always has extra food on hand in the event that unexpected company drops by

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

as in extremely

to a great degree

the children tried to be extra quiet while their mother was recovering

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

as in spare

an interchangeable part or piece of equipment that is kept on hand for replacement of an original

that portable player runs through batteries incredibly fast, so I always keep plenty of extras on hand

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

as in luxury

something adding to pleasure or comfort but not absolutely necessary

the motel is clean and comfortable, but there are no extras

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

as in bonus

something given in addition to what is ordinarily expected or owed

as an extra, the dealer filled the tank of my new car

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Table of Contents

What is contra short for?
What words start with extra?
What is the prefix for extra?
What does be extra mean?
Is being called extra a compliment?
Is it bad to be extra?
What does Cringey mean?
Who is a Cringy person?
What’s another word for Cringey?
What is the antonym of cringe?
What is another word for yuck?
Is cringe worthy one word?
What is another word for disgusting?
What does yucky mean?
Is yucky a real word?
What does Gross mean in slang?
What sort of word is like?
What are the example of likes?
How do you express likes?

In this page you can discover 94 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for extra, like: additional, in-addition, increased, another, one more, reserve, spare, fresh, surplus, other and new.

What is contra short for?

CONTRA-

Acronym	Definition
CONTRA–	Against, Opposite (Prefix)

10-letter words that start with extra

extraction.
extraneous.
extractive.
extramural.
extralegal.
extracting.
extractors.
extradited.

extra– a prefix meaning “outside,” “beyond,” freely used as an English formative: extrajudicial; extraterritorial; extra-atmospheric.

‘Extra‘ means trying too hard, over the top, excessive, maybe a little dramatic. Doing more than what the situation calls for. Often a little inappropriate. Like, if someone’s laughing really hard at all your jokes, and it’s unnatural and too much, your jokes aren’t that funny, you might say, ‘He’s so extra‘.

Some people would take extreme offense to being called such a term, while others would see it as someone complimenting their hard work and efforts to perform above the bare minimum. Since extra can really mean one of two radicals, it can be completely up for interpretation.

Being extra doesn’t always have to be bad; sometimes, being extra takes a positive, relationship-benefiting form that both partners enjoy and appreciate. But unfortunately, it’s all too common for extra people to manifest toxic patterns in their relationships that cause serious long term problems.

What does Cringey mean?

informal. : tending to cause one to cringe (as out of embarrassment or discomfort) : cringeworthy By the end of the book Ford has run through at least eight motels/hotels/tepees … and five cringey references to “making love”: it can wear a person out.—

Who is a Cringy person?

Cringey refers to someone or something that causes you to feel awkward, uncomfortable, or embarrassed—that makes you cringe.

What’s another word for Cringey?

What is another word for cringey?

agonisingUK	agonizingUS
awkward	embarrassing
excruciating	uncomfortable
humiliating	cringeworthy
cringe-making	sensitive

What is the antonym of cringe?

What is the opposite of cringe?

defy	confront
oppose	rebel
resist	withstand
stand against	stand up to

What is another word for yuck?

ew	gross
ick	blech
eww	ugh
yech	yuk

Is cringe worthy one word?

adjective. causing a reaction or feeling of embarrassment, awkwardness, or discomfort: the show’s cringeworthy attempts at humor.

What is another word for disgusting?

SYNONYMS FOR disgusting loathsome, sickening, nauseous, repulsive, revolting, repugnant, abhorrent, detestable.

What does yucky mean?

: repugnant, distasteful also : unpleasant, disagreeable felt yucky a yucky chore.

Is yucky a real word?

Yucky is a very informal adjective meaning gross, disgusting, or unappetizing. It’s based on yuck, which is an informal word you say when you think something is gross or disgusting.

What does Gross mean in slang?

unpleasant, disgusting, offensive

What sort of word is like?

The word ”like” can also be categorized as an adverb if it is used to modify a verb, an adjective, or another adverb. Take for example, the sentence below: … In this sentence, the word modifies the adjective “750,” and is therefore considered as an adverb.

What are the example of likes?

If you like something a lot “She’s fond of chocolate.” “I like swimming very much.” “He really likes that new golf course.” (Remember to stress “really” in this sentence.)

How do you express likes?

Expressing likes:

I like…
I love…
I adore…
I ‘m crazy about…
I’m mad about…
I enjoy…
I’m keen on…

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What is another word for extra?

adj.

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adv.

n.

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