What are the antonyms for STAGGER?
- carry on, budge, clarify, enlighten, help, advance, stay, calm, continue, expect, clear up, explain.
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Synonyms for STAGGER
- bob,
- spring something on,
- step,
- strike dumb,
- break down,
- push and pull,
- walk,
- walk lamely,
- Whiffle,
- overbalances,
- fishtails,
- whelm,
- stirring up,
- limp,
- get no place fast,
- concuss,
- going belly up,
- overcome,
- blinded,
- fare,
- fudge,
- tremble,
- defy,
- topple,
- be unbelievable,
- tick,
- fishtailing,
- amaze,
- decide,
- dynamize,
- pendulating,
- jouncing,
- fence-straddling,
- Loitered,
- lurching,
- enthusing,
- bungle,
- Inched,
- Floundered,
- going around,
- astonish,
- go lame,
- setting in motion,
- Fared,
- lag,
- be defective,
- nosedived,
- daze,
- order,
- overwhelm,
- Limped,
- go belly up,
- took aback,
- blow one's mind,
- move to the side,
- waver,
- walk in on,
- frenzying,
- do a pratfall,
- concussing,
- blow away,
- splash around,
- Frighted,
- blow out of water,
- toddle,
- reel,
- wobble,
- arrange,
- Weltering,
- overbalancing,
- Subordinated,
- hobble,
- rattle one's cage,
- Commoving,
- wiggle,
- tooling,
- shake up,
- Stammered,
- devastate,
- Jounced,
- throb,
- founder,
- lose it,
- dizzies,
- blow one away,
- stagger,
- overwhelms,
- wheeled,
- Befogging,
- roll around in,
- overlap,
- vibrate,
- teeter-tottered,
- consternate,
- puzzle,
- tremble precariously,
- be behind,
- plumps,
- bobbling,
- teeter-totter,
- tremoring,
- undulate,
- Whiffling,
- knock down,
- commove,
- making do,
- wiggle-waggle,
- astound,
- wallow,
- powering,
- be immersed,
- tripped up,
- beat,
- knock over,
- making headway,
- lose strength,
- bobbles,
- excite,
- be indecisive,
- muddle,
- be lost,
- paralyze,
- boggle the mind,
- electrify,
- idles,
- Inching,
- running hot and cold,
- knocks down,
- befog,
- boggle,
- Buffaloes,
- nonplus,
- goose step,
- be tardy,
- zigzag,
- totter,
- bobbled,
- wheel,
- dithering,
- bring up short,
- hit like ton of bricks,
- leave open-mouthed,
- GIMPS,
- subordinating,
- Joggled,
- oscillate,
- falter,
- wag,
- organize,
- pussyfoot around,
- Strolled,
- cause wonder,
- sway,
- founders,
- Zigzagging,
- stirred up,
- sort,
- fluffing,
- made do,
- shock,
- distribute,
- put one away,
- jolt,
- shillyshally,
- shuffle,
- spring a surprise,
- dropping the ball,
- bedazzle,
- overbalanced,
- slowed up,
- befogs,
- being behind,
- fluffed,
- Pendulate,
- bathe in,
- mess with one's head,
- up set,
- scruple,
- lurch,
- move,
- zigzags,
- librates,
- blow out of the water,
- nose-dive,
- bumble,
- stumble,
- take time,
- go around,
- Dizzied,
- fix,
- stammer,
- Fuddling,
- swag,
- fuddles,
- is lost,
- breaking down,
- yo-yos,
- befogged,
- swing,
- fluctuate,
- joggles,
- teeter,
- Rocking,
- interchange,
- buffalo,
- plumping,
- heap,
- give a shock,
- librate,
- stack,
- perplex,
- felt giddy,
- overbalance,
- linger,
- buffaloed,
- knocked over,
- knock unconscious,
- stick around,
- startle,
- come to nothing,
- be dazzled,
- pause,
- blindside,
- prosper,
- blunder,
- fuddle,
- Jostled,
- jar,
- make jump,
- postpone,
- collate,
- range,
- numbing,
- bring forward,
- hit the dirt,
- sweep over,
- stun,
- lay out,
- dither,
- take one's breath away,
- mystify,
- weave,
- enthuse,
- taking one's time,
- drag feet,
- Frighting,
- fishtail,
- numb,
- pull up,
- roll,
- knocking down,
- nose dive,
- keel,
- shake,
- put off,
- dithered,
- throw,
- jolting,
- schedule,
- throw into a tizzy,
- hit with,
- horrify,
- wading,
- be dilatory,
- sit around,
- make speechless,
- overtake,
- scare to death,
- wait around,
- knock over with feather,
- throw off balance,
- stub toe,
- shatter,
- Idled,
- rearrange,
- mystified,
- strut,
- powered,
- idling,
- fence-straddle,
- layer,
- set in motion,
- radiate,
- bedaze,
- give a turn,
- fishtailed,
- put back,
- overpower,
- Joggling,
- walking unsteadily,
- pulse,
- make headway,
- stirs up,
- joggle,
- Teetering,
- hesitate,
- drag one's feet,
- Librated,
- alternate,
- be irresolute,
- gait,
- flash mob,
- Whiffled,
- galvanize,
- lost it,
- tremored,
- dodder,
- confound,
- Weltered,
- bring up,
- scrape by,
- switching,
- takes aback,
- nose-dives,
- jellied,
- hang out,
- Trifled,
- knock socks off,
- feel giddy,
- spring on,
- reduce to,
- scandalize,
- Jellying,
- concussed,
- set up,
- be long,
- strike with awe,
- struck dumb,
- time,
- stupefy,
- flop,
- reschedule,
- drop the ball,
- blow mind,
- knock one's socks off,
- get stuck,
- scraping by,
- succuss,
- goofing off,
- slow up,
- enthuses,
- run circles around,
- flounder,
- Librating,
- knocked down,
- roll about,
- move to side,
- taking aback,
- teetertotter,
- careen,
- render speechless,
- inch along,
- take one's time,
- be undecided,
- Titubate,
- throw for loop,
- gimp,
- rendered speechless,
- surprise,
- floor,
- fall through,
- scared to death,
- stride,
- pitch,
- Sauntered,
- sets in motion,
- make do,
- walk unsteadily,
- stump,
- went around,
- take breath away,
- change mind,
- wire,
- throw into tizzy,
- manage,
- YOYO,
- disconcert,
- pulsate,
- Waltzing,
- halt,
- blew away,
- flabbergast,
- thrive,
- Plumped,
- speak haltingly,
- be unable to decide,
- Imprest,
- blinding,
- Waltzed,
- move around in,
- take a header,
- sicken,
- fuddled,
- run hot and cold,
- trip up,
- fumble,
- bowl over,
- throw for a loop,
- stir up,
- tip over,
- out wit,
- tipped over,
- activity,
- pace,
- Hesitated,
- plop,
- pile,
- Zigzagged,
- walks unsteadily,
- take aback,
- vacillate,
- nose-dived,
- yo-yo,
- dropped the ball,
- be unsteady,
- dumbfound,
- over turn,
- bobble,
- nose-diving,
- rock,
- go to bottom,
- seesaw,
- doubt,
- tooled,
- throw a curve,
- goof off,
- teeter-tottering,
- Shilly-shally,
- leave aghast,
- teeter-totters.
Usage Examples for STAGGER
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Since he had fled from the village in which his wretched short life had been spent he had hidden himself in thickets and behind walls or rocks or bushes during the day, and had only come forth at night to stagger along his way in the darkness. - "The Little Hunchback Zia" by Frances Hodgson Burnett
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He recovered himself with a stagger, and in three bounds crossed the intervening space and stood before the door in the verandah. - "New-Arabian-Nights" by Stevenson, Robert Louis
