What are the antonyms for THROTTLE?
Synonyms for THROTTLE
- suppress,
- plague,
- baffling,
- rebound,
- dog,
- inhibit,
- clinch,
- hold back,
- benzine,
- disarm,
- oil,
- over-run,
- dam,
- particle accelerator,
- bolt,
- wing nut,
- cannon,
- burke,
- shake down,
- regulator,
- disagreeable,
- prostrate,
- bring up against,
- shanghai,
- obstruct,
- fret,
- finicky,
- deafen,
- cram,
- drop dead,
- hamstring,
- Gated,
- clamp down on,
- pitchfork,
- taking captive,
- dampen,
- catch up,
- treadle,
- Wedging,
- draw the line,
- silence,
- seal,
- mess with,
- incapacitate,
- throttle valve,
- choke,
- die,
- Air brake,
- stay,
- doored,
- sit on,
- defeat,
- cripple,
- clench,
- arduous,
- gibbet,
- backpedal,
- impede,
- Shying,
- drag one's feet,
- pass,
- flooded,
- tongue-tie,
- Gibbeted,
- clip the wings,
- clutch,
- adjuster,
- hard,
- preserve,
- quelch,
- slack off,
- spring,
- bump off,
- keep the lid on,
- blow up,
- butterfly valve,
- embrace,
- quiet,
- dissuade,
- direction finder,
- drag feet,
- brake pad,
- check,
- take possession of,
- mark off,
- awkward,
- deflate,
- ABS,
- haunt,
- determine,
- hold down,
- de-motivate,
- disadvantage,
- handicap,
- constrain,
- shooter,
- sprain,
- take by storm,
- Weasand,
- comprise,
- deaden,
- decelerate,
- confines,
- hold-down,
- stiffening,
- buy the farm,
- shies,
- tongue tie,
- threaten,
- lose speed,
- endure,
- set,
- pedal,
- Garroting,
- massacre,
- tax,
- hold in,
- conspire,
- arrest,
- attack,
- discourage,
- rich,
- set back,
- lose ground,
- confine,
- keep back,
- catalyst,
- bar,
- border,
- occlude,
- take captive,
- curtail,
- strangling,
- intricate,
- collar,
- throttle,
- uphill,
- exterminate,
- squelch,
- betray,
- assault,
- gag,
- inconvenience,
- stiffen,
- make sure of,
- spite,
- disenable,
- encumber,
- automatic transmission,
- inexplicable,
- strangle,
- slowed down,
- cramped,
- put out,
- triggerman,
- keep lid on,
- delicate,
- adhere,
- mute,
- grasp,
- beset,
- clog,
- hush,
- pharynx,
- define,
- sandbags,
- bedevil,
- entangle,
- congest,
- foul,
- stops up,
- pillage,
- handcuff,
- take prisoner,
- cumber,
- twist grip,
- keeping back,
- tape up,
- decease,
- stymie,
- fastidious,
- carried off,
- pitch into,
- hold up,
- qualify,
- stifle,
- gunman,
- bottle up,
- acceleration,
- corking,
- sit,
- paralyze,
- trammel,
- moderate,
- subdue,
- quench,
- instrument,
- assassinate,
- snare,
- go,
- grab,
- trouble,
- plumb,
- hamper,
- antilock braking system,
- take a hop,
- hold tight,
- cut short,
- loot,
- throat,
- control,
- natural gas,
- gullet,
- retain,
- maim,
- shut down,
- contain,
- gripe,
- two-stroke,
- detain,
- corking up,
- stultify,
- controller,
- liter,
- gas,
- crush,
- backwater,
- clog up,
- mysterious,
- abduct,
- coerce,
- simmer down,
- ensnare,
- mark out,
- over-runs,
- shrouding,
- keep under,
- kidnap,
- horsepower,
- keeps back,
- leap,
- Strangulated,
- disable,
- ease up,
- burden,
- carry off,
- conk,
- cork up,
- garrotes,
- croak,
- crabby,
- spring back,
- stopped up,
- takes captive,
- limited,
- cramp,
- Stoppering,
- clasp,
- accelerator,
- gulch,
- halter,
- catch out,
- scourge,
- brew up,
- drown,
- wring,
- invalidate,
- gas pedal,
- curb,
- alternator,
- imperil,
- choke off,
- cut back,
- manacle,
- nail,
- gasoline,
- snuff,
- muffle,
- hang up,
- lock out,
- soften,
- convulse,
- mug,
- take someone's life,
- still,
- grip,
- grapple,
- butterfly stroke,
- fumes,
- back up,
- repress,
- put lid on,
- artillery,
- crack down,
- brake,
- rein in,
- relax,
- held tight,
- disqualify,
- kept back,
- flatulency,
- carry,
- frustrate,
- smother,
- sandbagged,
- Garroted,
- muzzle,
- stunting,
- hinder,
- marksman,
- lame,
- jump on,
- leave out,
- trap,
- restraint,
- burdensome,
- demanding,
- foot lever,
- monkey with,
- put the lid on,
- left out,
- Shrouded,
- stop,
- keep,
- gun,
- slow,
- recoil,
- perish,
- extinguish,
- hog-tie,
- garrotte,
- set upon,
- difficult,
- keep down,
- strangler,
- depress,
- hush-hush,
- fauces,
- squeeze,
- intimidate,
- quash,
- butterfly nut,
- quieten,
- get hold of,
- sit down on,
- air,
- slow up,
- strike dumb,
- sandbagging,
- circumscribe,
- sandbag,
- pop off,
- valve,
- strangulates,
- disincline,
- enclose,
- strangulating,
- petrol,
- enchain,
- snuff it,
- pose,
- garotte,
- resile,
- get in the way,
- ambitious,
- endanger,
- bottom gear,
- throw,
- Two-cycle,
- draw a line,
- unhinge,
- sit upon,
- embarrass,
- slow down,
- lay hold of,
- corked,
- corner,
- stop up,
- crack down on,
- unfit,
- take hold of,
- munitions,
- limit,
- hug,
- dishearten,
- cushion,
- breath,
- slack up,
- fix,
- rob,
- restrict,
- slacken,
- specify,
- fuel,
- expose,
- garrote,
- knotty,
- suffocate,
- windpipe,
- seize,
- complicated,
- count against,
- shush,
- knock back,
- nip,
- truss,
- spirit away,
- hired gun,
- truss up,
- asphyxiate,
- ordnance,
- destroy,
- draw rein,
- daunt,
- whip up,
- delay,
- reduce to,
- claw,
- foot pedal,
- develop,
- slaughter,
- catch hold of,
- put to,
- firearm,
- tone down,
- taking by storm,
- drive,
- gasolene,
- censor,
- stanch,
- dispatch,
- corked up,
- hang,
- turbine,
- Noosing,
- restriction,
- Gibbeting,
- Becripple,
- reins,
- heavy weapon,
- bugger about,
- deter,
- damp,
- ricochet,
- place,
- let down,
- taking over,
- bounce,
- hit man,
- brake fluid,
- bound,
- condemn,
- Noosed,
- gunslinger,
- hold,
- leaves out,
- reef,
- jump,
- smash,
- kick the bucket,
- hobble,
- enrich,
- ease off,
- take over,
- snap up,
- soft pedal,
- strangulate,
- gibbets,
- restrain,
- fasten upon,
- leaving out,
- hitman,
- Ratten,
- double up,
- feed,
- torpedo,
- lay hands on,
- quell,
- accelerator pedal,
- dumbfound,
- squash,
- engine,
- gorge,
- ram down,
- cork,
- neck,
- holds tight,
- entrap,
- dull,
- have,
- atom smasher,
- stoppered.
Usage Examples for THROTTLE
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At the same instant Martin, lithe as a tiger, rushed out of the mill; the veins on his temples swollen, his fists clenched, got hold of the man and began to throttle him so that he was already black in the face. - "The Silent Mill" by Hermann Sudermann
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When the throttle was placed in idle position these valves automatically closed and prevented air from flowing past them. - "The First Airplane Diesel Engine: Packard Model DR-980 of 1928" by Robert B. Meyer
