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What is another word for
axe
?
See also:
ax
(US)
Contexts
▼
▲
Noun
A tool used for chopping, typically of iron with a steel edge and wooden handle
The act of ordering or forcing someone to leave a position or role
A stringed musical instrument with a fretted fingerboard and six strings
Verb
To chop down, especially with an axe
To end or cancel, typically suddenly
To dismiss someone from a job, role or position
To cease to perform a specified action
To remove or discard
To reduce in quantity, extent or price, especially drastically
To chop off, especially with an ax
… more ▼
▲
Noun
▲
A tool used for chopping, typically of iron with a steel edge and wooden handle
hatchet
cleaver
adze
chopper
tomahawk
battleax
US
battleaxe
UK
poleaxe
ax
US
halberd
machete
butcher's knife
knife
billhook
mattock
molar
meat ax
kitchen knife
mincer
dicer
“At the sound of Joel's shouts, the oppressed looked up and saw a madman racing from the hills they left behind, wielding a large
axe
high above his head.”
Noun
▲
The act of ordering or forcing someone to leave a position or role
dismissal
discharge
removal
sacking
ousting
firing
redundancy
furlough
notice
ax
US
boot
eviction
push
displacement
sack
layoff
ouster
suspension
bounce
cashiering
defenestration
release
chop
elbow
congé
dislodgment
deposition
deposal
dispossession
ostracism
heave-ho
the sack
the boot
the old heave-ho
marching orders
the push
kiss-off
the door
pink slip
your books
turfing out
the bum's rush
laying off
the order of the boot
permission to go
expulsion
ejection
one's cards
unemployment
retirement
termination
redundance
severance
bullet
lay-off
job loss
laying-off
the axe
unseating
impeachment
toppling
dethroning
demobilization
US
axing
dethronement
expelling
demotion
overthrow
demobilisation
UK
ejecting
old heave ho
walking papers
termination of employment
bum's rush
downsizing
cutback
streamlining
letting go
early retirement
reduction in force
joblessness
banishment
exclusion
throwing out
exile
deportation
expatriation
relegation
transportation
debarment
purge
demob
disbandment
disbarment
proscription
drumming out
driving out
extrusion
dislodgement
forcing out
the heave-ho
the elbow
replacement
coup
downfall
supplanting
the bullet
overturning
ending of employment
the bounce
unfrocking
chuck
riddance
removal from office
shakeout
culling
forcible eviction
banishing
repatriation
rejection
refoulement
rush
blackballing
purging
kicking out
more ❯
Noun
▲
A stringed musical instrument with a fretted fingerboard and six strings
guitar
six-string
ax
US
ukulele
banjo
lute
archtop
gat
sitar
uke
chordophone
fretboard
oud
pipa
tanbur
string instrument
acoustic guitar
electric guitar
classical guitar
Spanish guitar
musical instrument
qin-pipa
Verb
▲
To chop down, especially with an axe
chop
fell
hew
cut down
chop down
cut
hack
mow
lop
split
cleave
saw down
hack down
prune
trim
clip
crop
snip
dock
shear
pare
truncate
shorten
remove
sever
slash
curtail
detach
slice
excise
amputate
saw
eliminate
cut off
cut back
pare down
chop off
slice off
ax
US
lop off
bob
shave
nip
poll
hack off
take off
reduce
cut short
pollard
contract
shrink
decrease
lessen
diminish
top
downsize
dissever
abbreviate
nip off
snip off
condense
saw off
compress
skive
elide
barber
syncopate
retrench
make shorter
shave off
boil down
trim off
detruncate
separate
slit
shape
thin
telescope
incise
dwindle
minimize
US
excerpt
minimise
UK
slim down
sunder
get shorter
clip off
cut shorter
knock off
whittle down
take up
cut to the bone
turn up
shear off
even up
single
skim
decapitate
gut
foreshorten
ream
cream
slim
neaten
mangle
constrict
lower
make bare
remove from
narrow
pinch back
dismember
gash
deflate
tidy up
nick
round down
concentrate
notch
snick
scrape off
file off
shred
snippet
waste away
abridge
tighten
abscise
peel
curb
skin
limit
strip
cut into
fleece
flay
hew off
cut away
remove surgically
tear
scrape
excoriate
tonsure
restrain
disengage
restrict
minify
decorticate
rip
break
cramp
inhibit
halt
control
carve
scalp
rend
divide
peel off
strip off
roll back
snap
cut into a bob
rein in
put a restriction on
break off
rein back
put the brakes on
tighten up
put a limit on
hold back
pare off
crack
rive
bisect
fray
bust
halve
quarter
abscind
fractionate
chop up
more ❯
“Then he tried to
axe
the tree, but it didn't seem to yield.”
Verb
▲
To end or cancel, typically suddenly
cancel
abandon
cut
discontinue
drop
end
junk
scrap
terminate
withdraw
ditch
dump
put an end to
give the chop
pull the plug on
knock something on the head
stop
abolish
scrub
repeal
rescind
revoke
abort
invalidate
quash
abrogate
call off
do away with
annul
eliminate
nullify
recall
nix
scratch
void
cry off
give up
negate
vacate
overturn
call
halt
suspend
retract
disannul
avoid
dissolve
repudiate
discard
obliterate
dispense with
wipe out
erase
break off
overthrow
set aside
countermand
eradicate
null
remove
abate
stamp out
kill
destroy
waive
vitiate
shelve
exterminate
throw out
strike down
roll back
reverse
get rid of
pack in
overrule
put a stop to
blot out
delete
forget about
veto
finish
quit
bring to an end
cease
override
undo
mothball
interrupt
extinguish
jettison
liquidate
postpone
chop
take back
take away
declare null and void
ax
US
cut off
cut out
call a halt
get shot of
put the kibosh on
knock out
annihilate
desist
recant
expunge
obviate
efface
revert
suppress
renounce
relinquish
subvert
banish
disestablish
deracinate
disclaim
supersede
forgo
dismantle
excise
turf
can
disaffirm
slash
kick
lay off
divorce
neutralize
US
forsake
call a halt to
black out
defeat
neutralise
UK
call it quits
chuck in
renege on
pack up
backtrack on
put off
desist from
turn your back on
knock off
have done with
put out
cast out
put on ice
phase out
drive out
redline
withcall
forget
bin
discharge
dispose of
renege
abjure
retreat
conclude
reject
torpedo
close
dismiss
get shut of
do a U-turn on
back-pedal on
disconnect
withhold
sever
unmake
reduce drastically
call back
go back on
wrap up
wind up
finish off
do in
bring to a halt
bring to a close
disallow
wind down
forswear
render void
disown
disavow
alter
upset
change
surrender
betray
yield
overset
down
prostrate
abdicate
stop having
stop using
change one's tune
drift away from
rule against
check
arrest
knock down
bring down
cut short
pull up
stop midstream
break
knock it off
shun
expurgate
ignore
remit
forfeit
edit
jilt
shake
sacrifice
bowdlerize
US
dele
elide
part with
leave off
resign from
lay off of
withdraw from
throw up
eighty-six
retire from
shut off
finish with
dust off
part from
break with
write off
break up
give over
trim
strike
exscind
gut
launder
bowdlerise
UK
strike out
ink out
score out
cross out
blank out
cut up
lop off
blue pencil
blue-pencil
put a line through
take out
edit out
scissor out
scratch out
cross through
extirpate
zap
squelch
trash
prohibit
inhibit
shed
rub out
snuff out
root out
sweep away
clean up
close down
put kibosh on
squash
crush
quell
overcome
put down
repress
subdue
render null and void
crack down on
render invalid
curb
silence
conquer
quench
nip in the bud
clamp down on
stifle
thwart
slap down
overwhelm
slaughter
waste
put the lid on
frustrate
beat
counteract
overpower
vanquish
demolish
clobber
rout
off
X-out
croak
wipe off the face of the earth
upend
rebut
control
stem
murder
dispatch
bury
execute
assassinate
scotch
cancel out
massacre
butcher
bleep
slay
decimate
cast aside
lift
blow sky-high
stiff
top
ice
smoke
crack down
block out
put to death
wash out
exclude
weed out
bump off
blow away
sterilize
US
wipe from the face of the earth
take the life of
give someone the works
sit on
sterilise
UK
kill off
wipe off the map
shut down
terminate with extreme prejudice
countervail
abnegate
relax
disqualify
offset
scrunch
squish
declare invalid
unfit
impair
circumduct
deaden
stun
total
renig
sink
smash
raise
rein in
snow under
clamp down
bring to screeching halt
do for
queer
subjugate
take off
clear away
drag
take down
drag down
pull back
draw back
forget it
call all bets off
put paid to
claim
put to sleep
whack
scrag
do to death
put to the sword
cut down
mow down
send to the gas chambers
ethnically cleanse
polish off
send to kingdom come
shoot down
blow someone's brains out
end the life of
omit
rub
snip
unpublish
score
decontaminate
sanitize
US
clean
overwrite
sanitise
UK
x out
stroke out
rule out
Tippex out
white out
pass up
cow
trample
bottle
dominate
spike
clamp
shush
beat down
trample on
triumph over
put lid on
bring to naught
keep inside
drive underground
hold in
hold down
keep in
more ❯
“In the statement, Art Basel said the decision to
axe
the event was made jointly with its parent company.”
Verb
▲
To dismiss someone from a job, role or position
dismiss
fire
sack
discharge
oust
remove
lay off
let go
make redundant
throw out
boot out
get rid of
give notice
kick out
give someone his
give someone the boot
give someone the bullet
give someone the sack
give the boot to
give the bullet to
give the heave-ho
give someone their cards
give someone the push
give the elbow
give the old heave-ho
give the push to
show the door
give someone their marching orders
release
cashier
retire
terminate
ax
US
pink-slip
can
bounce
expel
muster out
send packing
depose
turn off
boot
unseat
eject
displace
impeach
defenestrate
dethrone
topple
turf out
give someone their notice
give notice to
give walking papers
defrock
supplant
drop
bump
turf
overthrow
uncrown
unthrone
unfrock
shelve
disemploy
discrown
out
bring down
pink slip
remove from office
drum out
hand walking papers
give someone the pink slip
declare redundant
disqualify
suspend
demote
pension
recall
deselect
disfrock
furlough
depone
downgrade
unmake
break
purge
discard
disbar
evict
ship
let out
shut out
wash out
turn away
give warning
give the sack to
give the ax
give the gate
freeze out
pay off
give marching orders
strip of rank
throw out on your ear
run out of town
give the bum's rush
deprive of office
give a pink slip
give someone the big E
give the chop
ride out on rail
shed
dehire
unhire
throw
excuse
give heave-ho
nix
supersede
replace
bust
move on
give one's cards
give pink slip
court martial
cast out
give bum's rush
debar
kiss off
bin off
give someone the air
ditch
dump
relieve of duty
lock out
eighty-six
dislodge
give someone their P45
throw someone out on their ear
show the gate to
pension off
eliminate
move
relegate
transfer
force to retire
sever connections
put out to grass
force to give up work
put out to pasture
reposition
abolish
shift
expunge
evacuate
pull
relocate
detach
take down
see the back of
abstract
dislocate
budge
overturn
deprive
degrade
subvert
unhorse
chuck
force out
drive out
chuck out
give someone his or her walking papers
transpose
usurp
disturb
succeed
transplant
come after
step into the shoes of
uproot
rearrange
shuffle
position
crowd out
change
push
extricate
disentangle
misplace
free
dispel
override
dig out
get out
disestablish
outplace
knock out of place
knock out of position
change the position of
turn out
cut out
take over from
take the place of
take out
take over
defeat
unloose
triumph
overwhelm
unsettle
disthrone
disenthrone
cut
squeeze out
reshuffle
reorganize
US
redistribute
alter
put out of place
get going
set going
adjust
redeploy
reorder
move out of place
carry over
redispose
rejig
readjust
remove from power
bring about the downfall of
wrench out
reorganise
UK
separate
disunite
unhinge
disarticulate
substitute
put somewhere else
displant
clear
follow
lift
overrule
surpass
supervene
postdate
empty
depopulate
unpeople
accede
clean
substitute for
fill the void
set aside
loosen
erase
follow after
remove from
clear from
upset
assume the office of
go next
fill someone's boots
be subsequent to
step into someone's boots
come next
take away
move out
knock over
send away
get off
knock loose
more ❯
“He was the innocent victim of a chairman's decision to
axe
his manager.”
Verb
▲
To cease to perform a specified action
stop
cease
discontinue
refrain from
desist from
quit
forbear from
break off
cut out
call a halt to
call it a day
give up
abandon
abstain from
leave off
knock off
halt
pack in
suspend
desist
forsake
lay off
pass up
preclude
relinquish
renounce
resist
skip
steer clear of
keep from
stay away from
back off from
check out from
drop
forgo
hold off
restrain from
shrink from
swear off
call it quits on
finish
put a stop to
put an end to
terminate
end
cancel
abolish
belay
wind up
conclude
close
bring to an end
pull the plug on
elapse
expire
lapse
determine
abort
can
break up
dead-end
pack up
give over
cut off
complete
dissolve
pass
interrupt
scrap
scrub
annul
wrap up
close out
let up
wind down
round out
round off
wink out
cut short
knock something on the head
give the chop
break
go
die
withdraw
cut
wrap
intermit
scratch
eliminate
extinguish
bypass
put paid to
withhold from
refuse
pull out of
rein in
shut off
wean
kibosh
jack in
surcease from
put the lid on
get rid of
bring to a halt
bring to a conclusion
bring to a close
do away with
phase out
dispense with
bring to an untimely end
resolve
call off
sunder
settle
ultimate
unaccustom
consummate
crown
detach
sew up
end up
switch off
top off
shut down
finish off
dispose of
pull the plug
get done
get shut of
nip in the bud
pack it in
get shot of
adjourn
come to an end
run out
kick
pause
surcease
kill
disconnect
intervene
disjoin
dissever
separate
interpose
part
disunite
blow off
lay off of
bag it
call it quits
ax
US
eschew
avoid
abstain
do without
forbear
go without
shun
refrain
forswear
pass on
abjure
forego
reject
spurn
decline
deny oneself
leave out
keep off
leave alone
repudiate
waive
shy from
not touch
curb
check
skip out on
turn down
give something a miss
restrain oneself from
stop oneself from
give a wide berth to
evade
escape
disavow
yield
ditch
sacrifice
sit out
resist the temptation to
prevent oneself from
get off
not give in to
rebuff
dismiss
snub
deny
prevent
disapprove
dodge
shirk
knock back
restrain
reprobate
keep
stay
get around
say no to
baulk at
fail
shake
prohibit
culminate
kick the habit
check oneself
be in want
fight shy of
have done with
have nothing to do with
balk at
quit cold
cut it out
back out of
not continue
not have
be deprived of
stop oneself
bring to a stop
do not
help
hold back
not accept
suffer deprivation
kick over
be without
be deprived
cease to indulge in
let alone
miss out on
hold back from
buck
turn aside from
go hungry
stop doing
rest
give a rest
manage without
withhold
resign
not do
call a stop to
bridle
omit
inhibit
restrain yourself
decline to
go easy
disregard
discount
come to a close
close down
back off
die down
not do anymore
quit cold turkey
nix
deselect
overlook
part with
say goodbye to
throw out
miss
negative
ignore
give the thumbs down to
not take advantage of
not heed
set aside
lay aside
resign from
leave
drop out of
get on the wagon
hang it up
take the cure
put off
manage not to
repulse
elude
demur
demur at
brush aside
disclaim
disdain
duck
abnegate
abdicate
avert
opt out
refuse to take advantage of
send one's regrets
look down one's nose at
opt out of
give the thumbs down
give the red light
shake one's head
gainsay
shy
disaffirm
finesse
scape
renege on
stay clear of
turn your back on
let well enough alone
weasel out of
have no truck with
shy away from
shuffle out of
keep clear of
stay away
sidestep
circumvent
steer clear
shake off
withstand
skirt
hinder
interfere with
head off
fend off
stave off
negate
make up for
get out of
nullify
obviate
ward off
neutralize
US
block
impede
counterbalance
break the habit of
arrest
neutralise
UK
counteract
anticipate
more ❯
“I had to
axe
running temporarily due to tendonitis.”
Verb
▲
To remove or discard
discard
scrap
dump
jettison
chuck
ditch
junk
remove
throw out
cull
trash
eliminate
shed
toss
bin
cashier
dispatch
lose
banish
can
clear
cut
rid
cast off
toss out
cast away
get rid of
deep-six
do away with
dispense with
clear away
throw away
dispose of
get shot of
chuck out
chuck away
reject
fling away
get shut of
cast aside
throw on the scrapheap
abandon
expel
exorcise
UK
exorcize
US
drop
pitch
unload
relinquish
eighty-six
fling off
lay by
shuck off
slough off
have done with
forsake
throw overboard
shrug off
dispose
eject
repudiate
dispossess
doff
yield
disburden
throw
slough
strip
shelve
sweep away
part with
thrust aside
set aside
shake off
manage without
cope without
do without
scrub
abolish
erase
knock something on the head
give the boot
pull the plug on
eradicate
end
stop
put an end to
fling
cast
desert
abdicate
ax
US
dismiss
exclude
throw off
clear out
write off
see the back of
give up
weed out
toss aside
cast out
throw aside
dispel
free oneself of
root out
rid oneself of
dissipate
quell
shuck
discharge
oust
forgo
offload
dislodge
disown
moult
UK
disperse
put out to pasture
surrender
evict
cancel
ignore
exuviate
molt
US
shut out
let go
sluff off
cut out
leave out
let drop
peel off
shut the door on
let fall
leave
extract
heave
release
nix
unburden
away
negative
unhand
86
auction
fling out
adios
bung out
bung away
trim
put aside
destroy
demolish
recycle
decommission
annihilate
obliterate
wreck
loosen one's hold on
loose one's hold on
retire
wash your hands of
ostracize
US
divest yourself of
file in circular file
kiss goodbye
kiss off
deep six
fob off
relieve yourself of
make over
marginalize
US
exile
snub
excommunicate
exfoliate
sluff
peel
disfellowship
isolate
sideline
melt off
reduce
take off
break up
consign to scrap heap
renounce
flake
slip
mew
ostracise
UK
marginalise
UK
displace
scatter
flake off
skin
scale
cede
sacrifice
cut dead
throw out on your ear
give the bum's rush
kick out
turf out
boot out
send packing
disqualify
waive
lay aside
disregard
omit
let go of
give away
hand over
deliver up
rule out
cross out
more ❯
“
Axe
the junk food and fast-food garbage from your menu.”
Verb
▲
To reduce in quantity, extent or price, especially drastically
slash
reduce
cut
decrease
lessen
diminish
lower
curtail
drop
shorten
moderate
clip
pare
downgrade
shave
shed
cut down
cut back
mark down
bring down
put down
reduce greatly
get rid of
trim
prune
slim down
devaluate
minimize
US
depress
sink
attenuate
minimise
UK
devalue
depreciate
discount
downsize
limit
cheapen
break
retrench
scale down
cut back on
write down
write off
pare down
make cutbacks in
salami-slice
whittle down
rationalize
US
deplete
ease
shrink
restrict
abate
downscale
rationalise
UK
dent
deflate
dwindle
eliminate
degrade
economize on
de-escalate
roll back
keep down
make reductions in
whittle away
ease up on
slenderize
cut down on
undervalue
demote
tighten up
do away with
cause to fall
knock down
slow
dip
debase
abridge
truncate
confine
omit
delete
remove
take off
lower in price
taper
lighten
mitigate
quell
curb
temper
alleviate
dial down
wind down
tone down
couch
decline
wane
taper off
decrement
restrain
relax
slacken
dry up
amortise
UK
take down
trim down
ebb
trim back
minify
drop off
erode
whittle
ease off
tail off
peter out
slow down
cast down
extenuate
tighten
dilute
make less
qualify
impair
take the edge off
amortize
US
step down
make smaller
weaken
run down
ax
US
fall
subside
recede
plummet
slump
contract
fall off
plunge
fall away
die down
relent
let up
phase down
remit
ratchet down
die out
die away
fade
soften
nosedive
crash
pall
go down
drain away
dive
drain
tumble
descend
trivialize
US
deteriorate
check
flag
grow less
underrate
trivialise
UK
misprize
go downhill
take a nosedive
narrow
undermine
belittle
play down
underestimate
slacken off
understate
slide
gloss over
brush aside
droop
dock
deduct
scale back
make light of
de-emphasize
become less
ease up
sell short
decay
slack off
rachet down
regress
degenerate
subtract
skid
fall steeply
abbreviate
crater
fail
sag
waste
underemphasize
fall sharply
loosen
get less
get lower
consume
sap
grow smaller
shrug off
wear away
exhaust
drop rapidly
downplay
deprecate
hold cheap
run low
hit the floor
fade away
go into a tailspin
not do justice to
rate too low
do an injustice to
detract
modify
slip
dim
disparage
crumble
collapse
wither
slack
settle
take away from
shrivel
turn down
trail
soft-pedal
phase out
become lower
become smaller
trail off
cool off
calm down
wear down
take a dive
go through the floor
set little store by
die off
empty
economize
US
streamline
derogate
milk
economise
UK
withdraw
corrode
defame
underplay
release
ration
bleed
vilipend
rebate
minimalize
slake
lull
bate
retrogress
decimate
close
blur
eat into
dump
quiet
downturn
subdue
disesteem
lapse
knock off
detract from
round down
evaporate
relapse
be reduced
backslide
pooh-pooh
suck dry
deaden
quash
talk down
make little of
come to an end
use up
lose edge
narrow down
fade out
fizzle out
retrench on
damp down
set no store by
waste away
wear off
take a header
be wrong about
take the sting out
think too little of
cave in
put a lid on
condense
palliate
constrict
blunt
make fewer
repress
halve
adjust
lop
demean
elide
contain
disempower
allay
assuage
relieve
modulate
disengage
quieten
defuse
syncopate
mollify
untighten
commute
take it easy
dampen
deprive
disappear
slight
peter
come down
stifle
grow weaker
fleece
vanish
tail away
die
languish
underprice
loose
make weaker
fall short
rein back
dissipate
drop down
not do justice
go
get smaller
go downwards
become less intense
fail to appreciate
set too little store by
faint
liberalize
US
liberalise
UK
become weaker
go easy
totter
lose
become softer
become quieter
disperse
drop away
melt away
hold back
keep to a minimum
keep at a minimum
squeeze
drag
slope
buckle
gutter
rein in
take the heat off
flop
decry
get quieter
get softer
dissolve
settle down
bow out
discredit
denigrate
fold up
hit the dirt
tip over
break down
be precipitated
lose value
decrease in value
decline in price
give out
give way
let up on
make less strict
make less formal
disregard
objectify
minish
become weak
misjudge
underween
go away
grow dim
knock
eat away at
miniaturise
UK
take for granted
miniaturize
US
look down on
make economies in
make cuts in
reduce wastage in
take
debit
minus
blister
worsen
backbite
rot
abstract
retrograde
budget cut
trim away
atrophy
tune down
roll down
gnaw
disintegrate
withhold
allow
dull
devolve
laugh at
gather
take in
alter
subtract from
cut rate
wilt
take away
disimprove
take from
vitiate
take out
draw in
be in short supply
lose significance
decrease in importance
be used up
become exhausted
lose lustre
be short
pale into insignificance
grow dull
pale
be tight
become depleted
take a turn for the worse
go down the toilet
hit the skids
grow worse
die on vine
go to rack and ruin
go to the pack
get worse
go to pot
become debilitated
go to the dogs
go to pieces
go down the tubes
come apart at seams
reduce by
decrease by
draw back
trail away
thin out
thin down
expend
spend
burn
finish
devour
absorb
whitewash
impoverish
squander
deemphasize
bankrupt
draw
evacuate
wash up
draw down
eat up
dig into
play out
make light
brush off
take lightly
more ❯
Verb
▲
To chop off, especially with an ax
ax
US
chop
hack
cleave
sever
hatchet
tomahawk
abolish
cut
scrap
slash
reduce drastically
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