1. search

noun. (ˈsɝːtʃ) The activity of looking thoroughly in order to find something or someone.
Synonyms
activity hunt seeking frisk frisking looking quest rummage foraging manhunt shakedown ransacking forage looking for hunting scouring exploration
Antonyms
inactivity incognizance lose spread diverge
Etymology
search (English)
serchen (Middle English (1100-1500))
sercher (Anglo-Norman)
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2. search

verb. (ˈsɝːtʃ) Try to locate or discover, or try to establish the existence of.
Synonyms
look for surf drag quest for browse feel dredge leave no stone unturned grope quest after grub seek out gather fumble go after shop pursue angle scour fish hunt finger seek divine want
Antonyms
profane despair presence wealth inessential
Etymology
search (English)
serchen (Middle English (1100-1500))
sercher (Anglo-Norman)

3. search

verb. (ˈsɝːtʃ) Search or seek.
Synonyms
cruise hunt examine horn in pry intrude nose poke prospect see look
Antonyms
sink source peristalsis anastalsis inactiveness
Etymology
search (English)
serchen (Middle English (1100-1500))
sercher (Anglo-Norman)

4. search

noun. (ˈsɝːtʃ) An investigation seeking answers.
Synonyms
investigation investigating
Antonyms
push exhale stay in place
Etymology
search (English)
serchen (Middle English (1100-1500))
sercher (Anglo-Norman)

5. search

verb. (ˈsɝːtʃ) Inquire into.
Synonyms
re-explore research beat about explore look into prospect investigate cast about google mapquest cast around
Antonyms
straighten layman inglorious earthly subhuman
Etymology
search (English)
serchen (Middle English (1100-1500))
sercher (Anglo-Norman)

6. search

verb. (ˈsɝːtʃ) Subject to a search.
Synonyms
comb frisk scan examine rummage rifle strip-search ransack raid go see
Antonyms
have assembly discontinuation discontinuance activation
Etymology
search (English)
serchen (Middle English (1100-1500))
sercher (Anglo-Norman)

7. party

noun. (ˈpɑːrti) An organization to gain political power.
Synonyms
American Labor Party Socialist Labor Party political party Free Soil Party labor party third party Militant Tendency Progressive Party war party Kuomintang Gironde People's Party Constitutional Union Party Greenback Party Socialist Party Whig Party Communist Party Conservative Party Federalist Party labour party Nazi Party Republican Party Liberal Party Bull Moose Party Prohibition Party Liberal Democrat Party Anti-Masonic Party Liberty Party Black Panthers Democratic Party organization Democratic-Republican Party National Socialist German Workers' Party political system American Party Guomindang States' Rights Democratic Party American Federalist Party Green Party Social Democratic Party Populist Party GOP Know-Nothing Party form of government Dixiecrats Opposition organisation Federal Party Farmer-Labor Party
Antonyms
unsociability introversive uncongenial show uncover
Etymology
party (English)
partie (English)

8. party

noun. (ˈpɑːrti) A group of people gathered together for pleasure.
Synonyms
wedding social affair dance shower lawn party housewarming shindy masquerade masque social wedding party soiree reunion sociable slumber party hen party dinner party social gathering mixer stag party masquerade party shindig fete champetre dinner open house mask reception garden party smoker
Antonyms
unfriendly ungregarious unsocial disunion ambiversive
Etymology
party (English)
partie (English)

9. party

noun. (ˈpɑːrti) A band of people associated temporarily in some activity.
Synonyms
circle band search party company party to the transaction rescue party party to the action stretcher party set lot fatigue party landing party war party
Antonyms
unmask nonsmoker fall short of stay in place unmake
Etymology
party (English)
partie (English)

10. party

noun. (ˈpɑːrti) An occasion on which people can assemble for social interaction and entertainment.
Synonyms
social occasion do feast bun-fight tea party fiesta dance social function occasion brawl cocktail party jolly affair function ceilidh house party fete bash whist drive birthday party bunfight
Antonyms
nonalignment finish inactivity stand still unsociable
Etymology
party (English)
partie (English)
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