drab

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Phonetic Respelling: [ drab ]

Definition: Play

n. an olive brown or brownish gray color; adj. marked by dullness; cheerless; monotonous

Sentence: Play Play

The new wallpaper looked drab.

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The new wallpaper looked drab.

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Where did Candace hide the drab moss dress?

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Synonyms: Play

dull; dingy; colorless; uninteresting

Antonyms: Play

colorful; cheerful; bright; fancy

How many syllables in drab?

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Divide drab into syllables:

drab

Drab rhymes:

  • One Syllable Rhymes
    • Hear ab ab
    • Hear bab bab
    • Hear babb babb
    • Hear blab blab
    • Hear cab cab
    • Hear crab crab
    • Hear crabb crabb
    • Hear crabbe crabbe
    • Hear dab dab
    • Hear fab fab
    • Hear flab flab
    • Hear gab gab
    • Hear glab glab
    • Hear grab grab
    • Hear grabbe grabbe
    • Hear jab jab
    • Hear knab knab
    • Hear knabb knabb
    • Hear krabbe krabbe
    • Hear lab lab
    • Hear labbe labbe
    • Hear mab mab
    • Hear nab nab
    • Hear nabb nabb
    • Hear prab prab
    • Hear rab rab
    • Hear rabb rabb
    • Hear sabb sabb
    • Hear scab scab
    • Hear schab schab
    • Hear slab slab
    • Hear stab stab
    • Hear tab tab
    • Hear tabb tabb
  • Two Syllable Rhymes
    • Hear colab colab
    • Hear macnab macnab
    • Hear mcnab mcnab
    • Hear mcnabb mcnabb
    • Hear prefab prefab

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