charades
nounHow to pronounce charades:
Definition of charades:
- charades (noun):
- an absurd pretence
- a composition that imitates or misrepresents somebody's style, usually in a humorous way.
- a word represented in riddling verse or by picture, tableau, or dramatic action (such as intrusion represented by depiction of inn, true, and shun)
Synonyms for charades:
acts
airs
burlesque
caricature
charade
cloaks
deceits
deceptions
disguises
facades
fake
farce
façades
fronts
guises
imitation
impersonation
impersonations
masquerade
masquerades
mockery
pantomime
parody
pasquinade
performances
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Antonyms for charades:
honesty
reality
truth
Here are some other common 2-syllable words.
- chara
- chaput
- chanted
- channing
- chanille
- changer
- chalkboard
- chaco
- chachere
- chablis
- cepter
- centric
- centi
- censured
- censored
- cejka
- ceilings
- cecum
- cayenne
- cautioned
- causes
- causal
- cauldron
- caudal
- caucus
- catwalk
- catsup
- catnip
- caters
- catan
- cassette
- casking
- casement
- cascades
- carrots
- carnal
- carmen
- carly
- carlene
- carla
- carine
- carin
- careered
- captained
- capsized
- canvassed
- canvass
- canid
- candour
- candide
- … more
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