stodgy
adjectiveHow to pronounce stodgy:
Definition of stodgy:
- stodgy (adjective):
- having a rich filling quality heavy
- (of food) full of starch and very filling
- (used pejoratively) out of fashion; old fashioned.
Synonyms for stodgy:
annoying
arid
boring
colorless
drab
dreary
dry
dull
dusty
flat
fogyish
heavy
ho-hum
humdrum
irritating
jejune
leaden
monochromatic
monotonous
moss-grown
mossy
numbing
old
pallid
pedestrian
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Antonyms for stodgy:
abnormal
absorbing
action-packed
addictive
adrenaline-charged
adventurous
affecting
airy
alluring
amazing
amusing
animated
animating
appealing
arousing
arresting
astonishing
astounding
attention-grabbing
attractive
awesome
beguiling
bewitching
breathtaking
bright
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Here are some other common words that have 2 syllables, like stodgy does.
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- reshaped
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- possesses
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- artless
- concurred
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- forename
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- woolen
- burdie
- clumpy
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- dapper
- speeling
- baseness
- couriered
- sombre
- crisscrossed
- footle
- wisping
- altar
- abject
- sentry
- guzzling
- harass
- scudding
- shocking
- tenant
- hobble
- brusqueness
- staple
- whereas
- resume
- buoyant
- snobbish
- vivid
- footprint
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