Synonyms for Sunnyside up:
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adj.
• joyful/joyous
- Transported
, - blithesome
, - cheerful
, - cheery
, - delighted
, - ecstatic
, - effervescent
, - elated
, - enjoyable
, - enraptured
, - expansive
, - festive
, - flying
, - gay
, - glad
, - gladsome
, - gratified
, - heartening
, - high
, - high as a kite
, - jubilant
, - lighthearted
, - merry
, - overjoyed
, - pleased
, - pleasurable
, - popping
, - rapturous
, - satisfied
, - sunny
, - sunny-side up
, - upbeat
.
• light
- airy
, - amusing
, - animated
, - blithe
, - carefree
, - chipper
, - chirpy
, - diverting
, - dizzy
, - entertaining
, - fickle
, - flighty
, - frivolous
, - giddy
, - humorous
, - lively
, - perky
, - pleasing
, - superficial
, - trifling
, - trivial
, - up
, - witty
.
What are the hypernyms for Sunnyside up?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for sunnyside up?
Sunnyside up is an idiomatic expression used to describe eggs cooked with the yolk facing up, giving a sunny appearance. The antonyms to sunnyside up would be cooked eggs with the yolk facing down or eggs that are not cooked at all. The opposite of sunnyside up would be "over-easy" or "over-medium" where the egg is flipped over and cooked on the other side. Another antonym could be "hard-boiled" or "scrambled" eggs, where the yolk is not visible and the texture is different. No matter the egg preference, there are a variety of antonyms to the classic sunnyside up egg.
What are the antonyms for Sunnyside up?
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adj.
• joyful/joyous
• light
- black
, - boring
, - brunette
, - dark
, - darkened
, - depressed
, - difficult
, - dim
, - down
, - dull
, - dusky
, - gloomy
, - grave
, - heavy
, - laborious
, - obscure
, - serious
, - solemn
, - tiring
, - unfunny
, - upset
, - weighted
.
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