Another word for crash
crash
n.
crash
v.
To fall with a crash
overturn, upset, break down, plunge, be hurled, pitch, topple, smash, dive, hurtle, plummet, land violently, lurch, sprawl, tumble, fall headlong, fall flat, drop, slip, collapse, precipitate oneself, come a cropper*, spin in*; see also fall 1.
To break into pieces
shatter, smash, splinter, dash to pieces; see break 2, smash.
To make a crashing sound
To have a collision
collide with, hit, strike, run together, run into, smash into, bump into, bang into, slam into, dash into, jostle, impact, bump, rear-end, sideswipe, butt, knock, punch, jar, jolt, go aground, hurtle into, crack up*, total*; see also hit 1, 2.
To break down
malfunction, shut down, fail; see break down 3.
*To sleep
go to bed, bed down, stay over, bunk*; see dwell, lodge 2, sleep.
*To go uninvited
invade, intrude, crash the gate*; see interrupt 2, meddle 1. See syn. study at break.
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Another word for crash
To undergo wrecking:
smash. (Informal) crack up, pile up. See helpTo come together or come up against with force:
bump, collide. See conflictTo strike, set down, or close in such a way as to make a loud noise:
bang, clap, slam, whack. See soundsTo strike together with a loud, harsh noise:
clash, smash. See soundsTo undergo sudden financial failure:
break, bust, collapse, fail, go under. (Informal) fold. Idioms: go belly up, go bust, go on the rocks, go to the wall. See money- (Slang)
To go to bed:
bed (down), retire. (Informal) turn in. (Slang) flop. Idioms: call it a night, hit the hay (or sack). See awareness
A loud striking together:
clash, smash. See soundsA forceful movement causing a loud noise:
bang, slam, smash, wham. See strikeA wrecking of a vehicle:
smash, smashup, wreck. (Informal) crackup, pileup. See helpViolent forcible contact between two or more things:
bump, collision, concussion, impact, jar, jolt, percussion, shock1, smash. See conflictAn abrupt disastrous failure:
breakdown, collapse, debacle, smash, smashup, wreck. See money
- (Informal)
Designed to meet emergency needs as quickly as possible:
(Informal) hurry-up, rush. See fast
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"crash." YourDictionary, n.d. Web. 25 June 2019. <https://thesaurus.yourdictionary.com/Crash>.
APA Style
crash. (n.d.). Retrieved June 25th, 2019, from https://thesaurus.yourdictionary.com/Crash
