72 synonyms, 5 definitions for BULGE

31 synonym

#	Word	Frequency	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	augmentation	1.12	12 letters	28 synonyms
2.	bump	9.55	4 letters	107 synonyms
3.	ear	26.9	3 letters	33 synonyms
4.	excess	16.2	6 letters	67 synonyms
5.	excrescence	0.03	11 letters	21 synonym
6.	extrusion	0.58	9 letters	18 synonyms
7.	flange	0.83	6 letters	14 synonyms
8.	gibbosity	0	9 letters	11 synonyms
9.	gibbousness	0	11 letters	11 synonyms
10.	gnarl	0.02	5 letters	21 synonym
11.	growth	107	6 letters	72 synonyms
12.	hump	2.29	4 letters	61 synonym
13.	hunch	1.17	5 letters	52 synonyms
14.	increase	120	8 letters	152 synonyms
15.	jut	0.35	3 letters	25 synonyms
16.	knob	3.09	4 letters	97 synonyms
17.	knot	5.25	4 letters	77 synonyms
18.	lug	1.23	3 letters	59 synonyms
19.	lump	5.13	4 letters	61 synonym
20.	nuben.synonym.one	0.36	3 letters	27 synonyms
21.	outgrowth	0.44	9 letters	50 synonyms
22.	overhang	0.62	8 letters	29 synonyms
23.	projection	6.17	10 letters	78 synonyms
24.	prominence	3.47	10 letters	61 synonym
25.	prong	0.63	5 letters	26 synonyms
26.	protrusion	0.3	10 letters	40 synonyms
27.	protuberance	0.08	12 letters	54 synonyms
28.	speed bump	8.72	9 letters	14 synonyms
29.	swell	4.37	5 letters	117 synonyms
30.	swelling	4.79	8 letters	85 synonyms
31.	tab	9.12	3 letters	45 synonyms

1 definition

bulge (Noun) —	Something that bulges out or is protuberant or projects from its surroundings 1 example
	1. ex. "the gun in his pocket made an obvious bulge"

1 type of

#	Word			Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	projection			10 letters	78 synonyms

9 types

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	belly	5 letters	15 synonyms
2.	caput	5 letters	1 synonym
3.	frontal eminence	15 letters	0 synonyms
4.	mogul	5 letters	32 synonyms
5.	nub	3 letters	27 synonyms
6.	nubble	6 letters	1 synonym
7.	occipital protuberance	21 letter	0 synonyms
8.	snag	4 letters	36 synonyms
9.	wart	4 letters	1 synonym

41 synonym

#	Word	Frequency	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	aggrandise	0	10 letters	42 synonyms
2.	aggrandize	0.03	10 letters	42 synonyms
3.	amplify	1.45	7 letters	52 synonyms
4.	bag	61.7	3 letters	39 synonyms
5.	balloon	7.94	7 letters	34 synonyms
6.	billow	0.13	6 letters	38 synonyms
7.	bloat	0.4	5 letters	24 synonyms
8.	boost	25.7	5 letters	70 synonyms
9.	bug out	15.7	6 letters	7 synonyms
10.	bulge out	1.74	8 letters	7 synonyms
11.	bulk	15.5	4 letters	70 synonyms
12.	come out	482	7 letters	51 synonym
13.	dilate	0.28	6 letters	38 synonyms
14.	distend	0.03	7 letters	30 synonyms
15.	enlarge	1.58	7 letters	59 synonyms
16.	expand	22.4	6 letters	95 synonyms
17.	grow	79.4	4 letters	108 synonyms
18.	gush	0.68	4 letters	83 synonyms
19.	heave	0.79	5 letters	83 synonyms
20.	increaseen.synonym.one	120	8 letters	152 synonyms
21.	inflate	1.02	7 letters	51 synonym
22.	jut	0.35	3 letters	25 synonyms
23.	jut out	0.35	6 letters	9 synonyms
24.	obtrude	0.01	7 letters	29 synonyms
25.	palpitate	0.02	9 letters	32 synonyms
26.	peak	33.9	4 letters	64 synonyms
27.	pop	74.1	3 letters	84 synonyms
28.	pop out	71.9	6 letters	8 synonyms
29.	pouch	2.69	5 letters	15 synonyms
30.	pour out	12.5	7 letters	22 synonyms
31.	project	166	7 letters	96 synonyms
32.	protrude	0.31	8 letters	32 synonyms
33.	puff out	3.54	7 letters	12 synonyms
34.	puff up	3.54	6 letters	18 synonyms
35.	rise	64.6	4 letters	196 synonyms
36.	rush	30.2	4 letters	146 synonyms
37.	start	363	5 letters	135 synonyms
38.	stick out	56.2	8 letters	29 synonyms
39.	surge	6.61	5 letters	87 synonyms
40.	swell	4.37	5 letters	117 synonyms
41.	undulate	0.07	8 letters	42 synonyms

4 definitions

bulge (Verb) —	Swell or protrude outwards 1 example
	1. ex. "His stomach bulged after the huge meal"
bulge (Verb) —	Bulge out; form a bulge outward, or be so full as to appear to bulge
bulge (Verb) —	Bulge outward 1 example
	1. ex. "His eyes bulged"
bulge (Verb) —	Cause to bulge or swell outwards

9 types of

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	change form	10 letters	2 synonyms
2.	change shape	11 letters	2 synonyms
3.	deform	6 letters	15 synonyms
4.	jut	3 letters	25 synonyms
5.	jut out	6 letters	9 synonyms
6.	project	7 letters	96 synonyms
7.	protrude	8 letters	32 synonyms
8.	stick out	8 letters	29 synonyms
9.	swell	5 letters	117 synonyms

2 types

#	Word			Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	bulk			4 letters	70 synonyms
2.	protuberate			11 letters	0 synonyms

Similar words

— balk	— balky	— belch	— bellyache
— bilk	— black	— blaze	— bleach
— bleak	— bless	— bliss	— bloc
— block	— blues	— bluish	— blush
— bowels	— bulk	— bulky

7 misspelling

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With the same beginning

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With the same ending

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All synonyms in one line

augmentation, bump, ear, excess, excrescence, en.synonym.one, extrusion, flange, gibbosity, gibbousness, gnarl, growth, hump, hunch, increase, jut, knob, knot, lug, lump, nub, outgrowth, overhang, projection, prominence, prong, en.synonym.one, protrusion, protuberance, speed bump, swell, swelling, tab, aggrandise, aggrandize, amplify, bag, balloon, en.synonym.one, billow, bloat, boost, bug out, bulge out, bulk, come out, dilate, distend, enlarge, expand, grow, gush, heave, increase, inflate, jut, jut out, obtrude, palpitate, en.synonym.one, peak, pop, pop out, pouch, pour out, project, protrude, puff out, puff up, rise, rush, start, stick out, surge, swell, undulate.

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Synonyms, definition Bulge

1. bulge (Noun)

2. bulge (Verb)