Definitions

scare up

VERB

accumulate

Synonyms

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accrue acquire add to assemble collect compile concentrate expand gain grow hoard increase pile up rack up swell

STRONG

agglomerate aggregate amalgamate cache collocate cumulate gather heap incorporate lump mass pile procure profit stockpile store unite

WEAK

bring together clean up draw together heap together load up make a bundle make a killing roll up round up stack up store up

Antonyms

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contract decrease diminish disperse divide forfeit lessen lose scatter separate shrink spend waste

WEAK

dissipate dwindle squander

VERB

acquire

Synonyms

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achieve amass bring in buy collect earn gain get have pick up promote take win

STRONG

access annex attain catch cop corral gather grab land procure secure snag wangle

WEAK

get hands on get hold of latch onto lock up rack up take possession of

Antonyms

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disperse divide fail forfeit give lose miss misunderstand pass scatter spend throw away

STRONG

give up let go release

WEAK

forgo relinquish surrender yield

VERB

amass

Synonyms

STRONGEST

assemble collect compile garner hoard stockpile

STRONG

aggregate corral heap pile store

WEAK

clean up lay up make a killing make a pile round up

Antonyms

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disperse divide scatter separate

WEAK

disburse dissipate dole spend

VERB

assemble

Synonyms

STRONGEST

amass bring together collect convene gather meet mobilize summon

STRONG

accumulate agglomerate bunch call capture convoke corral flock group huddle lump muster rally reunite unite

WEAK

bunch up call together come together gang up hang around hang out make the scene meet up round up

Antonyms

STRONGEST

cancel disperse distribute divide scatter separate

STRONG

lose spread

WEAK

take apart

VERB

collect

Synonyms

STRONGEST

amass assemble compile gather save

STRONG

aggregate array cluster congregate congress convene converge convoke corral flock group heap hoard muster rally rendezvous stockpile

WEAK

flock together get hold of round up

Antonyms

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disperse divide scatter separate

STRONG

dissemble spread throw away

WEAK

compensate dispense disseminate distribute give meed share

VERB

convene

Synonyms

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assemble gather open summon

STRONG

call collect congregate convoke corral muster rally sit unite

WEAK

call in come together get-together hold meeting round up

Antonyms

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disperse divide scatter separate

STRONG

cancel

WEAK

adjourn call off dissemble

VERB

earn

Synonyms

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acquire bring in collect derive draw gain get make obtain pick up realize reap receive score secure win

STRONG

attain clear consummate cop effect gather gross hustle net perform procure profit pull rate snag sock turn wrangle

WEAK

be gainfully employed be in line for bring home bring home the bacon bring home the groceries clean up make fast buck make it big pay one's dues pull down scrape together

Antonyms

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discourage dissuade fail forfeit give lose miss pass spend surrender yield

STRONG

give in neglect

WEAK

cost throw away

VERB

find

Synonyms

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detect discover encounter identify locate meet notice recover spot strike turn up uncover unearth

STRONG

collar corral descry discern distinguish espy expose observe perceive pinpoint recognize sight

WEAK

arrive at bring to light bump into chance upon come across come up with come upon dig up fall in with ferret out happen upon hit upon lay fingers on light upon make out run across run into smoke out stumble upon track down trip on

Antonyms

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avoid leave lose miss overlook pass by

STRONG

misunderstand neglect

WEAK

fail fall short forfeit

VERB

gather

Synonyms

STRONGEST

assemble choose cluster collect congregate convene converge crowd draw flock huddle meet pick round up show up

STRONG

accumulate aggregate amass associate capture concentrate corral cull forgather garner group heap herd hoard marshal mass muster pluck poke punch rally reunite stockpile swarm throng unite

WEAK

bunch up close with draw in gang up get-together hang around hang out make the scene pile up pour in scrape together stack up

Antonyms

STRONGEST

cancel disperse dissemble divide leave miss reject scatter separate spread

STRONG

dissipate lose spend squander throw away waste

WEAK

allot deal distribute grow misunderstand plant

VERB

group

Synonyms

STRONGEST

arrange gather meet organize

STRONG

assemble associate bracket bunch cluster collect congregate consort corral crowd harmonize huddle link poke punch systematize

WEAK

band together bunch up gang around gang up get-together hang out make the scene round up

Antonyms

STRONGEST

disarrange disorder disorganize disperse divide scatter separate

STRONG

disagree disconnect

WEAK

jumble mix up spread

VERB

herd

Synonyms

STRONGEST

corral round up

STRONG

assemble associate collect congregate drive flock force goad guide huddle lead muster poke punch rally run spur

Antonyms

STRONG

discourage disperse dissuade divide halt lose obey scatter separate stop

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If all of a sudden Twitter isn’t just Twitter, but X, the future state of interconnectivity or whatever, maybe he can scare up enough cash to keep the lights on.

From Los Angeles Times • Jul. 26, 2023

Which is why I have no doubt that, even as we speak, Jerry Dipoto and Justin Hollander are burning the phone and text lines to see what sort of deal they can scare up.

From Seattle Times • Jun. 27, 2023

While Vasco could scare up the few grand he would’ve needed if he won the ticket lottery, he knew there was no way he could afford double that.

From Washington Post • Feb. 10, 2022

Horror movies “Antlers” and “Last Night in Soho” opened nationwide and struggled to scare up strong ticket sales, leaving last weekend’s champion “Dune” to rule over box office charts again.

From Reuters • Nov. 1, 2021

I went out hunting with Dad once, and he said that when you first scare up a rabbit, it hops a short way, then stops and looks back.

From "Shiloh" by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor

scare up

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