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nodUK:**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈnɒd/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/nɑd/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(nod)
nod WordReference English Thesaurus © 2026 Sense: Noun: bow Synonyms: Antonyms: Sense: Noun: approval - usually preceded by 'the' Synonyms: approval Collocations, permission Collocations, the OK (informal), the okay (informal), the green light, the thumbs up, the go-ahead (informal), say-so Antonyms: Sense: Noun: signal Synonyms: signal Collocations, cue Collocations, sign Collocations, indication, motion Collocations, gesture Collocations, prompt Collocations Sense: Verb: incline Synonyms: Antonyms: Sense: Verb: signal Synonyms: 🗣️Recent forum discussions about thesaurus entries: a nod -- multiple shakes? - English Only forum
a nod is as good as a wink to a blind horse - English Only forum a nod to his own - English Only forum a nod to the past - English Only forum A vague nod to a bride from an Irish folktale - English Only forum antonym for nod - English Only forum As a nod - English Only forum Bach declared the games closed with a nod to the political situation that - English Only forum curt nod - English Only forum Despite the nod to - English Only forum doze off vs nod off - English Only forum flirting nod and wink - English Only forum get nod - English Only forum get the inane [get the nod] - English Only forum gives him a DO NOT WORRY nod. - English Only forum got the nod - English Only forum He <denoted> by a nod a little dell - English Only forum I need to nod - English Only forum I would nod along, commiserating, like, totally, I know. - English Only forum in a nod to something - English Only forum In a subtle nod to - English Only forum Is a 'nod' and a 'bob' the same? - English Only forum It’s nice when you <are nodding> <nod> your head - English Only forum jerk nod - English Only forum mid-nod - English Only forum Nod - English Only forum nod / nob - English Only forum nod + speech (say with a nod) - English Only forum nod asleep & doze asleep - English Only forum nod at - English Only forum more...
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