Cross Adjective Synonyms
annoyed, irritated, angry, irate, furious
I was very cross that you took the car without permission.
crucifix, rood
In ancient times, it was common to execute certain criminals by nailing them to a cross.
Cross Noun Synonyms
hybrid, cross-breed, mongrel, blend, combination
This fruit is a cross between a plum and a pear.
Cross Verb Synonyms
peevish, irritated, annoyed, piqued, irritable, testy, snappish, irascible, surly, choleric, splenetic, grouchy, huffish or huffy, pettish, cranky, grumpy, touchy, moody, fractious, vexed, curmudgeonly, petulant, waspish, querulous, cantankerous, crusty
He's cross because he has a headache.
meet, intersect, join
The roads cross further on.
cross over, go across, pass over, span, traverse
The bridge crosses the river here.
Search Google for Cross:
Entertainment / Bowling / Crossing With A Player: Refers to competition in which you move lanes after a game or games and the persons that move with you are said to cross with you. MORE
Life Style / Wine / Crossing: A crossing is the result of breeding two Vitis vinifera plants. This is distinct from a hybrid which involves using American vines. MORE
Science / Spiders / Cross-Correlation Function (CCF): a 2D or 3D function that is obtained by forming the scalar cross-product of two images or volumes(i.e., the sum of products of equivalent pixels) as a function of a 2D or 3D shift vector. The CCF is o MORE
Business / Finance / O.K. To Cross: Used for listed equity securities. 'Legal to cross the buy and sell orders on the exchange floor because transactor is not a principal in the transaction.' MORE
Business / Finance / Crossover Rate: The holding by one corporation of shares in another firm. One needs to allow for cross-holdings when aggregating capitalizations of firms. Ignoring cross-holdings leads to double-counting. MORE
Business / Finance / Crossed Market: A provision under which default on one debt obligation triggers default on another debt obligation. MORE