swizz
noun [S] (also swiz) /swɪz/ UK old-fashioned informalDefinition
› something that is disappointing or unfair: "There's only half as much in the new packets. "What a swizz!"Disappointing yourself and others
(Definition of swizz noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- anticlimax noun
- be one in the eye for sb idiom
- break sb's heart idiom
- chagrin noun
- comedown noun
- disappointing adjective
- disappointment noun
- dishearten verb
- dishonour verb
- disillusion verb
- fail verb (NOT HELP)
- let sb down phrasal verb
- let the side down idiom
- letdown noun
- non-event noun
- not be all it's cracked up to be idiom
- sell (sb) out phrasal verb
- sick as a parrot idiom
- the bubble bursts idiom
- turn your back on sb idiom
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