Ingrate

What do we mean by ingrate?

An ungrateful person. noun

Unthankful; ungrateful.

An ungrateful person; one who rewards favors with enmity or treachery. noun

Ingrateful. adjective

An ungrateful person. noun

Ungrateful. adjective

Unpleasant, unfriendly adjective

An ungrateful person. noun

A person who shows no gratitude noun

An ungrateful person

A lower class of human being, posessing a low I.Q, with a higher ability to irritate and generally piss you the fuck off. Urban Dictionary

A word that someone calls you when they had enough of your bullsh*t Urban Dictionary

Friendly, accommodating and often outwardly pleasant however harbors a deep resentment towards the ways of the world. You cannot give empathy to or trust a backstabbing ingrate. Everything you share will be repeated to others and used against you in one way or another. A backstabbing ingrate will always return to what they know best; often a white trash upbringing surrounded by alcoholism and family disfunction. When you feel the sting of betrayal you know you have met a backstabbing ingrate. Urban Dictionary

That one idiot who uses the cheese grater the wrong way. Incorrectly using the cheese grater. Urban Dictionary

Someone who uses a controller to play CS:GO Urban Dictionary

When yo not stalking, but hang where your new unmet friends you seen on social hang. Suddenly you part of their life. Ingrates forever. **ingrateful. I poured a coffee over his social media dog and he still not notice me. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to ingrate:
ingrate, ungrate, ingate, ingrave, ingrace, ingrata, ingrato, ingrat.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word ingrate:
ungrateful, ballet, you.

Words that rhyme with ingrate:
ungrate, ingreat, done great, in great, one great, run great, someone great, won great.

Adjectives that are often used to describe ingrate:
little, such, old, beautiful, selfish, miserable, fair, dear, heedless, wretched, damned, pious, fickle, heartless, ungracious, vile, lordly, perfidious, young, treacherous, stupid, monstrous, royal, black, veriest, swift, vulgar, ungrateful, coy, hearted, mental, incorrigible, der, imbecile, vain, mere, peevish, senseless, beauteous, graceless, dangerous, unprincipled, dirty, perjured, unnatural, big, foul, cold, confounded, full, charming, lubberly, impudent, querulous, vicious, contemptible.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective ingrate:
son, people, world, amie, knave, low, king, bob, duke, castor, leader, man, person, heart, revolts, forgetfulness, government, idiot, wrongs, words, breath, state, lamb, bolingbroke, men, child, children, sons, race, vii, daughters, friends, renegade, figure, traitor, snivels, manon, governor, indians, generation, catherine, talleyrand, upstart, fool, tyrants, daughter, nations.

Consonant match to ingrate:
ungrate, ingreat, in great.

Words that sound like ingrate:
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