Donkey and Wizard

Donkey

Donkey noun - A stupid person.
Usage example: called him a donkey when he refused to go along with their plans

Wizard is an antonym for donkey.

Wizard

Wizard noun - A very smart person.
Usage example: a wizard who never studied for tests

Donkey is an antonym for wizard.

Nearby Word: wizardry

How words are described

human human donkey human wizard
old old donkey old wizard
good good donkey good wizard
female female donkey female wizard
Other adjectives: normal, single, poor, actual, real, male, evil, villainous, young, famous, new, former, literal, mad, able, elderly, eponymous, invisible.

Both words in one sentence

  • Wizard Mode Shrek, which uses the same playfield and ruleset as Family Guy, changed the names to match the film franchise — the sub-Wizard Modes are now "Swamp Wizard" and "Donkey Multiball", while the main Wizard Mode is "Far Far Away".
    Source: Wizard Mode
  • Mix-and-Match Critters The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and its sequels had such creatures as the Winged Monkeys, the Kalidahs (part tiger, part bear) and the Li-Mon-Eags (lion, monkey, and eagle, with donkey tails).
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