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Often used in the same context:
bummer,
buzzkill,
shocker,
letdown,
stinker,
yawner,
anticlimax,
snoozer,
party pooper,
disappointment,
copout,
bittersweet,
dud,
hokey,
saving grace,
boring,
comedown,
cliche,
joyless,
heartbreaker,
killjoy,
downbeat,
dampener,
stinks,
goosebump,
fluey,
shame,
tearjerking,
glum,
corny,
lowlight,
lame,
maudlin,
scarry,
pshaw,
meh,
uplifting,
blah,
wuss,
hangover,
unluckiness,
punctuation mark,
insipidness,
distraction,
jeebies,
giggler,
tearjerker,
setback,
surprise,
mopey,
fluke,
sappiness,
melancholy,
hiccup,
blip,
pity,
stinkeroo,
sucky,
chucklesome,
misnomer,
weepie,
swan song,
cathartic,
whimper,
groaner,
thrill,
hoorah,
deary,
icky,
parky,
dullsville,
bland,
crumby,
rigamarole,
losable,
deja vu,
dejecting,
jarring,
heartbreak,
poetic justice,
understatement,
iffy,
wimp,
stunner,
dreariness,
unoriginality,
dopey,
doozy,
capper,
ugh,
silliness,
ender,
fadeout,
whammy,
tearer,
miff,
crummy,
washout,
biggie,
terribleness,
practicer,
block,
burn,
dick,
hassle,
swing,
drag,
drain,
draw,
junkie,
lift,
loser,
stake,
upset,
zoo,
ai,
anchor,
anovulatory,
balky,
brindled,
copycat,
depressive,
diarrhea,
egg,
enterohepatic,
fattest,
humped,
inflammation,
malaria,
malarial,
mangy,
nonpregnant,
ownerless,
retroviral,
revenge,
scraggy,
scrawny
More specific:
bromide,
chloral hydrate,
sedative-hypnotic,
sedative-hypnotic drug
More general:
medicament,
medication,
medicinal drug,
medicine
Synonyms:
depressant,
sedative,
sedative drug
Also try:
— Adjectives for downer:
milwaukee,
real,
such,
only,
sun,
foreign,
big,
and,
sit,
major,
total,
more...
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