Associated

What do we mean by associated?

To join in or form a league, union, or association.

To spend time socially; keep company.

(with with) To join as a partner, ally, or friend.

To connect or join together; combine.

To connect evidentially, or in the mind or imagination.

(in deliberative bodies) To endorse.

To be associative.

To accompany; to be in the company of.

To be together with another person or group as friends, partners, etc. To enjoy each others company in pastime activities. Urban Dictionary

What a company calls their cheap-labored employees to make them feel like they are important when in fact they don't mean sh*t to them because they have no power at all. Urban Dictionary

A word used by Greg from the Real World to describe a female friend with benefits. She's mainly a booty call and nothing more. Urban Dictionary

Formed by two founder members of the HFPC (Ches and Fin) along with Pricey, the Beserker and Moist in 1999, it was decided that the word of carnage needed to be spread unto the uneducated masses of the North. Following Gillingham FC to such salubrious locations in England such as Preston,Blackpool,Nottingham,Stoke, Millwall etc, the Associates breathed new life into the decaying art of Football Hooliganism, excessive drinking, violence, vandalism and bugle practice. The Associates finest moments would involve such tear-jerkers as the ransacking of the Boyce hotel, Pricey being arrested for mooning the riot police, Beserker doing a whole bag in one hit, Fin armed with 2 pool cues and bottles in the town centre, and Ches wrecking the phone box then laying out the bloke queueing at McDonalds late at night. Halcyon days. God bless us all. Urban Dictionary

Someone who works for a crime family, but is not considered an actual family member. Usually an associate is of a different ethnicity, and a crime family will only let in people of one particular background. Urban Dictionary

A person who seeks the importance of a title and being a part of the managment team but has no responsability or applicable qualification. Often others are reluctant to be associated with this person. Otherwise known as a CEO buttplug Urban Dictionary

Someone you're lowkey fucking but lie to your friends about fucking because you aren't real. At all. Urban Dictionary

Like-minded individuals who join together common purpose and positive intent to learn, lead and last. Urban Dictionary

An associate's degree Urban Dictionary

A term used to describe "bitches dat work da pole" or strippers. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to associated:
associated, associate, associates, dissociated, associator, unassociated, assonated.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word associated:
press, syndrome, symptoms, disease, disorder, risk, diseases, poll.

Words that rhyme with associated:
sophisticated, integrated, elated, emaciated, related, agitated, exasperated, belated, dilapidated, frustrated, predicated, deprecated, appreciated, designated, devastated, complicated, abated, inundated, isolated, truncated, antiquated, promulgated, animated, incapacitated, annotated, slated, outdated, incorporated, unabated, opinionated, dissipated, affiliated, exacerbated, consolidated, saturated, elevated, articulated, anticipated, intimidated, attenuated, irritated, overrated, consecrated, infatuated, sated, corrugated, unmitigated, motivated, feted, inebriated, alienated, dated, fascinated, serrated, allocated, exaggerated, automated, mandated, bated, initiated, stated, understated, aggravated, educated, orientated, unadulterated, prorated, obligated, interrelated, excoriated, incarcerated, created, delineated, located, aggregated, concentrated, exonerated, indicated, stipulated, encapsulated, relegated, nauseated, situated, cultivated, bifurcated, decapitated, graduated, emanated, reiterated, separated, intimated, mitigated, substantiated, eviscerated, humiliated, perforated, precipitated, contaminated, reinstated, dilated.

Adjectives that are often used to describe associated:
other, hiv, tumor, clinical, antibiotic, membrane, aids, cell, gut, whiplash, catheter, renal, neuropathy, 300, disease, non, physical, congenital, microtubule, psychiatric, sediment, genetic, malignancy, psychological, lymphadenopathy, exercise, cognitive, metabolic, vaccine, mucosa, ebv, miscellaneous, seen, medical, systemic, additional, peripheral, stress, primary, typical, nsaid, potential, secondary, structural, like, dementia, heparin, oral, transfusion, sarcoma, flare, pulmonary, thyroid, htlv, endocrine, physiological, neurologic, adeno, platelet, cocaine, receptor, hla, liposome, tumour, cutaneous, familial, facial, integrin, pathologic, abnormal, fibril, age, malignant, transplant, pregnancy, neurological, functional, difficile, viral, anca, megaloblastic, cerebral, biochemical, maternal, cardiovascular, environmental, particle, infectious, lipoprotein, granule, developmental.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective associated:
proteins, costs, symptoms, problems, protein, changes, antigens, structures, factors, injuries, disease, antigen, conditions, equipment, diseases, risks, anomalies, tissue, features, virus, ideas, companies, activities, loss, disorders, values, abnormalities, risk, injury, infections, movements, data, complications, pain, lesions, pneumonia, phenomena, colitis, infection, processes, cost, components, defects, diarrhea, functions, findings, rocks, glycoprotein, fracture, syndrome, set, feelings, signs, probabilities, genes, services, patterns, behaviors, objects, decrease, hepatitis, impairment, parameters, tissues, benefits, variables, lymphoma, properties, artifacts, characteristics, software, concepts, files, electronics, probability, minerals, vectors, industries, fauna, damage, circuitry, technologies, kinase.

Words that sound like associated:
associated, dissociated, associate, assassinated, associates, assasinated, associator, associating, assonated, assisted, unsatiated, associate's, associative, association, officiated, disassociated, necessitated, unassociated.