Awe

What do we mean by awe?

A feeling of respect or reverence mixed with dread and wonder, often inspired by something majestic or powerful. noun

The power to inspire dread. noun

Dread. noun

To fill with awe. transitive verb

One of the float-boards of an undershot water-wheel, on which the water acts. noun

One of the sails of a windmill. noun

To inspire with fear or dread; terrify; control or restrain by the influence of fear.

To strike with awe, reverence, or respect; influence by exciting profound respect or reverential fear.

Dread; fear, as of something evil. noun

Fear mingled with admiration or reverence; reverential fear; feeling inspired by something sublime, not necessarily partaking of the nature of fear or dread. noun

Overawing influence. noun

Synonyms Reverence, Veneration, etc. See reverence, n. noun

To owe.

Dread; great fear mingled with respect. noun

The emotion inspired by something dreadful and sublime; an undefined sense of the dreadful and the sublime; reverential fear, or solemn wonder; profound reverence. noun

To fear greatly; to reverence profoundly. noun

To strike with fear and reverence; to inspire with awe; to control by inspiring dread. transitive verb

A feeling of fear and reverence. noun

A feeling of amazement. noun

A feeling of fear and reverence.

A feeling of amazement.

Power to inspire awe.

Sometimes can be used as saying hey to your homies without saying hey because it can be looked at as gay. mainly used in South African slang Urban Dictionary

Other word for hi or expression of excitement or means yes Urban Dictionary

Awe is an intense feeling of fear mixed with respect. some examples of things thich are awesome (cause awe) are: gods, some parents, and tsunamis. Urban Dictionary

Quite simply pwnage, especially that Vlad! Urban Dictionary

An expression typically used in order to express surprise in either a joyful or sad context. Urban Dictionary

When you see, hear, read, etc., something cute or adorable. Very likely to be used by girls in text messages, and in conversations in general. Can also be used if they don't know what to say. As in Awe okay *can be emphasized by using multiple e's* Urban Dictionary

Slang in south Africa for hello or sup Urban Dictionary

A word that a girl uses just before she friendzones someone. Urban Dictionary

Awe 'noun' (pronounced Ah-Weh) is one of the most commonly used slang terms most spoken in Cape Town, South Africa and the most used slang word across all races in the country. It's versatility as a word is what makes it so common. It's generally used as a greeting, but can also be used as an exclamation of agreement or excitement. The actual origin of this word has not yet been recorded. Urban Dictionary

Awe-ness noun: deep feelings of astonished wonderment. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to awe:
awe.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word awe:
reverence, blaster, inspiring, argyll, loch, sublime, dread, emu, wonder, majesty, admiration, emotion, inspire, belize, terror, emotions, fear, overwhelming, beauty, plc, devotion, respect, mystery, pleasure, sight, clan, ram, feelings, joy, shock, god, divine, feeling, lifestyle, iraqi, worship, seeing, nigeria, religion, struck, eyes, beautiful, boards, displays, iraq, felt, adventure, creative, nature, universe.

Words that rhyme with awe:
law, draw, saw, withdraw, raw, bourgeois, la, paw, flaw, spa, straw, claw, thaw, haw, outlaw, schwa, maw, jaw, chutzpah, ra, voila, ya, qua, dada, ta, aha, da, gnaw, guffaw, yaw, pa, pasha, aw, ha, ma, cha, ah, ka, daw, shaw, bra, macaw, chihuahua, craw, redraw, seesaw, blah, na, coleslaw, caw, esau, gras, hoopla, nah, yah, sa, hurrah, ottawa, overdraw, bylaw, squaw, panama, utah, ga, slaw, pshaw, omaha, sha, chainsaw, jigsaw, ja, baccarat, whipsaw, wa, arkansas, rah, shah, moi, ona, xio, naw, bah, chaw, scrimshaw, hacksaw, dumas, grandpa, draugh, bois, ahh, doha, trois, faw, fermata, rawe, wah, gaw, hah, baja, mackinaw.

Adjectives that are often used to describe awe:
religious, great, superstitious, reverential, such, certain, silent, reverent, much, solemn, holy, more, deep, sacred, profound, mysterious, greater, mingled, considerable, respectful, pious, strange, inspiring, wholesome, over, less, breathless, complete, sudden, deepest, secret, greatest, hushed, proper, genuine, childish, absolute, vague, supernatural, indescribable, peculiar, inspired, quiet, speechless, fearful, mystic, spiritual, habitual, humble, childlike, salutary, deeper, profoundest, sheer, overwhelming, mute, involuntary, numinous, mystical, nameless, filial, instinctive, loch, unspeakable, utmost, eyed, distant, due, tremendous, romantic, universal, slavish, mouthed, utter, obvious, momentary, primitive, affectionate, deferential.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective awe:
inspiring, strook, man, method, adjectives, technique, memory, process, awakening, creating, filling, based, campaign, shucks, breathing, bond, facility, inducing, struck, aweriowa.

Consonant match to awe:
a, i, eye, e, o, owe, er, ai, aye, oh, ow, ay, aw, ah, oy, eh, ee, eau, ur, au, ae, oi, uh, ou, ooh, aux, ahh, eaux, oye, oie, oooh, eure, aue, uhh, a a, er er.

Words that sound like awe:
awe, ah, ahh, aah, aaw, aau, awx, aaww, ow, aw, aue, oow, auh, auw, iao, oaw, .au, aeu, eye, i, a, oh, e, o, ay, uh, ee, owe, aye, ou, eh, oy, ai, oi, ooh, ae, au, eigh, igh, eee, eay, ooo, aux, ohh, eau, oww, aie, ayy, e.t, a., oooh, oye, oie, iew, ehh, aee, eae, eaux, i.t, i., hiu, eeh, -ie, ogh, -ee, aigh, -ey, eaw, eyw, ooi, o., aey, eie, o.t, owh, ayw, ieu, iye, i.e, ehi, aeh, ooe, uay, ayh, eiw, hho, oix, oih, a.t, o', .ie, akw, oeh, e-e, a.e, eih, icx, oyh, ajt, iyy.