Both

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One and the other; relating to or being two in conjunction. adjective

The one and the other. pronoun

Used with and to indicate that each of two things in a coordinated phrase or clause is included. conjunction

Including the two (terms or notions mentioned): an adverb preceding two coördinate terms (words or phrases) joined by and, and standing thus in an apparent conjunctional correlation, both … and, equivalent to not only … but also. Both is thus used sometimes before three or more coördinate terms.

The one and the other; the two; the pair or the couple, in reference to two persons or things specially mentioned, and denoting that neither of them is to be excluded, either absolutely or (as with either) as an alternative, from the statement.

The genitive both's (ME. bothes, bothers, earlier bother, bathre) is now disused; in the earlier period it was joined usually with the genitive plural of the personal pronoun. Subsequently the simple both, equivalent to of both, was used.

As well; not only; equally. conjunction

The one and the other; the two; the pair, without exception of either. adjective

Each of the two; one and the other. determiner

Each of more than two. determiner

Including both (used with and) conjunction

(used with count nouns) two considered together; the two adjective

Each of the two, or of the two kinds.

The wonderful state of being high and drunk simultaneously. After you try both, there's no other way to be. Urban Dictionary

The combined set of two (or more) squishies (namely breasts). Urban Dictionary

A combination of broth and bread. Both is the main source of nourishment in communist nations. In some countries, it is eaten as much as 18 times a day. As Stalin himself once said, "a comrade with both, is a comrade with a smile". Research has shown, the more both you eat, the more left-wing you become. In Russia, rather than socialising at the pub like English folk, men gather in both kitchens. In Ukraine, it is traditional to make both from family pets once deceased. If you eat both too much, you sprout a moustache. Urban Dictionary

The state of being intoxicated by both marijuana and alcohol in such a way that one's reality is possibly spinning, nausea may set in, munchies may set in, and one may simply pass out. Urban Dictionary

The desire for two mutually exclusive things. Equivalent to eating one's cake and having it, too. Urban Dictionary

(n.) one who is extremely stupid, a moron, a brainless jerk. (adj.) to add an extreme to stupidity, such as "bothing idiot"; to be extremely stupid or moronic. Urban Dictionary

A dude who's into both sexes. Guys and Girls Urban Dictionary

Used to shorten both and the Urban Dictionary

(verb) to defecate and urinate in the same sitting Urban Dictionary

When you vomit and have diarrhea simultaneously, most likely caused by food poisoning ; the 5000% most nightmarish thing that can happen to a human being. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to both:
both.

Words that rhyme with both:
sloth, loath, growth, oath, troth, drowth, goethe, crowth, undergrowth, outgrowth, blowth, economic growth, roath, hippocratic oath, old growth, second growth, rapid growth, johann wolfgang von goethe, lying under oath, ground sloth, tree sloth, rate of growth, noeth.

Adjectives that are often used to describe both:
look, chorus, presbytery, part.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective both:
sides, sexes, parties, choruses, leaders, ends, hands, houses, maidens, girls, attendants, photos, volumes, friends, legs, boys, murderers, children, armies, well, pointers, fleets, daughters, ways, eyes, groups, extremities, methods, priests, voices, maids, teams, tribunes, lines, soldiers, phones, bones, types, servants, toxic, regions, policemen, hermits, partners, tyrannical, together, mode, feet, rooms, pictures, blind, influences, sisters, wedges, series, kinds, pairs, shadows, students, components, free, structural, and, variables, ships, ladies, ponies, valves.

Consonant match to both:
bath, birth, berth, booth, beth, baath, buth.

Words that sound like both:
both, bothe, bath, booth, beth, bathe, bith, beath, boothe, buth, beith, baith, baath, byth, ba'ath, boat, bow, bows, bo, beau, boa, beaut, bowie, boe, bose, bowe, boz, beaux, boke, boes, bote, boehm, boze, bowes, beaus, boh, boam, boehme, boak, bowse, bouffe, bof, bowa, boum, boem, boet, bowk, boase, boek, bouck, beauce, bho, boaa, boese, boef, boeck, boeke, bohme, blowth, boaf, boei, oboth, path, pith, pathe, peth, poth, paeth, beige, bouge, back, b, bae, ba, bach, bah, bac, baf, b.c, baas, baff, backe, b e, baek, baat, b.s, b., b.o, bacc, b o, baam, bahm, bafe, baee, b a, bahe, baeck, baffe, baai, baef.