Cancel

What do we mean by cancel?

To annul or invalidate. intransitive verb

To decide or announce that (a planned or scheduled event) will not take place, especially with no intention of holding it at a later time. intransitive verb

To cross out with lines or other markings. synonym: erase. intransitive verb

To mark or perforate (a postage stamp or check, for example) to indicate that it may not be used again. intransitive verb

To neutralize or equalize; offset. intransitive verb

To remove (a common factor) from the numerator and denominator of a fractional expression. intransitive verb

To remove (a common factor or term) from both sides of an equation or inequality. intransitive verb

To neutralize one another; counterbalance. intransitive verb

The act or an instance of canceling; a cancellation. noun

In printing, to mark on copy or proof (words or lines that are to be omitted).

In bookbinding, to destroy (a leaf or section that is to be entirely suppressed).

Latticework, or one of the cross-bars in latticework; a latticework or grated inclosure; hence, a barrier; a limit. noun

⟨ cancel, v. In printing, a page, sheet, or other part of a printed work suppressed and destroyed before publication; the act of rejecting a part of a printed work. noun

⟨ cancel, v. In music, the sign ♯, when used to nullify the effect of a sharp or a flat previously occurring either in the signature or as an accidental. noun

To inclose with latticework or a railing.

To draw lines across (something written) so as to deface; blot out or obliterate: as, to cancel several lines in a manuscript.

To annul or destroy; make void; set aside: as, to cancel a debt or an engagement.

A cancellation (US); (nonstandard in some kinds of English).

An enclosure; a boundary; a limit.

The suppression on striking out of matter in type, or of a printed page or pages.

The page thus suppressed.

The page that replaces it.

In fighting games, a cancel is where you interrupt an attack by inputting another attack or command. it is used for making combos Urban Dictionary

To cancel is to kill someone. Urban Dictionary

It means to kill someone. Urban Dictionary

In pop culture, canceled means to make someone or something irrelevant due to current drama. Urban Dictionary

To dismiss something/somebody. To reject an individual or an idea Urban Dictionary

A term, mostly used by twitter to insure civil judgement and civil punishment actions to insure that a individual that has done something wrong (in there eyes) they go to twitter just to ruin said persons internet status and or popularity. Mostly due to racism and or something satirical or comical. Urban Dictionary

To cancel someone (usually a celebrity or other well-known figure) means to stop giving support to that person. The act of canceling could entail boycotting an actor's movies or no longer reading or promoting a writer's works. Urban Dictionary

You are over with. Done for. No redemption. Be gone. Urban Dictionary

Someone who makes a plan, includes everyone and their mama and then cancels it at the very last minute. Urban Dictionary

James Charles Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to cancel:
cancel, cancer, chancel, cance, ancel, cannel, carcel, lancel, candel, cantel, canel, cancell, rancel.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word cancel:
postpone, cancellation, miranda, cancelled, trademark, debts, subscription, canceled, scheduled, contracts, debt, stamps, contract, upcoming, dates, altogether, registration, wedding, citing, lease, planned, tour, tickets, magnetic, trip, notice, concert, ratings, plans, remainder, informed, unless, zero.

Words that rhyme with cancel:
chancel, spancel, ancile, hansel, ancille, bransle, mansell, mansel, hansell, stancil, stansell, stansel, mancil, stancill, vancil, lance hill.

Adjectives that are often used to describe cancel:
click, select, esc, f12, thieding, fl2, invisible, void, delete, bloody, static, int, connect.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective cancel:
figure, help, line, command, button, request, order, everything, eventargs, buttons, changes, subscriptions, note, method, factors, box, units, plans, transaction, telegram, get, options, property, orders, requests, cards, step, res, message, charters, returns, based, commands, tassin, insurance, therapy, feature, search, selections, chapter, reservation, labels, browse, code, title, notes, cancels, appointments, bids, alert, alarm, messages, delivery, cycle, text, appointment, operation, notice, scaling, meet, meetings, window, contracts, lunch, installation, registration, rgure, printing, safe, signal, dinner, dialog, invitation, zeros, fig, subscription, sound, newspaper, engagements.

Consonant match to cancel:
console, counsel, council, conceal, consul, consol, cone cell, kinsel, con sole, counsell, kinsell.

Words that sound like cancel:
cancel, cancell, kancil, council, counsel, consul, counsell, kinsel, comcel, cone cell, castle, conceal, console, cancelled, canceled, consol, cassel, cannel, cassell, cancels, kassel, kinsale, kanal, conseil, cannell, kannel, kienzle, canceler, canceller, kinzel, kasel, casl, kanel, canthal, konseal, konsole, hansel, chancel, hansell, gunsel, kanchil, candle, camel, counselor, kennel, consult, candel, counsellor, connell, councillor, councilor, kessel, kansa, councils, connel, cantle, consuls, caml, consular, counseled, kinsler, conal, counsels, kandel, kissel, casul, counselled, canson, kiesel, kansai, kinnell, kessell, kissell, canso, cantal, kasal, kusel, cancio, canful, kosel, kansu, counselee, kammel, cantile, conchal, kantele, kingsale, hanzel, hensel, vancil, gasl, gansa, ganil, ginzel, ransel, canel, cantel, candil, cannelle, cantil.