Cases

What do we mean by cases?

An actual event, situation, or fact.

A given condition or state.

A piece of work, specifically defined within a profession.

(academia) An instance or event as a topic of study.

A legal proceeding, lawsuit.

(grammar) A specific inflection of a word depending on its function in the sentence.

(grammar) Grammatical cases and their meanings taken either as a topic in general or within a specific language.

An instance of a specific condition or set of symptoms.

A section of code representing one of the actions of a conditional switch.

Someone with no evidence, proof reason,explanation, for his or her point of view, situation, topic or argument. Urban Dictionary

Slang. to examine or survey (a house, bank, etc.) in planning a crime (sometimes followed by out): They cased the joint and decided to pull the job on Sunday. Urban Dictionary

Performing a motorcycle jump or stunt and landing hard enough to compress the bike's suspension to the point of hitting the frame or 'case' on the ground. Urban Dictionary

To examine or survey (a house, bank, etc.) in planning a crime (sometimes fol. by out) Urban Dictionary

In the event of Urban Dictionary

1. Verb-To check out in advance. Ususally used in reference to a place you plan to burglarize or commit an act of mischief at. 2. Noun-24 pack of beer. Urban Dictionary

In the West a case is 12 beers (bottles or cans). In Ontario and out East a case is 24 beers (bottle or cans). Urban Dictionary

Twelve bottles or cans of beer in Western Canada or twenty four cans or bottles of beer out East. Urban Dictionary

The cutest man alive he knows how to treat a girl and make her feel good about herself he gives her compliments and makes her laugh.when she crys he knows how to make her feel better Urban Dictionary

Case can be sweet and romantic, funny and inappropriate, or mean and a jock. But everyone loves him and he can still a girls heart with one glance. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to cases:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word cases:
involving, courts, infection, rape, appeals, syndrome, symptoms, supreme, jurisdiction, abuse, judicial, involve, judges, case, court, criminal, patients, crimes, disease, volume, decisions.

Words that rhyme with cases:
bases, places, braces, graces, faces, traces, paces, laces, races, spaces, databases, embraces, mesas, atlases, basses, chases, interfaces, vases, replaces, marketplaces, shoelaces, erases, suitcases, bookcases, showcases, typefaces, aysos, workplaces, staircases, fireplaces, displaces, briefcases, misplaces, birthplaces, run bases, airspaces, outpaces, ace is, aerospace is, airspace is, base his, base is, birthplace is, boldface is, bookcase is, brace his, brace is, briefcase is, case his, case is, cayce is, chace is, chase his, chase is, commonplace is, cyberspace is, dace is, database is, dbase is, debase his, deface his, diabase is, diastase is, disgrace his, disgrace is, displace his, dnase is, efface his, eisa is, embrace his, embrace is, encase his, erase his, erase is, face his, face is, fireplace is, glace is, grace his, grace is, interface is, interlace is, lace his, lace is, lactase is, lovelace is, mace is, maltase is, marketplace is, mesa is, orthoclase is, pace his, pace is, place his, place is, plagioclase is, polymerase is, race his, race is, rais is.

Adjectives that are often used to describe cases:
many, most, such, other, few, certain, several, severe, special, extreme, rare, individual, criminal, exceptional, particular, similar, civil, numerous, mild, fatal, chronic, serious, difficult, acute, ordinary, advanced, doubtful, reported, typical, latter, isolated, sporadic, above, borderline, worst, consecutive, occasional, complicated, milder, concrete, unusual, illustrative, uncomplicated, favorable, untreated, urgent, obstinate, fewer, simplest, recorded.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective cases:
case, command, magistrates, xxiv, temp, history, problems.

Consonant match to cases:
curses, kisses, casease, caspase, casas, cusses, kissers, cossies, cosas, cursors, cossas, ca size, cas is, casa is, casaus, case his, case is, case size, cass is, causa is, cayce is, cos as, cos has, cos is, curse his, curse is, cus is, cuss is, kass is, key size, kiss his, kiss is, kos is, kosa is.

Words that sound like cases:
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