Census

What do we mean by census?

An official, usually periodic enumeration of a population, often including the collection of related demographic information. noun

In ancient Rome, a count of the citizens and an evaluation of their property for taxation purposes. noun

To include in a census; conduct a census of. transitive verb

In Roman antiquity: noun

A registered statement of the particulars of a citizen's property for the purposes of taxation. noun

An enumeration and register of the Roman citizens in their appropriate classes, with reference to tribe, family, children, slaves, freedmen, etc. noun

The drawing up of such a register. See censor noun

In modern times, an official enumeration of the inhabitants of a state or country, with details of sex and age, family, occupation, possessions, etc. noun

In topical geom., a number referring to a geometrical figure and formed by subtracting the sum of the cyclosis and apeiry of the figure from the sum of the choresis and periphraxis. noun

A numbering of the people, and valuation of their estate, for the purpose of imposing taxes, etc.; -- usually made once in five years. noun

An official registration of the number of the people, the value of their estates, and other general statistics of a country. noun

An official count of members of a population (not necessarily human), usually residents or citizens in a particular region, often done at regular intervals. noun

To collect a census. verb

Conduct a census verb

A periodic count of the population noun

An official count or enumeration of members of a population (not necessarily human), usually residents or citizens in a particular region, often done at regular intervals.

Count, tally.

An official count of the population, carried out every 10 years. It includes details on every member of a household, e.g. name, age, occupation and place of birth. Urban Dictionary

One who enjoys numbers and statistics. Usually socially awkward. Ability to sit in a cube for 9-10 hours with only the company of their database system. Can be identified by a nervous tic due to punching in numbers all day and talks to himself due to lack of social interaction. Wears glasses due to eye strain from computer monitors. Thinks pen holders in shirt pockets and 'Members Only' Jackets are cool. An introvert, and sensitive man who looks good on paper but can't approach women successfully. Also loves surveys and puzzles. However, lacks basic life skills such as hunting, house repairs, and car maintenance. Likely married, but how that happened is an unsolved mystery. Urban Dictionary

A census enquiry by all the major governing bodies of the world It holds the statistical data of economic trends, goals, developments and means on the next coming era of mankind. Also refers to an unseen gaming entity AKA: Maj, whom inspires the online gaming community with his or her words. Some of the content which being is almost poetic. Urban Dictionary

A true gaming legend who's very rarely seen on the Battlefield. His words inspire soldiers to keep fighting and his quirky comments bring a smile to the faces of even the most stubborn. In reality he's probably Chinese but his team mates know him as only a presence in the cyber world. He has amazing skills with words Urban Dictionary

A person who claims to be a Christian but the only way anyone could tell is because the person is listed as 'christian' on a census. the person claims to be a Christian but lives in no way like one. Urban Dictionary

Any anger arising from filling out a census form, whether due to aggravation by flatmates for humour, or otherwise. Urban Dictionary

Relieving yourself sexually as to not be forced pull a Kobe (see Tyson style) and create an unwanted "keep a nigga baby". Urban Dictionary

The state of being so sick of the 2010 Census ad, mailings, workers you want to hurl Urban Dictionary

Someone that talks about census results or something most people besides lawmakers don't pay much attention to in a mix of boxing, baseball, and horse racing terms. Soon they will have the Mexican sports announcers making this stuff sound exciting and interesting if too many people start to do it, and part of hell will break loose, which is concerning. Urban Dictionary

To edit someone's online census form while they are away from their computer with the hope they will submit it without seeing the changes. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to census:
census, celsus, censes, censur, sensus, consus, cenus, densus.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word census:
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Words that rhyme with census:
consensus, canariensis, en sus, dispense us, fence us, recompense us, sense us.

Adjectives that are often used to describe census:
last, first, federal, national, official, recent, latest, agricultural, next, complete, general, religious, annual, accurate, previous, daily, average, industrial, special, regular, soviet, canadian, british, patient, indian, detailed, roman, comprehensive, reliable, 10th, occupational, earlier, careful, eleventh, quinquennial, preliminary, russian, 16th, mexican, tenth, exact, fourth, 12th, subsequent, partial, spanish, yearly, l850, austrian, twelfth, periodic, year, nationwide, territorial, rough, 13th, available, fifth, australian, l880, brazilian, 8th, 14th, periodical, decennial, earliest, l860, systematic, demographic, seventh, livestock.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective census:
year, taker, taking, takers, figures, tracts, data, day, period, results, tract, night, date, years, records, returns, information, material, areas, reports, report, hindus, survey, categories, statistics, definition, decade, classification, basis, divisions, lists, estimates, districts, registration, enumeration, list, week, sample, record, bureau, figure, periods, population, sources, manuscripts, enumerator, book, office, makers, notion, register, counts, survival, rolls, bill, paper, enumerations, blocks, division, surveys, definitions, papers, commissioner, conscription, tables, takings, maker, match, bureaus, classifications, farms, enumerators, count, comparisons, mapping.

Consonant match to census:
sense us, since s.

Words that sound like census:
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