Cleave

What do we mean by cleave?

To adhere, cling, or stick fast. intransitive verb

To be faithful. intransitive verb

To split with a sharp instrument. synonym: tear. intransitive verb

To make or accomplish by or as if by cutting. intransitive verb

To pierce or penetrate. intransitive verb

To split (a complex molecule) into simpler molecules. intransitive verb

To split or be capable or splitting, especially along a natural line of division. intransitive verb

To penetrate or pass through something, such as water or air. intransitive verb

To stick; adhere; be attached; cling: often used figuratively.

To fit closely.

In mining, a subdivision of a bed, usually of iron ore; a bench. noun

In agriculture, to replow (old ridges) in such a manner as to divide each in the middle. See cleaving. Also split.

A basket or basketful: as a cleave of potatoes, or of turf. noun

To part or divide by force; rend apart; split or rive; separate or sunder into parts, or (figuratively) seem to do so: as, to cleave wood; to cleave a rock.

To produce or effect by cleavage or clearance; make a way for by force; hew out: as, to cleave a path through a wilderness.

. To part or open naturally.

Synonyms Split, Rip, etc. See rend.

To come apart; divide; split; open; especially, to split with a smooth plane fracture, or in layers, as certain minerals and rocks. See cleavage, 2 and 3.

To adhere closely; to stick; to hold fast; to cling. intransitive verb

To unite or be united closely in interest or affection; to adhere with strong attachment. intransitive verb

Flat, smooth surface produced by cleavage, or any similar surface produced by similar techniques, as in glass.

V. when a female steals something from you, then puts it in her shirt between her breasts, or cleavage. Urban Dictionary

N. abbr. Abbreviated form of "cleavage." Often used to distinguish between "good cleave" (in which breasts look full and natural-but better) and "bad cleave" (either aberrations of nature or when breasts look TOO natural. Examples include breasts so pushed together that they spill out of the top, or so loosely held together that the underside of the breast- or boob flap- is visible) Urban Dictionary

Used for describing a person with large tits. Urban Dictionary

Another term for a woman's breast. Urban Dictionary

An expression of support and love used to encourage positive or extreme behavior Urban Dictionary

Short for cleavage. Usually used by young females. Urban Dictionary

Another name from a girls breasts. Urban Dictionary

The bust of a women that be hangin. Urban Dictionary

Term for LeBron's James first and potential future departures from Cleveland Urban Dictionary

when a girl's boobs are all ova tha place Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to cleave:
cleave, leave, clave, sleave, cleve, gleave, cleeve, cleare.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word cleave:
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Words that rhyme with cleave:
leave, naive, retrieve, perceive, believe, achieve, weave, receive, conceive, reprieve, reeve, deceive, heave, relieve, eve, interweave, sleeve, vive, peeve, nieve, bereave, grieve, aleve, reave, sheave, eave, neve, aggrieve, steve, interleave, steeve, greave, sleave, thieve, shrieve, lieve, greeve, shreve, cleve, aviv, leve, yves, keeve, greve, disbelieve, neave, preconceive, theave, shore leave, qui vive, prieve, misconceive, genevieve, naeve, chieve, prokofiev, scheve, shirtsleeve, threave, geneve, basket weave, plain weave, twill weave, rajiv, sabbatical leave, cheve, christmas eve, on leave, gleave, tel aviv, take leave, kieve, sick leave, misperceive, frost heave, compassionate leave, gildersleeve, dolman sleeve, shreeve, stieve, absence without leave, satin weave, on the qui vive, wind sleeve, midsummer eve, kleve, air sleeve, taffeta weave, meave, open weave, record sleeve, terminal leave, tel-aviv, biev, laneve, maharive, mccleave, sanjiv, satanjeev, soloviev.

Adjectives that are often used to describe cleave:
good, scarce, such, wrong, deep, rich, nigh, young, main, unfolded, late, earth, higher.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective cleave:
study, hogg, microscopy, wood, preparations, quality, cleft.

Consonant match to cleave:
clove, clave, clive, cleve, kleve, clyve.

Words that sound like cleave:
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