Coaster

What do we mean by coaster?

One that coasts, as. noun

One who acts in an aimless manner. noun

A sled or toboggan. noun

One who rides a sled or toboggan. noun

A vessel engaged in coastal trade. noun

A roller coaster. noun

A small mat or plate placed under a vessel to protect a tabletop or other surface beneath. noun

A small tray, often on wheels, for passing something, such as a wine decanter, around a table. noun

A resident of a coastal region. noun

A loafer. See coast, v. i., 9. noun

A name applied to cattle bred on or near the coast. noun

One who or that which coasts. noun

A vessel used in this service; a coasting-vessel. noun

One engaged in the sport of coasting or sledding. noun

A teamster who draws supplies to lumberers' shanties. noun

A low round tray, usually of silver, and formerly on wheels, in which a decanter “coasts” or makes the circuit of a dining-table, for the greater convenience of the company. noun

An inhabitant of or a dweller near the sea-coast. noun

A vessel employed in sailing along a coast, or engaged in the coasting trade. noun

One who sails near the shore. noun

Agent noun of coast: one who coasts.

Something that coasts, such as a sled or toboggan.

A merchant vessel that stays in coastal waters.

A sailor who travels only in coastal waters.

A person who originates from or inhabits a coastal area.

A small piece of material used to protect the surface of a table, upon which one places cups or mugs.

A small tray on wheels, used to pass something around a table.

A worthless compact disc or DVD, such as one that was burned incorrectly.

A rollercoaster.

(Lake Superior) A coaster trout (brook trout, Salvelinus fontinalis)

A prostitute, especially a white woman, plying her trade in Chinese port towns.

1) A unusable Compact Disc which failed during a "burn" process, its only use is now a COASTER 2) A witty and highly attractive person Urban Dictionary

Any disc recieved from America Online that contains its product. Since using the programs represents a net inefficiency for your time, it is better to use them as coasters that you can set your drinks on, lest you damage a wood or other valuable surface. Urban Dictionary

Anything put under a cold drink to avoid rings of mist on the table. Urban Dictionary

A non offensive or graphic euphamism for a gay man who prefers being on the bottom. Credit to Adam Carolla. Urban Dictionary

A girl who has a tatoo (generally circular) on her lower back. It's a coaster for the guy to set his beer on when doing her doggy-style. Urban Dictionary

See CDR/W or DVDR/W. Burning useless files to a disc, such as Windows, whereas the disc becomes worthless. Urban Dictionary

A contraceptive used for protection when having sexual intercourse with a drore. COASTER = slang for condom Urban Dictionary

A drifting, homeless person in North America, travelling 'round the world like gypsies and pirates from coast to coast Urban Dictionary

A man who inexplicably gets through multiple illegitimate pregnancies without paying child support. Urban Dictionary

A stupid wannabee kiddo in the Quacke net! Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to coaster:
coaster, caster, toaster, roaster, boaster, conster, coster, chaster, coater, coasted.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word coaster:
toboggan, roller, corkscrew, kiddie, goole, rollercoaster, amusement, flume, twister, looping, dipper, ride, flags, coney, rides, shockwave, thrill, carousel, boomerang, themed, goliath, enthusiasts, inverted, boardwalk, tallest, ferris, queue, inversion, wonderland, disneyland, wildcat, cedar, flyer, riders, arrow, bumper, loops, lift, brake, wooden, attraction, dive, manufactured, brakes, spinning, drop, loop, twisted, backwards, fastest, shipbuilding, steel, racer, layout, adventure, comet, dynamics, dominion, cyclone, dismantled, vertical, mouse, miniature, drops, park, batman, beast, trains, train, parks, kings, midway, rows, superman, opened, poll, scenic, slide, pier, thunder, log, pleasure, ace, theme, fun, gravity, wheel, ltd, height, mph, landmark, guests, shuttle, wild, pavilion, longest, cars, swing, built, magic.

Words that rhyme with coaster:
poster, rollercoaster, toaster, roaster, hoster, throwster, sewster, moster, theatrical poster, bill poster, troester, oven stuffer roaster, almost her, boast her, diagnosed her, dosed her, engrossed her, go stir, host her, post her, roast her, toast her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe coaster:
emotional, small, first, wooden, old, little, economic, giant, big, ultimate, british, largest, tallest, runaway, grecian, real, fastest, merry, inverted, biggest, huge, dirty, longest, indoor, wild, suspended, dutch, famous, ton, enormous, classic, financial, highest, roller, constant, built, yellow, spanish, hormonal, creative, masted, endless, scary, rickety, track, loop, greek, thrilling, gigantic, down, round, favorite, tiny, perpetual, violent, miniature, virtual, experienced, turkish, therapeutic, rigged, speed, frightening, oldest, incredible.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective coaster:
years.

Consonant match to coaster:
castor, caster, costa, coster, custer, cousteau, kester, costae, kister, casta, costo, koester, koster, kosta, kirstie, casto, costi, kaster, kuster, kuester, case t, cast a, cast he, cast her, cast o, caste a, caste he, coast a, coast he, cos t, cost a, cost e, cost he, cost her, cost high, cost how, cost i, cost o, cost t, costa a, cursed her, cuss to, cussed a, cussed her, kissed a, kissed her, kist her.

Words that sound like coaster:
coaster, caster, coster, castor, custer, keester, kester, koster, kister, keaster, koester, kaster, kuster, quaestor, kuester, kastor, coast, coasters, kosta, costar, coater, coste, cosier, co-star, kosar, coter, khost, cocer, kotor, co star, koestler, hoster, gaster, guster, geister, gastr, cost, cast, cater, cutter, cluster, castro, custard, costa, caste, cooter, cussed, coder, coasts, cloister, cotter, cased, cust, kast, costner, cozier, kater, casters, caser, coser, casta, closter, cusser, catarrh, couter, costers, christer, cassar, katar, casar, cauter, costra, cosr, clyster, costo, conster, crestor, castors, kastner, casser, costi, casier, castner, catar, cousar, kastro, caast, casti, castra, custa, costard, cotr, accoster, costae, cuiter, kassar, kaist, kaste, constr, kaestner.