Collide

What do we mean by collide?

To come together with violent, direct impact. intransitive verb

To meet in opposition; conflict. intransitive verb

To strike together with force; come into violent contact; meet in opposition: as, the ships collided in midocean; their plans collided, or collided with each other.

To strike against; encounter with a shock.

To strike or dash against. transitive verb

To strike or dash against each other; to come into collision; to clash. intransitive verb

To impact directly, especially if violent verb

To come into conflict, or be incompatible verb

Cause to collide verb

Be incompatible; be or come into conflict verb

Crash together with violent impact verb

To impact directly, especially if violent.

To come into conflict, or be incompatible.

Reality show term (apparently) meaning to scare the living hell out of a famous pop star and cause her to increase her personal security detail. Urban Dictionary

Definition - used as a exclamation! when two people have similar ideas, or, share convergent thought patterns. Gestures - it is often accompanied by a hand gestures. where the persons two hands are clenched and brought together. Pronunciation - the word collide is said with the emphasis on the -ide. which is typically drawn out. i.e. COL-I...DE! as to sound as though the word collide is spelt with several I's Origin - within the scientific academic elite of the UK, the word collide developed an alternative meaning to the traditional use within the English language. the word COLLIDE! used at the end/or beginning of a sentence has been incorporated into popular scientific language throughout many universities and associated social circles. Urban Dictionary

Colliding is when you and a person of the opposite sex collide in the bed. Urban Dictionary

1. When two objects smack into one another. 2. An incredibly good goth / industrial band, who make sensual, beautiful music. Discover at www.collide.net Urban Dictionary

Leona Lewis' new single, due out early August Urban Dictionary

When two things bump into each other Urban Dictionary

He is very short, handsom, black, and muscular. They call people "silly" a lot. They're very concieted. They like to use foul language as much as possible, such as: fuck, bitch, hell, etc. They a lot of times think they can get whatever girl they want. They most times have very deep voices. Sometimes they are diabetic. They also like to tell people what to do. Urban Dictionary

A quality band Urban Dictionary

When two separate aspects or relationships in a persons life collide: your friends (one "world") become friends with your girlfriend (a separate "world"). Popularized by The Seinfeld episode "the pool guy", in which Georges Costanzas' girlfriend forms her own friendship with Georges' platonic friend Elaine (Causing Georges' worlds to collide). Urban Dictionary

When two people's farts collide and produce a nuclear fart Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to collide:
collide, collude, collie, colline.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word collide:
collision, droplets, electrons, atoms, protons, nuclei, worlds, galaxies, ions, particles, kinetic, fuse, molecules, crossover, merge, particle, energies, finn, beta, sonic, tidal, electron, excited, aaa, atom, nucleus, molecule, lap, galaxy, neutral, earth, orbit, planet, velocity, plate, sky, causing, cloud, fusion, energy, objects, gas, lewis, atmosphere, beam, creating, crash, rogers, forming, universe, scope, interaction, object.

Words that rhyme with collide:
backslide, abide, side, provide, hide, ride, stride, slide, aside, pride, tide, guide, override, chide, reside, coincide, decide, fide, eyed, snide, divide, deride, wide, glide, genocide, alongside, apartheid, inside, subside, oxide, bonafide, outside, ide, bona fide, vide, beside, homicide, bromide, bride, suicide, worldwide, confide, satisfied, qualified, certified, mortified, bide, landslide, broadside, preside, backside, downside, upside, dignified, pied, tied, petrified, implied, lied, applied, tried, decried, justified, classified, dioxide, preoccupied, unified, allied, blindside, cyanide, yuletide, pesticide, amplified, modified, belied, fratricide, astride, peroxide, countryside, cockeyed, diversified, betide, pried, denied, occupied, seaside, curbside, ratified, hyde, dried, wayside, shied, complied, fortified, terrified, multiplied, side by side, defied, stratified, plied.

Adjectives that are often used to describe collide:
same, present, equal, inferior, future, individual, continental, public, current, hot, sun, light, least, past, human, sufficient, social, high, opposite, outer, personal, west, right, straight, liquid, contralateral, content, national, electric, religious, solar, positive, unstable, ipsilateral, cold, terminal, modern, putty, private, kinetic, proton, horizontal, particle, random, warm, prime, lodestone, thermal, initial, comfortable, moral, seminal, authorial, negative, supernatural, oceanic, extreme, left.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective collide:
oscope.

Consonant match to collide:
collude, colored, colloid, coloured, keloid, collard, collared, collied, calid, callid, khalid, khaled, calade, collaud, cool head, cal heard, call heard, call id, call load, coal had, cole had, cole heard, coup led, cullud, k load, keel laid, kohl had.

Words that sound like collide:
collide, khaled, collude, calade, colite, keloid, clyde, colored, coloured, collider, collides, khalid, kool-aid, collate, culled, collette, colloid, cool aid, collied, colate, cullet, kleid, calid, kool aid, callid, cool head, kald, cull out, calotte, kaleida, gullied, kilned, killed, kellett, keld, cold, cloud, called, cult, clad, accolade, calmed, clod, clawed, cooled, claude, coiled, acolyte, claud, colette, collard, calais, clud, collared, clued, collet, gilead, gelid, cool it, kalie, cully, clade, caled, culottes, cald, cum laude, callout, culotte, cloyd, call out, cloyed, collett, cowhide, call-out, clid, caillouet, culley, chield, collat, calada, cowled, culte, cool out, clite, callais, colet, callate, cauld, collo, clayed, colluder, call at, collaged, colludes, kalat, callao, calot, clewed, callat, callot.