Colonize

What do we mean by colonize?

To form or establish a colony or colonies in. intransitive verb

To migrate to and settle in; occupy as a colony. intransitive verb

To resettle or confine (persons) in or as if in a colony. intransitive verb

To subjugate (a population) to or as if to a colonial government. intransitive verb

To form or establish a colony. intransitive verb

To settle in a colony or colonies. intransitive verb

To plant or establish a colony in; occupy with a colony or colonies: as, England colonized Australia.

To form a colony of; establish in a new settlement; settle together as a body: as, to colonize the surplus population; to colonize laborers in a mining region.

To migrate to and settle in, especially as the first or the principal inhabitants; occupy as a colony: as, English Puritans colonized New England.

To place or settle for the time being in a voting-precinct so as to be able to vote at an election: as, to colonize voters.

To form a colony; congregate in a new settlement: as, to colonize in India.

Also colonise.

To remove to, and settle in, a distant country; to make a colony. intransitive verb

To plant or establish a colony or colonies in; to people with colonists; to migrate to and settle in. transitive verb

Alternative spelling of colonise. verb

Settle as colonists or establish a colony (in) verb

Settle as a colony; of countries in the developing world verb

To settle (a place) with colonists, and hence make (a place) into a colony.

To settle (a group of people, a species, or the like) in a place as a colony.

To settle among and establish control over (the indigenous people of an area).

To begin a colony or colonies.

(by extension) To intrude into and take over (the autonomy, experience, social movement, etc, of a less powerful person or group); to commandeer or appropriate.

Thing your country has to do to become big and to not be called country anymore, but empire instead. This way United Kingdom and France became big and powerful, though later got colonized by the United States themselves, which in turn was once colonized by UK (see New York , Virginia etc.) and France (see Lousiana). Oh the irony! Urban Dictionary

To turn a female virgin into a good member of society. Urban Dictionary

An intestinal waterslide. Fluid and solids go in, fluid is absorbed and solids are passed out the rectum. Urban Dictionary

Possibly the worst Spanish teacher ever, a period with colon colon comprises of: watchign her butt waddle, every once in a while screaming "guys!", handing out twenty different packets and calling it teaching, and teaching Spanish I to a Spanish II class Urban Dictionary

When a white guy dates a black girl Urban Dictionary

Conquering of someone's anus; portmanteau of colon and colonization. Urban Dictionary

The burning, uncontrollable flow of ass water and acidic shit that exits your colon while burning your asshole (aka: ass piss). A mixture of this \"ass piss\" and bowl water may also backsplash onto your cheeks...this usually depends on the force of the colonic and consistency of the \"ass piss\". The telltale sign of an impending colonic is a spur of the moment sensation that you are going to uncontrollably piss out of your ass into your pants. You will know someone has these symptoms when you observe them making a mad dash for the bathroom, while trying to take down their pants. WARNING: the side effects of a colonic are as follows (most severe first): Burning asshole (can last for 24 hours), wet ass cheeks (can make your boxers wet if you don’t wipe well), and shaky/weak legs (caused by the stress and pain of colonic). Can also be called: explosive diarrhea Urban Dictionary

The bloated sack in which resides in the anus. It is blissfully restocked with gas, daily. The toxins in the gas are enough to render a snob unconscious. The gases are expelled on a daily basis from the anus approximately 15 times a day. 2 times if you are a gimboid. 30 if you work at a fast food retaurant. Urban Dictionary

A derogatory term used to describe white people, Caucasians, or people of European decent. See also: •Honky •Cracker •Karen (An entitled white woman). The term’s origin can be attributed to the long history of European conquest; and the assimilation of non-European lands, people, and cultures. However, the term was recently popularized by Disney in the Marvel film Black Panther. Urban Dictionary

A person of Caucasian origins who is not helping to improve life for the people of color in the 21st century (mainly African Americans). They see nothing wrong with a events such as segregation, slavery, and the wars started in Africa due to the ridiculous ways of trade with whites. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to colonize:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word colonize:
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Words that rhyme with colonize:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe colonize:
french, further, first.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective colonize:
vietnam, areas, africa.

Consonant match to colonize:
colonies, colonise, calhoun is, colleen is, cologne is, colonna is.

Words that sound like colonize:
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