Cones

What do we mean by cones?

A surface of revolution formed by rotating a segment of a line around another line that intersects the first line.

A solid of revolution formed by rotating a triangle around one of its altitudes.

A space formed by taking the direct product of a given space with a closed interval and identifying all of one end to a point.

Anything shaped like a cone.

The fruit of a conifer.

A cone-shaped flower head of various plants, such as banksias and proteas.

An ice cream cone.

A traffic cone

A unit of volume, applied solely to marijuana and only while it is in a smokable state; roughly 1.5 cubic centimetres, depending on use.

Any of the small cone-shaped structures in the retina.

The bowl piece on a bong.

The process of smoking cannabis in a bong.

A cone-shaped cannabis joint.

A passenger on a cruise ship (so-called by employees after traffic cones, from the need to navigate around them)

An object V together with an arrow going from V to each object of a diagram such that for any arrow A in the diagram, the pair of arrows from V which subtend A also commute with it. (Then V can be said to be the cone’s vertex and the diagram which the cone subtends can be said to be its base.)

A shell of the genus Conus, having a conical form.

A set of formal languages with certain desirable closure properties, in particular those of the regular languages, the context-free languages and the recursively enumerable languages.

Australian for; 1. Marijuana. One cone = One completely packed and smoked bong. 2. To smoke weed through a bong. Urban Dictionary

Australian for bowl. Urban Dictionary

Substitute for epic bong hit, bowl of weed, etc. also used as a verb, noun, adjective, anything. (see examples) Urban Dictionary

A woman’s breast ( slang ) (usually used in the plural) Urban Dictionary

The amount of pot you put in the conepiece (thing you put the pot in to smoke it) when you smoke it. I think this is a bowl in American slang. Urban Dictionary

A word used when someone is making a big deal out of nothing. Derived from a line in the Wedding Singer when the limo driver was given a hard time for running over cones in a test drive. Urban Dictionary

A male who has "man boobs" Urban Dictionary

One's parents Urban Dictionary

The art of grabbing a McDonalds ice-cream cone from the ice cream end just to weird out the McDonalds Worker. can also be done various other ways such as scooping the ice cream onto you face for warrior paint Urban Dictionary

In NZ, the art of placing roadcones in eccentric high-up spots e.g. statues, church spires, tall trees and traffic lights; usually done late at night as a dare and/or for the lulz by groups of bored school kids or dero thirty-somethings on the turps. Common during major roadworks in built-up urban areas. Spates of low-effort repeat offenses draw negative attention from the police, but they have been known to applaud well-executed cone operations that demonstrate a level of skill in scaling buildings/structures. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to cones:
cones, comes, ones, jones, bones, codes, zones, tones, cone, cores, cons, clones, canes, coles, conies, coney, conus, coves, contes, copes, cotes, cokes, scones, hones, cowes, coues, sones, nones, crones, coned, cornes, lones, cnes, coses, mones, cines, coes, icones, fones, condes, conns, dones, gones, pones, rones, confs, conel, coxes, conen, conges, conks, coneys, conex, coner, conds, wones, coines, conis, conas, coynes, kones, chones, conts, coones, conep, oones, coneg, cozes, cfnes, cnnes, coees, conec, conei, conjs, csnes.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word cones:
spatter, globose, scoria, fovea, stinging, bract, monoecious, ovoid, venomous, cinder, cone, basaltic, ripening, maturing, pollination, predatory, dioecious, lava, eruptive, disintegrate, pyroclastic, abies, pollen, ganglion, volcanoes, retina, waxy, pinus, conus, tuff, holocene, caldera, volcanic, fleshy, snails, scales, rods, volcano, retinal, seeds, banksia, eruption, buds, needles, cylindrical, juniper, maturity, erupted, magma, pleistocene, basalt, crater, mature, winged, bipolar, cypress, conical, flows, vent, convex, butte, borne, seed, wavelength, diameter, pines, fir, spruce, solitary, pine, shell, spheres, erect, varies, cream, sensitive, tips, capable, broad, humans, nuts, slender, sensitivity, woody, neurons, shed, flank, bark, fertile, plateau, shield, fossil, deposits, purple, eaten, shapes, thin, respond, ash, explosive.

Words that rhyme with cones:
jones, bones, stones, homophones, headphones, hormones, zones, milestones, drones, tones, pheromones, clones, earphones, scones, loans, crossbones, owns, overtones, phones, thrones, cyclones, condones, cheekbones, hones, allophones, gallstones, davy jones, moans, backbones, crones, groans, sones, bemoans, gemstones, flagstones, koans, microphones, trones, undertones, roans, quinones, hipbones, intones, chaperones, dow jones, hailstones, skull and crossbones, leones, cobblestones, rhinestones, tombstones, unknowns, cornerstones, flintstones, goans, headstones, mones, postpones, halftones, telephones, gravestones, limestones, lones, baritones, moonstones, silicones, trombones, saxophones, keystones, megaphones, skin and bones, daimones, fones, gladstones, cherrystones, lohnes, airfones, businessphones, goens, interacciones, joens, knowns, madstones, reesjones, rhys-jones, romanones, soens, thoennes.

Adjectives that are often used to describe cones:
volcanic, small, truncated, large, pine, single, red, female, fir, sensitive, green, male, alluvial, double, only, inverted, blue, foveal, numerous, hollow, smaller, circular, similar, right, pyrometric, parasitic, brown, tiny, cinder, retinal, vaginal, larger, light, crystalline, huge, staminate, neuronal, mature, shaped, percha, composite, pointed, minor, isolated, slender, orange, extinct, serotinous, perfect, sharp, generalized, yellow, spatter, like, woody, ripe, solid, tall, basaltic, bearing, adjacent, oblique, cylindrical, closed, narrow, erect, steep, dry, lofty, concentric.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective cones:
vapour.

Consonant match to cones:
cons, coins, kinds, koons, cannes, cans, keynes, canes, keens, kines, kerns, koans, conns, konze, cains, kearns, khans, kunz, coons, kunze, caines, kernes, kuhns, kanz, konz, kuns, kainz, korns, coones, kouns.

Words that sound like cones:
cones, coins, cans, kinds, cons, canes, kins, combs, coons, cannes, keynes, kens, keens, cains, koons, kines, kunz, khans, kanes, combes, caines, kans, kuns, kunze, conns, konz, kuhns, korns, kanz, canz, cohns, coigns, koines, konze, goans, comes, cone, kings, clones, coney, scones, calms, cose, kona, cams, coms, comms, cona, cums, coas, crones, cohn, kims, coes, koen, coombs, kone, cames, cms, counce, kono, coan, coze, coni, conc, coombes, koni, conce, kms, koas, koonce, coneys, coomes, king's, cohens, koes, cambs, kames, koehne, koans, cowens, krones, ccos, cangues, clns, cohs, ctns, kaons, keams, khoums, kiangs, kimes, gains, gins, gans, ganes, gaines, ganz, goines, ganze.