Continental

What do we mean by continental?

Of, relating to, or characteristic of a continent. adjective

Of or relating to the mainland of Europe; European. adjective

Of or relating to the American colonies during and immediately after the American Revolution. adjective

Used as an intensive. adjective

An inhabitant of a continent. noun

An inhabitant of the mainland of Europe; a European. noun

A native of the continental United States living or working in Puerto Rico or the US Virgin Islands. noun

A soldier in the American army during the American Revolution. noun

A piece of paper money issued by the Continental Congress during the American Revolution. noun

Relating or pertaining to, or of the nature of, a continent; entitled to be considered a continent.

Characteristic of a continent: opposed to insular: as, a continental climate. See below.

Specifically, of or belonging to the continent, as distinguished from adjacent islands, and especially to the continent of Europe: as, the continental press; the continental Sunday.

Inclined to favor a strengthening of the general government and an increase of unity among the colonies.

A native or an inhabitant of a continent, specifically of the continent of Europe. noun

In American history, a soldier of the regular army of the revolted colonies in the war of independence. noun

Of or pertaining to a continent. adjective

Of or pertaining to the main land of Europe, in distinction from the adjacent islands, especially England. adjective

Of or pertaining to the confederated colonies collectively, in the time of the Revolutionary War. adjective

See under Congress. adjective

Someone from the continent.

A member of the Continental army.

Paper scrip (paper money) issued by the continental congress, largely worthless by the end of the war.

(by extension) The smallest amount; a whit; a jot.

When a turd ceases to be a island in the toilet and becomes a continent; often completely filling the hopper. Urban Dictionary

A slang, somewhat derogatory term used by British (mainly English) people to refer to people from Mainland Europe. Urban Dictionary

What Bulgarian and Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov is lovingly referred to as by some Man Utd fans. Urban Dictionary

To use fancy words, catch phrases, and overly pronounced foreign words that makes one appear to be worldly traveled and high class. Urban Dictionary

To have had sex with someone from all six inhabited continents (North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, Oceania). Each partner must have been born on the land mass in question to count towards the total. Urban Dictionary

Adj. Bud from a Cannabis that is fairly descent. Above residential but still below the mighty presidential Urban Dictionary

Taking a girl or guy out on a first date that consists of multiple locations, all relative to a different country. An example would be; dinner at a Thai resturant, an Imax movie about Penguins in Antarctica, then Drinks at an Irish Pub. Urban Dictionary

Throughout the continent Urban Dictionary

The act of penetrating one's parter from behind, while reaching around and fellating his or her genitalia (also known as a reacharound) with one hand, and simultaneously having one's thumb or fingers on the other hand sucked on. The partner in the front (being penetrated) reaches behind their head for the penetrator to suck on their fingers or thumb. The sensation of having one's fingers sucked on can simulate the feeling of a blowjob, and can be quite arousing. The participant in the rear is said to be giving a Continental. The participant in the front is said to be receiving a Continental. The act can be performed heterosexually or homosexually, and draws its name from the idea that the participants are reaching back and forth around each other, as if reaching all around the globe. Urban Dictionary

A curse (bad) word in Filipino language usually heard from the 'sosyal' type of people like Paris Hilton. Discovered by Kuya Jobert. It is somewhat the superlative form of the word "Pakyu" and is very effective if once said with a very hard and strong Filipino Accent. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to continental:
continental, continent, continents, continentals, continently, condimental, continente, bicontinental.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word continental:
dfa, shelf, crust, divide, shelves, subduction, snowy, climate, oceanic, drift, abbreviated, humid, tire, quota, slope, warm, congress, depths, precipitation, cycling, indoor, europe, cold, americas, maps, collision, confederation, classification, revolutionary, continent, margin, plate, temperature, regiment, cool, army, militia, airline, qualification, dry, philosophy, declaration, rocks, residing, basketball, colonies, ocean, express, mediterranean, cup.

Words that rhyme with continental:
fundamental, detrimental, judgemental, gentle, incidental, transcendental, instrumental, incremental, sentimental, mental, oriental, monumental, rental, dental, temperamental, elemental, kennel, environmental, judgmental, supplemental, occidental, accidental, lentil, fennel, coincidental, parental, experimental, ornamental, chenille, phenol, developmental, phenyl, crenel, yentl, departmental, governmental, centile, quenelle, cental, intercontinental, transcontinental, regimental, intergovernmental, pentyl, nongovernmental, gentil, trental, kentle, crenelle, ental, unsentimental, compartmental, henle, xenyl, dog fennel, occidentale, wennel, fennell, pennell, pennel, common fennel, florence fennel, simental, pimental, water fennel, sentell, kennell, again ill, again till, ascent hill, ascent till, assent till, ben hill, bene il, benel, bent till, cent till, consent till, den til, den till, descent till, event till, extent till, fehnel, gen hull, glen hill, grenell, haenel, ken hill, kent hill, meant ill, meant till, men ill, men till, n il, n ill, pancontinental, pen till, president hill, president till.

Adjectives that are often used to describe continental:
inter, worth, mid, new, black, anglo, white, old, second, big, blue, more, british, contemporary, hotel, recent, dark, tropical, pan, sub, tri, non, gray, green, century, analytic, inglorious, trans, shiny, near, cylinder, lnter, oceanic, distinguished, sleek, fellow, boston, horsepower, exclusive, yellow, 1nter, called, teledyne, luxurious, foot, eminent, longer, elegant, colored, humid, chauffeured, invalid, maritime, creek, gallant, marine, conditioned.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective continental:
shelf, europe, states, crust, margin, drift, slope, countries, shelves, breakfast, margins, areas, climate, powers, masses, divide, congress, army, war, nations, area, scale, mass, rise, glaciers, deposits, troops, regions, colonies, lithosphere, philosophy, sediments, air, slopes, plates, origin, tour, interior, rocks, sheets, asia, america, writers, money, blocks, wars, interiors, glaciation, plate, climates, blockade, cities, islands, expansion, politics, currency, tradition, affairs, possessions, glacier, collision, greece, sheet, empire, waters, neighbours, allies, nation, markets, market, influences, defense, limits, cuisine, trade, europeans, armies, ports, boundary, languages, unity, dominions, boundaries, ice.

Words that sound like continental:
continental, continentals, continentally, condimental, continente, consonantal, continent, continents, kontinent, continently, sentimental, continuity, subcontinental.