Continue

What do we mean by continue?

To go on with a particular action or in a particular condition; persist. intransitive verb

To exist over a period; last. intransitive verb

To remain in the same state, capacity, or place. intransitive verb

To go on after an interruption; resume. intransitive verb

To extend in a given direction. intransitive verb

To carry on; persist in. intransitive verb

To carry further in time, space, or development; extend. intransitive verb

To cause to remain or last; retain or maintain. intransitive verb

To carry on after an interruption; resume. intransitive verb

To postpone or adjourn. intransitive verb

To connect or unite; make continuous.

To extend from one point to another; produce or draw out in length: as, continue the line from A to B; let the line be continued to the boundary.

To protract or carry on; not to cease from or terminate.

To persevere in; not to cease to do or use: as, to continue the same diet.

To carry on from the point of suspension; resume the course of; extend in the same course: as, to continue a line of railroad from its present terminus; the story will be continued next week.

To suffer or cause to remain as before; retain: as, to continue judges in their posts.

To keep enduringly; prolong the state or life of.

To go forward or onward in any course or action; proceed: the opposite of cease: as, he continued talking for some minutes more.

To persevere; be steadfast or constant in any course.

To remain in a state or place; abide or stay indefinitely.

An option allowing a gamer to resume play after game over, when all lives have been lost.

A statement which causes a loop to start executing the next iteration, skipping the statements following it.

The most visited word in UD. The word on the orange button that signifies "I have understood the instructions and wish to proceed." The word that all UD editors click on before adding a definition. Urban Dictionary

A meme that occurs when a traumatizing event is about to happen. Urban Dictionary

A lame plot device consisting of a disclaimer often seen at the unexplained or hasty ending of a TV programme informing the viewer that either: -a main character may have possibly died or left permanently (but usually hasn't, if they have the actor likely quit working on the show due to pay disputes) -the script writers are fresh out of ideas until next week/month -the director of the TV show believes viewers actually have attention spans longer than goldfish, absolutely no lives and care enough about the characters & plot that they are willing to sit on their ass for days and nights patiently awaiting the conclusion of last week's cliff-hanger -the director believes making an audience wait anywhere from 24 hours to 1 week for a continuation will actually build anticipation and suspense among them and generate more interest in his show (instead of actually annoying the living shit out of them) -the script writers got over-ambitious or just plain fucking lazy, and couldn't finish the episode within the deadline -the episode has gone over it's allotted TV channel timeslot and hence will be replayed sometime later -there wasn't enough time to finish the episode within 5 minutes -technical/financial/on-set/casting difficulties made finishing the episode impossible -a cliff-hanger/what-if/multi-part story arc has been planned for future episodes (usually occurs when one season of a show ends, the following episode will begin with a recap of the previous one) Urban Dictionary

1. a continuous or connected whole. 2. a movie scenario giving the complete action, scenes, etc., in detail and in the order in which they are to be shown on the screen. Along with Symmetry shown in the scene Urban Dictionary

When someone is doing a verb repetitively. Urban Dictionary

In sociology, a continuity is a lingering attachment such as a couple who got a divorce but still have sex. Urban Dictionary

Continuously Urban Dictionary

Continuous nudity Urban Dictionary

A to be continued is a wank that you can't finish off for a specific reason. E.g someone's knocked on the door or you have to go to work. Urban Dictionary

This describes a lifestyle for moving on and maximizing life to the fullest, beyond the age of fifty. It is a word that can be used in place of the word retirement, since the word retirement no longer describes the new mind shift in how people are carrying out their lifestyles after the age of fifty. To retire is to cease, to continue is to move on with no interruptions. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to continue:
continue, continuo, continua, continu, continuum, convince, confine, continual, tontine, continued, continues, pontine, conine, cantine, continuer, continuos, contline, contin, contone, coniine, cotinus, contino, continuate, coneine, recontinue, contini, contenu, continuare, cortinae, cortine, cantique, continuar, conique, continere.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word continue:
grow, operate, journey.

Words that rhyme with continue:
discontinue, begin you, berlin you, bin you, chin you, chin yu, gin you, grin you, herein you, in you, inn you, jin yu, kin you, lin yu, pin you, shin yu, sin u, sin you, skin hue, skin you, spin you, therein you, thin you, tin u, tin you, wherein you, win you, within hew, within u, within you, yin yu.

Adjectives that are often used to describe continue:
click, select, must, left, cool, problems, flo, right, f10, convenient, press, hard, else, alternative, fio, correct, journal, please, daily, face, how, print, win, fid, empty, optional, quick, harassment, hilly, assessment, bred, whenever, therapeutic, huan, intermediate, downward, exercise, prompt, slap, fort, recommendations.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective continue:
statement, command, write, figure, end, fig, handler, statements, print, return, read, program, goto, option, stop, hwy, reading, call, instant, straight, mine, endif, card, button, treatment, comment, workspace, keyword, key, section, instruction, sampling, music, until, subroutine, press, request, printing, your, circling, commands, the, code, tracking, tape, format, scene, close, road, working, search, display, monitoring, execution, routine, punch, stamina, acceleration, operations, dependent, list, message, firm, note, thou, next, default, transitions, looking, transition.

Words that sound like continue:
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