Cultivating

What do we mean by cultivating?

To grow plants, notably crops

To nurture; to foster; to tend.

To turn or stir soil in preparation for planting.

Knowledgeable, someone who has a good education, information, or taste an manners. Urban Dictionary

The act of gathering energy from heaven and earth and refining it into your own power and strength. Urban Dictionary

A person who absorbs qi/chi/mana or spirit energy that is present in the air via breathing exercises or through pores on their body. Urban Dictionary

ONE who cultivates master herbs at top qualities, such as KUSH Urban Dictionary

When you are talking to someone who is a minor, but don't make a move until their 18th birthday. Urban Dictionary

To grow or create. Normally refering to the male testicles. Urban Dictionary

To take your fingers and lightly play with a females vagina. ., past tense; cultivated Urban Dictionary

The act of banging a bar scank in a freshly plowed field, then pulling out and shooting your load in the dirt, thus truly planting your seed. Urban Dictionary

Wishes for a well-being or prosperity of a person that is based on values: reasonable sufficiency and sustainability, culture & spirituality, ethics, solidarity; person being able to act freely on his/her goals but mindfully to his/her environment (social & natural); work-health-leisure-life balance approach/philosophy - exact opposite of uncapped or astronomical wealth, greed, excessive or vulgar overspending, amassing wealth unethically, immorally, illegally, direct contrast to an unrestrained consumerism/ materialism Urban Dictionary

What happens when a man has a really sandy vagina. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to cultivating:
cultivating, cultivation, captivating, culminating, ultimating, cultivations.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word cultivating:
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Words that rhyme with cultivating:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe cultivating:
worth, little, close, non, busy, careful, modern, mere, urgent, self, yearly, intensive, shallow, front, poorest, mechanical.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective cultivating:
owners, households, landlords, landowners, creativity, classes, families, owner, proprietors, tenants, farmers, castes, peasants, leukocytes, resistance, class, areas, peoples, populations, landholders, instantly, family, receivers, period, tenures, climate, countries, regions, termites, villages, region, farms, landlord, cells, tribes, change, communities, population, diversity, lyceum, interests, holders, farmer, listenership, proprietor, hobbies, earners, occupants, developments, imagination, section, community, districts, tribesmen, ownership, continuum, knife, corn, tenant, vegetables, season, creditors, persons, skill, societies, cultivators, vulnerability, district, household, land, lymphocytes, egotism, clients, behaviors, meaning, tackle, crops, moneylenders, one, labourers, awareness, tradition, departments, lessees, lenders, peasant, machines, category.

Words that sound like cultivating:
cultivating, cultivation, cultivates, cultivate, cultivated, cultivator, captivating, cultivators, collating, collecting.