Czar

What do we mean by czar?

A male monarch or emperor, especially one of the emperors who ruled Russia until the revolution of 1917. noun

A person having great power or authority. noun

An emperor; a king; specifically, the common title of the Emperor of Russia. noun

An article of dress, apparently a cravat, in use in the early part of the eighteenth century: probably named in compliment to Peter the Great, who visited England in 1698. noun

A king; a chief; the title of the emperor of Russia. noun

Alternative spelling of tsar. noun

A person having great power noun

A male monarch or emperor (especially of Russia prior to 1917) noun

An appointed official tasked to regulate or oversee a specific area.

Literally the nicest person ever. he’s cute, smart and one of the best people you will ever meet. Urban Dictionary

To get flamepoked in such a way you burst into flames because of it. Urban Dictionary

Common reference to pizza in certain Boston neighborhoods Urban Dictionary

Used as an alias be many people. Originally meant 'a russian king' in russia ;) Urban Dictionary

The newest, latest, and greatest drug. Only the coolest of the cool know about it, and how to get it. Urban Dictionary

Used in sitcom "The Office". To be assigned to observe co-workers' work activity. Basically a snitch. Urban Dictionary

A tune czar is someone who decides that they're in charge of the music that will be played in your car, on your stereo, on your Ipod or whatever. They get to decide everything that plays, with no input from you or anyone else. Urban Dictionary

Bigger cock blocking best friend of slutty white girls. Queen cock block. Urban Dictionary

A term that is synonymous with self stimulation of ones penis by ones hand by act of masturbation. Urban Dictionary

Someone who thinks they know everything about COVID rules and guidelines. They criticize everyone for not adhering to the rules... even though they don’t follow the rules themselves. They go as far as reporting people to the schools and government. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to czar:
czar.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word czar:
czarina, baldy, nicholas, abdicated, simeon, alexander, russia, ivan, bald, nicolas, lenin, tsar, bulgaria, napoleon, oversee, empress, russian, caesar, siberia, bradley, peter, boris, nixon, baltic, prussia, moscow, mapping, invaded, finland, iii, reed, throne, imperial, revolution, obama, drug, orthodox, clinton, hollywood, exile, warsaw, armies, jews, finnish, princess, emperor, serbian, bush, palace, ballet, visited, vienna.

Words that rhyme with czar:
bar, car, star, avatar, far, r, spar, jar, bizarre, repertoire, par, are, tar, mar, reservoir, char, radar, scar, guitar, bazaar, seminar, memoir, ajar, registrar, gar, barre, alar, caviar, ar, dinar, subpar, qatar, myanmar, jaguar, marr, parr, afar, hectare, lodestar, tsar, sidebar, lar, cinnabar, rebar, commissar, feldspar, cigar, carr, lumbar, sitar, crowbar, akbar, saar, csar, bazar, revoir, haar, so far, har, starr, mylar, sandbar, superstar, adar, thar, dar, babar, lamar, dakar, railcar, barr, voir, sar, renoir, by far, streetcar, boxcar, magyar, nascar, disbar, alcazar, shooting star, au revoir, boyar, millibar, handlebar, foobar, amar, navarre, amritsar, snack bar, rock star, chocolate bar, azar, sports car, zanzibar, mawr, motorcar, race car, thus far.

Adjectives that are often used to describe czar:
new, russian, late, young, last, great, present, economic, first, former, old, mighty, future, proclaimed, autocratic, absolute, poor, virtual, powerful, cultural, dead, youthful, terrible, federal, bulgarian, called, unfortunate, mad, bloody, weak, despotic, orthodox, famous, undisputed, liberal, royal, haughty, beloved, wartime, gentle, triumphant, angry, deceased, underworld, benevolent, unhappy, muscovite, sole, mock, tyrannical, omnipotent, cruel, dynamic, holy, reluctant, legitimate, appointed, petty, veritable, eager, pious, rightful, supreme, unofficial, illustrious, generous, fledged, household, insulting.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective czar:
peter, reed, alexander, liberator, alexis, nicholas, grad, prisoner, paul, himfelf, rules, orders, ivan, rule, theodore, great, violets, cannon, advances, grand, reply, days, iii, dmitri, support, grants, regime, feodor, lies, insignia, briefly, godunov, dead, shishman, reformer, plans, fears, michaelowitz, drinks, laugh, emancipator, downwards, justice, fault, assurances, peace, mayor, revenge, yield, family, bell, permission, sail, abdicates, commands, aims, russia, swatoslaus, director, homage, father, boris, michael, escape, basilovitch, deliverer, put, triumphs, wills, first, visit, master, type, ruling, lives, model.

Consonant match to czar:
tsar, csar, zarr, zerr, zier, zehr, zarre, zayre.

Words that sound like czar:
czar, tsar, zar, csar, zaar, zoar, xer, zehr, zier, zeer, zerr, zarr, zayre, sar, saar, sarh, sarr, sore, sour, soar, zer, saur, sor, zard, zahra, sorr, zah, saor, zor, sauer, czars, azar, soare, zaz, sawer, zas, zir, azhar, zur, zart, zarf, zari, zha, zarro, zre, zoller, zarb, zary, zoz, zaffre, ssor, ozar, zaffer, zahner, zahler, zarn, zonar, xlr, souir, izhar, zaller, char, seer, har, sear, sawyer, sayer, rar, sare, iar, cear, cyr, haar, sair, charr, e r, sayre, ceer, scire, cier, jaar, sehr, caere, rarr, a r, schar, saer, raar, schaar, c.a, arar, sahr, aurar, chaar, seier, charre, i r, o r, schaer, c.r.