Earth

What do we mean by earth?

The land surface of the world. noun

The softer, friable part of land; soil, especially productive soil. noun

The third planet from the sun, having a sidereal period of revolution about the sun of 365.26 days at a mean distance of approximately 149.6 million kilometers (92.96 million miles), a sidereal rotation period of 23 hours 56.07 minutes, an average radius of 6,378.1 kilometers (3,963 miles), and a mass of approximately 5.9736 × 1024 kilograms (1.3169 × 1025 pounds). noun

The realm of mortal existence; the temporal world. noun

The human inhabitants of the world. noun

Worldly affairs and pursuits. noun

Everyday life; reality. noun

The substance of the human body; clay. noun

The lair of a burrowing animal. noun

The ground of an electrical circuit. noun

Any of several metallic oxides, such as alumina or zirconia, that are difficult to reduce and were formerly regarded as elements. noun

To cover or heap (plants) with soil for protection. intransitive verb

To chase (an animal) into an underground hiding place. intransitive verb

To burrow or hide in the ground. Used of a hunted animal. intransitive verb

(on earth) Among all the possibilities. idiom

The act of plowing; a plowing. noun

A day's plowing. noun

To hide in or as in the earth.

The third planet of the Solar System; the world upon which humans live.

The personification of the Earth or earth, as a fertile woman or goddess.

Mostly harmless. Urban Dictionary

The place that the human race has for thousands of years tried to destroy, and are finally getting it right.. Urban Dictionary

A very dangerous place as every living thing on the planet eventually dies Urban Dictionary

The biggest planet in the world Urban Dictionary

The offical breeding ground of the human race. Urban Dictionary

A pointless lump of rotating rock where chavs rule the innocent bystandrs and cause misery and mayhem, without which all shrinks would be unemployed. Urban Dictionary

George Bush's favourite game boy game. When georgey lad gets bored he invades a country here and there. This planet is beautiful and needs respect, not him and his "peace-keepers" to go and kill inoccent people and burn all that oil Urban Dictionary

A word used by five percenters to refer to females. Urban Dictionary

We love the earth we love the earth it is our planet, we love the earth it is our planet, WIgger I am a wigger, I am a wigger, I am a wigger Tigger cat Hi im a tigger cat, hi im a tigger cat Urban Dictionary

A planet full of queers who think that life isn't about doing what's right vs. doing what's wrong but instead they think it's about how much ass you can kiss in order to get ahead and that there is no such thing as right or wrong in other words they're all good little nazi assholes who follow orders by kissing all the right asses and do not care how evil the outcome of that is That's pretty fucked up right there! Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to earth:
earth, dearth, hearth, darth, garth, barth, eath, arth, warth, harth, narth, yearth, parth, marth, erth, earsh, earts.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word earth:
orbit, planets, planetary, pageant, asteroid, planet, mars, orbital, spacecraft, eclipse, moon, aliens, lunar, heaven, venus, alien, solar, sun, magnitude, atmosphere, humanity, superman, gravity, miss, observation, goddess, nasa, satellite, galaxy, universe, humans, gods, apparent, sky, sciences, wind, radiation, destroy, diameter, magnetic, thereby, space.

Words that rhyme with earth:
dearth, worth, birth, berth, mirth, girth, firth, unearth, rebirth, childbirth, perth, wirth, hirth, gerth, giving birth, furth, hayworth, woolworth, wigglesworth, give birth, wentworth, express mirth, leavenworth, kenilworth, chatsworth, kurth, virgin birth, breech birth, butterworth, natural childbirth, woodworth, stallworth, duckworth, molesworth, werth, fort worth, foxworth, live birth, place of birth, spiritual rebirth, wurth, alternative birth, bradley method of childbirth, fuerth, upper berth, active birth, vaginal birth, read method of childbirth, skipworth, ashworth, bloodworth, holdsworth, hollingsworth, whitworth, lower berth, sick berth, cudworth, hackworth, longworth, shuttleworth, illingworth, titsworth, at birth, elsworth, given birth, kenworth, hollingworth, killingsworth, bloodsworth, keyworth, burnworth, dunworth, houseworth, networth, beckworth, burnsworth, cutbirth, dillworth, ducksworth, dunsworth, ellingsworth, hollandsworth, hollinsworth, kerth, longsworth, middlesworth, pickworth, shuttlesworth, wedgeworth.

Adjectives that are often used to describe earth:
whole, new, red, solid, black, soft, green, dry, entire, damp, brown, bare, dark, loose, moist, rare, very, hard, wet, rich, cold, fresh, frozen, flat, wide, fine, parched, warm, near, diatomaceous, yellow, calcareous, round, scorched, spherical, alkaline, baked, fertile, primitive, beautiful, habitable, down, infusorial, packed, sandy, firm, native, broad, barren, excavated, fair, sacred, hot, dead, rammed, inhabited, fruitful, thirsty, burnt, naked, dull, cool, dusty, raw, light, sweet, clean, siliceous, holy, reddish, muddy.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective earth:
elements, metals, life, shaking, movements, worms, goddess, works, policy, science, worm, ions, mother, sciences, stations, work, materials, tremors, scientists, god, times, days, floor, atmosphere, orbit, tones, dams, currents, walls, approach, oxides, element, movement, dwellers, surface, mounds, closets, floors, roads, satellites, ground, plane, spirit, pressure, banks, colors, spirits, person, tone, lodge, metal, feet, tactics, burial, style, compounds, station, quake, lodges, crust, closet, faults, movers, gods, pressures, magnets, consciousness, fault, minerals, houses, quakes, resources, region, advice, waves, wall, embankments, soils, lives, ion, colours.

Consonant match to earth:
oath, eighth, auth, uthe.

Words that sound like earth:
earth, rth, erth, urth, raw, ra, rah, raa, rawe, rha, raah, rauh, wraw, are, birth, er, or, ers, mirth, awry, girth, err, perth, irk, dearth, rath, ert, berth, earthy, erk, firth, -er, hre, rao, erm, arth, irt, orth, erse, earths, raith, hrt, earthed, dirth, erf, gerth, furth, hree, aree, awr, rathe, rau, arre, irm, erz, hry, -ry, erc, hirth, arrt, erte, derth, erce, irc, eure, hrs, kurth, arae, awre, hra, crwth, eirie, eartha, birthe, aers, arres, murth, erh, irse, raie, ooa, airth, arrs, irq, erme, berthe, mirthe, irte, -our, awrt, erke, rauw, .er, erq, eroi, raue, awra, arrau, irh, irhs.