End

What do we mean by end?

Either extremity of something that has length. noun

The outside or extreme edge or physical limit; a boundary. noun

The point in time when an action, event, or phenomenon ceases or is completed; the conclusion. noun

A result; an outcome. noun

Something toward which one strives; a goal. synonym: intention. noun

The termination of life or existence; death. noun

The ultimate extent; the very limit. noun

The very best; the ultimate. noun

A remainder; a remnant. noun

A share of a responsibility or obligation. noun

A particular area of responsibility. noun

A warp end. noun

Either of the players in the outermost position on the line of scrimmage. Offensive ends are eligible to catch passes. noun

To bring to a conclusion. intransitive verb

To form the last or concluding part of: synonym: complete. intransitive verb

To destroy. intransitive verb

To come to a finish; cease. intransitive verb

To arrive at a place, situation, or condition as a result of a course of action. Often used with up. intransitive verb

To die. intransitive verb

The terminal point of something in space or time.

(by extension) The cessation of an effort, activity, state, or motion.

(by extension) Death.

The most extreme point of an object, especially one that is longer than it is wide.

Result.

A purpose, goal, or aim.

One of the two parts of the ground used as a descriptive name for half of the ground.

The position at the end of either the offensive or defensive line, a tight end, a split end, a defensive end.

A period of play in which each team throws eight rocks, two per player, in alternating fashion.

An ideal point of a graph or other complex.

That which is left; a remnant; a fragment; a scrap.

One of the yarns of the worsted warp in a Brussels carpet.

(in the plural) Money.

1. to finish 2. final point 3. to kill Urban Dictionary

The final chapter of a series or story. The top/bottom of something. The finish. Urban Dictionary

1. a share or portion 2. the greatest Urban Dictionary

In the sport of curling, the subsection of the game where both teams throw the same number of rocks (eight each in a standard game). Scoring only occurs at the conclusion of an end. Urban Dictionary

Your real name is Wendy. You have Tik Tok but barely any followers. You have a cat and he/she’s fat. Your sister is an idiot but you at least will have entertainment. You want to die, but you like Korean Drama. Urban Dictionary

Your buttocks Urban Dictionary

Something i wish would happen to me Urban Dictionary

Graffiti pieces/throw-ups on either a freight or passenger train that extends from one end of the car to the other. Urban Dictionary

Used predominantly in Greater London to mean the area in which you live/are from (usually linked to your postcode). Urban Dictionary

Perfect song by Linkin Park to describe anyone who has put effort into something (typically a relationship) where none of it mattered. A good song to listen to to remind one that the effort was wasted on the wrong person. Note: the lyrics indicate that one party was genuinely interested in pursuing a relationship but the other party was only in it for the sex. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to end:
end.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word end:
tackle, season, war.

Words that rhyme with end:
bend, friend, lend, attend, amend, trend, recommend, contend, extend, spend, transcend, send, tend, blend, commend, portend, comprehend, intend, pretend, apprehend, append, suspend, descend, condescend, offend, mend, dividend, depend, expend, ascend, defend, unbend, fend, weekend, wend, befriend, godsend, impend, misspend, overspend, outspend, penned, distend, girlfriend, abend, bookend, boyfriend, yearend, scend, denned, yenned, shend, downtrend, overextend, pitchblende, mende, hornblende, blende, backend, uptrend, reoffend, ende, best friend, arend, hende, kenned, wende, exboyfriend, sheet bend, townshend, lady friend, wallsend, becket bend, riverbend, carrick bend, rende, extra dividend, next friend, equalizing dividend, stock dividend, landsend, goodfriend, eastend, echemende, gutfreund, relend.

Adjectives that are often used to describe end:
other, lower, upper, far, very, east, west, north, opposite, distal, south, front, southern, eastern, dead, northern, western, anterior, posterior, latter, free, open, rear, proximal, week, right, extreme, ultimate, left, bitter, abrupt, back, outer, top, final, wrong, tragic, chief, deep, inner, loose, bottom, forward, pointed, year, sudden, untimely, closed, narrow, terminal, hand, caudal, inevitable, definite, blunt, sharp, desirable, thin, sad, supreme, fixed, near, happy, rounded, speedy, violent, sole, logical.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective end:
user, point, product, users, plate, products, points, anastomosis, result, organs, funds, plates, systems, jobs, effector, street, chapter, state, moments, pipe, organ, use, delay, results, job, fund, file, uses, processor, companies, papers, server, loader, servers, stage, members, load, scrapers, view, diastole, applications, course, collisions, questions, distance, company, loaders, services, piece, window, road, expiration, wrench, systole, pieces, connection, database, collision, market, models, voltage, bulbs, processors, streets, rot, bearing, member, connections, processing, bonus, feel, tools, rhyme, performance, security, parties, path, game, reaction, encryption, wall, suture.

Consonant match to end:
and, owned, earned, und, awned, ende, a and.

Words that sound like end:
end, ende, and, ent, ind, und, emd, ined, inde, inned, -ent, emde, uned, m.d, ynd, indd, ngd, owned, ond, eend, eind, onde, awned, ownd, aand, aned, aind, einde, ends, bend, ed, send, any, mend, en, n, lend, ne, entered, fend, ender, int, endo, penned, rend, endow, ena, pend, empt, hend, edd, enna, emt, enda, endor, scend, endue, -en, enn, kend, mende, eni, aed, mte, enne, inte, rende, eent, arend, kenned, endi, denned, aaid, endre, enw, immed, imd, endo-, ehn, n., bende, n.y, enni, hende, ennead, ehd, n a, enzed, edde, lende, edh, esne, ndau, end day, enh, -ene, en-, ndar, n e, n.t.