Endowment

What do we mean by endowment?

The act of endowing. noun

Funds or property donated to an institution, individual, or group as a source of income. noun

A natural gift, ability, or quality. noun

The act of settling dower on a woman. noun

The act of settling a fund or permanent provision for the support of any person or object, as a student, a professorship, a school, a hospital, etc. noun

That which is bestowed or settled; property, fund, or revenue permanently appropriated to any object: as, the endowments of a church, hospital, or college. noun

That which is given or bestowed on the person or mind; gift of nature; in the plural, natural equipment of body or mind, or both; attributes or aptitudes. noun

Synonyms Bequest, present, gift, fund. noun

Acquirements, Acquisitions, Attainments, etc. (see acquirement); gift, talent, capacity, genius, parts. See comparison under genius. noun

The act of bestowing a dower, fund, or permanent provision for support. noun

That which is bestowed or settled on a person or an institution; property, fund, or revenue permanently appropriated to any object. noun

That which is given or bestowed upon the person or mind; gift of nature; accomplishment; natural capacity; talents; -- usually in the plural. noun

Something with which a person or thing is endowed. noun

Funds invested for the support and benefit of a not-for-profit institution. noun

The capital that provides income for an institution noun

Natural abilities or qualities noun

The act of endowing with a permanent source of income noun

Something with which a person or thing is endowed.

Property or funds invested for the support and benefit of a person or not-for-profit institution.

Endowment assurance or pure endowment.

A ceremony designed to prepare participants for their role in the afterlife.

The scientific name for penis, cock, and/or dick. Usually referred to when making size measurements. Urban Dictionary

(n.); endow (v.) An investment fund comprised of donated money. These investments are capital and earmarked for development. Sometimes the funds are in the form of smaller donations. Other funds are granted from large philanthropic (planned giving) organizations such as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The latter and many other philanthropic organizations are large endowments that in turn disburse funds to other endowments. Endowments are often tax-free or lower-tax investments. Endowments are often associated with universities. Other endowed organizations include public television and radio, museums, theaters, hospitals, and non governmental organizations (NGOs). Urban Dictionary

Typically used for a guy to mean he's got a big penis, and for a girl to mean she has big breasts. Urban Dictionary

The size of a human male's penis, being of above average size when compared to other human males. Urban Dictionary

1. A man who has, or claims to have a large penis (usually used as an inaccurate self-description). 2. Someonee who is wealthy. Used largely by ignorant people who have to try to use big words to make them feel smart, even if they don't know what the words mean. Urban Dictionary

Endowed: 1. most often refered in colloquial terms as 'highly endowed' meaning and also implicating that a male is well 'hung' see 'hung'b. Large Genitals 2.a. To equip or supply with a talent or quality b. To imagine as having a usually favorable trait or quality 3.Provide source of income Middle English endowen, from Anglo-Norman endouer : Old French en-, intensive pref.; see en-1 + Old French douer, to provide with a dowry (from Latin dtre, from ds, dt-, dowry. See d- in Indo-European Roots). Urban Dictionary

The polite way of commenting on the size of certain body features, usually applied to Breasts, Buttocks, and the Penis. Urban Dictionary

Well Endowed - Meaning that someone has been blessed with a perfect (or long) X. X can be anything from tits, penis or big balls. Urban Dictionary

A boy with a really big butt that everyone wants a piece off usually referred to in gay intercourse. Urban Dictionary

A man or a boy who is famous among all his friends for having a large penis , and sometimes impressive testicles, too. For him,especially when young, this is always something to be proud of in front of boys, and sometimes embarrassing,curiously, in front of girls. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to endowment:
endowment, indowment, enrolment, enjoyment, endowments, enduement.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word endowment:
neh, humanities, nea, guggenheim, fellowship, fund, arts, lilly, grants, democracy, endowed, foundation, ned, lecture, grant, donation, tuition, fundraising, gifts, charitable, trustees, carnegie, foundations, gift, valued, funds, trustee, tamil, scholarship, peace, trust, poetry, donated, funded, million, recipient, billion, yale, prize, hindu, chair, alumni, faculty, funding, colleges, harvard, creative, honor, assets, temple, award, ceremony, excellence, undergraduate, institute, abbey, administered, investment, monastery.

Words that rhyme with endowment:
aument.

Adjectives that are often used to describe endowment:
natural, genetic, original, native, intellectual, initial, mental, permanent, special, total, rich, physical, human, biological, innate, hereditary, superior, spiritual, private, religious, generous, poor, concurrent, unrestricted, divine, additional, adequate, liberal, year, substantial, constitutional, average, peculiar, moral, larger, unique, relative, pure, educational, ample, charitable, rare, annual, sufficient, supernatural, limited, extraordinary, perpetual, productive, highest, artistic, magnificent, modest, municipal, exceptional, fixed, unequal, poetic, musical, unusual, largest, aggregate, valuable, emotional, congenital.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective endowment:
funds, insurance, fund, lands, policy, policies, support, theory, house, ratio, land, model, income, effect, ratios, proportions, assurances, approach, contract, differences, houses, output, basis, bundle, account, colleges, generating, changes, pledge, accounts, estate, scheme, contrast, ray, environment, board, effects, consumption, building, models, campaign, grants, question, setting, programs, grant, design, contracts, test, assurance.

Consonant match to endowment:
induement, enduement, indowment.

Words that sound like endowment:
endowment, endowments, endictment, enjoyment, sentiment, endearment, indictment, inducement, enrolment, inditement, mendment, in demand, tendment, ointment, adamant, condiment, on demand, andaman, on-demand, endorsement, fundament, intimate, sediment, eminent, indignant, indecent, tenement, indolent, edmund, indigent, enticement, edmond, interment, enactment, pediment, entombment, amendement, endymion, entailment, endurement, a moment, endian, lentement, undecent, any moment, end man, indomite, rudiment, oddment, mandment, onement, indent, enamine, indorsement, adorement, endowing, innominate, entombing, any minute, end to end, unmeant, end-to-end, in the mind, on the mend, element, entertainment, amendment, imminent, anemone, immanent, embodiment, enrichment, enrollment, enjambment, entrant, enjoyments, enragement, endearments, enden, entrainment, edman, etymon, edomite, entwinement, anemony, endurant, embayment, endnote, emanant, enjoinment, ent man, ensuant, endeavorment, endmost, entreatment, etamin, enamorment, enrolments, endamage, in a moment.