Entire

What do we mean by entire?

Having no part excluded or left out; whole: synonym: whole. adjective

Constituting the full amount, extent, or duration. adjective

Not broken, decayed, or divided; intact. adjective

With no reservations or limitations; complete. adjective

Not castrated. adjective

Not having an indented margin. adjective

Unmixed or unalloyed; pure or homogenous. adjective

The whole; the entirety. noun

An uncastrated horse; a stallion. noun

Entirely; wholly; unreservedly: as, your entire loving brother.

Whole; unbroken; undiminished; perfect; not mutilated; complete; having all its normal substance, elements, or parts: as, not an article was left entire.

In botany, without toothing or division: applied to leaves, petals, etc.

In heraldry, reaching the sides of the shield and apparently made fast to them: said of a bearing, such as a cross.

Not castrated or spayed; uncut: as, an entire horse (that is, a stallion as distinguished from a gelding).

Full; complete; undivided; wholly unshared, undisputed, or unmixed: as, the general had the entire command of the army; to have one's entire confidence.

Essential; real; true.

Interior; internal.

The total; the whole matter or thing; entirety. noun

A kind of malt liquor known also as porter or Stout. noun

The whole of something; the entirety.

An uncastrated horse; a stallion.

A complete envelope with stamps and all official markings: (prior to the use of envelopes) a page folded and posted.

Porter or stout as delivered from the brewery.

The whole of something, not one piece, but the complete thing. Urban Dictionary

You are the definition And I love you for ever Urban Dictionary

Hol Horse's retarded half-cousin Urban Dictionary

Adjective; Whole entire is used to describe/broaden the impact of a certain thing. Urban Dictionary

.see Jesus (the real definition) Urban Dictionary

The written equivalent of 'I (or 'you') have no life'. It is derived from the TiVo television recording device. When you have selected a program to record, the machine asks you if you want to 'Record Entire Series'. This choice will provide you with much viewing fodder for months to come. This is a necessary choice for those devoid of options for social interaction. Urban Dictionary

A verb used when talking about a great evil or catastrophe. Urban Dictionary

Idiots..... Urban Dictionary

Platt and its inhabitants Urban Dictionary

A phrase meaning "Everything in your possession" or "Your entire inventory." Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to entire:
entire, entice, entre, enfire, intire, sentire, pentire.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word entire:
inventory, length.

Words that rhyme with entire:
fire, wire, dire, acquire, prior, desire, require, satire, tire, quagmire, flyer, mire, hire, attire, transpire, enquire, choir, flier, liar, retire, sire, dryer, pryor, brier, conspire, mier, briar, friar, dyer, bonfire, pyre, drier, umpire, wildfire, supplier, trier, amplifier, higher, identifier, misfire, crier, buyer, campfire, ceasefire, hier, multiplier, qualifier, pacifier, rectifier, emulsifier, shier, fryer, eyer, meyer, plier, frier, homebuyer, on fire, gunfire, prier, ayer, rewire, foxfire, cease-fire, occupier, cryer, crown fire, shyer, trior, barbed wire, purifier, live wire, schier, hair dryer, hotwire, humidifier, magnifier, sigher, plyer, spier, squier, meier, fortifier, highflier, nigher, wrier, wryer, brush fire, guyer, tyer, stier, dwyer, flat tire, open fire, pryer, greek fire, set on fire, trip wire, catch fire, cross wire.

Adjectives that are often used to describe entire:
more, most, simple, alternate, opposite, oblong, long, pretty, left, anal, small, quite, large, ovate, lanceolate, very, whole, upper, oval, smooth, acuminate, lower, obtuse, broad, wide, shaped, narrow, less, ovary, short, acute, linear, sessile, pallial, thin, outer, complete, coriaceous, petiolate, printed, obovate, aperture, posterior, circular, petioled, thick, preopercle, cordate, burnt, lateral, perfect, inner, leaves, front, apex, female, occupied, ever, latter, green, dorsal, nasal, elliptic, longer, radical, rounded, tolerably, anterior, exstipulate, dead, joint, extant.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective entire:
system, population, body, world, life, length, process, area, period, family, country, community, group, range, surface, region, nation, structure, year, day, history, field, universe, class, program, book, force, city, army, course, set, industry, project, staff, career, organization, series, section, story, operation, amount, spectrum, economy, chapter, absence, company, cycle, confidence, issue, village, mass, team, building, volume, sequence, network, procedure, contents, cost, race, sample, plant, collection, satisfaction, scene, text, manuscript, continent, generation, list, complex, wall, coast, territory, town, week, floor, district, unit, front, families, crew, block.

Consonant match to entire:
antiar, entier, enterer, antaya, auntie who, enter e, enter he, enter her, hunter he, inter a, inter her, into a, into e, into her, into who, untie a, untie her.

Words that sound like entire:
entire, intire, untier, endure, inter, indoor, enticer, indear, inter-, entier, kintyre, intr, entires, intar, on tour, inhere, into, enter, attire, entice, ensure, endear, integer, untie, insure, instore, emptier, inder, inure, inti, unter, inta, indore, inshore, in two, endower, wintour, instar, entr, in-store, in store, indre, untired, unwire, intu, entrer, intoe, in tears, mintier, and or, undoer, a and r, indicter, intoner, in tow, sentire, anti, antler, anter, antis, antre, antar, andar, cn tower, aunter, antimer, vintner, kintner, lintner, inaner, unhair, endeavor, endured, endeavour, entirely, ender, endures, entirety, enquire, centaur, emir, endor, atar, ente, ento, enta, annoyer, denyer, eent, enstore, endite, centar, entierty, endre, cinter, entero, endler, entrar, entune, entera.