Episode

What do we mean by episode?

An incident or event that is part of a progression or a larger sequence. noun

One of a series of events in the course of a narrative or drama. synonym: occurrence. noun

A separate part of a serialized work, such as a novel or television series. noun

A section of a classic Greek tragedy that occurs between two choric songs. noun

A passage between statements of a main subject or theme, as in a rondo or fugue. noun

A separate incident, story, or action introduced in a poem, narrative, or other writing for the purpose of giving greater variety; an incidental narrative or digression separable from the main subject, but naturally arising from it. noun

An incident or action standing out by itself, but more or less connected with a complete series of events: as, an episode of the war; an episode in one's life. noun

In music, an intermediate or digressive section of a composition, especially in a contrapuntal work, like a fugue. noun

A separate incident, story, or action, introduced for the purpose of giving a greater variety to the events related; an incidental narrative, or digression, separable from the main subject, but naturally arising from it. noun

An incident or action standing out by itself, but more or less connected with a complete series of events. noun

An installment of a drama told in parts, as in a TV series. noun

A happening that is distinctive in a series of related events noun

A part of a broadcast serial noun

Film consisting of a succession of related shots that develop a given subject in a movie noun

A brief section of a literary or dramatic work that forms part of a connected series noun

An incident, action, or time period standing out by itself, but more or less connected with a complete series of events.

An instalment of a drama told in parts, as in a TV series.

1. In literature or entertainment, a segment of a series. 2. In medicine, an instance of a medical condition. Urban Dictionary

Difficult times; trials and tribulations. A wordfit caused by a medical condition (usually epilepsy) Urban Dictionary

Noun- the belief that all of your life is basically one big television show. Most notably showcased in "the truman show" starring jim carrey, this is often described as acute paranoia. (other forms: episodist, episodistic) Urban Dictionary

When an adult throws a temper tantrum like a child does when he doesn't get what or things don't go the way they want. The adult acts like a child by yelling, throwing things, bitching, pouting, and in extreme cases cries, when they don't get what they want or things go against them. Urban Dictionary

When you want to commit suicide from watching too many episodes of a tv show Urban Dictionary

More like epic chode! Hahahahaha!!! Urban Dictionary

An episode of a TV series in which the plot revolves around a boring or unloved side character. This term comes from a Family Guy episode in which the main character, Peter Griffin breaks the fourth wall and makes a reference to the phenomena by apologetically informing the audience that this was to be another "Meg episode". Urban Dictionary

A standard filler episode in many Animes. A beach episode features characters on a spontaneous trip to a beach or pool with little plot progression. Urban Dictionary

A synCRAPal episode is a specific type of syncopal episode (passing out or fainting) that happens when you’re straining to have a shit. Urban Dictionary

A day where nothing special or exciting is happening. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to episode:
episode, episome.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word episode:
smackdown, aired, watched, sitcom, finale, raw, airing, demographic, homer, rating, recurring, emmy, bart, nbc, ratings, wwe, broadcast, animated, guest, storyline, series, filmed, voiced, abc, creator, premiered, premiere, anime, fox, cbs, comedy, television, drama, titled, dvd, starred, portrayed, bbc, entitled, overall, show, impact, directed, rated, guy, tag, plot, season, mystery, positive, character.

Words that rhyme with episode:
code, road, mode, node, load, download, goad, toad, ode, abode, payload, bode, erode, railroad, diode, lode, moad, chode, explode, implode, anode, workload, commode, encode, overload, coed, bestowed, shrowd, inroad, showed, rode, decode, crossroad, corrode, spode, forebode, unload, trode, nematode, cathode, strode, snowed, bowed, caseload, reload, sewed, owed, thode, plateaued, toed, bar code, a la mode, zip code, unbowed, borrowed, boatload, penal code, truckload, mowed, crowed, glode, lymph node, shode, stowed, troad, overrode, morse code, bestrode, microcode, towed, sowed, shoad, flowed, rowed, lowed, carload, winnowed, glowed, busload, source code, mustachioed, building code, methode, radioed, secret code, blowed, musical mode, asynchronous transfer mode, overflowed, brode, area code, slowed, legal code, on the road, tiptoed, rhode, knowed, arterial road, shipload, outmode.

Adjectives that are often used to describe episode:
first, whole, acute, single, depressive, entire, second, little, last, major, final, manic, next, psychotic, particular, brief, initial, interesting, dramatic, recent, curious, previous, third, famous, tragic, historical, current, central, painful, severe, earlier, unfortunate, strange, traumatic, mere, violent, romantic, latest, minor, schizophrenic, amusing, isolated, unpleasant, remarkable, typical, later, sad, exciting, fourth, extraordinary, syncopal, subsequent, bizarre, crucial, ischemic, known, unhappy, comic, febrile, memorable, transient, mixed, hypomanic, prior, pleasant, striking, embarrassing, brilliant, shameful, hypotensive, historic, climactic, disgraceful, glacial.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective episode:
logs, notes, status, based, three, four, two, five, information, specific, nine, title, colonel, parts.

Consonant match to episode:
epicede, upper side.

Words that sound like episode:
episode, episodes, webisode, upside, epithet, abbasid, epid, up side, epode, epidote, upper side, opposite, appleseed, abcde, speyside, epis, ebisu, upset, opposed, upload, appeased, episodic, ebbed, herbicide, apposed, el paso, ipso, epicene, epsy, step aside, essayed, epsi, pepcid, apus, exode, ecocide, el cid, esposo, excide, ipid, epoxide, exide, up and, epci, epicine, airside, emceed, apud, isode, lcid, epas, opened, opus, spacesuit, opioid, space suit, apc, lassoed, poppy seed, apso, space out, abbacy, poppyseed, oocyte, hasid, ipc, open-eyed, opuses, cusid, apuzzo, abside, open eyed, spasso, opus dei, opso, obeso, autocide, open sight, recid, append, upend, epit, up-end, abode, apace, a b c, abased, abist, a piece, abbasids, abbey road, apice, abutted, abud, airpost, abassi, a-side, a side, abisai, abiud.