Eve

What do we mean by eve?

The evening or day preceding a special day, such as a holiday. noun

The period immediately preceding a certain event. noun

Evening. noun

To become damp.

The close of the day; the evening. noun

The night or evening (often, and specifically in the Roman Catholic Church, the day and night) before certain holy days of the church, marked more or less generally by religious and popular observances. noun

The period just preceding some specific event; a space of time proximate to the occurrence of something: as, the eve of a battle; on the eve of a revolution. noun

A hen-roost. noun

Evening. noun

The evening before a holiday, -- from the Jewish mode of reckoning the day as beginning at sunset, not at midnight; ; also, the period immediately preceding some important event. noun

The European goatsucker or nightjar; -- called also night churr, and churr owl. noun

The day or night before, usually used for holidays, such as Christmas Eve. noun

Evening, night. noun

To come before something, usually used for holidays, such as Christmas Eve. verb

The period immediately before something noun

The day before noun

(Old Testament) Adam's wife in Judeo-Christian mythology: the first woman and mother of the human race; God created Eve from Adam's rib and placed Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden noun

The latter part of the day (the period of decreasing daylight from late afternoon until nightfall) noun

The day or night before, usually used for holidays, such as Christmas Eve.

Evening, night.

The period of time when something is just about to happen or to be introduced

Words that are spelled similarly to eve:
eve.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word eve:
arden, serpent, fireworks, eden, cain, feast, christmas, adam, celebration, midnight, sin, birthday, wedding, dinner, julian, holiday, angel, celebrated, anniversary, fruit, destruction.

Words that rhyme with eve:
leave, naive, retrieve, perceive, believe, achieve, weave, receive, conceive, reprieve, reeve, deceive, heave, cleave, relieve, interweave, sleeve, vive, peeve, nieve, bereave, grieve, aleve, reave, sheave, eave, neve, aggrieve, steve, interleave, steeve, greave, sleave, thieve, shrieve, lieve, greeve, shreve, cleve, aviv, leve, yves, keeve, greve, disbelieve, neave, preconceive, theave, shore leave, qui vive, prieve, misconceive, genevieve, naeve, chieve, prokofiev, scheve, shirtsleeve, threave, geneve, basket weave, plain weave, twill weave, rajiv, sabbatical leave, cheve, on leave, gleave, tel aviv, take leave, kieve, sick leave, misperceive, frost heave, compassionate leave, gildersleeve, dolman sleeve, shreeve, stieve, absence without leave, satin weave, on the qui vive, wind sleeve, kleve, air sleeve, taffeta weave, meave, open weave, record sleeve, terminal leave, tel-aviv, biev, laneve, maharive, mccleave, sanjiv, satanjeev, soloviev, vancleve.

Adjectives that are often used to describe eve:
very, last, dewy, new, first, second, christmas, poor, fair, next, naked, late, cold, holy, beautiful, quiet, dear, lovely, and, previous, midsummer, biblical, sweet, happy, morrow, bright, snowy, sad, day, left, innocent, cool, calm, silent, pleasant, memorable, dusky, gentle, sober, balmy, easter, golden, rich, eternal, meekest, merry, latest, hapless, hallow, celebrated, purple, sinful, blessed, unfallen, beloved, warm, dim, fateful, punctual, fatal, marie, mournful, fairest, chaste, deceived, pensive, may, glorious, wintry, crimson.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective eve:
teasing, party, ning, dinner, teasers, movements, contact, speech, broadcast, night, meal, services, service, witness, color, rally, confession, celebration, address, thing, has, stripe, day, expression, shall, level, view, churrs, supper, dance, jar, star, program, gene, festival, teaser, one, celebrations, nings, wedding, lovers, ceremony, meeting, feast, rything, doth, father, movement, word, hath, art, approaches, ball, piece, fatigue, parties, stripes, independence, descend, prayers, set, rejoice, reflect, witnesses, reposes, spread, morning, polls, liturgy, moon, descends, tide, rest, return, ryone, conference, light, enhancer, steps, bird, field, formation, story, scenes, diseases, nts, muscles, drops.

Consonant match to eve:
of, oeuvre, eave, ev, yves, irv, a of, irve.

Words that sound like eve:
eve, eave, yves, eev, eav, iev, evw, of, ive, ove, ev, -ive, i.v, oov, aave, ivt, aav, ahv, auv, ivv, ivw, aev, eiv, evv, iww, oav, a.v, avv, ofx, uhv, aov, iwt, iie, eeee, e e, e, each, ee, ia, heave, eva, evie, eaves, evo, eves, eee, eay, fiv, eah, eef, e.t, ief, eaf, eech, chiv, eia, beav, feve, eow, chieve, aea, eeh, -ie, eeva, -ee, -ey, eaw, e o, e a, deve, eaved, beeve, ehi, c.v, cheve, eoh, aiv, eoe, iay, deave, evd, iaw, deev, aef, iif, iia, iau, eei, iae, iio, .ie, eoi, evu, e-e, e-o, eoy, ieh, .io, evb, iav.