Firm

What do we mean by firm?

Resistant to externally applied pressure. adjective

Marked by or indicating the tone and resiliency of healthy tissue. adjective

Securely fixed in place. adjective

Indicating or possessed of determination or resolution. adjective

Constant; steadfast. adjective

Not subject to change; fixed and definite. adjective

Unfluctuating; steady. adjective

Strong and sure. adjective

To make or become firm. Often used with up. transitive & intransitive verb

Without wavering; resolutely. adverb

A business enterprise. noun

An unincorporated business, particularly a partnership. noun

The name or designation under which a company transacts business. noun

To make firm; give consistence to.

To fix; establish; confirm.

To fix or direct with firmness.

To confirm by signing; make valid by subscription or indorsement.

The firm land; terra firma; in general, the mainland. noun

A sign manual; a signature. noun

A business partnership; the name under which it trades.

A business enterprise, however organized.

A criminal gang, especially based around football hooliganism.

Meaning final price in terms of selling things. Used on Facelist and sometimes Craigslist. If you sell something at firm it means you will go no higher and no lower, it is your final price. Urban Dictionary

A group of football hooligans, usually made up of 200-300 people, but the best firms have far more than that number. Urban Dictionary

A gang of football hooligans Urban Dictionary

Can mean football holligans like in football factory but usually means a gang of organlise crime members who get together to make profit like the uk's mafia Urban Dictionary

To take something that is hard to bear. Urban Dictionary

Fine, nice, hot, good Urban Dictionary

(firm-a-tiv-ity) : the level of firm; not weak; having a solid or compact structure usually referenced to the firm level of a woman's ass or breasts. One may judge the firmativity of an ass or breasts by firmly grabbing a palmful, then grasping and/or coressing the subjects goods, then judging by curves, proportion, and perkiness..will result in the determination of the Firmativity. Urban Dictionary

Literally legit as fuck, or defining something as great as it can be. Straight up. Urban Dictionary

Something cool, smooth, nice Urban Dictionary

A group of football fans defending honor of their team by fighting other firms . Every team has one , some iven have two. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to firm:
firm.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word firm:
believer, litigation, firms, associates, attorneys, specializes, clients, partners, consulting, equity, lawyers, investments, securities, partner, llc, counsel, investment, corporate, managing, client, venture, partnership, inc, ltd, ceo, merger, acquisition, assets, banking, specialized, acquired, billion, architectural, attorney, merged.

Words that rhyme with firm:
from, term, affirm, confirm, worm, berm, squirm, germ, long-term, infirm, reaffirm, therm, sperm, bookworm, herm, midterm, earthworm, reconfirm, cutworm, army worm, endosperm, sturm, ferm, longterm, major term, wurm, wheat germ, full term, prison term, guinea worm, red worm, dew worm, carry to term, army cutworm, annelid worm, parasitic worm, academic term, bladder worm, ribbon worm, segmented worm, measuring worm, fishing worm, tongue worm, beard worm, proboscis worm, velvet worm, railroad worm, thurm, minor term, school term, tomato worm, middle term, potato worm, germe, presidential term, therm-, shortterm, peanut worm, degree of a term, schirm, vinegar worm, hurm, nicoderm.

Adjectives that are often used to describe firm:
large, small, private, individual, single, american, foreign, more, competitive, public, local, particular, japanese, architectural, british, german, largest, dominant, major, less, big, multinational, international, typical, industrial, commercial, known, outside, based, french, english, independent, representative, successful, very, domestic, held, larger, stand, professional, prestigious, smaller, owned, financial, regulated, pharmaceutical, famous, legal, integrated, average, prominent, wholesale, maximizing, quite, mercantile, global, reputable, rival, canadian, incumbent, capitalist, italian, established, sized, swiss, managed, dutch, corporate, retail, efficient, auditing, diversified, entrepreneurial.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective firm:
belief, foundation, hold, ground, basis, conviction, grip, hand, believer, grasp, name, control, conclusions, stand, size, footing, commitment, pressure, voice, support, evidence, base, faith, resolve, performance, determination, step, level, friends, decision, line, resolution, friend, root, foundations, conclusion, foothold, position, policy, intention, surface, handshake, action, purpose, tone, opinion, reliance, believers, establishment, attachment, breasts, understanding, supporter, mass, land, convictions, adherence, mouth, attitude, contact, union, flesh, resistance, commitments, diagnosis, friendship, rule, confidence, roots, opposition, alliance, texture, persuasion, offer, leadership, consistency, mattress, lips, date, earth, hands, decisions, steps, boundaries, chin, discipline, rock, soil.

Consonant match to firm:
from, fame, foam, femme, ferm, pham, fayme.

Words that sound like firm:
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