Gas

What do we mean by gas?

The state of matter distinguished from the solid and liquid states by relatively low density and viscosity, relatively great expansion and contraction with changes in pressure and temperature, the ability to diffuse readily, and the spontaneous tendency to become distributed uniformly throughout any container. noun

A substance in the gaseous state. noun

A gaseous fuel, such as natural gas. noun

Gasoline. noun

The speed control of a gasoline engine. Used with the: noun

A gaseous asphyxiant, irritant, or poison. noun

A gaseous anesthetic, such as nitrous oxide. noun

Flatulence. noun

Flatus. noun

Idle or boastful talk. noun

Someone or something exceptionally exciting or entertaining. noun

To treat chemically with gas. intransitive verb

To overcome, disable, or kill with poisonous fumes. intransitive verb

To give off gas. intransitive verb

To talk excessively. intransitive verb

To supply a vehicle with gas or gasoline. phrasal verb

A substance possessing perfect molecular mobility and the property of indefinite expansion. noun

Specifically In coal-mining, any explosive mixture of fire-damp with common air. noun

Matter in a state intermediate between liquid and plasma that can be contained only if it is fully surrounded by a solid (or in a bubble of liquid) (or held together by gravitational pull); it can condense into a liquid, or can (rarely) become a solid directly.

A chemical element or compound in such a state.

A flammable gaseous hydrocarbon or hydrocarbon mixture (typically predominantly methane) used as a fuel, e.g. for cooking, heating, electricity generation or as a fuel in internal combustion engines in vehicles.

A hob on a gas cooker.

Methane or other waste gases trapped in one's belly as a result of the digestive process.

A humorous or entertaining event or person.

Frothy talk; chatter.

A fastball.

Arterial or venous blood gas.

Marijuana, typically of high quality.

Shit-flavored air. some of the most noxious is fried chicken related! Urban Dictionary

Lying; saying something isn't true; stating someone is lying Urban Dictionary

To overexaggerate something that happened or go "OOHHHH" for the longest time when someone says something even if it's not funny or that serious Urban Dictionary

Of amusement, funny edging into hilarious depending on the position on the gas scale. of irish origin used to describe all things surprising and ironically pleasant Urban Dictionary

Something really good. Urban Dictionary

Result of consuming an abundance of Taco Bell. May require the act of opening car windows. Urban Dictionary

Street name for "Speed". Urban Dictionary

What you'll get after you eat something spicy or hot like wings or taco bell. Now the first couple minutes after you finish will leave you satisfied and full. But the next 2 hours will be pure hell. Urban Dictionary

America's biggest downfall, a substance that use to cost 99. but now is fuckin exspensive as hell.... Urban Dictionary

Excessive over exaggeration. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to gas:
gas.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word gas:
condensate, pipeline, turbine, chromatography, methane, emissions, helium, cubic, gases, compressor, shale, drilling, bubbles, trillion, combustion, petroleum, leak, dioxide, piston, hydrogen, nitrogen, liquid, reserves, exploration, generator, electricity, oil, greenhouse, crude, chambers, gasoline, exhaust, offshore, heating, cylinder, extraction, carbon, oxygen, emission, utilities, molecules, explosion, lighting, fuel, renewable, wells, coal, plasma, pressure, natural, mask, dust, mixture, valve, diesel, thermal, energy, electric, temperature, pipe, particles, utility, atmosphere, heat, storage, tube, flow, supply, steam, chemical, deposits, supplied, fluid, chamber, powered, export, processing, transmission, consumption, fields, plant, tank, efficiency, billion, giant, solid, phase, reservoir, waste, constant, industries, customers, plants, concentration, supplies.

Words that rhyme with gas:
grass, pass, glass, class, mass, ass, last, bass, crass, brass, alas, impasse, surpass, morass, bypass, harass, sass, masse, trespass, amass, jackass, sassafras, lass, en masse, gras, sas, chasse, wrasse, frass, ras, das, tass, bluegrass, cas, overpass, tasse, strass, repass, smartass, hourglass, casque, fiberglass, alsace, kvass, plexiglass, cass, looking glass, underpass, basse, fass, landmass, plexiglas, rasse, foie gras, outclass, sea bass, mardi gras, eyeglass, spyglass, blass, working class, eelgrass, bras, underclass, trass, cut glass, yass, first class, brasse, law of conservation of mass, lasse, contrasts, middle class, watch glass, sasse, rock bass, water glass, snodgrass, field glass, ruling class, couch grass, hall pass, glas, panic grass, hass, stained glass, upper class, vass, middle-class, nass, sunglass, plas, drinking glass, word class, pate de foie gras, casse, shot glass, coronary bypass, second class, grasse.

Adjectives that are often used to describe gas:
natural, inert, ideal, acid, tear, perfect, hot, illuminating, dry, colorless, free, poisonous, pure, residual, coal, liquid, interstellar, olefiant, inflammable, enough, toxic, combustible, monatomic, arterial, cold, neutral, hydrochloric, alveolar, colourless, intestinal, off, carbonic, flammable, noble, solid, nitrous, fresh, pressure, hydrogen, ordinary, molecular, dimensional, mixed, rare, rich, oven, sulphurous, excess, explosive, dense, sulphuretted, deadly, wet, chlorine, rarefied, less, degenerate, reactive, sewer, mustard, hydrocyanic, synthetic, producer, light, muriatic, yellow, ammoniacal, nerve, liquefied, dilute, bottled, clean, invisible, diatomic, water, marsh, raw, lethal, tasteless, greenhouse, nitrogen.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective gas:
phase, oil, works, jet, mask, interface, masks, flame, analysis, pipe, discharge, flow, mixture, lamp, jets, system, lamps, exchange, engine, burner, engines, plant, plants, law, temperature, light, lighting, lights, pipes, holder, tar, station, stove, bombs, ratio, production, burners, chromatography, pressure, model, equation, air, mixtures, meter, process, surface, drive, water, turbine, shells, stream, welding, bag, atoms, making, oxygen, bubbles, reaction, industry, producer, generator, behavior, gangrene, ring, barrier, transition, fields, producers, canisters, grenades, tube, fire, gasoline, composition, generating, treatment, coefficient, company, chamber, attack, liquids, prospects, companies, bubble, chambers, region, holders, liquor, formation, atmosphere, equilibrium, gun, stoves, apparatus, cylinders, equipment.

Consonant match to gas:
goose, guess, gauss, geese, goss, gus, geise, gosse, guss, guice, gass, ghess, geiss.

Words that sound like gas:
gas, gass, gasse, guess, goose, geese, gus, goss, gaz, gues, guss, gauss, gis, gosse, giss, gesse, guice, geise, geiss, gss, gsw, ghess, gohs, gousse, cass, cas, kass, casse, kasse, glass, grass, goes, guys, gaze, gasp, guise, gash, gays, gassed, gaps, gauze, glas, gassy, gats, gos, goos, gose, gast, gies, ghast, gath, gause, giz, gatz, glasse, gasser, gase, gise, gaffes, gaes, gez, gaffs, grasse, guez, goz, gaus, gaws, geis, goys, gatch, guis, gaas, gach, gax, gatts, gahs, fgas, gache, gths, jass, case, cuss, cus, cos, couse, cous, coos, kas, coss, cace, kayce, kaas, cayce, kace, caisse, cys, cauce, coeus, cosse, cohse.