Government

What do we mean by government?

The act or process of governing, especially the control and administration of public policy in a political unit. noun

The office, function, or authority of a governing individual or body. noun

Exercise of authority in a political unit; rule. noun

The agency or apparatus through which a governing individual or body functions and exercises authority. noun

A governing body or organization, as. noun

The ruling political party or coalition of political parties in a parliamentary system. noun

The cabinet in a parliamentary system. noun

The persons who make up a governing body. noun

A system or policy by which a political unit is governed. noun

Administration or management of an organization, business, or institution. noun

Political science. noun

The influence of a word over the morphological inflection of another word in a phrase or sentence. noun

Guidance; direction; regulation; management; control: as, the government of one's conduct. noun

The exercise of authority in the administration of the affairs of a state, community, or society; the authoritative direction and restraint. exercised over the actions of men in communities, societies, or states. noun

The system of polity or body of principles and rules by which the affairs of a state, community, or society are administered; an established or prescribed method of guiding, directing, or managing affairs: as, representative or constitutional government; monarchical or republican government; the presbyterian, episcopal, or congregational form of church government. noun

The governing body of persons in a state or community; the executive power; the administration. noun

A state or body politic governed by one authority; a province or division of territory ruled by a governor. noun

Right of governing; administrative authority; the office or function of one charged with the direction and control of affairs. noun

Conduct or behavior; self-control or restraint. noun

In grammar, the established usage which requires that one word in a sentence should cause another to be of a particular form; grammatical regimen. noun

The body with the power to make and/or enforce laws to control a country, land area, people or organization.

(grammar) The relationship between a word and its dependents.

The state and its administration viewed as the ruling political power.

The management or control of a system.

The tenure of a chief of state.

The government is you and me and you've all been trained to forget that by the ones pretending to be our masters! turn off the television! it's only there to distract you and to make your mind up for you! They've been telling us how it's going to be... wait a second! were supposed to be doing that! Urban Dictionary

A person's legal name, as opposed to an A.K.A. or nickname, the avoidance of which is usually preferred by those involved in illegal business. Urban Dictionary

The government is an entity inside a nation (or in the case of federations, a lesser being) that is tasked for running said entity. In forms such as democracy, the government is chosen by the people, while other forms can hold more tyrannical leanings, in which a small amount of the population runs the nation. Urban Dictionary

Although the government does many things that are unnecessary and only work towards the inconvenience of the general population, I can assure you, society would not function without it. Urban Dictionary

Lizards Urban Dictionary

Government is like a condom in that it allows for inflation, halts production, destroys subsequent generations, protects a bunch of pricks, and provides its constituents with a sense of security while they are actually being screwed. Urban Dictionary

Something that everyone would be better off if there was less of. Urban Dictionary

Designed by realy smart people, im talking REALY smart people... But the bad thing is that its run by idiots. Urban Dictionary

Gay man's orgy. Urban Dictionary

In most cases, a centralized administrative and legislative organization that serves to deter, augment, alter, promote and regulate different aspects of the human experience. Government's puport to solve problems arising from "The Problem of the Commons." Areas arise in which the individual actions of persons serve to deplete the general welfare of the rest of society. In such cases, the government has seen it fit to pool resources from across society, to dedicate to ensuring the continued survival of the species and the citizens of that nation or region. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to government:
government, goverment, egovernment, governments, e-government, e government, gouvernement.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word government:
agencies, officials, cabinet, minister, reform, policies, coalition, prime.

Words that rhyme with government:
antigovernment, self-government, misgovernment, nongovernment.

Adjectives that are often used to describe government:
federal, local, central, new, british, national, french, american, democratic, self, civil, chinese, soviet, japanese, provisional, representative, military, present, municipal, colonial, constitutional, responsible, english, german, mexican, strong, provincial, republican, popular, free, russian, spanish, parliamentary, conservative, canadian, indian, turkish, revolutionary, imperial, liberal, south, communist, italian, stable, dutch, korean, israeli, civilian, polish, non, royal, territorial, roman, anti, centralized, socialist, interim, regional, brazilian, belgian, austrian, cuban, legitimate, australian, nationalist, confederate, egyptian, greek, executive, irish, indonesian, weak, hungarian, prussian, despotic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective government:
exile, business, industry, house, run, office, regulation, opposition, documents, policy, ownership, publications, bond, university, citizen, press, control, policies, relations, agencies, aid, schools, issue, intervention, contracts, finance, waiting, offices, spending, contractor, party, expenditures, securities, company, programs, act, notice, institutions, dispensary, assistance, organizations, agency, purchases, bonds, reports, inexile, community, support, making, printer, regulations, organization, employees, officials, science, buildings, general, companies, govemment, united, revenue, departments, commissioner, bill, financing, association, building, one, expenditure, servants, printing, organisations, debt, involvement, loans, planning, procurement, department, contractors, lands, 1960, sector, formation.

Words that sound like government:
government, goverment, governments, garment, gouvernement, governance, gourmand, gormand, us government, covenant, governing, governmental, gerent, guerrant, garments, governed, gorman, garmin, garman, germond, garmon, garant, gazement, averment, gutterman, governorate, currant, covent, clairmont, conferment, garamond, grunt, govern, nevermind, garnet, reverent, governess, guzman, governs, garand, comint, governator, germon, never mind, gravamen, germann, government note, gourmands, government issue, riverman, affirmant, gherman, liverman, gaman, government man, governo.