Greats

What do we mean by greats?

A person of major significance, accomplishment or acclaim.

The main division in a pipe organ, usually the loudest division.

(in combinations such as "two-greats", "three-greats" etc.) An instance of the word "great" signifying an additional generation in phrases expressing family relationships.

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Michael Jordan Urban Dictionary

Greatness is an acquisition of status by the people who have contributed to an organization, group, or purpose that is greater than themselves. It is defined by the deeds of people that make this world a better place. To provide a purpose to those who have no purpose, and to sustain it, mitigate it from damage, and praise it in any way they can, while still maintaining their own dignity and greatness. Urban Dictionary

Inherently sarcastic comment, indicating that the person you are responding to should stop speaking. (early 80s, Northern California) Synonym: Voot! Urban Dictionary

A incredibly successful person who is outstanding and caring. He is much smarter than shaw and has level 127 iq. He is often bullied by lower intellectuals who believe he is a furry. But in reality they are jealous of his success and intelligence Urban Dictionary

A very sarcastic way of saying NOT GOOD. Urban Dictionary

The status obtained when an individual or individuals contribute to an organization, team, or purpose that is greater than themselves. It is defined by individual deeds as well as deeds as a whole. Greatness is always striving to be better, no matter what level of excellence you obtain. It is not just about being the best, it also about bringing out the best in those around you. i.e. taking time to give back and serve your community and impact the world. Urban Dictionary

How grateful should be spelt Urban Dictionary

1. Relatively large in size or number or extent; larger than others of its kind. 2. More than usual. 3. (used of persons) standing above others in character or attainment or reputation. 4. Of major significance or importance. 5. Remarkable or out of the ordinary in degree or magnitude or effect. 6. (informal) very good. 7. Uppercase. 8. Marked by active interest and enthusiasm. 7. In an advanced stage of pregnancy. Urban Dictionary

When someone tell you something that they think is exceptional but you couldnt care less, your reply? Great (with forced smile)! Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to greats:
greats, great, treats, groats, geats, greets, great-, breats, grats, creats.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word greats:
dizzy, gator, wiley, hurling, ellington, benny, muddy, babe, ella, nat, buddy, sonny, hubbard, willie, classics, stan, armstrong, bobby, lou, fitzgerald, johnny, oxford, reggae, eddie, jackie, carey, jazz, millennium, pat, billy, legends, inducted, charlie, chuck, cohen, greatest, jimmy, joe, bob, compilation, ray, doug, jerry, jim, pete, wonder, ruth, gary, tommy, larry, parker, roy, movies, ron, sky, fame, jack, barry, tony, blues, dave, carlos, dennis, dick, cole, danny, ralph, baker, frank, wayne, perry, mike, bill, sam, stanley, robinson, guy, terry, don, steve, ken, davis, kevin, andy, tom, golf, carter, johnson, evans, jackson, phil, lee, ian, sons, hits, walker.

Words that rhyme with greats:
states, traits, rates, straits, gates, coordinates, nates, plates, classmates, associates, yeats, hippocrates, mates, dates, delegates, advocates, delineates, fates, subordinates, emirates, demonstrates, primates, relates, obviates, appreciates, ates, bates, deteriorates, estates, equates, dissipates, united states, fluctuates, differentiates, disseminates, indicates, dire straits, dictates, negates, affiliates, allocates, anticipates, skates, creates, resonates, commemorates, corroborates, perpetuates, estimates, repudiates, infuriates, updates, inmates, accommodates, expatriates, emulates, weights, plaits, mandates, yates, cates, mitigates, translates, coates, permeates, facilitates, fetes, vertebrates, grates, predominates, approximates, pates, integrates, waits, postulates, illustrates, graduates, teammates, eights, predicates, slates, awaits, chordates, annotates, crates, exacerbates, extrapolates, operates, radiates, evaporates, invertebrates, separates, baits, deviates, exaggerates, sates, accelerates, intimidates, necessitates, vacillates.

Adjectives that are often used to describe greats:
other, time, such, many, literary, former, near, early, past, musical, true, future, modern, american, classical, century, contemporary, scientific, theatrical, ancient, called, legendary, historical, jazz, athletic, acknowledged, artistic, torah, lesser, russian, intellectual, silent, gospel, presidential, famous, irish, mexican, philosophical, poetic, golfing, historic, day, victorian, unsung, comic, cuban, mathematical, latin, bebop, biblical, alltime, comedy, architectural.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective greats:
tutor, course, work, man.

Consonant match to greats:
grits, groats, grates, gretz, gritz, greets, gratz, graetz, greitz, grites, grotz.

Words that sound like greats:
greats, grates, grits, greets, grats, gritz, groats, gratz, gretz, graetz, grots, grouts, groots, crates, kraits, great, grace, grades, gates, grate, girts, gaits, gertz, gurts, graisse, great-, grts, crits, crites, krauts, kratz, critz, kritz, carets, cretes, kretz, krutz, krotz, grass, grade, greater, gets, greece, grease, greet, grapes, goats, graze, grants, greta, gats, grady, grat, grater, gret, grads, grays, gratis, gress, gots, geats, grata, gretta, gatz, grayed, grece, getz, grete, greeds, grasse, garotte, egrets, goetz, ghats, graters, grato, grafts, gotts, goates, getts, gouts, gay rights, gatts, gotz, greit, garrets, gretto, gradus, graus, garoutte, geitz, gratus, graat, greda, gaetz, grade a, grey eyes, garrotes, grant's, gray's.