Harm

What do we mean by harm?

Physical or psychological damage or injury. noun

Immoral or unjust effects. noun

To do harm to. transitive verb

To injure; damage; inflict injury upon in any way; be detrimental to.

Physical or material injury; hurt; damage; detriment. noun

Moral injury; evil; mischief; wrong; wrong-fulness. noun

Injury; hurt; damage; detriment; misfortune. noun

That which causes injury, damage, or loss. noun

To hurt; to injure; to damage; to wrong. transitive verb

Injury; hurt; damage; detriment; misfortune. noun

That which causes injury, damage, or loss. noun

To cause injury to another; to hurt; to cause damage to something. verb

The occurrence of a change for the worse noun

Any physical damage to the body caused by violence or accident or fracture etc. noun

Cause or do harm to verb

The act of damaging something or someone noun

Physical injury; hurt; damage

Emotional or figurative hurt

Detriment; misfortune.

That which causes injury, damage, or loss.

When arms connect into hands. Similar to cankles, just with your arms. Urban Dictionary

A southerner phrase for an action of seriously putting the hurt on or damaging some quantity of substance such as wastin no time eating food or completing a project. Urban Dictionary

From the movie Borat, it means a men's penis in kazakhstanian Urban Dictionary

Used to desribe both you arm and hand at the same time Urban Dictionary

Vagina,pussy,cunt,vulva,box in Chinese Dialect other meanings: cockles,shellfish Urban Dictionary

Harmful is an adjective which means causing or capable of causing harm or injury. It describes something which is detrimental, hurtful or damaging either to you or others. Urban Dictionary

Someone who is very tired in the morning, but is alive at night. He gets through the morning by drinking a lot of coffee and smoking his cigarettes, constantly having gloomy eyes. At night he likes to drink some beers, with his eyes almost open. Never would he do much effort to get healthy -or any- food, since he is too lazy for that. He's interested in music and listens to almost every kind of it, except for R&B and Techno. He doesn't work long at one place, since he can't stand the pressure of waking up early. He is very friendly, but in his own way. When he's emotional, he wouldn't easily show it to other people. Urban Dictionary

Hand/arms, i.e. forearms that are so pudgy that the person appears to have no wrists; the upper body's answer to cankles. Urban Dictionary

Harm is a farmer from Groningen. He also got a dikke bak met bietn jonguh. Urban Dictionary

Fat upper arms that, due to fattness, take on the appearance of giant hams. Hams + arms = harms. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to harm:
harm.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word harm:
bodily, fetus, reduction, inflicted, offence, harmful, defendant, intent, victim, anyone, innocent, abuse, principle, caused, done, humans, drugs, reputation, cause, guilty, assault, drug, punishment, environment, psychological, alcohol, person, patient, risk, benefit, enemies, kill.

Words that rhyme with harm:
farm, arm, charm, alarm, disarm, firearm, forearm, gendarme, pharm, smarm, rearm, carme, underarm, bpharm, unarm, charme, sharm, buy the farm, fire alarm, tree farm, funny farm, side arm, collective farm, good luck charm, rocker arm, smoke alarm, ducharme, dairy farm, burglar alarm, tone arm, truck farm, nonfarm, wiper arm, stud farm, cattle farm, pickup arm, sewage farm, repeating firearm, contact arm, prison farm, automatic firearm, writing arm, semiautomatic firearm, genpharm, novopharm.

Adjectives that are often used to describe harm:
more, much, great, physical, serious, little, real, potential, irreparable, possible, further, grievous, actual, less, greater, significant, least, self, psychological, environmental, incalculable, considerable, greatest, permanent, positive, deliberate, emotional, substantial, lasting, infinite, untold, future, grave, mental, immediate, apparent, fetal, immense, severe, enough, slightest, intentional, term, enormous, unnecessary, imminent, related, terrible, immeasurable, undue, appreciable, tremendous, foreseeable, patient, resulting, irreversible, bodily, threatened, minimal, deadly, unintended, indirect, impending, demonstrable, worse, ecological, accidental, inflicted, transboundary, avoidable, alleged.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective harm:
reduction, res, avoidance, watch, behav, none, minimisation, minimization, strategies, programs, results, approaches, principle, loss, onds, huidekoper, based, psychotherapy, nobody, klueting, hinrich, suppl, schroter, done, policies, prevention, others, models, doer, metabres, jan, hatch, benefit, hair, advocates, measures, blij, programmes, proponents, reductionists, ion, initiatives, incident, interventions, been, oost, pinkster, hollander, shouts, framework, doers, lagaay, noun.

Consonant match to harm:
horme.

Words that sound like harm:
harm, horme, harn, horn, horne, hearth, harmed, har, hom, harms, hari, herm, homme, harmer, harth, haro, haar, halm, haru, hrm, herme, haraam, hurm, harra, haare, hoorn, homm, hirm, tarm, warm, charm, parm, carm, barm, charme, sharm, darm, marm, karm, larm, narm, sarm, jarm, larme, parme, tharm, whore, hore, hor, hoar, hora, hoary, hori, horry, hower, haor, horr, horah, hoare, horo, hauer, horae, howry, howrah, hawm, horam, hourra, haum, hougham, torm, wyrm, torme, hair, ham, hairy, dorm, hare, han, harem, churro, hara, haram, hame, hahn, hamm, haer, chaim, borm, haim, haire, corm, hamme, haan, hardt, haart, haem, hamb, dorme, hahm, haars.