Hiatus

What do we mean by hiatus?

A gap or interruption in space, time, or continuity; a break. noun

A slight pause that occurs when two immediately adjacent vowels in consecutive syllables are pronounced, as in reality and naive. noun

A separation, aperture, fissure, or short passage in an organ or body part. noun

An opening; an aperture; a gap; a chasm. noun

In anatomy, a foramen. noun

In grammar and prosody, the coming together of two vowels without intervening consonant in successive words or syllables of one word. noun

A space from which something requisite to completeness is absent, as a missing link in a genealogy, an interval of unknown history, a lost or erased part of a manuscript, etc.; a lacuna; a break. noun

Specifically, in logic, a fault of demonstration, consisting in the omission to prove some premise made use of, and not self-evident or admitted. noun

An opening; an aperture; a gap; a chasm; esp., a defect in a manuscript, where some part is lost or effaced; a space where something is wanting; a break. noun

The concurrence of two vowels in two successive words or syllables. noun

A gap in a series, making it incomplete. noun

An interruption, break or pause. noun

A vacation, break from work. noun

A gap in geological strata. noun

An opening in an organ. noun

A missing piece (as a gap in a manuscript) noun

An interruption in the intensity or amount of something noun

A natural opening or perforation through a bone or a membranous structure noun

A gap in a series, making it incomplete.

An interruption, break or pause.

An unexpected break from work.

A gap in geological strata.

An opening in an organ.

A syllable break between two vowels, without an intervening consonant. (Compare diphthong.)

When fbr tells you to shut the f*ck up Urban Dictionary

When somebody decides to "give up" or take a break from some of their otherwise favorite things. Urban Dictionary

When you stop posting in your journal or blog or community for a while. Urban Dictionary

Taking a break from stuff ok you dont use it as an adjective u lil shits if youre going to use it in a sentence use it right or else you will look idiotic and dumb Urban Dictionary

Drug-user slang: When several friends are sitting in a circle, passing a pipe, and one user holds the pipe and tells us stories instead of fulfilling his obligation by smoking/passing. HIATUS: Holding It And Telling Us Stories. Urban Dictionary

Twenty one pilots. Urban Dictionary

Taking a break from the pursuit of females for an undetermined amount of time. Normally self-imposed for the purpose of regaining composure. Urban Dictionary

A temporary break from something. Urban Dictionary

Hiatus is a break for a set amount of time; THAT MEANS IT YOU COME BACK Urban Dictionary

A break that is supposed to last 18 months but ends up being five years. FIVE FUCKING YEARS! One Direction come back to me. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to hiatus:
hiatus.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word hiatus:
reunited, resumed, comeback, reunion, reformed, solo, releasing, revived, touring, bassist, vocalist, airing, returned, drummer, lineup, guitarist, wwe, pursue, band, slot, facebook, recording, announcement, pursued, projects, wrestling, returning, album, disbanded, lasted, studio, performing, ratings, cancelled, duo, announced, compilation, return, release, acting, tour, aired.

Words that rhyme with hiatus:
status, flatus, comitatus, latus, posse comitatus, pilatus, accommodate us, actuate us, agitate us, alienate us, annihilate us, anticipate us, appreciate us, assassinate us, assimilate us, ate us, await us, berate us, captivate us, compensate us, congratulate us, contaminate us, copetas, create us, devastate us, differentiate us, dominate us, educate us, elevate us, eliminate us, emancipate us, emulate us, evacuate us, evaluate us, exasperate us, exonerate us, exterminate us, extricate us, fascinate us, frustrate us, hate us, humiliate us, imitate us, implicate us, incapacitate us, incorporate us, initiate us, inoculate us, insulate us, integrate us, interrogate us, intimidate us, intoxicate us, inundate us, investigate us, irritate us, isolate us, liberate us, liquidate us, locate us, manipulate us, motivate us, navigate us, obligate us, obliterate us, penetrate us, precipitate us, rate us, regenerate us, regulate us, relate us, relegate us, segregate us, separate us, situate us, stimulate us, subjugate us, suffocate us, tolerate us, translate us, underestimate us, update us, wait us.

Adjectives that are often used to describe hiatus:
year, long, brief, diaphragmatic, aortic, oesophageal, month, sacral, short, tentorial, temporary, considerable, genital, week, major, wide, apparent, urogenital, levator, day, significant, lengthy, complete, cultural, serious, stratigraphic, slight, facial, enlarged, curious, orbital, strange, saphenous, occupational, extended, distinct, temporal, awkward, vast, wartime, esophageal, occasional, unfortunate, marked, erosional, depositional, muscular, prolonged, momentary, obvious, century, pleuroperitoneal, logical, definite, terrible, sharp, stratigraphical, sudden, dangerous, substantial, enormous, longest, decade, deadly, popliteus, unexplained, inevitable, popliteal.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective hiatus:
hernia, hernias, semilunaris, fallopii, repair, gouge, resolution, with, percent, distributions, consonants, filler, filling, herniation, quo, aorticus.

Words that sound like hiatus:
hiatus, hostess, hi hats, juntas, high hats, riotous, whitis, whatis, how it is, hatis, huestis, heights, highness, hates, heists, habitus, heintz, hostas, hyades, heitz, myotis, halitus, hi hater, hortus, hias, hiatal, hiatuses, hot house, hot ice, howitz, high teas, titus, titis, titas, tightass, status, coyotes, poetess, latus, mitis, situs, gitis, beatus, litas, citas, ritus, sitis, xystus, hyannis, hadis, hartis, hedis, hepatis, high test, whites, whats, wheaties, whiteness, quietus, wheats, whities, whits, whiteys, wojtas, white's, huertas, whydahs, haters, hated, hats, hades, haiti, haunts, haggis, heats, haten, hata, hasta, hazes, hatless, heatless, citis, hatta, hants, hatteras, haida, hadas, hanta, hato, bitis, hatz, hayton, hantz, hastes, hatim, hayti, hases, hamis, hamus, heat haze.