Hoist

What do we mean by hoist?

To raise or haul up, often with the help of a mechanical apparatus. synonym: lift. intransitive verb

To raise to one's mouth in order to drink. intransitive verb

To become raised or lifted. intransitive verb

An apparatus for lifting heavy or cumbersome objects. noun

The act of hoisting; a lift. noun

The height or vertical dimension of a flag or of any square sail other than a course. noun

A group of flags raised together as a signal. noun

To raise; lift; elevate; especially, to raise by means of block and tackle or other machinery.

Past participle of hoise, regularly hoised. noun

The act of hoisting; a lift. noun

That by which something is hoisted; a machine for raising ore, merchandise, passengers, etc., in a mine, warehouse, hotel, etc.; an elevator. noun

The perpendicular height of a flag or ensign, as opposed to the fly, or breadth from the staff to the outer edge; also, the extent to which a sail or yard may be hoisted: as, give the sail more hoist. noun

Nautical, a number of flags fastened together for hoisting as a signal. noun

To raise; to lift; to elevate; esp., to raise or lift to a desired elevation, by means of tackle, as a sail, a flag, a heavy package or weight. transitive verb

A steam engine for operating a hoist. transitive verb

Hoisted. past participle

That by which anything is hoisted; the apparatus for lifting goods. noun

The act of hoisting; a lift. noun

A hoisting device, such as pulley or crane.

The act of hoisting; a lift.

The perpendicular height of a flag, as opposed to the fly, or horizontal length, when flying from a staff.

The vertical edge of a flag which is next to the staff.

The height of a fore-and-aft sail, next the mast or stay.

To move an computer program instruction out of a loop's body into its head. Urban Dictionary

When someone has asked you if you lift and the only way you can reply is by saying "i don't lift i hoist" Urban Dictionary

To Hoist: The art of removing objects with absolute retard strength Urban Dictionary

To hoist, to be hoistable, to hoist with enthusiasm Urban Dictionary

Let’s hang out foo. Urban Dictionary

Adjective: Hoy-stid Definition: To be exteremely high on marjiuana. Synonyms: Lifted, Baked, Stoned, Cheeched, Faded, Ripped, High, To' up etc. Urban Dictionary

Aka a pair of shoelaces aka zip ties Use them on your tits to stop them touching your belly Use rope or string or anything really. Even wear a bra if you have to Urban Dictionary

1. The second song on Tom Waits' 2004 album, Real Gone. 2. A sentiment based on the lyrics and tone of that song. To tell some one to 'Hoist That Rag' is to tell them that life is shit, but to stick it out. Urban Dictionary

(stîn'·hoist), n. Social gathering in which one raises; elevates; esp., lifts with one's arm an earthenware mug filled with fermented liquor; esp., beer. Urban Dictionary

Equipment designed to test the tensile strength of anything you have forgotten to disconnect in the engine bay Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to hoist:
hoist, host, heist, foist, moist, joist, roist, hist, boist, horst, hoise, holst, homist, hoit, holist, hoast, haist, zoist, hois, hoint, oist, hrist.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word hoist:
petard, pulley, winch, flag, hoisted, derrick, flags, lifting, crane, rope, stripe, ensign, shaft, projectile, lift, sails, bucket, pennant, rotary, dump, elevator, fly, salvage, turret, clothes, winding, hydraulic, logs, aft, quincy, colours, stripes, hook, crescent, loading, drum, horizontal, sail, friction, loads, boiler, ladder, atop, container, coat, overhead, machinery, load, shells, width, triangle, lifted, vertical, loaded, cargo, powder, canton, deck, pull, auxiliary, cable, trophy, mounted, onto, ore, colors, ammunition, wire, helicopter, mine, mill, banner, fitted, beneath, powered, tons, handling, grain, rescue, chain, truck, arms, guns, red, concrete, mechanism, blue, yellow, sailed, floor, operator, ratio, white, angle, repair, coal, ships, symbol, signal, adopted.

Words that rhyme with hoist:
foist, moist, joist, voiced, rejoiced, benoist, trimmer joist, amhoist.

Adjectives that are often used to describe hoist:
electric, hydraulic, roland, overhead, small, differential, ton, mechanical, main, auxiliary, upper, suitable, driven, pneumatic, portable, operated, mobile, simple, vertical, single, double, powered, lower, automatic, inclined, electrical, speed, movable, typical, external, filth, heavy, skip, separate, big, flag, norwegian, powerful, ordinary, concrete, balanced, stationary, irish, temporary, manual, nearest, weary, lofty, motorized, ash, light, type, outside, horsepower, chain, unnatural, wooden, fallen, rotary, largest, pulley, endless, quick, reversible, post, sudden, magnetic, point, tall.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective hoist:
sail, warhaft, rope, anchor, motor, nielsen, operator, jensen, propriety, way, drum, flag, line, system, engine, bridge, ashes, controller, topsails, position, man, truck, fig, shaft, cable, house, ways, colours, incline, ropes, away, engines, jack, winches, plug, winch, quantity.

Consonant match to hoist:
host, haste, heist, hast, hurst, herst, hearst, hust, hirst, hissed, hist-, huerst.

Words that sound like hoist:
hoist, host, haste, heist, hissed, hast, hist, hust, hest, hoast, haust, hoste, haast, hoyt, hoit, hoister, hoists, hoyte, hois, hisd, moist, joist, boist, roist, waste, west, waist, wast, wist, wost, weist, weast, weest, weste, woest, wiste, wust, hate, heat, hat, height, hasty, hatched, harassed, hester, hess, het, haute, haus, hazed, hait, hass, haas, hause, hasta, haught, haut, haet, hatt, heet, hawt, heit, haist, heists, hastie, hesse, haight, hashed, heister, hatte, hasse, hausa, haster, haat, heise, heis, heiss, haase, hesi, hassett, hahs, hasa, heisey, hasti, hasi, hassa, hasset, hassie, hastes, hayt, haass, hastur, hausse, hesa, haci, hadst, haese, haso, hebt, hessite.