Horizons

What do we mean by horizons?

The visible horizontal line or point (in all directions) that appears to connect the Earth to the sky.

The range or limit of one's knowledge, experience or interest; a boundary or threshold.

The range or limit of any dimension in which one exists.

A specific layer of soil or strata

A cultural sub-period or level within a more encompassing time period.

Any level line or surface.

The point at which a computer chess algorithm stops searching for further moves.

A woman's neck and shoulders. Most women will toss you in the rejection bin if they notice your eyes wandering below the horizon upon first meeting. Urban Dictionary

The most cracked zr player on the whole planet. Urban Dictionary

When you see someone or something from far away. Urban Dictionary

An amazing person all around. The best and nicest person you'll ever meet. They can sometimes be very shy when meeting new people but are very outgoing when comfortable. Urban Dictionary

Uber online gamer who enjoys long walks on the beach and competition. Urban Dictionary

The time of the month for males to bleed like niagra falls (man version of ovulating). Urban Dictionary

The crack that runs down the middle of your arse. Urban Dictionary

The point when a statement has become so stupid that it is impossible to continue with anything that could be considered even close to rational or intelligent. Urban Dictionary

A way of saying that the line of the sky is above you and that P2W sucks and The Horizon is good Urban Dictionary

Coined by the popular professional League of Legends player Ho-jong "Flame" Lee, the act of reaching a 100 CS advantage over your enemy lane opponent. It typically happens as a result of complete and utter domination of the enemy laner. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to horizons:
horizons, horizon, horizont, orisons, horizonte, chorizos, horicon, orions, morions, chorions, chorizont, norimons.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word horizons:
flyby, pluto, charon, horizon, probe, spacecraft, jupiter, voyager, repertory, ventures, orbital, soil, venice, nasa, layers, observations, holes, gravity, accounting, satellite, hole, theater, encounter, organic, ensemble, orbit, theatre, mission, clay, flew, broadway, solutions, images, belt, bright, layer, venture, solar.

Words that rhyme with horizons:
fisons.

Adjectives that are often used to describe horizons:
new, different, wider, upper, intellectual, lower, wide, cultural, various, limited, short, distant, far, long, broader, longer, mental, deeper, narrow, term, vast, broad, stratigraphic, bearing, higher, organic, distinct, diagnostic, open, limitless, geological, shorter, infinite, temporal, argillic, productive, deep, developmental, geographical, thin, subsurface, rich, endless, musical, unlimited, genetic, archaeological, spiritual, educational, fossiliferous, fresh, thick, boundless, definite, successive, year, time, artificial, blue, technological, finite, conceptual, fossil, sandy, spatial, seismic.

Words that sound like horizons:
horizons, horizon, prisons, craisins, wizens, heightens, hastens, hermans, whitens, hirons, herzen, harrisons, high rises, a horizon, harijans, treasons, tritons, new horizons, presence, prizes, brightens, prisms, orisons, bryans, prions, christens, orions, brises, krises, harasses, housings, high-rises, worsens, reasons, hurricanes, raisins, heathens, haitians, hasan, hausen, hosen, wheezes, heroines, hazes, hazen, prises, hessians, wayans, herons, hitchens, herson, erosions, hymens, hasen, hazan, resins, hyson, hutchens, huygens, horatian, hasn, hudsons, her son, hases, hazzan, horsens, hermsen, heizung, hermance, treason, tysons, trices, corrosions, tries on, bruises, cousins, brazen, bryson, artisans, aryans, cretins, britains, britons, bisons, arians, brycen, arsons, bosons, crescence, braises, crimsons, cretans, cozens, crases, brisance, crotons, ariens, brazes, bretons, cozzens.