Intermissions

What do we mean by intermissions?

A break between two performances or sessions, such as at a concert, play, seminar, or religious assembly.

When you are in the middle of having sex and need a break, u pull out and the girl licks ur testicles until u have the energy to resume. Urban Dictionary

The vacation break in school between first and second semester. Urban Dictionary

A word used for after sex hiatus session Urban Dictionary

A period of time at a party where everyone stops partying to hide all of the alcohol for fear that cops or parents have showed up. Urban Dictionary

When you’re asked to take a break from pooping a massive load so someone else can use the bathroom and then coming back to resume your poop. Urban Dictionary

When a middle-aged man or older takes a break from his marital duties and spouse and acts like he is single without any responsibilities or obligation to his family or spouse. Urban Dictionary

The length of time between a person farting and when that fart is first smelled. Urban Dictionary

The sudden realisation that it would be impossible to make it to the intermission of some kind of theatrical production Urban Dictionary

When two movie characters with no previous chemistry stop a movie dead in its tracks to have sex. Urban Dictionary

Usually located down the hallway to the left, ofter referred to as "the office" colleagues are assigned specific tasks in the office, repeat offenders or non particpators are asked to leave and obtain hot food. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to intermissions:
intermissions, intermission, intercessions, intersessions, intromissions.

Words that rhyme with intermissions:
conditions, emissions, munitions, acquisitions, ambitions, definitions, traditions, propositions, admonitions, missions, academicians, additions, physicians, politicians, musicians, inhibitions, omissions, dispositions, editions, positions, apparitions, auditions, exhibitions, petitions, admissions, commissions, transitions, expeditions, electricians, submissions, suspicions, partitions, compositions, coalitions, renditions, ski conditions, suppositions, technicians, clinicians, magicians, competitions, superstitions, mathematicians, prohibitions, juxtapositions, expositions, permissions, preconditions, depositions, opticians, obstetricians, patricians, remissions, premonitions, repetitions, statisticians, theoreticians, transmissions, predispositions, pediatricians, dietitians, tacticians, tuitions, rhetoricians, oppositions, ammunitions, meteorological conditions, weather conditions, thermosetting compositions, noise conditions, geriatricians, airconditions.

Adjectives that are often used to describe intermissions:
occasional, few, short, long, brief, slight, frequent, complete, distinct, several, little, minute, various, longer, seasonable, regular, perfect, rare, considerable, irregular, daily, rapid, momentary, partial, marked, temporary, usual, necessary, lucid, delightful, lengthy, shorter, casual, slow, fitful, prolonged, periodic, remarkable, strange, briefest, trifling, hour, cardiac, minor, remorseful, longest, transient, shameful, sinister, periodical, protracted, due, interminable, delightfull, catching, sundry, afebrile, spasmodic, endless, hourly, grateful, cool, lyrical, seasonal, feverish, silent.

Consonant match to intermissions:
intimations.

Words that sound like intermissions:
intermissions, intermission, intimations, intermittence, intercessions, interactions, intermittent, intrusions, intuitions, informations, intonations, intromission, interruptions, intensions, intimation, interneurons, untermenschen, intermittency, intercession, interceptions, intersections, interjections, intersession, inter milan, information, intentions, intuition, international, instructions, interaction, intrusion, emissions, admissions, intonation, interment, incarnations, internationals, internacional, introns, intimidations, indigenes, in remission, intercision, intermine.