Intersect

What do we mean by intersect?

To cut across or through. intransitive verb

To form an intersection with; cross. intransitive verb

To cut across or overlap each other. intransitive verb

To form an intersection; cross. intransitive verb

To cut or divide into parts; lie or pass across: as, the ecliptic intersects the equator.

To cut apart; separate by intervening.

To cut into one another; meet and cross each other; have, as two geometrical loci, one or more points in common: as, intersecting lines.

In geometry, a point of intersection. noun

To cut into one another; to meet and cross each other. intransitive verb

To cut into or between; to cut or cross mutually; to divide into parts. transitive verb

To cross; to cut verb

Of two sets, to have at least one element in common verb

Meet at a point verb

To cut into or between; to cut or cross mutually; to divide into parts.

Of two sets, to have at least one element in common.

When you're eating a girl out and you intersect your way from the pussy to the asshole without removing your tongue and then start eating the booty like groceries. Urban Dictionary

The Intersect is a government super-computer. It holds all of the government secrets. The Intersect was downloaded into Chuck Bartowski's brain when CIA agent Bryce Larkin steals it, then sends it to him via email. With the Intersect in his head, Chuck can "flash" on all of the information when he sees or hears something that is recorded in the program. With the Intersect, Chuck becomes a major help for the CIA and NSA and receives a CIA handler, Sarah Walker, and a NSA handler, John Casey. In the last episode of season two, Chuck downloads the Intersect 2.0 and is then able to flash on martial arts, foreign languages, how to properly use weapons, etc., etc.. Once Chuck has the Intersect 2.0, he later becomes an actual CIA agent. Urban Dictionary

Area between nutsack and ass hole Urban Dictionary

An intersection is when two men and a woman are having sexual intercourse, and instead of spreading the woman's ass cheeks, one of the guys spread the other guy's ass cheeks. Urban Dictionary

When you're in a sick car, coming up to an intersection, you're praying for a red light so that when you stop everybody is looking at you in your car, then it's your time to play the hottest song: intersection music. getting all the attention you want at the intersection w/ a hot song Urban Dictionary

Protection racket where disadvantaged groups, whether real or perceived, sell protection from false hate accusations for concessions from others. Urban Dictionary

The kind of racism that Intersectional Feminists espouse while insisting it’s not racism. These people give themselves a supposed out by saying that shitting on another person simply because of their color or another arbitrary feature (such as being male, old, etc.) is okay as long as they are a member of a majority group and therefore hold “social power”. Because of that, the Intersectionalist thinks they can act with impunity from their prejudice because they have less “power” than the person they’re being racist against. Figure that one out. Urban Dictionary

The scurry for new sources that arises when demand for oppression outstrips supply Urban Dictionary

Pl n.: Pompous douchebags who adhere to no traffic laws and think that the words "dont block the box" means free-for-all-clusterfuck. More commonly known as New York City Jews. Urban Dictionary

Lady crossing guard Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to intersect:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word intersect:
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Words that rhyme with intersect:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe intersect:
same, social, quadrilateral, ecliptic, general, marginal, personal, political, conic, human, light, public, inscribed, equal, common, longer, vertical, horizontal, joint, constant, sexual, present, straight, total, regular, latter, individual, focal, solid, novel, national, future, parallel, religious, right, global, popular, cultural, secant, equipotential, aggregate, self, average, divine, bottom, equator, tangent, quadric, plane, critical, female, timeless, equilateral, everyday, equinoctial, curvature, past, west, trihedral, adjacent, urban, visual, peculiarly, projective, crystal, dimensional, diagonal, stress, characteristic, consummatory, net, opposite, fixed.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective intersect:
operations, line, point, method, operation, command, function, points, option, button, lode, feature, operator, lines, tool, ion, curve, areas, quantisation, trail, operators, strata, mode, approach, commands, ions, course, circularity, boundary, shapes, varenne, sums, rule, selection, intchg, may, diameters, ionality, prototype, plane, members, road, keys, returns, selections.

Words that sound like intersect:
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