Joust

What do we mean by joust?

A combat between two mounted knights or men-at-arms using lances; a tilting match. noun

A series of tilting matches; a tournament. noun

A personal competition or combat suggestive of combat with lances. noun

To engage in mounted combat with lances; tilt. intransitive verb

To engage in a personal combat or competition. intransitive verb

See just, etc. noun

To engage in mock combat on horseback, as two knights in the lists; to tilt. intransitive verb

To engage in a competition involving one-to-one struggle with an opponent. intransitive verb

A tilting match; a mock combat on horseback between two knights in the lists or inclosed field. noun

Any competition involving one-to-one struggle with an opponent. noun

A tilting match: a mock combat between two mounted knights or men-at-arms using lances in the lists or enclosed field. noun

To engage in mock combat on horseback, as two knights in the lists; to tilt. verb

Joust against somebody in a tournament by fighting on horseback verb

A combat between two mounted knights tilting against each other with blunted lances noun

A tilting match: a mock combat between two mounted knights or men-at-arms using lances in the lists or enclosed field.

1. A medieval contest of arms wherein two knights, each armed with a lance and mounted on his noble destrier, ride hellbent at one another with the objective of poking the other fellow with the tip of their lance. 2. When two men make simultaneous sexual entry into the same orifice. Urban Dictionary

A sleezy sexual act. Urban Dictionary

A term originated from the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney, Australia, meaning to reproduce with a female in a public arena. The term is derived from the medievil jousting contest, which was a public affair, viewed by thousands. Urban Dictionary

1. v. to contest a matter of controversy 2. n. the contest itself, consisting of the best two-out-of-three paper/rock/scissors ===== RULES OF THE JOUST: 1. NO WHINING 2. ANYTHING may be jousted (even what you had for lunch) 3. if you call "no joust" after you say something, it cannot be jousted. 4. you CAN NOT "joust" a "no joust" call 5. Procedure is thus: A) someone says something B) someone calls "joust" or "no joust" C) If "joust" is called, proceed to step E D) if "no joust" is called, NOTHING HAPPENS E) After "joust" is called, immediately begin to farkle best two-out-of-three paper/rock/scissors F) when the winner is determined, the "joust" is over, and the winner is determined to be correct. 6. After the joust, the loser must verbally submit to the outcome, and declare it to be truth. Urban Dictionary

To overturn another in verbal sparring, particularly in front of a group. Often said upon the occurrence of such an event. Urban Dictionary

When you get a boner while riding a bicycle. Urban Dictionary

Pain to another organism Urban Dictionary

A contest held to find out, between two men whose penis is bigger. two men start at opposite ends of the room and run at eachother with thier penis aiming not drectly at the other mans dick but slightly to the side, the man to get hit first looses, for the reason that he/she has a smaller penis Urban Dictionary

Jousting is the act of two homosexual men trying to assert their dominance. Both men having erections charge at one another penis first. Whatever man is last standing gets to have the dominate role in sex first. It is a fetish and sort of like rock, paper, scissor, shoot on decision making in bed. Urban Dictionary

A phrase that claims something as yours with absolute certainty. Can not be overridden. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to joust:
joust, just, oust, joist, jost, joost, foust, jobst, roust, doust, jout, eoust, joast.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word joust:
jousting, saracen, lancelot, minions, gladiator, tilt, newcomer, arcade, valiant, atari, armour, midway, duel, downhill, bugs, contender, lance, knight, gameplay, balls, bros, button, graphics, electronics, shield, horses, platforms, dragon, medieval, opponents, sword, predecessor, challenges, catherine, controls, origins, francis, flying, victor, williams, competitive, riding, horse, ages, tournament, wounded, combat, game, arthur, fight, wins, weapons, developed, sport, sir, falls, contact, classic.

Words that rhyme with joust:
oust, roust, espoused, faust, proust, doused, groused, spoused, moused, foust, daoust, marcel proust, poust.

Adjectives that are often used to describe joust:
verbal, first, medieval, great, many, final, second, last, friendly, literary, knightly, poetical, little, intellectual, famous, poetic, next, single, third, grand, oratorical, deadly, recent, fine, legal, chivalric, gorgeous, royal, ordinary, ancient, courtly, fair, mock, zealous, unequal, splendid, solemn, memorable, dialectical, fatal, annual, initial, successful, merry, mortal, daily, formal, mental, mediaeval, rough, learned, peaceful, interesting, aerial, preliminary, academic, fateful, sportive, pretty, graceless, martial, forthcoming, stately, definite, courteous, brief, pleasant, armed, occasional, fierce.

Consonant match to joust:
just, gist, jest, joist, gest, geste, jost, juste, juiced, joost, jessed.

Words that sound like joust:
joust, jost, just, jest, gist, jist, juiced, gest, joist, joost, geste, jessed, jouster, jousts, jout, jst, jowett, jounced, jste, chest, chased, chaste, cest, schist, chast, shist, chesed, haust, chiste, ceste, schussed, jot, joss, joce, joci, joshed, jott, jouet, josse, jhat, jossa, jobst, gost, yoest, jess, adjust, jester, jesse, jessie, git, gees, jessy, jessi, jace, jaycee, jessa, jass, gess, geet, jeet, jat, jazzed, jacy, gte, gists, jacet, jassy, jate, jesi, giat, jasey, agist, gitt, jatte, jaster, giese, jeat, jasso, jagt, gisa, egest, gisi, jessye, g suit, gce, jassa, haast, gesto, ajuste, giusti, gece, giusto, gesta, gcit, gestae, gjetost, gtw, gyse, gysgt, jayet.