Libraries

What do we mean by libraries?

An institution which holds books and/or other forms of media for use by the public or qualified people often lending them out, as well as providing various other services for its users.

(by extension) Any institution that lends out its goods for use by the public or a community.

A collection of books or other forms of stored information.

An equivalent collection of analogous information in a non-printed form, e.g. record library.

A room dedicated to storing books.

A collection of software routines that provide functionality to be incorporated into or used by a computer program.

A collection of DNA material from a single organism or relative to a single disease.

The deck or draw pile.

An awesome place that is underrated in today's society. Think about it - where else can you chill in an air-conditioned place, that's quiet, where you can read a cool mag or surf the net, where you can take a nap, check out movies, meet some friends for a game of chess or cards, read about whatever you like, get free bookmarks, talk to some fine librarians, walk around aimlessly, find out how glow-in-the-dark works..... and all for free! Urban Dictionary

When everyone is talking too much and all you want is silence. Urban Dictionary

A place where people bathe in books. Urban Dictionary

A place where you can borrow CDs, DVDs, software, and books for free! And best of all, you don't have to worry about giving your money to evil greedy organizations such as the RIAA or MPAA OR getting sued by them! Urban Dictionary

A place to borrow books for free. It is not pronounced "lie-berry" Urban Dictionary

A building that enables people to have access to computers, books, magazines, videos, dvds, etc. Where Librarians and Library Support Workers help people find the information they need. Urban Dictionary

Any large collection of facts or information. Colloquially, a smart or knowledgeable person. Urban Dictionary

When you go on the internet (typically YouTube) to troll scene kids by having an opinion by saying things like "scene kids r gay" or "Asking Alexandria fucking sucks" then waiting for a reply that will probably be the length of a short novel, telling you how scene kids are original and you don't know what kind of problems they go through and so forth. The library technique could be used for any group that gets easily butt hurt not just scene kids, but their the easiest to get books from. Urban Dictionary

A place that carries books and other media (Newspapers, magazines, CDs, tapes, VHS, DVD, internet, etc) It is also a place where people seem to have sexual fantascies of doing it there. Urban Dictionary

A place where homeless people come to shave and go BM. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to libraries:
libraries, librarian, librarians, librairie, librates.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word libraries:
library, policing, disposal, carnegie, archives, librarian, totaling, periodicals, patrons, subscription, catalog, volumes, waste, java, books, consortium, journals, scholarly, trading, laboratories, strategic, centres, centers, archive, institutions, files, grants, collection, database, access, standards, materials, interface, roads, planning, academic, rooms, public, items, information, resources, colleges, islamic, reading, digital, print, branches, electoral, preservation, tools, attached, services, software, applications, online, resource, literacy.

Words that rhyme with libraries:
aries, caries, adversaries, antares, varies, contemporaries, carries, cherries, aires, beneficiaries, berries, canaries, dictionaries, cemeteries, luminaries, blueberries, subsidiaries, dignitaries, fairies, tributaries, capillaries, ferries, corollaries, obituaries, emissaries, mercenaries, missionaries, dairies, blackberries, estuaries, primaries, miniseries, strawberries, monasteries, harries, intermediaries, cranberries, preliminaries, raspberries, reactionaries, commentaries, marys, revolutionaries, sanctuaries, buries, paries, marries, buenos aires, functionaries, itineraries, secretaries, aviaries, seminaries, proprietaries, commissaries, fiduciaries, legionaries, maries, confectionaries, militaries, secondaries, jerries, gooseberries, daris, ordinaries, juniper berries, sherris, karis, temporaries, paramilitaries, sherries, terese, rameriz, berris, claire reis, customary ease, dairy ease, extraordinary ease, fair ease, fiduciares, literary ease, momentary ease, monetary ease, temporary ease, their ease, thornberrys, thornburys.

Adjectives that are often used to describe libraries:
public, many, academic, most, special, large, small, private, local, american, various, medical, larger, major, national, digital, free, smaller, individual, combinatorial, departmental, largest, british, municipal, regional, monastic, european, presidential, rural, scientific, specialized, standard, extensive, genomic, numerous, dynamic, technical, shared, canadian, mobile, australian, elementary, finest, virtual, institutional, corporate, italian, electronic, provincial, theological, sized.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective libraries:
committee, titles, department, stanford, country, acts, statements, section.

Words that sound like libraries:
libraries, library, librery, librarian, libary, librarians, liberos, liberia, liberties, blueberries, laborers, libris, librettos, labrys, liberi, liberals, laboratories, lubricious, libras, liberalize, labras, librans, libero, labourers, light breeze, lawbreakers, libertas, library book, lineberry, libretti, law breakers.