Major

What do we mean by major?

Greater than others in importance or rank. adjective

Great in scope or effect. adjective

Great in number, size, or extent. adjective

Requiring great attention or concern; very serious. adjective

Legally recognized as having reached the age of adulthood. adjective

Of or relating to the field of academic study in which a student specializes. adjective

Designating a scale or mode having half steps between the third and fourth and the seventh and eighth degrees. adjective

Equivalent to the distance between the tonic note and the second or third or sixth or seventh degrees of a major scale or mode. adjective

Based on a major scale. adjective

A commissioned rank in the US Army, Air Force, or Marine Corps that is above captain and below lieutenant colonel. noun

One who holds this rank. noun

One that is superior in rank, importance, or ability. noun

One recognized by the law as having reached the age of adulthood. noun

A field of study chosen as an academic specialty. noun

A student specializing in such studies. noun

A major premise. noun

A military rank between captain and lieutenant colonel.

A word majorly used by the major Victoria Beckam. Urban Dictionary

Very. Urban Dictionary

We call "major" to people whose parents are rich. Urban Dictionary

A very hot girl, Shes beyond gorgeous Urban Dictionary

Meaning, badd, fierce, fabulous, bossy, sexy, top notch. Urban Dictionary

Large human being (very large), makes everyone his "bitch", swears he live, get's fed with a shovel Urban Dictionary

A way of describing how hard a guy is. Urban Dictionary

A term coined by Venus Raj, as first heard during the question and answer portion of the 2010 Miss Universe Pageant. It comes from the root word "bonggang bongga", a term commonly used in Filipino gayspeak, which means "extravagantly extravagant", "outlandishly outlandish", or "exuberantly exuberant". Urban Dictionary

At Miss Universe Pageant 2010, during the Q&A Portion. Miss Philippines answered two times Major. And its very popular now. Urban Dictionary

The English translation of the Filipino colloquialism: bonggang bongga. Culled primarily from local gay lingo. Popularized by Ma. Venus Raj during the question and answer portion of the 2010 Ms. Universe pageant. She may have also meant to say "medyo, medyo" or "chever, chever". Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to major:
major, manor, mayor, majo, malor, maror, mador, maior, maor, mafor, majar, mazor, majer, majoor, mejor, magor.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word major:
baseball, pitcher, sox, renovation, soccer, league, cities, minor.

Words that rhyme with major:
wager, teenager, ager, pager, agger, stager, cager, yager, gauger, old stager, rampager, majer, age her, assuage her, cage her, crager, disengage her, engage her, enrage her, gauge her, outrage her, page her, stage her, upstage her, wage her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe major:
flat, english, old, undergraduate, young, brigade, double, brevet, relative, senior, former, british, sharp, trumpet, academic, surgeon, gallant, late, retired, german, subadar, poor, minor, pectoralis, serjeant, regimental, globus, junior, tonic, etat, hippocampus, popular, subedar, french, dear, russian, adjutant, illicit, worthy, axis, tall, dominant, zygomaticus, fat, interdisciplinary, dual, sergeant, prime, thalassaemia, confederate, intended, faced, elderly, elementary, risaldar, parallel, youngest, year, handsome, brave, sophomore, corporal, ursa, marine, triple, holotype, temporary.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective major:
problem, role, part, factor, source, problems, changes, general, cities, concern, change, groups, issues, areas, cause, portion, issue, parties, difference, factors, importance, components, types, reason, depression, differences, component, contribution, sources, impact, categories, companies, events, powers, influence, works, decisions, projects, advantage, challenge, points, elements, effort, theme, step, features, themes, focus, centers, obstacle, goal, event, reasons, causes, surgery, objective, city, task, functions, concerns, shift, difficulty, center, contributions, emphasis, responsibility, project, axis, industries, element, determinant, premise, feature, developments, divisions, classes, consideration, contributor, disadvantage, crisis, difficulties, corporations.

Consonant match to major:
mojo, magi, merger, moggie, meiji, maggi, magie, majer, megee, ma ji, maggi e, mei ju, merge her, mi je, mu je.

Words that sound like major:
major, mujer, mager, maigre, measure, mayor, manger, magi, majors, mayer, moocher, masher, matcher, mosher, majora, musher, magie, maor, maier, majored, meiji, mayr, mosier, mej, mescher, majoor, majores, nature, wager, niger, yager, nudger, nadger, meager, mugger, meagre, magar, megger, moger, mauger, maiger, muger, mcgirr, maugre, magre, migr, muggar, mugre, maker, mare, mar, mage, mater, meer, marr, mather, mailer, madge, mear, mader, maj, maher, maner, mair, maggi, maire, mauer, maser, meier, mainer, mazer, mehr, imager, maji, mawr, maisha, maure, maje, maer, majeure, maler, meagher, maged, maur, maynor, maar, marre, mahar, maver, magia, mahr, macer, megee, maimer, mainor, meere, meare, mangiare, majeur, mauther.