Mass

What do we mean by mass?

A unified body of matter with no specific shape. noun

A grouping of individual parts or elements that compose a unified body of unspecified size or quantity. noun

A large but nonspecific amount or number. noun

A lump or aggregate of coherent material. noun

The principal part; the majority. noun

The physical volume or bulk of a solid body. noun

A property of matter equal to the measure of the amount of matter contained in or constituting a physical body that partly determines the body's resistance to changes in the speed or direction of its motion. The mass of an object is not dependent on gravity and therefore is different from but proportional to its weight. noun

An area of unified light, shade, or color in a painting. noun

A thick, pasty mixture containing drugs from which pills are formed. noun

The body of common people or people of low socioeconomic status. noun

To gather or be gathered into a mass. transitive & intransitive verb

Of, relating to, characteristic of, directed at, or attended by a large number of people. adjective

Done or carried out on a large scale. adjective

Total; complete. adjective

To celebrate mass.

See mas. noun

In pharmacy, a preparation of thick, pasty consistency with which is incorporated some active medicinal substance: the mass is made up into pills of definite size and weight for administration. noun

In the fine arts, any large and simple expanse of form, light, shade, or color, in which the details of a composition arrange themselves. noun

In electrochemistry, the concentration of that fraction of the electrolyte which, at the given dilution, is dissociated into ions, and is therefore capable of carrying the electric current. noun

To form into a mass; collect into masses; assemble in one body or in close conjunction: as, to mass troops at a certain place; to mass the points of an argument.

(physical) Matter, material.

A large quantity; a sum.

Words that are spelled similarly to mass:
mass.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word mass:
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Words that rhyme with mass:
grass, pass, glass, class, ass, gas, last, bass, crass, brass, alas, impasse, surpass, morass, bypass, harass, sass, masse, trespass, amass, jackass, sassafras, lass, en masse, gras, sas, chasse, wrasse, frass, ras, das, tass, bluegrass, cas, overpass, tasse, strass, repass, smartass, hourglass, casque, fiberglass, alsace, kvass, plexiglass, cass, looking glass, underpass, basse, fass, landmass, plexiglas, rasse, foie gras, outclass, sea bass, mardi gras, eyeglass, spyglass, blass, working class, eelgrass, bras, underclass, trass, cut glass, yass, first class, brasse, lasse, contrasts, middle class, watch glass, sasse, rock bass, water glass, snodgrass, field glass, ruling class, couch grass, hall pass, glas, panic grass, hass, stained glass, upper class, vass, middle-class, nass, sunglass, plas, ideal gas, drinking glass, word class, inert gas, pate de foie gras, casse, shot glass, coronary bypass, second class.

Adjectives that are often used to describe mass:
great, large, whole, total, critical, solid, molecular, vast, entire, soft, effective, lean, huge, dense, dark, black, central, main, enormous, palpable, compact, abdominal, atomic, red, homogeneous, like, confused, immense, larger, dry, thick, hard, tangled, inner, heavy, shapeless, fat, amorphous, relative, irregular, left, cystic, gelatinous, fused, mediastinal, heterogeneous, crystalline, renal, shaped, thermal, inert, solemn, reduced, pelvic, undifferentiated, lateral, smaller, liquid, rounded, brown, inertial, overwhelming, gray, visceral, plastic, firm, granular, skeletal, yellow, continental, continuous, spongy, chaotic, inflammatory.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective mass:
production, destruction, communication, culture, spectrometry, transfer, transit, unemployment, support, society, market, education, movement, action, effect, meeting, energy, balance, hysteria, tourism, media, consumption, party, ratio, flow, participation, opinion, loss, poverty, violence, spectra, systems, extinction, starvation, psychology, migration, democracy, transportation, mobilization, meetings, stars, immigration, distribution, emigration, produce, suicide, transport, movements, observation, spectroscopy, density, screening, spectrometer, marketing, spectrum, storage, customization, concrete, consciousness, disobedience, selection, slaughter, appeal, behavior, research, extermination, death, picketing, conversion, protest, techniques, wasting, motion, velocity, entertainment, circulation, charge, persuasion, struggle, formation, terror, privatization, acceleration, conservation, propaganda, flux, confusion.

Consonant match to mass:
miss, mouse, moss, mess, most, masse, mace, moose, mousse, mice, mis, mos, merce, mais, meese, mohs, meece, mauss, maese, meise, moyse, muhs, maass, meiss, miesse.

Words that sound like mass:
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