Member

What do we mean by member?

A distinct part of a whole, especially. noun

A syntactic unit of a sentence; a clause. noun

A proposition of a syllogism. noun

An element in a set. noun

A part or an organ of a human or animal body, as. noun

A limb, such as an arm or a leg. noun

The penis. noun

A part of a plant. noun

One that belongs to a group or organization. noun

The expression on either side of an equality sign. noun

A structural unit, such as a beam or wall. noun

In English law, a place where a custom-house has been kept of old time, with officers or deputies in attendance. Such localities were lawful places of exportation or importation. noun

An integral part of an animal body having a distinct function; a vital organ; particularly, in common use, one of the limbs or extremities, as a leg, an arm, or a wing. noun

Specifically, the private parts. noun

Figuratively, anything likened to a part of the body. noun

A part of any aggregate or whole; one of a number of associated parts or entities; any unit or division that can be considered separately as part of a total. noun

Specifically— A person considered in relation to any aggregate of individuals to which he belongs; particularly, one who has united with or has been formally chosen as a corporate part of an association or public body of any kind, as a church or a society: often used elliptically in England for a member of Parliament, and in the United States for a member of Congress. noun

A part of a discourse, or of a period or sentence; a clause; a part of a verse. noun

In architecture, any subordinate part of a building, order, or composition, as a frieze, cornice, or molding. noun

One who officially belongs to a group.

A part of a whole.

Part of an animal capable of performing a distinct office; an organ; a limb.

The penis.

One of the propositions making up a syllogism.

An element of a set.

A function or piece of data associated with each separate instance of a class.

The judge or adjudicator in a consumer court.

A part of a discourse or of a period, sentence, or verse; a clause.

Either of the two parts of an algebraic equation, connected by the equality sign.

A file stored within an archive file.

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Word used by some crazy ass Mexicans that can't pronounce the word "Remember" Urban Dictionary

A dick. Often used by fan fiction authors, because 'penis' is a turnoff, and saying 'cock' or 'dick' a million times is boring. Urban Dictionary

Male organ Urban Dictionary

Another word for dick,cock,penis,etc Urban Dictionary

The male sex organ used for poping mamas, or women with great hotential, also refurred to as a bonosaursus Urban Dictionary

N. Yet another term for the male organ. Urban Dictionary

Short for “Remember” Urban Dictionary

Adj. 1. Often used in describing a person's physical appeal. 2. Most often meaning that one is considered an appropriate choice for coitus, or sex. 3. A good fit for one's member. Urban Dictionary

Slang for penis Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to member:
member, ember, pember, rember.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word member:
parliament, fraternity, lok, phi, kappa, legislative, advisory, constituency, assembly, representatives, committee, delegation, representing, senate, board, commons, council, sciences, trustees, alpha, editorial, parliamentary, elected, party, academy, association, chairman, society, democratic, federation, team, national.

Words that rhyme with member:
remember, ember, september, december, november, dismember, misremember, pember, nonmember, sember.

Adjectives that are often used to describe member:
honourable, honorable, active, new, only, former, individual, senior, prominent, single, honorary, third, founding, full, important, male, youngest, private, junior, distinguished, permanent, oldest, female, influential, corresponding, useful, time, average, fellow, regular, structural, respected, ranking, fourth, associate, key, upper, ordinary, typical, valuable, independent, responsible, non, loyal, conservative, elected, liberal, newest, faithful, hand, powerful, horizontal, fledged, fifth, worthy, alternate, executive, deceased, republican, officio, sole, prospective, dominant, younger, vertical, largest, known, eldest, ill, respectable, productive, lowest.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective member:
states, committee, board, countries, districts, council, constituencies, commission, banks, team, delegation, assembly, group, constituency, system, panel, house, state, body, nations, district, relations, senate, family, exchange, governments, cabinet, force, parliament, firms, court, staff, companies, households, organization, llcs, ring, llc, functions, agents, association, organizations, secretary, jury, church, chamber, teams, families, country, crew, majority, seats, juries, legislature, union, relationships, mission, rings, band, bureau, company, elect, associations, boards, household, executive, ministry, bank, presidium, tribunal, agencies, congress, societies, politburo, congregation, economies, interaction, elections, participation, unit, churches, club, clusters, secretariat, orchestra, canvass.

Consonant match to member:
mambo, mamba, mumbai, mumbo, mumby, mom be.

Words that sound like member:
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