Mound

What do we mean by mound?

A pile of earth, gravel, sand, rocks, or debris heaped for protection or concealment. noun

A natural elevation, such as a small hill. noun

A group of things collected in a mass or heap: synonym: heap. noun

A great deal; a lot. noun

A large artificial pile of earth or stones often marking a burial site. noun

The slightly elevated pitcher's area in the center of the diamond. noun

A hedge or fence. noun

To heap into a raised mass. transitive verb

A figure of a globe, taken as an emblem of sovereignty. noun

To fortify with a mound; add a barrier, rampart, etc., to.

A protection; restraint; curb. noun

A helmet. noun

Might; size. noun

An artificial elevation of earth, as one raised as a fortification or part of a fortification, or as a funeral monument; a bank of earth; hence, a bulwark; a rampart or fence. noun

A natural elevation presenting the appearance of having been raised artificially; a hillock; a knoll. noun

In civil engine., in excavations, a piece of the original ground left at intervals to show the depth. noun

To form into mounds; become piled up into mounds.

A ball or globe forming part of the regalia of an emperor or other sovereign. It is encircled with bands, enriched with precious stones, and surmounted with a cross; -- called also globe. noun

To fortify or inclose with a mound. transitive verb

An artificial hill or elevation of earth; a raised bank; an embarkment thrown up for defense; a bulwark; a rampart; also, a natural elevation appearing as if thrown up artificially; a regular and isolated hill, hillock, or knoll. noun

An artificial hill or elevation of earth; a raised bank; an embankment thrown up for defense

A natural elevation appearing as if thrown up artificially; a regular and isolated hill, hillock, or knoll.

Elevated area of dirt upon which the pitcher stands to pitch.

A ball or globe forming part of the regalia of an emperor or other sovereign. It is encircled with bands, enriched with precious stones, and surmounted with a cross.

The mons veneris.

(measurement) A hand.

A protection; restraint; curb.

A helmet.

Might; size.

On a woman, the soft pad of fat over the pubic bone, just above the vulva Urban Dictionary

1. The fleshy part of a woman's torso between the navel and the pudenda, over the pubic bone; the mons veneris. 2. Female genitalia generally. Urban Dictionary

Noun: derogatory term for a woman's genitalia Urban Dictionary

Mound is a womans fluffer. Mounds are the chucklebumps ^_^ Urban Dictionary

Mounding is the practice of taking a male's genitals and shoving them up in the body cavity. The end result is that he only has a “mound" that resembles a cunt. Urban Dictionary

The notation of fun thats to be had and found between the hip bones on a Fit Chick above the Pubis bone also know as Mons Veneris noobs think they're tucking a tackle when in fact its a pure indicator of dynamo in the sack with the tastiest, neatest and sweet little vagene ever Urban Dictionary

Inserting pillows under the hips of a girl lying on her stomach, "mounding" her ass upwards....providing easy access to her sweetspot and a spanking target that can't be resisted. Urban Dictionary

The art of lying perfectly still while completely covered with blanket. The traditional colour of the blanket is orange, but a sleeping bag or poncho is an acceptable alternative. Mounding is more effective when done in public and is considered a legitimate recreational activity. Pillows can be used under the blanket. Urban Dictionary

The state of having less than the usual quantity of nuts, ergo a person of exceeding cowardice. Derived from the popular candy bar jingle "Almond Joys got nuts, mounds don't" Urban Dictionary

A boring little town in Minnesota with a bunch of stupid kids and way too many pigs. There is absolutely nothing to do in this town but smoke weed. Nothing really goes on in Mound except smoking, cruising, drinking, doing drugs, and sitting around. The school is small and a straight shithole. There are a few cool people in Mound, but most of them are burnouts, or stuck up cunts. Also there are only about 10 hot girls in mound, the rest busts. When fun stuff rarely happens, cops usually show up and ruin the fun and the cops are the most worthless, power tripping pigs ever. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to mound:
mound, round, sound, bound, mount, pound, mould, wound, found, hound, moun, maund, mond, mund, mouna, gound, lound, moud.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word mound:
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Words that rhyme with mound:
around, round, ground, sound, compound, bound, profound, pound, confound, wound, found, background, renowned, turnaround, expound, hound, abound, surround, rebound, underground, redound, astound, inbound, propound, foreground, hidebound, spellbound, impound, newfound, resound, playground, ultrasound, stound, turn around, lb, swound, outbound, aground, merry-go-round, snowbound, unbound, unsound, runaround, greyhound, homebound, get around, earthbound, horehound, fairground, downed, crowned, come around, look around, drowned, go around, campground, dog pound, frowned, battleground, foxhound, unwound, southbound, mess around, afghan hound, walk around, hang around, run around, fool around, basset hound, eastbound, gowned, browned, push around, come round, stick around, play around, common ground, safe and sound, horse around, move around, run aground, westbound, kick around, monkey around, puget sound, towned, gain ground, bring around, get off the ground, revolve around, spin around, breeding ground, tool around, roll around, the other way around, putter around, boss around, moon around, flesh wound, speech sound.

Adjectives that are often used to describe mound:
small, large, little, great, low, high, artificial, huge, grassy, indian, green, conical, grave, long, circular, central, ancient, earthen, big, largest, shaped, covered, soft, lofty, vast, slight, rocky, round, oval, fresh, enormous, prehistoric, sacred, pyramidal, smaller, topped, sepulchral, larger, tiny, dark, steep, fairy, secondary, smooth, rounded, rectangular, shapeless, elevated, immense, principal, made, flat, sandy, tall, massive, primeval, isolated, oblong, citadel, broad, mud, like, irregular, earth, nearby, lonely, prominent, neolithic, famous, foot, burnt, rubble, mighty, bare, conspicuous.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective mound:
builders, builder, building, layering, hill, construction, mixture, soil, salad, birds, cultivation, rice, dwellers, stability, fill, mounds, maker.

Consonant match to mound:
mind, mend, monde, manned, mined, mende, maund, maned, mooned, mande, mund, moaned.

Words that sound like mound:
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