Network

What do we mean by network?

An openwork fabric or structure in which cords, threads, or wires cross at regular intervals. noun

Something resembling an openwork fabric or structure in form or concept, especially. noun

A system of lines or channels that cross or interconnect. noun

A complex, interconnected group or system. noun

An extended group of people with similar interests or concerns who interact and remain in informal contact for mutual assistance or support. noun

A chain of radio or television broadcasting stations linked by wire or microwave relay. noun

A company that produces the programs for these stations. noun

A group or system of electric components and connecting circuitry designed to function in a specific manner. noun

A system of computers interconnected by telephone wires or other means in order to share information. noun

To cover with an openwork fabric or structure. intransitive verb

To broadcast over a radio or television network. intransitive verb

To interconnect as components in a group or system. intransitive verb

To connect (computers) into a network. intransitive verb

To interact or engage in informal communication with others for mutual assistance or support. intransitive verb

Anything formed in the manner or presenting the appearance of a net or of netting; work made of intersecting lines which form meshes or open spaces like those of a net; an openwork or reticulated fabric, structure, or appearance; interlacement; technically, anastomosis; inosculation; rete: as, a network of veins or nerves; a network of railways. See cut under latticeleaf. noun

Netting decorated with darned work or other needlework. Compare net embroidery, under net. noun

Work in metal or other tenacious and ductile material resembling a net in having large openings divided by slender solid parts. Compare fretwork. noun

A fabric or structure of fibrous elements attached to each other at regular intervals.

Any interconnected group or system

A directory of people maintained for their advancement

A group of affiliated television stations that broadcast common programs from a parent company.

Multiple computers and other devices connected together to share information

Sitting on someone's shoulders whilst using the urinal, and handing your resume to the business executive using the urinal besides you. Urban Dictionary

A method for unskilled people to get hired for jobs over people who are skilled. Urban Dictionary

A German band that released their first (and only so far) album, Money Money 2020. They're basically a 'side project' of Green Day and some of their friends. The Network wears masks, has a techno sound, but it's not the sucky techno. Only for hardcore Green Day fans or poseurs. I think they're Green Day's alternate personalities. Have fetishes with disease and art and such. Definatley not for people easily disturbed. They also made up the religion of Lushotology. Band members include Fink (Billie Joe), Van Gough (Mike Dirnt), Z, The Snoo (Tre Cool), and Captain Underpants. Urban Dictionary

Bro-speak term for partying. "Networking" gives fratboys an easy out to help overcome the massive cognitive dissonance associated with their lifestyles should it be brought into question. Namely, the idea that they will one day get a good-paying, stable job despite the unfortunate reality of their complete lack of employable skills. Urban Dictionary

A yuppie euphemism for kissing ass in order to get a job or obtain a raise or promotion. Urban Dictionary

Hanging out with friends and occasionally people would come, and we would meet some others Urban Dictionary

In computing: a series of computers connected together, in order to exchange worddata/word or wordinformation/word. A bigger and public network is the wordinternet/word Urban Dictionary

To meet important contacts and oppourtunitites by being socially out at bars, clubs, and Big Events. Urban Dictionary

The action of connecting two devices so they can communicate with each other. Urban Dictionary

Pronounced: (Uh-Lan) Partying, and drinking. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to network:
network, notwork, net work, net-work, nyetwork, wetwork, netwerk.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word network:
affiliates, nodes, networks, node, syndicated, programming, airs, protocol, affiliate, wireless, airing, nbc, affiliation, cable, cbs, espn, stations, abc, server, provider, broadcasting, aired, broadcast, channel, rail, cartoon, channels, internet, coverage, interface, satellite, operator, fox, connections, connect, television, ratings, mobile, communications, infrastructure, schedule.

Words that rhyme with network:
work, jerk, framework, perk, clerk, smirk, quirk, lurk, berserk, artwork, shirk, teamwork, irk, homework, groundwork, dirk, erk, turk, murk, paperwork, burke, patchwork, woodwork, guesswork, cirque, kirk, clockwork, merc, berk, rework, fieldwork, handiwork, housework, legwork, burk, overwork, schoolwork, firework, merk, casework, earthwork, needlework, birk, footwork, piecework, werk, metalwork, ataturk, masterwork, perc, latticework, beadwork, murch, out of work, spadework, merck, brushwork, klerk, at work, young turk, roadwork, openwork, bank clerk, knee jerk, body of work, werke, lerch, social work, piece of work, field work, plasterwork, clean and jerk, clerc, line of work, quirke, soda jerk, room clerk, bourke, waterwork, kurk, desk clerk, file clerk, derk, leclerc, undercover work, detective work, reference work, booking clerk, hotel clerk, sirk, town clerk, bjerke, grand turk, mcgurk, berke, turck, kirch, missionary work, bead and quirk, shipping clerk.

Adjectives that are often used to describe network:
social, local, neural, national, complex, extensive, wireless, entire, global, vast, wide, public, whole, internal, private, international, dense, informal, worldwide, intricate, semantic, corporate, nationwide, simple, larger, digital, regional, fine, based, integrated, dimensional, virtual, rich, elaborate, terminal, extended, complicated, port, artificial, equivalent, optical, mobile, cellular, commercial, electrical, loose, wider, largest, electronic, urban, underground, wired, linear, continuous, close, hierarchical, recurrent, typical, passive, efficient, hoc, supportive, distributed, comprehensive, interconnected, organizational, delicate, irregular, parallel, area, overall.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective network:
theory, analysis, layer, management, interface, models, based, model, administrators, services, systems, structure, security, members, connections, design, protocols, topology, interfaces, television, executives, architecture, effects, control, providers, externalities, managers, programs, traffic, structures, operators, approach, access, software, performance, building, representation, news, configuration, devices, cards, functions, flow, planning, techniques, data, architectures, programming, applications, nodes, centric, processing, elements, support, users, resources, solutions, address, size, topologies, formation, protocol, diagrams, coverage, marketing, organizations, connection, addresses, monitoring, technology, diagram, connectivity, adapters, communication, figure, radio, therapy, affiliate, stations, parameters, characteristics, tools, computers, operations, scripts, translation, configurations, communications, density.

Consonant match to network:
knitwork, knotwork, nightwork, net work, night work, knot work, not work.

Words that sound like network:
network, net work, knitwork, nightwork, night work, networks, networth, networked, networker, net worth, wet work, new work, night walk, meshwork, networking, netter, netlike, netzer, netr, netra, mittwoch, nice work, artwork, woodwork, art work, nighthawk, metier, nuttier, at work, seatwork, light work, nitro, nutter, knitter, nutsack, nut sack, nitpick, knitwear, nitre, nitter, nit pick, nitra, nutsac, nit-pick, nut tree, cutwork, nitery, new york, new-york, netbook, naughtier, night hawk, nautique, nattier, nighter, neuter, narc, neater, natter, notary, nark, newark, footwork, nater, midweek, niter, nork, nitric, noahs ark, nautic, nightwear, newsweek, natick, nedra, foot work, netback, netters, night air, nightwalker, neutra, mid week, narch, knotter, night watch, notaro, neutro, mid-week, natera, night walker, netsuke, notar, norc, neatnik, nedder, not to worry, nedrow, neutre, neuwirth, nitro-, notare.