Nominations

What do we mean by nominations?

An act or instance of nominating.

A device or means by which a person or thing is nominated.

Best ship ever Urban Dictionary

A ship name that describes the ultimate NCT Dream ship between lead dancer Lee Jeno and coolest rapper Na Jaemin. Urban Dictionary

A superior ship in ncity no one is doing it like them Urban Dictionary

A beautiful, smart girl. She knows the right things to say, and is always there to help you through tough times. She uses logic to figure out worlds unsolved problems. But she can also come off as a bit sarcastic and rude, she means no harm though. All around Nomin is a girl you can rely on if you have a personality that well suits her needs. Urban Dictionary

A mix between nom and dominate. Urban Dictionary

Usually used by SpaceX. Like 20 times per rocket launch. Means phenomenal Urban Dictionary

1. The conquest or intense enjoyment of any kind of edible substance. 2. The eating of something. Urban Dictionary

A look given by a vampire or cannibal that tells you that you're going to be nom nom nommed. Urban Dictionary

To choose designated perferred choice Urban Dictionary

Food. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to nominations:
nominations, nomination, dominations, domination, combinations, omination, abominations, denominations, ruminations, nominating, laminations, nominators, iodinations, comminations, geminations, nominatives, renominations.

Words that rhyme with nominations:
congratulations, abbreviations, communications, implications, relations, ramifications, operations, aspirations, patients, machinations, allegations, nations, expectations, accommodations, telecommunications, tribulations, regulations, reparations, applications, stations, generations, connotations, reservations, qualifications, limitations, impatiens, specifications, renovations, complications, obligations, observations, considerations, innovations, annotations, preparations, affiliations, palpitations, negotiations, aberrations, variations, associations, indications, publications, recommendations, accusations, creations, foundations, revelations, installations, fluctuations, combinations, deliberations, united nations, situations, affirmations, immunizations, adaptations, carnations, manifestations, celebrations, organizations, recriminations, classifications, permutations, public relations, ministrations, appropriations, cations, hallucinations, vacations, depredations, constellations, deviations, appalachians, citations, denominations, allocations, illustrations, alterations, altercations, stipulations, decorations, informations, medications, locations, conversations, denunciations, crustaceans, gyrations, lacerations, sensations, animations, configurations, occupations, ruminations, corporations, vibrations, explanations, calculations, congregations.

Adjectives that are often used to describe nominations:
presidential, other, such, judicial, direct, democratic, further, several, more, independent, republican, additional, positive, following, most, regular, local, congressional, negative, primary, formal, peer, major, episcopal, sociometric, gubernatorial, partisan, multiple, open, contested, recent, separate, valid, executive, bad, numerous, future, legislative, official, fewer, respective, fresh, whig, royal, party, subsequent, self, controversial, federal, municipal, senatorial, unsuccessful, ecclesiastical, parliamentary, diplomatic, successive, papal, forward, ministerial, deadline, one, liberal, uncontested, nonpartisan, controlled.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective nominations:
picture, actress, actor, cinematography, song, sound, recording, screenplay, conventions, committee.

Words that sound like nominations:
nominations, nomination, dominations, abominations, emanations, laminations, denominations, ruminations, machinations, illuminations, admonitions, terminations, nominating, domination, combinations, lamentations, commendations, commination, eliminations, intonations, nanomachines, nominators, renomination, nominalize, omination.