Orphan

What do we mean by orphan?

A child whose parents are dead. noun

A child who has been deprived of parental care and has not been adopted. noun

A young animal that has been prematurely separated from its parents or its mother. noun

One that lacks support, supervision, or care. noun

A technology or product that has not been developed or marketed, especially on account of being commercially unprofitable. noun

A very short line of type at the bottom of a paragraph, column, or page. noun

Deprived of parents. adjective

Intended for orphans. adjective

Lacking support, supervision, or care. adjective

Being a technology or product that is an orphan. adjective

To deprive (a child or young animal) of a parent or parents. transitive verb

Bereft of parents; fatherless, motherless, or without either father or mother; bereaved: said of a child or a young and dependent person.

Not under control or protection analogous to that of a parent; unprotected; unassisted.

Of or belonging to a child bereft of either parent or of both parents.

A child bereaved of one parent or of both parents, generally the latter. noun

To reduce to the state of being an orphan; bereave of parents.

A child bereaved of both father and mother; sometimes, also, a child who has but one parent living. noun

A court in some of the States of the Union, having jurisdiction over the estates and persons of orphans or other wards. noun

Bereaved of parents, or (sometimes) of one parent. adjective

A person, especially a minor, both or (rarely) one of whose parents have died.

A person, especially a minor, whose parents have permanently abandoned them.

A young animal with no mother.

Anything that is unsupported, as by its source, provider or caretaker, by reason of the supporter's demise or decision to abandon.

A single line of type, beginning a paragraph, at the bottom of a column or page.

Any unreferenced object.

1.(adj) Lacking in quality;Bad; Not deserving of love and affection. 2. (n.) A child exhibiting these qualities. Urban Dictionary

A southern hispanic gang origanlly from Orange Co. Westminster, California. O.P.H.S is short version of this gangs name. Spanish name; Huerfanos. Orphans13, OX3, This gang is known to be in AZ, NM, Tijuana, and NC. Extremly dangerous, enemies to Northern Hispanics, VDM's (in NC) and any other gang that threathens to invade their turf. Urban Dictionary

Having a beer or drink out too long and leaving it there Urban Dictionary

A child that has no parents(lulz), and no one loves them. They usually live in an orphanage or under bridges. Urban Dictionary

Little kids i laugh at. Urban Dictionary

A formal word used to describe ones dinner Urban Dictionary

Poor people who can't afford to buy parents :( Urban Dictionary

Someone who does not have a family. Urban Dictionary

Somebody Bruce Wayne adopts Urban Dictionary

A suitable source of food Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to orphan:
orphan, orphean, orhan.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word orphan:
asylum, orphanage, annie, destitute, orphaned, fda, receptor, aunt, drug, medicines, receptors, designation, girl, drugs, spike, uncle, grandmother, diseases, boy, genes, copyright, adopted, convent, adopt, relatives, raised, widow, grandfather, parents, foster, siblings, girls, strip, adoption, care, child, wealthy, boys, children, treat, childhood, shelter, fortune, cousin, disease, clinical, lives, guardian, marry, aids, mother, charity, treatment, abandoned, sisters, hebrew, status.

Words that rhyme with orphan:
endorphin, morfin, lorfan, morphin, for fun, dorf in, dusseldorf in, dwarf in, more fun, morph in, orf in, outdoor fun, por fin, pour fin, wharf in, your fun.

Adjectives that are often used to describe orphan:
poor, little, young, old, helpless, penniless, friendless, lonely, half, homeless, destitute, enteric, french, beautiful, female, unfortunate, unhappy, cytopathogenic, wealthy, unprotected, korean, rich, desolate, wretched, hapless, irish, nameless, miserable, fatherless, fair, forlorn, spiritual, virtual, innocent, infant, pretty, lovely, unwanted, vietnamese, lone, blind, impoverished, solitary, dependent, minor, hungry, royal, double, sweet, cytopathic, sick, injured, male, oppressed, defenceless, noble, dear, sad, illegitimate, celestial, timid, born, youngest, sickly, scottish, affectionate, portionless, yearold, trampled, needy, unknown, distressed, haired, therapeutic, eyed.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective orphan:
asylum, boy, girl, children, child, asylums, house, girls, daughter, boys, receptors, receptor, son, school, home, drugs, niece, drug, houses, trains, status, lad, family, nephew, daughters, train, schools, homes, designation, lamb, sister, heiress, diseases, cousin, baby, fund, care, maid, ward, sisters, hospital, sons, lambs, calf, chamber, youth, institution, heir, foal, maiden, grandchild, living, grandchildren, farm, brother, kid, babe, product, charge, masters, crisis, virgin, viruses, petition, infant, colt, babies, nephews, grandson, indication, credit, brothers, box, father, hero, nieces, kids, childhood, babes, bride, waif, prince.

Consonant match to orphan:
earphone, airfone, orf in.

Words that sound like orphan:
orphan, often, orion, orphans, offen, morphin, orphaned, oren, for fun, oron, orien, orren, ohren, morphon, orphean, auran, earphone, surfen, orin, morfin, orrin, dorphin, orvin, aurin, organ, morphine, oran, aryan, orton, organe, oram, aren, orson, aurum, orium, orum, orten, orlan, arfa, orhan, marfan, orgone, orfeo, ahren, orpin, arrian, orom, orpen, arvan, orim, arvon, orkan, aryen, orianne, arthen, aaron, arian, aron, arron, aran, eren, arun, arran, eran, arion, ofen, aeron, iren, arien, ehren, erron, afan, irion, lorfan, ifun, airen, irian, ifan, irun, turfan, -arian, iffen, ifen, morphing, offing, oring, arvin, orkin, orem, oaring, orlin, oarfish, arienne, r n, aerin, aarom, arcon, arawn, afin, affin.