Outbreak

What do we mean by outbreak?

A sudden increase. noun

A sudden eruption; an outburst. noun

To break or burst forth.

A breaking out; an outburst; a sudden and violent manifestation: as, an outbreak of fever; an outbreak of popular indignation. noun

A rupture of the peace; a public disturbance or riot. noun

A bursting forth; eruption; insurrection; mutiny; revolt. noun

A sudden beginning of a violent event. noun

A sudden occurrence or manifestation; -- usually of disease or emotion, in one person or a group. noun

An eruption, sudden appearance noun

A sudden increase. noun

An outburst or sudden eruption, especially of violence and mischief. noun

An uproar, riot noun

A geological layer that breaks out noun

To burst out verb

To break forth verb

A sudden violent spontaneous occurrence (usually of some undesirable condition) noun

An eruption; the sudden appearance of a rash, disease, etc.

An outburst or sudden eruption, especially of violence and mischief.

A sudden increase.

A geological layer that breaks out.

An internet magazine formed by a hacker/phreaker by the name of kleptic in 2001. The magazine grew in popularity in 2002 and currently releases an issue once every few months. Urban Dictionary

Person who goes to school or work even though he or she is sick. This person spreads germs and eventually makes everyone else in the class or office sick. Urban Dictionary

One more way to monetize your game... With real money! Urban Dictionary

Any situation whereby a number of zombies, usually viral zombies, have come to exist in a given area and are threatening the local population. There are different classifications of outbreak, from small isolated incedents to a worldwide explosion of zombies. To counteract this problem, there are zombie survivalist groups, such as OZORT, that work to allow people to discuss what to do in the event of various stages of zombie outbreak. Urban Dictionary

A person in your living area or workplace who, due to either having constant contact with children or a weak immune system, always seems to be sick with the cold or flu. Named so after the movie entitled "Outbreak" starring Oscar-winner Dustin Hoffman whereby a Capuchin monkey carries a fatal disease that he passes on to a human, endangering all of humanity in the process. Usually, an outbreak monkey is someone who works with and/or has their own young children ( esp. a teacher and/or mom. A mom who works as a teacher could be considered a "double" oubreak monkey). An outbreak monkey can also be a young person who would otherwise be healthy but refuses to rest/stop partying, thereby weakening their own immune system and causing them to catch and bring back any cold/flu circulating that season. College dorms are famous for housing multiple outbreak monkeys at one time. It has also been argued that young children could be considered outbreak monkeys in their own right but this is subject to ongoing debate. Another common feature of anoutbreak monkey is that they are "used" to being sick often and therefore do not take the necessary precautions to ensure that others do not become sick. To an outbreak monkey sickness is a way of life. They are sick so often that staying home from school/work every time they were sick would cause them to get fired/fail. As such, they often come to school/work in various stages of illness only to infect others, thereby living up to the true title of "Outbreak Monkey". Urban Dictionary

Chances are if you have Roblox, you've heard of this game at least once. It's essentially one of those knockoff Roblox Changed games. The game itself is fine, don't get me wrong, albeit copyright not being happy. lt's the game community (more on that later), or more specifically, the Discord Community server it has. Unless if you're a veteran, It's all fine and dandy until you stay long enough to truly uncover it's background. The owner is corrupt, obsessed with money, and seems to dump partners every 1-2 days. The majority of the mods do nothing, and they even cause drama occasionally. It's so bad the server was deleted more than twice, and it's pretty much an unstable environment. Words of advice, never join the server, ever. Urban Dictionary

Yet another Changed transfur fetish game on Roblox where the objective is to kill eachother. Recently the owner got exposed as a pedophile. Urban Dictionary

The tendency of the zombie horror subgenre to become remarkably popular approximately every twenty years, then fade away. Zombie outbreaks have been noted during the mid-eighties and the late zeroes. So named because the fad behaves like a zombie horde, first appearing as a controlled instance, then escalating while no-one's looking and finally making the leap to the general populace with mass mainstream multimedia. Eventually the fad has no demographic left to consume, and rots away. Urban Dictionary

An autistic outbreak is a term used when you hear autistic kids yell terms like kill yourself, Off the friends list, You're Blocked, Police called, & We ain't cool. Typically these words are said when the person is hangry and hasn't had their 8th Burger King whopper of the day Urban Dictionary

Term given to people who have had a 'few' experiences with the other sex and have gained souvenirs to prove it. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to outbreak:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word outbreak:
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Words that rhyme with outbreak:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe outbreak:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective outbreak:
investigation, detection, situations, areas, period, investigations, management, situation, control, years, populations, response, strains, year, cases, proportions, form, numbers, periods, reports, levels, source, plan, war, prevention, settings, frequency, species, data, area, event, strain, narratives, defoliation, analysis, downstairs, densities, events, delineation, epidemiology, severity, disease, occurrence, sizes, setting, measures, recognition, narrative, surveillance, spread, serum, legionnaires, episode, incidents, suggestion, isolates, insect, potential.

Words that sound like outbreak:
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