Past

What do we mean by past?

No longer current; gone by; over. adjective

Having existed or occurred in an earlier time; bygone. adjective

Earlier than the present time; ago. adjective

Just gone by or elapsed. adjective

Having served formerly in a given capacity, especially an official one. adjective

Of, relating to, or being a verb tense or form used to express an action or condition prior to the time it is expressed. adjective

The time before the present. noun

Previous background, career, experiences, and activities. noun

A former period of someone's life kept secret or thought to be shameful. noun

The past tense. noun

A verb form in the past tense. noun

So as to pass by or go beyond. adverb

Beyond in time; later than or after. preposition

Beyond in position; farther than. preposition

Beyond the power, scope, extent, or influence of. preposition

Beyond in development or appropriateness. preposition

To change place.

To change in state or status

To move through time.

To be accepted.

In any game, to decline to play in one's turn.

To do or be better.

To take heed.

A time that sucked but doesn't seem so bad compared to the present. Urban Dictionary

(n.) Something that's completely worthless, unless you can actually learn something from it. Urban Dictionary

Ground Control, can you confirm sense of his dark secret? Its trying to show itself to me, secret holder's back pain correlated with said grey matter. Must get to the bottom of this. Hearing whispers "help me", very timid, very hurt. Urban Dictionary

When toothpaste is applied to the nipples, often resulting in highs lasting an hour or so. Urban Dictionary

Pasted is the state of consciousness when an individual is so stoned that they are literally unable to move, finding themselves pasted to the couch or their attention pasted to some form of entertainment like a movie, or a long series of Youtube videos. Urban Dictionary

Putting toothpaste on one's nipples with the intent of getting lightheaded or high. Urban Dictionary

Everything that has happened so far. Reading this definition is part of your past. And this. And this. And... Urban Dictionary

Serious form of drug abuse, performed by applying toothpaste (and lotion) to the nipples and letting the chemicals sink in. Urban Dictionary

The act of liberally applying toothpaste to your nipples to get high. Urban Dictionary

The act of putting toothpaste (commonly Colgate) on your nipple-area to create an entire body sensation, similar to that of Marijuana. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to past:
past.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word past:
participle, tense, verbs, verb, decades, decade, future, present, constituency.

Words that rhyme with past:
cast, broadcast, forecast, fast, last, contrast, aghast, blast, steadfast, vast, iconoclast, mast, miscast, caste, telecast, podcast, typecast, recast, overcast, outcast, passed, enthusiast, lambaste, hast, rebroadcast, bast, downcast, ghast, flabbergast, ast, harassed, asked, plast, nast, amassed, outlast, hold fast, simulcast, assed, rast, chast, precast, gast, sandblast, surpassed, unsurpassed, brast, snast, holdfast, chloroplast, clast, gassed, at last, belfast, kast, everlast, newscast, massed, colorfast, superfast, glassed, classed, bypassed, grassed, sassed, lightfast, at long last, religious outcast, outclassed, plaster cast, lymphoblast, stand fast, sand cast, weather forecast, bomb blast, mooring mast, leaf cast, cuban bast, jury mast, very fast, prendergast, first and last, needle cast, pendergast, solo blast, the last, thomas nast, mast-, blast-, royal mast, radio broadcast, tillinghast, amcast, comcast, polycast, qualcast, triplecast.

Adjectives that are often used to describe past:
recent, distant, long, own, remote, immediate, glorious, historical, colonial, dead, ancient, american, dim, historic, simple, cultural, heroic, african, classical, dark, mythical, prehistoric, european, romantic, far, geological, usable, medieval, feudal, geologic, evolutionary, imperial, nazi, rich, literary, indian, shared, painful, idealized, rural, mythic, revolutionary, pagan, golden, happy, legendary, roman, collective, communist, ancestral, hoary, troubled, near, infinite, russian, primitive, checkered, remembered, violent, criminal, mysterious, soviet, half, irrevocable, tragic, unknown, fortnight, traumatic, islamic, unhappy, shady, colorful, mighty.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective past:
years, decades, decade, year, experience, months, history, century, days, tense, experiences, life, events, weeks, week, centuries, participle, ages, midnight, month, performance, times, president, generations, hours, lives, age, actions, generation, couple, record, mistakes, research, behavior, sins, event, master, practice, efforts, summer, hour, practices, achievements, conduct, failures, noon, decisions, trends, records, successes, discrimination, errors, glories, winter, glory, season, masters, policies, minutes, participles, deeds, tenses, quarter, wars, wrongs, performances, memories, traditions, accomplishments, offences, behaviour, presidents.

Consonant match to past:
post, paste, piste, pest, passed, pissed, post-, paced, pursed, pieced, poust.

Words that sound like past:
past, passed, post, pissed, pest, paste, paced, pist, pieced, peaced, poste, pasd, pust, peste, paiste, peest, bast, pass, pat, pastor, pasty, passe, pasts, paso, paster, plast, patched, pursed, pass out, passout, pabst, patt, passy, passat, pasto, passa, patte, passo, passi, pantsed, passee, pastilles, pathed, pasgt, pashed, papst, pass-out, pasay, passau, prst, passow, pisd, ppat, best, beast, bust, boast, boost, based, bossed, hast, bost, baste, bussed, beste, beest, bist, biest, bused, boist, baist, baust, pace, pad, packed, pant, pact, pase, pasa, pacey, pait, paisa, pacy, pask, pasch, parsed, pasque, paet, padd, pasi, pasg, p c, paese, pakt, paft, pace out, pacht, pasp, passade, pasc.