Possession

What do we mean by possession?

The act or fact of possessing. noun

The state of being possessed. noun

Something owned or possessed. noun

A territory subject to foreign control. noun

Power or control over something. noun

Occupation or control of a piece of property, with or without ownership. noun

A right of occupation and use. noun

The crime of possessing an illegal drug. noun

The state of being dominated or controlled by a demon or spirit. noun

The state of being occupied or obsessed with something, such as an idea. noun

Physical control of the ball or puck by a player or team. noun

An instance of this. noun

To invest with property.

In the terminology of psychical research, a change of mental disposition, occurring in the state of trance, so marked as to suggest the substitution of a novel personality for the known personality of the subject. noun

The act of possessing, or the state of being possessed; the having, holding, or detaining of property in one's power or control; the state of owning or controlling; actual seizing or occupancy, either rightful or wrongful. One man may have the possession of a thing, and another may have the right of property in it. noun

Control or occupancy of something for which one does not necessarily have private property rights.

Something that is owned.

Ownership; taking, holding, keeping something as one's own.

A territory under the rule of another country.

The condition or affliction of being possessed by a demon or other supernatural entity.

The condition of being under the control of strong emotion or madness.

Control of the ball; the opportunity to be on the offensive.

A disposal of the ball during a game, i.e. a kick or a handball.

A syntactic relationship between two nouns or nominals that may be used to indicate ownership.

Being obsessed with someone or something to an extreme circumstance Urban Dictionary

The act of ownership, or owning something. Urban Dictionary

Oh golly gee! It’s so weird! He treats all of the people who do this think like they’re the same person! Like they’re possessed by a some kind of ideology! Urban Dictionary

The original death metal band. Formed in San Francisco in 1983, known for popularizing the upside-down cross motif. Heavily influenced a lot of heavy metal bands inluding Slayer and Venom. Broke up in 1993. Urban Dictionary

A member of the UK hip hop group "Rhyme Asylum". He is most known for his participation in the 06 Jump Off "World Rap Championships", during which he and his partner "Whashisface" (AKA Reine) progressed through to the final stage in Los Vegas, but lost to Los Angeles rappers "Illmaculate" and "Thesaurus". His verses have a reputation for outstanding lyrical content, creative wordplay and hard-hitting punchlines, a prime example of this being the song "Poisonous Penmanship" of the album "State Of Lunacy". Examples of his lyrical ability (though no single bar can do him justice) are: "We unattractive ferocious creatures, I got master degree burns After a heat stroke of genius," -Poison Penmanship (State Of Lunacy) "Behead the king and the queen Lootin Tutin Karmoons tomb on a get rich quick pyramid scheeme" -Victory Speech (DUB) "Rush the doors From dusk to dawn My entourage plot on top of Scotland yard cause we above the law." -Unreasonable ft Diabolic (State of Lunacy) For further information, or to listen to his songs or buy his albums, visit Rhyme Asylum's myspace: www.myspace.com/rhymeasylum Urban Dictionary

When a spirt or a being traps themselfs in your body and controls you in weird and or scary. Urban Dictionary

Explanation: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You could make someone jump into lava, or even make them set their phone on fire. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Explanation 2: If it is your possession, you own it. If it is your friend's possession, then he/she owns it. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Urban Dictionary

Has...on your person or elsewhere. Urban Dictionary

To get very drunk. Urban Dictionary

The best tech. death band ever! The band's solo's aren't Necrophagist but the melodies and riff's are so technical. No breakdowns (those are for pussy's) First album is Cabinet, the best one by far. Second album is Noctabmulant, just as excellent but the first one was way better. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to possession:
possession, possesion, obsession, possessive, assession, possessions, possessor, possessing, repossession, possessivo.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word possession:
firearm, marijuana, misdemeanor, cannabis, pornography, firearms, cocaine, punt, fumble, touchdown, heroin, ball, interception, possessed, intent, offense, illegal, ammunition, prohibited, stolen, drugs, substance, weapon, trafficking, manor, counts, pass, imprisonment, jail, drove, quarterback, lands, sentence, threw, quarter, weapons, yards, convicted, drug, kick, charges, sale, receiver, property, abbey, guilty, recovered, estates, alcohol, castle, arrest, ownership, yard, clock, drive, controlled.

Words that rhyme with possession:
discretion, question, concession, depression, expression, impression, session, succession, obsession, accession, recession, transgression, regression, oppression, profession, progression, compression, aggression, digression, secession, procession, intercession, suppression, confession, repression, indiscretion, hessian, cession, retrocession, precession, freshen, decompression, pression, manic depression, misimpression, repossession, facial expression, ecological succession, idiomatic expression, great depression, linear regression, nonaggression, geometric progression, jam session, practice session, clinical depression, psychotic depression, indirect expression, bull session, agitated depression, war of the austrian succession, exponential expression, skull session, arithmetic progression, chronological succession, multiple regression, war of the spanish succession, deshon, neurotic depression, retarded depression, harmonic progression, legal profession, hession, simple regression, executive session, exogenous depression, reactive depression, wage concession, natural depression, closed session, rap session, image compression, special session, economics profession, learned profession, medical profession, sense impression, health profession, line of succession, without expression, eschen, afresh in, bangladesh in, creche in, deshane, flesh in, fresh in, horseflesh in, koresh in, marrakech in, mesh in, midsession, pradesh in, refresh in, thresh in.

Adjectives that are often used to describe possession:
full, actual, exclusive, adverse, complete, mere, precious, british, private, immediate, quiet, common, personal, sole, permanent, undisputed, self, undisturbed, formal, demonic, physical, prized, valuable, entire, peaceable, illegal, legal, demoniacal, present, french, temporary, perfect, forcible, absolute, secure, peaceful, non, treasured, joint, constructive, unlawful, lawful, spanish, inalienable, priceless, colonial, continued, everlasting, hereditary, firm, rightful, territorial, vacant, dearest, spiritual, demoniac, divine, conscious, peculiar, prior, proud, continuous, uninterrupted, diabolical, perpetual, sacred, portuguese, cherished, eternal, unique.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective possession:
taken, continued, trance, mean, island, bay, see, mediumship, money, giving, religions.

Consonant match to possession:
position.

Words that sound like possession:
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