Powder

What do we mean by powder?

A substance consisting of ground, pulverized, or otherwise finely dispersed solid particles. noun

Any of various preparations in the form of powder, as certain cosmetics and medicines. noun

A dry explosive mixture, such as gunpowder. noun

Light dry snow. noun

To turn into or produce as a powder. transitive verb

To put powder on. transitive verb

To strew or ornament with small objects or flecks. transitive verb

(keep (one's) powder dry) To be ready for a challenge with little warning. idiom

(take a powder) To make a quick departure; run away. idiom

To reduce to powder; pulverize; triturate; pound, grind, or rub to fine particles.

To sprinkle with powder, dust, ashes, etc.; specifically, to put powder upon: as, to powder the hair or the face.

To sprinkle with salt, spices, or other seasoning; hence, to corn; pickle.

To sprinkle as with powder; stud; ornament with a small pattern, continually repeated.

To whiten by some application of white material in the form of a powder: thus, lace which has grown yellow is powdered by being placed in a packet of white lead and beaten.

To scatter; place here and there as if sprinkled like powder: as, to powder violets on a silk ground.

To fall to dust; be reduced to powder.

To apply powder to the hair or face; use powder in the toilet.

To attack violently; make a great stir.

Fine, minute, loose, uncompacted particles, such as result from pounding or grinding a solid substance; dust. noun

A preparation or composition, in the form of dust or minute loose particles, applied in various ways, as in the toilet, etc.: as, hair-powder; face-powder. noun

The fine particles which are the result of reducing dry substance by pounding, grinding, or triturating, or the result of decay; dust.

A mixture of fine dry, sweet-smelling particles applied to the face or other body parts, to reduce shine or to alleviate chaffing.

An explosive mixture used in gunnery, blasting, etc.; gunpowder.

Cocaine, in powder form not "rock", or crack cocaine. Urban Dictionary

Fresh snow on a mountainside. Soft and fluffy stuff. Urban Dictionary

Cocaine or any other similar drug. Urban Dictionary

Sometimes used to describe laundry detergent powder. Which is like any other type of powder. It is snorted throught the nose and gives you intense head aches. After snorting the powder you must wash out your nose so it dosent get infected or anything. The only reason people do this is because it smells like mountains and flowers. Urban Dictionary

Sometimes used to describe laundry detergent powder. Which is like any other type of powder. It is snorted throught the nose and gives you intense head aches. After snorting the powder you must wash out your nose so it dosent get infected or anything. The only reason people do this is because it smells so good. Urban Dictionary

Imaginary substance asked for when someone is acting up, usually followed by another person putting this imaginary substance into his hand Substance used to keep one's pimp hand strong Urban Dictionary

Someone who doesn't know anything about linux, in my opinion. Urban Dictionary

A movie about a pasty white guy. also a nickname for billy corgan, singer for smashing pumpkins. Urban Dictionary

1. Slang term for cocaine 2. Slang term for light, dry, newly fallen snow 3. (verb) To apply powder to something. 4. A roguelike developed specifically for the Nintendo Gameboy Advance. It has since been ported to various platforms. Urban Dictionary

An overly white caucasian male. However, this is no ordinary pale white male oh no, this young man tends to appear to glow when you turn out the lights, due to his abnormally pale complexion causing such a vast contrast to his darken surroundings. In fact, it has been said that as long as he is in the harbor, there is no need for a light house, just simply strap a lifejacket on him and let him float. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to powder:
powder, power, ponder, polder, poder, podder, powter, lowder, sowder, poeder.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word powder:
keg, sintering, puff, diffraction, insoluble, gunpowder, metallurgy, soluble, propellant, cartridge, baking, coating, muzzle, ignited, primer, projectile, paste, cocaine, cocoa, coated, nitrate, bullet, spices, flour, grains, soda, potassium, ingredient, dried, barrel, sodium, ingredients, bags, butter, barrels, chocolate, bullets, oxide, exploded, coconut, mixture, pepper, milk, liquid, velocity, explosion, loaded, ammunition, explosive, firearms, horn, loading, wyoming, particles, montana, calcium, winchester, dust, rifle, salt, firing, shells, cream, basin, burn, dish, smoke, sugar, heating, mill, cannon, mills, flash, acid, charge, taste, dry, mixed, manufactured, burns, magazine, grain, ski, stored, springs, guns, tube, load, rocket, solid, rice, burning, gun, paint, seeds, shell, fired, crystal, plastic, thin.

Words that rhyme with powder:
chowder, gunpowder, lauder, louder, crowder, prouder, browder, manhattan clam chowder, clam chowder, souder, corn chowder, bauder, new england clam chowder, fish chowder, allowed her, aloud her, avowed her, bowed her, cloud her, cowed her, crowd her, disallowed her, disavowed her, endowed her, loud her, ploughed her, plowed her, pow der, proud her, shroud her, stauder, vowed her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe powder:
white, fine, black, crystalline, dry, yellow, red, brown, amorphous, coarse, curry, impalpable, baking, loose, gray, gun, green, light, grey, turmeric, dark, granular, blue, wettable, insoluble, yellowish, pure, metallic, heavy, dried, colored, tasteless, coloured, bleaching, metal, bronze, soft, hair, soluble, fresh, enough, chili, odorless, pale, worth, whitish, mixed, excess, finest, giant, ceramic, sterile, magic, spice, garlic, chile, abrasive, graphite, bright, lyophilized, hygroscopic, antiseptic, gold, pink, explosive, burnt, unsweetened, chilli, skimmed, magnetic, reddish, orange, wet, colorless, acid, brownish, face, boric, tooth, grained, putty, flowing, inert.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective powder:
treason, post, ball.

Consonant match to powder:
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Words that sound like powder:
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