Production

What do we mean by production?

The act or process of producing. noun

The fact or process of being produced. noun

The creation of value or wealth by producing goods and services. noun

The total output, as of a commodity. noun

Something produced; a product. noun

A work of art or literature. noun

A work produced for the stage, screen, television, or radio. noun

A staging or presentation of a theatrical work. noun

A situation or display that is exaggerated or unduly complicated. noun

The act or process of producing. noun

The act of making or creating. noun

In political economics, the creation of values; the producing of articles having an exchangeable value. noun

That which is produced or made; a product of physical or mental labor; specifically, a work of literature or art. noun

In zoology and anatomy, the act of drawing forth or out; the state of being produced (see produced, p. a.); extension; protrusion: as, the production of the pike's jaws. noun

Plural In Scots law, in judicial proceedings, written documents or other things produced in process in support of the action or defense. noun

The act or process or producing, bringing forth, or exhibiting to view. noun

That which is produced, yielded, or made, whether naturally, or by the application of intelligence and labor noun

The act of lengthening out or prolonging. noun

The act of producing, making or creating something.

The act of bringing something forward, out etc. for use or consideration.

The act of being produced.

The total amount produced.

The presentation of a theatrical work.

An occasion or activity made more complicated than necessary.

That which is manufactured or is ready for manufacturing in volume (as opposed to a prototype or conceptual model).

The act of lengthening out or prolonging.

An extension or protrusion.

A rewrite rule specifying a symbol substitution that can be recursively performed to generate new symbol sequences. (More information on Wikipedia.)

The environment where finished code runs, as opposed to staging or development.

(in the plural) Written documents produced in support of the action or defence.

A picture Urban Dictionary

When you're so productive you start creating your own words for how much work you're getting done. Urban Dictionary

Something you are clearly not. Urban Dictionary

Something that is sold. most often used as a drug term. EX: a drug dealer sells "product". no matter what kind of drug it is, it is still product. Urban Dictionary

Doing something good/helpful Either in an angry or not angry manner Urban Dictionary

Drugs i.e. cocaine or weed Urban Dictionary

Slang for drugs Urban Dictionary

Means 'narcotics' or any type of illegal drug such as cocaine, crack, or weed. Urban Dictionary

A uselessly redundant variation of the word production. Mainly used by corporate drones trying to sound intelligent, and failing ever so horribly. Urban Dictionary

Styling gel or mousse. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to production:
production, produktion, projection, protection, reduction, productive, prediction, reproduction, productions, traduction, prodition, profection, proruption, productize, provection, proaction, coproduction, productile, prosection, producto, productor.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word production:
tonnes, tons, productions, handled, consumption, broadway, ceased, filming, producers, designer, factory, theatre, costs, manufacturing.

Words that rhyme with production:
induction, construction, instruction, introduction, deduction, reduction, destruction, abduction, obstruction, suction, conduction, reproduction, reconstruction, seduction, deconstruction, liposuction, fluxion, duction, striction, overproduction, sexual reproduction, magnetic induction, tax deduction, reintroduction, coefficient of self induction, course of instruction, electrical conduction, mutual induction, coefficient of mutual induction, price reduction, temperature reduction, business deduction, sound reproduction, supervisor call instruction, entertainment deduction, self induction, road construction.

Adjectives that are often used to describe production:
agricultural, industrial, total, domestic, mass, annual, primary, scale, commercial, local, actual, literary, capitalist, cultural, average, efficient, over, current, net, excessive, maximum, artistic, continuous, joint, daily, intensive, excess, future, global, gross, crude, sound, successful, experimental, overall, endogenous, post, rapid, theatrical, pre, organic, indigenous, hepatic, lean, artificial, dramatic, radical, acid, livestock, stimulating, entropy, yearly.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective production:
workers, consumption, control, distribution, system, capacity, possibility, areas, possibilities, period, goods, function, inventory, process, worker, complexes, sharing, figures, deal, land, items, stages, scheduling, costs, order, training, groups, relations, principles, effects, engineering, version, parts, test, meeting, era, use, employees, spirit, planning, orders, script, capital, partners, phases, decisions, reproduction, efforts, decline, efficiency, materials, age, theories, results, orientation, unit, cost, marketing, agriculture, supervisors, idea, firm, rules, prototypes, cycle, periods, labor, factor, situations, technology, sections, record, industry, credit, studio, prices, base, regions, profit, sound, experiments, events, exchange, providers, price, ability, flow.

Consonant match to production:
prediction.

Words that sound like production:
production, protection, prediction, productions, predication, predation, traduction, projection, predictions, protections, eye protection, prodition, reduction, reproduction, proaction, oil production, productional, badakshan, perdition, predilection, predications, predicting, protraction, predations, protecting, predicant, prelection, perfection, petition, procession, projections, profection, redaction, protectant, prospection, preelection, protectionists, protectional, tradition, promotion, seduction, percussion, benediction, provocation, erudition, prussian, overproduction, punction, potation, mass production, reproductions, juridiction, preterition, preproduction, product line, pair production, production line, producto, protagon, protonation, price reduction.