Property

What do we mean by property?

Something owned; a possession. noun

A piece of real estate. noun

Something tangible or intangible to which its owner has legal title. noun

Something tangible or intangible, such as a claim or a right, in which a person has a legally cognizable, compensable interest. noun

Possessions considered as a group. noun

A theatrical prop. noun

An attribute, characteristic, or quality: synonym: quality. noun

To invest with (certain) properties or qualities.

To make a property or tool of; appropriate.

Any character always present in an individual or a class; an essential attribute; a peculiar quality; loosely, any quality or characteristic. noun

In logic, a character which belongs to the whole of a species, and to nothing else, but not to the essence or definition. noun

The right to the use or enjoyment or the beneficial right of disposal of anything that can be the subject of ownership; ownership; estate; especially, ownership of tangible things. noun

A thing or things subject to ownership; anything that may be exclusively possessed and enjoyed; chattels and land; possessions. noun

A thing required for some peculiar or specific use, as a tool; an accessory; specifically, in theaters, a stage requisite, as any article of costume or furniture, or other appointment, necessary to be produced in a scene (in this specific sense used also attributively). noun

Propriety. noun

Individuality; that which constitutes an individual. noun

A cloak or disguise. noun

See the adjectives. noun

Such right as a bailee has in the chattel transferred to him by the bailment. noun

Something that is owned.

A piece of real estate, such as a parcel of land.

Real estate; the business of selling houses.

The exclusive right of possessing, enjoying and disposing of a thing.

An attribute or abstract quality associated with an individual, object or concept.

An attribute or abstract quality which is characteristic of a class of objects.

An editable or read-only parameter associated with an application, component or class, or the value of such a parameter.

(usually in the plural) A prop, an object used in a dramatic production.

Propriety; correctness.

A person you are in a sexual relationship with Urban Dictionary

A submissive boyfriend Urban Dictionary

In CSS, a property is the attribute applied to a selector. Urban Dictionary

A way to describe a womans physical attributes. Urban Dictionary

A really good cup of tea Urban Dictionary

(Noun) 1. Someone’s significant other 2. Your sneaky link Urban Dictionary

-Your Shit -A piece of land -A personal possession Urban Dictionary

They aren't ALLOWING you? You are literally MINE and NOT THEIRS. They didn't ask me whether or not they could tell you to do ANYTHING! Urban Dictionary

Something refered to property usually means it's a women also known as a girl Urban Dictionary

Another slang name for a black person. Like back in the day when they were property and not people Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to property:
property, properly, proper, prosperity, poverty, properate, popery, ropery, probert, improperty, procerity, profert, propers, properer.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word property:
farmstead, taxes, exempt, confiscated, tax, exemption, barn, developer, homestead, relief, rent, taxation, contributing, revenues, charitable, ownership, lease, estate, burial, register, intellectual, purchased, owner, properties, acres, rights, apply, historic, worship, owned, sale, places, values, assets, insurance, value, percentage.

Words that rhyme with property:
copper t, copper tea, property e.

Adjectives that are often used to describe property:
private, personal, real, own, intellectual, common, public, important, separate, valuable, tangible, physical, immovable, movable, taxable, exclusive, considerable, residential, entire, joint, peculiar, intangible, fundamental, cultural, essential, corporate, commercial, ecclesiastical, mortgaged, communal, characteristic, intrinsic, absolute, unique, text, remarkable, literary, inherent, interesting, rental, moveable, depreciable, marital, desirable, ancestral, collective, useful, owned, immoveable, sole, emergent, stolen, exempt, adjacent, productive, acquired, freehold.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective property:
owners, rights, owning, relationships, tax, holders, taxes, relations, resources, relationship, ownership, owner, system, law, resource, states, damage, state, regimes, laws, basis, data, management, liability, correlations, values, personal, holding, right, insurance, regime, systems, protection, economy, restatement, interests, introduction, element, casualty, institutions, complex, rule, income, taxation, name, model, fluid, classes, ratio, continued, qualification, concept, holder, arrangements, office, instances, fundamentals, status, arrangement, flow, holdings, doctrines, market, revenues, measurements, diagrams, solutions, code, assets, correlation, qualifications, records, manager.

Consonant match to property:
property e.

Words that sound like property:
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