Quicksand

What do we mean by quicksand?

Sand that is mixed with water in a collected mass and yields easily to pressure so that objects on its surface tend to sink and become engulfed. noun

A place or situation into which entry can be swift and sudden but from which extrication can be difficult or impossible. noun

A movable sand-bank in a sea, lake, or river; a large mass of loose or moving sand mixed with water formed on many sea-coasts, at the mouths and in the channels of rivers, etc., sometimes dangerous to vessels, and especially to travelers. noun

To catch in a quicksand.

To cover with quicksands: as, a quicksanded coast.

Sand easily moved or readily yielding to pressure; especially, a deep mass of loose or moving sand mixed with water, sometimes found at the mouth of a river or along some coasts, and very dangerous, from the difficulty of extricating a person who begins sinking into it. noun

Wet sand that things readily sink in, often found near rivers or coasts noun

Anything that pulls one down or buries one metaphorically noun

A treacherous situation that tends to entrap and destroy noun

A pit filled with loose wet sand into which objects are sucked down noun

Wet sand that things readily sink in, often found near rivers or coasts

Anything that pulls one down or buries one metaphorically

Just sand, but you can get trapped and suffocate in it. Urban Dictionary

1)Quicksand- Sand surface that when stepped on, gives way which causes you to sink at a certain rate due to certain factors: -Height/Weight -Surface Area -Movement 2)Quicksand(Situation)-Situation where no matter what you do, things only get worse. Even if you are trying your hardest to make things better. Urban Dictionary

Allowing your friend to sink lower and lower into hideousness in order to maintain your attractiveness. Slow and sad sabotage. Urban Dictionary

An instance after a sexual encounter, where rejection by one party only increases the attraction of the other party. Thereby, further enveloping the rejecting party into a cataclysmic pool of never-ending harassment. i.e When a male encounters a clinger in which she believes she is entitled to post-dating/pre-girlfriend rights. Urban Dictionary

An act in which the man presses his dick into an unstimulated vagina (read: not wet) so that the dick slowly, inch by inch, descends into the increasingly lubricated abyss Urban Dictionary

When you lay on your back and your nipples disappear because your breasts are so empty and deflated Sunk into the pool of floppy skin that was once a rounded boob Urban Dictionary

A person who sucks you into a long and boring pointless conversation you want no part of, and you have no way to get out of. Urban Dictionary

A fetish involving watching someone sink into quicksand or sinking in quicksand yourself. Types of quicksand would be a creamy clay, or a dirtier swamp mud. The fetish makes a little sense in the fact that the sand will hug your body. The cause could also be attributed to wanting to save someone or the struggle of escaping. Urban Dictionary

These are to be avoided at all costs. They usually take the appearance of an appealing website, such as "Hack any Facebook account!" or "Watch Netflix for free!" Click on it, and you won't be hacking or watching anything for a while. First, it'll ask you to fill out some little captcha and give an email address. Easy to fake your way through it. Then comes stage 2: "Just fill out this quick survey..." Don't. If you start this survey, the quicksand pulls you down into survey after ad after survey, until you and your computer are drowning in pop up windows and fake personal information you try to use, as the Internet Quicksand links you to more quicksand, makes more windows you can't close, and slowly steals your real personal information. And for all we know, it probably hacks your Facebook and watches your Netflix. Stepping into an Internet Quicksand will destroy at least an hour of your life you will wish to forget. And worst of all, it now has your computer information and email. Say hello to a sudden influx of advertising and new email spam that none of your friends will understand or believe. Urban Dictionary

An individual with the ability to trap you in conversation against your will. the longer you stay the more they digress as you sink slowly into their rambling world. struggling only brings up more conversation topics and thus exacerbates the problem. the whole time you are filled with dread because you know at the end you may be asked to commit to a future event. like coffee, or a month holiday. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to quicksand:
quicksand, quicksands.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word quicksand:
mongoose, liquefied, roux, vega, drown, pond, sink, gorilla, thor, sergio, sand, compton, traps, pit, sinking, hardcore, helmet, revelation, pits, deeper, trap, bassist, rescued, dies, rope, tide, drake, mud, pull, loose, reunited, dry, suddenly, encountered, fluid, escape, disbanded, pete, monster, desert, clay, falling, pulled, starring, tunnel, cap, drummer, diamond, rival, dangerous, apparently, robinson, creek, underground, soil, guitarist, novel, save, kentucky, bands, trying.

Words that rhyme with quicksand:
hand, stand, land, band, demand, understand, brand, command, gland, strand, withstand, expand, reprimand, grand, bland, firsthand, sand, nightstand, beforehand, contraband, offhand, misunderstand, remand, firebrand, ampersand, hinterland, rand, planned, secondhand, canned, grande, disband, at hand, grandstand, grassland, shorthand, inland, farmland, woodland, banned, broadband, wasteland, mainland, homeland, on the other hand, headband, heartland, panned, on hand, unmanned, newsstand, wetland, thailand, manned, backhand, wonderland, freehand, motherland, timberland, overland, finland, dreamland, ferdinand, longhand, armband, fatherland, in hand, lowland, farmhand, parkland, second hand, tanned, midland, forehand, unplanned, greenland, handstand, out of hand, disneyland, rubber band, bandstand, fairyland, scanned, sleight of hand, lapland, helping hand, outland, dixieland, lefthand, shand, upper hand, stagehand, southland, close at hand, moorland, marshland, spanned, promised land, vaned, cropland.

Adjectives that are often used to describe quicksand:
treacherous, dangerous, political, emotional, financial, dry, like, moral, deep, intellectual, cruel, economic, fine, bottomless, mere, wet, much, deadly, mental, bad, veritable, horrible, soft, black, loose, legal, spiritual, white, bureaucratic, terrible, ethical, logical, philosophical, psychological, verbal, muddy, military, technological, perfect, cultural, ecclesiastic, regular, fatal, conceptual, slippery, hungry, semantic, medicolegal, theoretical, extensive, underlying, perilous, broad, hidden, ideological, thick, nastiest, novel, faithless, pathless, unforeseen, made, unstable, swampy, vast, unavoidable, invisible, shallow, frozen, fiscal, organizational, vocational, occasional, hot, familiar, milky, murky, tenacious, statistical, ill, genuine, watery, metaphysical, dreaded.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective quicksand:
bottom, condition, bog, pit, river, years, shoes, bed, pockets, pool, foundation, effect, area, nature, conditions, world, shake, character, trick, pits, formation, hole, swamp, lake, society, column, subsoil, weaves, chamber, trap, soup, tank, bogs, feet, marsh, country, times, tunneling, stratum, open, layer, sea, phenomenon, deposits, foundations, consistency, spot, floor, bar, mires, increases, beds, assemblage, quality, action, pools, question, incident, base, episode, insecurity.

Consonant match to quicksand:
quacks and.

Words that sound like quicksand:
quicksand, quick sand, quicksands, quickened, kickstand, kick stand, quickset, croissant, quicken, christened, quiescent, kicks in, quick one, clock hand, questioned, cocooned, keg stand, cosigned, cuisine, quickens, klaxon, quicks, claxon, coxon, cookson, quayside, quaken, quick study, kick around, kickstands, quick change.