Read

What do we mean by read?

To examine and grasp the meaning of (written or printed characters, words, or sentences). intransitive verb

To utter or render aloud (written or printed material). intransitive verb

To have the ability to examine and grasp the meaning of (written or printed material in a given language or notation). intransitive verb

To examine and grasp the meaning of (language in a form other than written or printed characters, words, or sentences). intransitive verb

To examine and grasp the meaning of (a graphic representation). intransitive verb

To discern and interpret the nature or significance of through close examination or sensitive observation. intransitive verb

To discern or anticipate through examination or observation; descry. intransitive verb

To determine the intent or mood of. intransitive verb

To attribute a certain interpretation or meaning to. intransitive verb

To consider (something written or printed) as having a particular meaning or significance. intransitive verb

To foretell or predict (the future). intransitive verb

To receive or comprehend (a radio message, for example). intransitive verb

To study or make a study of. intransitive verb

To learn or get knowledge of from something written or printed. intransitive verb

To proofread. intransitive verb

To have or use as a preferred reading in a particular passage. intransitive verb

To indicate, register, or show. intransitive verb

A reading or an act of reading, especially an actor's part of a play.

(in combination) Something to be read; a written work.

A person's interpretation or impression of something.

An instance of reading.

An attack on one's credibility Urban Dictionary

When someone does not get a text back, most commonly from a girl or boy the person likes. Urban Dictionary

In competitive Smash Bros and possibly other fighting games, a read is a term used to describe when a player predicts their opponents actions and takes advantage of them - usually leading to a KO Urban Dictionary

What you are probably doing right now. Urban Dictionary

Read (v.) to translate written text into meaningful ideas within one's own mind. People usually read to gain knowledge or to awaken their imagination. Sadly, the act of reading seems to have been "bred out" of the human race. People these days would much rather desensetize themselves with stupid rap noise and violent, pornographic, and otherwise unintelligent forms of media. If you are in junior high and find it hard to read, do yourself a favor and get help. No offense! Reading is a great and powerful thing, and only by fully taking advantage of it can one open his or her mind to the possibilities of his or her own future. Urban Dictionary

Something that people don't do enough of these days Urban Dictionary

To tell someone you are reading is the code for wanking. this is appropriate as no one really reads anymore, so it's unlikely to get mistaken. Urban Dictionary

When you find a cha ray and she hooks up with you and sucks the dick Urban Dictionary

One that ruins a joke, repeats a joke continual times Urban Dictionary

An instance in which 2 people read (drag, roast, insult) each other for filth. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to read:
read.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word read:
aloud, write, torah, minds, reading, script, bible, reads, reader, readers, files, understand, poem, books, file, poems, poetry, text, cambridge, book, oxford, letter.

Words that rhyme with read:
lead, head, breed, red, bed, feed, bleed, spread, shed, proceed, tread, led, speed, bread, concede, plead, supersede, screed, seed, need, weed, indeed, heed, dead, creed, precede, deed, thread, impede, ahead, accede, dread, inbreed, embed, succeed, overhead, exceed, cede, pled, proofread, watershed, said, reed, wed, secede, instead, ed, mislead, stead, recede, bead, shred, reread, widespread, greed, shead, stampede, bulkhead, mead, med, intercede, aforesaid, knead, sled, fed, nead, ted, homestead, centipede, spearhead, misread, steed, retread, ged, infrared, bled, tweed, agreed, seaweed, coed, egghead, imbed, abed, misled, bred, guaranteed, fred, sped, inbred, zed, figurehead, bede, thoroughbred, hotbed, deadhead, blockhead, beachhead, ned, swede, masthead.

Adjectives that are often used to describe read:
first, little, much, good, last, best, better, next, more, easy, quick, second, less, original, least, interesting, final, fascinating, longer, enjoyable, sequential, latter, daily, worth, entertaining, front, excellent, repeatable, bad, well, dirty, typical, scarce, subsequent, top, compelling, shockley, ready, essential, wonderful, destructive, novel, delightful, quiet, page, random, concurrent, terrific, likely, bottom, day, int, ill, rare, content, difficult, obituary, careful.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective read:
out, statement, operation, man, book, books, format, head, operations, thermometer, alouds, access, command, request, letter, text, file, write, statements, style, times, outs, mode, memory, data, record, letters, person, move, chapter, requests, list, woman, cycle, pages, transaction, stories, newspapers, guide, instruction, cycles, type, story, novels, back, locks, miss, error, speech, scholar, lawyer, chapters, print, introduction, aloud, page, articles, consistency, paper, newspaper, works, section, heads, punch, only, novel, instructions, card, labels, master, more, copy, report, article, poet, texts, magazines, student, off, lock, author, notes, volume.

Consonant match to read:
red, road, ride, rod, rid, rude, reed, raid, rad, rood, rode, rudd, reid, redd, wried, rud, reade, rayed, rowed, raad, rhode, royd, roode, roed, ried, rodd, ruud, rohde, radde, wrede, riede, rhod-, rhoad, rhude.

Words that sound like read:
red, read, redd, reade, raed, redde, rid, rud, rudd, ryd, rrod, road, ride, rude, rod, reed, rad, raid, rode, ret, roid, reid, rade, rood, rowed, wrod, rhett, arrayed, roud, ried, rhode, rede, ryde, rued, rette, rowd, rett, rayed, raide, rodd, royd, roed, raad, wried, ruud, aroid, rohde, aride, raud, radde, radd, wret, roode, wrad, reede, wrede, riede, areed, rwd, iride, arride, rhod, radh, regt, roede, rheed, rut, writ, rit, rutt, ritt, rhat, ryt, rhet, rhit, urate, aurate, bread, rat, dread, earned, fred, bred, erd, dred, ird, freda, pred, dredd, air head, rait, raat, arend, erde, raitt, irled, oread, raeder, arouet, aread.