Saint

What do we mean by saint?

A person officially recognized, especially by canonization, as being entitled to public veneration and capable of interceding for people on earth. noun

A person who has died and gone to heaven. noun

A member of any of various Christian groups, especially a Latter-Day Saint. noun

A person who is venerated for holiness in a non-Christian religious tradition. noun

An extremely virtuous person. noun

To name, recognize, or venerate as a saint. transitive verb

To regard or venerate as extremely virtuous. transitive verb

An old game: same as cent, 4. noun

Holy; sacred: only in attributive use, and now only before proper names, as Saint John, Saint Paul, Saint Augustine, or quasi-proper names, as Saint Saviour, Saint Sophia (Holy Wisdom), Saint Cross, Saint Sepulcher (in names of churches), where it is usually regarded as a noun appositive, a quasi-title. See II., 3.

One who has been consecrated or set a part to the service of God: applied in the Old Testament to the Israelites as a people (Ps. cxxxii. 9; compare Num. xvi. 3), and in the New Testament to all members of the Christian churches (2 Cor. i. 1). noun

One who is pure and upright in heart and life; hence, in Scriptural and Christian usage, one who has been regenerated and sanctified by the Spirit of God; one of the redeemed: applied to them both in their earthly and in their heavenly state; also used of persons of other religions: as, a Buddhist saint. noun

One who is eminent for consecration, holiness, and piety in life and character; specifically, one who is generally or officially recognized as an example of holiness of life, and to whose name it is customary to prefix Saint (abbreviated St. or S.) as a title. noun

An angel. noun

One of the blessed dead: distinguished from the angels, who are superhuman beings. noun

An image of a saint. noun

A North American shrub, Ascyrum Crux Andreæ. noun

Erysipelas. noun

A Bordeaux wine, especially red, of medium quality. noun

A red wine grown near Poitiers. noun

A person whom a church or another religious group has officially recognised as especially holy or godly; one eminent for piety and virtue.

(by extension) A person with positive qualities; one who does good.

One of the blessed in heaven.

A holy object.

A saint a person of extreme patience. Urban Dictionary

1. A cigarette (joint) rolled with salvia, a potent psychedelic plant. Sometimes rolled as a mixture of salvia and marijuana for added effect. 2. A holy person. 3. Someone of virtue. Urban Dictionary

The name of a recording artist from West Phoenix. Urban Dictionary

A person having the qualities of always having good intentions, always generous and willing to help, great sympathy and overall well mannered demeanor. Urban Dictionary

To saint a bitch and become “sainted” is to fuck a bitch twice, and to ghost her immediately after. Becoming sainted. Urban Dictionary

A cute puppy who is very playful,he loves other animals and he is the happiest taking a bath. Urban Dictionary

As in New Orleans Saints, a Natonal Football League team from Louisiana , The Saints ROCK!, they recently won the 44th Super Bowl, and Drew Brees was named MVP of the year. (2010) The won against the Colt with all-star quarterback Peyton Manning with a lead of 14 points total. The winning touchdown made by Tracy Porter, won the Saints The 44th Super Bowl of 2010!!! Urban Dictionary

A team known for having a superb fanbase despite 26 years of futility. The games are fun and the fans are funny. One day the Saints will get their come-up'ns. Urban Dictionary

To take a picture of yourself sitting on the toilet bowl mid push and sending it to friends. Photos are best taken while holding the camera low to the ground looking up. Photos should include knees, toilet bowl, torso, as well as face. Urban Dictionary

One who is almighty and well known has unlimited contorl and power over others one who thinks very highly of themselves Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to saint:
saint, stint, paint, faint, taint, saine, aint, skint, sain, haint, daint, suint, sait, slint, sint, sant, maint, smint, sains, seint, saini, scint, saina, saino, sainz, swint, caint.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word saint:
nevis, assisi, venerated, martyr, boniface, helena, laurent, aquinas, ignatius, croix, sava, augustine, patron, vincent, feast, apostle, basilica, relics, clair, benedict, dominic, brunswick, leningrad, monastery, lawrence, xavier, abbot, nicholas, jerome, cathedral, louis, denis, virgin, pius, francis, catherine, saints, archdiocese, sebastian, abbey, altar, paul, orthodox, minnesota, parish, catholic, convent, anthony, baptist, diocese, joseph, chapel, pierre, gregory, church, seminary, lutheran, episcopal, shrine, bishop, luke, celebrated, mary, pope, patrick, peter, bernard, archbishop, holy, roman, andrew, christ, anne, priest, jesus, thomas, john, russia.

Words that rhyme with saint:
quaint, paint, constraint, faint, complaint, restraint, taint, feint, acquaint, plaint, haint, daint, maynt, straint, bleynte, repaint, latex paint, fingerpaint, war paint, oil paint, head restraint, acrylic paint, poster paint, casein paint, coat of paint, indian paint, in restraint, jonassaint.

Adjectives that are often used to describe saint:
great, christian, old, true, female, local, particular, famous, holy, popular, muslim, dear, young, real, favorite, irish, greatest, favourite, buddhist, day, blessed, sufi, dead, perfect, aged, national, century, martyred, eminent, medieval, titular, royal, future, celebrated, sweet, tutelar, venerable, secular, indian, mediaeval, beloved, glorious, hindu, fair, spanish, mont, male, virgin, moslem, gentle, celtic, mystic, revered, known, welsh, italian, ascetic, humble, youthful, renowned, legendary, muhammadan, mohammedan, obscure, russian, unknown, genuine, corrupt, pious.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective saint:
worship, poets, simon, saens, poet, just, denis, claude, pierre, germain, martin, cloud, gaudens, loup, charles, michel, simonienne, hilaire, jean, king, peter, gris, louis, days, making, aubin, victor, paul, venant, anne, thomas, john, amand, exupery, cyr, evremond, soldiers, lambert, mark, etienne, soldier, florentin, remy, marc, ange, makers, siege, vallier, amant, simoniens, laurent, simonisme, omer, georges, singers, malo, maurice, quentin, simonien, jacques, scholar, genis, yves, cults, julien, veneration, dizier, hood, simonism, esprit, gilles, ouen, petersburg, laye, mars, maker, fond, politician, aignan, joseph, cult, emilion, poetess, domingue, andre, leger, briac, nazaire, singer, lazare, simonianism, leon, stephen, arnaud, antoine, simonians, amour, front.

Consonant match to saint:
scent, cent, sent, suint, sente, sant, cent-, ceint, sandt, sundt, sindt.

Words that sound like saint:
saint, st, st., sent, scent, cent, sint, sant, sunt, sont, cint, sandt, sundt, synt, scint, sindt, seint, cent-, ceint, sound, sand, sane, send, sinned, signed, saints, sate, sain, sind, seine, sond, sund, sunned, saine, scend, sait, snt, sande, sgn, sany, samed, sayn, saini, slainte, say it, semt, sunde, sains, scnt, saina, sindh, sonde, stg, saite, synd, stk, samt, sainz, swnt, saynd, ceni, stj, sumt, zant, zent, haint, zandt, xent, center, cents, centre, cena, ascent, cinch, assent, cine, cin, cen, cet, ciate, centi, c-note, cente, cene, centr, cien, centa, cinched, ceat, cenote, cens, c note, cette, cete, ceit, censed, cein, cine-, ciet, ceann.