Sax

What do we mean by sax?

A saxophone. noun

A dialectal (Scotch) form of six. noun

A knife; a sword; a dagger about 20 inches in length. noun

A slate-cutters' hammer. It has a point at the back of the head, for making nail-holes in slates. Also called slate-ax. noun

An abbreviation of Saxon and Saxony. noun

A kind of chopping instrument for trimming the edges of roofing slates. noun

A knife; a sword; a dagger about 20 inches in length. noun

A slate-cutter's hammer; slate-ax. noun

To cut or slash with a sharp instrument; incise; scarify. verb

Short form of saxophone. noun

A Belgian maker of musical instruments who invented the saxophone (1814-1894) noun

A single-reed woodwind with a conical bore noun

A slate-cutter's hammer; slate-ax.

A knife or sword; a dagger about 50 cm (20 inches) in length.

An abbreviation for the word "Saxophone". The Sax is in the woodwind class of wind instruments and completely owns all the other woodwinds. Urban Dictionary

Being such a mac that you can pull any chic even if you ugly. Gabriel Pikus is also a sax Urban Dictionary

When your'e such a man that Uu can Mac' any chick Uu want no matter how hot she is Urban Dictionary

So hot and sexy as f Urban Dictionary

The cooler alternative for the word sex. Urban Dictionary

A sexually explicit fax message. Urban Dictionary

The noun "sax" can refer to the entire saxaphone family of not-so-musical instruments, and generally refers to the most common "sax", that being the alto saxaphone. It was abbriviated in order to not be so long as to confuse the already-addled minds of those who actually enjoy playing the instrument. Urban Dictionary

Slang for testicles and derived from sacks. Urban Dictionary

The Click's definition for having sex Urban Dictionary

A Sax is a person who can get all the girls and or is just straight up Vibing Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to sax:
sax.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sax:
trombone, clarinet, contrabass, trumpet, baritone, flute, parser, tenor, tuba, mouthpiece, saxophone, alto, manchu, drums, piccolo, percussion, bass, soprano, trumpeter, harmonica, accordion, piano, xml, ellington, banjo, guitar, quintet, riff, arranger, violin, horn, quartet, sonny, jazz, cello, soloist, keyboard, benny, solo, dom, instrument, eddie, rhythm, horns, ronnie, buddy, organ, bassist, charlie, brass, backing, drummer, dave, stan, parker, tommy, ensemble, glenn, jimmy, trio, pianist, willie, instruments, keys, bobby, steve, tune, player, lineup, blues, dick, strings, melody, roy, vocalist, johnny, band, arrangements, rob, phil, orchestra, acoustic, ted, guitarist, gary, joe, pete, terry, bands, drum, bob, don, larry, musician, pack, string, recorded, max, recording, reed.

Words that rhyme with sax:
tax, syntax, wax, axe, lax, max, ax, relax, climax, pax, parallax, flax, fax, acts, ajax, yax, tracks, slacks, facts, borax, stacks, saxe, jacks, rax, tacks, trax, vax, surtax, hacks, galax, dax, snacks, packs, contacts, sachs, awacs, halifax, drawbacks, earwax, cracks, setbacks, backs, pretax, imax, racks, plaques, pacs, sacks, blacks, fairfax, metathorax, attacks, overtax, impacts, excise tax, kickbacks, sacs, maxx, lacks, pentax, praxes, macs, smacks, lomax, knickknacks, bax, saks, withholding tax, sexual climax, gunnysacks, cutbacks, filofax, maces, tampax, lilacs, franchise tax, flashbacks, income tax, plax, give the axe, sales tax, quacks, maniacs, greenbacks, pacts, poll tax, fosamax, jaques, knacks, whacks, shacks, transfer tax, indirect tax, equifax, sealing wax, aftertax, cadillacs, inheritance tax, calks, carnauba wax.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sax:
anglo, melody, soprano, belgian, third, big, ecke, mean, spurious, standard, lead, broad, comettant, hot, beppo, heft, flat, electric, terrible, opposite, novel, extra, plastic, opl3, ungainly, zipax, occasional, worth, mellow, ang, imaginary, instrumental, dom, shiny, achty, ray, smooth, ugly.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective sax:
player, package, players, pence, horn, miles, horns, years, man, auld, playing, months, rood, verlag, bhearla, masons, sound, shooter, feet, solo, month, year, dozen, days.

Consonant match to sax:
sex, six, sox, socks, saxe, sucks, seeks, sachs, sacks, sacs, sikes, sykes, saks, sakes, sikhs, sicks, soaks, sauks, seix.

Words that sound like sax:
sacks, sax, sacs, sachs, saks, saxe, six, sex, socks, sucks, sox, seeks, sakes, sicks, socs, sykes, secs, soaks, sikes, sics, sikhs, sixx, seks, seix, souks, secks, suks, sooks, sechs, sucs, sekes, psychs, cix, syx, ceyx, cics, psx, zax, sack, stacks, snacks, sass, sac, slacks, sas, smacks, sags, sak, saxo, sks, sacco, stax, sanks, saq, snax, sacque, sasse, circs, sacca, stacs, spax, spacs, sacchi, sachse, sacc, smax, cirques, seax, ice ax, saxer, sfax, ice axe, sakk, saksa, ssac, wax, hacks, shacks, yaks, hax, whacks, wacks, zooks, zex, yax, xox, yacks, xix, zox, eax, iacs, chax, wacs, cease, cce, c.c, -sis, ceca, acics, c s.