Send

What do we mean by send?

To cause to be conveyed by an intermediary to a destination. intransitive verb

To dispatch, as by a communications medium. intransitive verb

To direct to go on a mission. intransitive verb

To require or enable to go. intransitive verb

To direct (a person) to a source of information; refer. intransitive verb

To give off (heat, for example); emit or issue. intransitive verb

To utter or otherwise emit (sound). intransitive verb

To hit so as to direct or propel with force; drive. intransitive verb

To cause to take place or occur. intransitive verb

To put or drive into a given state or condition. intransitive verb

To transport with delight; carry away. intransitive verb

To dispatch someone to do an errand or convey a message. intransitive verb

To dispatch a request or order, especially by mail. intransitive verb

To transmit a message or messages. intransitive verb

To suspend or dismiss from a university. phrasal verb

To request to come by means of a message or messenger; summon. phrasal verb

To cause to arrive or to be delivered to the recipient. phrasal verb

The rising motion of water as a wave passes; a surge; the upward angular displacement of a vessel, opposed to pitch, the correlative downward movement.

Words that are spelled similarly to send:
send.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word send:
messages, sms, message, overtime, email, delegation, delegates, missionaries, sending, athletes, receive, troops, mail, server, signal, letter, request, compete, copy, letters, sent, aid.

Words that rhyme with send:
end, bend, friend, lend, attend, amend, trend, recommend, contend, extend, spend, transcend, tend, blend, commend, portend, comprehend, intend, pretend, apprehend, append, suspend, descend, condescend, offend, mend, dividend, depend, expend, ascend, defend, unbend, fend, weekend, wend, befriend, godsend, impend, misspend, overspend, outspend, penned, distend, girlfriend, abend, bookend, boyfriend, yearend, back end, scend, dead end, denned, yenned, rear end, shend, downtrend, overextend, pitchblende, mende, bitter end, hornblende, front end, tail end, blende, backend, uptrend, reoffend, ende, best friend, in the end, fag end, arend, tight end, hende, kenned, loose end, tag end, wende, west end, exboyfriend, without end, split end, no end, sheet bend, butt end, townshend, lady friend, hind end, wallsend, becket bend, riverbend, gable end, carrick bend, rende, extra dividend, next friend, equalizing dividend, stock dividend, landsend, goodfriend.

Adjectives that are often used to describe send:
click, clear, select, net, request, public, free, god, long, front, static, plates, town, eighths, void, ready, withdrawal, vain, price, enjoy, perform, indispensable, dim, cork, modest, cpi, receive.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective send:
off, command, today, map, message, dataonly, data, money, coupon, synopsis, beep, exit, orders, now, system, neutral, return, operation, back, particulars, addressed, signal, screen, call, changes, alarm, your, text, schreiben, instruction, brieven, order, stamp, letters, funds, offs, frame, details, erase, rtn, msg, copy, daughter, home, access, error, down, list, menu, flowers, pictures, inscription, books, ups, photocopies, transaction, expression, greeting.

Consonant match to send:
sound, sand, sonde, signed, sind, scend, sunned, sinned, sande, sund, sunde.

Words that sound like send:
send, scend, sinned, sind, sund, sunned, sunde, sindh, synd, saynd, sound, sand, sent, scent, cent, signed, sond, sande, sonde, cent-, zend, sint, sunt, summed, cint, sundt, synt, scint, sindt, said, saint, spend, seemed, ascend, sen, sender, cena, st, sends, sant, senna, sena, cen, seamed, snd, sont, senn, sendai, saed, samed, st., semt, senne, stend, senda, sendo, sandt, saen, seney, cnd, sendee, spende, seint, ceint, scends, wend, zoned, hend, zand, zent, wende, shend, zond, whend, hende, yend, yenned, zande, xent, cindy, cinder, cid, cin, scen, cinna, cyndi, sanaa, cyn, cindi, cinda, cyd, scin, scid, sanai, psid, cinn, cine-, cyna, cidh, oostende.