Settle

What do we mean by settle?

To end or resolve (a dispute, for example) by making a decision or coming to an agreement. synonym: decide. intransitive verb

To resolve (a lawsuit or dispute) by mutual agreement of the parties rather than by court decision. intransitive verb

To make the determinations and distributions of (a trust). intransitive verb

To make compensation for (a claim). intransitive verb

To pay (a debt). intransitive verb

To put into order; arrange as desired. intransitive verb

To place or arrange in a desired position. intransitive verb

To agree to or fix in advance. intransitive verb

To establish as a resident or residents. intransitive verb

To migrate to and establish residence in; colonize. intransitive verb

To establish in a residence, business, or profession. intransitive verb

To restore calmness or comfort to. intransitive verb

To cause to sink, become compact, or come to rest. intransitive verb

To cause (a liquid) to become clear by forming a sediment. intransitive verb

To discontinue moving and come to rest in one place. intransitive verb

To conclude or resolve (something):

To place or arrange in(to) a desired (especially: calm) state, or make final disposition of (something).

To become calm, quiet, or orderly; to stop being agitated.

To establish or become established in a steady position:

To fix one's residence in a place; to establish a dwelling place, home, or colony. (Compare settle down.)

To move (people) to (a land or territory), so as to colonize it; to cause (people) to take residence in (a place).

To sink, or cause (something, or impurities within it) to sink down, especially so as to become clear or compact.

To make a jointure for a spouse.

(of an animal) To make or become pregnant.

The act of giving up someone you love or something of value for less than desired, the act of not being able to satisfy your need or want and choosing someone or something of lower standard or value. Urban Dictionary

Chill out. Urban Dictionary

When someone says something risque, or something risque is noticed, the word "settle" is said while pointing it out Urban Dictionary

Like maybe, just maybe you found "the one" him or her. You actually WANT to do this. It feels right. It's more than okay. Like never leave. I fucking want this forever. Make sense? Urban Dictionary

When one chooses to become romantically involved with someone who is not as impressive, but just as simple to be with, as the best available because it's easier. Urban Dictionary

In a state of euphoria in which the person experiences true relaxation at its fullest. Originated by Go Dav, rapping legends from the Bay Area, CA. YEE!! Urban Dictionary

The point in a woman's life where she feels that she has met the right partner, thus disregarding all focus on keeping her figure on point. Becoming the new Snorlax. Urban Dictionary

Your life right now. Urban Dictionary

This is a phenomenon experienced by guys at colleges with a low number of female students. It is characterized by delusions and hallucinations in which fat, horrendous-looking women appear to be attractive to the unsuspecting male victim . Being pussy-whipped is a side-effect of settling. Urban Dictionary

Settle is a small town in the Yorkshire dales, the majority of the locals are related but still deny being inbred. These people also are born live and die in the town with no hopes and aspirations of life anywhere else. This doesn’t make sense as there is nothing to do in settle whatsoever other than go to the pub or slit your wrists. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to settle:
settle, mettle, nettle, kettle, fettle, settee, suttle, seattle, sette, ettle, pettle, bettle, gettle, spettle, setule.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word settle:
vistula, disputes, voluntarily, debts, dispute, crescent, resemble, lawsuit, carlisle, permanently, vertical, settlers, differences, settlement, settled, matter, refugees, debt, down, scores, wings, claims, colony, lands, immigrants, colonies, settlements, matters.

Words that rhyme with settle:
metal, mettle, nettle, petal, kettle, fettle, betel, unsettle, dead nettle, ettle, resettle, setal, metol, cetyl, gretel, ketol, tetel, horse nettle, bretful, sheet metal, babbitt metal, britannia metal, precious metal, alkali metal, noble metal, admiralty metal, gettle, yellow metal, stinging nettle, hedge nettle, type metal, ball nettle, fusible metal, hemp nettle, piper betel, roman nettle, white horse nettle, false nettle, monell metal, muntz metal, bell metal, bull nettle, devil nettle, shot metal, zettel, gilding metal, misch metal, block of metal, road metal, white metal, flame nettle, painted nettle, wood nettle, white dead nettle, spurge nettle, grid metal, australian nettle, annette hill, brett hull, debt till, et il, et ill, et til, et ul, forget till, gesamtmetall, get ill, gettel, gretal, hettel, kennametal, kettell, lafayette hill, let ill, lett till, met till, set till, sunset hill, sunset till, trettel, wet hill, yet ill, yet till, zettle.

Adjectives that are often used to describe settle:
poor, worthy, old, elkanah, carlisle, puts, mere, 182, great, most, why, republican, past, wretched, calls, renowned, long, near, last, miserable.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective settle:
carlisle, disputes, matters, plates, things, accounts, judgment, animosities, conflicts, differences, claims, findings, terms, grievances, disagreements, questions, teams, arguments, groups, bed, influence, orders, suttle, talks, ment.

Consonant match to settle:
subtle, suttle, cital, sutile, citole, setal, sotol, cetyl, cytol, sawtelle, sottile, c till, sat ill, sat till, sate till, saw till, sawtell, say till, sea tale, sea till, seat till, seitel, set till, sight till, sit ill, sit till, so till, suit till.

Words that sound like settle:
settle, setal, setl, subtle, suttle, sattel, satle, cital, satel, sottile, sutile, cytol, zettel, siddle, sitel, sawtelle, sutil, sydel, saddle, settled, settles, settler, stal, sidle, cental, seta, stull, setta, seidel, cidal, stl, sudol, ceta, sadl, setae, septal, stuhl, seidl, sidell, sectile, zittel, cdl, seydel, seidell, scytale, setchell, setting, still, sizzle, skittle, stil, scuttle, spittle, subtly, styl, stell, stel, spital, stele, sisal, stille, stelle, sitta, subtler, sutta, stihl, acetal, suttles, smittle, citral, seattle, satchel, sata, cita, sefl, sachel, satchell, sahel, seckel, acetyl, hittle, seeta, centile, ceto, semel, semmel, ceryl, satta, ceol, cephal, chital, seita, ceti, santal, cepal, ceryle, sekel, -style, cendal, secle.