Sharpen

What do we mean by sharpen?

To make or become sharp or sharper. transitive & intransitive verb

To make sharp or sharper; render more acute, keen, eager, active, intensive, quick, biting, severe, tart, etc.: as, to sharpen a sword or a knife; to sharpen the appetite; to sharpen vinegar.

In music, same as sharp, v., 2.

To make something sharp; put a keen edge or sharp point on something.

To grow or become sharp.

In music, same as sharp.

To grow or become sharp. intransitive verb

To give a keen edge or fine point to; to make sharper. transitive verb

To render more quick or acute in perception; to make more ready or ingenious. transitive verb

To make more eager. transitive verb

To make more pungent and intense. transitive verb

To make biting, sarcastic, or severe. transitive verb

To render more shrill or piercing. transitive verb

To make more tart or acid; to make sour. transitive verb

To raise, as a sound, by means of a sharp; to apply a sharp to. transitive verb

To make sharp verb

Make (images or sounds) sharp or sharper verb

Make sharp or sharper verb

Make (one's senses) more acute verb

Make crisp or more crisp and precise verb

(sometimes figurative) To make sharp.

To become sharp.

An alcoholic beverage used to enhance creativity and productivity Urban Dictionary

A machine that breaks your pencil lead Urban Dictionary

The act of sexual intercourse with a woman wearing a Rape-aXe and having her spin on your dick. Urban Dictionary

Sharpening refers to the process of taking the time to recharge your batteries. It is important to '''''Sharpen''''' on a frequent basis to make sure you do not burnout or become run down. There are many different ways to sharpen, and they will vary from person to person. Examples include a water sharpen (getting water), lunch sharpen (eating) or garden sharpen (planting trees) just to name a few. Sharpens must be taken in at least ten minute increments. Also, you should sharpen at least two times a day if your job requires you to work at least forty hours a week. The exact science requires that you sharpen at least ten minutes for every 4 hours you work. Urban Dictionary

A sharpener is known as a womans vagina! Urban Dictionary

The common act of which a male by instinct checks out a female even if he does or does not find her attractive. Urban Dictionary

When the female sits on a cock and spins herself round on it, copying the motion of sharpening a pencil. Urban Dictionary

(noun) An alcoholic beverage, typically one standard drink (0.6 oz pure ethanol), consumed at the start of one's day. The intended goal of a morning sharpener is, as the name implies, to "sharpen" one's mental accuity, mood and motivation. However, much like getting high before a stressful, high pressure event, it often has the opposite effect. Similar to irish coffee, morning joe and wake and bake. Urban Dictionary

When low and middle level managers and supervisiors stand around and brag up various achevements and decisions that to any rational outside observer appear highly overrated at best and approaching fiascos at worst. Urban Dictionary

The act of when while a girl and a guy are having sex the guy lays down and holds his dick straight as she spins as she goes up and down. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to sharpen:
sharpen, sharper, shapen, sharpe, sharpei, sharped, sharen, sharpey, sharpes.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sharpen:
sharpener, sharpened, wits, knives, casanova, liza, pencil, skills, razor, blades, sticks, knife, blade, claws, teeth, stainless, ugly, dear, wit, insights, harder, thoughts, edges, tools, bits, your, edge, focus, stakes, cutting, java, prepare, skill, awareness, prove, helps, competitive, image, noise, tool, breeding, distinctive, wear, hunting, weapons, angle, diamond, eye, steel, images, pain, useful, buy, learn, mind, differences, leadership, bringing, understanding, debate, develop, continuing, dating, stone, trained.

Words that rhyme with sharpen:
tarpon, arpen, arpin, karpen, genus tarpon, arp in, arpa in, bar pin, carp in, darpa in, harp in, harpe in, karp in, scarp in, sharp in, sharp pin, sharpe in, tarp in.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sharpen:
humble, least, further, visual.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective sharpen:
tool, filters, filter, effect, command, your, submenu, option, icon, box, menu, plough, skills, layer, tab, pencils, effects, dialog.

Consonant match to sharpen:
shore pine, shear pin, sharp an, sharp in, sharp pin, sharp pine, sharpe in, sherpa in.

Words that sound like sharpen:
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