Stab

What do we mean by stab?

To pierce or wound with or as if with a pointed weapon. intransitive verb

To plunge (a pointed weapon or instrument) into something. intransitive verb

To make a thrusting or poking motion at or into. intransitive verb

To thrust with or as if with a pointed weapon. intransitive verb

To inflict a wound with or as if with a pointed weapon. intransitive verb

A thrust with a pointed weapon or instrument. noun

A wound inflicted with or as if with a pointed weapon. noun

A sudden piercing pain. noun

An attempt; a try. noun

(stab (someone) in the back) To harm (someone) by treachery or betrayal of trust. idiom

In bacteriology, a culture of bacteria produced by stabbing the inoculating needle into the solid medium. See culture. noun

In billiards, a foreshortened stroke, causing the cue-ball, for some special reason, to stop in the place of the one it set in motion. noun

See the extracts. noun

To puncture, pierce, or wound with or as with a pointed weapon, especially with a knife or dagger.

To thrust or plunge, as a pointed weapon.

Figuratively, to pierce or penetrate; inflict keen or severe pain upon: injure secretly, as by slander or malicious falsehoods: as, to stab one in the back (that is, to slander one behind his back).

In masonry, to pick (a brick wall) so as to make it rough, and thereby afford a hold for plaster.

To aim a blow with a dagger or other pointed weapon, either literally or figuratively: as, to stab at a person.

To wound; be extremely cutting.

In bookbinding, to perforate near the back folds (the assembled sections of an unbound book). This operation is immediately followed by the insertion of the thread or wire which secures the sections together.

An act of stabbing or thrusting with an object.

A wound made by stabbing.

Pain inflicted on a person's feelings.

An attempt.

Criticism.

A single staccato chord that adds dramatic impact to a composition.

A bacterial culture made by inoculating a solid medium, such as gelatin, with the puncture of a needle or wire.

To take a knife, and poke something with it until they stop moving. Urban Dictionary

(verb) To puncture one’s skin or another’s skin with a hypodermic needle in an attempt to inject drugs into the body. Though not universal in its use the word is oftentimes used when the stabber is having some frustration from the process (I.e. not hitting a vein). Urban Dictionary

To use one's bonafied penis as a knife and pelvic thrust it into objects of affection. Urban Dictionary

DJ technique - the result is a "hit" sound. It works best with a brass chord sample. In parallel he bumps the record forward and opens the crossfader for a split second, which sounds like a short hard note. Urban Dictionary

To insert and remove a penis and/or any other object from a female vagina repeatedly in a fairy quick fashion over and over as if being "stabbed" with a knife or other sharp object multiple tines in rapid succession. Urban Dictionary

To bang a girl Urban Dictionary

Referring to things or events that are overly cool or awesome. Urban Dictionary

1. Female masturbation. ie. with her fingers or a sex toy (such as dildo, vibrator) 2. Sexual intercourse. Urban Dictionary

To fuck over someone, an intentional or sometimes unintentional slip of the tongue, or the person performing the stab Urban Dictionary

Something really fun to do to stuff that dont really matter to you. or some one who doesnt matter to you. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to stab:
stab.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word stab:
wounds, asker, detonator, wound, vest, stabbing, knife, stabbed, dagger, gunshot, lyn, chest, slash, str, abdomen, torso, rum, spear, stomach, spartan, inflicted, throat, neck, needle, scream, norwegian, sword, dies, viking, blade, throws, kill, victim, relegated, trauma, shoulder, weapon, lung, oslo, odd, breaks, armor, killing, norway, heart, jennifer, injuries, herself, stops, aggregate, leg, killer, substitute, dying, murder, ahead, shoot, spell, worn, fighter, gets, iii, shot, loan, wounded, arm, arrested, death, saved.

Words that rhyme with stab:
crab, dab, lab, tab, grab, fab, slab, drab, cab, jab, gab, scab, nab, ab, ahab, flab, rab, mab, bab, taxicab, punjab, prefab, blue crab, biology lab, glab, knab, pea crab, olive drab, rhabdom, crabbe, hermit crab, prab, king crab, fiddler crab, horseshoe crab, hansom cab, flowering crab, nabb, tabb, crabb, science lab, krabbe, type ab, group ab, chemistry lab, giant crab, babb, bio lab, line of gab, sand dab, cancer the crab, chem lab, oyster crab, labbe, european spider crab, siberian crab, spider crab, rabb, cherry crab, stone crab, alaska king crab, alaskan king crab, alaska crab, american lady crab, iowa crab, mcnab, sabb, english lady crab, lady crab, russet scab, abdom, fast of ab, ninth of ab, bechtel crab, physics lab, mcnabb, prairie crab, macnab, minilab, calico crab, jonah crab, mantis crab, asian horseshoe crab, corn dab, wild crab, fermilab, wheat scab, garland crab, swimming crab, rock crab, japanese crab, golab, grabbe, colab, ecolab, eyelab, genelab, goodtab, knabb, kuttab.

Adjectives that are often used to describe stab:
sharp, first, sudden, last, little, quick, fatal, mortal, final, small, second, gelatin, deep, single, fresh, wild, swift, deadly, painful, brief, cruel, hot, familiar, momentary, initial, vital, short, cold, tiny, desperate, vicious, unexpected, treacherous, blind, keen, terrible, downward, slight, occasional, fierce, separate, secret, severe, fair, icy, tentative, nasty, violent, poignant, lucky, halfhearted, reasonable, brave, odd, hearted, agonizing, feeble, faint, sickening, curious, agar, futile, weak, intense, deepest, clean, dull, valiant, extra, sharpest, blinding, polym, handed, cowardly, unsuccessful, bold, preliminary.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective stab:
wound, culture, back, cultures, wounds, drag, incision, case, stitch, marks, theback, inoculation, and, ost, avulsion, holes, pst, legend, canal, inoculations, colour.

Consonant match to stab:
stub, staub, stubbe, steib, staab, staib, steeb, stobbe, stuebe.

Words that sound like stab:
stab, stub, stap, staub, stapp, stob, steeb, staab, staib, stube, stubbe, stobbe, stib, steib, stop, step, steep, stabbed, stoop, stabber, stabs, sab, steppe, stope, stopp, stip, steap, stepp, stipe, stup, stoup, stupe, stape, stoep, stupp, sabb, stype, stipp, step-, staup, sturb, estab, soab, siab, stowp, atab, stay, stew, stamp, sob, sap, slab, stag, sta, scab, seb, stee, sib, sti, saab, sapp, sabe, seeb, stea, staw, stie, stau, soob, stagg, cib, stey, staps, cbe, steber, sibe, cyb, snab, ceeb, seab, stirp, psta, staa, ceb, sebe, siebe, saib, seib, stauber, stieber, sieb, cebe, sawb, spab, siib, stilb, siap, stii, sibb, saeb, ssap.