Stars

What do we mean by stars?

Any small luminous dot appearing in the cloudless portion of the night sky, especially with a fixed location relative to other such dots.

A luminous celestial body, made up of plasma (particularly hydrogen and helium) and having a spherical shape. Depending on context the sun may or may not be included.

A concave polygon with regular, pointy protrusions and indentations, generally with five or six points.

An actor in a leading role.

An exceptionally talented or famous person, often in a specific field; a celebrity.

An asterisk (*).

A symbol used to rate hotels, films, etc. with a higher number of stars denoting better quality.

A simple dance, or part of a dance, where a group of four dancers each put their right or left hand in the middle and turn around in a circle. You call them right-hand stars or left-hand stars, depending on the hand which is in the middle.

A planet supposed to influence one's destiny.

A star-shaped ornament worn on the breast to indicate rank or honour.

A composition of combustible matter used in the heading of rockets, in mines, etc., which, exploding in the air, presents a starlike appearance.

Canadian band on the Arts & Crafts label. They write catchy, well-constructed indie pop songs. Members are: Torquil Campbell, Chris Seligman, Evan Cranley, and Amy Millan. Urban Dictionary

Stars, as in '**' the asterix key, are commonly used when communicating through texts, msn messenger, yahoo messenger etc. They are used to depict an action. Can also be used to correct a spelling error. RULES OF STAR USE: 1. Present tense must be used inbetween stars. 2. Whatever is written inbetween stars must represent an action. 3. When doing something involving the other person you're talking to, you can either refer to them as 'you', or use their name. 4. If you accidently leave out a star, when correcting you must not let a star be on its own because it will be lonely. 5. If you are going to use the stars twice in a row, only one star is needed inbetween the two phrases. 6. There are special rules of star use for the goodbye routine which is only done by superior and interesting people. 7. Finally, treat the stars well. They are very special and I love them. Urban Dictionary

Special tactics And Rescue Squad Urban Dictionary

What you see when you ski into a pole. Previously thought to have only been seen by cartoon characters. Urban Dictionary

1. objects in the sky, that are very bright and last a very long time 2. people on the stage, that are not very bright and don't last very long at all. 3. a collective word for man's dreams and ideals. His hopes, and his illusion. His longing, and his smallness. 4. a word for pre-destination, Fate. Urban Dictionary

A refferral to the star logo of converse shoes. Converse = stars Urban Dictionary

Used to describe horoscopes. Usually found in tabloid newspapers. Urban Dictionary

The plural of star. Urban Dictionary

A beautiful gorgeous girl that sometimes hides her thoughts but she’s intelligent!! If you date her she is that kind of girl that you would want to be with !! Star , a beautiful name to have If you have a girl name star you are a shooting star Don’t let star get to her bad side she is a wonderful girl . A girl that will keep you happy no matter what . She is a lucky girl to have !! A firl that is sweet beautiful girl , A girl that is smart and a blast to have around ! She knows how to live life . Urban Dictionary

Hitting someone with enough force that they become dazed. Such as when a cartoon character has stars circling their head. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to stars:
stars, star, start, stark, stare, stairs, stats, stays, starp, starr, starts, sars, scars, spars, sears, tars, starc, stirs, soars, stans, stares, starf, stary, stags, stas, sitars, stabs, starn, stari, stara, starrs, strs, starks, astars, atars, jstars, stard, staws, shars, stacs, staps, stears, ntars, staars, starz, stass, kstars, staas, istars, sdars, smars, starg, starns.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word stars:
galaxies, milky, stellar, stripes, constellation, planets, praising, spectral, roles, stating, magnitude, galaxy, binary, cluster, calling, saying, star, noting, nhl, sky, score, praised, rated, lead, musical, film, actors.

Words that rhyme with stars:
bars, ares, mars, cars, ours, pars, handlebars, memoirs, lars, sars, scars, gars, jars, spars, avatars, nars, boxcars, hectares, chars, reservoirs, tsars, bazaars, guitars, sitars, cigars, seminars, stars and bars, marz, superstars, magyars, barres, radars, vars, parallel bars, put behind bars, dinars, barz, feldspars, marrs, motorcars, starrs, czars, barrs, jaguars, railcars, registrars, baars, haars, maars, sidebars, minicars, renoirs, kahrs, aerostars, tokars.

Adjectives that are often used to describe stars:
fixed, many, bright, few, double, variable, massive, white, distant, brightest, young, red, faint, lucky, individual, type, big, hot, blue, brittle, brilliant, golden, giant, yellow, nearby, brighter, pointed, female, top, famous, mass, luminous, biggest, silent, cool, tiny, pale, cold, twinkling, gold, countless, visible, principal, fainter, innumerable, nearest, southern, popular, male, myriad, smaller, shooting, favorite, rayet, circumpolar, dim, eternal, all, lesser.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective stars:
team, aircraft, japan, magazine, game, row, characteristics.

Consonant match to stars:
stairs, stores, steers, stares, storz, starrs, storrs, stears, stires.

Words that sound like stars:
stars, starrs, stores, storrs, storz, stairs, stares, steers, stires, stowers, stayers, stiers, star, start, starry, starch, stirs, starr, sars, stoppers, starves, stara, staar, strs, stockers, stari, starnes, staart, storrow, stirrers, sitars, astars, staas, sturz, story, store, stories, storms, soars, sores, stuart, storie, storey, stalkers, sours, stort, storer, storr, storeys, stora, sauers, stoehr, stohr, stare, scars, starts, starve, stair, steer, stays, stark, steelers, sears, sewers, starred, stear, stary, stabbers, sayers, stealers, seers, starks, stas, staggers, sires, stayer, spars, steamers, stackers, starer, starke, stammers, sowers, staffers, starn, satires, staters, statures, starck, steere, seres, starc, stagers, starkes, starers, stainers, sarse, staithes, stahr, eight hours.