Stricken

What do we mean by stricken?

Struck or wounded, as by a projectile. adjective

Affected by something overwhelming, such as disease, trouble, or painful emotion. adjective

Incapacitated; disabled. adjective

Having the contents made even with the top of a measuring device or container; level. adjective

Struck; smitten: as, the stricken deer.

Advanced; far gone.

Struck; smitten; wounded. past participle

Worn out; far gone; advanced. See Strike, v. t., 21. past participle

Whole; entire; -- said of the hour as marked by the striking of a clock. past participle

Struck by something. adjective

Disabled or incapacitated by something. adjective

Removed or rubbed out. adjective

Having its name removed from a country's naval register, e.g. the United States Naval Vessel Register. adjective

Past participle of strike verb

(used in combination) affected by something overwhelming adjective

Grievously affected especially by disease adjective

Put out of action (by illness) adjective

Struck by something.

Disabled or incapacitated by something.

Name of a Rapeboard Troll and internet tough guy Urban Dictionary

A completely wicked song, by the band Disturbed. Off of their 3rd CD, "Ten Thousand Fists". The album is highly anticipated and is to be released September, 2005. Urban Dictionary

When you are so far beyond being done with something or someone. When you are ill or look like you've just returned from the 7 circles of hell. When a person/place/thing seems to be cursed. When you're ready to "strike a match" to the entire situation. Urban Dictionary

A person poor in pocket but rich in poetic imagination Urban Dictionary

Comes from the word dick deprived, but instead used for the opposite sex. means lack of pussy. the word was founded by Alexia maria Romero @alexiamariaromero on Instagram. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to stricken:
stricken, stricker, strucken, sticken, stricklen, strecken, strike, sticker, striven, striker, sicken, strick, thicken, strikes, stricter, sticked, tricked, stridden, strickle, steichen, slicken, tricker, strickler, strecker, ticken, trocken, trickey, bricken, ricken, strickles, schicken, strecke, stickmen, stracke, streichen, trickel, stecken, stricklin, stickel, trinken, stinken.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word stricken:
scrapping, scrap, apoplexy, appendicitis, polio, vessel, paralysis, scrapped, grief, recycling, typhoid, sunk, hulk, naval, register, disposed, tow, navy, lifeboat, plague, smallpox, fever, submarine, guilt, towed, tuberculosis, broken, disposal, malaria, illness, salvage, pneumonia, ship, cruiser, list, sold, destroyer, epidemic, sank, maritime, philippine, torpedo, famine, fate, target, rescued, transferred, rolls, shipyard, fatal, uss, disease, safely, ultimate, beam, vessels, enemy, rescue, barracks, cancer, laid, recover, recovered, escort, dying, carrier, powered, stars, crew, bow, poverty, subsequently, craft, converted, severe, thereafter, battle, ill, ships, struck.

Words that rhyme with stricken:
chicken, quicken, wiccan, sicken, thicken, kick in, ficken, picon, icann, prairie chicken, stick in, dicken, hicken, maryland chicken, picken, greater prairie chicken, licon, brick in, lesser prairie chicken, ricken, bikin, bailiwick in, barwick in, bic in, blick in, bolshevik in, brick inn, broomstick in, candlestick in, chick in, chopstick in, click in, crick in, dic in, dipstick in, fenwick in, fick in, flick in, frick in, gatwick in, glick in, hardwick in, hick in, homesick in, impolitic in, joystick in, keswick in, kubrick in, lasik in, lick in, lipstick in, lunatic in, marwick in, mic in, mick in, nic in, nick in, nightstick in, ostpolitik in, pic in, pick in, pickwick in, picnic in, politic in, quick in, realpolitik in, ric in, rick in, schick in, schlick in, seasick in, sic in, sick in, sidekick in, slapstick in, slick in, thick in, tic in, tick in, toothpick in, triassic in, trick in, uptick in, vic in, vicon, wicca in, wick in, yardstick in.

Adjectives that are often used to describe stricken:
poverty, plague, famine, grief, conscience, panic, disaster, terror, love, drought, flood, horror, drouth.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective stricken:
people, man, face, areas, look, city, eyes, mother, men, heart, family, woman, field, area, deer, country, ship, father, land, soul, voice, families, faces, expression, world, parents, countries, population, girl, vessel, child, peasants, children, town, women, wife, silence, crowd, village, animal, flight, ones, community, masses, districts, husband, soldiers, nation, inhabitants, person, region, condition, widow, regions, hearts, farmers, home, conscience, house, creature, fields, youth, communities, boy, refugees, villages, homes, fugitives, household, district, appearance, friend, mob, citizens, king, figure, cry, army, mind, patient, multitude, cities, souls, nations, whisper, wretch, troops, bird, animals, countenance, soldier, gaze, tree, brother.

Consonant match to stricken:
strucken, strike on, strike in, streak in, streak on, stroke an, stroke can, stroke in, struchen, struck in.

Words that sound like stricken:
stricken, strucken, strecken, awestricken, striction, satyricon, awe stricken, strike on, striking, stroking, streaking, stick in, stricklin, strokeing, striven, strychnine, strahan, strachan, straka, strickle, stickum, struan, steichen, straughan, stick on, stick-on, strigine, sticking, strutton, stuck on, strickling, astrakhan, sprechen, struck down, sorokin, strephon, sturgeon, strict, straighten, sicken, strick, stratton, stricker, strickland, streaky, straiten, stickman, stika, starken, strix, estragon, straton, stinken, strega, serkan, strymon, sterman, strike zone, stickmen, sturman, strike down, stridden, streighten, striga, tricon, stiction, strahlen, stir in, sicon, steigen, streiten, ersticken, sirica, sprachen, stricklen, stretching, shuriken, second, stocking, stacking, stalking, strengthen, strech, secon, straying, staking, streching, stoking, sorkin, strewing, strecker, streck, serkin, stehen, sarkin, street king, steckman, stooking, strawing, stickpin.