Stride

What do we mean by stride?

To walk with long steps, especially in a hasty or vigorous way. intransitive verb

To take a single long step, as in passing over an obstruction. intransitive verb

To stand or sit astride; straddle. intransitive verb

To walk with long steps on, along, or over. intransitive verb

To step over or across. intransitive verb

To be astride of; straddle. intransitive verb

The act of striding. noun

A single long step. noun

The distance traveled in such a step. noun

A single coordinated movement of the four legs of a horse or other animal, completed when the legs return to their initial relative position. noun

The distance traveled in such a movement. noun

A step of progress; an advance. noun

(hit (one's) stride) To achieve a steady, effective pace. idiom

(hit (one's) stride) To attain a maximum level of competence. idiom

(take in stride) To cope with calmly, without interrupting one's normal routine. idiom

A step, especially one that is long, measured, or pompous; a wide stretch of the legs in walking. noun

The space measured or the ground covered by a long step, or between putting down one foot and raising the other. noun

To walk with long steps; step.

To walk with long steps.

To stand with the legs wide apart; to straddle.

To pass over at a step; to step over.

To straddle; to bestride.

Following a long weekend of being down on your luck, scoring with a chick you just met by poking her in the butt and nutting on her face. Urban Dictionary

Barbie doll personality always thinking shes the best but really she is not she is pumpin up lipgloss and has hair sticking to it. Likes the older man often ugly and a skank usual can only get immature younger boys. Urban Dictionary

Strideful: when a long, lengthy person walks in a certain stride. When they walk they have long strides and walk stiff, similar to Steve from Minecraft. Strideful people are interesting and odd. Urban Dictionary

Where somebody gets there trousers and/or pants pulled down by someone else. Urban Dictionary

Australian slang for trousers, now rarely heard. More likely to be used in country areas. Urban Dictionary

The best brand of gum ever. Urban Dictionary

Trousers, pants, pantaloons, hoes, breaches. Originating in rural england, now used as Australian slang. Urban Dictionary

To strike, or rush a object. Urban Dictionary

A man's pants, but only in the context of him being instructed to lose them. always had a slinky, horny vibe to it. Urban Dictionary

To walk for miles with the only thing in mind being STRIDE. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to stride:
stride, strike, strive, strife, stripe, astride, strode, striae, strude, strine, strite, tride, strid, strie, strile, strade.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word stride:
canter, gait, ragtime, trot, strides, rite, fats, cadence, waller, hurdle, gum, pianist, piano, heel, toes, swing, lengths, length, shoe, jumping, runners, pace, beaten, knee, stance, foot, horse, nose, rhythm, walking, legs, jazz, shoes, rider, pride, leg, jump, velocity, catherine, forward, bowling, duration, array, shoulder, delivery, horses, step, width, stakes, arm, hip, lion, toward, speed, frequency, walk, blues, steps, angle, ride, masters, ahead, ball, penalty.

Words that rhyme with stride:
backslide, abide, side, provide, hide, ride, slide, aside, pride, tide, guide, override, chide, reside, coincide, decide, fide, eyed, snide, divide, deride, wide, glide, genocide, alongside, apartheid, inside, subside, oxide, bonafide, outside, ide, bona fide, vide, beside, homicide, bromide, bride, suicide, worldwide, confide, satisfied, qualified, certified, mortified, bide, collide, landslide, broadside, preside, backside, downside, upside, dignified, pied, tied, petrified, implied, lied, applied, tried, decried, justified, classified, dioxide, preoccupied, unified, allied, blindside, cyanide, yuletide, pesticide, amplified, modified, belied, fratricide, astride, peroxide, countryside, cockeyed, diversified, betide, pried, denied, occupied, seaside, curbside, ratified, hyde, dried, wayside, shied, complied, fortified, terrified, multiplied, side by side, defied, stratified, plied.

Adjectives that are often used to describe stride:
long, great, full, giant, easy, single, rapid, quick, forward, longer, big, confident, short, purposeful, steady, slow, free, swift, immense, legged, gigantic, heavy, normal, tremendous, enormous, graceful, brisk, vast, diagonal, stately, firm, wide, measured, mighty, powerful, smooth, usual, shorter, greatest, vigorous, bold, manly, huge, mid, longest, rhythmic, haughty, athletic, loose, martial, hasty, springy, even, off, jaunty, majestic, energetic, masculine, deliberate, shortened, peculiar, sure, elastic, angry, eager, sudden, nervous, tall, comfortable, prodigious, tireless, stiff.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective stride:
length, standing, frequency, sitting, piano, rite, stance, stand, regulation, position, time, rate, width, increases, thought, pianists, leg, jump, hither, walking, varies, ball, jumps, scheduling, duration, patterns, stop, lengths, vault.

Consonant match to stride:
strode, stroud, strawed, strad, strude, strayed, strewed, strid, strowed, streed.

Words that sound like stride:
stride, steroid, strayed, strode, stroud, strewed, strid, strad, streed, strite, streit, strude, strawed, strowed, steroide, sterned, street, straight, strut, stirred, strait, st, strides, strider, strat, strived, streett, strate, astride, stry, streight, straught, stri, strout, st., stridor, stroot, strei, stied, striae, storeyed, sore eyed, stood, strive, straw, stray, stayed, steed, stead, strand, asteroid, strained, striped, stree, astroid, sted, staid, stewed, stowed, strew, astrid, stra, stad, streamed, storied, stro, stria, sorrowed, stod, strada, stade, strande, stringed, sight-read, stid, strader, serried, strnad, stert, stirt, scried, see red, strawy, streambed, see right, sarod, staude, strawder, set right, sore head, estrade, stroder, asteroide, cered, searight, strads, seawright, sightread, strobed, serad.