Sweat

What do we mean by sweat?

To excrete perspiration through the pores in the skin; perspire. intransitive verb

To exude in droplets, as moisture from certain cheeses or sap from a tree. intransitive verb

To collect moisture in small drops from the air, as a cold water pipe. intransitive verb

To release moisture, as hay in the swath. intransitive verb

To ferment, as tobacco during curing. intransitive verb

To work long and hard. intransitive verb

To fret or worry. intransitive verb

To excrete (moisture) through a porous surface, such as the skin. intransitive verb

To excrete (wastes) in perspiration. intransitive verb

To have (moisture) condense in small drops on a surface. intransitive verb

To cause to perspire, as by drugs, heat, or strenuous exercise. intransitive verb

To make damp or wet with perspiration. intransitive verb

To cause to work excessively; overwork. intransitive verb

To overwork and underpay (employees). intransitive verb

To interrogate (someone) under duress. intransitive verb

To extract (information) from someone under duress. intransitive verb

Fluid that exits the body through pores in the skin usually due to physical stress and/or high temperature for the purpose of regulating body temperature and removing certain compounds from the circulation.

The state of one who sweats; diaphoresis.

(especially WWI) A soldier (especially one who is old or experienced).

The sweating sickness.

Moisture issuing from any substance.

A short run by a racehorse as a form of exercise.

Hard work; toil.

A sweat is a person who tryhards on every game. It is annoying to lose to them because they stumbled upon your beginner's server as a master level. Urban Dictionary

Someone who is a tryhard, usually at video games, and plays purely for competitive purposes and skips the fun Urban Dictionary

To care or worry about something. Urban Dictionary

1*. sweat (vi/vt; sweat or sweated, sweating): to fret or worry (about); especially, to worry excessively. 2*. sweat (vi/vt; see 1): to work hard or diligently. "to sweat it out:" "to achieve a goal through hard work;" "to endure;" "to persevere or overcome;" also, "to suffer withdrawal symptoms;" "to kick a (drug) habit;" "to overcome a drug addiction." *in senses 1 or 2: "to sweat bullets" or "to sweat blood:" to worry frantically or to work strenuously. (allegedly, sweating blood is an actual but rare medical condition in which the blood from bursting capillaries mixes with the perspiration of nearby sweat glands.) 3. sweat (n): problem, difficulty; e.g., "a mountain of sweat:" "a difficult task," but in this sense often used negatively, with "no:" "no sweat:" "no problem;" sc "you're welcome." 4. sweat (n): american postal slang for mail that does not belong at the indicated address (e.g., because it is addressed to recipients who no longer live there), especially machine-sorted mail that letter carriers must therefore bring back to the station after carrying to the street. "sweaty:" adjective describing such mail, mail that contains a fair amount of "sweat," or mail that tends to be undeliverable. 5. sweat (vt): pipefitter's term for soldering together two lengths of metal pipe, typically used with "-fit:" "sweat-fit" (-fit or -fitted, fitting). Urban Dictionary

To be drawn to physically and sexually, an intense form of having a crush Urban Dictionary

1. over-patronize. 2. worry or worry about. 3. harass or scrutinize. Urban Dictionary

1. to like, or adore 2. to copy or imitate 3. to idolize Urban Dictionary

An unfortunate (but shockingly common) misspelling of the word sweet. Urban Dictionary

To have an affinity for Urban Dictionary

To interrogate someone, usually under a hot light, thus making them sweat. 2. To give someone a hard time Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to sweat:
sweat, seat, sweet, swear, weat, swat, swept, swelt, sweal, sheat, skeat, swet, steat, sceat, sleat, smeat, sweatt, swea, swett, speat, swiat.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sweat:
eccrine, apocrine, glands, perspiration, sebaceous, brow, tears, sweating, gland, cystic, odor, saliva, fibrosis, duct, secretion, bees, forehead, urine, evaporation, chloride, amp, pants, bee, stuff, lodge, equity, baths, skin, sodium, shirts, everybody, blood, gill, sympathetic, ears, cloth, rapper, hair, ceremonies, drops, nervous, bacteria, cool, shirt, cooling, suit, heat, mammals, keith, bread, fluid, eat, billboard, bath, clothing, bobby, body, exercise, dance, debuted, hop, worn.

Words that rhyme with sweat:
set, get, bet, offset, vet, net, whet, upset, asset, fret, let, mindset, wet, epithet, internet, forget, yet, regret, outlet, debt, pet, vignette, threat, beset, beget, silhouette, reset, jet, abet, onset, alphabet, sobriquet, stet, met, sublet, pret, parapet, rosette, outset, et, preset, inlet, gimlet, typeset, ret, cadet, gazette, inset, sunset, coronet, dragnet, baguette, duet, avocet, octet, subset, ethernet, pipette, cornet, tet, flageolet, cigarette, minaret, bayonet, brunette, minuet, chet, cassette, corvette, soviet, dead set, charrette, roulette, quartet, lorgnette, tete, clarinet, marmoset, quintet, suffragette, nett, sextet, barrette, cabriolet, piet, baronet, tibet, anisette, smet, joliet, lafayette, heavyset, vette, colette, calumet, headset, antoinette, brett, vedette, handset.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sweat:
cold, own, bloody, clammy, profuse, human, much, stale, hot, honest, nervous, salty, icy, light, heavy, dried, copious, sour, warm, fresh, sudden, eccrine, sticky, fine, male, cool, sweet, offensive, violent, slight, palmar, less, damp, oily, apocrine, clean, bitter, acrid, flop, greasy, chill, thick, abundant, axillary, healthy, visible, worth, smelling, fetid, colored, gentle, excessive, terrible, dirty, feverish, beaded, rancid, stinging, faint, foot, anxious, chilly, imaginary, thermal, nice, underarm, mild, dusty.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective sweat:
glands, house, shirt, equity, shop, test, pants, shops, gland, suit, lodge, baths, blood, bath, shirts, lodges, drops, secretion, production, beads, ducts, rate, houses, stains, socks, losses, box, loss, beading, activity, clothes, suits, rag, break, response, sodium, pore, start, testing, evaporation, bees, pores, band, retention, concentration, cloth, electrolytes, chloride, duct, trickle, smell, bathing, output, carcinoma, ceremony, cold, patches, boxes, drips, breaks, shone, fall, ceremonies, concentrations, increases, droplets, formation, cooling, marks, out, tests, bands, rolls, streams, collection, glisten, gathering, composition, labor, run, tumors, bead, tent, brow, solder, soldering, burst, shares, rash, rags, jacket.

Consonant match to sweat:
sweet, suite, swat, swate, swete, sweatt, swett.

Words that sound like sweat:
sweat, swet, swett, swit, sweet, suite, swat, swot, sweatt, swed, swatt, swete, suat, swatte, set, sweater, sweaty, sweats, swept, swayed, suede, swede, cet, snet, suade, sette, stet, swade, spet, suad, swad, slet, swelt, sset, swod, smet, svet, pset, sete, cette, surette, suret, syrette, shead, whet, siot, ciet, sit, spit, switch, slut, swift, swish, slit, smut, switched, cit, smit, sut, snit, swich, sett, so what, swith, swished, swizz, sput, stut, squit, swiz, sitt, say what, citt, switz, stitt, sutt, scet, say it, smot, smitt, snut, sitte, psit, scit, syt, psut, swithe, siut, ciate, siat, see out, cite, psat, cyte, awit, ceat, cerate, cyt, cete, ceit.