Switch

What do we mean by switch?

An exchange or a swap, especially one done secretly. noun

A transference or shift, as of opinion or attention. noun

A device used to break or open an electric circuit or to divert current from one conductor to another. noun

A device consisting of two sections of railroad track and accompanying apparatus used to transfer rolling stock from one track to another. noun

A slender flexible rod, stick, or twig, especially one used for whipping. noun

The bushy tip of the tail of certain animals. noun

A thick strand of real or synthetic hair used as part of a coiffure. noun

A flailing or lashing, as with a slender rod. noun

To exchange. intransitive verb

To shift, transfer, or divert. intransitive verb

To connect, disconnect, or divert (an electric current) by operating a switch. intransitive verb

To cause (an electric current or appliance) to begin or cease operation. intransitive verb

To produce as if by operating a control. Often used with on. intransitive verb

To move (rolling stock) from one track to another; shunt. intransitive verb

A bundle of thin sticks, typically made of wood, sometimes bond in such a way that binding can be moved so that it varies the tightness of the binding.

A person who vaccilates between dominant and submissive roles within sexual relations. Urban Dictionary

A flimsy tree branch used for whoopin' kids asses! Usually picked by the person who is about to get the ass whoopin'. Switch's grow on all trees and can be used if there is no belt or shoe around. Urban Dictionary

A full auto selector for Glock pistols. It is considered a machine gun and illegal under federal law. Popular among thugs in chicago. Urban Dictionary

A game played with the same amount of boys as there are girls, where a timer is set. For that duration of time, you make out with the opposite sex. When the timer goes off, everyone rotates- switches- their partners until eventually every guy has kissed every girl there, and vice versa. It is a very effective way to get down with someone you are into, without being too awkward about it and letting them know you really want to get down with them. Also very effective if you keep the turns short, as to prevent boredom as well other problems. Urban Dictionary

A classic Black (African American) term with a couple of meanings: 1. verb: to switch is to walk (or possibly dance) in a suggestive hip swaying motion. 2. noun: a switch is a whip made from a tree or bush branch for the purpose of discipline. Urban Dictionary

When you do a skateboarding move in your unnatural stance. ie. If your 'regular', do a 'goofy' trick. If your 'goofy' do a 'regular' trick. Urban Dictionary

To turn nasty or change personality. Urban Dictionary

A person who goes into an inner-city area known for street drug dealing with the sole intention of purchasing narcotics. Known as switches because they will buy from the first dealer they encounter instead of consumating a previously arranged drug deal. Police officers will look for young, "suburban" looking caucasians driving through areas they would typically not frequent. Urban Dictionary

Control for operating hydraulics on your vehicle Urban Dictionary

V.t. in const. "switch (one's) hips" 1. To reverse (a girl's) relative position while dancing with her, as by applying pressure on alternate sides of her hips; also, to apply such pressure to guide the girl's hips into a concordant rhythm without encouraging a position reversal. 2. To swing (one's own hips) suggestively. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to switch:
switch, stitch, witch, twitch, snitch, swatch, skitch, swith, swich, sitch, smitch.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word switch:
ethernet, hitter, switching, allegiance, button, voltage, mode, contacts, modes, activated, keyboard, input, telephone, signal, device, automatically, configuration, lights, controls, output, circuit, format, electrical, sides, load, mechanism, cbs, interface, tone, hardware, automatic, connect, networks.

Words that rhyme with switch:
pitch, niche, stitch, bitch, rich, which, hitch, ditch, witch, glitch, itch, twitch, enrich, kitsch, snitch, mitch, bewitch, wich, flitch, fitch, stich, fiche, quitch, ich, lich, miche, kitch, riche, titch, greenwich, chich, trich, tyche, izetbegovic, sales pitch, mich, ritch, irrigation ditch, slich, chain stitch, pritch, lazy daisy stitch, unhitch, quich, knit stitch, swich, plain stitch, goodrich, blanket stitch, piche, jock itch, fitche, zich, concert pitch, lubavitch, absolute pitch, fritsch, slip stitch, garter stitch, saddle stitch, wild pitch, perfect pitch, satin stitch, water witch, half hitch, double stitch, mineral pitch, tent stitch, tritch, auction pitch, dulwich, brood bitch, running stitch, timber hitch, crochet stitch, machine stitch, knitting stitch, blitch, buttonhole stitch, drainage ditch, shell stitch, single stitch, international pitch, fritsche, half cross stitch, high pitch, low pitch, fritch, rolling hitch, magnus hitch, philharmonic pitch, submarine pitch, trich-, pitsch, triche, nitsche, without a stitch, britsch, ehrenreich, bogdanowicz.

Adjectives that are often used to describe switch:
light, main, off, pole, electric, single, electronic, automatic, rotary, way, open, simple, optical, sudden, dimmer, key, line, mechanical, electrical, magnetic, manual, central, digital, closed, operated, molecular, remote, reed, neutral, controlled, button, current, separate, reset, centrifugal, over, double, type, abrupt, thermal, auxiliary, pressure, point, ideal, typical, defective, quick, break, sensitive, static, genetic, rapid, developmental, dramatic, reverse, arterial, faulty, speed, port, state, circuit, stage, fused, duodenal, momentary, time, thermostatic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective switch:
reference, off, board, mode, hitter, back, blade, over, boards, box, control, circuit, operation, engine, type, backs, hitters, hook, point, points, level, mechanism, tender, contacts, case, gear, position, room, contact, rails, rail, network, circuits, model, springs, recombination, house, tactics, advertising, handle, spring, arm, fuse, setting, lever, starter, boxes, technique, pulse, key, plate, bell, connections, overs, links, statement, engines, blades, yard, flap, tenders, block, unit, file, tactic, stands, tube, assembly, controller, operating, panel, device, out, trials, chip, rooms, modulator, button, settings, backing, buffer, positions, yards, game, arrangement, lights, rods, plates, bells.

Consonant match to switch:
swatch, swich, swiech.

Words that sound like switch:
switch, swich, swish, swatch, swedge, snitch, stitch, swiss, stich, swoosh, suess, switched, swill, sitch, swin, swash, switcher, swage, suisse, swosh, swizz, sich, swis, swick, swiz, swit, swive, suage, smitch, snic, switchy, slich, sea witch, which, whic, sweat, such, swell, swet, swett, swel, smutch, swen, slutch, suche, sweyn, sewage, speech, sway, swan, snatch, suite, swat, smooch, suave, speach, squish, slouch, sways, smidge, swayze, swain, stach, swa, swathe, sui, swann, sach, swale, squidge, suis, sache, suin, swaine, suan, swas, swatt, swalk, slish, smouch, skitch, sois, stauch, swak, swal, swass, suie, smatch, swaz, suat, soche, suav, soie, slatch, swac, swatte, sleech, suas, sauch, sooc.