Termite

What do we mean by termite?

Any of numerous pale-colored, usually soft-bodied social insects of the order Isoptera that live mostly in warm regions. Many species of termites feed on wood, often destroying trees and wooden structures. noun

A white ant; any member of the Termitidæ. noun

Any one of numerous species of pseudoneoropterous insects belonging to Termes and allied genera; -- called also white ant. See Illust. of white ant. noun

A white bodied, wood-consuming insect of the epifamily Termitoidae, order Blattodea. noun

Whitish soft-bodied ant-like social insect that feeds on wood noun

A white-bodied, wood-consuming insect of the infraorder Isoptera, in the order Blattodea.

A name for a person or thing that ruins a boner or "wood". An example could be when your grinding with a fine woman in a night club, and her ripped boyfriend walks in on the acion. Urban Dictionary

Someone who is destructive by their very nature. An individual who knows no better than to cause wanton destruction, leaving gaping holes in objects & lives and a trail of smouldering wreckage wherever he goes. Urban Dictionary

A sexual position by which the man performs excessive anal sex on the woman, leading to anal spillage of fecal matter... the woman is then forced to eat the fecal matter, mixing it with her saliva, just as termites do when constructing termite mounds. Urban Dictionary

A person from your past who suddenly comes out of the woodwork the moment you experience any sort of fame, success, large influx of cash, etc. Usually an ex, someone you had a fling with, or even someone who turned you down for a date. Urban Dictionary

Can be used as a pejorative for white people. Termites are typically white, pale, or clear. Urban Dictionary

Any Girl Who Might Have The Certain Craving For "Wood" Urban Dictionary

Name given to a girl giving you a blowjob when she decides to nibble on your wood cock. Urban Dictionary

Slang for crabs Urban Dictionary

While performing cunnilingus with two fingers inserted in the vagina, you burrow the termite( the opposite hand’s thumb) in a circular motion, slowly penetrating the anus up-to the first knuckle. Urban Dictionary

Someone (usually family) that only visits twice a year, stays for a week, lives off of you, and doesn't get a job. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to termite:
termite, hermite, termine, tergite, thermite, ermite, turmite.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word termite:
mounds, infestation, nests, mound, subterranean, mongoose, cockroaches, pest, crevices, guts, ants, nest, cellulose, teak, foraging, arthropods, terrace, insect, ant, woodpecker, pests, insects, gut, eggs, piles, clutch, forage, mushrooms, resistant, avery, logs, sticky, predators, fungi, colonies, nesting, bug, gland, claws, lays, nocturnal, worms, spiders, bee, bark, holes, bugs, colony, feeding, feeds, damage, prey, abdomen, hatch, soil, moisture, timber, namibia, solitary, beetle, wood, economically, genera, larvae, snakes, bees, species, snake, vegetation, fossil, queens, worker, hollow, emerge, honey, tree, hole, behaviour, trees, fossils, dense, eat, caves, feed, mature, bats, grass, observed, shield, fed, furniture, detection, eating, tiny, kenya, bacteria, posts, wet, circles, chuck.

Words that rhyme with termite:
amateur might, berm height, burr might, chauffeur might, connoisseur might, entrepreneur might, firm might, germ might, her might, monsieur might, occur might, sperm might, term might, transfer might, worm might, yer might.

Adjectives that are often used to describe termite:
subterranean, wood, formosan, common, eastern, western, individual, single, primitive, australian, winged, fossil, african, indian, higher, female, lower, west, primal, building, destructive, eating, dry, male, giant, southern, tiny, tropical, growing, south, humble, blind, native, european, post, oriental, hungry, alleged, occasional, dead, strategic, slaughtered, soldier, dwelling, insidious, warlike, nasute, sensible, cuban, reproductive, supplementary, alarmed, ant.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective termite:
nest, mounds, colony, damage, nests, colonies, attack, fishing, hills, control, activity, guts, hill, shields, mound, inspection, infestation, protection, proof, workers, report, species, inspections, community, shield, infestations, tubes, soldiers, ants, populations, resistant, heap, gut, fauna, state, treatment, tunnels, resistance, queens, evolution, behavior, soil, flagellates, earth, certificate, families, biology, host, societies, family, season, prey, castes, galleries, holes, spirochetes, proofing, feeding, flagellate, warfare, communities, termites, origin, eggs, eaters, queen, genus, wings, exterminators, entry, repellents, microbes, soldier, dust, specialists, spirochaetes, individual, presence, odontotermes, reports, larvae, attacks, behaviour, nutrition, mastotermes, fortress, destruction, castle, habitation, termopsis.

Consonant match to termite:
timeout, teammate, time out, time-out, team mate, te mate, team eight, team hit, team it, term it, term might, thom et, time eight, time it, tom et, tom hit, tom it, tom met, tomb it, tomb might, too met, too might, two met, two might.

Words that sound like termite:
termite, trite, termites, turnout, turn out, ternate, turn-out, turnhout, hermite, dermot, thermite, dermott, dermat, dermat-, tonight, treat, tried, trait, trout, trot, teammate, turret, timeout, tonite, trate, tourette, tryout, trut, troat, treet, trott, trat, termed, tride, tret, time-out, time out, trit, tomate, truitt, tritt, truett, traite, traut, tomat, try out, terma, trote, try-out, touret, turma, tratt, trimet, traumat, tirma, tirwit, tourneyed, truite, turnerite, hermit, zermatt, armet, cermet, dermoid, thermit, airmet, armat, armut, domite, thermate, trashed, trant, tritheite, term, tenet, outright, eternit, tercet, strite, streit, termer, terman, terme, tannate, outwrite, attrite, tanit, termers, ermite, tanate, burmite, ottomite, outernet, sternite, streite, t-note, tanite, tannat, tergite, termac.