Transfer

What do we mean by transfer?

To convey or cause to pass from one place, person, or thing to another. intransitive verb

To make over the possession or legal title of (property, for example); convey. intransitive verb

To convey (a design, for example) from one surface to another, as by impression. intransitive verb

To move oneself from one location or job to another. intransitive verb

To withdraw from one educational institution or course of study and enroll in another. intransitive verb

To change from one public conveyance to another. intransitive verb

The conveyance or removal of something from one place, person, or thing to another. noun

One who transfers or is transferred, as to a new school. noun

A design conveyed by contact from one surface to another. noun

A ticket entitling a passenger to change from one public conveyance to another as part of one trip. noun

A place where such a change is made. noun

A conveyance of title or property from one person to another. noun

Plural In archery, sheets upon which the hits, score, and golds of every archer in a shooting-match are copied from the several target-papers after each distance is shot. The transfers are the official record from which the prize-list is made up. noun

To convey from one place or person to another; transport; transmit; pass or hand over: usually followed by to (unto, into), sometimes by on (upon): as, to transfer a thing from one hand to the other.

To make over the possession or control of; convey, as a right, from one person to another; sell; give: as, to transfer a title to land by deed, or the property in a bill of exchange by indorsement.

To convey by means of transfer-paper, as a written or drawn design to the lithographic stone from which it is to be printed.

To remove from one background to another for decorative purposes.

Removal or conveyance from one place or person to another; transference. noun

The conveyance of right, title, or property, either real or personal, from one person to another, either by sale, by gift, or otherwise. noun

The act of conveying or removing something from one place, person or thing to another.

An instance of conveying or removing from one place, person or thing to another; a transferal.

A design conveyed by contact from one surface to another; a heat transfer.

A soldier removed from one troop, or body of troops, and placed in another.

A pathological process by which a unilateral morbid condition on being abolished on one side of the body makes its appearance in the corresponding region upon the other side.

The conveying of genetic material from one cell to another.

A conventional bid which requests partner to bid the next available suit.

A person who transfers or is transferred from one club or team to another.

To withdraw from one institution of higher learning and enroll in another. Usually its from one university to another, but it could also be from one secondary school to another. Urban Dictionary

A person who is an outcast in one school with no friends, no life, and has nothing to do since they have no friends and no life. They usually spend their nights thinking up ideas to do but have no one to do their ideas with. so they leave the school they are at and move to another with the hope that the people at the new school will like them more. but in the end it screws them over because the people at the new school do not like them more...so they continue through life with no friends, no life, and no hope to once have either friends or a life. Urban Dictionary

Transference is when you “transfer” you personal flaws and garbage to someone else. Many times, people don’t even realize they are doing this. Occasionally it is important for personal, positive growth to ask yourself if you are doing this to other people, because by periodically examining your own flaws, you can be aware of them. By becoming aware of them, you have to opportunity to change and become a better and happier person. Urban Dictionary

When one is in the last semester of a community or jr. college. And has gotten accepted into a four year college or university. Leading to laziness, and is reluctant to do homework or anything relating to academia. Because only college credits transfer, not ones gpa. similar to transferitis Urban Dictionary

A colloquial term describing when students who are just about to transfer cannot bring themselves to care about their current classes anymore. This apathy often occurs after they've already received a degree from their current college, but are stuck wrapping up general ed transfer credits. Urban Dictionary

A state of laziness during the last semester before one transfers to a university. Urban Dictionary

In a patient-therapist relationship, romantic feelings can develop. And when that happens, it clouds objectivity and that relationship breaks down. it's basically a therapist has romantic feelings for a patient and/or the patient has romantic feelings about the therapist. the romantic feelings clouds the reason why the patient is in therapy. otherwise the romance gets in the way. Urban Dictionary

Word used instead of "pass" or "hand it over". Generally used when asking someone to pass a joint, bong, or pipe. Urban Dictionary

The Transfer is completed when two people line up their anuses hole to hole, and one shits into the other. EXTREMELY difficult to achieve, which is the main reason it's legend is so massive. The Transferrer has to push outrageously hard, and generally you want The Transferee to have an extremely loose, empty, and wet hole. Urban Dictionary

A paper metrocard that you ask a bus driver for if you pay for a ride with coins. It is valid for 2 hours for another type of a bus or for train ride. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to transfer:
transfer, transfix, transferor, transe, transcur, transfers, tranter, transfect, transferer, transkei, transmew, transex, transec, trasher, retransfer, transfuser, transue, transf, transnet, transferir, transpor, transfat, traser, transfert, tranger, transfan, transsex.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word transfer:
articulation, fee, window, deadline, sovereignty, orbit, protocol, signing, coupled, loan, striker, electron, heat, serie, ownership, thermal, credits, fees, fluid, transferred, contract, institutions, colleges, function, files, assets, request, deal, accept.

Words that rhyme with transfer:
defer, confer, infer, entrepreneur, concur, incur, spur, refer, were, demur, per, occur, amateur, prefer, stir, deter, er, blur, slur, fir, inter, connoisseur, burr, her, fur, chauffeur, recur, cur, sir, myrrh, purr, bur, liqueur, ur, durr, fer, ter, pur, fleur, sur, reoccur, der, saboteur, restaurateur, monsieur, ver, shirr, birr, larkspur, kerr, yer, pere, ker, hur, restauranteur, douglas fir, bir, murr, sher, shir, longspur, thur, spurr, eure, schnur, furr, cofer, shur, gurr, big sur, derbyshire, schur, mercosur, balsam fir, lafleur, white fir, dirr, santa lucia fir, scher, coffee liqueur, silver fir, schwer, orange liqueur, oregon fir, colorado fir, grand fir, green douglas fir, pacific silver fir, true fir, alpine fir, joint fir, ground fir, gum myrrh, red silver fir, fraser fir, california white fir, giant fir, rocket larkspur, lowland fir, stuhr.

Adjectives that are often used to describe transfer:
heat, mass, direct, net, passive, mediated, radiative, placental, free, actual, electronic, efficient, positive, convective, rapid, negative, horizontal, successful, maximum, nuclear, international, adoptive, immediate, complete, effective, subsequent, lateral, simple, possible, electron, peaceful, formal, gradual, technological, voluntary, mere, automatic, easy, internal, massive, orderly, linear, smooth, intramolecular, turbulent, temporary, partial, genetic, vertical, radiant, fraudulent, thermal, intergenerational, overall, file, somatic, reliable, liquid, interhemispheric, conditional, conjugal, simultaneous, conductive, substantial, tax, eventual, permanent, chain, analogical, wholesale.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective transfer:
students, pricing, mixture, function, functions, payments, cells, encoding, rate, supernatant, sections, effects, molding, factor, contents, rnas, printing, tax, buffer, price, characteristics, paper, aliquots, chicken, prices, suspension, agent, applicants, dough, solution, office, efficiency, meat, files, deadline, reactions, experiments, income, enhancement, embryos, tissue, fish, rules, points, books, proteins, sample, cookies, half, orders, phase, credit, restrictions, vegetables, rna, patient, payment, coefficient, moulding, principle, matrix, training, equipment, index, impedance, pattern, precipitate, forceps, curve, techniques, dna, ability, length, processes, sauce, therapy, ownership, cultures, instructions, technology, zones, expenditure, layer, money, portions, soviet, chops, duty.

Words that sound like transfer:
transfer, transferred, transfers, transferee, transferer, transferor, transferrer, transf, transpor, trouncer, trance, transform, transpire, transe, trances, transferring, transfering, transceiver, heat transfer, transtar, transferral, tancer, transferal, transferase, trainer, trans, transverse, tracer, trounce, trainor, tenser, trencher, tranced, tensor, trancing, tresor, tranter, traynor, tanzer, tracor, treanor, trans fat, traceur, transire, trammer, trounces, transpare, transl, train fare, tramar, tresser, tonsor, transp, trefor, true fir, trusser, dancer, prancer, danser, danseur, grandsire, trains, transformed, tanner, transit, tran, transformer, tranny, transmitter, transfix, transforms, trams, trafford, transom, transfuse, transference, terrains, trannie, transfigure, tranche, trannies, trana, traff, strasser, tramper, tranch, terser, train car, tenzer, tanf, trans-, tramcar, transferrence, tourner, transpierce, bransford, trakehner, transco, outrance, taranis.