Universe

What do we mean by universe?

All space-time, matter, and energy, including the solar system, all stars and galaxies, and the contents of intergalactic space, regarded as a whole. noun

A hypothetical whole of space-time, matter, and energy that is purported to exist simultaneously with but to be different from this universe. noun

A model or conception of the earth and everything else that exists. noun

The human race or a subset of it. noun

A sphere of interest, activity, or understanding. noun

The totality of existing things; all that is in dynamical connection with general experience taken collectively—embracing the Creator and creation; or psychical and material objects, but excluding the Creator; or material objects only. noun

The whole world; all mankind; all that meets us in experience, in a loose sense. noun

In logic, the collection of all the objects to which any discourse refers: as, the universe of things. noun

All created things viewed as constituting one system or whole; the whole body of things, or of phenomena; the to~ pa^n of the Greeks, the mundus of the Latins; the world; creation. noun

The sum of everything that exists in the cosmos, including time and space itself; same as the Universe. noun

An entity similar to our Universe; one component of a larger entity known as the multiverse. noun

Everything under consideration. noun

An imaginary collection of worlds. noun

Intense form of world in the sense of perspective or social setting. noun

Everything that exists anywhere noun

(statistics) the entire aggregation of items from which samples can be drawn noun

Everything stated or assumed in a given discussion noun

Our universe, the sum of everything that exists in the cosmos, including time and space itself.

An infinitely large and infinitely improbable amount of space which, when looked at from a mathematical standpoint, can be said to have no life, civilization, language, art, or anything at all in it. The answer to the whole mess of it all has been calculated to be forty-two, but every attempt to find the actual question has failed miserably, the most noteworthy of which has been the planet Earth. Thoughts on this matter- "There is a theory which states that if ever anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable. There is another which states that this has already happened." -Douglas Adams. Urban Dictionary

The scary place where i live. Urban Dictionary

The great unknown, undoubtedly aliens living out there, and its scarey just to think how huge it is, the universe is bigger than: 689758768907698659856957 856585986798709476096987 999999999999999999999999 888888888854687444584749 875985769836439586985654 909750397507503735509547 897454567896978659836353 458459578558768565865858 947494784649839598575858 847598469469568595589579 909750397507503735509547 897454567896978659836353 458459578558768565865858 909750397507503735509547 897454567896978659836353 458459578558768565865858 909750397507503735509547 897454567896978659836353 458459578558768565865858 909750397507503735509547 897454567896978659836353 458459578558768565865858 suns, big eh? Urban Dictionary

THE HUGEST FUCKING THING YOU AND YOUR LITTLE BRAIN CAN IMAGINE Urban Dictionary

A group or gathering of unicorns Urban Dictionary

Possibly the BIGGEST mistake ever made period! Urban Dictionary

Once a mechanism whereby smart people could raise themselves above humble beginnings and obtain a worthwhile qualification indicating a high probability of being employable. Now a complete con to get kids with high hopes into insurmountable amounts of debt before they even think about buying a house.. then they discover that the job they trained for was entirely fictitious, and they'll have to take any job they can get. At this point, they realise they should have gone into benefit fraud and drug dealing like all their "stupid" friends, who now have houses, cars and big screen TVs. Urban Dictionary

A big booze off which leaves you in debt and almost jobless. Urban Dictionary

All there is. This is a flexable term, which once was used for what we now call the solar system. Later, it was used for what we call the Milky Way. Now it is used for the sum total of all the galaxies, of which appears to be about ten billion of them. Urban Dictionary

Basically very expensive day care for young adults Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to universe:
universe, univers, universo, diverse, universal, inverse, anniverse, universes, omniverse, universum, universty, universel, universale.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word universe:
pageant, cosmological, multiverse, cosmology, galaxies, miss, cosmic, marvel, bang, continuity, infinite, lantern, planets, crowned, superman, timeline, galaxy, batman, eternal, comics, worlds, earth, ultimate, heroes, gods, planet, vol, alternate, alien, matter, quantum, storyline, evil, beauty, fictional, expanding, comic, franchise, animated, characters, everything, reality, thailand, god, divine, dark, existence, rico, vegas, physics, evolution, fiction.

Words that rhyme with universe:
reverse, averse, adverse, traverse, nurse, terse, diverse, converse, curse, disperse, verse, perverse, immerse, purse, transverse, coerce, worse, reimburse, inverse, obverse, disburse, hearse, rehearse, perse, intersperse, burse, vers, merce, pers, submerse, perce, wet nurse, emerse, furse, blank verse, free verse, registered nurse, pearse, head nurse, nonsense verse, practical nurse, dry nurse, scrub nurse, biodiverse, visiting nurse, bearse, get worse, privy purse, doggerel verse, heroic verse, sea purse, graduate nurse, licensed practical nurse, student nurse, trained nurse, bearce, scearce, kearse, line of verse, bearss, googleverse, kerce.

Adjectives that are often used to describe universe:
whole, entire, physical, moral, visible, early, infinite, vast, spiritual, symbolic, natural, external, parallel, finite, closed, larger, observable, phenomenal, orderly, objective, wide, actual, static, stellar, open, mental, mechanical, rational, boundless, fictional, dimensional, pluralistic, newtonian, mechanistic, empty, flat, eternal, mysterious, perfect, intellectual, sensible, wider, alternate, conceptual, indifferent, outer, hostile, intelligible, outward, chaotic, inflationary, poetic, deterministic, dynamic, cosmic, homogeneous, harmonious, meaningless, godless, invisible, unseen, imaginary, geocentric, immense, intelligent, ideal.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective universe:
beckons, increases, books, moves, ages, changes, presents, work, mean, proceeds, results, subject, god, flow, whole, time, the, age, repository, things, matter, naturalism, size, end, everything, estimates, present, entire, aims, finite, trouble, point, bless, value, wills, population, contract, cosmogony, yells, tick, deals, figures, contest, delights, demands, points, subsists, interpretation, consciousness, approach, theory, rigid, demand, inside, today, opinion, bulletin.

Words that sound like universe:
universe, univers, universo, universal, eunice, universes, unice, universty, yunus, universum, universel, the universe, universale, universelle, one of us, schoonover, anniverse, univ, unis, you never know, unir, univar, whenever, units, unifies, eunuchs, unifiers, converse, maneuvers, conover, one horse, win over, connivers, line of verse, won over, unix, uniter, younis, yannis, yaniv, yonis, unisys, univac, unics, unitor, whomever, ginevra, university, unify, unites, universally, uner, vanevery, unities, uniques, umass, guenevere, unitas, unifier, eumaeus, universals, fewness, u of a, euna, guenever, yumas, uof, u of i, umas, uvis, yawners, universal law, yarn over.