Viral

What do we mean by viral?

Of, relating to, or caused by a virus. adjective

Of or relating to the propagation of information, ideas, or trends by means of social networks rather than conventional mass media. adjective

Of or relating to a biological virus. adjective

Caused by a virus. adjective

Of the nature of an informatic virus; able to spread copies of itself to other computers. adjective

Spread by word of mouth, with minimal intervention in order to create buzz and interest. adjective

A video, image or text spread by "word of mouth" on the internet or by e-mail for humorous, political or marketing purposes. noun

Relating to or caused by a virus adjective

A video, image or text spread by "word of mouth" on the internet or by e-mail for humorous, political or marketing purposes.

Short for 'viral marketing'. An online marketing strategy that encourages people to pass on a marketing message. Amusing and low-budget, a good Internet viral campaign (e.g. "Jerry Tate: Office Linebacker") will get surfers forwarding the ad to all of their friends to others, giving the company great word of mouth. Urban Dictionary

1. a website or video that has become instantly famous overnight via youtube or other popular media. 2. an already overused term by any group that is trying to encourage use of its facebook page or app. Urban Dictionary

-adjective precious, rare, infrequent, one in a million kind. - origin Sankrit, comes from the word virala The English word viral means "continuously duplicating," and can refer to a biological or computer virus. Urban Dictionary

A trend where unremarkable bullshit ends up looking/seeming remarkable to a lot of people that seem to tolerate it. Urban Dictionary

Shorthand for actions or a person considered infectuously and exaggeratedly crazy, messed up, insane or (when used as an insult) highly foolish. Urban Dictionary

A very attractive young lady Urban Dictionary

Viral, an elite Counter-Strike player. Urban Dictionary

Look under hadji a virus known only to a specific family with the surname hadji Urban Dictionary

Gayest person who is allergic to curry.(Which he eats with a nut pick) Urban Dictionary

Second awesomest person in the world, except for jackie Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to viral:
viral, vital, vial, virial, virl, vidal, vinal, vira, virgal, virat, viray, viril, vimal, iral, virar.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word viral:
capsid, virion, replication, hemorrhagic, hepatitis, encephalitis, herpes, antiviral, polymerase, rna, viruses, cytoplasm, genome, meningitis, virus, infection, meme, pathogenesis, protease, mrna, bacterial, envelope, influenza, nucleic, proteins, transcription, antigen, shedding, genomic, infect, youtube, dna, pathogens, receptors, replicated, pneumonia, fungal, antibodies, infected, penetration, hiv, infectious, cellular, protein, attachment, immune, videos, cell, genes, host, strains, vaccine, membrane, respiratory, fever, diseases, marketing, particles, load, bind, sensation, nucleus, strand, stranded, vector, views, loads, particle, transmitted, facebook, gene, cells, clip, enzymes, twitter, binding, entry, liver, video, synthesis, internet, receptor, disease, fusion, chronic, enzyme, transmission, strain, acute, structural, networking, symptoms, genetic, reverse, expression, mature, assembled, therapy, achieved, responses.

Words that rhyme with viral:
spiral, chiral, antiviral, gyral, tyrell, inflationary spiral, beyerle, byrle, dire il.

Adjectives that are often used to describe viral:
bacterial, other, acute, many, fungal, certain, various, specific, common, severe, several, recurrent, most, chronic, infectious, anti, asymptomatic, genetic, associated, parasitic, systemic, numerous, non, opportunistic, primary, live, stranded, likely, recent, endogenous, active, borne, serious, mixed, persistent, secondary, multiple, concomitant, experimental, respiratory, mild, fatal, toxic, frequent, concurrent, rickettsial, tuberculous, intracellular, fulminant, cutaneous, microbial, encoded, overwhelming, integrated, equine, intercurrent, prolonged, minor, suspected, induced, maternal, protozoal, nonspecific, uncomplicated, presumed, congenital, retro, routine, ocular, unusual, eukaryotic, avian.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective viral:
infections, proteins, diseases, replication, rna, antigens, hepatitis, particles, infection, genes, disease, meningitis, agents, vectors, pneumonia, genomes, dna, vaccines, acid, illnesses, cultures, encephalitis, culture, synthesis, gastroenteritis, glycoproteins, illness, load, pathogens, myocarditis, isolation, mrna, oncogenes, inclusions, acids, conjunctivitis, antibodies, fevers, rnas, sequences, material, mrnas, pneumonias, warts, antigen, causes, marketing, strains, loads, protein, peptides, syndrome, enzymes, exanthems, persistence, components, croup, pharyngitis, expression, fever, shedding, encephalitides, polypeptides, etiology, transformation, mutants, pericarditis, products, diagnosis, oncogenesis, bodies, titers, receptors, entry, transmission, drugs, pathogenesis, enteritis, transcriptase, promoters, viruses, multiplication, capsids, polymerases, envelope, progeny, transcripts, therapy, transcription, lesions, dynamics, nucleocapsids, syndromes.

Consonant match to viral:
virile, verrill, verrel, verrall, verrell, v real.

Words that sound like viral:
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