Void

What do we mean by void?

Containing no matter; empty. adjective

Not occupied; unfilled. adjective

Completely lacking; devoid: synonym: empty. adjective

Ineffective; useless. adjective

Having no legal force or validity; null. adjective

Lacking cards of a particular suit in a dealt hand. adjective

An empty space. noun

A vacuum. noun

An open space or a break in continuity; a gap. noun

A feeling or state of emptiness, loneliness, or loss. noun

Absence of cards of a particular suit in a dealt hand. noun

To take out (the contents of something); empty. intransitive verb

To excrete (body wastes). intransitive verb

To leave; vacate. intransitive verb

To make void or of no validity; invalidate. intransitive verb

To excrete body wastes. intransitive verb

To make or leave vacant; quit; vacate; depart from; leave; hence, to clear; free; empty.

To emit, throw, or send out; empty out; specifically, to evacuate from the intestine or bladder: as, to void excrementitious matter.

To lay aside; cease to use; divest one's self of.

An empty space; a vacuum.

An extended region of space containing no galaxies

A collection of adjacent vacancies inside a crystal lattice.

A pocket of vapour inside a fluid flow, created by cavitation.

An empty space between floors or walls, including false separations and planned gaps between a building and its facade.

1.empty 2.hollow 3.as in 4 dimensional(bigger on the inside than on the outside) Urban Dictionary

A feeling of unhappiness because someone or something is missing/a feeling of unhappiness because someone or something is missing Urban Dictionary

An empty nothingness prone to collapse Urban Dictionary

The space between a steering wheel and the back of the drivers seat. Often occupied by a creature resembling a human. Commonly seen in Taxis, trucks and other service vehicles. Urban Dictionary

How you say "function" in the programming language of C# Urban Dictionary

A person with no ambition, goals, or meaning in life Urban Dictionary

An armour set in the online game by JaGex, it comes in a set of 4 items; robe top robe bottom gloves 1 of 3 helmets the 3 helmets each incorperate a different effect on the wearer. there is a ranger helmet, a melee helmet and a mage helmet (looks like a hood though -.-) popular among rangers and melee warriors in PvP (player vs Player) and PvM (player vs Monster) Urban Dictionary

The black hole that is consuming Clocktopia Urban Dictionary

What jocks believe to be equal to a touchdown. Urban Dictionary

To diss, throw off, or ignore. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to void:
void.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word void:
vagueness, int, warranty, sentry, coefficient, galaxies, filled, petition, valid, statute, clause, darkness, fill, contracts, empty, spaces, departure, universe, shall, pit, suit, marriage, left, ratio, contract, unless, deck.

Words that rhyme with void:
avoid, devoid, android, paranoid, annoyed, asteroid, steroid, ovoid, droid, celluloid, employed, freud, hemorrhoid, destroyed, floyd, deployed, adenoid, mongoloid, lloyd, broid, alkaloid, unalloyed, amyloid, polaroid, boyd, overjoyed, spheroid, unemployed, rheumatoid, enjoyed, sigmoid, corticosteroid, froid, sloyd, ploid, underemployed, rhizoid, sinusoid, zoide, toyed, sigmund freud, loyd, joyed, royd, cloyed, anabolic steroid, cloyd, ackroyd, apollo asteroid, gloyd, aykroyd, redeployed, boothroyd, noyd, oldroyd, holroyd, bloyd, baroid, boyde, nedlloyd, vescinoid.

Adjectives that are often used to describe void:
public, great, private, static, black, dark, empty, abstract, virtual, infinite, spiritual, vast, emotional, inner, immense, absolute, final, signal, formless, deep, huge, terrible, cultural, complete, patient, moral, big, dreary, endless, blue, painful, mere, cold, eternal, enormous, silent, extern, blank, intellectual, utter, existential, mighty, pure, boundless, bottomless, awful, tremendous, cosmic, ideological, apparent, spherical, institutional, sudden, gray, limitless, timeless, gloomy, unknown, meaningless, hollow, illimitable, metaphysical, grey, dreadful.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective void:
ratio, space, volume, fraction, main, spaces, formation, content, contract, growth, nucleation, fractions, law, marriage, ratios, page load, function, marriages, contracts, sender, type, console, display, size, print, string, distribution, urine, filling, volumes, agreement, area, pointer, act, data, operator, density, acts, reset, set, judgment, coalescence, insert, dispose, public, figure, write, close, setup, sort, coefficient, election, lease, index, contents, deed, pointers, sale, push, functions, init, render, test, air, const, show, args, increases, wings, update, residual, region, laws, flush, sizes, curve, request, list, start, agreements, initialize.

Consonant match to void:
vide, vied, vowed.

Words that sound like void:
void, voide, vid, vowed, vide, vod, vied, vad, voit, vade, voight, voigt, vaid, vud, vaud, vaad, hvid, v.d, vote, avoid, vet, vat, ved, vate, voids, vette, voy, vit, vite, vot, vut, voi, veet, ovoid, vogt, vaught, voat, veit, vett, vitt, voider, vought, vete, voot, vaut, wiit, voet, vatt, hvit, wdd, foid, v, vader, vee, evade, avid, ve, avowed, vah, vaj, veda, vay, ovid, vado, vada, vedder, vai, vand, vea, vailed, vaugh, vald, vae, vayda, v., vais, vaned, ivied, bvad, veeder, v day, vaa, vaja, vaw, vau, evid, v a, vao, vedi, vadi, veau, vajda, vanned, ve day, v.i, varde, v e, v i, vads, vedar.