Associations to the word «Borg»
Noun
- Massif
- Collective
- Voyager
- Anita
- Olivier
- Veda
- Wimbledon
- Warner
- Trek
- Gearbox
- Maud
- Assimilation
- Quadrant
- Drone
- Cube
- Picard
- Malta
- Sven
- Guillermo
- Cyborg
- Anders
- Implant
- Elsa
- Ashe
- Slam
- Transmission
- Burg
- Giorgio
- Reginald
- Conduit
- Torque
- Starship
- Individuality
- Hive
- Martina
- Antarctica
- Dominique
- Dominic
- Marcus
- Sonia
- Subspace
- Shelby
- Bergman
- Alexandria
- Hopper
- Charlton
- V8
- Tennis
- Riker
- Armada
- Gerard
- Swedish
- Forge
- Och
- Racket
- Hydra
- Rafael
- Chrysler
- Tanner
- Swede
- Ufc
- Nine
- Augustin
- Ann
- Sweden
- Seven
- Eurovision
- Backyard
- Nebula
- Artifact
- Psi
- Deaf
- Burgh
- Bidder
- Beck
- Armando
- Andre
- Dominion
- Gonzales
- Incursion
- Stockholm
- Clutch
- Nationalist
Adjective
Wiktionary
BORG, noun. Cyborg
BORG, verb. Alternative spelling of Borg
BORG, noun. (slang) One who proselytises or assimilates.
BORG, verb. (slang) To assimilate rivals, via corporate acquisition or religious proselytisation.
BORG, verb. (slang) To turn into a cyborg, to implant machinery into people with the intent of controlling or assimilating them.
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