Associations to the word «Collide»
Noun
- Overrun
- Mph
- Barrier
- Vehicle
- Ferry
- Rear
- Thud
- Ligament
- Excursion
- Cathode
- Bronson
- Scattering
- Docking
- Emu
- Jupiter
- Malfunction
- Repair
- Amtrak
- Suture
- Bmw
- Vessel
- Glider
- Rotor
- Injury
- Catcher
- Rigging
- Douglas
- Tangle
- Alonso
- Harbour
- Merging
- Propeller
- Rail
- Spill
- Harrier
- Traveling
- Goalkeeper
- Anson
- Pilot
- Embankment
- Fireman
- Nippon
- Explosion
- Janeiro
- Packet
- Taxi
- Triassic
- Gettysburg
- Tram
- Neptune
- Glide
- Afb
- Pier
- Convoy
- Continental
- Speed
- Tow
- Ballast
- Strait
- Obstacle
- Spacecraft
- Steering
- Motorcycle
- Ship
- Amos
- Finn
- Staten
- Pit
- On
- Sabre
- Nebula
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
COLLIDE, verb. To impact directly, especially if violent
COLLIDE, verb. To come into conflict, or be incompatible
Dictionary definition
COLLIDE, verb. Be incompatible; be or come into conflict; "These colors clash".
COLLIDE, verb. Cause to collide; "The physicists collided the particles".
COLLIDE, verb. Crash together with violent impact; "The cars collided"; "Two meteors clashed".
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