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Definition of size
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of size is as below...
Size (n.) An
allowance
of food and drink from the
buttery,
aside from the
regular
dinner
at
commons;
--
corresponding
to
battel
at
Oxford..
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Latitude
::
Latitude
(n.)
Extent;
size;
amplitude;
scope.
Sizer
::
Sizer (n.) See
Sizar.
Capercally
::
Capercally
(n.) A
species
of
grouse
(Tetrao
uragallus)
of large size and fine
flavor,
found in
northern
Europe
and
formerly
in
Scotland;
--
called
also cock of the
woods..
Size
::
Size (v. t.) To bring or
adjust
anything
exactly
to a
required
dimension,
as by
cutting..
Rope
::
Rope (n.) A
large,
stout cord,
usually
one not less than an inch in
circumference,
made of
strands
twisted
or
braided
together.
It
differs
from cord, line, and
string,
only in its size. See
Cordage..
Apteryx
::
Apteryx
(n.) A genus of New
Zealand
birds about the size of a hen, with only short
rudiments
of
wings,
armed with a claw and
without
a tail; the kiwi. It is
allied
to the
gigantic
extinct
moas of the same
country.
Five
species
are
known..
Mammoth
::
Mammoth
(a.)
Resembling
the
mammoth
in size; very
large;
gigantic;
as, a
mammoth
ox..
Cap
::
Cap (n.) A large size of
writing
paper;
as, flat cap;
foolscap;
legal cap..
Twenty-fourmo
::
Twenty-fourmo
(a.)
Having
twenty-four
leaves
to a
sheet;
as, a
twenty-fourmo
form, book, leaf, size, etc..
Equivalved
::
Equivalved
(a.)
Having
the
valves
equal in size and from, as in most
bivalve
shells..
Capsize
::
Capsize
(v. t. & i.) To upset or
overturn,
as a
vessel
or other
body..
Zebu
::
Zebu (n.) A
bovine
mammal
(Ros
Indicus)
extensively
domesticated
in
India,
China,
the East
Indies,
and East
Africa.
It
usually
has short
horns,
large
pendulous
ears,
slender
legs, a large
dewlap,
and a
large,
prominent
hump over the
shoulders;
but these
characters
vary in
different
domestic
breeds,
which range in size from that of the
common
ox to that of a large
mastiff..
Banging
::
Banging
(a.) Huge; great in size.
Measurement
::
Measurement
(n.) The
extent,
size,
capacity,
amount.
or
quantity
ascertained
by
measuring;
as, its
measurement
is five
acres..
Vigesimo-quarto
::
Vigesimo-quarto
(n.) A book
composed
of
sheets
each of which is
folded
into
twenty-four
leaves;
hence,
indicating
more or less
definitely
a size of book so made; --
usually
written
24mo, or 24?..
Canon
::
Canon (n.) The
largest
size of type
having
a
specific
name; -- so
called
from
having
been used for
printing
the
canons
of the
church.
Wrench
::
Wrench
(v. t.) An
instrument,
often a
simple
bar or lever with jaws or an
angular
orifice
either
at the end or
between
the ends, for
exerting
a
twisting
strain,
as in
turning
bolts,
nuts, screw taps, etc.; a screw key. Many
wrenches
have
adjustable
jaws for
grasping
nuts, etc., of
different
sizes..
Cartoon
::
Cartoon
(n.) A
design
or study drawn of the full size, to serve as a model for
transferring
or
copying;
-- used in the
making
of
mosaics,
tapestries,
fresco
pantings
and the like; as, the
cartoons
of
Raphael..
Overgrow
::
Overgrow
(v. i.) To grow
beyond
the fit or
natural
size; as, a huge,
overgrown
ox..
Herself
::
Herself
(pron.)
An
emphasized
form of the third
person
feminine
pronoun;
-- used as a
subject
with she; as, she
herself
will bear the
blame;
also used alone in the
predicate,
either
in the
nominative
or
objective
case; as, it is
herself;
she
blames
herself..
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