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Definition of bulk
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 bulk is as below...
Bulk (v. i.) To
appear
or seem to be, as to bulk or
extent;
to
swell..
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Mass
::
Mass (n.) The
quantity
of
matter
which a body
contains,
irrespective
of its bulk or
volume..
Bulkhead
::
Bulkhead
(n.) A
partition
in a
vessel,
to
separate
apartments
on the same
deck..
Voluminous
::
Voluminous
(a.) Of great
volume,
or bulk;
large..
Catch-basin
::
Catch-basin
(n.) A
cistern
or vault at the point where a
street
gutter
discharges
into a
sewer,
to catch bulky
matters
which would not pass
readily
through
the
sewer..
Prodigious
::
Prodigious
(a.)
Extraordinary
in bulk,
extent,
quantity,
or
degree;
very
great;
vast; huge;
immense;
as, a
prodigious
mountain;
a
prodigious
creature;
a
prodigious
blunder..
Extent
::
Extent
(n.) Space or
degree
to which a thing is
extended;
hence,
superficies;
compass;
bulk; size;
length;
as, an
extent
of
country
or of line;
extent
of
information
or of
charity..
Puritan
::
Puritan
(n.) One who, in the time of Queen
Elizabeth
and the first two
Stuarts,
opposed
traditional
and
formal
usages,
and
advocated
simpler
forms of faith and
worship
than those
established
by law; --
originally,
a term of
reproach.
The
Puritans
formed
the bulk of the early
population
of New
England..
Bulking
::
Bulking
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Bul.
Staple
::
Staple
(n.) A
settled
mart; an
emporium;
a city or town to which
merchants
brought
commodities
for sale or
exportation
in bulk; a place for
wholesale
traffic.
Equality
::
Equality
(n.) The
condition
or
quality
of being
equal;
agreement
in
quantity
or
degree
as
compared;
likeness
in bulk,
value,
rank,
properties,
etc.; as, the
equality
of two
bodies
in
length
or
thickness;
an
equality
of
rights..
Mountain
::
Mountain
(n.) A
mountainlike
mass;
something
of great bulk.
Waste
::
Waste (v. i.) To be
diminished;
to lose bulk,
substance,
strength,
value,
or the like,
gradually;
to be
consumed;
to
dwindle;
to grow
less..
Size
::
Size (n.)
Extent
of
superficies
or
volume;
bulk;
bigness;
magnitude;
as, the size of a tree or of a mast; the size of a ship or of a
rock..
Moliminous
::
Moliminous
(a.) Of great bulk or
consequence;
very
important.
Quantity
::
Quantity
(n.) The
attribute
of being so much, and not more or less; the
property
of being
measurable,
or
capable
of
increase
and
decrease,
multiplication
and
division;
greatness;
and more
concretely,
that which
answers
the
question
How
much?;
measure
in
regard
to bulk or
amount;
determinate
or
comparative
dimensions;
measure;
amount;
bulk;
extent;
size..
Gross
::
Gross (a.) The main body; the chief part, bulk, or
mass..
Rack
::
Rack (a.) A frame
fitted
to a wagon for
carrying
hay,
straw,
or grain on the
stalk,
or other bulky
loads..
Large
::
Large
(superl.)
Exceeding
most other
things
of like kind in bulk,
capacity,
quantity,
superficial
dimensions,
or
number
of
constituent
units;
big;
great;
capacious;
extensive;
--
opposed
to
small;
as, a large
horse;
a large house or room; a large lake or pool; a large jug or
spoon;
a large
vineyard;
a large army; a large
city..
Cart
::
Cart (n.) A
two-wheeled
vehicle
for the
ordinary
purposes
of
husbandry,
or for
transporting
bulky and heavy
articles..
Coarse
::
Coarse
(superl.)
Large in bulk, or
composed
of large parts or
particles;
of
inferior
quality
or
appearance;
not fine in
material
or close in
texture;
gross;
thick;
rough;
--
opposed
to fine; as,
coarse
sand;
coarse
thread;
coarse
cloth;
coarse
bread..
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