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Definition of estimated
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Estimated
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Bovate
::
Bovate
(n.) An
oxgang,
or as much land as an ox can plow in a year; an
ancient
measure
of land, of
indefinite
quantity,
but
usually
estimated
at
fifteen
acres..
Poundrate
::
Poundrate
(n.) A rate or
proportion
estimated
at a
certain
amount
for each
pound;
poundage.
Inappreciable
::
Inappreciable
(a.) Not
appreciable;
too small to be
perceived;
incapable
of being duly
valued
or
estimated.
Measure
::
Measure
(n.) A
standard
of
dimension;
a fixed unit of
quantity
or
extent;
an
extent
or
quantity
in the
fractions
or
multiples
of which
anything
is
estimated
and
stated;
hence,
a rule by which
anything
is
adjusted
or
judged..
Hoop
::
Hoop (n.) An old
measure
of
capacity,
variously
estimated
at from one to four
pecks..
Portague
::
Portague
(n.) A
Portuguese
gold coin
formerly
current,
and
variously
estimated
to be worth from three and one half to four and one half
pounds
sterling..
Tonnage
::
Tonnage
(n.) The whole
amount
of
shipping
estimated
by tons; as, the
tonnage
of the
United
States.
See Ton..
Hide
::
Hide (n.) A
measure
of land,
common
in
Domesday
Book and old
English
charters,
the
quantity
of which is not well
ascertained,
but has been
differently
estimated
at 80, 100, and 120
acres..
Inestimable
::
Inestimable
(a.)
Incapable
of being
estimated
or
computed;
especially,
too
valuable
or
excellent
to be
measured
or fully
appreciated;
above all
price;
as,
inestimable
rights
or
privileges..
Inventory
::
Inventory
(n.) An
account,
catalogue,
or
schedule,
made by an
executor
or
administrator,
of all the goods and
chattels,
and
sometimes
of the real
estate,
of a
deceased
person;
a list of the
property
of which a
person
or
estate
is found to be
possessed;
hence,
an
itemized
list of goods or
valuables,
with their
estimated
worth;
specifically,
the
annual
account
of stock taken in any
business..
Tonnage
::
Tonnage
(n.) A duty or
impost
on
vessels,
estimated
per ton, or, a duty, toll, or rate
payable
on goods per ton
transported
on
canals..
Actual
::
Actual
(n.)
Something
actually
received;
real, as
distinct
from
estimated,
receipts..
Valuation
::
Valuation
(n.) Value set upon a
thing;
estimated
value or
worth;
as, the goods sold for more than their
valuation..
Appreciable
::
Appreciable
(a.)
Capable
of being
appreciated
or
estimated;
large
enough
to be
estimated;
perceptible;
as, an
appreciable
quantity..
Poundage
::
Poundage
(n.) The sum
allowed
to a
sheriff
or other
officer
upon the
amount
realized
by an
execution;
--
estimated
in
England,
and
formerly
in the
United
States,
at so much of the
pound..
Figure
::
Figure
(n.)
Value,
as
expressed
in
numbers;
price;
as, the goods are
estimated
or sold at a low
figure..
Digit
::
Digit (n.) A
finger's
breadth,
commonly
estimated
to be three
fourths
of an
inch..
Unnumbered
::
Unnumbered
(a.) Not
numbered;
not
counted
or
estimated;
innumerable.
Mancus
::
Mancus
(n.) An old Anglo Saxon coin both of gold and
silver,
and of
variously
estimated
values.
The
silver
mancus
was equal to about one
shilling
of
modern
English
money..
Weigh
::
Weigh (n.) A
certain
quantity
estimated
by
weight;
an
English
measure
of
weight.
See Wey.
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