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Definition of length
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 length is as below...
Length
(a.)
Detail
or
amplification;
unfolding;
continuance
as, to
pursue
a
subject
to a great
length..
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Machete
::
Machete
(n.) A large heavy knife
resembling
a
broadsword,
often two or three feet in
length,
-- used by the
inhabitants
of
Spanish
America
as a
hatchet
to cut their way
through
thickets,
and for
various
other
purposes..
Strut
::
Strut (n.) In
general,
any piece of a frame which
resists
thrust
or
pressure
in the
direction
of its own
length.
See
Brace,
and
Illust.
of
Frame,
and
Roof..
Longspun
::
Longspun
(a.) Spun out, or
extended,
to great
length;
hence,
long-winded;
tedious..
Longitudinally
::
Longitudinally
(adv.)
In the
direction
of
length.
Didynamous
::
Didynamous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Didynamia;
containing
four
stamens
disposed
in pairs of
unequal
length.
Baromacrometer
::
Baromacrometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
ascertaining
the
weight
and
length
of a
newborn
infant.
Badger-legged
::
Badger-legged
(a.)
Having
legs of
unequal
length,
as the
badger
was
thought
to
have..
Splinterproof
::
Splinter
(n.) A thin piece split or rent off
lengthwise,
as from wood, bone, or other solid
substance;
a thin
piece;
a
sliver;
as,
splinters
of a
ship's
mast rent off by a
shot..
Coefficient
::
Coefficient
(n.) A
number,
commonly
used in
computation
as a
factor,
expressing
the
amount
of some
change
or
effect
under
certain
fixed
conditions
as to
temperature,
length,
volume,
etc.; as, the
coefficient
of
expansion;
the
coefficient
of
friction..
Pipit
::
Pipit (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small
singing
birds
belonging
to
Anthus
and
allied
genera,
of the
family
Motacillidae.
They
strongly
resemble
the true larks in
habits,
colors,
and the great
length
of the hind claw. They are,
therefore,
often
called
titlarks,
and pipit
larks..
Myriametre
::
Myriametre
(n.) A
metric
measure
of
length,
containing
ten
thousand
meters.
It is equal to
6.2137
miles..
Double
::
Double
(v. i.) To be
increased
to twice the sum,
number,
quantity,
length,
or
value;
to
increase
or grow to twice as
much..
Thoroughpaced
::
Thoroughpaced
(a.)
Perfect
in what is
undertaken;
complete;
going all
lengths;
as, a
thoroughplaced
Tory or
Whig..
Rood
::
Rood (n.) A
measure
of five and a half yards in
length;
a rod; a
perch;
a pole.
Valonia
::
Valonia
(n.) A genus of
marine
green
algae,
in which the whole frond
consists
of a
single
oval or
cylindrical
cell, often an inch in
length..
Line
::
Line (n.) That which has
length,
but not
breadth
or
thickness..
Decimetre
::
Decimetre
(n.) A
measure
of
length
in the
metric
system;
one tenth of a
meter,
equal to 3.937
inches..
Macropod
::
Macropod
(n.) Any one of a group of
maioid
crabs
remarkable
for the
length
of their legs; --
called
also
spider
crab.
Length
::
Length
(a.) A
single
piece or
subdivision
of a
series,
or of a
number
of long
pieces
which may be
connected
together;
as, a
length
of pipe; a
length
of
fence..
Solenoid
::
Solenoid
(n.) An
electrodynamic
spiral
having
the
conjuctive
wire
turned
back along its axis, so as to
neutralize
that
component
of the
effect
of the
current
which is due to the
length
of the
spiral,
and
reduce
the whole
effect
to that of a
series
of equal and
parallel
circular
currents.
When
traversed
by a
current
the
solenoid
exhibits
polarity
and
attraction
or
repulsion,
like a
magnet..
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