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Definition of measure
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 measure is as below...
Measure
(n.)
Determined
extent,
not to be
exceeded;
limit;
allotted
share,
as of
action,
influence,
ability,
or the like; due
proportion..
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Discolith
::
Discolith
(n.) One of a
species
of
coccoliths,
having
an oval
discoidal
body, with a thick
strongly
refracting
rim, and a
thinner
central
portion.
One of them
measures
about / of an inch in its
longest
diameter..
Aune
::
Aune (n.) A
French
cloth
measure,
of
different
parts of the
country
(at
Paris,
0.95 of an
English
ell); -- now
superseded
by the
meter..
Above
::
Above
(prep.)
Figuratively,
higher
than;
superior
to in any
respect;
surpassing;
beyond;
higher
in
measure
or
degree
than; as,
things
above
comprehension;
above mean
actions;
conduct
above
reproach..
Log
::
Log (n.) A
Hebrew
measure
of
liquids,
containing
2.37
gills..
Questman
::
Questman
(n.) One
legally
empowered
to make quest of
certain
matters,
esp. of
abuses
of
weights
and
measures..
Megafarad
::
Megafarad
(n.) One of the
larger
measures
of
electrical
capacity,
amounting
to one
million
farads;
a
macrofarad..
Provide
::
Provide
(v. i.) To
procure
supplies
or means in
advance;
to take
measures
beforehand
in view of an
expected
or a
possible
future
need,
especially
a
danger
or an evil; --
followed
by
against
or for; as, to
provide
against
the
inclemency
of the
weather;
to
provide
for the
education
of a
child..
Vedro
::
Vedro (n.) A
Russian
liquid
measure,
equal to 3.249
gallons
of U. S.
standard
measure,
or 2.706
imperial
gallons..
Canvas
::
Canvas
(n.) A rough draft or model of a song, air, or other
literary
or
musical
composition;
esp. one to show a poet the
measure
of the
verses
he is to
make..
Pulse
::
Pulse (n.) Any
measured
or
regular
beat; any
short,
quick
motion,
regularly
repeated,
as of a
medium
in the
transmission
of
light,
sound,
etc.;
oscillation;
vibration;
pulsation;
impulse;
beat;
movement..
Stal
::
Staktometer
(n.) A drop
measurer;
a glass tube
tapering
to a small
orifice
at the
point,
and
having
a bulb in the
middle,
used for
finding
the
number
of drops in equal
quantities
of
different
liquids.
See
Pipette..
Weigh
::
Weigh (n.) A
certain
quantity
estimated
by
weight;
an
English
measure
of
weight.
See Wey.
Ultraism
::
Ultraism
(n.) The
principles
of those who
advocate
extreme
measures,
as
radical
reform,
and the
like..
Exceed
::
Exceed
(v. t.) To go
beyond;
to
proceed
beyond
the given or
supposed
limit or
measure
of; to
outgo;
to
surpass;
-- used both in a good and a bad
sense;
as, one man
exceeds
another
in bulk,
stature,
weight,
power,
skill,
etc.; one
offender
exceeds
another
in
villainy;
his rank
exceeds
yours..
Beat
::
Beat (n.) The rise or fall of the hand or foot,
marking
the
divisions
of time; a
division
of the
measure
so
marked.
In the
rhythm
of music the beat is the
unit..
Ton
::
Ton (n.) A
measure
of
weight
or
quantity.
Fathom
::
Fathom
(v. t.) To
encompass
with the arms
extended
or
encircling;
to
measure
by
throwing
the arms
about;
to span.
Metrology
::
Metrology
(n.) The
science
of, or a
system
of,
weights
and
measures;
also, a
treatise
on the
subject..
Rod
::
Rod (n.) A
measure
of
length
containing
sixteen
and a half feet; --
called
also
perch,
and
pole..
Hoop
::
Hoop (n.) An old
measure
of
capacity,
variously
estimated
at from one to four
pecks..
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