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Aheight
Aheight A*height", adv. [Pref. a- + height.]
Aloft; on high. [Obs.] ``Look up aheight.' --Shak.
Breastheight
Breastheight Breast"height`, n.
The interior slope of a fortification, against which the
garrison lean in firing.
Heightener
Heightener Height"en*er, n. [Written also hightener.]
One who, or that which, heightens.
Meaning of Height from wikipedia
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Height is
measure of
vertical distance,
either vertical extent (how "tall"
something or
someone is) or
vertical position (how "high" a
point is). For an...
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Human height or
stature is the
distance from the
bottom of the feet to the top of the head in a
human body,
standing erect. It is
measured using a stadiometer...
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Below are two
tables which report the
average adult human height by
country or
geographical region. With
regard to the
first table,
original studies and...
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Height can
significantly influence success in sports,
depending on how the
design of the
sport is
linked to
factors that are
height-biased due to physics...
- dynamics, the wave
height of a
surface wave is the
difference between the
elevations of a
crest and a
neighboring trough. Wave
height is a term used by...
- A
height gauge is a
measuring device used for
determining the
height of objects, and for
marking of
items to be
worked on.
These measuring tools are used...
- The
orthometric height (symbol H) is the
vertical distance along the
plumb line from a
point of
interest to a
reference surface known as the geoid, the...
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Height discrimination (also
known as
heightism) is
prejudice or
discrimination against individuals based on
height. In principle, it
refers to the discriminatory...
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relative height (also
referred to as
autonomous height, and
shoulder drop in US English, and drop in
British English)
measures the
height of a mountain...
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Kangaroos are
marsupials from the
family Macropodidae (macropods,
meaning "large foot"). In
common use, the term is used to
describe the
largest species...
