Definitionn. the property of being of short spatial extent
Last update: June 25, 2015
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Notwithstanding the shortness of their limbs they run with rapidity. [Please select]
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* * * * * The remarkable breadth of the bill, and the extreme shortness of the tail, in this bird, render it a very singular little creature. [Please select]
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Consequently, this season, from the shortness of the day, is called bruma or dies brumales. [Please select]
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Each slight change in the length or shortness of the beak, in the length of leg, &c. [Please select]
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The Indian species is only a variety distinguishable by its yet longer ears ("and comparative shortness of the thumbs"--_Dobson_). [Please select]
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Shortness on the flank, and shortness or thickness on the belly, are serious defects. [Please select]
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Notwithstanding her exceedingly ugly red dress, its shortness, its uncouth make, she ran as gracefully as a young fawn. [Please select]
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This, with the shortness of the feathers of the neck, makes the back of the turkey convex. [Please select]
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Indeed with his quick ways, his shortness, his bushy little grey whiskers and his pepper and salt suit with its flapping pockets, Mr. [Please select]
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But an expert, at the most casual glance, would have noted a shortness of nose and breadth of jaw and a shape of ear and shoulder that told dead against him. [Please select]
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