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View usage for: (gɜːʳθ) Word forms: plural girths1. variable noun [oft poss NOUN]The girth of an object, for example a person's or an animal's body, is its width or thickness, considered as the measurement around its circumference. [formal] A girl he knew had upset him by commenting on his increasing girth. Synonyms: size, measure, proportions, dimensions More Synonyms of girth 2. countable nounA girth is a leather strap which is fastened firmly around the middle of a horse to keep the saddle or load in the right place. (ɡɜːθ) noun1. the distance around something; circumference 2. size or bulk a man of great girth 3. a band around a horse's belly to keep the saddle in position verb4. (usually foll by up) to fasten a girth on (a horse) 5. (transitive) to encircle or surround Word origin C14: from Old Norse gjörth belt; related to Gothic gairda girdle1; see gird1girth in American English (gɜrθ) noun1. a band put around the belly of a horse or other animal for holding a saddle, pack, etc. 2. the circumference, as of a tree trunk or person's waist verb transitive4. to fasten or bind with a girth Word origin ME gerth < ON gjörth < base of gyrtha, to encircle, akin to OE gyrdan: see gird 1Examples of 'girth' in a sentencegirth The girth is increased with injections of fat from other parts of the body.The menu is insecure enough to try and impress merely with girth and size.With his name making such regular appearances in your column, was his enormous girth your fault?The juice is freshly squeezed, the teapot of ample girth.The girth is wide, but so is that beaming smile.He is rumoured to own land worth millions but supporting his ample girth was... an elastic band.Each also has a heart monitor strapped to their girth, the output from which is assessed in real time.I like lashes to have a weight, length and girth that only a powerful mascara can deliver. Length, girth and a tidy surrounding thatch all help, but looking normal is apparently what counts.He said: 'I see a direct correlation between the girth size of the chief executives of food businesses and the quality of food they sell.And, given their impressive girth, it was also something of a miracle the pair of them made it to the front of the church at all. British English: girth NOUN The girth of an object is its width or thickness, considered as the measurement around its circumference. A girl he knew had upset him by commenting on his increasing girth. - American English: girth
- Brazilian Portuguese: circunferência
- Chinese: > 围长人或动物身体等的
- European Spanish: contorno
- French: circonférence
- German: Umfang
- Italian: circonferenza
- Japanese: >胴回り
- Korean: 몸통 둘레
- European Portuguese: circunferência
- Latin American Spanish: contorno
Definition the measurement around something I politely didn't comment on his increasing girth. Synonyms proportions dimensions measurement(s) circumference Additional synonymsDefinition volume or size, esp. when great the shadowy bulk of an ancient barn Synonyms size, volume, dimensions, magnitude, substance, vastness, amplitude, immensity, bigness, largeness, massiveness Definition the size, quantity, or degree of something, as discovered by measurement or calculation The colonies were claiming a larger measure of self-government. Synonyms quantity, share, amount, degree, reach, range, size, capacity, extent, proportion, allowance, portion, scope, quota, ration, magnitude, allotment, amplitude- girl
- girlfriend
- girlish
- girth
- gist
- give
- give (a) free rein to something or someone
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