times
/tʌɪmz
/verb (timeses, timesing, timesed) [with object] informal
Multiply (a number): you times the six by four to get twenty-four...
- It was like the worst thunder storm in the world timesed by fifty!
- Perhaps those candidates who couldn't do timesing and taking away were part of the 1% who failed.
- Then I took the 36 grams of carbohydrates and timesed that by the number of carbohydrates and I got 144.
Origin
Late 20th century: use as a verb of times expressing multiplication (dating from late Middle English): see time (sense 5 of the noun).
- poetastery
- poetastical
- poetasting
- poetastress
- poetastrical
- poetastry
- poetaz
- poetdom
- poetese
- poetess
- poetette
- poethood
- poetic
- looking-glass image
- looking-glass land
- looking-glass plate
- looking-glass tree
- looking-glass world
- looking-glass writing
- looking in
- looking on
- looking over
- looking to
- lookism
- lookist