extend /iks-tendˈ/

1. To stretch out
2. To prolong in any direction
3. To enlarge
4. To expand
5. To widen
6. To unfold
7. To straighten out
8. To hold out
9. To offer or accord
10. To exert to the full
11. To seize (law; historical)
12. To value or assess

1. To stretch or reach
2. To be continued in space or time

extendabilˈity noun

extendˈable adjective

extendˈant adjective (heraldry)

Displayed

extendˈed adjective

1. Occupying space
2. Having extension
3. Stretched out
4. Extensive

extendˈedly adverb

extendˈer noun

1. Someone or something that extends
2. A university extension lecture
3. A substance added to paint to give body, or to food to give extra bulk

extendibilˈity noun

extendˈible adjective

extense /-tensˈ/ adjective (obsolete)

Extensive

extensibilˈity noun

extensˈible or extensile /eks-tenˈsīl or -sil/ adjective

That may be extended

extensificāˈtion noun

An agricultural policy within the European Union by which land is farmed less intensively and savings made in expenditure on feed, fertilizers and pesticides to balance lower production

extension /iks- or eks-tenˈshən/ noun

1. An act of extending
2. The condition of being extended
3. An added piece
4. A wing or annex of a house
5. The property of occupying space
6. The extent of the application of a term or the number of objects included under it, opp to intension (logic)
7. A word or words added to subject, predicate or object (grammar)
8. An extension lead
9. An additional telephone using the same line as the main one

extenˈsional adjective

extenˈsionalism or extensionalˈity noun

extenˈsionally adverb

extenˈsionist noun

1. An advocate of extension
2. A university extension lecturer or student

extensˈity noun

Massiveness or spatial quality in sensation from which perception of extension is derived

extensˈive adjective

1. Large
2. Widespread
3. Comprehensive
4. /eks-/ relating to extension
5. Seeking or deriving a comparatively small crop cheaply from a wide area, opp to intensive (agriculture)

extensˈively adverb

extensˈiveness noun

extensivīzāˈtion or extensivīsāˈtion noun

The extensive method of agriculture (see also extensification above)

• cut and dry
• cut and paste
• cut and run
• cut and thrust
• cut-and-thrust
• cutaneous
• cut a swathe through
• cut a swath through
• cutaway
• cutaways
• cut back
• cutback
• cutbacks
• cut boon whids
• cut both ways
• cut capers
• cutch
• cutcha
• cutcherry
• cutchery
• cutches
• cut corners
• cut dead
• cut down
• cut-down