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day's math

day's math noun: a unit of area referring to the amount of land that one person can mow in a single day, roughly equivalent to one acre.

Noun

day's math (plural day's maths)

  1. (historical, obsolete) A unit of area referring to the amount of land that one person can mow in a single day, roughly equivalent to one acre.
    Synonyms:
    demath

Synonyms of day's math

Forms of day's math

pluralday's maths

Questions about day's math

What does day's math mean?
Day's math means a unit of area referring to the amount of land that one person can mow in a single day, roughly equivalent to one acre.
What part of speech is day's math?
Day's math is a noun.
What is the plural of day's math?
The plural of day's math is day's maths.

Words near day's math in the dictionary

  1. day trips
  2. Day Valley
  3. day work
  4. day worker
  5. day's age
  6. day's math
  7. day's maths
  8. day's residue
  9. day-after recall test
  10. day-after recall tests
  11. day-age

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