digiter
digiter noun: a number with a specified number of digits.
Noun
digiter (plural digiters)
- A number with a specified number of digits.
- A person or object which has a quantity or measurement that can be represented with a specified number of digits.
- All one, two, or three-digit members are merely shadows of the Ultimate Defence us five-digiters wield.2009 May 29, Guest Emanick, “Archived copy”, in Sal's RuneScape Forum, archived from the original on 22 Aug 2024
- I get it in reverse. LOL When I turned 10 my cousins were all like "You're a two-digiter, you're so old!"2012 August 17, bluegreen, TamaTalk
- A person or object which has a quantity or measurement that can be represented with a specified number of digits.
Examples of digiter in a sentence
- Talking a lot of smack for a three digiter…2024 April 18, @ShootingPeaPod, Twitter:
- We usually hang out in the private 3-digiter forum.2024 May 1, Al Czervik, Footballguys, archived from the original on 22 Aug 2024:
Forms of digiter
| plural | digiters |
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Origin of digiter
From digit + -er.
Questions about digiter
- What does digiter mean?
- Digiter means a number with a specified number of digits.
- How do you use digiter in a sentence?
- Talking a lot of smack for a three digiter…
- What part of speech is digiter?
- Digiter is a noun.
- What is the plural of digiter?
- The plural of digiter is digiters.
Words near digiter in the dictionary
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