no-height
no-height noun: a score of 0 in height, where an athlete fails to make a valid jump, in high jump or pole vault, and faults out of competition.
Noun
no-height (plural no-heights)
- A score of 0 in height, where an athlete fails to make a valid jump, in high jump or pole vault, and faults out of competition.
Verb
no-height (third-person singular simple present no-heights, present participle no-heighting, simple past and past participle no-heighted)
- To fail to record a valid score, and produce a score of 0 or no-height, by failing to make a valid jump in high jump or pole vault, and faulting out of competition.
Forms of no-height
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | no-heights |
| Verb | |
| third-person singular present | no-heights |
| present participle | no-heighting |
| past participle | no-heighted |
| past | no-heighted |
Words formed from no-height
Questions about no-height
- What does no-height mean?
- No-height means a score of 0 in height, where an athlete fails to make a valid jump, in high jump or pole vault, and faults out of competition.
- What part of speech is no-height?
- No-height can be a noun or a verb.
- What is the plural of no-height?
- The plural of no-height is no-heights.
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