twenty-eleven
twenty-eleven adjective: very many; several dozen; quite a lot.
Adjective
twenty-eleven (not comparable)
- Very many; several dozen; quite a lot.
- I ask dem for some sup; dey give me littel bit of bread and sheese—I say I was hope I shall be put to bed agreeable—dey put me in a garret! and all de night twenty-eleven rats shall run 'bout, as if to play at a blindman's bluff.1831, Anonymous, "A Collection on Drawings", American Comic Annual, p. 182
- Synonyms:
- countless, legion, eighty-eleven, eleventeen, eleventy, feelefold, fifty-eleven, forty-eleven, manifold, many
Synonyms of twenty-eleven
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Forms of twenty-eleven
| alternative form | twenty-leven |
|---|---|
| alternative form | twenty-'leven |
Origin of twenty-eleven
From humorous use of eleven to continue counting the twenties.
Questions about twenty-eleven
- What does twenty-eleven mean?
- Twenty-eleven means very many; several dozen; quite a lot.
- What part of speech is twenty-eleven?
- Twenty-eleven is an adjective.
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