plural n. a unit of length equal to one twelfth of a foot; v. advance slowly
He grew five inches last year.
He grew five inches last year.
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How many inches did it snow?
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How many inches higher did Johnny jump than Jim in the last game?
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In the customary system 12 inches equals 1 foot.
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What type of owl is only 5 1/2 inches tall?
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How many inches long are a whale's teeth?
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How many inches of rain fell in November?
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A square is 5 inches on each side. What is the perimeter?
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How many inches taller was Kylie than Sophie?
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Lily said with her chocolate encrusted mouth inches from my face.
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The length of the bat was two inches.
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It measured about six inches from the stem to the mucro.
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About how many inches of rain fall a year in a rain forest?
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I grew two inches over the summer.
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Which sea creature is only 13 inches long?
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one-twelfthof a foot; one thirty-sixthof a yard; fingerbreadth
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