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51number — n 1. sum, summation, total, aggregate, count; tally, score, tale, reckoning, gross, gross amount, whole bill; amount, quantity, product; power, exponent, progression; subtrahend, quotient, difference. 2. numeral, digit. See numeral. 3. edition,… …
52numerate — v 1. number, paginate, page, foliate; mark, stamp, print. 2. count, compute, calculate, reckon, figure; tally, add, sum up, total, tot up. 3. enumerate, list, specify, name, cite, recite, estimate, check, check off, go over, run over, take… …
53page — I n 1. leaf, flyleaf, endpaper, endleaf, end sheet; recto, verso; printed page, typescript; sheet, folio, signature, gathering. 2.(of history) event, incident, episode, occurrence, particular, affair, matter, series of events, related happenings; …
54page — I [[t]peɪdʒ[/t]] n. v. paged, pag•ing 1) pri one side of a leaf of something printed or written, as a book, manuscript, or letter 2) pri the entire leaf 3) a noteworthy event or period: a bright page in English history[/ex] 4) cmp a) a block of… …
55page — I. /peɪdʒ / (say payj) noun 1. one side of a leaf of a book, manuscript, letter, or the like. 2. the entire leaf of a book, etc.: write on both sides of the page. 3. any event or period regarded as an episode in history: a glorious page in… …
56repaginate — /riˈpædʒəneɪt/ (say ree pajuhnayt) verb (t) (repaginated, repaginating) to paginate again. –repagination, noun …
57page — [n1] sheet of paper folio, leaf, recto, side, signature, surface, verso; concept 475 page [n2] person who serves others attendant, bellhop, equerry, errand runner, servant, youth; concepts 348,354 page [v1] call for over communications system …
58page — 1. n. & v. n. 1 a a leaf of a book, periodical, etc. b each side of this. c what is written or printed on this. 2 a an episode that might fill a page in written history etc.; a record. b a memorable event. v.tr. paginate. Etymology: F f. L pagina …
59Page — 1. n. & v. n. 1 a a leaf of a book, periodical, etc. b each side of this. c what is written or printed on this. 2 a an episode that might fill a page in written history etc.; a record. b a memorable event. v.tr. paginate. Etymology: F f. L pagina …
60page number — noun the system of numbering pages • Syn: ↑pagination, ↑folio, ↑paging • Derivationally related forms: ↑page (for: ↑paging), ↑paginate ( …
