what does arm-span mean?
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If it's a big woman, and you are trying to reach around her, you may have to chalk off... and continue measuring the next day.
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D stand for diameter. (You'll also see equations with R - that's radius which is half of the diameter.)  It's a straight line that crosses through the center of the circle.\n\nHere's one of many, many web sites that might help you:\n\nhttp://www.mathgoodies.com/lessons/vol2/circumference.html
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Today was red, and the word was "can".\n\nThanks for your help too! :)
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On my hang glider it stands for Variable Geometry.  A little cord you pull on that changes the shape and stiffness of your wings to increase the glide ratio at the loss of some control in banking the wings.\n\nIn Brit shorthand it can stand for Very Good.
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To communicate in a more clear and concise manner. With your hands (and not using American Sign Language which is a very recent creation in terms of language and communication), indicate something that is over 3 mountain ranges away and a left at the oak tree. Saying it is much clearer than hand signals.
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The index finger thumb and little finger means I love you in American Sign Language.\nThe index finger and little finger - rock on , dude.
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A buckler is a small round shield carried or worn on the arm.\n\nThe definition is from dictionary.com, which happens to be a great resource if you have any similiar questions! :)
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Arm bar, because it is so effective!!
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Well here is a definition from the dictionary:\n\n\nSPANGLES:  A small, often circular piece of sparkling metal or plastic sewn especially on garments for decoration. \n\nA small sparkling object, drop, or spot: \n\n---Spangles of sunlight. \n\nTo adorn or cause to sparkle by covering with or as if with spangles:\n\n---Lights spangled the night skyline. \n\n\nCan't see that used often that is for sure!
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Yes if you mean total ARMSPAN. It happens in lots of normal folks but ocassionally it may be a sign of a heriditary medical condition such as Marfan's syndrome, where you have very lax ligaments and are predisposed to various heart conditions.
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Span·ish (spăn'ĭsh) \nadj.\nOf or relating to Spain or its people or culture.\nOf or relating to the Spanish language.\nn.\nThe Romance language of the largest part of Spain and most of Central and South America.\n(used with a pl. verb) The people of Spain.
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it means you're skinny.
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Sorry, you've got that wrong.  \n\n"The Spankie is the discreet, reusable 100% stretch cotton sleeve that fits in your wallet and on your penis. It is designed to catch and absorb the mess of male mastubrtaoin."
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The radius and ulna (both forearm bones) meet just above your wrist bones.  You have several small bones that make up your wrist. Techically... you broke your arm.
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adversely\n\nadduction is bringing the arm down to the side, like holding your hands on the seams of your pants.\n\nthe brachial plexus is a network of nerves that serves the arm and shoulder.\n\ni would guess there's some atrophy with prolonged adduction.
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The distance from one's nose to the tip of one's finger, if one has one's arm extended as far as it will go sideways (adults).\n\nMy Mom, and the ladies at the fabric store used to rough-measure that way...
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A cubit is an old form of measurement of length. It is the  span from the tip of the middle finger to the bone of the elbow joint. This varies from person to person and is usually about 18 inches. It is not a synonym of cubic. Cubic means having the form of a cube.