What is another word for girth?
Pronunciation:
[ ɡˈɜːθ], [ ɡˈɜːθ], [ ɡ_ˈɜː_θ]
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Similar words for girth:
- other relevant words (adjective)
- begird (noun)
- broadness (noun)
- cinch (noun)
- cincture (noun)
- circumference (noun)
- fatness (noun)
- gird (noun)
- girt (noun)
- girth (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- outline (noun)
- thickness (noun)
- waist (noun)
- width (noun)
- fasten (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- fasten
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Girth:
adj.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)- size.
n.
• begird (noun) • broadness (noun) • cinch (noun) • cincture (noun) • circumference (noun) • fatness (noun)- flab,
- inflation,
- distension,
- fleshiness,
- distensions,
- heaviness,
- fatness,
- tumidity,
- rotundities,
- pudginess,
- flesh,
- heftiness,
- protuberance,
- stoutness,
- rotundity,
- weight,
- adiposity,
- grossness,
- corpulence,
- Portliness,
- largeness,
- bulkiness,
- plumpness.
- gird.
- girt.
- girth,
- girdle,
- lip,
- Extremities,
- tack,
- thing,
- obesity,
- cincture,
- width,
- extremity,
- wideness,
- waist,
- limits,
- place,
- perimeter,
- saddlery,
- circumference,
- thickness,
- stable gear.
- form,
- contour,
- representation,
- delineation,
- plan,
- skeleton,
- drawing,
- framework,
- tracing,
- profile,
- sketch,
- configuration,
- limit,
- frame,
- silhouette,
- figure,
- wire frame.
v.
• fasten (verb)- moor,
- belt,
- truss,
- unite,
- close,
- wedge,
- bond,
- affix,
- adhere,
- button,
- knot,
- tighten,
- chain,
- couple,
- mortise,
- tag,
- brace,
- lodge,
- freeze to,
- hitch on,
- strengthen,
- cleave,
- stay put,
- stick,
- anchor,
- hitch,
- make firm,
- lock,
- hold,
- cohere,
- weld,
- leash,
- link,
- bolt,
- jam,
- grip,
- hook up,
- glue,
- tie,
- infix,
- tack on,
- string,
- rivet,
- bind,
- hook,
- cement,
- screw,
- implant,
- batten,
- set,
- connect,
- establish,
- bar,
- nail,
- attach,
- lace,
- solder,
- catch,
- seal,
- embed,
- settle,
- rope.
Other synonyms:
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•
- abdomen,
- trunk,
- band,
- blinders,
- midriff,
- belly button,
- stomach,
- middle,
- hip,
- lariat,
- chest,
- starting gate,
- loin,
- thorax,
- riding crop,
- waistline,
- throat,
- umbilicus,
- nape,
- winning post,
- silk,
- torso,
- body,
- wingspan,
- belly,
- front,
- navel,
- lap,
- neck,
- spot,
- orifice,
- flank,
- stump,
- back,
- Pack saddle,
- knee.
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•
- spread.
- wedged,
- Mortising,
- strung,
- Embedding,
- staying put,
- Moored,
- trussed,
- mortises,
- made firm,
- Wedging,
- Buttoning,
- Mortised,
- Trussing,
- Stringing,
- Stringed,
- girthed,
- buttoned,
- Gluing,
- roping,
- girthing,
- Riveted,
- glued,
- Roped.
- confine,
- amplitude,
- fishhook,
- Blinds,
- paper clip,
- barrette,
- leader,
- lasso,
- hitching post,
- baldric,
- line,
- curb,
- besiege,
- caparison,
- invest,
- circlet,
- Kevel,
- grapnel,
- pale,
- lacing,
- cable,
- hairpin,
- white line,
- height,
- circumscribe,
- wrap up,
- pin,
- fibula,
- breath,
- rigging,
- radius,
- safety pin,
- bundle,
- cleat,
- whang,
- headgear,
- magnitude,
- bind up,
- bound,
- cingulum,
- clinch,
- withy,
- tie beam,
- nut,
- clip,
- extent,
- hoop,
- padlock,
- martingale,
- scale,
- fillet,
- armlet,
- wire,
- confirm,
- bandage,
- neckband,
- fastener,
- With,
- swaddle,
- snap,
- pushover,
- holdfast,
- nose ring,
- pintle,
- zone,
- ligature,
- crupper,
- hem in,
- area,
- envelop,
- binding stone,
- grab,
- collarband,
- jockey,
- chinband,
- build up,
- fortify,
- reinforce,
- dowel,
- volume,
- range,
- clamp,
- Engird,
- bearing rein,
- caliber,
- standing rigging,
- flight strip,
- coverage,
- skewer,
- staple,
- swathe,
- calibrate,
- duck soup,
- measurement,
- cheekpiece,
- cordon,
- Latchet,
- proportion,
- inclosure,
- click,
- edge,
- beset,
- bellyband,
- extension,
- circumvent,
- bend,
- wristband,
- cummerbund,
- grappler,
- scope,
- twine,
- consolidate,
- clothespin,
- horn,
- noose,
- hasp,
- withe,
- blind,
- sash,
- ligament,
- toggle,
- braces,
- hank,
- suspenders,
- cotter,
- Corking pin,
- necklace,
- bulk,
- arm,
- anklet,
- quoit,
- peg,
- encompass,
- ecliptic,
- setscrew,
- dimension,
- waistband,
- wrap,
- Cavesson,
- brad,
- traces,
- fastening,
- enfold,
- roller,
- backstrap,
- measure,
- tholepin,
- thong,
- breeze,
- equator,
- girder,
- Noseband,
- great circle,
- LINEs,
- hames,
- bobby pin,
- clasp,
- headstall,
- Sennit,
- snaffle,
- lash,
- tug,
- tie up,
- Tiebeam,
- walkover,
- trappings,
- finger ring,
- Cestus,
- treenail,
- diameter,
- latch,
- ribbons,
- encourage,
- garter,
- bracelet,
- Breeching,
- expanse,
- splice,
- back band,
- inkle,
- binding,
- vise,
- wristlet,
- picnic,
- haywire,
- carpet tack,
- thole,
- Bonder,
- reach,
- zipper,
- spike,
- running rigging,
- moorings,
- calibre,
- kingpin,
- hawser,
- bollard,
- strop,
- ribbon,
- earring,
- Engirdle,
- inclose,
- greatness,
- slide fastener,
- tendon,
- Bondstone,
- reins,
- Terret,
- fascia,
- thumbtack,
- tyre,
- binding twine,
- proportions,
- funiculus,
- dimensions,
- piece of cake,
- pawl,
- tackle,
- mass,
- yoke,
- checkrein,
- Cingle,
- hackamore,
- beleaguer,
- grappling iron,
- buckle,
- do up,
- guy,
- braid,
- enclose,
- zodiac,
- loop,
- Enwind.
How to use "Girth" in context?
1. girth is the circumference of a person's widest part.
2. Girth can be affected by a person's muscular build, age, and size of genitalia.
3. There are a variety of measures used to measure girth, including the use of a tape measure, swimsuit manufacturers' sizing charts, and even photo software.
4. Some people consider girth to be a positive thing, while others find it undesirable. It's up to the individual to decide what they find modesty-appropriate.
5. Girth can be an indicator of a person's overall health.
Paraphrases for Girth:
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Equivalence
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Noun, singular or mass
circumference.
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Noun, singular or mass
Homophones for Girth:
- gerth.
Hypernym for Girth:
n.
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attribute
spread.
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attribute
Hyponym for Girth:
n.
-
attribute
circumference, perimeter.
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attribute
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