hundred
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- numeral
- /ˈhʌndrəd/
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- The largest trees on the earth go to hundreds of feet high.
- one hundred
- a few hundred
- several hundred
I'm sure that at least a few hundred were really good.
- I'm sure that at least a few hundred were really good.
- I mean, so the FBI had hundreds of DVDs of Epstein.
- No, I would say hundreds of hours of of TikTok.
- And it has hundreds of thousands of views.
- But that's because they're serving hundreds, if not thousands of clients.
- And when he wrote it, hundreds of people said thank you.
- On this episode, I answer questions in front of hundreds of my friends.
- I'm sure you've heard that hundreds, thousands of times.
- Why don't we still have hundreds of millions of at home tests?
- There have been hundreds and hundreds and maybe thousands of papers.
Examples
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And it has hundreds of thousands of views.
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Chicago alone has been staffed up with hundreds of people for months.
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There are hundreds and hundreds and hundreds on these plants.
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And so at that point, we had hundreds and hundreds of data points.
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And when he wrote it, hundreds of people said thank you.
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On this episode, I answer questions in front of hundreds of my friends.
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Have access to hundreds of feature length movies.
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I'm sure that at least a few hundred were really good.
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I'm talking like hundreds of people in a church.
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The concert attracted hundreds of fans who came to see their favorite band.
Synonyms
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A number that is ten times ten and one more than ninety-nine
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A number equal to ten times ten
An informal way to say one hundred
Idioms
- Informal
To work as hard as you can, often more than expected
Compounds
- Australian
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A card game for two or more where each player has five cards and bidder must take three tricks
- Archaic
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A small group of rich and famous people who make up the city's most exclusive circle
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A long series of wars between England and France from 1337 to 1453 over who should be king of France
- Slang
A person who strongly supports their country above all others and refuses to work with other countries
One of one hundred thousand equal parts or the position number for one hundred thousand
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Etymology
The word hundred comes from an old German word hund that meant 'ten times ten', a group of ten tens. So hundred is the name for the number 100.