Crossword clues for averaged
averaged
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Average \Av"er*age\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Averaged (?); p. pr. & vb. n. Averaging.]
To find the mean of, when sums or quantities are unequal; to reduce to a mean.
To divide among a number, according to a given proportion; as, to average a loss.
To do, accomplish, get, etc., on an average.
Wiktionary
vb. (en-past of: average)
Usage examples of "averaged".
It was not paved and the surface had not been repaired recently, but the grade averaged downhill and the tortoise was able to maintain a respectable speed.
I was dead with fatigue, having had less than five hours' sleep and having averaged not much better for days.
Every week saw a reduction in the number, until by midwinter the daily issue to a thousand averaged four sacks.
Over seventy-five men-of-war, including six monitors, and carrying six hundred guns, assailed it with a storm of shot and shell that averaged four projectiles per second for several hours.
A large plains-horse stallion might be expected to stand fifteen hands at the withers, but the breed averaged considerably less.
The condottas averaged small—five hundred being an exceptionally large unit—but these Freefighters were the best soldiers of this era.
Zastros' elephants, averaged between twenty-two and twenty-six hands at the withers, not all of them had tushes, and those that did seldom used the three to four-foot protuberances in fighting, rather lifting men and hurling them to earth with their serpentine noses or trampling them.
When these sixth-grade students reached seventh grade, they averaged 5.
Crack was so dramatically destructive that if its effect is averaged for all black Americans, not just crack users and their families, you will see that the group’s postwar progress was not only stopped cold but was often knocked as much as ten years backward.
A white skin might be disguised-but servants averaged many inches shorter and many pounds lighter than the Chosen.
The nights were long, the weather had turned foul, and they averaged almost fifteen kilometers per hour on the flat places, and no less than five on the rocky ones.
Even in town, for no special occasion, they averaged a kilo of bangles, beads, bracelets, and bells.
Even the calendar was useful only if they assumed their days averaged twenty-four hours, and Chris was far from sure it was safe to assume that.
The condottas averaged smallfive hundred being an exceptionally large unitbut these Freefighters were the best soldiers of this era.
Zastros' elephants, averaged between twenty-two and twenty-six hands at the withers, not all of them had tusks, and those that did seldom used the three to four-foot protuberances in fighting, rather lifting men and hurling them to earth with their serpentine noses or trampling them.