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Finger — toe
Answer for the clue "Finger — toe ", 5 letters:
digit
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The digit or finger is an ancient and obsolete non- SI unit of measurement of length . It was originally based on the breadth of a human finger. It was a fundamental unit of length in the Ancient Egyptian , Mesopotamian , Hebrew , Ancient Greek and Roman ...
Usage examples of digit.
When an authorized person needs to access the network from offsite, she must first identify herself as an authorized user by typing in her secret PIN and the digits displayed on her token device.
Room 40 knew from its analyses that 0075 was one of a series of two-part codes that the German Foreign Office designated by two zeros and two digits, the two digits always showing an arithmetical difference of 2.
In their 1949 book Mathematics and the Imagination, Edward Kasner and James Newman introduced the world to the googol - the digit 1 followed by a hundred zeros.
And on the hand, here, the fingernails are likewise all missing, and the left second and third digits missing down to the medial metacarpals.
The remaining three digits of the ancestral ornithoid had fused to produce the alatan bone which swept backward for more than a meter.
Swirling the top of his finger into the tight little space, he slid the digit all the way in and started a steady reciprocal motion.
Brulet, Van Esh, Farmer, Ponteau, Regnault, and Rosenberg cite instances of reunion of a digit after amputation or severance.
Also the program permutated the dictionary words to try each word with an appended digit, or appending the number of the current month.
A web of grayish skin was growing between the two malformed digits and was already up to the first knuckle.
The movements of the digits are quite different from those attending any other disease, impossible to imitate even by the most skilful malingerer, and, if once seen, are not likely to be forgotten.
Physical failures, such as missing digits or limbs or organs, or extra ones, or misarrangement of them.
For example, two numbers are equal modulo 10 if they have the same last digit.
A time display flashed in the bottom right corner of the photon amp image, spectral yellow digits: 21:17:08.
Babinski contraction of all five digits of right foot, no plantar reflex.
Nearly all of his digits boasted a shiny bauble, and his teeth gleamed when he smiled, giving him the uneasy appearance of a prowling wolf.