Crossword clues for apiece
apiece
- Per unit
- Per item
- Sharing word
- By the unit
- Unit pricing word
- Unit cost word
- Not collectively
- For every one
- Allotment word
- Equal-share word
- Unit-pricing word
- Allocation word
- Sale specification
- For each
- For each thing
- Divvying word
- To each
- Taken singly
- Per each one
- Opposite of "for all"
- Give ___ of one's mind
- Get ___ of the action
- Divvying-up word
- Distributive word
- "Get ___ of the rock" (insurance slogan): 2 wds
- Each, in pricing
- By the item
- For one
- Per person
- Not in quantity
- Individually
- Pricing word
- Not as a group
- Not together
- For each one
- Severally
- "What ___ of work is a man!": Hamlet
- A dish church gives to each individually
- Eating pastry, one each
- Each primate touring individual church
- Each pastry dish has cool wrapping
- Each one consuming steak and kidney?
- Each one
- Each expert will consume dessert?
- Each expert consumes pastry dish
- One coin for each person
- A gun for each person
- A gun for everyone?
- A gun each
- Division word
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Apiece \A*piece"\, adv. [Pref. a- + piece.]
Each by itself; by the single one; to each; as the share of
each; as, these melons cost a shilling apiece. ``Fined . . .
a thousand pounds apiece.''
--Hume.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
adv. each by itself; by the single one; to each; as the share of each.
WordNet
adv. to or from every one of two or more (considered individually); "they received $10 each" [syn: each, to each one, for each one, from each one]
Usage examples of "apiece".
One on a side, he and the girl put out an oar apiece and awkwardly rowed the craft in a series of circles to nowhere.
Those lights threw fifteen hundred watts apiece, but there was no glare-polarized lenses and windshields saw to that.
But to continue, we will say that Chester and Albert had four children apiece, two boys and two girls, two pairs of identical twins, each.
McWatt was deeply impressed with Milo, who, to the amusement of Corporal Snark, his mess sergeant, was already buying eggs for seven cents apiece and selling them for five cents.
Milo could buy eggs in Malta for seven cents apiece and sell them at a profit in Pianosa for five cents.
His mission was silly, Yossarian felt, since it was common knowledge that Milo bought his eggs in Malta for seven cents apiece and sold them to the mess halls in his syndicate for five cents apiece.
I sell them to me and a profit of two and three quarter cents apiece when I buy them back from me.
I can make a profit buying eggs for seven cents apiece and selling them for five cents apiece.
Sicily for one cent apiece and transfer them to Malta secretly at four and a half cents apiece in order to get the price of eggs up to seven cents apiece when people come to Malta looking for them.
Pianosa under an assumed name so that Colonel Cathcart and Colonel Korn can buy them up from me under their assumed names at four cents apiece and sell them back to me the next day for the syndicate at five cents apiece.
I make a profit of three and a half cents apiece, and everybody comes out ahead.
We can make three thousand dollars apiece without any risk to either of us.
THINK he said you--am almost sure--had done him a very great service once, possibly without knowing the full value of it, and he wished he had a fortune, he would leave it to you when he died, and a curse apiece for the rest of the citizens.
Five oysters apiece for dinner and three spoonfuls of juice, a gill of water, and a piece of biscuit the size of a silver dollar.
Beale could introduce the little girl only, alas, by revealing to her so attractive, so enthralling a name: the side-shows, each time, were sixpence apiece, and the fond allegiance enjoyed by the elder of our pair had been established from the earliest time in spite of a paucity of sixpences.