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digitus
n. An Ancient Roman unit of length, approximately 0.73 inches.
Usage examples of "digitus".
Standing upon its back, waving a small-sized version of his digitus impudicus banner and laughing like a maniac, was Aiken Drum.
From the whip antenna of the command vehicle streamed the digitus impudicus banner of King AikenLugonn, who was himself at the controls.
Miriam had suggested that the stars should encircle a human hand with the digitus impudicus upraised to express the true spirit of the Rim.