centimeter

Converse of object

• dilate: At around 2pm she checked again and I had dilated another 2 centimeters so she removed the contraption.
• grow: Some types of willows will barely grow a few centimeters in one growing season, others might grow to 10 foot or more!
• penetrate: Infrared imaging should be able to penetrate centimeters into tissue.
• reach: The peppers are produced in great numbers on compact bushy plants reaching approximately 45 centimeters in height.

Adjective modifier

• cubic: The density, about 0.2 grams per cubic centimeter, means it is a gas giant like Jupiter.
• square: At 200 Watts per square centimeter, we can't use mechanical means like a heat sink for cooling.
• few: A pat on the back is only a few centimeters from a kick up the ass.
• several: These small ' cup ' fungi, as they are known, vary from just 0.5mm across to several centimeters.
• near: These are just the U.S. sizes rounded to the nearest half centimeter ( P4 ~ U.S. Letter, P3 ~ U.S. Ledger ).
• mere: The ball passes his flailing hands by mere centimeters.

Modifies a noun

• range: Continuous choice of settings over the entire five centimeter range.
• square: Except for a ton of utilities related to the touchpad the left you with a one centimeter square for actually moving the mouse.

Noun used with modifier

• half: Screen The screen is two and a half by two and a half centimeters.

Preposition: in

• diameter: The hole was now some 50 centimeters in diameter.
• height: The peppers are produced in great numbers on compact bushy plants reaching approximately 45 centimeters in height.
• length: Approximately 17 centimeters in length, the female condom can appear quite daunting to some women upon their initial use.

Preposition: of

• water: A large surface with only a couple of centimeters of water will ensure there is enough oxygen in the water.
• legroom: United Business The enhanced United Business class will offer customers an additional 18 centimeters of legroom, and 20 percent more personal space.

Preposition: from

• kick: A pat on the back is only a few centimeters from a kick up the ass.

Preposition: per

• year: Huge tectonic plates in the lithosphere constantly move at rates of centimeters per year in response to changes in the semi-liquid mantle.