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Meaning

Adj

●
Having a small
from one end or
to another, either
or vertically.
●
Of
small height.
●
Having little duration.
●
Of a
or
,
an
(for another) or
form (of another).
●
In Cricket:
that is
the batsman.
●
In Cricket:
bowled so that it
the batsman.
●
In Golf:
that
of the
or the hole.
●
In Gambling:
Of
,
a small
for the money wagered.
●
In Baking & Metallurgy:
Brittle,
. (See
,
,
,
,
, cold-short.)
●
Abrupt;
;
; petulant.
●
Limited
;
;
; scanty.
●
Insufficiently
;
, especially with money;
; lacking.
●
Deficient; less; not
to a
or standard.
●
Undiluted; neat.
●
Not
;
at hand.
●
In Finance:
Being in a financial
that is
to be
if the price of the
security
in the future.
●
Doubtful of,
of.
●
In Finance:
Of money:
the
possible
, i.e. those of the
denomination.

Adv

●
Abruptly,
, briefly.
●
Unawares.
●
Without
a
or requirement.
●
In Cricket:
Relatively
the
and hence
higher than
;
of full.
●
In Finance:
With
position.

Noun

●
A
circuit.
●
A
film.
●
A
of a
in a particular size.
●
In Baseball:
A shortstop.
●
In Finance:
A
seller.
●
In Finance:
A
or
position.
●
A
account.
●
In Phonetics:
A
,
, or vowel.
●
In Programming:
An
having a
range than
; usually two
long.
●
In American English:
An
; especially in
, to
s.

Verb

●
To cause a
in (something).
●
To
circuit.
●
To shortchange.
●
To provide with a
than
or
amount.
●
In Business:
To
something, especially
,
does not own
for
at a
in
of
from a
in the price; to
short.
●
To shorten.

Prep

●
Deficient in.
●
In Finance:
Having
in.

Name

●
A surname.
Sourced from
Wiktionary

Origin

short
English
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short
Middle English (1100-1500)
Sourced from
Etym

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