Meaning of single

Single

Common

noun

•

In Music:

A 45

with one

A and one

.

•

In Music:

A

and

(on any

)

on its own though

one

.

•

One who is not

or does not have a

.

•

In Cricket:

A

of one

.

•

In Baseball:

A

in

where the

to

.

•

In Dominoes:

A

that has a different value (i.e. number of

) at each

.

•

A

at $1.

•

In British English:

A

.

•

In Canadian football:

A

of one

,

when a

is

within the non-kicking team's

or has

that

.

known in the

as a

.

•

In Tennis:

with one

on each

,

.

•

One of the

of

,

without

to

them

.

•

In British English & Scottish English:

A

of

.

•

In Computing & Programming:

A

floating-point number

the

of a double-precision value.

•

In Film:

A

of only one

.

adj

•

Not

by

; one in number.

•

Not

in

.

•

for the use of only one.

•

by one person, or one on each

.

•

Not

or (in

) not

in a

without being

anyone

.

•

In Botany:

only one

or

of

.

•

and

;

, without

.

•

;

;

.

•

;

;

;

.

verb

•

To

or

one

of a group from the others;

used with out, either to

or to

(something) out.

•

In Baseball:

To get a

that

the

one

.

•

In Agriculture:

To

.

•

To take the

called

.

•

To

; to

; to

.

•

To take alone, or

.

•

To

a

to

.

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Opposite

living apart together

Rhymes

Lineage

single

English

sengle

Middle English (1100-1500)

sengle

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

singulus

Latin

simplex

Latin

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