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Examples of oversize
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The removable frame can scan oversize books or even a picture hanging on a wall.
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He bullies, breaks things and lasers an oversize intelligence equal to his rage.
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The oversize flattie sets a new personal best for the Applemore College student.
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This oversize clutch with geometric accents is a new design from Hayden-Harnett.
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Her accessories are arm and chest tattoos and an oversize necklace with a cross.
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Another was the size of a bison with an oversize skull and those gigantic teeth.
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It helped, said Mr. Lynton, that the unit was formed without oversize ambitions.
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If Seth Rogen can be a movie star, then so can this dude in an oversize T-shirt.
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Jets with oversize canards mounted, Wright-brothers style, forward of the wings.
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- Outsize: larger than normal for its kind
- (Oversized) Enlarged garments, scales are played with to alter the natural silhouette of the wearer. examples
- (Oversized) A large book that won't fit on regular shelves. Almost every library has a set of large shelves for these items.
- (Oversized) Length of the card is greater than 6 inches.
- (Oversized) Wallplates that are approx. 3/4" higher and wider than the standard size and are used to conceal greater wall irregularities than those hidden by Midway wallplates. These wallplates are approx. 1/4" deep to ensure a proper fit when used with protruding devices.
- (Oversized) When a garment is intentionally cut larger than the standard size.
- (Oversized) While the definition is obvious, in biking it generally refers to handlebar diamater.
- (Oversizing) Increasing the size of any utility facility that is to be constructed to provide capacity for existing and/or future developments in excess of the utility capacity requirements of the applicant's development.
- (Oversizing) the selection of an air conditioner with a cooling capacity greater than the cooling load.
