Definition & Meaning | English word EXTRA-LARGE

Definitions of EXTRA-LARGE

1. Alternative spelling of extra large.

Examples of Using EXTRA-LARGE in a Sentence

• An extra-large Supplementary Volume also edited by Colles was published in 1940 and called the fourth edition (Grove IV).
• The OMNIMAX dome theater closed in September 2013 for conversion into a conventional flat-screen movie theater that is not IMAX but still has an extra-large screen, about four stories tall.
• The game made extensive use of kanji characters, as hiragana writing would take up too much space, but Kawazu needed to make sure the kanji was legible, making them extra-large and going against standard 8x8 pixel limit for writing.
• In March 2007, a project to widen the roadway from two lanes to three lanes from between Harmar and Harwick, repairing unaltered roadway, installing extra-large chain-link fencing, constructing new catch basins, relocating the southbound roadway in some areas, and reinforcing concrete.
• The Set also includes an extra-large Playland Mat, a Magic Bridge Clip, a streetlamp, a fence, an Upsy Downsy Daisy, and most importantly, exclusive Upsy patrons Foozie Woozie and Tingle Dingle.
• Geese of the type without dewlaps lay 25–40 extra-large white eggs per year, while geese of the dewlap type lay 20–35.
• It was this image of the metrosexual—that of a straight young man who got pedicures and facials, practiced aromatherapy and spent freely on clothes—that contributed to a backlash against the term from men who merely wanted to feel free to take more care with their appearance than had been the norm in the 1990s, when companies abandoned dress codes, Dockers khakis became a popular brand, and XL, or extra-large, became the one size that fit all.
• For Kennedy he had extra-large Lucite hair rollers specially made in order to stretch out her hair and lengthen it, and give her a softer hairstyle, in stark contrast to the more typical heavily permed, lacklustre hairstyles many women were receiving, which Kenneth called "washed-and-ironed".
• The native data and metadata and computational results provided in JSON, CSV-based communication protocols, which are used to generate interactive, user driven, customizable tools allow bioinformaticians to manipulate terabytes of extra-large data using only an Internet browser.
• It contains a large percentage of faunal remains made up of small animals such as tortoises, marine birds, snakes, and Cape fur seals, as well as small and large bovids, such as steenbok, grysbok, eland, buffalo and even an extra-large bovid with elephant remains.
• Grossman also created an extra-large tallit to be shared by groups called to the bima for aliyot during Torah services.
• The show utilised several extra-large vibrators and a pantomime horse with a large penis as set-pieces, and the Fairy Godmother was flatulent.

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