The distance from side to side.

1620s, formed from wide on model of breadth, and replacing wideness (Old English widnes). Johnson (1755) calls it "a low word." Related: Widthwise.

breadth. • distance across from side to side.

The thickness of a lode measured at right angles to the dip.

A shoe measurement taken from the ball of the foot, determined in 1/6" increments.

the extent of something from side to side In geometric measurements, length most commonly refers to the longest dimension of an object. In mathematics, width may refer to: *In geometry, the minimum di [..]

how wide or broad something is

Measure of a (usually horizontal) distance.

The dimension of a book or other bound item from spine to fore-edge, usually less than its height, the exception being volumes square or oblong in shape. In library cataloging, the height of a book is [..]

The width of a vehicle at its widest point.

The distance from side to side. E.g. 'The swimming pool is 10 metres wide.'

dimension of label across the web direction

(n) the extent of something from side to side

  Refers to the effective width of a cycle facility.

The distance in Millimetres between two vertical lines touching the opposite sides of the vehicle excluding the Wing Mirrors.

Refers to whether the basic typeface has been lengthened or compressed horizontally. The typical variations are Condensed, Normal, or Extended.

Another term for Depth (the amount of change in the controlled signal by the control signal).