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a yardstick is used for measuring

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There are 3 feet in a yardstick

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Yardstick has two syllables.

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There are 36 inches in a yardstick, as a yardstick measures one yard, which is equivalent to 36 inches.

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a yardstick is a stck used to measure and is equivalent to three feet

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A yardstick is rigid - a tape measure is flexible.

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3, yardstick=36 in

ruler=12in

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A yardstick is just a little longer than a meterstick.

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A typical wooden yardstick weighs around 6-8 ounces. However, yardsticks can vary in weight depending on the material they are made from.

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The ratio of inches to feet is always 12:1 - whether or not on a yardstick!

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The cast of A Yardstick for Rumors - 1942 includes: John Nesbitt as Narrator

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infrequentely

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Measuring Yards

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a ruler or yardstick

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There are 914.4 millimeters in a yardstick, which is equivalent to 36 inches.

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The answer to this riddle is a yardstick. A yardstick is a measuring tool that is typically three feet long, but it does not have a head like a living being. The term "head" in this context refers to the top or front part of an organism, which a yardstick does not possess.

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A yardstick is just a little longer than a meterstick. Generally used to measure distance.

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With another yardstick. Or you could take the easy way and use the little lines on the side of the first yardstick, but where's the fun in that?

You could also use a meterstick, but that wouldn't be as helpful if you want inches. It all depends on what answer you're trying to get.

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A yardstick is a unit of measurement equivalent to 36 inches. Atoms are incredibly small particles that make up matter. The comparison of the size of atoms to a yardstick emphasizes their minuscule scale.

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When you cross a yardstick with a steamroller, you get a flattened measure of length! This humorous play on words suggests that the yardstick, which is used for measuring, gets crushed by the steamroller, resulting in a comically absurd outcome. It's a classic example of a pun that combines the literal and the ridiculous.

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Everyone is capable of good behavior. As to who is morally good and who is not, that depends on your moral yardstick. There is no moral yardstick by which all women are good and all men are not.

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Shows how a main character has changed

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The word is yardstick.

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It is used to measure length of 1 yard.

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Yes, a metre is bigger, a yardstick is 1 yard or 3 feet, a metre is equal to 3.28 feet, so a metre is slightly longer.

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Camp fire is two words, each with one syllable. Waterproof has three syllables. Yardstick has two syllables.

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well, assuming you mean a regular centimetre ruler with 30 cm a yardstick would be longer, but if you meant metrestick, then the metrestick would be longer.

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Anything greater than a yard won't fit on a yardstick. 2/3 of a yard is two feet, marked on the second yardstick.

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appears to show how a primary character has changed.

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