Mean

//miːn//

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The word "mean" can be used as verb, adjective, noun, adjective and proper noun.

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Cesàro mean Chisini mean Heronian mean Hölder mean I mean absolute mean and I don't mean maybe arithmetic mean arithmetic-geometric mean bemean brake mean effective pressure contraharmonic mean demean generalised f-mean generalized f-mean geomean geometric mean golden mean grand mean harmonic mean how do you mean if you see what I mean intermean lean and mean like one means it local mean sidereal time logarithmic mean mean absolute deviation mean anomaly mean as a snake mean business mean distance mean distance between failure mean everything to mean free path mean free time mean girl mean hitting time mean machine mean motion mean people suck mean planet mean proportional mean ratio mean sea level mean sidereal time mean solar day mean solar time mean square mean standard mean streak mean streets mean sun mean survival time mean the whole world to mean the world to mean time mean time to failure mean to mean to say mean value theorem mean well mean white mean world syndrome mean-mouth mean-mug mean-spirited meanable meandom meanfem meanie meanish meanless meanless meanness means meanspo meantime meantone meanwhile meany mismean nah mean no mean feat no means no population mean power mean quadratic mean quasi-arithmetic mean regression to the mean regression toward the mean root mean square sample mean semimean semimean sore boob means more boob this means war treat 'em mean to keep 'em keen unmean weighted mean well-meaning whaddayamean what do you mean what does … mean y'all means all you know what I mean

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