double in Kashmiri कॉशुर

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double

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adj. 1. twice as much, as many, as large, or as strong.
Ex. a double dip of ice cream. The man was given double pay for working on Sunday.
(SYN) twofold.
2. for two.
Ex. a double room.
3. made of two like parts; in a pair

double

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adv. 1. twice; doubly.
Ex. He was paid double by mistake. Be double careful when you cross the street.
2. two (of everything) instead of one.
Ex. The blow on the head made him see double.
3. two together.
Ex. ... thy hand

double

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double or nothing
the doubling of a bet or of the stakes in order to retrieve or cancel out previous losses.

double

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double, adjective, adverb, noun, verb, -bled,-bling.

double

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double, adjective.
having or made with a doublure.
Ex. a doublebinding.

double

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expr. double back,
a. to fold over.
Ex. It ruins a book to double back the pages as a bookmark.
b. to go back the same way that one came.
Ex. The fox doubled back to avoid capture.

double

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expr. double up,
a. to fold up; curl up.
Ex. He spent the rainy day doubled up on the sofa, reading.
b. to bend over.
Ex. He doubled up with laughter.
c. to share room, bed, or quarters with another.
Ex. Since there

double

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expr. doubles, a game of tennis, etc., with two players on each side.
Ex. Pat Ward, Great Britain, and Christiane Mercelis, Belgium, won the women's doubles (New York Times).

double

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expr. on (or at) the double,
a. quickly.
Ex. The policeman answered the call for help on the double. Our Exeter hose goes happily into the washer, does not shrink, and dries on the double (Wall Street Journal). For two days he was all smiles

double

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noun doubleness.

double

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noun 1. a number or amount that is twice as much.
Ex. Four is the double of two.
2. a person or thing just like another.
Ex. Here is the double of your lost glove.
(SYN) counterpart.
3. a substitute. In a motion picture a

double

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v.i. 1. to become twice as much or as many.
Ex. Money left in a savings bank will double in about twenty years.
2. to take the place of another; substitute.
Ex. The principal is doubling for the teacher today. The understudy doubled fo

double

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v.t. 1. to make twice as much or twice as many.
Ex. He doubled his money in ten years by investing it wisely.
2. to fold; bend.
Ex. He doubled his slice of bread to make a sandwich.
3. to close tightly together; clench.
Ex