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gauge A term used to denote the physical size of the wire.
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gauge (1) Term sometimes used to designate thickness of flat products. (2) The instrument used to measure thickness.
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gauge Older standard numbering systems indicating wire diameter. Still in widespread use in North America.
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gauge Designates the size of a conductor. Typically the larger the number the smaller diameter of the conductor.
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gauge The measure of the bore of a shotgun. The larger the number, the smaller the bore. The gauge actually describes the number of lead balls the diameter of the bore that it would take to make a pound (eg, a lead ball that would exactly fit the barrel of a 20-gauge shotgun would weigh 1/20 pound).
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