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undersize

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undersize [′ən·dər‚sīz]
(engineering)
That part of a crushed material (for example, ore) which passes through a screen.
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I used a stick tomeasure the fish and if they were undersize I would throw them back but I didn't realise that the stick was a centimetre short," he said Mr Heap said he held his hands up to making a mistake by keeping the undersized fish and said he was always careful to return those that were under-size.
WALES: Water bailiff gets fine for keeping undersized fish by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
There are still plenty of cod and coalies in the Tyne and Wear although many are undersize.
Sea Angling: Geoff's form makes him true King by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The more polluted a polar bear's fat, the more likely its reproductive organs will be undersize, scientists find.
Are pollutants shrinking polar bear gonads? by Science News
 
 
 
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