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T square
noun
- a T -shaped ruler, used primarily in mechanical drawing, having a short crosspiece that slides along the edge of the drawing board as a guide to the perpendicular longer section in making parallel lines, right angles, etc., and as a support for triangles.
T-square
noun
- a T-shaped ruler used in mechanical drawing, consisting of a short crosspiece, which slides along the edge of the drawing board, and a long horizontal piece: used for drawing horizontal lines and to support set squares when drawing vertical and inclined lines
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of T square1
Example Sentences
And while the Dodgers had their doubts about that theory ā to Friedman, it didnāt square with the camaraderie he witnessed from Japanās victorious 2023 WBC team ā they remained wary of the unknown deep into their discussions with Ohtani and Yamamoto.
Now, Vincent Miller, the lawyer representing Gardner, says that hasty termination doesnāt square with the departmentās arguments in response to Russellās lawsuit.
The slow-walk destruction of Native Americans, Los Angelesā 1871 Chinese massacre and the marginalizing and demonizing of Latinos and Asians donāt square with the kumbaya California vibe.
That just doesnāt square with what I heard from a pseudonymous activist known as Lancaster Examiner, as I reported here.
Grossman added that the notion that the state would decide whether one's marriage was bad enough to dissolve doesn't square with "our feelings about and control over the arc of our lives. It would be really hard for people to even understand what that would be like now."
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