diam

IPA: daɪʌm

Clipping of diameter. [(geometry) Any straight line between two points on the circumference of a circle that passes through the centre/center of the circle.]
Clipping of diamond. [(uncountable) A glimmering glass-like mineral that is an allotrope of carbon in which each atom is surrounded by four others in the form of a tetrahedron.]

Examples of "diam" in Sentences

A fiberglas fence post about 3/8 in diam. will work also or anything that gves when t hits a limb, etc.
-- Jemaine and Brett's very, very tight fighting leather jackets and pants, which they used all their road gig "per diam" money to buy.
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I recovered this Hornady 338 diam 250 grain out of my 338 Win Mag loaded at 3000 fps I shot my Caribou with at 650ish yards and found it between the ribs and skin.
I do have a small compact cleaning kitabour 6 "x l" in diam. and a l oz btl of Rem oil I take for wiping down or if gun must be cleaned, but as a rule out west l shot does it for me, so no reason to clean unless baggage man on plane drops from 40K feet.
Back in January of 80, I loaded 100 rounds of Hornady .430 diam 44 cal 240 grain SWC cast bullets stock number 11108 with 21 grains of Hercules 2400 in the neighborhood of 1500 fps for my 44 Mag one day and used it on one of my search and destroy critter missions.