stretch
verb(stretch)
to extend (one's limbs, one's body, etc.) in a reclining position
stretch
verb(stretch)
to reach out : extend
stretch
verb(stretch)
to extend in length
stretch
noun(stretch)
an exercise of something (such as the understanding or the imagination) beyond ordinary or normal limits
stretch
noun(stretch)
an extension of the scope or application of something
stretch
noun(stretch)
the extent to which something may be stretched
stretch
adjective(stretch)
easily stretched : elastic
stretch
adjective(stretch)
longer than the standard size
stretch
plural noun(stretch)
striae on the skin (as of the hips, abdomen, and breasts) from excessive stretching and rupture of elastic fibers especially due to pregnancy or obesity
stretch
noun(stretch)
a system of industrial operation in which workers are required to do extra work with slight or with no additional pay
stretch
noun(stretch)
the act of stretching out : the state of being stretched out
stretch
noun(stretch)
an economizing measure that spreads a limited quantity over a larger field than originally intended: such as
stretch
noun(stretch)
muscle spindle
stretch
noun(stretch)
a racehorse that makes a strong bid in the homestretch
stretch
idiom(stretch)
to be hard to believe
stretch
idiom(stretch)
to describe something as larger or greater than it really is : to exaggerate
stretch
noun(stretch)
a very large and fancy car that is longer than standard cars and that is driven by a professional driver