thirty–one
Definition of thirty–one
: being one more than 30 in number thirty-one years — see number table
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thirty–one
Definition of thirty–one
: 31 countable persons or things not specified but under consideration and being enumerated thirty-one are here thirty-one were found
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thirty–one
Definition of thirty–one
1 : one and 30
2a : 31 units or objects a total of thirty-one b : a group or set of 31
3 : the numerable quantity symbolized by the arabic numerals 31
4 [translation of French trente et un] : any of various games played with cards, dice, or numbers in which the winner is the player whose score equals or most nearly approaches 31
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