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How many bumps on a basketball?
The bumps on a basketball, called pebbling, are quite numerous. In fact, there are 9,342,059 of them on a regulation size basketball.there are 1,234,469,623
What phrase is correct in the street or on the street?
The phrases "in the street" and "on the street" are sometimes interchangeable in the English language but they have distinct meanings."In the street" could be used for something literally "in" the street. For examples:The man double-parked in the street.Litter was in the street.The man drove in the street. (This sentence would rarely be used because we assume a car is driven "in" the lane of a street. When we use another type of road, we use "on" -- The man drove on the highway.)The manhole cover that should have been in its hole in the street had been removed and was left lying on the street.The school children walked on the sidewalk rather than in the street.The snow drifts were so high, citizens had to walk in the street.The snow drifts were so high along the sides of the street, the only clear walkway was in the street since there were no sidewalks.In the US and English language "in the middle of" often precedes "street" in our spoken and written language.He drove in the middle of the street, endangering cars in the oncoming lane.Children raised in the country often walk in the middle of the street. (or road)The injured dog lay in the middle of the street after being hit by a passing car.Mary spotted a ten-dollar bill lying in the street and jay-walked to pick it up.It is dangerous to open a car door in the street. (in or into)In the USA, our houses are "on" a street, we drive "on" a street, we live "on" a street, we walk "on" a street, etc.Overseas, they might use "in".Ex. I live in Briar Close Lane. (a street)
What was a farmer who belonged to the land during the Middle Ages called?
A person who lived in the Middle Ages is called medieval.
What is the third period of the middle ages called?
The third period of the Middle Ages was the Late Middle Ages. The first is called the Early Middle Ages or the Dark Age. The second period was the High Middle Ages.
Why is Africa called the middle east instead of the 3 separate continemts that are actually there?
Africa is not called the Middle East. Part of Africa is in the middle eastern region.
What are the bumps on a cucumber called?
Bumps
What are the bumps called that fix nitrogen on the roots of certain plants?
These bumps are called nodules
What is full of bumps or knots?
A cobbled street or a knotty piece of wood could be described as being full of bumps or knots.
What do you call obstacles on the street in order to reduce the speed?
Speed bumps.
What are the red bumps on a turkey's head are called?
The red bumps on a turkey's head are called CARUNCLES.
Why do you have bumps around your nipple?
They are called milk glands(bumps) prepares baby's milk
Street name in Ireland A City Called Galway?
Galway is a city in Ireland. Here are just a few street names in Galway: Shop Street Forster Street Bridge Street Flood Street Market Street William Street Middle Street Henry Street St. Francis Street Eglinton Street
Why do caterpillars have bumps?
They are called manarilose
What are bumps on alligators called?
osteoderms
Why are goose bumbs called so?
The bumps on our skin are called goose bumps as they resemble the bumpy skin of a goose after it has been plucked.
What are the bumps on camshafts are called?
The "bumps" you refer to are called the "lobes". They are a precise size that allows the valves to open and close correctly in an engine.
What are the bumps on the moon called?
The bumps on the moon are called lunar mountains or lunar highlands. These features are formed from impact events and volcanic activity on the moon's surface.
