singles

as inbachelor

as inbase hit
as indollar
as inentity
as indesignate

Synonyms for singles

noun unmarried man or woman

Antonyms for singles

Word Origin & History

early 14c., "unmarried," from Old French sengle, sangle "alone, unaccompanied; simple, unadorned," from Latin singulus "one, one to each, individual, separate" (usually in plural singuli "one by one"), from sim- (stem of simplus; see simple) + diminutive suffix. Meaning "consisting of one unit, individual, unaccompanied by others" is from late 14c. Meaning "undivided" is from 1580s. Single-parent (adj.) is attested from 1966.

Example Sentences for singles

Few, indeed, could do it properly, though the singles of some were very neat.

Her singles were perfectly round, and as flat at the top as if laid with a plummet.

He singles out his generals, Madalinski and Zajonczek, for praise.

Is he praying, or cursing, because three singles are scored off his son's first three balls?

Among the human race it singles out one; and to that one it is faithful.

First the singles, then the pair; then, late in the afternoon, Fred and his two henchmen.

The shells were to be kept ready for use—the eights, the fours and the singles.

Now we must give some attention to the others in the fours, singles and doubles.

Boswell had, as you may have assumed, been picked to uphold the Randall end in the singles.

Perhaps Herrington told you that the singles are to be played off first.

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