Four:
- The cardinal number equal to 3 plus 1
- The fourth in a set or sequence
- Something having four parts, units, or members, such as a musical quartet or four-cylinder engine
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© 1995 - 2002 John Cannon. All rights reserved. Check the Stats if you are skeptical.