| Two-dimensional extent. |
| Extent |
| What a plump steed does to an extent? |
| Surface extents |
| Geological extent |
| Extent of surface |
| Vast extents |
| Comparable in extent |
| Extents |
| After ___ (to some extent) |
| Affected to a greater extent |
| Pertaining to surface extent |
| To such an extent (as) |
| To a certain extent |
| Of equal extent |
| Closed to some extent |
| To an adequate extent |
| Extent of land |
| Greatness of extent |
| To a great extent |
| Magnitude or extent |
| Extent: Abbr. |
| Scope, extent |
| Estate extent |
| ___ as (to the extent that) |
| To a greater extent |
| To a superlative extent |
| Extents of estates |
| ___ rigueur (to the fullest extent) |
| To a slight extent |