hundred and sixtieth
/ˈhʌndrəd ənd ˈsɪkstiəθ/
adjective
- Coming after the hundred-and-fifty-ninth in a sequence; the ordinal form of 160.
- He was the hundred-and-sixtieth person to sign the petition.
- The hundred-and-sixtieth day of the year falls in early June.
- The building's hundred-and-sixtieth floor offers a stunning view.
noun
- One of 160 equal parts of a whole.
- A hundred-and-sixtieth of the land was set aside for a park.
- The prize was a hundred-and-sixtieth of the total jackpot.
- Each slice is a hundred-and-sixtieth of the pie.