the number equivalent to the product of ten and ten; ten more than ninety; 100:a hundred yards awaythere are just a hundred of us here (Roman numeral: c or C)
(hundreds) the numbers from one hundred to 999:an unknown number, probably in the hundreds, had already been lost
(hundreds) several hundred things or people:her coat cost hundreds of pounds
(usually hundreds) informal an unspecified large number:hundreds of letters poured in
(the —— hundreds) the years of a specified century:the early nineteen hundreds
one hundred years old:you must be over a hundred!
one hundred miles per hour.
Cricket a batsman’s score of a hundred runs or more:his ninth Test hundred
(chiefly in spoken English) used to express whole hours in the twenty-four-hour system:twelve hundred hours
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Universal
a subdivision of a county or shire, having its own court:Wantage Hundred
a (or one) hundred per cent
entirely; completely:I’m not a hundred per cent sure
[usually with negative] informal completely fit and healthy:she did not feel one hundred per cent
informal maximum effort and commitment:he always gave one hundred per cent for United
