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vertical calm
What do you call a vertical measurement?
Height or altitude.
What do you call a vertical line on a graph?
y
What do you call a vertical hole in the ground?
WELL...you might call it a BORE. Sorry, those puns were the PITS.
What do you call the combination of horizontal and vertical axis?
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