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HO gauge

[eych-oh]

noun

  1. a model railroad gauge of 0.65 inch (16.5 millimeters).



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Word History and Origins

Origin of HO gauge1

h(alf ) O gauge
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O-gauge sets are electric sets that are approximately 1:48 ratio; HO gauge are 1:87 ratio; and N gauge refers to a 1:148 scale.

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Its members, bright-eyed and crew-cutted upperclassmen who spoke with the spasmodic cadences of people who want words out of the way in a hurry, boasted a spectacular display of HO gauge trains they had in a permanent clubroom in Building 20.

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