10-pound

• “After World War II, tens of thousands of Britons moved to Australia under a government program that subsidized the price of their passage by ship—leading to the immigrants' being dubbed "10-pound poms.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Australia Taps U.K., Ireland for Workers

• “I completed all three circuits at rush hour, wearing a Banana Republic pencil skirt and lugging a 10-pound work tote.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Giving Pedicabs a Shot

• “The tomatoes were sold in 10-ounce and 10-pound packages to retailers and food-service distributors throughout Missouri and Illinois, the company said.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Grape Tomatoes Recalled After Salmonella Found

• “As he did exercises on the floor, Ms. Ragan swung a 10-pound kettle bell over his head.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Let the Boss Really See You Sweat

• “Two 10-pound pork shoulder that I smoked for about 12 hours.”

  The New York Cork Report

• “A goose will render several cups of fat, which is why a 10-pound bird serves only four to six hungry people.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Stuffed, Stuffed Goose

• “Dennis Fath, a homeowner near the suburb of Schaumburg, Ill., said Rocky, his 10-pound bichon frise, was killed by a coyote in 2009.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Coyotes Establish Residency in Chicago

• “Amid the bedlam a busboy ferries a dozen Champagne flutes and a 10-pound crystal ice bowl through the scrum, threading the gap like Barry Sanders in his heyday.”

  Forbes: Inside The Vegas Party Machine

• “Rome is a beautiful 10-pound baby who came into this world camera-ready.”

  The Huffington Post: Louis Licari: "Look Good for Your Baby!"

• “Here's how it goes:Little Suzie, a 10-pound, 10-month-old terrier mix, had been warned on several previous occasions to keep her snooping snout out of the bathroom wastebasket.”

  USA Today: Vet's view: Gross-out humor comes up now and then

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