The TERM 'limit' can be defined in many ways, including as a BAR, LINE, FENCE, RULE, MAX, VERGE, STINT, AGE, CAP, END, LID, TERM, EDGE, METE, QUOTA, BOUNDS, DEFINE, BOUNDRY, CEILING, BOUNDARY, and RESTRICT. A BAR is a solid object that can be used to block passage or access. A LINE is a continuous mark, path, or object that divides two points. A FENCE is a structure that encloses an area, typically outdoors, and is made of posts connected by boards, wire, or other materials. A RULE is a statement or principle that is used as a guide for behavior or action. MAX is the highest or greatest amount or value possible. A VERGE is the EDGE or border of something. A STINT is a period of time spent doing a particular job or activity. AGE is the length of time that someone or something has existed. A CAP is a limit on the amount of something that is allowed. An END is the last part of something. A LID is a removable or hinged cover for a container. A TERM is a word or phrase used to describe something. An EDGE is the outside limit of an object, area, or surface. METE is to measure or mark off a certain distance or area. A QUOTA is a limited or fixed number or amount of something. BOUNDS are limits or boundaries. DEFINE is to state the exact meaning of a word or phrase. BOUNDRY is a LINE that marks the limits of an area. CEILING is the upper limit of something. BOUNDARY is a LINE that marks the limits of an area. RESTRICT is to limit or keep within certain BOUNDS.