n. operator
(a) custom; something that one is used to doing; part of a routine; behavior pattern
(b) situation; requirement; circumstance; stipulation
(c) one who activates; worker of a telephone switchboard; operation symbol
(d) messenger; company that delivers messages, documents, parcels, etc.
v. price
(a) to put off to a later time; to delay; to defer; to put off until later; to stay
(b) to grant special rights; to give special advantages or benefits
(c) to give a cost to something
(d) to wither; to die out; to bleach; to disappear
n. testimonial
(a) viewpoint; stance; condition; state; mood; attitude
(b) money gained; salary; revenue; profit; income
(c) check
(d) letter of recommendation
n. privilege
(a) special individual right not enjoyed by others; benefit; advantage
(b) expression of admiration; word of praise for someone
(c) letter of recommendation
(d) certificate that bears monetary value; coupon; receipt; authorizer; endorser
n. barren capital
(a) way into a building or other structure; gate; doorway
(b) straps and other parts by which a draft animal is attached to a vehicle
(c) money which is not generating profit
(d) source from which something arises; prototype; model |
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n. experiment
(a) regard; esteem; renown
(b) attempt to discover or test something; trial; research
(c) a person who keeps financial records; a person who conducts financial audits
(d) official institution; agency; power; control; jurisdiction
adj. administrative
(a) managerial; executive
(b) pertaining to the smallest; indicating the least
(c) of a political group; of social gatherings
(d) of publicizing; of advancement; of encouragement; of fostering; of an enterprise
n. essence
(a) inherent nature of something; central or outstanding characteristic
(b) public sale where goods are sold to the highest bidder (such as eBay)
(c) act of suddenly swooping down and grabbing; sudden assault or attack
(d) opening of a show; first public appearance
n. remit
(a) person of group of people that runs and administers a business or other enterprise
(b) anything that is set up; institution (i.e. business, church, authority, government, etc.)
(c) point at which something ends; edge; border; restriction; restraint
(d) act of forgiving; discharging; dispatching
v. rule
(a) to govern; to control; to determine; to decide; to decree
(b) to press buttons; to place a phone call by pressing buttons
(c) to ride a bike
(d) to create boundaries; to restrict; to reduce; to function as a border |
