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| Explanation of equivalent (noun) form plural: equivalents something that is the same of the same level
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| Explanation of dispatch (verb) forms: dispatched; dispatched; dispatching to send off quickly; to dismiss; to conclude with speed and efficiency; to eliminate
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| Explanation of primarily (adverb) chiefly; principally; mainly; initially
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| Explanation of aging schedule (noun) form plural: aging schedules a list of accounts receivable
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| Explanation of keep (noun) form plural: keeps wages; living; stronghold
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| Explanation of eventual (adjective) final; occurring as a result
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| Explanation of prefer (verb) forms: preferred; preferred; preferring to hold superior; to appoint; to nominate; to like better
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| Explanation of sequence (noun) form plural: sequences progression; succession; order; arrangement
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| Explanation of scratch (verb) forms: scratched; scratched; scratching to rub; to achieve or obtain with difficulty; to delete; to cross out
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| Explanation of connote (verb) forms: connoted; connoted; connoting to imply; to suggest; to hint
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