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Definition of stock
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Stock (n.) A
thrust
with a
rapier;
a
stoccado.
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Inventory
::
Inventory
(n.) An
account,
catalogue,
or
schedule,
made by an
executor
or
administrator,
of all the goods and
chattels,
and
sometimes
of the real
estate,
of a
deceased
person;
a list of the
property
of which a
person
or
estate
is found to be
possessed;
hence,
an
itemized
list of goods or
valuables,
with their
estimated
worth;
specifically,
the
annual
account
of stock taken in any
business..
Headstock
::
Headstock
(n.) The part of a lathe that holds the
revolving
spindle
and its
attachments;
-- also
called
poppet
head, the
opposite
corresponding
part being
called
a
tailstock..
Counterfoil
::
Counterfoil
(n.) That part of a
tally,
formerly
in the
exchequer,
which was kept by an
officer
in that
court,
the
other,
called
the
stock,
being
delivered
to the
person
who had lent the king money on the
account;
--
called
also
counterstock..
Dealer
::
Dealer
(n.) One who
deals;
one who has to do, or has
concern,
with
others;
esp., a
trader,
a
trafficker,
a
shopkeeper,
a
broker,
or a
merchant;
as, a
dealer
in dry
goods;
a
dealer
in
stocks;
a
retail
dealer..
Boothose
::
Boothose
(n.)
Stocking
hose, or
spatterdashes,
in lieu of
boots..
Drillstock
::
Drillstock
(n.) A
contrivance
for
holding
and
turning
a
drill.
Fall
::
Fall (v. t.) To
decline
in
power,
glory,
wealth,
or
importance;
to
become
insignificant;
to lose rank or
position;
to
decline
in
weight,
value,
price etc.; to
become
less; as, the
falls;
stocks
fell two
points..
Caudex
::
Caudex
(n.) The stem of a
tree.,
esp. a stem
without
a
branch,
as of a palm or a tree fern; also, the
perennial
rootstock
of an
herbaceous
plant..
Scrub
::
Scrub (n.) One of the
common
live stock of a
region
of no
particular
breed or not of pure
breed,
esp. when
inferior
in size, etc..
Stockwork
::
Stockwork
(n.) A
system
of
working
in ore, etc., when it lies not in
strata
or
veins,
but in solid
masses,
so as to be
worked
in
chambers
or
stories..
Idorgan
::
Idorgan
(n.) A
morphological
unit,
consisting
of two or more
plastids,
which does not
possess
the
positive
character
of the
person
or
stock,
in
distinction
from the
physiological
organ or
biorgan.
See
Morphon..
Contango
::
Contango
(n.) The
postponement
of
payment
by the buyer of stock on the
payment
of a
premium
to the
seller.
See
Backwardation.
Realize
::
Realize
(v. i.) To
convert
any kind of
property
into
money,
especially
property
representing
investments,
as
shares
in stock
companies,
bonds,
etc..
Jersey
::
"Jersey
(n.) A kind of
knitted
jacket;
hence,
in
general,
a
closefitting
jacket
or upper
garment
made of an
elastic
fabric
(as
stockinet)..
Issue
::
Issue (v. i.) To be
produced
as an
effect
or
result;
to grow or
accrue;
to
arise;
to
proceed;
as, rents and
profits
issuing
from land,
tenements,
or a
capital
stock..
Amusette
::
Amusette
(n.) A light field
cannon,
or
stocked
gun
mounted
on a
swivel..
Stodgy
::
Stocky
(a.)
Headstrong.
Stock-blind
::
Stockade
(v. t.) To
surround,
fortify,
or
protect
with a
stockade..
Bear
::
Bear (n.) A
person
who sells
stocks
or
securities
for
future
delivery
in
expectation
of a fall in the
market.
Stockade
::
Stockade
(v. t.) A line of stout posts or
timbers
set
firmly
in the earth in
contact
with each other (and
usually
with
loopholes)
to form a
barrier,
or
defensive
fortification..
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