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Definition of market
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of market is as below...
Market
(n.) An
opportunity
for
selling
anything;
demand,
as shown by price
offered
or
obtainable;
a town,
region,
or
country,
where the
demand
exists;
as, to find a
market
for one's
wares;
there is no
market
for
woolen
cloths
in that
region;
India is a
market
for
English
goods..
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Butcher
::
Butcher
(v. t.) To kill or
slaughter
(animals)
for food, or for
market;
as, to
butcher
hogs..
Drover
::
Drover
(n.) One who
drives
cattle
or sheep to
market;
one who makes it his
business
to
purchase
cattle,
and drive them to
market..
Vegetable
::
Vegetable
(n.) A plant used or
cultivated
for food for man or
domestic
animals,
as the
cabbage,
turnip,
potato,
bean,
dandelion,
etc.; also, the
edible
part of such a
plant,
as
prepared
for
market
or the
table..
Piepowder
::
Piepowder
(n.) An
ancient
court of
record
in
England,
formerly
incident
to every fair and
market,
of which the
steward
of him who owned or had the toll was the
judge..
Well
::
Well (v. i.) A
compartment
in the
middle
of the hold of a
fishing
vessel,
made tight at the
sides,
but
having
holes
perforated
in the
bottom
to let in water for the
preservation
of fish alive while they are
transported
to
market..
Staple
::
Staple
(a.) Fit to be sold;
marketable.
Mountebank
::
Mountebank
(n.) One who
mounts
a bench or stage in the
market
or other
public
place,
boasts
of his skill in
curing
diseases,
and vends
medicines
which he
pretends
are
infalliable
remedies;
a quack
doctor..
Staple
::
Staple
(n.) The
principal
commodity
of
traffic
in a
market;
a
principal
commodity
or
production
of a
country
or
district;
as,
wheat,
maize,
and
cotton
are great
staples
of the
United
States..
Ripper
::
Ripper
(n.) One who
brings
fish from the
seacoast
to
markets
in
inland
towns.
Easy
::
Easy (v. t.) Not
straitened
as to money
matters;
as, the
market
is easy; --
opposed
to
tight..
Cheap
::
Cheap (n.)
Having
a low price in
market;
of small cost or
price,
as
compared
with the usual price or the real
value..
Staple
::
Staple
(a.)
Established
in
commerce;
occupying
the
markets;
settled;
as, a
staple
trade..
Traffic
::
Traffic
(v.)
Commodities
of the
market.
Mart
::
Mart (n.) A
market.
Cross
::
Cross (n.) A
monument
in the form of a
cross,
or
surmounted
by a
cross,
set up in a
public
place;
as, a
market
cross;
a
boundary
cross;
Charing
Cross in
London..
Logging
::
Logging
(n.) The
business
of
felling
trees,
cutting
them into logs, and
transporting
the logs to
sawmills
or to
market..
Assize
::
Assize
(n.) A
statute
or
ordinance
in
general.
Specifically:
(1) A
statute
regulating
the
weight,
measure,
and
proportions
of
ingredients
and the price of
articles
sold in the
market;
as, the
assize
of bread and other
provisions;
(2) A
statute
fixing
the
standard
of
weights
and
measures..
Unmerchantable
::
Unmerchantable
(a.) Not
merchantable;
not fit for
market;
being of a kind,
quality,
or
quantity
that is
unsalable..
Teleocephial
::
Teleocephial
(n. pl.) An
extensive
order of bony
fishes
including
most of the
common
market
species,
as bass,
salmon,
cod,
perch,
etc..
Marketing
::
Marketing
(n.)
Articles
in, or from, a
market;
supplies..
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