Flaw:
imperfection
Flea: small
parasitic blood-sucking insect
Linger: to
prolong departure
Delay: out off
to a later time
Igloo: house
made of snow.
Brand: A name, term, design, symbol, or any other
feature that identifies one seller's good or service as distinct from those of
other sellers.
Demean: lower
in dignity
Blaze: strong
flame.
Desire: to
wish.
Scrap: A small piece of
something larger; fragment
Blazon: describe in
proper terms.
Lutein: a
xanthophyll pigment, occurring in plants.
Flow: move as
a liquid.
Yield: The result, product
Lust: a strong
desire or drive.
Core Product: The central benefit or purpose for which
a consumer buys a product.
Worthy: having
value or merit.
Attributable Costs: Fixed costs or variable costs
incurred by and solely for a particular product, department, program, sales
territory, or customer account.
Wren: any of
various similar birds.
Cash Flow: The cash generated by after-tax earnings
plus depreciation minus cash used within the business.
Departmentalizing: The process of classifying
merchandise into sub-groups known as departments.
Blatant: offensively noisy.
Paddock: small enclosed field.
Choleric: bad- tempered.
Item: A thing or unit, it is included in a list or
collection.
Bldg: abbreviation for building.
Chookie: informal for a hen or chicken.
Delivery Period: The normal time between the placing
of an order and the receipt of the product, service, or stock.
Bony: have many bones.
Luster:
radiance or brilliance of light
Overcome: get
the better of in a conflict.
Overdo: to
take carry to far.
Paean: any
song of praise.
Sample: A small part of anything, intended as representative of the
whole.
Flexible Pricing: A practice of selling the same
product at different prices to different customers.
Paddy: field planted with rice.
Booby: an ignorant or foolish person.
Datum: A single piece of information; fact.
Length: A specified distance between two
positions or locations.
Slightly: A small measure or degree.
Feasible: able to be done.
Ecommerce: An internet-based business model
that incorporates various elements of the marketing mix to drive users to a Web
site for the purpose of purchasing a product or service.
Chore: small routine task.
Book: reserve a place.
Copyright: An exclusive right to the production
or sale of literary, musical, or other artistic work, or to the use of a print
or label.
Flicker: To shine with an unsteady or intermittent
light.
Neat: Clean, tidy, and orderly.
Chord: straight line connecting two points on a
curve or curved surface.
Chop up: cut into pieces.
Factory: A building or group of buildings
containing a plant assembly for the manufacture of goods.
