Vocabulary IV

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.