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91term loan — loan for a fixed period of time that is repaid in full at the end of the term …
92full monty — • the whole lot , all that is desired . There are a few meanings proposed for the phrase the full monty , but the most commonly accepted one is that it comes from a gambling term where the monte (spanish for mountain) is the kitty or pot of money …
93full point — noun another term for full stop …
94full bore — A term expressing top speed or full throttle …
95Full Employment and Balance Growth Act of 1978 — ( Humphrey Hawkins Act) Federal legislation that, among other things, specifies the primary objectives of U.S. economic policy maximum employment, stable prices, and moderate long term interest rates. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
96full-on — adj, adv British exciting, powerful, with maximum effort. A vogue term among students, particularly in the Midlands during the later 1990s. The expression is used in the same way as the colloquial all out …
97full-on — • powerful, with maximum effort. A 90 s term used by the same crowd that would use banging and large …
98Full requirements consumer — A wholesale consumer without other generating resources whose electric energy seller is the sole source of long term firm power for the consumer s service area. The terms and conditions of sale are equivalent to the seller s obligations to its… …
99full-fledged — adjective North American term for fully fledged …
100full covenants — As this term is commonly used, it includes: covenants for seisin, for right to convey, against incumbrances, for quiet enjoyment, sometimes for further assurance, and almost always of warranty, this last often taking the place of the covenant for …
