to be at a discount
21discount pricing — ➔ pricing * * * discount pricing UK US noun [U] COMMERCE ► the sale of products and services at lower than usual prices: »They want the retailer to shift more to discount pricing in a move aimed to boost volume …
22discount — [n] reduction in cost abatement, allowance, commission, concession, cut, cut rate, decrease, deduction, depreciation, diminution, drawback, exemption, knock off*, markdown, modification, percentage, premium, qualification, rebate, remission,… …
23Discount — Dis count (?; 277), v. i. To lend, or make a practice of lending, money, abating the discount; as, the discount for sixty or ninety days. [1913 Webster] …
24Discount Fireworks — Compilation album by Over the Rhine Released February 6, 2007 …
25discount house — An institution that specialises in discounting bills of exchange (bill of exchange), Treasury bills and government bonds. The Bank of England uses discount houses to counteract shortages of day to day credit. Discount houses act as an… …
26Discount Home Shoppers' Club — Discount Home Shoppers Club, Inc. Founded 1997 Founder(s) Richard Burke Headquarters Englewood, Florida Key people Will Burke Website www.dhs club.com …
27discount — ► NOUN ▪ a deduction from the usual cost of something. ► VERB 1) deduct a discount from (the usual price of something). 2) disregard as lacking credibility or significance. 3) Finance buy or sell (a bill of exchange) before its due date at a… …
28discount — or discount rate [dis′kount΄; ] for v., also [ dis kount′] n. [< OFr desconter, to count off < ML discomputare: see DIS & COMPUTE] 1. a) a reduction from a usual or list price b) a deduction from a debt, allowed for paying promptly or in… …
29discount rate — n. 1. DISCOUNT (n. 3) 2. the rate at which the Federal Reserve Banks discount or rediscount securities offered by member banks …
30discount card — UK US noun [countable] [singular discount card plural discount cards] a plastic card that allows someone to buy goods or services at a reduced price Thesaurus: vouchers, coupons, labels and receiptshyponym …
