to churn

  • 81churn — North Country (Newcastle) Words harvest home …

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  • 82churn — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. agitate, whip; seethe, boil. See agitation. II (Roget s IV) v. Syn. stir, beat, agitate, shake, paddle, seethe, ferment; see also boil 2 , mix 1 . III (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) v. stir, agitate,… …

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  • 83Churn Rate — Abwanderungsrate, Kundenverlustrate, Begriff aus dem Kundenbindungsmanagement, Kunstwort aus Change (Wechsel) und Turn (Abkehr); gibt den Anteil abgewanderter Kunden einer Periode an, bezogen auf den durchschnittlichen Kundenbestand in diesem… …

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  • 84churn — tʃɜːn n. vessel in which butter is made v. prepare butter by agitating cream; shake or agitate with violent motion …

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  • 85churn up gossip — spread rumors, spread hearsay, gossip …

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  • 86churn —    to deal unnecessarily in a client s securities in order to generate commission    The imagery is from constantly turning the milk to obtain butter or cream. In this case, the investor is milked and the advisers get the cream:     Your account… …

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  • 87churn rate — noun the rate at which customers discontinue using a service, in particular cable and satellite television or Internet providers …

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  • 88churn — v. a. 1. Agitate, jostle violently, cause to foam. 2. Produce by churning …

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  • 89churn-owl — n. Goat sucker, night jar, wheel bird (Caprimulgus Europaeus) …

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  • 90churn — n 1. mixer, beater, blender; shaker, agitator, jiggler, vibrator; whisk, eggbeater, paddle. v 2. cream, whip, whip up; disturb, shake, shake up, (of water, wine, etc.) roil or Chiefly U.S. rile; commove, agitate, convulse, upheave, heave, toss …

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