to level up (down)
91level-headed — /ˈlɛvəl hɛdəd/ (say levuhl heduhd) adjective 1. having common sense and sound judgement. 2. down to earth; practical. 3. calm; not easily flustered. {level (def. 5) + headed} –level headedness, noun …
92level road — For the purposes of a statute requiring the headlights of motor vehicles to be such that under normal atmospheric conditions and on a level road they will produce a driving light sufficient to render clearly discernible all vehicles, persons, or… …
93Down East (North Carolina) — In North Carolina, Down East historically refers to the group of communities east of Beaufort in Carteret County in the Coastal Plain region of the state. The residents of Down East Carteret County have referred to their group of communities by… …
94level of free convection — The level at which a parcel of air lifted dry adiabatically becomes saturated. It would then rise moist adiabatically and being warmer than the surrounding atmosphere would continue to rise in a conditionally unstable atmosphere. The dry… …
95ˌlevel ˈoff — phrasal verb 1) to stop sloping or moving up or down 2) to stop becoming more or less, and remain the same Oil prices should level out now that the war is over.[/ex] …
96ˌlevel ˈout — phrasal verb 1) to stop sloping or moving up or down 2) to stop becoming more or less, and remain the same Oil prices should level out now that the war is over.[/ex] …
97down-line — adjective Describing a lower level in a hierarchical management structure …
98down-and-in option — barrier option (or knock in option) that causes a plain vanilla call or put option to come into existence if the underlying asset price falls to a predetermined price level (the barrier price). Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
99down-and-out option — barrier option (or knock out option) that initially is a plain vanilla option, but which ceases to exist if the underlying security falls to a predetermined level (the barrier price). Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
100Down and In — A trigger option that is activated when the price of the underlying instrument falls to a predetermined level. A type of barrier option. ► See also Option …
