welcome wagon
1Welcome Wagon — is a nationwide business who contacts new homeowners after relocation, providing them with coupons and advertisements from local businesses. The company was founded in 1928, by Thomas Briggs in Memphis, Tennessee. At that time, Welcome Wagon… …
2welcome wagon — welcome .wagon n AmE an event that is organized to welcome someone who has just arrived in a new place ▪ The company is bringing out the welcome wagon for the new sales recruits …
3Welcome Wagon — service mark forservice mark for a welcoming service that provides information about a community to new residents n. [occas.w w ] 1. any such service 2. any act or expression of welcome, esp. a forceful one …
4Welcome Wagon — Welcome ,Wagon AMERICAN TRADEMARK a van that delivers free goods from local stores to people who have recently come to live in an area …
5welcome wagon — noun (C) AmE someone or something that welcomes someone who has just arrived in a new place: The company is bringing out the welcome wagon for the new sales recruits …
6Welcome Wagon (Veronica Mars) — Infobox Television episode Caption = The latest victim. Title = Welcome Wagon Series = Veronica Mars Season = 3 Episode = 1 Airdate = October 3, 2006 Production = 3T5801 Writer = Rob Thomas Director = John T. Kretchmer Guests = Ken Marino (Vinnie …
7Welcome Wagon — Trademark. 1. an organization sponsoring a service in which newcomers in an area are given information about the community, gifts, and sample products of local merchants. 2. a vehicle dispensing such material. * * * …
8Welcome Wagon — noun a) A nationwide business which contacts new homeowners after relocation, providing them with coupons and advertisements from local businesses. b) Any similar approach of institutionalised welcoming …
9welcome wagon — noun a wheeled vehicle carrying information and gifts from local merchants for new residents in an area • Hypernyms: ↑wheeled vehicle …
10welcome — O.E. wilcuma, exclamation of kindly greeting, from earlier wilcuma (n.) welcome guest, lit. one whose coming is in accord with another s will, from willa pleasure, desire, choice (see WILL (Cf. will) (v.)) + cuma guest, related to cuman (see COME …
