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• spave — (SPAYV) v. To spend money on items priced below normal retail cost and thus save the difference. spaver n. Example Citation: People will risk their lives to spave spend to save at Ikea. The most dangerous part is getting your flatpack off the… …   New words

• Spaventa — Spavẹnta,   Bertrando, italienischer Philosoph, * Bomba (Provinz Chieti) 27. 6. 1817, ✝ Neapel 20. 2. 1882; war Professor in Modena, Bologna und seit 1861 in Neapel. Gegen die einflussreiche, an V. Gioberti orientierte zeitgenössische Richtung… …   Universal-Lexikon

• Delhi College of Engineering — Infobox University name = Delhi College of Engineering motto = Service before self established = 1940 type = Public director = Dr P.B Sharma faculty = 110 (approx.) undergrad = 2000 (full time) 200 (part time) postgrad = 450 (full time) 55 (part… …   Wikipedia

• Iririki — The privately lease held island of Iririki is located in Mele Bay, a free 3 minute ferry ride from the Vanuatu capital Port Vila. The whole island is leased to the Iririki Island Resort and no ni Vanuatu live on the island.HistoryIririki Island… …   Wikipedia

• Retail — anchor store BAM battery boutique big box store Black Friday bricks and mortar cash mob checkout line ra …   New words

• Wal-Mart effect — n. The economic effects attributable to the Wal Mart retail chain, including local effects such as forcing smaller competitors out of business and driving down wages, and broader effects such as helping to keep inflation low and productivity high …   New words

• Wal-Martian — (wawl.MAR.shun) n. 1. A person who does most of their shopping at Wal Mart. 2. A person who works at Wal Mart. Also: walmartian. adj. Relating to such a person. Example Citation: Having conquered America, [Wal Mart] has set its sights on the rest …   New words

• big-box store — n. A large format store, typically one that has a plain, box like exterior and at least 100,000 square feet of retail space. big boxing pp. Example Citation: Manufacturers such as RCA and Sony, which used to depend on department stores to get… …   New words

• kidfluence — (KID.floo.uns) n. The direct and indirect influence that kids have on their parents purchasing decisions. Example Citation: Children also exert substantial indirect influence on parental purchases when they suggest a retail outlet, such as Let s… …   New words

• nag factor — (NAG fak.tur) n. The degree to which parents purchasing decisions are based on being nagged by their children. Example Citation: Marketing and advertising to children has become a specialty unto itself, agrees David Walsh, a psychologist and… …   New words