Supply+with
61Supply tower — which allows maintenance to be performed and, in the case of a manned rocket, the crew to board. Immediately before ignition of the rocket s motors all connections between the tower and the craft are severed and the bridges over which these… …
62supply-side — adj. Supply side is used with these nouns: ↑economics …
63Supply source — May be a single completion, a single well, a single field with one or more reservoirs, several fields under a single gas purchase contract, miscellaneous fields, a processing plant, or a field area; provided, however, that the geographic area… …
64supply — Lako, ho olako, ho olawa, ho olawalawa, ho olaupa i momoa, moamoa (with food). Supply and demand, ka nui a me ka makemake ia. Well supplied, lako, lawa puni, pākī, ko ako a, laupa i, pūlawa …
65supply — Synonyms and related words: ability, accommodate, accommodate with, accouterment, accumulation, acting, ad interim, afford, armament, assets, available means, balance, cache, capacity, capital, capital goods, capitalization, cater to, catering,… …
66with prejudice — Phrase with prejudice, as used in context in which an action is dismissed with prejudice, means an adjudication on merits and final disposition, barring right to bring or maintain an action on same claim or cause. Foundry Systems & Supply, Inc. v …
67load someone/thing with — supply with (something) in overwhelming abundance or to excess. → load …
68supply — To furnish with what is wanted; available aggregate of things needed or demanded; anything yielded or afforded to meet a want; and the act of furnishing with what is wanted. Clayton v. Bridgeport Mach. Co., Tex.Civ.App., 33 S.W.2d 787, 789 …
69supply channel — a channel running along the side of an aquaculture pond, feeding it with water. See also bypass channel …
70supply — sup·ply sə plī vt, sup·plied; sup·ply·ing to furnish (organs, tissues, or cells) with a vital element (as blood or nerve fibers) used of nerves and blood vessels <the mandibular foramen transmits blood vessels and nerves supplying the lower… …
