Cater
41CATER Project — CATER is a 3 year collaborative research project launched in September 2006 and supported by the European Commission under the Sixth Framework Programme (DG Information Society and Media). In this context, CATER is a Specific Targeted Research… …
42Cater Rand — (9 December 1749 (Lewes, Sussex in England) 21 December 1825). His father, Charles Rand ? 1763 had been born in Colchester, Essex, but relocated as a boy to Sussex in 1714. Cater Rand married 15 April 1775 to Mary Scrace 1755 1783, who would bear …
43cater-cornered — [kat′ə kôr΄nərd, kat′ēkôr΄nərd; ] esp.formerly [, kat′ərkôr΄nərd] adj. [ME cater, four (< OFr catre < L quattuor, FOUR) + CORNERED] diagonal adv. diagonally or obliquely: Also cater corner …
44Cater-cornered — Ca ter cor nered, a. [Cf. {Cater} to cut diagonally.] Diagonal. [Colloq.] [1913 Webster] …
45cater-cousin — [kāt′ər kuz΄ən] n. [see CATER CORNERED & COUSIN; orig., fourth cousin] Archaic a close friend …
46cater to somebody — ˈcater to sb/sth derived to provide the things that a particular type or person wants, especially things that you do not approve of • They only publish novels which cater to the mass market. Main entry: ↑caterderived …
47cater to something — ˈcater to sb/sth derived to provide the things that a particular type or person wants, especially things that you do not approve of • They only publish novels which cater to the mass market. Main entry: ↑caterderived …
48Cater-cousin — Ca ter cous in, n. A remote relation. See {Quater cousin}. Shak. [1913 Webster] …
49cater to excessively — index overindulge Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
50cater for somebody — ˈcater for sb/sth derived to provide the things that a particular person or situation needs or wants • The class caters for all ability ranges. Main entry: ↑caterderived …
