Bulk
101bulk cargo — noun Cargo such as coal or wheat that is not packed in containers but loaded in bulk • • • Main Entry: ↑bulk …
102bulk buy — UK US noun [countable] [singular bulk buy plural bulk buys] a large amount or number of something bought at one time, usually at a lower price Thesaurus: things for sale and things boughtsynonym general w …
103Bulk purchasing — is when products are bought in large quantities. This often results in a lower price per item, or Unit price. Wholesale is selling or related to selling goods in large quantities for resale to the consumer. Companies, particularly e shops on eBay …
104Bulk bins — are a way of selling consumables by weight. The product is stored in bins in a section of the retail floor. A customer can measure out an amount of product into a plastic bag, to be later weighed at the point of sale. The product is usually less… …
105bulk-mail — /bulk mayl /, v.t. to mail as bulk mail. * * * …
106bulk cash — UK US noun [U] MONEY ► a very large quantity of paper money or coins: »Bulk cash smuggling is an increasing problem, with more drug traffickers moving their profits across the US border …
107bulk up someone — bulk up (someone/something) to make someone or something stronger or more powerful. National Guard soldiers were bulking up airport security in the state. We have to be careful with his weight training not to bulk him up too much …
108bulk up something — bulk up (someone/something) to make someone or something stronger or more powerful. National Guard soldiers were bulking up airport security in the state. We have to be careful with his weight training not to bulk him up too much …
109bulk mail — bulk′ mail′ n. a category of mail for mailing large numbers of identical printed items at less than first class rates bulk′ mail , v.t …
110bulk mail center — (BMC) A highly mechanized mail processing plant that distributes Standard Mail in piece and bulk form. (Also see …
