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61bottom feeder — [n] lowlife base person, bottom fish, hungry puppy, lowest common denominator, riffraff, scum*, slopsucker; concept 412 …
62bottom fish — n. any fish that feeds or lives near the bottom of a body of water, as a flounder or catfish …
63bottom line — ☆ bottom line n. 1. the lowest line of the earnings report of a company, on which net profit per share of stock is shown 2. Informal profits or losses, as of a business 3. Slang a) the basic or most important factor, consideration, meaning, etc.… …
64bottom-fish — [bät′əmfish΄] vi. 1. to fish for bottom fish 2. Informal to make investments from among those stocks, bonds, etc. currently out of favor and selling at low prices …
65bottom dead centre — see ↑outer dead centre under ↑outer • • • Main Entry: ↑bottom …
66bottom end — noun The big end in a vertical internal combustion engine • • • Main Entry: ↑bottom …
67bottom fisher — noun (stock exchange slang) An investor who seeks to buy shares in badly performing companies in the hope that they will increase in value • • • Main Entry: ↑bottom …
68bottom house — noun (W Indies) The open area below a house that rests on pillars, sometimes enclosed and occupied • • • Main Entry: ↑bottom …
69Bottom — Bot tom, n. [OE. botme, perh. corrupt. for button. See {Button}.] A ball or skein of thread; a cocoon. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] Silkworms finish their bottoms in . . . fifteen days. Mortimer. [1913 Webster] …
70Bottom Up (company) — Bottom Up is a Japanese video game developer and publisher. The company focuses mainly on games for a niche audience, such as sumo wrestling and mahjong games. The company has published and developed games for the Nintendo Entertainment System,… …
