Cartel

What do we mean by cartel?

A combination of independent business organizations formed to regulate production, pricing, and marketing of goods by the members. noun

An official agreement between governments at war, especially one concerning the exchange of prisoners. noun

A group of parties, factions, or nations united in a common cause; a bloc. noun

To defy; challenge to a duel. Also chartel.

A writing or an agreement between states, especially when at war, as for the exchange of prisoners, or for some mutual advantage. noun

A letter of defiance or challenge; a challenge to single combat. noun

Formerly also chartel. noun

An agreement between belligerents for the exchange of prisoners. noun

A letter of defiance or challenge; a challenge to single combat. noun

A ship employed in the exchange of prisoners, or in carrying propositions to an enemy; a ship beating a flag of truce and privileged from capture. noun

To defy or challenge. transitive verb

A group of businesses or nations that collude to limit competition within an industry or market. noun

A combination of political groups (notably parties) for common action noun

A written letter of defiance or challenge. noun

An official agreement concerning the exchange of prisoners. noun

A ship used to negotiate with an enemy in time of war, and to exchange prisoners. noun

A consortium of independent organizations formed to limit competition by controlling the production and distribution of a product or service noun

A group of businesses or nations that collude to limit competition within an industry or market.

A combination of political groups (notably parties) for common action.

A written letter of defiance or challenge.

An official agreement concerning the exchange of prisoners.

A ship used to negotiate with an enemy in time of war, and to exchange prisoners.

Words that are spelled similarly to cartel:
cartel, carter, carte, carrel, carmel, carpel, artel, carel, carted, cautel, martel, carvel, catel, carcel, castel, bartel, cantel, cartes, hartel, cartee, cuartel, sartel, cardel, kartel.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word cartel:
familia, trevi, tijuana, cali, opec, dea, cocaine, methamphetamine, extradited, caro, kingpin, infighting, enforcer, laredo, colombian, smuggling, trafficking, extradition, ciudad, sonora, templar, jes, rez, chihuahua, drug, laundering, flores, palma, alias, morales, pablo, moreno, gus, alfredo, mexican, lez, gulf, colombia, norte, kidnapping, marijuana, paramilitary, turf, baja, shootout, factions, faction, luis, los, syndicate, arrested, mafia, boss, arrest, kidnapped, monopoly, gang, enforcement, drugs, rival, mart, claude, fernando, mexico, allegedly, violence, carlos, criminal, rivals, antonio, juan, violent, des, mario, reportedly, ram, leader, authorities, lords, organization, illegal, leaders, nonetheless, kill, alliance, jos, fees, headed, prison, controlled, crime, murdered, del, killed, northeastern, armed, tons, murder, routes, alleged.

Words that rhyme with cartel:
cell, well, dwell, spell, shell, tell, swell, parallel, bell, excel, personnel, sell, compel, fell, foretell, smell, l, hell, rebel, carousel, quell, gel, hotel, ell, impel, farewell, intel, repel, yell, propel, citadel, dispel, infidel, misspell, ravel, expel, knell, noel, dell, clientele, el, morel, belle, nell, resell, gazelle, pastel, lapel, bombshell, nutshell, outsell, bluebell, retell, materiel, tel, oversell, groundswell, undersell, motel, befell, chanel, mel, dumbbell, bel, elle, barbell, jell, caravel, del, decibel, mell, quel, as well, snell, aol, cel, carmel, nobel, adele, manuel, stairwell, maxwell, eggshell, zinfandel, doorbell, accel, seashell, bethel, raphael, pell, mademoiselle, sel, fidel, marcel, isabel, carel, cowbell, zel, michelle, cavell.

Adjectives that are often used to describe cartel:
international, colombian, european, german, effective, powerful, successful, general, private, foreign, national, formal, global, compulsory, american, domestic, japanese, illegal, legal, perfect, informal, alleged, strong, criminal, giant, worldwide, citric, largest, called, industrial, arab, centralized, wide, classic, anti, south, famous, tight, secret, stable, mexican, sponsored, sharing, huge, monopolistic, urban, rival, electric, notorious, extraordinary, horizontal, loose, regulatory, infamous, regional, led, cosy, electoral, electrical, italian, firm, biggest, controlled, maximizing, nuclear, member, virtual.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective cartel:
ship, law, legislation, policy, enforcement, laws, provisions, theory, system, measures, members, ships, policies, countries, bill, case, boat, cases, building, rules, firms, regulations, authorities, organization, competition, parties, agreements, situation, clauses, busting, act, negotiations, activities.

Consonant match to cartel:
kirtle, cortile, car till, care till, corps till, court till.

Words that sound like cartel:
cartel, kartel, courtelle, kartell, cortile, cordell, kordel, cartels, carel, kotel, cardell, carwell, chordal, cordle, cordal, carting, karting, carta, kirtle, cottle, carle, curtal, corel, corell, karle, karta, cautel, cartful, cartmill, coryell, cordele, cartouch, carmel, courting, cartwheel, curtail, carty, carvel, cartouche, carrell, carti, carvell, cattell, cart wheel, cartee, cordel, catel, hartle, cardwell, carto, hartel, carcel, kyrielle, cartmell, hartl, cardella, hartal, car wheel, cartaya, cordelle, contel, carwile, carril, coral, choral, curle, quartile, koral, correl, corol, quartal, coroll, carding, cattle, carol, carton, carnal, carroll, carpal, carrol, carole, carful, carrel, carpel, caudal, cartage, cartin, carda, carnell, cargill, carryall, caral, cardial, carville, caryl, cardillo, cargile, catal, aortal, carneal.