Exchange

What do we mean by exchange?

To give in return for something received; trade. intransitive verb

To give and receive reciprocally; interchange. intransitive verb

To give up for a substitute. intransitive verb

To turn in for replacement. intransitive verb

To give something in return for something received; make an exchange. intransitive verb

To be received in exchange. intransitive verb

The act or an instance of exchanging. noun

One that is exchanged. noun

A place or network for exchanging things, especially a center where securities or commodities are bought and sold. noun

A telephone exchange. noun

A system of payments using instruments, such as negotiable drafts, instead of money. noun

The fee or percentage charged for participating in such a system of payment. noun

A bill of exchange. noun

A rate of exchange. noun

The amount of difference in the actual value of two or more currencies or between values of the same currency at two or more places. noun

A dialogue. noun

Of or relating to a reciprocal arrangement between a local and a foreign institution or group. adjective

In com., to part with in return for some equivalent; transfer for a recompense; barter: as, to exchange goods in foreign countries for their native productions; the workman exchanges his labor for money.

To give and receive reciprocally; give and take; communicate mutually; interchange: as, to exchange horses, clothes, thoughts, civilities.

An act of exchanging or trading.

A place for conducting trading.

A telephone exchange.

The fourth through sixth digits of a ten-digit phone number (the first three before the introduction of area codes).

A conversation.

The loss of one piece and associated capture of another

The thing given or received in return; especially, a publication exchanged for another.

The transfer of substances or elements like gas, amino-acids, ions etc. sometimes through a surface like a membrane.

The difference between the values of money in different places.

Performing oral sex on someone of the opposite sex. Urban Dictionary

When you accidentally change the lotion with hot sauce example Tabasco sauce. Urban Dictionary

The Exchange is one of the most glorious and under-used unwritten law of partying. It just states that if you hold back the hair of a female, while she is projectile vomiting into the toilet after a few too many, She must immediately slob on your knob, during, or after throwing up. Urban Dictionary

Foreign Exchange student, usually from China, who can be found all around college campuses. Often speaks poor English and travels in packs with other Exchangers, always speaking in their native tongues to one another. Most often or not, an exchanger will work at on-campus convenient store, and the exchanger will mess up every purchase and cause huge delays in purchasing food, due to their inability to work a simple cash register. The Exchanger is also completely oblivious to the fact that the person paying is in a hurry and needs to get to class. Urban Dictionary

The best F#$ing band you wish you heard of already. www.theexchanges.ca Urban Dictionary

The people that a country doesnt want any more so they send them 2 a different country.people countries trade in exchange for crack.or just because their ugly. aka-exchange students Urban Dictionary

A brief exchange of the words "What's up?, Sup?, Sup man?,etc." when passing by someone you know but would not otherwise stop and engage in heavy conversation with. Urban Dictionary

The act of one person pooping into the ass of another individual, then, that individual poops the turd back into the 1st person's butt. This process is repeated back and forth until orgasm or election, whichever comes first. Urban Dictionary

A teenager who spends a few months up to a year in a different country experiencing a new culture, living with a new family, and going to a new school. Exchange students will make you question how and why you do things. If you are really lucky, they will bring you candy and other goodies from their home country. Urban Dictionary

Humankind cannot gain anything without first giving something in return. To obtain, something of equal value must be lost. That is Alchemy's First Law of Equivalent Exchange. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to exchange:
exchange, exchangee, change, exchanger, exchanges, exchanged, encharge, rechange, sex change, reexchange, eschaunge, seachange, archange.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word exchange:
ticker, nyse, futures, securities, commodity, stock, currency, sec, trading, pick, constituent, dollar, shares, rates, rate, monetary, index, transactions, server, draft, symbol, ideas, telephone, payment, cash, equity, goods, commission, market, contracts, reserves.

Words that rhyme with exchange:
change, range, arrange, strange, interchange, estrange, phalange, grange, mange, derange, ange, rearrange, shortchange, downrange, midrange, long-range, oil change, firing range, prearrange, lagrange, prange, mountain range, rifle range, driving range, small change, alaska range, cascade range, chemical change, coast range, shooting range, home range, phase change, kitchen range, teton range, balkan mountain range, electric range, gas range, pitching change, at close range, test range, target range, policy change, rocket range, visual range, golf range, lestrange, state change, temperature change, practice range, ainge, abrupt change, longrange.

Adjectives that are often used to describe exchange:
foreign, free, international, social, cultural, ion, mutual, economic, direct, reciprocal, fair, brief, unequal, gaseous, rapid, verbal, commercial, nuclear, respiratory, voluntary, constant, genetic, key, intellectual, heated, continuous, regular, adequate, pulmonary, symbolic, monetary, lively, electronic, net, informal, way, automatic, equal, scarce, ceremonial, efficient, heat, forward, isotopic, interpersonal, sharp, friendly, frank, regional, frequent, quick, conversational, indirect.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective exchange:
resins, value, capacity, reserves, standard, process, membranes, columns, membrane, values, rate, transactions, materials, method, mechanism, programs, separation, material, model, operations, theory, market, hplc, control, trading, rates, economy, groups, technique, chromatography, surface, correlation, crisis, procedure, medium, marriage, treatment, holdings, surfaces, function, restrictions, constraint, experiments, shortages, speculation, costs, contribution, carriers, regulations, brokers, services, paper, shortage, experiment, dealings, banks, facilities, operation, contracts, transaction, polymers, losses, cellulose, quotations, sorbents, difficulties, student, securities, electrodes, houses, phenomena, offices, column, agreement, papers, programmes, celluloses, stones, beds, contributions, adsorbents, allocations, steps, approximation, broker.

Words that sound like exchange:
exchange, exchanged, exchanger, sex change, exchanges, expunge, exchanging, exchangers, in exchange, loose change, phase change, explain, extent, extend, excision, exon, exxon, expunged, extense, exton, ixnay, ex-con, excon, ixion, eckstein, ex con, exchange rate, ustion, exline, dick cheney, things change, exin, exine, extine, gas exchange, exen, quick change, ion exchange, sixain, xton, key change, expunger.