Export

What do we mean by export?

To send or transport (a commodity, for example) abroad, especially for trade or sale. intransitive verb

To cause the spread of (an idea, for example) in another part of the world; transmit. intransitive verb

To send (data) from one program to another. intransitive verb

To use an application to store (data) on disk, usually for use by another program. intransitive verb

To send or transport abroad merchandise, especially for sale or trade. intransitive verb

Exportation. noun

To take or carry away.

Specifically To send to a distant point, as commodities; send for sale or exchange to other countries or places.

The act of exporting; exportation: as, to prohibit the export of grain. noun

That which is exported; a commodity carried from one place or country to another for sale: generally in the plural. noun

The act of exporting; exportation. noun

That which is exported; a commodity conveyed from one country or State to another in the way of traffic; -- used chiefly in the plural, exports. noun

To carry away; to remove. transitive verb

To carry or send abroad, or out of a country, especially to foreign countries, as merchandise or commodities in the way of commerce; -- the opposite of import transitive verb

Of or relating to exportation or exports adjective

Something that is exported noun

The act of exporting noun

To carry away verb

To sell (goods) to a foreign country verb

Something that is exported

The act of exporting

When something is exportant, it give the significance to something else. Important items bring the significance to themselves, as an import is brought to the country. Exportant items are like exports; they are given elsewhere. Urban Dictionary

Sth exportant is unimportant. Urban Dictionary

The best kind of cigarettes canada has to offer!! Medium King size is the shit Urban Dictionary

An export is a pint sanctioned by a beloved local. Unlike a regular pint, this one is endorsed by the pub, who are entirely happy that you take it home with you, glass and all. It must be noted that with power comes great responsibility. The glass must be returned within a 24 hour period, lest said privileges be revoked. Should a member of staff ever question the loyalty of an export beneficiary, his/her door keys must be offered to whomever asks, with an invitation to check said home for unreturned glasses. If a single pub glass is found, said folk be barred for a month. Urban Dictionary

To speak in a very slow manner so those with limited understanding of English can understand you better. Used extensively in conversations with foreigners whilst working abroad or in discussions with those new to the United Kingdom from say India. Also involves the use of simple words in simply constructed sentences. First expressed by Sir Alan Sugar on The Apprentice. Urban Dictionary

Brand of New Zealand beer made by DB breweries, tastes like watered down horse urine. Sponsers Cricket New Zealand and is the only booze available at the games, crowds are dwindling since this arrangement was made. Urban Dictionary

It is actually the best beer in the world. Most beers need to be cold, export is far better nice and hot, to get the perfect temperature is simple: place block in boot of car, drive crew to location on a hot day, serve directly from boot. True perfection. One of the rare occasions where cheaper is better, export remains, at certain outlets, $1 a can by the block (stubbies are for poorcuuunts). It has many advantages over other beers: #1 Refreshing taste #2 Cheap #3 You won't look like a posh wanker #4 Available throughout this golden state #5 Comes in blocks to share with a mate and the carton has a carry handle! #6 Esky of ice is not needed #7 Noone will steal your beer at a party Good on ya cobbers down at the swan brewery you make me proud every day of every year. Urban Dictionary

An alcoholic beverage that requires great skill by Danish lorry drivers to get it out of the country. Local danish people, particularly elderly ladies, will do anything to stop it crossing the border, including pushing the lorry drivers down the cellar stairs. Urban Dictionary

You need a pregnant woman, a "surgeon" and a willing consumer of the Bloody Export. When a naked pregnant woman perfoms a handstand and spreads her legs showing the genital region. The "surgeon" pours vodka inside of the pregnant woman's vagina, and then performs a coat hanger abortion whisking the vodka and the fetus until a smooth consistency. The woman then stands with her vagina over the mouth of the consumer. The (lucky) consumer then consumes the whisked up remains of a fetus and vodka there by performing a bloody export. Urban Dictionary

To release bowel movements, to take a dump. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to export:
export, expert, exhort, extort.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word export:
import, exporter, commodities, earnings, commodity, subsidies, pipeline, wool, goods, textiles, wheat, crude, tonnes, coffee, crop, revenues, cotton, processing, grain, petroleum, trade, crops, products, ore, tobacco, coal, shipped, market, restrictions, controls, tons, billion, timber, raw, beer, domestic, oil, economy, tea, currency, agricultural, credit, industries, revenue, sugar, sales, variant, countries, files, shipping, meat, promotion, taxes, ban, manufactured, customers, bangladesh, overseas, sector, gas, customs, manufacturing, industry, investment, wine, zone, cattle, commerce, foreign, port, regulations, cargo, consumption, rice, slaves, electricity, copper, indonesia, agriculture, product.

Words that rhyme with export:
ex port.

Adjectives that are often used to describe export:
total, important, major, chief, principal, annual, main, net, largest, valuable, large, agricultural, nuclear, average, only, considerable, direct, free, foreign, american, illegal, single, british, primary, profitable, significant, greatest, invisible, biggest, japanese, traditional, indian, chinese, commercial, successful, russian, actual, yearly, domestic, scale, cultural, soviet, substantial, regular, subsequent, import, massive, overseas, raw, dominant, indirect, lucrative, illicit, canadian, colonial, continued, swedish, manufactured, global, famous, sole, organic, enormous, dependent.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective export:
trade, business, promotion, bias, orientation, sector, import, ratio, economy, firm, firms, company, production, companies, credit, market, financing, policy, activities, houses, control, duties, model, merchants, goods, gdp, output, policies, industries, ratios, price, earnings, businesses, industry, certificate, duty, point, sectors, balance, processing, controls, platform, operations, subsidy, tax, markets, restrictions, crops, performance, products, neutrality, regulations, figures, expansion, prices, growth, data, transactions, merchant, boom, gap, drive, agriculture, agency, bill, base, taxes, debenture, restraint, economies, trades, credits, assembly, subsidies, statistics, enterprises, licenses, biases, interests, gnp, license, generating, commodities, strategy, substitution, elite, zones, traffic, revenues, sales, commerce, income, clause.

Consonant match to export:
ex parte, ex port.

Words that sound like export:
export, ex parte, expert, exports, experte, expired, extort, expiry, exporter, ex-pat, ex pat, expire, explored, experts, expires, expat, expiate, tech support, exsert, sexpert, explate, expt, sexpot, eckhart, eckhardt, sex pot, eckart, esparto, x out, expect, explore, exit, exposed, airport, exploit, expo, expedite, exhort, aspired, explores, exite, assort, exported, expos, exporting, explora, disport, espirit, extorter, exporters, extorts, aeroport, expy, air port, xpo, mckeesport, explorate, expirer, expurge, usb port, accourt, desport, air support, espier, passport, aport, rockport, lockport, axford, gosport, massport, ea sports, eastport, lakeport, apart, expound, eckard, dispart, pick apart, ecarte, assart, aspire, accord, abort, escort, chessboard, aspires, acord, egbert, eckert, chess board, aspera, aspire to, asrt, ecst, aspira, esbat, acorde, bass part, ekster.