Transaction

What do we mean by transaction?

The act of transacting or the fact of being transacted. noun

Something transacted, especially a business agreement or exchange. noun

Communication involving two or more people that affects all those involved; personal interaction. noun

A record of business conducted at a meeting; proceedings. noun

The management or settlement of an affair; a doing or performing: as, the transaction of business. noun

A completed or settled matter or item of business; a matter or affair either completed or in course of completion: as, a transaction of questionable honesty. noun

Plural The reports or publications containing the several papers or abstracts of papers, speeches, discussions, etc., which have been read or delivered at the meetings of certain learned societies. Those of the Royal Society of London are known as the Philosophical Transactions. noun

In civil law, an adjustment of a dispute between parties by mutual agreement; the extinguishing of an obligation by an agreement by which each party consents to forego part of his claims in order to close the matter finally. noun

The doing or performing of any business; management of any affair; performance. noun

That which is done; an affair. noun

An adjustment of a dispute between parties by mutual agreement. noun

The published record of what it has done or accomplished. noun

The act of conducting or carrying out (business, negotiations, plans). noun

A deal or business agreement. noun

An exchange or trade, as of ideas, money, goods, etc. noun

The transfer of funds into, out of, or from an account. noun

An atomic operation; a message, data modification, or other procedure that is guaranteed to perform completely or not at all (e.g. a database transaction). noun

A record of the proceedings of a learned society noun

The act of transacting within or between groups (as carrying on commercial activities) noun

The act of conducting or carrying out (business, negotiations, plans).

A deal or business agreement.

An exchange or trade, as of ideas, money, goods, etc.

The transfer of funds into, out of, or from an account.

An atomic operation; a message, data modification, or other procedure that is guaranteed to perform completely or not at all (e.g. a database transaction).

(especially in plural) A record of the proceedings of a learned society.

(in transactional analysis) A social interaction.

The sex you get from a crossdresser. Urban Dictionary

A crap word sometimes used by snapperheads to make themselves sound intellectual, rather than using one of the many other more generally accepted alternatives like "process" or even "do". Urban Dictionary

A drug deal. It could be both ways, you supplying the drug for money or you buying the drug. Urban Dictionary

To mimic the swiping gesture of a cedit card with an iPhone 4 between the butt cheeks of one's girlfriend Urban Dictionary

The 5 foot radius around a debit machine or bank machine - to allow privacty when using your P.I.N. number. Urban Dictionary

The act of swiping a credit, debit, ID, Library, Social Security, Novelty birthday card between someones bum cheeks or crack. The swiper (or MotherSwiper) then proceeds to smell the shitty side of the card and asks the swipeé if he or she would like a receipt. Originates on the small Island Utopia of Guernsey. It is believed by most historians that the first person to ever recieve the pooey transaction was Joseph Robert Cowens, as resident of Guernsey (Shortly after dipping his love nuts in a fish tank) Urban Dictionary

When you’re eating someone’s ass and they fart in your mouth and then you burp it back into their face. Urban Dictionary

When a group of people all pitch in their cash for a meal then one member takes all the cash and uses his credit card to pay for the bill and in turns gets all the cash, gets points on his credit card and usually it goes on his company credit card. Effectively getting your cash transaction jacked. Urban Dictionary

A pocket transaction occurs when money completely misses the cash register and "accidentally" ends up in the pocket of a minimum wage employee. Urban Dictionary

The activity in which two men stick a 4 foot, approx. 3 inch diameter, glass tube between their asses and excrete into both ends; both men are allowed to move around but the tube must remain in place, and the first person to get their feces in the other's asshole wins. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to transaction:
transaction, transection, transition, translation, transduction, transfection, transactions, transsection, tranation, transactor, transacting, transvection.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word transaction:
consummated, transactions, debit, buyer, seller, fcc, valued, finalized, processing, database, costs, shareholder, payment, securities, fees, customer, log, acquisition, commit, fee, sale, tax, asset, cash, server, currency, purchase, equity, banking, regulatory, llc, card, credit, billion, shares, assets, sell, protocol, stake, acquire, inc, item, merger, ownership, fraud, client, price, accounts, taxes, accounting, broadcasting, value, account, exchange, license, agreement, user, firms, financial, stock, data, trading, approval, debt, completed, investment, bank, transfer, consumer, application, deal, closing, subsidiary, customers, approved, banks, communications, acquired, contracts, cards, merchant.

Words that rhyme with transaction:
action, reaction, traction, interaction, contraction, fraction, faction, attraction, abstraction, infraction, distraction, satisfaction, extraction, inaction, dissatisfaction, retraction, taction, diffraction, exaction, subtraction, liquefaction, paction, overreaction, affirmative action, chain reaction, chemical reaction, capillary action, legal action, direct action, gravitational attraction, magnetic attraction, allergic reaction, law of mass action, nuclear reaction, physiological reaction, improper fraction, delayed action, simple fraction, common fraction, endothermic reaction, weak interaction, evasive action, out of action, coming attraction, photochemical reaction, plan of action, physical attraction, immune reaction, pump action, wasserman reaction, conversion reaction, proper fraction, scene of action, hypersensitivity reaction, possible action, complex fraction, accord and satisfaction, anxiety reaction, carrying into action, thermonuclear reaction, police action, conditioned reaction, slide action, insulin reaction, nuclear fusion reaction, social action, conditional reaction, decimal fraction, defense reaction, exothermic reaction, natural action, type i allergic reaction, continued fraction, fundamental interaction, strong interaction, x-ray diffraction, defence reaction, military action, uterine contraction, gravitational interaction, law of action and reaction, learned reaction, piano action, electromagnetic interaction, startle reaction, compound fraction, impossible action, party to the action, chemical action, chemical attraction, human action, man of action, group action, in full action, classaction, telaction.

Adjectives that are often used to describe transaction:
whole, single, same, commercial, particular, real, financial, entire, current, economic, legal, simple, original, private, specific, ieee, typical, actual, distributed, individual, international, separate, illegal, ordinary, taxable, underlying, length, successful, monetary, complex, initial, global, fraudulent, above, forward, profitable, mere, closed, electronic, online, legitimate, mercantile, complicated, convenient, remarkable, extraordinary, solemn, largest, isolated, lease, interpersonal, disgraceful, related, fair, voluntary, memorable, nested, secured.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective transaction:
cost, file, international, record, type, specification, based, interface, amount, level, society, component, date, oriented, code, flag, processing, aldine.

Words that sound like transaction:
transaction, transactions, transection, transition, transacting, translation, transmission, transduction, transactional, transfixion, transfection, transitions, transitioned, tranation, trisection, traction, transgression, transact, translations, transmissions, train station, translocation, transcension, transactor, string section, transacts, transversion.