A one-time repayment, often after little or no amortization of the loan. See: Balloon Payment.

A dot or similar marking to emphasize text.

1550s, from Middle French boulette "cannonball, small ball," diminutive of boule "a ball" (13c.), from Latin bulla "round thing, knob" (see bull (n.2)). Earliest version [..]

A facility where the repayment is in one amount on the final maturity date of the syndicated agreement.

A long-term maturity that has no amortization of principal prior to maturity. Compare: BALLOON MATURITY; SERIAL BONDS; TERM BONDS.

(graphic design) a small graphic element used to label items in a list. Typically a dot, circle, diamond, or square. For example:

- A putt that goes straight but often over shoots the target or is spit back or blows through the target. Also known as jam.

a projectile that is fired from a gun bullet train: a high-speed passenger train fastball: (baseball) a pitch thrown with maximum velocity; "he swung late on the fastball"; & [..]

a small piece of metal which is shot from a gun

A boldface square or dot used before a sentence to emphasise its importance.

A small graphical element used to highlight or itemize a list. {bmc RND_BUL.MRB} A round bullet. {bmc SQ-BUL.MRB} A square bullet. {bmc DIA-BUL.MRB} A diamond bullet. {bmc HAND-BUL.MRB} A pointing-fin [..]

A non-spherical projectile for use in a rifled barrel and sometimes contained within a sabot.

In printing, word processing, and Web page design, a small graphical element, usually in the shape of a: small circle, large dot, square, diamond, or other shape. used to emphasize a part of a text or [..]

a large dot preceding text to add emphasis.

The best workout time for a particular distance on a given day at a track. From the printer's "bullet" that precedes the time of the workout in listings. Also known as a "black-let [..]

A large dot ( • ) used for ornamentation, lists etc

The projectile expelled from a gun. It is not synonymous with cartridge. Bullets can be of many materials, shapes, weights and constructions such as solid lead, lead with a jacket of harder metal, round-nosed, flat-nosed, hollow-pointed, etc. 

Bullets are drum shaped cookers that often have a dome lid, hence the name. Usually made from lightweight metal and inexpensive, they are top loading and typically have 15" wide racks. They u [..]

A bullet is a large principal repayment, typically due at loan maturity. Bullets, which might be 98 percent or more of the loan balance, can be structured into long-term commercial loans that support [..]

is usually short for bullet payment, which is typically a large payment made near the end of a loan that does not amortize over time.

Bullet is a metal projectile fired from a gun. Usually, it is a cylindrical or ball shaped metal expelled from a rifle of handgun.

(n) a projectile that is fired from a gun(n) a high-speed passenger train(n) (baseball) a pitch thrown with maximum velocity

a patch of wind

A term used to describe a finfish that has had its head, guts and tail removed. Most often used with mahi mahi or farmed sturgeon. 

Every bullet has its billet. Nothing happens by chance, and no act is altogether without some effect. “There is a divinity that shapes our ends, rough hew them as we will.” Another m [..]

The best workout time for a particular distance on a given day at a track. From the printer's bullet  that precedes the time of the workout in listings. Also known as a black-letter work in some [..]

Bold dot used for typographic emphasis or to identify elements in a list.

The metal projectile, typically in the shape of a pointed cylinder, expelled from the mouth of a firing cartridge.

A one-time repayment, often after no/little amortisation of the loan. A balloon.

A projectile to be fired from a firearm. Bullet refers only to the projectile that exits the muzzle and does not include that portion of the cartridge that remains in the firearm or the gunpowder. Buo [..]

 A first place victory in a sailing race.

A single cylindroid projectile fired from a rifle or handgun; either loaded from the muzzle or loaded into a cartridge which in turn is loaded into the breech of a firearm. A ball

usually made of lead, a bullet was the name of the ammunition shot from a sling.

Single projectile fired out of a rifle

(slang) ace

Slang term for an ace.

A boldface square or dot used before a sentence to emphasize its importance.

The best time for the distance on the work tab for a given day at a track.

The basic, most common unit of firepower in a shmup, usually refers to enemy weaponry but can also be used to describe the player’s weapons, usually the vulcan. Usually appears as a brightly-colored o [..]

A boldface square or dot used before a sentence to emphasize its importance.

A boldface square or dot used before a sentence to emphasize its importance.

A boldface square or dot used before a sentence to emphasize its importance.

A boldface square or dot used before a sentence to emphasize its importance.

The best time for the distance on the work tab for a given day at a track.

The name given to the single, usually cylindrical projectile that comes out of the barrel of a gun. If there is more than one projectile, then usually the term used is 'pellet', as in a shot [..]

A one-time repayment, often after little or no amortization of the loan. See: Balloon Payment.