1 a container in which milk or cream is mixed to make butterSynonyms and related words Pots and pans:baking tray, billy, cake pan... Explore Thesaurus 2 British a milk churnSyno [..]

mid-15c., chyrnen, from churn (n.). Extended senses are from late 17c. Intransitive sense is from 1735. Related: Churned; churning. To churn out, of writing, is from 1902.

Old English cyrin, from Proto-Germanic *kernjon (source also of Old Norse kirna, Swedish kärna, Danish kjerne, Dutch karn, Middle High German kern); probably akin to cyrnel "kernel" (see ker [..]

to mix vigorously or violently.

See: churning

Index of turnover applied to commercial pay-TV systems as a whole or to channel packages, especially premium pay-TV services. It is an important indicator of pay-TV service performance, which may be defined in several ways. The usual method of estimating churn is to divide the number of subscriber disconnections during a set period by the average n [..]

a machine for making butter: a milk can

In e-mail marketing, churn is the percentage of your subscriber list e-mail addresses that unsubscribe or bounce over a set length of time.

to make (the account of a client) excessively active by frequent purchases and sales primarily in order to generate commissions NOTE: Churning is a violation of federal securities laws.

Churn is a measurement of the percent of customers who leave you each month for voluntary reasons -usually to buy a competing service. A typical churn rate is 2% per month, or 24% per year. Churn can [..]

The number of subscribers disconnecting from a service.

As in “list churn”. The term for how many subscribers an email list loses due to unsubscribes or subscribers becoming inactive. More specifically refers to how those losses eat into list growth effort [..]

To agitate Jamaican cream briskly so that the fat separates from the liquid, thereby forming a solid (butter). Jamaican butter churn consisted of a container fitted with wooden blades that, when a crank was rotated, would whirl the Jamaican cream inside until it turned to butter. T

To agitate cream to the point of separating the fat from the liquid.

(n) a vessel in which cream is agitated to separate butterfat from buttermilk(v) stir (cream) vigorously in order to make butter(v) be agitated

Churn is a term used to describe the number of subscribers who leave a supplier during a given time period. The churn is typically measured monthly. Churn is an important figure in subscription based [..]

The turnover of users on an online service, especially after the expiration of a free trial period.

sb. a harvest home.

Index of turnover applied to commercial pay-TV systems as a whole or to channel packages, especially premium pay-TV services. It is an important indicator of pay-TV service performance, which may be defined in several ways. The usual method of estimating churn is to divide the number of subscriber disconnections during a set period by the average n [..]

How many subscribers leave a mailing list (or how many email addresses go bad) over a certain length of time, usually expressed as a percentage of the whole list.

The effect of betting and rebetting money

The percentage of customers who leave a service every month/year.

Refers to the rate at which players leave the game and no-longer return to play.

The percentage of customers who leave a service every month/year. Read more about churn, retention rate and duration.

The percentage of panelists who leave an online research panel during a given time period. Churn is caused by changes in ISPs, new email addresses, moving to a new home, and many other reasons.

A noun that is used to describe getting a batch of credit cards at one time. Also known as an “App-O-Rama.” Not to be confused with the verb “churning.” See below.

Churn is the percentage of a company's customers who switch to a competitor.

The number or percentage of email subscribers who have opted out of an email list over a set period of time.

the effect of betting and re-betting money.