1 to give a player a red card or yellow card in football, for bad behaviourbe red/yellow carded: Copland was red carded for two offences.Synonyms and related words Commentating, refereeing, and j [..]

1 [uncountable] British thick stiff paper, thinner than cardboardSynonyms and related words Types and forms of paper:A3, A4, A5... Explore Thesaurus 2 [countable] a piece of thi [..]

1540s, "to play cards" (now obsolete), from card (n.1). From 1925 as "to write (something) on a card for filing." Meaning "require (someone) to show ID" is from 1970s. Re [..]

"machine for combing," late 14c. (mid-14c. in surname Cardmaker), from Old French carde "card, teasel," from Old Provençal cardo or some other Romanic source (compare Spanish and I [..]

"to comb wool," late 14c., from card (n.2) or else from Old French carder, from Old Provençal cardar "to card," from Vulgar Latin *caritare, from Latin carrere "to clean or co [..]

c. 1400, "playing card," from Middle French carte (14c.), from Latin charta "leaf of paper, tablet," from Greek khartes "layer of papyrus," probably from Egyptian. Form i [..]

A device that can be used by its holder to pay for goods and services or to withdraw money.

The term card primarily refers to cardboard or a piece of cardboard. More generally, the term can refer to any of various small flat objects, typically made from heavy paper or plastic.

A circuit board that plugs into a computer's bus to extend the computer's capability.

1. scorecard  2. to record a score on the scorecard Example: 1. He had an eagle 2 on his card.  2. He carded an eagle 2 on the most difficult hole on the course.

- 1. Short for scorecard.   \/

- 2. During tournaments when players are placed in groups, the group is called a 'card' and one scorecard may be used for the 'card' (g [..]

one of a set of small pieces of stiff paper marked in various ways and used for playing games or for telling fortunes; "he collected cards and traded them with the other boys&quot [..]

A card used to record scores in stroke play. Also, to make a record of your score. CARPET

refers to the ever present and important golf player's scorecard.

(aka: "scorecard") provided by the pro shop on which a players score is recorded. It usually lists each hole by number with the par, yardage (from each of the different tees) and han [..]

A card used to record scores in stroke play. Also, to make a record of your score.

A card used to record scores in stroke play. Also, to make a record of your score.

stiff paper. Sometimes it is cut into pieces with pictures and greetings for special days like birthdays and Christmas. Cards are also used in playing games

n. 1. An electronic printed-circuit board (see also {tall card}, short card. 2. obs. Syn. {punched card}.

 playing-card; to mix with something foul.

(1) Same as expansion board. (2) In hypertext systems such as HyperCard, a card is a single page of information.

A small, flat, rectangular piece of thin paperboard or stiff paper, specifically designed to convey a message or other information. When printed, cards may include graphic design. The category include [..]

An electronics industry term to designate a populated PCB (Printed Circuit Board) in a computer, phone, TV or other electrical unit. Sometimes a card is also called a board. See motherboard or mainboard.

In computer jargon, a card is an electronic circuit board, usually one which can be slotted into your computer in order to fulfil a specialised function. See Sound Card, Video Card.

(See card image.)

A consumer device containing the Visa contactless payment application. Note that the consumer device may not be a plastic card, but for the purposes of this specification, the term card is used to represent the consumer device.

A type of physical form factor designed to carry electronic information and/or human readable data. Under FIPS 201, a dual interface smart card-based ID badge for both physical and logical access that [..]

See Card Image.

Cardiac Pharmacy

(n) one of a set of small pieces of stiff paper marked in various ways and used for playing games or for telling fortunes(n) a card certifying the identity of the bearer(n) a rectangular piece of stif [..]

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That’s the card. The right thing; the ticket. The reference is to tickets of admission, cards of the races, and programmes.

to fool someone (6)

The compass part imprinted with the heading graduations, commonly referred to as the dial.

the taper on which the points of the compass are marked under the mariner's needle

The paper card that players use to participate in a game of bingo. These cards traditionally have five columns, with each column having a letter at the top (which spell out “BINGO”). The middle of the card has a free space, which gives even the unluckiest of players a single space to work with. The numbers on each card are randomized, and the cards [..]

(1) (noun) one of the fifty-two elements of a deck

A general term for any plastic card, which a customer may use to pay for goods and services or to withdraw cash. In this Code, it includes debit, credit, or ATM cards.

A Card that lists all of a Character

CRR Auction Revenue Distribution

Contract relationship that exists in the characteristic values of card pool and master contract.

A card with card rank 02.

A card pool with card pool ranking 02.

A card attribute reflecting information that is included on the plastic card.

A file with authorization-relevant card and account data. The file is used by a stand-in card processor or authorization system.

Ending a card contract for credit cards taking special notice rules into account.

Describes a particular characteristic value of a contract to which various objects such as buisness partner, conditions and account details are assigned.

Institution permitted in accordance with banking regulations or international regulations to issue cards of various types.

A card manufacturer personalizes cards (embossing the card and the magnetic strip). Chips in chip cards are also initialized. The data is transferred from the card issuer to the card manufactuer, via [..]

An operation whereby card numbers are encrypted on the database using crytographic formulae and standardized algorithms.

A structured contract to which participating cards can be assigned.

The termination of a card pool contract, taking account of special notice rules.

The card rank is a key for classifying cards. It reflects dependencies to other cards.

The determination of the charges for cards that are periodically calculated and posted.

Card product attribute used for transfers to the processor. The card type is stored as an attribute when a product is defined.

A card with a chip that can be loaded at automated teller machines or special load terminals with a credit of up to 200 EUR. Customers can then use it to make payments at machines or cash registers wi [..]

An account participating in linked accounts that is used as preferred account of an account product group.

A certified service company that processes the card data (master data and turnovers) for the actual card issuer.

A participant account in a card-account relationship that is used as the main payment details for the card.

The credit card account for a credit card is managed by the processor. However, some banks manage a shadow account for the credit card account of the processor. The processor periodically transmits th [..]

A card used as a template for transaction "Exchange Card".

Card used in retail for a payment transaction via chip cards (such as EC card with a cash card chip).

An account contract that is assigned to a card (main contract) in a card-account relationship.

A card that is assigned to another card and is included in a card pool by means of contract relationships.

Cashless means of payment with which bills can be paid in all shops and businesses connected to the credit card system.

A non-transferable card issued to a specific customer in a company/ business.

Card that debits the relevant card account immediately. The card account can also be the checking account, as is the case with EC cards, for example. The customer is not granted any credit.

Card assigned clearly and unmistakably during its entire existence to the same account and that cannot exist without this account.

Credit card with a settlement account not managed by the card-issuing bank.

A status in which a card can no longer be changed.

A card contract in a card-account relationship (linked accounts) to which one or more participant accounts are assigned.

A card with card rank 01. Multiple additional cards can be assigned to a main card.

A card pool that has card pool rank 01.

An Account Management contract element that maps the linking of multiple accounts to a card.

Another word for target.

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An abbreviation for a treatment combination consisting of carfilzomib (Kyprolis), rituximab (Rituxan), and dexamethasone.