Carry is defined as the difference between return on securities held and financing costs, and "carry trade" refers to institutions and businesses taking advantage of this differential. A pos [..]

The distance a ball will fly in the air, usually to carry a hazard or safely reach a target. (Many of the holes at Pine Valley require a substantial carry over waste areas).

c. 1600, "vehicle for carrying," from carry (v.). U.S. football sense attested by 1949.

early 14c., from Anglo-French carier "to transport in a vehicle" or Old North French carrier "to cart, carry" (Modern French charrier), from Gallo-Roman *carrizare, from Late Latin [..]

1. the distance a ball travels in the air  2. the distance a ball must travel in the air in order to clear something or reach some destination Example: 1. She carried the big oak tree with a 7 iron.   [..]

The distance the ball travels in the air to its landing point.

The distance the ball travels through the air before hitting the ground.

Carry has several meanings, on the one hand side, as a verb it means that a golf player clears an obstacle on the golf course. On the other hand side, as a noun it describes the distance, which the shots travel from the contact of contact with the club until they hit the ground. Knowing the own carry is for example important if a golfer wants to cr [..]

out (food) = take-away (food)

Distance a ball travels from impact to hitting the ground.

how far the ball travels through the air. Contrasted with "run."

the act of carrying something transport: move while supporting, either in a vehicle or in one's hands or on one's body; "You must carry your camping gear&q [..]

This refers to clearing off an obstacle off the golf course.

The length of travel by the ball after it is hit to the place where it first hits the ground CART

The distance the ball travels from the place the shot is taken to where it hits the round.

The distance a golf ball must traverse from impact to the point where it first hits the ground. Carry is especially important when judging the distance to the green over a hazard (water, bunker).

  The distance a ball will fly in the air, usually to carry a hazard or safely reach a target.

Most often used as a noun, carry refers the distance shots travel off the club head to where they touch the ground and doesn't include the distance added by ball roll.

The distance a golf ball has to fly to reach a target such as a green or over a hazard.

distance of a soaring golf ball before landing on the ground.

the distance a ball travels or must travel in the air

Carry is the distance from which a ball is struck to when it first lands.

How far the ball travels in the air. The number reported is carry “flat,” meaning how far the ball would carry if the ground were perfectly flat relative to where the ball was launched from.

The distance the ball flies in the air.

The distance a ball will fly in the air, usually to carry a hazard or safely reach a target.

Distance a ball travels from impact to hitting the ground.

The distance that your ball travels in the air after being struck to the place where it first hits the ground.

The length of travel by the ball after it is hit to the place where it first hits the ground

The distance a ball will fly in the air, usually to carry a hazard or safely reach a target.

The length of travel by the ball after it is hit to the place where it first hits the ground.

A term that refers to how far a ball must fly in the air in order to miss a hazard.

The distance the ball needs to travel before it hits the ground.

to take something from one place to another

The distance from where the ball is hit to where it first lands.

Carry is how far the ball travels in the air before hitting the ground.

The word 'carry' relates to the distance that a golf ball travels in the air. Golfers might use the term carry or carrying to determine how far they must hit it to clear a hazard such as wat [..]

Distance between the point from which a ball is played to the point where it lands. If a ball is hit over a water hazard or a bunker, it is said to carry the hazard.

The distance a ball will fly in the air, usually to carry a hazard or safely reach a target.

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OVER LEGISLATION -- Legislation that is held over from the first year of a legislative biennium to the second year.

The cost of borrowing funds to finance an underwriting or trading position. A positive carry happens when the rate on the securities being financed is greater than the rate on the funds borrowed. A negative carry is when the rate on the funds borrowed is greater than the rate on the securities that are being financed.

The amount of return that accrues from investing in fixed income or currency forward contracts.

Expunge the word "concealed" because so many people hear it and believe only a criminal would conceal something. It implies you have something to hide. Because being discreet is a common sen [..]

Refer: net financing cost. Cost of financing the asset purchase less yield from the asset.

(n) the act of carrying something(v) move while supporting, either in a vehicle or in one's hands or on one's body(v) have with oneself; have on one's person(v) transmit or serve as the [..]

transmitto, transporto

The cost of borrowing funds to finance an underwriting or trading position. A positive carry happens when the rate on the securities being financed is greater than the rate on the funds borrowed. A ne [..]

, sb. a weir or mill-lead.

The difference between the cost of financing the purchase of an asset and the cash yield of the asset. Positive carry means that the yield earned is greater than the financing cost; negative carry means that the financing cost exceeds the yield earned.    Carry trade

The distance in the air that a ball must travel before it hits the ground. (i.e. you need 160 yards to carry the water means you need to hit the ball 160 yards in the air to clear the water)

A type of hero which can overpower the enemy team in the late game. These Heroes tend to scale very well with gold and experience, and thus require large sums of it in order to be successful.

A champion that starts off fairly weak, but then ultimately becomes incredibly powerful. They are expected to do a lot of damage and “carry” the team to victory. 

An illegal stroke in which the shuttle is not hit, but caught and held on the racket before being released; also called a "sling" or "throw".

When one tank or group of tanks win a game for their team with little to no help from them.

(Sling)(Throw)

on - currently, there are no uniformly enforced airline restrictions concerning carry-on luggage. Most carriers state that the bag must fit in the overhead bin or under the seat in front of you. The u [..]

 To move a checker.  Cash : To double your opponent when they are in such a bad position that you know that it will berefused allowing you to "cash" in your lead for money or poin [..]

See Portage.

Related: Net financing cost.

Diminutive of Caroline.