- Industry: Convention
- Number of terms: 32421
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1) A fixed amount or percentage charged. 2) The cost of participating in a meeting or event, paid to the organization conducting the meeting.
Industry:Convention
1) A facility that can be reconfigured for another use; for example, an arena that can be converted to an exhibit hall by retracting seats. 2) A building complex containing several different types of facilities, such as a convention center, arena, and theater.
Industry:Convention
1) A contractor hired by an exhibitor to perform event services independent of event management-appointed contractors. 2) Any individual or company hired to perform event services on a contract basis.
Industry:Convention
1) A distilled, alcoholic beverage made from a fermented mash of various ingredients including grains or other plants. Examples: Bourbon, Gin, Vodka, Rum, Scotch and Tequila. Also called Spirits. 2) An oyster’s natural juices are referred to as its liquor. 3) Pot liquor or pot likker refers to the liquid resulting from cooking meats or vegetables.
Industry:Convention
1) A black-and-white or color photograph printed on glossy paper, used to promote a speaker or celebrity. 2) Common term for photographs reproduced on high gloss paper.
Industry:Convention
1' x 2', 1' x 3' or 1' x 4' mounted on flat surface, usually associated with banners or signs.
Industry:Convention
1 ) Matted or framed portion of a picture. 2) Additional shot added to a scene at a later time. 3) Interchangeable copy or art panels.
Industry:Convention
A spicy-hot, extraordinarily pungent condiment used in Korean cuisine. It is made from fermented vegetables, such as cabbage or turnips, that have been pickled, stored in sealed pots or jars, and buried in the ground. It is dug up and used as needed. Alternate spelling is Kimchee.
Industry:Convention
Lobster. A true lobster has two front claws. Most ‘lobster tails’ come from Rock Lobster or Spiny Lobster, which are actually a large variety of crawfish.
Industry:Convention
