What does the term "drop ship" mean?
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when something is ordered and instead of shipping it to you you send it straight to the end user.
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scut·tle·butt (sktl-bt)  KEY  \n\nNOUN:\n\n   1. Slang Gossip; rumor.\n   2. Nautical\n         1. A drinking fountain on a ship.\n         2. A cask on a ship used to hold the day's supply of drinking water.
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It means:\n"You have 3 days to accept this mission, or this message will self-destruct!"
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You probably mean déclassé, pronounced a bit like day-class-ay.\n\nIt means lower-class, beneath the dignity of the speaker.
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LDP means "landed-duty price" - The final price paid by a brand or licensee for finished goods, including shipping, duty, delivery, insurance, and customs clearance costs, is called the “Landed-Duty-Paid” (LDP) price.\n\nFOB means "freight on board" price - The price paid by a brand to a supplier facility at the factory door – before shipping and import fees – is known as the “Freight-on-Board” (FOB) price; it includes all labor and non-labor production costs of the factory, including factory overhead, cloth and other materials, labor, and profit.
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This is an old tradition and in the past captains did go down with the ship, it was considered an honorable thing to do, times have changed and I'm pretty sure that that tradition is no longer being practiced.  I think that some may chose to go down if not all the "passengers" have been removed.
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Dropping the suit means that they will not have a judgment against you so they cannot garnish your wages. It does not however dismiss the debt and that information will still be reported to your credit report until it is resolved. They can still collect the debt in any other legal way.
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FOB stands for "Free On Board", which's incorrectly noted as times at "Freight on Board".\n\nIt indicates that the seller pays fr the transportation costs to the port of shipment, as well as the loading costs. The buyer pays for the freight, insurance, loading etc from the port of arrival to the location.\n\nSee the Wiki link below.
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It is a class of racing "ship".  Think of them like a Formula-1 car.  There are stringent standards that the builders must abide by, such as hull weight, keel length, and sail materials.  Download the PDF below for a full list of the rules:\n\n*OK, I give up!!!  I can't fit the address on one line, so follow the link below to find the rule book.
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It means to leave it alone, don't touch or go near it.  Get away.  \nWe are dropping something bad and leaving it alone.
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Cargo is from the Spanish word cargar which means to load. \nAlso, in the past good were mainly transported by a ship so its called shipment.
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"Flotsam" is the remains of wreckage from a ship or boat!\n"Jetsam" Is items or equipment from a ship or boat which is deliberately thrown overboard to achieve ballast!
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It means to ride on the back of something else. The term itself is just a derivation of the phrase "pick back", which meant to throw something on your back for the purpose of carrying it.
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In your case, it means "Loser On Line"\n\nStop wasting everybody's time!
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Sounds like some of the other naval terms like Backing down.\n would this maybe simply be a term for a manuver on the water.
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The "big" ship in the "word"?
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FOB means free on board. It is a shipping term meaning that the risk of loss for goods passes to the buyer when it is received at it's destination.