Joint Cement Or Joint Compound: A powder that is usually mixed with water and used for joint treatment in gypsum-wallboard finish. Often called 'spackle' or drywall mud.

 

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Joint Cement Or Joint Compound: A powder that is usually mixed with water and used for joint treatment in gypsum-wallboard finish. Often called 'spackle' or drywall mud.

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Out-Of-Favor Industry Or Stock: An unpopular industry or stock that usually has a low price-earnings ratio.

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Outbound Operator: A company that takes groups from a given city of country to another city or country.

Outside Corner: The point at which two walls form an external angle, one you usually can walk around.

Outplacement: A benefit offered by the employer to displaced employees that may consist of such services as job counseling, training and job-finding assistance.

Out In Order: Retiring the first 3 batters in an inning.

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Osmoregulation: The regulation of the movement of water by osmosis into and out of cells; the maintenance of water balance within the body.