Open Jaw: A trip in during which there is no travel by air between two cities, such as a flight to washington dc, then travel by rental car to charlotte, nc, then a return by air from charlotte back to the original departure city.

 

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Open Jaw: A trip in during which there is no travel by air between two cities, such as a flight to washington dc, then travel by rental car to charlotte, nc, then a return by air from charlotte back t . . . View Full Definition

Open Transaction: A transaction that is not completed at the end of the accounting period: a purchase that has not yet been paid for or a sale where payment is yet to be collected when the accounting period ends.

Open Up: Used in the context of general equities. Disclose more information (e.g., the exact price and quantity of one's potential interest). See: Put pants on it.

Open Ticket: Ticket that is valid for transportation between certain points but indicates no specific reservation.

Open world: This is a game world that allows players to roam freely, and break out of the typically linear structure that most games provide.

Open Systems Interconnection (OSI): A reference model developed by the International Organization of Standardization. It splits networking into seven layers which provide specific services and communications standards.

Open System: A system that can be adjusted for new functions or purposes, and hence produce new and unpredicted results. Human language is an example of an open system. To a lesser extent, so is XML code . . . View Full Definition

Open-Air Theater: An amphitheater, especially the unroofed public playhouses in the suburbs of London. Shakespeare's Globe and the Rose are two examples.

Open-End Fund: Used in the context of general equities. Mutual fund that continually creates new shares on demand. Mutual fund shareholders buy the funds at net asset value and may redeem them at any time . . . View Full Definition

Open-End Lease: A lease agreement that provides for an additional payment at the expiration of the lease to adjust for any change in the value of the property.