Search results for 'stat':

stateful (adjective) : (of a computer security device) able to track the state of a network connection (such as a TCP connection)

Submitted by: Anonymous on Sep. 16, 2005 22:50

Statisize (verb) : To use statistics for the purpose of creating or influencing strategy.

The new availability of on line player statistics allowed the tennis team captain to statisize her lineup so that her best players played against the toughest teams.

Submitted by: Michelle Sayre from Colorado on Feb. 19, 2007 16:05

statoid (noun) : A primary administrative subdivision of a country. Umbrella term covering states, provinces, departments, counties, territories, governorates, and so on, depending on the specific country.

Is a statoid's capital ever located outside of the statoid itself? —Gwillim Law, 1999

Submitted by: Anonymous on May. 09, 2006 13:46

statriot (noun) : one who loves his or her state and supports its authority and interests

He was a loyal statriot.

Submitted by: Julie West from Missouri on Apr. 16, 2009 21:40

statriotism

(noun) : love for or devotion to one's state

His statriotism was apparent by his love of all things related to Texas.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Apr. 16, 2009 21:49

statular (adjective) : Related to the state level of government in a federal system

Statular regulations prohibit this sale of alcohol

Submitted by: Anonymous on Mar. 01, 2007 02:55

status (verb) : To inform one of an event

We need to status her about the Merriam-Webster proposal prior to her meeting with its board.

Submitted by: David Hughey from Georgia Us on Oct. 13, 2005 11:32

status, statused (verb) : Status; to choose a status or ranking. Statused; to have assigned a status.

Status: My job is to status the manufactured parts as Acceptable or Rejected. Statused: While compiling the worksheet of all the new parts, I statused the parts as either Acceptable or Rejected.

Submitted by: Jackie Markgraf from Texas on Dec. 13, 2005 11:47

statusphere : When a person has reached a very high level of fame, he or she is said to have reached the "statusphere".

The "A-list" party planners only invited celebrities from the statusphere.

Submitted by: Wm Lorenz from Canada on Jun. 24, 2006 15:24

statustician (noun) : one concerned with social status

Submitted by: Dennis Ramsey from Virginia on Jun. 15, 2009 12:12

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