what is the meaning of SWOT?
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strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats. its a teachnique used in marketing to analyize the business environment.
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Tumescence.\n\n(Hey, it was originally a pagan fertlilty celebration.)
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From dictionary.com:\n\nwitch-hunt also witch hunt (wchhnt)\nn.    An investigation carried out ostensibly to uncover subversive activities but actually used to harass and undermine those with differing views.\n\nFrom m-w.com:\n\nMain Entry: witch-hunt\nPronunciation: 'wich-"h&nt\nFunction: noun\n1 : a searching out for persecution of persons accused of witchcraft\n2 : the searching out and deliberate harassment of those (as political opponents) with unpopular views\n\nThe article at wikipedia is far too long to copy-paste, but you can read it here:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Witch_hunt
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Incursion\n\n"the act of entering some territory or domain (often in large numbers)"  http://wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=incursion
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Good question...  I looked into it...\n\ncopied and pasted from my source:\n\nScot-free actually comes from scot, meaning 'an assessment or tax'. This word is a borrowing from Old Norse, perhaps from scot 'contribution' or a related word scattr 'tax; treasure'. It also seems to be related to Old English gescot 'shot', and there is also the possibility of the influence of Old French escot, which was itself borrowed from a Germanic source. Scot is first found in this sense in the early thirteenth century.\n\nScot-free originally meant 'free from payment of scot', a sense that is now almost totally obsolete, except in historical contexts. By extension, it came to mean 'free from obligation, harm, punishment, or restraint'. (Yes, the idea that a tax is a punishment is a very old one.) Since the word scot on its own is now rare, most people probably interpret scot to be some sort of intensive of free.\n\nScot-free, like scot itself, is first found in the thirteenth century. The broader use of the word is attested in the sixteenth century.
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Swn (Si-n)It's African.
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its spelt bumbaclot.both of those slangs are vile invectives used in jamaica.it mean motherfucker
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According to the websters dictionary, it is "swoon". \n\nMain Entry: ec·sta·sy \nPronunciation: 'ek-st&-sE\nFunction: noun\nInflected Form(s): plural -sies\nEtymology: Middle English extasie, from Middle French, from Late Latin ecstasis, from Greek ekstasis, from existanai to derange, from ex- out + histanai to cause to stand -- more at EX-, STAND\n1 a : a state of being beyond reason and self-control b archaic : SWOON\n2 : a state of overwhelming emotion; especially : rapturous delight\n3 : TRANCE; especially : a mystic or prophetic trance\n4 : a synthetic amphetamine analogue C11H15NO2 used illicitly for its mood-enhancing and hallucinogenic properties\nsynonyms ECSTASY, RAPTURE, TRANSPORT mean intense exaltation of mind and feelings. ECSTASY and RAPTURE both suggest a state of trance or near immobility produced by an overpowering emotion. ECSTASY may apply to any strong emotion (as joy, fear, rage, adoration) <religious ecstasy>. RAPTURE usually implies intense bliss or beatitude <in speechless rapture>. TRANSPORT applies to any powerful emotion that lifts one out of oneself and may provoke frenzied action <in a transport of rage>.
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Gist means the essence, what it boils down to. "The gist of Bush's speech was that we're not going to cut and run." \n\nIt's not appropriate in the sentence you gave. I'm actually not even sure what you're trying to say there, so I can't suggest a better word.
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This Link will lead you to understand every thing about SWOT analysis, and with good examples too.\nhttp://www.marketingteacher.com/Lessons/lesson_swot.htm
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Intrinsic value is the value of a thing (or person) based on its internal value. It is the value per se. The thing has value in and of itself. The value is inherent (naturally in) the thing.\n\nA forest has value for timber, mineral rights, tourism dollars; a shortcut to Grandmas house… but it also is a beautiful thing, perhaps a national treasure. The forest also has intrinsic value.\n\nThen there are also the answers cited. Like Nike, the Swoosh is part of Nike’s intrinsic value. If they sold off the swoosh, the intrinsic value of Nike would go down.
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gist -------       fish\nfist -------        hits\nsift -------        fits\ngift ------        gifts\nshift  ------     figs\nsigh  ------     fig\nsight
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EDUCATED GUESS? swill is pig food and mob is/was a derogatory term for the public so swilling the mob is rabal rousing or inciting to riot
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stone (st) \na traditional British unit of weight, rarely used in the U.S. Originally the stone varied in size, both from place to place and according to the nature of the item being weighed. A stone of sugar was traditionally 8 pounds, while a stone of wool could be as much as 24 pounds. Eventually the stone was standardized at 14 pounds avoirdupois or approximately 6.350 29 kilograms -- a convenient size because it makes the stone equal to exactly 1/2 quarter or 1/8 hundredweight. Today the stone is used mostly for stating the weight of persons or animals. No -s is added for the plural.\n\nfortnight \na traditional English unit of time equal to 2 weeks or 14 days. The word, a contraction of "fourteen nights," has been used since at least the 1100s.
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whatttttttttt do you mean?
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English\n\nEtymology\nGreek (ostrakon) potsherd used for voting\n\nVerb\nto ostracise\n\nto remove (someone) from society or from a community
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NTET.\n\nNine Ten Eleven Twelve.