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no-trade clause

no-trade clause noun: a clause in a contract by players who do not wish to be traded without their consent.

Noun

no-trade clause (plural no-trade clauses)

  1. (US) A clause in a contract by players who do not wish to be traded without their consent.

Forms of no-trade clause

pluralno-trade clauses

Questions about no-trade clause

What does no-trade clause mean?
No-trade clause means a clause in a contract by players who do not wish to be traded without their consent.
What part of speech is no-trade clause?
No-trade clause is a noun.
What is the plural of no-trade clause?
The plural of no-trade clause is no-trade clauses.

Words near no-trade clause in the dictionary

  1. no-tell motels
  2. no-till
  3. no-tillage
  4. no-tilled
  5. no-time
  6. no-trade clause
  7. no-trade clauses
  8. no-trump
  9. no-trumper
  10. no-trumpers
  11. no-trumps

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