Refers to employees who work in offices or business rather than manual workers.

An illegal act such as fraud, embezzlement, bribery, etc., committed by a worker in business or administrative function.

Large domestic electrical appliances, such as cookers, washing machines, fridges, etc.

A company, individual, etc., who offers favourable terms in a takeover, usually saving the acquired company from a hostile takeover.

A derogatory term for drivers of white commercial vans, who have a reputation for driving recklessly and intimidating car drivers by driving about three inches from their rear bumper.

The sale of goods in large quantities, usually to retailers who then sell them for a profit.

A bank which provides services to large organisations, financial institutions, etc., rather than individual customers.

A small program which is run by certain computers. A small device, switch, gadget, etc., whose name is not known.

Describes a situation or arrangement in which all parties benefit or profit.

A large area of land, which has strong winds, on which a group of wind turbines are placed in order to produce electricity by driving generators.