stock in trade's Usage Examples:

Bunion Turke, father of Rosetta, an unblushing appropriator of the stock in trade of a well-known and worthy old histrionic.

As you"ve no doubt gathered, his big stock in trade is the tall tale.

involved in press photography, publishing postcards as well as the stock in trade studio portraits and weddings.

Waldo granite was once the stock in trade of a thriving industry.

By 1 November 1899, to preserve his health, Jean-Baptiste announced in Le Timbre-poste that the time had come to free himself from the duties of publication and to liquidate most of his stock in trade.

Bunion Turke, father of Rosetta, an unblushing appropriator of the stock in trade of a well-known and worthy old histrionic miller.

The inventory of his workshop and stock in trade taken after his death following a long illness gives a snapshot of his.

Like so many other elements of the minstrel show, stereotypes of racial, ethnic and sexual fools were the stock in trade.

album, Canibus delivers more of the battle-rhyme lyrics that are his stock in trade.

in 1797 by William Thurgood for £500 including the going gears and stock in trade.

from Yorkshire whose stock in trade was an endless parade of outrageous tarradiddles and tall tales.

The mill suffered a fire in 1746, when his stock in trade included "tobacco snuff".

derives from Petrarch, for whom hyperbolic praise is a main part of the stock in trade.

Synonyms:

authorized stock, control stock, treasury shares, authorized shares, watered stock, reacquired stock, share, capital stock, hot issue, quarter stock, hot stock, capital, float, working capital, common shares, treasury stock, growth stock, preferred stock, common stock, ordinary shares, no-par stock, preferred shares, voting stock, no-par-value stock, preference shares, common stock equivalent,

Antonyms:

nonvolatile storage, non-volatile storage, volatile storage, fauna, flora,