Elevator
101elevator shoe — noun Etymology: from Elevators, a trademark : a shoe having a specially constructed raised insole intended to make the wearer look taller * * * a shoe with a thick insole designed to increase the wearer s height. [named after a former trademark,… …
102elevator music — noun Date: 1978 instrumental arrangements of popular songs often piped in (as to an elevator or retail store) …
103Elevator Music — Filiale de Hut Recordings (1996 2004) Virgin Music (2004 2007) Fondé en 1996 Fondateur Placebo Statut Mort (2007) Genre(s) Rock …
104elevator surfer — noun A person who illegally rides on the top of an elevator car, outside the actual confines of the car …
105elevator surfing — noun The practice of riding on the top of elevator cars, outside the actual confines of the car …
106elevator shaft — vertical opening passing through a building that is used for an elevator …
107elevator angle — The angle between the chord of an elevator and the chord of the tailplane …
108elevator tab — A tab attached to the rear portion of the elevator to assist in its movement. It can also be a trim tab …
109elevator music — American pleasant but boring recorded music that is played in public places. You can t get away from elevator music in some shopping malls …
110elevator pitch — /ˈɛləveɪtə pɪtʃ/ (say eluhvaytuh pich) noun a concise presentation of a product, service, project, etc. Also, elevator speech. {imagined as a pitch1 (def. 37) made to someone in the short time available to the presenter as they travel with the… …
