Definitions
Definitions are the meanings of words.
Asked in Definitions, Punjabi
What is a Punjabi?
Asked in Definitions
To work on own initiative?
Asked in Academic Writing, Definitions, Newspapers and Magazines, Journalists
What is an editorial?

An editorial is an article in a newspaper or magazine (or television or radio) that expresses the editor's personal bias.it is exactly what it sounds like that one thing that is written and read for is an editorial.....written by Jacob H...Editorial is not like sub-editor. It is a place in newspaper for reporter to give their idea.
Asked in Computer Terminology, Definitions, USB Flash Drives
What is a high speed usb host controller?

A hi-speed USB host controller is basically a 2.0 usb port that
replaces the 1.0 usb ports that were created a couple years ago.
It's faster than the 1.0 usb ports, its still the same shape, but
2.0 has more power and better hardware incorporated. USB 3.0 is
also available that is much faster than 2.0.
That's the general term for USB2.0, it operates much more faster
than USB 1.1 which is know as non Hi-speed.
To find out if you have Hi-speed USB2.0 capable hardware:
In Window XP:"Right click my computer, then "manage", select
device manager and scroll down to USB controllers. Click the + then
look for the word "Enhanced" in either of the host controller
listed. If there's 1 with Enhanced, then you have USB2.0 capable
hardware.
See the related link for more info about USB1.1 and USB2.0
Asked in Business & Finance, Loans, Definitions, Planet Mars
What is the meaning of 'Have you ever been bonded'?

The concept of employee bonding is really an insurance matter relating to the employer’s efforts to protect itself against wrongful acts by its employees. In industries where employees have direct access to money or to property, the employer will often be keen to protect itself against the impact of employee theft.
Also, certain businesses will be required by their customers to provide proof that they are bonded. For instance, customers of commercial cleaning companies might demand the cleaners be bonded. This provides both peace of mind (that the cleaners are trustworthy) and financial protection in the event of theft.
Asked in English Language, Definitions
What does 'prove someone s undoing' mean?

In this context, prove means, turns out to be. Undoing means
ruin, disaster. So if something proves to be someone's undoing, it
means that this thing, whatever it is (a life of crime, drug
addiction, compulsive gambling, etc.) has ruined someone's life.
Heroin addiction proved to be Frank's undoing.
Asked in Miscellaneous, Definitions
What is CAYTOA?
Asked in Definitions, Latin to English, English to Latin
What is declension?

Declension organizes the non-verbal parts of speech so as to
indicate case endings gender, and number. Case
endings help relate the different parts of speech to the verb, and
to the rest of the sentence. In the specific example of Latin, the
cases are called as follows: nominative, for the subject of the
sentence; genitive, to show possession; dative, for the indirect
object; accusative, for the direct object; and ablative, for
objects of prepositions. Gender indicates whether an object or
person is feminine, masculine, or neuter. And number indicates
whether the object or person is singular, in the case of one; or
plural, in the case of more than one. In contrast to Latin,
declension isn't strong in English. There are traces of its
influence in the differentiation between singular and plural. There
are even fewer traces in the differentiaton between cases.
Nowadays, it tends to exist in the pronoun forms of he/him/his,
I/me/mine, she/her/hers, they/them/their/theirs, and
we/us/our/ours. And there are even rare sightings of gender, other
than examples such as blond and blonde.
Asked in Miscellaneous, Definitions
What is Blancita?

I've modified the previous answer here because it disregarded
Spanish spelling, but was otherwise correct for the pronunciation
"blahn-KEE-tah":
"Blanquita", with "qu" instead of "c", means "little white girl"
in Spanish. The root word is "blanco"/"blanca" which means white.
and the -ita is used to show affection or it could also mean
little. Most people think this is derogatory or mean, but in
reality, it's not. it just depends on what way it's used.
If you were asking about a word or name pronounced
"blahn-KEE-tah", this is a good answer. I've never heard of
"Blancita", which in Spanish would be pronounced "blahn-SEE-tah",
and would be meaningless AFAIK.