producer
81producer — n 1. creator, grower, maker, builder, fabricator, manufacturer; innovator, initiator, originator; one who gets things done or out, worker, laborer, digger, miner, workhorse. 2. director, auteur, manager, stage manager; entrepreneur, impresario;… …
82producer — pro·duc·er …
83producer — pro•duc•er [[t]prəˈdu sər, ˈdyu [/t]] n. 1) a person who produces 2) bus Econ. a person who produces goods and services or creates economic value 3) sbz the person responsible for raising money, hiring personnel, and generally supervising… …
84Producer — VP A cinematic role that is responsible for both editorial and production duties …
85Producer — Pro|du|cer [... dju:sɐ ], der; s, <englisch> (englische Bezeichnung für Hersteller, [Film]produzent, Fabrikant) …
86producer — One who produces, brings forth, or generates. Boland v. Cecil, 65 Cal.App.2d Supp. 832, 150 P.2d 819, 822. Term is commonly used to denote person who raises agricultural products and puts them in condition for the market. Tennessee Burley Tobacco …
87producer — One who produces whether by farming or manufacturing, although used more commonly to denote a person who raises crops or puts crops in condition for marketing. Allen v Smith, 173 US 389, 399, 43 L Ed 741, 744, 19 S Ct 446 …
88producer countries — In counterdrug operations, countries where naturally occurring plants such as coca, cannabis, or poppies are cultivated for later refinement into illicit drugs. See also counterdrug operations …
89producer gas — noun Date: 1895 a fuel gas made by circulating air or a mixture of air and steam through a layer of incandescent fuel and consisting chiefly of carbon monoxide, hydrogen, and nitrogen …
90producer goods — noun plural Date: 1948 goods (as tools and raw materials) used to produce other goods and satisfy human wants only indirectly …
