stagging
Going without date
Stagging refers to attending an event without a date or partner, going solo to something typically attended as a couple: She's stagging it to the wedding.
In British financial slang, stagging means buying shares in a new issue with the intention of selling them immediately for quick profit rather than holding them as an investment.
Secretly observing others
- watchingActively looking at something
- observingPerceiving attentively
- stakeoutProlonged covert observation
- monitoringOngoing observation of something
reconnaissance · scouting · tracking · following · tailing · shadowing · lookout · spotting
Units of company ownership
- speculationUnproven theorizing or risky investment
- tradingExchanging for value
- allotmentDesignated share or portion
- flotationAbility to stay afloat
IPO · underwriting · subscription · investor · securities · listing · placement · allocation
Gathering for celebration
- celebrationFestive event marking occasion
- groomBetrothed man; stable worker
- night outRecreational evening away
- send-offFarewell gathering or party
revelry · festivities · best man · pub crawl · mates
spying
Secretly observing others
- watchingActively looking at something
- observingPerceiving attentively
- stakeoutProlonged covert observation
monitoring · reconnaissance · scouting · tracking · following · tailing · shadowing · lookout · spotting
shares
Units of company ownership
- speculationUnproven theorizing or risky investment
- tradingExchanging for value
- allotmentDesignated share or portion
flotation · IPO · underwriting · subscription · investor · securities · listing · placement · allocation · dealing
party
Gathering for celebration
- celebrationFestive event marking occasion
- groomBetrothed man; stable worker
- night outRecreational evening away
send-off · revelry · festivities · best man · pub crawl · mates
staggingpaired
Joined as two
accompanied · doubling · escorted · partnered · chaperoned
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