trade description
/ˌtreɪd dɪˈskrɪpʃn/(also trades description) Law (chiefly British )
noun
Information which describes some or all of the features of a commercial service or an item offered for sale (such as physical appearance, place of manufacture, fitness for purpose, etc.). Later also in extended use (often humorous ).
- Ensuring the accuracy of such information is typically a legal obligation for the supplier..
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From trade + description.
- queen cell
- Queen Charlotte Islands
- Queen City
- queen closer
- queen conch
- Queen Consort
- queencraft
- queen cup
- queendom
- Queen Dowager
- queen-elect
- Queen Elizabeth
- Queen Elizabeth is dead
- Queen Elizabeth's pocket-pistol
- Queen, Ellery
- queen excluder
- queenfish
- queen-flower
- queen-gold
- queenhood
- queenie
- Queen in Council
- queening square
- Queenite
- queenless