part-ex1
/ˌpɑːtˈɛks/British
noun
= part exchange.
adjective
Bought or sold in part exchange for something; involving or relating to part exchange.
Origin
1960s; earliest use found in The Times. Shortened from part exchange (originally as graphic abbreviation).
part-ex2
/ˌpɑːtˈɛks/British
verb
[with object] = part-exchange.
Origin
1990s. From part-ex, after part-exchange.
- the Hun
- the Hunter
- the hustings
- the hyaline
- the I
- the Ice Age
- the icing (also frosting) on the cake
- the Incarnation
- theine
- the Inner House of the Court of Session
- the Inquisition
- the ins and outs
- the international community
- the Internationale
- their
- theirs
- theirselves
- theirs (or ours) not to reason why
- theism
- theist
- theistic
- theistical
- theistically
- the jewel in the (or one's) crown
- the jig is up