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Setup

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Noun

1. apparatus, setup

equipment designed to serve a specific function

2. setup

the way something is organized or arranged

Example Sentences:
'it takes time to learn the setup around here'

3. frame-up, setup

an act that incriminates someone on a false charge

WordNet Lexical Database for English. Princeton University. 2010.


Setup

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noun
1. 
the way in which something is set up
; specif.,
a. 
the plan, makeup, or arrangement, as of equipment, an organization, etc.
b. 
the details of a situation, plan of action, etc.
2.  US
bodily posture; carriage
3.  US
the glass, ice, soda water, etc. provided for preparing an alcoholic drink
4.  US, Informal
a. 
a contest deliberately arranged as an uneven match to result in an easy victory
b. 
the contestant marked for defeat in such a contest
c. 
an undertaking that is, or is purposely made, very easy, or a goal or result that is easy to achieve
d. 
a person who is easily tricked
adjective
5.  US, Baseball
of or having to do with a relief pitcher who specializes in pitching just before the closer

Webster’s New World College Dictionary, 4th Edition. Copyright © 2010 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. All rights reserved.


Setup

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n.
1. The way in which something is constituted, arranged, or planned.
2. The gathering and organization of the equipment needed for an operation, procedure, or task.
3.
a. Physical makeup; physique.
b. Body posture or carriage, especially militarily erect bearing.
4.
a. often setups Informal The collective ingredients, such as ice, mixers, and glasses, necessary for serving various alcoholic drinks.
b. A table setting, as in a restaurant.
5. A camera position, as for a particular shot in a scene being filmed.
6. Slang
a. A contest prearranged to result in an easy or faked victory.
b. An endeavor intentionally made easy.
c. A deceptive scheme, such as a fraud or hoax.
7. A plan or strategy for a projected course of action.
8. Sports A play or pass that creates a scoring opportunity.

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