to clearinghouse
- verb
- /ˈklɪrɪŋhaʊs/
- Jargon
- The organization will clearinghouse all incoming donations and distribute them to local shelters.
Examples
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Our office is set up to clearinghouse requests from different departments and ensure everyone gets what they need.
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The website aims to clearinghouse information about scholarships for students across the country.
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The organization will clearinghouse all incoming donations and distribute them to local shelters.
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Our office is set up to clearinghouse requests from different departments and ensure everyone gets what they need.
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The website aims to clearinghouse information about scholarships for students across the country.
How Centralized
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Clearinghouse as a verb follows the same idea: to clear ('settle') in a house ('place') — in other words, to act like a central place that collects, organizes, and sends things on for others. So when an organization clearinghouses requests or donations, it gathers them and gives them to the right people.